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schooner.
A. r. COCHRAN q CO.,

A. r. COCHRAN d CO.,
~ Tch0apitOMkds Street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and hi.
" rect importers Of FRUITS, NUTS, WINES, etc.,
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAs-5OO bushels gem.
inc, imported direct from Charleston;
tlGS-l90O drums new Smyrna, superior Eleme;
kAlSIMs--ln quantities TO suit purchasers;
AIMONlS-50 bales and bags Soft Sheled Almonds;
EHElIED Al4AluN DS-200 boxes in line order;
PECANS, BRAZIL NUTS and PEA NUTS-35O
PIPER, RACE GINGER, etc..--4O0 bags;
sTARCH-Ageuey Of Helh, Floyd & Co.;
OLIVE oll5l9 hqSkes, pints and quarts, g Piegno;'
SARDIhE S-Wholea, halves, thirds and quarter boxes;
WINES-Maseat, ClaIet, ETC., In boxes; Malaga, sweet
and dryi Por. Wine various qualities, ETC.;
BRANpIES-Variou qualities;
BuTrER--Aiways on hand. supply best St Louis;
ORANGES and I4EM0HS--Of direct importation. and
all kiadsOf Foreign fruits, ETC.;
PRUH EsS-Ip Jars aud fancy boxes
CITRONS--30O boxes superior tien0B Cir0nA;
CHAMPAIGN E-lfO baskets;
BRANDY CHERRlES-S00o cases fresh, landing;
kACDARONl AND VERMiCElil.L-aDO cases fresh
Genoa, landihgs
FlRE,CRACKERss-- 100 boxes tirst quality No. ];
eofVDER-Agsney OF the celsbFasd American ChTyt-
~ Powder Company, Euarenlied superior 10 Gay
Powder manufactured, Id17 Sfpl oil
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Mtrder.-A widow, Mrs. Burgess living on
the Chpola river, about forty miles above Apa-
iachcola, Florida, shot on the 9TH inst by one
OF her own negroes. The boy says he was induced
by white men to shoot his mistress
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Cotton and Tobacco statemsnt,

Cotton and Tobacco Statement.
STOCK nm hand San, ,o,o Cotton bales. Tobacco, kinds
Received past week ..... 934 soo i-'0'V
previously .sa7, iSS-ss7, 1888 57,s4s-57 .sss
F,no,,sa ,.., ,ysss ,o s5i,46s 7O.75S
previously sI9.lO9-s2s $40 81 ,sos-5s 29l
S'oeA on hand' mol cleared -. ''a,SB 1859
Tie early part Of the week, but holders remained frm q,
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List of vessels in Port Not CLEARED.

hetatn ths frst municipality (dessnatsd fo0WD
a9s q n he Aes esmmsnes at ihs Railroad snf up..;
N t SocnnhE NIL the Ras above tbs Htssms0.
ng no being ElabeGt Landing -iu ths Third (m2 the
ennencs AZ the Railroad and Down Ne lbeing FsY wharf,
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California Ships-The total number of vessels
which have sailed from the Atlantic ports for Cal
ifornia is 1894 ships, $50 barks, 276 briggs, pit
schooners, 2 sloops, and 80 steamers. Total 1901
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Thaddeus Stevens has been nominated for re.
