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FOR CALIEORNIA

EEzs. FOR .CHAGRIss-Direet United States
1900 s hal 7s new and mag
Lieutntenant james Fiudley Schenek, U. S. Navy,
mahilig' WI Leave tor the above port on r4EsDAI
Mary street, Lafayette, with the California and Oregon
her superior double engines Of lO0 power EACH insure
70 her passengers the greatest speed and safety and which
The for the comfort d passengers are on lie
@ Hss era sOq and Wei
@ s 5S nj R9 s ~ surgeon Accompanies @
To Ch re sSialeoon Berth, Ladies Saloon. $50 90
State-room Berth, Forward Saloon. 50 20
Standee Berth, Forward Saoon,,.,.. % 9g
Storage Berth, separate mess..-.-... 10 W
Freight 50 cents per cubic foot.
Al passage eksis do psss saa oraers Y receive iregh
fv,, Il ReAsERADIsE, LAWRAsoN I, E2 Assas s,
&IiSk5A PaeketEfle splendid Steamship LA
=. HAMA ] IMTgh eoHWan IS. VII leave
RATES OF PASSAGE;
IN Saloon o Y
In seerage Mes with he CREW; ~
s Az experienced Surgeon Is attached to the Alaban
SECURING to passengers the best medical attendance
'uS i loot 5SlsG' S 81 1sP cd @ poyda
zs FOR eli sIss blrecthe new and fiyo-
IfkIlA rite steamship GRE CENT CITY ,Slsog tons
leave as above on MONDAY 4t March. al A. M, pune
NsM Yo 70 SaS "a sr6 aa Sas %'s 3 5 s
pected that from this point she will make in less than six
The euviahe reputation (tOr speeds comfort attention
sengers and Injuries OF table, which attaches this noble
steamer gives the best assurance to passengers that every
convenience and comfort which may be desired viii here be
found
~ Saloons; ~
Ia sseerage with mattress and seeaic e Is 81
e An experienced Phi ysician attached the ship.
No Beth SsGned ~ paid for Freight 70 cents per
be procured from HARRIS y MQRGAAN, Agents,
iy4d 10 fchoupnoaass st.
| 80, For SAN FRANCIsCO-Po sitipcy ne First
naa.1.s coppered and copper.lastenei brig ChCLOpe,
K. Calhoun, master. she has board lhfds Of hsI
freight, apps on board near The CHAIRS Steamship Wai
4 at Lafayette, or to BARELLI & co., 81 Common St
/ NJ b. This vessel will insure on bestterns. fSl3
/ q. FOR SAN FRANCIsCO-Passa 0alg--ro
! &IIE sail on the 10th FEBRuARl-Ihe eoppersi
Davis, master, having ull cargo engaged and going
board will leave punctuay above and VIII take the limit
ed number oil ten only For which, having ns
palty, 1871 BARELLI& CO., 81 Common s..
g. FOR SAN FRANCISCO, California -'r,e vel
SfKH known fast sailing coppered and copper fastened
a1sa2a. bark ALABAMA, Capt Wall, will have early
dispatch for the above and can handsomely aceomno
i JOIN W. ANDREWS Il CO., 81 Common St
fy2 or to e. ]. MEEkEk 4 CO., Is Poydras street,
"a. FOR SAN FRANCISCO, California. - Tn.
<ffz splendid eoppered and very fast sailpg shiI
- ONTARIO Gan. Henry scheeyer, y wiI 3, hay
and furnished IN every respect. and has splendid accomoda
PARADISE, LANRASOM a. CO.,
\ fl or to DEWEY 4 CLARK, 81 tsrayiet st.
