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n J. COKE g. CO., DRussIsTs, Corner Of Maga-
Ia zine and POydras streets, prepared exc q
cute orders for Planters, Country Physicians and Fam 80
lies Every article warranted genuine. Dr. e. J. NJ
COxEs Preparations extensively used for years, EtA
recommending themselves by their effects:
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequaled remedy
L. for Coughs. Colds, Influenza, etc.
M EXTRACT OF COPAVIA, SARSAPARILLA
NkN AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure,
49, superior to the Capsules any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAAACUM-The strongest preparation that can
be made, as proved By the effect produced.
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT, etc.
For the of Consumption and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE. RHEUMATIC LINZ
Tonic AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. nls 1ysdp
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Proceedings of the Board of Liquidators
WFnNEsnAy NAV IL 1870

The Board met at O'Clock, P. M.
Present - The Honorable A. d. Crossman, President;
Messrs Bodn, Bogart, Converse Lapeyre, Walton and
A communication from the Cashier of the Mechanics &
Traders Bank read in which he informs the Board that
said Bank declines allowing interest deposits of funds
The following letter from the Cashier of the Branch of the
Louisiana State Bank was read
BRANCH LOUISIANA STATE BANK,
"a litu Z
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NEW MTsLClIust received at the Piano Forte and
three G aoors s11I SH. sSS fE
And r Be% W. BY GOvfrwh beautiful ygnette
By Foster Forest po oSd hOSs BY IN
Woodbury. Song of The Hungarian Exile written BY the
Ro s WSs By Waea An MAY ei
R SSS % TSss BOfn e he sPHE
rP p%R ~ Chord YET once Again. H.. - - -
Concert Polka. 81 Miss Adele HorRstocS; Badger New
psy; Western Star TOurbion GsiSp. BY The Germsna
Sy Seoga
p SsGTs Mspc6 the EN- En-
sSp sHd.ED aae & s S W az
HE h.d sgGsd FEo9 Market and
Hams; TONGUES, Of the finest quality, smoked and in
pG %y store G en- Il ifs p srouGHroN "a
DIE FRUIT-lO9 boxes UnderwOod's assorted and Goose
berry Pie Fruit, in store and for sale BY
my17 I'm 20 Common street and u Canal street Row.
RRANDY-5O half or. and eighth pipes, in bond; 100
sghths and bares fine and imitation C9gPaG, in store
and %y Fl sale by )" ARga and 3 New Go Levss
TEXAS 11A TONIC AGENCY-zs Magazine street.
CERTAlN aatidote against Constipation Of he BOU S
ths Heart Termpaton Of Blood to the Brain Nervous Head
aohes' Chli' and Fe SsGo etc; BY
sa6.% W E a9 ESQ s Gen. sap B. sas''"''
Dr. Dr.. ". &. K Ss ansO Iy8p
| fN0MPOUND EXTRACT COFAtiA AND
" CUBEBS- For Dise1SesQf the OTtRdrV Organs
The of this Remedy for the last ten years In this
city, during which period has rarely failed TO effect per-
feet cure where the simple directions which accompany
II have been faithfully Observed is the best evidence OF lbs
great and une0uaIed excellence Being free from all
SEATING properties tits acceptable to the delicate stomach
EW Put up jars of convenient and portable size, and
'Or Is isasM gACPHERsON's Drug and CAemieaI Store
do 6m5p No. 30 Camp street. New Orleans.
V6TINBs-lOO quarter casks Port, Madeira and Malaga;
800 R07 CfRssh Il Gr nHS e s saf 3 New Leve
| CtANDl.ES-2OO boxes Star and Sperm Candles, for
nyT " Y W. ARTHUR CO. IS and g New Levee.
ID AIsINs-25O half boxes " Geo. Loring's for sale by
N l. w. ARTHUR & co.
myl7 q and % New Leyee.
NLARET-100 cases in store and for sale by
" myH CHARLES STOUGHTON, "a Camp st.