election to Congress from Lancaster (Pa) District
Messrs. Littell and Calvin, of the same State, de-
cline re.electioh
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FIRST observation-disclosures COuRT.-We ex
amined all the papers that were before Recorder no yes
terday There was only peculiar feature them In all
the adavis amounted to eight -Four of these were against
one Individual, named Charles Watson. The afidayis
would make him out to be nsaate enemy be threaten
and Strikes and strikes and threatens all around There will
be an interesting series of conversations when Charles
up for trial
The other of character tng, as not to re-
nnir
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dcnce cloed Mr. Gaienne opened for the prosecution
Mr. G. w. Cbrsy and Col Field followed for the defence
and Assistant District Attorney Reese closed the case for hs
State. All Of them speeches Of respectable ability and
free from the feeling Of that has peculiarly marked The
progress of this Examination Acting Recorder Hale said
that h. would take the written testimony under advsement
and give his decision this morning At 10 O'Clock
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hFooRDER's COURT -2Np MUNICIPALITY
Case Of First Lieut.. Charles Petrte.-The ex-
animation In this excruciatngy interesting and
disgusting popular case was resumed yesterday
morning, The evidence did not vary much from
that gwen on the preceding day. There was one
important change OF prospects IN favor Of the pros
eeotng witness The Counsel for the defence had been
ang daily since the beginning of the trial that they could
move that the girls father had turned her at on ac
count oil her nchase conduct The old man was put upon
the stand, and here is his evidence
JACOB rcHAETFER is step father of Barbara Denuper
Asked what has been her character chastity? Saws he
cant say any thing against the gnever saw any Thing ont
Of the wayknows nothing about Barbara having ever
70 Louisiana Ball Room In answer 10 question If he ave,
drove Barbara from his house, that she ould no 40
thing that he told her. and he ordered her to go away and
provide for herself Never said word to Mr. Routb NOR
Gr Routh to him, about this business. He does not kno
abo person coming to Barbara, the morning after
her reeae from psonhe opwent to see his brother
n-law Had asked his wife what Barbara put in Gala
booze for, and she told him it was of Mr. Renne
Barbs went to place where she hired on MONDAY
shtstayed here-place CalOpe street This wines.
savehis evidence through Interpreter
Here another piece OF evidence that important as ho
ing that leut Pstre did register the Of Barbara
Dcnlnger in the Police books the night which he ar
rested her
Capt FoRso sworn on the stand (Was shown report Of
police OF the 18th August )Does find of Barbara
DenhHger tsre. (Wness shown warranty SAYS that il
served b. Lieut. Pete Warrant was Issued on the 18th
and returned the l7h There business the office
at the umeSto the delay. Recorder the 18th sent
for uionaiion why that executed Witness
being ash ed how it 10 be known that the girl Barbara
had been arrested at ALL said that when he went TO the Ba
street Watch house. the Wachman told him about the
Vr being there. and that report had been made of it,
Witness then ordered to be entered in his prison book Day
police book being shown to witness he found that the g
arrest IS ened day book of Sunday, August 1sth
Robert Dennser Witness has put fifty persons in his owl
rool instead of combining them in cell file put the Sill
inans Ueinale) IN his own they charged with
He uuit his hv
who SAID that Of the parties laboIng under asthma
Nnd Would be death 10 her to go into cell Witness az
ways used discretionary power in such matters.
About hafpast O'Clock, yesterday afternoon. the sVi.
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LAfhdlvit on Account.
The STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Dali .ft 49, fEtu - II -

IAfidavit on AccoantJ
The STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans. City Of New tlrlsaas
Be 70 remembered, That the 2sth day Of July A. b.
i before the subscrber Just Of The Peace in and
tor the city Aforesaid personally cared CHARLES MAE
soFI Secretary. etc who being duly according 70
law, doth depose and say, that the within Iu and
Mutual Insurance. Company Of New Orleans
lSisned) 9. J. MAksoE1
Sworn to, and subsibed before me. the day and year
above written. (6isned) j. l.. WIsTER,
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish OF Orleans
The Trustees have this day declared dividend Of trty
three and 0nethrd per the earned premiums OF
he past payable in scrip and after The second Mon
day IN August next.
The Company would also give notice that they have
commenced wnuhg LIFE Risks and hereafter will continue
TO make lIYE, FIRE, MARIsE AND RIVER INSTANCES.
They offer this community all the advantages OF home
mtutions whose profits invested in their mip and the
security Of real and substantial capital of Three Hun
dred and Sixty Thousand Dollars.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President,
Mnau Cu.u. I'LL D.
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In Nervous ComPlaiuSs, drugs and medicines ereas.
&c for they wsaken Ss yta energies Of he sady
zns Of q applied BY rs StaSia
mi v hs ehshSted pssHs ane Weakened
'sOf rHs t srses SssSssty AND sSs ,
consists the fact that shey cure disease y
sSP as 1 II paSs o. the usual mode duggg
re al1esS1;on Isy srHs a he :o9se yst eql
ss % ~ % eeS osooa, promote ne seereiORs. aud
Since their mrOdpCon into he United ststs, onS s6e
glasses and conditions among which wee srRe ns a q
aides who are peculiarly subject Nervous Complaints
nase Oeen Entirely and Permanently Cured
whep all hope of relief had been given up every thing
ne case Of person afflicted with that bane Of civilization
Rfs4REPslA or any other Chronic or Nervous DsOrde
On the nerves and muscles Of the stomach AFFORD temporary
injured eu % hs he p psen a. G ssss s and h
&c CsoVpae w T KIT he eisc resulting 9m the action o.
the worse symptoms Of an attack and simply lie The Be
o pe ss O9y 1sns s Masnss Fud as directed p
element Of the Belt, thereby causing Gavanic ccuaon
The positive thus Keeping up SSa
th.no1gsh2gt the systsm.