!. "a. FOR SAN FRANCISCO, caiforn,a-.The A
sassssa bark FL0RiDa. g, Elefy. master will sail d
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MUSIC STORE, "a
II m Ifsff II Nos land 2 Camp ST., Ag
" Wy Three d0on from G an al. M6e.l

MAYoss
MUSIC STORE, as,
1TVVd Ns Tl,,. s led, I,s cs g I. f. s
TUE u9ersnsd desires respectfully to inform the public
and ss ss' h q = P Y gsF 5ioFE
az sy lsa , pTeess sHa On accommodating terms
ssssd OF a Co. r. 80 s1s ii s6
ap Mahogany viii IRON frames made d he most saistan
"a aud yprkmanIike manner Also, the justly celebrated
They are pecnary suited q The so Country
as fhe 4;ollan does not require tuning for years.
Y5rdtg opc6rtdge aso Tor sale a the SAME establish
ss s ~ us RSsYsi add 9s 1ne b
rsaS Sna renders capable Of remaining much longer in
Ky, I. Asea ier Henri Hes.' celebrated Grand
TIs f1@es smpsas .aitaes%sSi Peyel 8 Co.'S Paris
'siE!sa5S 81 IN s liberal Ssr 40 d so
each. and tsssa n pat pag nelt fol- new Pianos
eRaFEs Hsfd bfR5GS anf ApPsssd toned
instrument. for Village Churches Lodges. Serenadng
ses su S We ss SS GsaSs & 1rsS
and offered at so each.
Flutes Flagsoets, Strings. aud Musical Sferchandise Of
fSsy na M De PrSmpy executed az ressoaabe prices
HARPS, double and sagle action on hand and made to
MUSIC, Iargsst Catalogue ia the South The stock
= AZ ACCUMULATION OF twenty yeats In are many old
NEW MI SIC received " every arrival from the Morrill,
WalpSa, .plsssa Aiealsnps. SPahtsa S9Rgs, palee
ofsina music puplslei
Nina, grna y tSy.pos,aa99ns sonei.eu
Ia t III a " I'm
ils usalohi nluseal tlhes,, an1
~ Dy a'lIsHiAk .e niiuetslg!eu,
me stats y iuc wv pc sent 70 any part q NJ Ne gIon
y llls wa. I. Wa ~.
HARDWARE AND IRtpN s'rtlfR "a
Nr,s- 40 ,ad as csA1p STDEr,r
-, n, t,s.., :, "0s. ~ ana u cYsJhF STREET..
NShtHA5ILf Y BElN. Importers and Dealers in For
= stfa RNG DeResttc Hdtdgare. Cut - lelEA
..YH, IRON, I'm flateS, ctr, thank their
ifiehAls LOT their very liberal patronage The
Il IN. quality and prizes their goods, and -
- 81 tneir prompt attention to all orders receve(A will,
theyliQpe, secure 70 them continuance of their ia.
kefs, by arrivals from European and Northern ports
= they are CONSTANTLY receiving fresh supplies carefully
sects o. every Thug ia their line, and confidently
vie The aten9n Pf to their large and well assorted
stoeSt o, ghieh the following lsa part, VIZ;
tSnghsii az Iron round, sluare and hat--lo1 tons;
Best liable 100 tons;
" es.'s' ANA I,oilsS pIa,s-eli tons. Nv tons'
!. Tennessee Iron round square and fat-sOO IONS. 4,
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~ s7sss.s 20 : II1.zf 4sr1 : ~ e ~
About ~ /. eos SIS n,ssb;er. Z "a ,FsI.s 81,
X H. bu;..,.sg No Is s:ss,s st,ssi. s.sns;.1 s.
H. Charles g. BarJsIey, Is 4 esaassy iose. ,l.'sh
was eo,.san.e n he caaFss * about tsasasy iaia-
ae.. hut NOT before Tie ire iisd co.nuannea,es 20
the two adjoining buildings TIE heat was 80
intense that il was be 10 sei he progress
a tlis fluncs. notwitsssanana tIat or gallant ire
men were promptly on he SPOT.