NTHITlNG-50b bs in store and for sale by
w my4 HAYMAN HOLDEN, 96 Magazine st.
pRANDY-In Demiohns and Boxes-A superior article
- for sale by A. B. RINGGOLD. 81 Graver street
ENlRE Cl.AH-9OJ bbls English and American for sale
- oy lanSel " : " AN HOLDEN ,Ss MaeaKiEe L
EXCHANGK ON BOsTON-Fer sale BY :
II mhl2 BARELLI & co.
| CUBA SIXES-2O0 boxes, for sale by
y myl5 A. F. COCHRAN co. n Tohoupitoulas st.
SYRUP-stuarts Golden Syrup in store and for sale by
- myl6 At CHAS. SToUGHTON, "a Camp st
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS BOUNTY LAND.
~ and PENSIONS obtained at No. st. Charlie street
Groom No. 8. upslar al the U. s. Commissioners office.
near The corner Of Canal st. Ap3 3mis
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cusTogH '. Anew New Oh. orissu,,, .uo ;

Collectors Office May s, 1850. y
DR0PO6ALS FOR DOING CERTAIN WORK
ON THE LIGHT HOUSE AND DWELLING ON
CHANDELIEUR I5LA ND-Sealed Proposals viii Be
received at this Office until the 10Th Of MAY II O'Clock 70
do the following work Chandeieuf Island:
To Raise the Ground around the Dwelling and Lirheuus
% superficial yards feet deep, and to saiabis
Levee or Dyke around the preznlses-
To make Window Shutters for eleven openings, follows.
to be feet 6 inches high by feet 10 inches widss
feet 10 inches high by feet inches wide; TO be feet Ok
inches high by feet AZ inches wde all of said window
shutters to be strong and well hung.
Gallery to be built the south side Of the bpilding IS
feet long BY feet wde sealed overhead and to be placed
on cypress blocks or brick pillars.
Pnvy be built Of wood l0x6 fest, with division IN
Some repairs TO the Chmneyss which win take about 1000
brick and barrel Of lime, also fire brick NV 900 n
chimney jams and backs
All Of the above named work to be done according to
contract and the entire satisfaction of the keeper of he aht
and payment viii be made until his certificate 70 that
effect Is produced.
Any further information will be given on application a
this Office. SAMsL j. PETERS,
mYI I'd Cnlectnr and SnnaIintensisnf nf Ijeli1l-
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CHRONOMETERS-S. B. GERRY, having removed
- nom ~ Camp street, to No. Ia 81. Charles -
street. where he will continue to carry the bust ASA
ness OF Repairing and Rating Oh RoNoMETERS, a
Also, repairing and cleaning WATCHES, Clocks EsalSA
Nautical. Mathematical and Philosophical instruments In
the best manner. He being grateful for fotmer par0nee
general, snSiS 49, AZ
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.Nnrfh RrOfheTs.

Corner Of Magazine aud Common streets. NsD OFtsaAss
Importers Of aad WhoIsssIs DesIers In
ENGLISH FRENCH. GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
HAVE at alldmss band large and well assorted btsok
consisting in part Of
French and Enghsh NEGRO BLANKETS
10. ~ and TwiIled LOWELL CoTToNs;
"a, 10, ~ and Twilled white and brown COTTOE5f
Kentucky JEANS and LINsEY5;
Glasgow JEANS and Lowell LINSEwS;
PLAID LINsEYs for House Servants;
Blue and fancy eosorsd KENTUCKY JEANS;
White, blue, red, yellow and green FLANNEISs
Negro WOOLLEN CAPS, SOCKS and SHIRTS.
Heavy and light CoTToNADEs and DENNIS, fos PIN
Maarss and Mock Madras for Nesro...