Ne VI e ffSs S'.s e ds! Z 4 AsE
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
Of the Most Undoubted Character
from all parn Fl Ss COSnS ep9a be given sufficient to
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED IADIEs.
ia taxi
give e .GmsSus testimonials which have been received from
Union Weakness. Tegularitiss, low spirits pain IN he
Of The womb, eosuyene obslructed difficult menstruation,
SaTaeier are imnedatey and ,ernnnenv iaSd IN Nm;
simple and beautiful mventon The enerTains na9re ~ on
reservation Of mae health and surely R9thns can Be
ISydsd III. Snd d appisaaon y Is
ana %EIsss6s attends ass. pnd s6s
most seOs ana ueca'e can wear WIN entire safety
Or. Christie's GALvANIc NECKLACE
&c arSsi and sh
az % no o. an. e sss c as sss
asvOu' and that Distressing complaint called tic dOulOureu1
DR.. Chr,stte,s GALyAN1C BRACELETs
Are @SsaS q vsss service il sfss Ct soayslCa
lead and upper exiTsmes Also, in Palsy and Paralysis
energy IN the limbs or other organs q the body.
Many hundred Osrtealfs, nom ali pafs o. the Goun
SS;,ed us u'S' S' 70 'e" TO-
ssoss RS sseRss the the use Of Dr.
be WON By the feeble delicate with psreet and
81 Rs iosn and lh'' De to any part
Pricest s.
EnE GALyAEo SEokLAoE:. Two Tvs DoLL4Rf
ras MAeNTTfc Fun ONE DOLLAR. A0h
S win Vii 3 p1 i may &c Ssd q a S
authorized Agent. -
FOR sale in s SFw osIsass ss ' sssn
ns.,v1s IN ,,,r s.,,cT saT,oTrs' sotn srss s~c
IN FINE FANCY car SolS ETC.
. y -.1l seg
tas Ri is na;s ~ MA Al Il
se d D. - sial;s q. --~.s-- - "
HARDWARE,C CUTLERY setc.-J; WATERMAN
- Co iH 70 Is en SJH Hhq ERT
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. Organs, and nvigorating TIE entire system
xAsos N FITS, CRAhlP, PAR ALYSIS and PALSY
UfSPEPSIA OK INDIGESTION, RHETJMA TISM
BBtAG I 1, DEAFN ESS, NERVOUS TREMORS, PAL.
81 ilIfA Ally !, oF TIE HEART, APOPLEXYs NEU
LAYER COMPLAINT, SPINAL COMPLAINT, and
GpKt ATURE OF THE SPINE, HIP COMPL Al mt
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY OF
NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL ENERGY, AND ALI
NERVOUS DISEASES, which Complaints arise from one
amPls casgse-nanely, IL q DER.8NGEJnEJNT- OF
THE NERVO Us SYSTEM.
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fr'ghpW and Dangerous Use of Woapons.-An afffay
Oh very serious character, involving only the lives
u TWO much respected and well beloved citizens of the First
municipality, but the good which NewOrleans has
ehhsavored for years past to wear occurred in the Third
District Court yesterday about Its circu-
iaed with speed which we have rarely equaed Ev-
cry one TO be met mattered from what Of the city
he came, seemed to know something about Many there
Were in various Of Canal and the public thor
oughiare on both sides of it. who had large crowds
them listening the tale OF Insult, resentment, revenge
stabbng and probable deaths but each got throu
with bis minute recital, and asked if he an eye wit
meas Of the the invariably that lie was not
present. but learned the whole history from Mr. A. who had
Il at Inst hands from Mr. b, who in the Courtroo
the time.