Al The Gme Of our going 10 press q O'Clock 2
both sides Il Camp street were baeasgs aad i was
impossible % Isznra an opinion as 10 tie probable
extent Of The eoHhagrasion, or the amount Of The
loss which nnu-t Be immense, as that properly hes
within The wealthiest portion " our city.
p. s.-ii O'Clock, 4. N. = The believing pey..
sons are the sufferers: Bfessrs Payne & Harrison
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ADJUSTMENTS.



5sh r ila s ss ss: ~ disl
Saturday s'ls :. ''issilRiiss Els isss'is sxlB
ssg - ''al..
~ e. z ! ~ y
TiiE HEEEiD o6kEE; Or The Nymphs Il tha Eiie,.
ndss sss 4 Hci Iaa.S ~
90 it41ert 49, nesseE
e a. & . Il ss 5 ssIss .''l,s
~. Mn. Il ye,s. sF vskns and hs Whole q a. Bal
10 c5Ssuds v as ga,.s
gatts.y Pavi. Mr. Holland
Tom Tipoyes Mr. g HesAlh
AMERICAN THEATRE. POYDHAs STREET.
TsE 1zeGa Is ~ q 1 y ssrAnLEv EVEN
: NO s''nI' TAE rs s6 81 bils@ 81 FORTUNE
1 Ssf ,sS How 70 ixY T RENT w. o'''n'
sg1;,s Il, .s longs.
Gh 81 PaIae'n. NJ. Charles
crsis i fsiassiss. seoas
aud seais nay BE- secured he 8os 0ass Sen &c
Sssrs q q A NJ AMI e quarter before
SAINT CHARLES THEATRE
TT Sixth night the ceebrasd actress Miss CHARLOTTE
11lo@ T sgsgse IT, s sqss f f o...
l. AID 'ssrqass,f 50 Galley q ss
spsn aaily; iIa y until 81. ghis EyENNG Saturday VIII
MACBETH.
Lacy nhsoen- MISS ~ Sushoan
mscse,h MI. Coudoch
Maeaoh nj; staIk
To conclude with IRISH DUELiHG.
Lery Raymond
ORLEANS THEATRE.
saas & as ss' I'll s' s :ssa:
hsyOesr' Grand ore Tss n il Az seis tlsd
Principal eharsee BY Asssrs Dnue Besn and Mines De-
~ Performance u s sss a. = ", IN na; s
tE- Mondey- Benefit Of mesDEvRlEs.
ST. LoUfs BALL ROOM.
NATIVE AMERICAN FIRE COMPANY No. g.
S57a Fancy Ball.
III Nh The Fire Department. and the pablc- sssz5Y-
ny r. general. hereby notified
~e' Above Bal viii take place on the even sss17N
n ing Of lhe l6lh Of February. - ~
any member Of the COMMUNICATIONS Acvain corner OF
Poydas and Circus streets, and P W. Leslie st
street fy9 II
Nsfx Armory Hall. .aas
EAssk. VERsARY BALL AND SUPPER.--At TTT1sR
meeting Of The sascrbeIs the above Ball,
ing gentlemen elected to Managers and Committee
visation;
r T. GeIsPtsa, John E, PIslisHsyer, R. A; Joiner,
Z. F. 7. Compton, o. p. Fisher, r. r. Cornell
VIM wilson n O. Raymond, J. L. Hois5srry,
Committees Of Invitation.
r 7. Compton, W. Demerast,
y. T. Fisher, s. W, Rayeley,
E. 3. 4 F sSsfsF I E 7. = shs compton
III. Subscribers wishing Invitation Cards will apply 4
! any member Of the above Committee iys
Proclamation of the French Republic.
NJ celebrated Panns, b PhiPpoeaux, representing d,
e Journals, Is exhibition iOr shon No.