The difficulty in getting possession of The whole and true
Facts OF the case from who witnessed the almost electric
quekness win which tive good citizen dangerously
(and fear are faay) wounded, seemed be unaccoua
able At the time that reached the COurtrooms OF the
flist Municipality, found few Df the lexis IN the
oinees ut beg then about dnner tme) and, of tho then
present. not one had witnessed the aay spoken Of Shortly
thereafter, we met with professional gentleman high
standing at the Bar, who gave following narrative:
F. some time ago, Doctor nupas and Desormes Veau
FORMED eoparinershp carry the California saw Mi
itle below The lowr cotton press Mr.. Veau had cap
Va but Doctor DUpas, who put in all the CAPITAL agreed
they houd divide the profits equally, OH condition thai
hreAu would give bis the superinendsnce of the
busne This wa. settled, and for proceeded
sno hl bat not long time had passed before ihe partner
quafeled sefsply and Mr. Vsun 1t the NIL Imme at
aeTwari he cosnted with MS counsel rs to the course most
pfoper lo hh 10 pn1e and advised present petition
70 lhe Couri, praying S dissolution Of partnership Nh
tau Initiated that Dr. DGpashsd the property and books
h entirely in his own possession, wished apply for
quuon Of the partnership estate. THAI estate. the Saw.
mn, Wa2 valuable one. and MIR. Yeau finding that the
nonds than he could arrange for, alb ndoned
ealuAstentered motion calling upon Dr. Dupas
10 show cause why Audit of Accounts should not be ap
pointed by the our examine and report on the
respective accounts Of parties This entered b,
- r.. AZ.
hby Mr. e. w Noise. counsel foE Mr. Dupas Mr. NOISE
Dult hts opposition Point strictly legal viz That the
Court cannoL appoint Auditors until an answer has been
gwen IN and an issue has been made In this case no answer
yet been given in, during the yaoaton months of
me all latitude IN the Of defendants Mr. Dufour
saw that this ega point with which Mr. Noise met HI was
agood one.
tlNe books shoud he IN
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EV- 4. d. O. F.-HowARD Lopez No. -.
3-Meeta every THURSDAY Evening" the ~ - 4
Gran1 Lodge Hall cor Of Tcbonpitouas and Poy- NJ
lrss streets, O'CLOCK. ZAN
0Eeers for the yrtssst term!
T. ALLISON ..,....,k o. N r CO r. Ser
r. 6AMPS0N......--..VG IL. w. DEtEsDERNIER.. r. &
q B BOWDIfCH rreanfrsfH las
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Iunueraaas.
xs1esaSE had elenehed and imms
deP thereafter those IN the hall surprised to see Mr.
WIZ fDniln A1sn2t14 away from Mr. Veau. Mr. WIZ
aQide oil the railing, jumped the Clerks desk and
to escape Mr. Vean
WAC seemed now to be coming in chase of him A. ~
NSeaeh~ausa ahazt - and -
S,ksssfesa,
hat sQGsG re-
gul1s-r aud S
Ss-ssr-uss. M Witt. mss1while. was writhng iror
s Two woonds, the fight breast, (Which it is feared
VIM proye asa) ard pe bow the ribs The two unorta-
nate men were earned their respective homes Last even
ing, the report ug/bSsn of them was very unfayorable
both ne mixing and Ae physicians attendance uon
hem We're quite Uneasy Vhere doubt in the minds
OF thse who Nv tho wbol3daiE that ur. Dupas gave Mr.
Neau thnt sla5 10 the back
Herr is exemp6cat of the folly Of men Of high assiots
carrying arms. These three gentlemen all are highly re
spectsd wherever knowna three have moved in the same
cfce for yeara three nearly the sa re age and all
three are married and have wives and families Their
lanii les until the difficulty between Mr. Veau and DR. Da
pas occurred, constantly maintained he most friendly
visiting relations Now, let any imagine hi-ef in tie
dwelling Of any Of the three gentlemen what will he ex
peei TO md? Grefdeep grief and bitterness Of heart The
ylcplns-what OF them? The wounds Of Mr. Wilt and Mr.
FTan have been well inflicted and full of anguish but
Oh ho'y immeasureab light their suffering be- CON-
pare with the ing inflicted by % the worm
thai never dies the vtas OF him whose cowady hand
stabbed Mr.. Veau from behind him?
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SfHPPlNG.

sasg qHA.ssl fos ~ nav.


$50 qYI ~. !, Ast9A AND BAvA
asg ~ Ss'l e. ss s'ssf Il e Il .s,, n
iAs sslss.sr SO q -, s:sss 9. ,1ss
fhar<s ~ fiayana o. tas ~, sfq'i 'ssTint
savnua to Chare,. 2 - sa u ssds.es.
ysne = 80 y -. -
VI. q. Hs5RDEf' 4f ,' iss, s.sss. g. i.
As e : i JEW hsvnas oV'i' 81 3E2 sFis A
~ Pseaesrs ssyrny fiasaaa IS nss sis ~ M ss,.
New Yors aud PHI s,is slIaa n s sane iIns = ss ~
Steamship % ftose pJsta. d. law
- PASSAGE RDi B1 % y y-Tbs A /. nsw an
~Asa'-S As above in few days TINS snip n -
cabin vim sgae,oa. ard ny ss,roo o. and ces sHs &
Siiiy w ss'v''l y w nsisf DEWEY. q
-. fVn BALtIIVkE-Ihe splsnaDd new oss.
&x& HARHsBT GOOpkH. Hopkms. msre,. mi
81 ps-axs hsvias esEsnt seeom@osSen Apply 90 load
81 posi- :. second MGnelgsl5g, o % e,c, -
Dl2 OF HOWELL : FRAZER. GIsy.sr sil.ss,
POREIGN P0R1s
sesS~a FuR ABW FuRh, e,a Esavana- Uaiies
s sss'ss .s s St ,assss cFT0N Leu eSS
4, . nass,ehs slnmsn ing WI lie on HAY ogp
N = M asns m se re e. nf he q COO 3
~ pssssossn a.s % te most ,eraJ scae.
are cemb,ned al llls iee 81 iis rsls sose
~ Az expeFIen 81 satasGn cor panes Tins and all
other vessels Of the e nirsl s..'
y v e. rs sta. sesn ,,sstis. s,1.sS. a, "A,
5san &c Rqt,h, kc WAR; FiaLson II ei
sissi ase , ~. y sa.d ss,aIaDe mes Is y
Pasengsrs fx Bssna must preuIe nsssp f. from Il.
k Passenger for New York % be s.a.is,,. !. IN, .,.
nitesat mail steamship Georgia '''A
No passage Itat for. All ck IN. -.
&c zss e ass'''S T. S sss
apsO ~ 1axzzlne zIse,.
-. PUH LIZ hItP0OL..--The A / last sans .6I,,
SaXK VIRGINIA, Capt. Thompson. VII have fniIss-
dIale dispatch for The above IpoFI For Ireighf on
aul6 or 6. w. OLIVER, , 81 Chare8steet
~. FOR lEN ERPUOle-The A 1 superior al sai-
s4& ing ship MEDeSfsEH. Capt. Boyson. haFins
- the greater portion vi her engaged. viii have
iminedaie disatch For balance freight or PASSAGE av
aai9 JOHN W. ANDREW < 90 No. IS Common 81
tst FOA HANANA-Tbe ! very tast saihnE bTig
<h,ES JOHN FRKACH. Capt. ShackIOrd, having
portion OF her engaged, will leave the sti
INST fol eisht o. paage having excellent accomm0da
sas JSsS ~ SbiR u.s. IS JSnmon
-. WaHGs 500 bales Cotton % RI rp FOR LfVFR-
z81IA POOL-Takes 40 Cram he A ] ias, SAILING
- British ship TARA hamloa, rlaster will have
QUICK dispatch. For slght OF 90 be les Cotton, Apply
isl8 yoHN II. ELIIUTT CO.. Y GrayKr
FOR CALfROR MA.
rrSz. FOR CALIFORNIA. via Chagres-0 S
zSAfkEKS lfaN Steamship C0slpeap--T he magnii
n.aA4d aan itent mail steamship FA LtDN, Lieut. 4
Harstens, y. 5. N, commanding, will leave on RI
DAY. yth August, at O'clock A. n. punctually ~ith
the California and Oregon mails.
RATS OF fAssAgE:
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.5aiilk4tsz5 LOkyNOks. Ia F01 PrneeIoa Lake
s9dEEanzz5A Pruvpdenee, MIhksn's Bend, Rtcksbafg.