Chae street opposite the lheaile the request Of several dn
$50 feet Of anf represents
daring he past iew days THIS piece Of modern
visited by great nutnhers Of ITEMS
zen from n A, 4g5 r.. NJ, Tvs
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/ THIRD MuKIcIPA EITy.The Old Third rep0sed in IL
usual dreamy quet yesterday which bad onlg been broken
during the previous iour hour by the exciteient ~
erdanf the art OF Patrick Donneiiy charged with
18th inst, at her raence, 10 ~ Nieorg street The csst
will nndersD examination before thai courteous fuac
touary, RECORDER Seu zeneau SITS in Judgment ugoa ls
ailes oles, and OnisoR OF tie Inhabitants OF he
district. ~
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&C. WHETLNF, Anefioaesr.
r. In CEes O. 81. caaf,f = Sfysa.


n
&C. WHETLAs r. AEsefionssr,
" In glAEs ~. 50 casrs1a ttyeti
}. A. BEAItI,S Apctionssf.
so ssa W - Is Es va ~ e. s,'s
sg y y e'esss 3 e4.s 4s =. tis..sl .s
ssroceries. 81. Pfoylsione Z. and I1qnoFs.
by SYKES HYDE a. co.
fHy Day ssssisay ~ e. :, ess ga.t . be
50 49, spssn CsiilsS i5 tsrf Esi gnsitf@Ssss ri
,q.s r. Dss. Fl. wss y ai s "a. 1 4 s %
Brady u anaTtefeaskS pure Ffnt6 Bfnndy Tobacco cea
ss ~ w ssss Ss ssa as Tod "a Ssa i ~ n
win be sod Of their sucoa store f eonveuieaee Of SALE
BY :qpls ca o ss sF sry VINE direct from ea
81 bales coRKs, regulars, pointed ard soda waier
Term.--3 AID month";. Il appfosed spsl tyls
Uureseryed sale. Of -. improved Property
BY j. A. BEARD, Auettoneer.
ATURDAY Fernsry o. 1850, at IL oclockWhi be soi
sae9 8 Of e B. via al lie thereon %
block bound y Pcydfns Pedtes Prru
asnT o @ x @ story name wing sna
impro enaenlciefn, The mprovenens Penr
-lIne third caSh; balance Y and ~ months eTedl
bearing the properly wht no paid when
The purchaser payment Of note for e66 asi due
~ 1850 with per interest," from date IA ts ca
| retained BY the vendor until The paid.
" The purchaser have the privilege Of dseouniag bis notes
Act Of sale before r. Beard Esq N p at The expense Of he
| purchaser. tyle
Horses. :. :. Mules.. Drays.... Carts and Cattle.
BY THOS. j. SPEAR, Auc,r.
SATURDAY February 49, hafpaa 10 ocloeWhl be sold at
! - the Of Common and Rampant street.
u Draagbl and saddle HORSES, some gaarantisd
well-foken MuLEsi prays Carts Bsss STRAY ADrnzi'
iroin The three Municipality PoandA -
Terms cash. Hb
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ExAM1sEn-C. ]. Morrei was brougisi up before Re
corer Baldwin YESTERDAY, the charge OF breaking the
trunk Of T. A. seaf and stealing tefeiFom So The
was sent before the First District Count for trial.
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Tae Iaependent Io..b0et cempang vs. sleam.Alp ohio

The Independent T6sob0at Company VS.. Steamship Ohio
IN the United States District Court for the Eastern
District at Louisiana. No. 6652.
obedience admiralty to me directed in the
above entitled suit, have seized the steamship OHIO
her Engne Machinery, Boats, Tackle, Apparel and Fnrn
ure and do hereby cite and admonish the
thereof, and all and every other person, persons having
pretending TO have right title interest in or TO the
TO be aud appear before District Court of United
States the District aforesaid, to be holden at the city OF
New Orleans, before the third MONDAY from this
date, show if they have can, why the said
steamship OHIO her Engine, Machinery, Boats Tackle
Apparel and Furtnre should not be condemned aud sold
agrseaby TO The prayer Of the hbelans u s. Marshas
O1ce. Eastern District o. Louisiana. New Orleans, JAM 90
1850. WILLIAM 8. SCOTT, U. S. MARsHAL
fy4, II. Is Eastern Distrie, of Louisiana.
C. N R1thsrford vs.. Steamship Ohio m the District
Court Ut The Ited States for the EasterR District If
Louisiana. No. 6i5l.
TN obedience the commands OF admiralty warrant 70
directed in the above entitled suit, have seized tile
steamship OftO her Tackle, Apparel and Furntura En-.
CINE, Machinery and Boats and do hereby and ad-
onsh the owners, and all and every other person
having pretending to have any right, title
interest the 10 be and appear before District
Court of the United States for The District Aforesaid 10 be
holden sthe city of New Orleans, or before the third
MONDAY from this date, 10 show cause any they have,
can why the said steamship Ohio, hes Tackle Apparel
and Furniture, Engine, Machinery and Boats should not be
condemned and sold asreebiy the prayer Of the lbean
U s. Masshas Office, Eastern District Of Louisiana, New
WILLIAM 3. SCOTT, u. IS. MARSHAL,
ty4, II, Is Eastnn District Of Louisiana.
HAMS 10 terees Shay = best SugHg.cured:
LlPINE APPLE Cl les t,--20 boxes
FItS-10e0 drums Eae Figa in store and for sale BY
1a4 chAs. bTOuGHTON. - Camp q.
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Su1cIDB.n innnest held yesterday the body Of :
years. apparently German by birth He was found dead
inside the pckefs between the Canal and te Lake
Of the New Shell Raad. The throat Of the deceased cut
and razor ound lying under his hand The retnrnel
verdict that he had committed suicide. No person conl(
identity the body. The deceased had when found three
cotton shirts ard woolen under shirt, pairs Of paula
looms striped black k vest, and black silk handkerchief
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~ FOR SAN FRANCISCO, Caitornta--The A
1a coppered and copper fastened well Known clipper
s-a-zAa bark FLORIDA. EleIy, master will sail
above with dispatch. She will receive only limited guam
THY OF freight, and being remarkably fasfsailng vessel il i
expected she will make the in s time than vessel
passengers UNSURPASSED being entirely n sateEoos fur
She particularly Adapted these travelling with their san-
hes Nosteefageo second cabin akefhe nnber
al cabin passengers limited Those pelses going TO Cali.
forna who wish quick and psasa TIP, mad better secure
their tickets another opportunity Of the kind " again
Second Municipality, OF 20
jazz or o, VVICKHAM. Is Common street
DLAsTER OF PARIS -i4aG bbs WotIersloon,s
Culcned Plaster OF Paris landing IN stone for sale By
fyl2 b JOHN STROUD 4 CO, las Common q
R VcKWHEAr-iOs pacSasea, landing and IN si0'e.
SlS p U HART \ co. 70 TsAoupitoulasss. {
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THE WONDER OF THE WORLD,


at .9TRlOTy H0u.
IlkEWEK'S SERIES or GRAND MOVING PANORAMAe
are NOW OPEN, and viii be exhibited every evening,
short time, Al Arnofy had.
There Will be ey Exhibitions MONDAY WEDNESDAY
and fhlDAf commencing a. 10 o'clsck, noon.
Doors Al quarter ttioIe Panorama Will
O'Clock precisely.
~ The Exhibition ennpriIss the following views The
moth Cave Of kniucky Halls
ing directions between
adduon the M-nnoth Cave the
and lays through Wesletn rraire
Mount Venom The Natural Rige Il vgi and other
Admission 50 GEMS Children half price. Iaas I'm
DANCING ACADEMY.
MI r. r CIlsSEY late from PARIS respectfully
II the Ladies aud Gentlemen Of this city Nh
reopsn on the lat Of November, his Dancing Academy
No Is Sarondeet street, where he will teach ali II M
dances that the
circles IN Paris such Quadriles, Waltz denz Tempo
Waltz enque Temps, German Polka RoAa,
.onra which ule only Dances
saloons in Europe Mr. C. recommends tn being
both graceful and elegant particularly when danced b. lady
gentleman II Is easily learned.