NarFeIinn New Carthage Grand fsn RueY and
The new elegant aad swfi roaming passenger aeanss
OttNllEe, JR.. jerks, master viii positively
he above and all niermesiiaie landings on MI ia n the
9th instant, O'Clock p FIG yhi oasaKs. Apply
m board, foot OF CustemhOuse street, or 70
r. b. SMITH. s6 Magazine u
7. 3. The steamer tOwndes. IT. has taken the ace Of
ne steamer MONTGOMERY. and wi continue N The Fasse
hEonEhout The sf'uR and summer L. AaO. the GeameE
i4Ownes jF. running Ann
and will lake fSeRhi fH YazASo Rive shs
rates. fia Rn29
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4 ans, FreckIes, sunburn, and all Erup-
I0ns Of the Skin ~,

~ May speedily removed BY the Of h
neSly discovered FRENCH CL YS6US This yaIlzot
Cos hstie Indispensable requisite every ady toilet
ssc the SKIN and Compilation perfectly magical For
sale, price 70 per botis GufUNiSt
81 Charles aud Canal stHees.
Importer Of Fine Fancy Pevmsy and Sporting Articles
~ This Lotion aaSs ali irritation BY the bis
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&EKA Nh :. The well known fast calling clipief
- THORN, Capt. John Lewis, will for An
~ An NraIngua, unavoidable accidents excepted, tn
ist OF September next.
Prom San Juan Real0 the Pacific, the noute b,
the san Juan and Lake Nicaragua, with twelve me
o. land carnage aud all through Interesting and perfectly
healthy country Realo the Pacific
a. which there are constant opportunities Of reaching -ai
Franc co by sailing vessels This about ihousa
mics sh0yte than other operation. Tire Them
hne order and Twill sail pRaetnay advertised, prover
autficIent number of passengers 0fer. s8ef
fassage $40 aAd i0und For tickets apply the ode
ly@ - WILLIAM L DEWEY IN tiravier - .
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i2 ISl5 towards desyiug the expenses Of running and
marking the boundary line between the Uai'ed States
and Mexico, under The treaty OF Guadalupe h!oaago
3oO,UOO
OF ibis appropriation Colonel Weller's
drafts have been paid 10 tho amount of SSs,52o
Drafts have also been presented. but not
yet paid TO the amount Of li,0W
U. U. II
Making the whole amount for which drafts
have been received, paid, and unpaid H.32S
Leaving Of the appropriation balance OF $500"
Here II ia proyed by the senator himself while acting
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ROBBERY AND ArtExPr To DEsrK0I LnE.-
J. Il. haubsni, I. Bronson, IL. Miller, add J. De-
Lille went on board the steamer 81. Francis, at
Cincinnati bound for ArkSnEss. Having robbed
fellow passenger, Milton Chamberlain, Of Cincin-
natl Of al 600, they left At Shawneetown I'LL lstv-
ing q carpet bag behind them. This bag was sub
,equentS ioIrd 70 be on FIRE and exploded II had
ssv en- cansters Of powder Ia IL, only one Of which
went of the others were thrown overheard by
the engineer Three persons osly were burnedoy
the powde is il supposed that the villains intend
ed 70 destroy the boat.
Naval The ioila~ing officers are attached 10
the u. S. frigste Raritan, which sailed from Nos.
folk on the 23d mat for the South Pacific Cap.ttA
Chs Gsuntt LAT Lieut. John c. Carter; I'D do. ID.
T. DalsDy; 30 DO. P. U. M1rphy 9Th do. A. Il.
Harrell and G. Barney Sarseon, Jas ". Green;
Purser, ]. d. Gibson; Master, @. Benson; CaaP-
lain, P. FAX Passed Asst Surgeon, X. z. Wal
lat 1t Marines, J. c. Cash I'd Do, T Y. Field:
TIE sloop ofwar sarstosa is AZ Norfolk under sail
ipg orders Tor tie East ladies'. The oilosias arc
tue names Of Der officers; Com. w. .. w hkeri lH
LIZ. j Il. GoltsborOughi "a DO w. ). htaryi "a
90. J. S. Bidcle Parser, J. u. harris 5arseoo-
Thomas ). Smith Acting Mater .. EdHrds
1t Of Marines, w. Kirszing.
~ The loogess passenger tram upon the records
of ,ss Boston Railroad wa brought into Boston
from Worcester on Saturday, by three lOcomJ: ives.
IL con.isted Of forty slx long and carried be-
tween 100 and 1890 persons-losd e1ough, GER
taipIy. They al came 20 Boston to see show
ard we're q emselves greater show than tney
came 20 see.