Ladies and Gentlsnen desiring learn can
instructed ~ calling Mr. C. between aud o'clock
being hvo % giving private esspna He viii alec give
private ianiilies
i'll dark
tenteie respectfully informed Glass will opened
,heta 7f Until 10 O'clock evening IN the those
Ah 70 perfect themselves 10 short MI g. engaging
s 70 dance Qoaelea and " llties The space ore
H Dizziness Of the head in Waiting entirely cured aneine
hoonis, y Saro''teist street. near Common. o2e SIN
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8sSiE G' S0 s'G FsSsa asss !. =.
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f11 tt a4d
fipsts artisg1 md tpftsgfs Ilta Etial. md
f1,rsgs II " o'ciprf, iAts lg firItsi ifrf
dsyE 10 t1s|es M 70 i.el t1ssis tasaasl
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TROTECPiON INSURANCE. COMPANY or
HARTFORD. CT.
sNGoRPoRA 1895.
~ CAPITAL, 900. 900. EJ

FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
No. ~ Camp sfreet.
FENiIE nndespe having ben appointed Agent lin place
Of II "A. Adams, EST, resgned) OF the above old and
aud invariably known Company, Is prepared 70 insure,
INLAND RISKS.
Al losses viii be promptly settled here paid in Hartford
Nona., 1t tn option Of the insured.
RISKS ON LIVES also taken in the New York Life
CHAs. c. LATHRoP, Aseat
- Otlice y lamn slrnal- Nns. Crunns. q
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LIZ facilities afforded by change in our but
enahed sell all the articles enumerated above, tem
portion stuck, the liberal tsrn, and
the mercantile community generally examine selection
DAVID FELT g. 90.
MI 49, mn NJ fh1rtrea
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70 salPrEgs n RI IS ;,,ll9 F ~ oALlFoRNIi

VIE qnderFgnel, a gent Tor the CAlIFORIA STAR
- a Nd FLAMING MI LIS, situated on st. Andrew
Bays West FlorA sixty miles TO the eastward Of Pensacola
hseeave 10 eau e attention o shippers TO The induce
tssa which III proprietor. Fl tle above mentioned Mills
yltrr. Rough PINE LUMBER of any description can be
nlIel on board at Nine Dollars per ttOasaad aud the
tance Of ten OF tweye nen given in loadng DRESSED
buaEEH, TuHrued and GToOyed also be furnished al
corresponding rates. Vessels drawing a feet cross the
hesatSL AnaTew Bag. For iurihef apply 10
w. H. HALL
~ corpqg Grasier street and Bank Place up stairs
~ Smiles MlI be made time for good City payer.
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y DENGE on Hreaies sfreet, Jefneen Erafo al
IhdtidDR. HYATT viii direct his attention in future more
particularly 10 the PRACTICE OF MIDWIFERY, and
tta5g Females and Children His charges viii be moderate
ana accommodated to the circumstances OF parties consulting
MN ~ Fresh and pure PaeeiRe kBHaph always haud
fACClNATtON performed on WKDNEs DAYS and SAT.
uROAYs, from to 10 o'clock NJ The children of the
po9r yacenated gratutOuy, MONDAY, from TO 5
O'CLOCK p NJ jail I'm
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Proclamation OF the French Republic.
fI'HE celebrated Painting, BIZ Phippoeaux, representing
Proclamation Of the French Republic and BY
uhe Journals is exhibition ior ston No
charles opposite the Theatre, request
gsslsd artist Of this ey This msa picture
800 feet Of AMI represents
Daring he @ days THIS piece modern
visited BY numbers Of
Doors open from II A. Al p. Nj. Tvs
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ORLEANS STREET. between Royal
SATURDAY EVENING We Tuary 49, 1885, will he peTt0rmsd
heysrteers Grand Opera. N FIVE acts, etiied
THE HUGUENOTs.
Principal chATace BY Aessrs. Besn Mines De-
BE. ain.
~ Performances viii conlnaense hRii-past O'Clock.
Ut MondayBsne Of Mme.DENRlEs. -
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which resemble each other more in their politi-

which resemble each other more in their politi'
cal condition--yet note the difference. South
Carolina, in the decennial period of lo3O-4Oi
gains $40 free white population. Georgia
during the same period, gains Ill loo! South
Carolina gains ,637 slaves. Georgia, during
the same period, gains 63,944.
Now we leave out Of the question the com
parative policy of these two States as sub
ject of disputaton, which can only be deter
mined by results, and we ask if the oppressive
Federal Government has occasoned the differ
ence? We ask if the same tariff can depopu-
late one State and encourage immigration into
another; or cause the productions of one State
to increase in more rapid ratio than those OF
its coterminous neighbor? We think, upon a
review Of the facts which we have cited, it will
be seen that the difference between Georgia
and South Carolina is the difference between
the physical and metaphysical schools. But,
if il be contended that it has been rather the re-
suit of 'manitest destiny" we at least main
tain that the Federal Government cannot have
caused, by the same legislation, the growing
prosperity of the one, and, at the same time, the
runous decline of the other.
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Death or the Grandson or Henry o,.x

We have already announced the decease of this
young man, but here is more Giro umstantial ac.
count of his death, taken from the San Francisco
Courier of the 10th of September;
''MELANcHoLY INDEED.-Mr. Henry c. Durable, a
young man of considerable promise, and most
amiable department, accidentally fell from on
board the steamer uba, on her downward passag e
from Marysville to Sacramento City, on Thursday
night last, and was drowned
SO MIR. Durable a of the late Martin Du-
ralde, of New Orleans, and grandson of the Hon
Henry Clay, of the United States Senate by whom
he was raised, ae his mother died when quite a
child. The loss of this interesting young man, the
only child of favorie daughter of Mr.. Clay Is
another heavy blow on the great Senator, who
seems to be doomed to be the subject of severe fam
lily affections, whilst engaged himself in patriotic
and efficient labors in the cause of his country
'We learn from Colonel Russell, our informant
(and the friend of young Duralde,) that his death
was the result of accident, or was caused by some
disturbance in his sleep, as he was in fine health
and spirita not in want of pecuniary means, and
was actually returning to Sacramento to enter upon
the duties Of situation In the post office, previ
ously offered to him by Mr.. NcNar, the gentle
manly superintendent.
"We deeply regret the death of young Durable,
and offer our sympathy and coincidence to the great
Senator for the loss he has met with in the death
of this young and tavorite grandson
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-25
News from Panama.

ANTICIPATED REVOLUTION IN New GRANADA
The Panama Echo, of the Sth instant, says:
"The anticipated revolution in New Granada is
still the subject of conversation in Panama.
"From the rumors of last week, about the fears
of negroes assassinatng the whtes,we still think il
advisable TO recommend TO every foreigner TO be
armed and ready. if such thing should take place,
TO rally together TO protect their lives and property
This is all we advisedall we ever will advise.
If il is revoluton-f il is treason--let il be So we
will be responsible How friendly to the interests
of Panama must these few men be, who are eter-
nally stirring up difficulties, and raising rumors
about the tranquility of the isthmus.
owe understand that his excellency the Cover
nor, in pronunciamento, says that there is spirit
OF revolution in this country and that at the head
of it, commander, is General Jose de Espinar,
and our worthy self. Good. Honors seem to be
thrust upon us!
''It has been publicly asserted, to brighten the
old ladies, Of both sexes, in this city, that hcnegro
population were about to rise nasse and mas
sacrc all the whites. Now, publicly and openly we
pronounce the whole affair liza dastardly, con-
temptible humbug for political capital Supposetbey
dare 10 try such game, they arewell aware what
the consequences would be to them and their race.
We wish sincerely that the whites-or those that
call themselves Severe half SO quiet well-dis-
posed the poor natives. We have been accused
of being revolutonist, because we take the part Of
the weak