Blue, bsek and mixed sATINETS;
French GALICOEs, GINGHAMS, SILKS. and Bsres@s
EngIili CALICOES Merfuas, Alpaczs and BomhazsttE
English HOSE, UNDE2sHERTs, Drawers and Gloves
German HOSE and HALF-SOsEi
Plain, white. figured and eolossd SWISS MUeLINSs
Plain and csoss-barrsd CAMBRICs aid MUsLIEss
IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and d. EkS:
INDIA RUBBER sUsPENDESS;
APRON CHECKS;
COTTON and SILK UMBRELLAS;
great variety Of fANCY GooSDia such .. q. s-n.s.
favorable terms. jals 1n1dpesW
PROTECTION IysgBANCE COMPANY on
~cAFFfTft1iII. s sssSo,.s oos6o .-n
D. y; CLARK, President
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
yHE undersigned having been appointed Agent tn p.es
q ~ A Adams Esq.. seaigned) of the above old and
tsa fiH
An losses VIII b promptly settled h.se Or psid in Haed,
cg RIs q re hS PP qf8 e ne ins1Tsd
.-osoac CHAsi c. LATHRoP. As.zs.
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LsAssAhfSET mer Packet NATCHEZ For Memphis,
- Helena, Mouth White and Arkansas Rivers
The elegant. swift running passenger steamer NATCHEZ,
Capt Pierce will leaye f9r the above and all intermediate
landings THURSDAY the sd inst, at O'Clock p NJ.
T. b, SMITH, So Magazine st.
p S-This boat will continue in the above trade the en-.
tire and will take freight for of the landings
the Bends. myH
STEAMBOAT FOR sALE-The well known and
- substantial steamer DUCK RIVER is N- =
offered for sale 10 close She carries
about 800 bales of cotton, is light draught and
well. For terms, which will be LIBERAL apply to
my9 If l. w. ARTHUR s. co. % and % New Levee.
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~ undersigned, (natlVe of Prussia, wishes to give lessons
to few pupils, either in the GERMAN, LATIN, or
GREEK Language Hehas studied the ancient and modern
Languages and Literature in the celebrated Unveses
Of Germany, Tin Berlin, Halle and Heidelberg Speaks
English and French He may be addressed through the Post
German Book Store, Exchange Alley, or to EDWARD
Zeitung.' mVI1
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Mr. Pearce during the morning hour to-day, pu
In . very strong defence OF Old lack and New Mexico
in reply TO recent speech of General Houston. in
which the General handled rather roughly the late
President for his opinion of the Texas soldiers and tho
claim OF Texas to New Mexico. Mr.. Pesrce secuted
the prete of Texas and deprecated her threats
of resistance and civil altogether unexpsoted
and uncaled for, considering the generosity OF the
government towards her.
General Rusk distinctly reiterated the threats oil re-
stance by If the late attempts at santa fe are
persisted in, to disregard the claims of Texas
At this point the message from the fiesident
arrived fu rther proceedings were stopped ana the
Senate went into Il executive session.
The Heuss. following the example OF yesterday In
the rejection of Mr. smith the delegate from New
Mexico rejected, to day Mr.. Be bbtt, the delegate
from the Latter Day Saints Of the New Jerusalem on
the Great Salt Lake. Utah and New Mexico thus
sent adrift and It will go hard TO prevent California
from sharing the fate for her proceedings have
been Just irregular as the rest But she IL power.
full has favors to ask, and take Of herself
whstever Congress may fail to do Rejected admit
ted her course Is onward. And this very power
mands a respect which the weakness OF New Mexico
and Utah cannot command. 1t is the morality OF
politics to discriminate in favor Of powsr STILL the
power Of California has been unable to carry the Omni
bus through the Senate; and although she has q
sweeping sjorty of both houses in her favor, the
admission of California has become doubtful issue
Next week we hope to have u considerable 1uantity
OF light thrown upon the subject. The Onnibus Is
considered dead from yesterday, beyond redemption
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which is separated from the by . strip OF Ian
covered with mangroves, opening to the upon
the south where vessels may enter, to reach the
town or settlement. The coast Is here occupied by
Moscos ana samboe, among whom are one or two
Englishmen One Of these is named Stanislaus
Thomas Haley, Who has about one hundred head OF
cattle, with some mares and saddle horses. The ell
mate at this point Is healthy Is also that Of the
valley OF the river for in all my journey but
sick person.
or the islands en- the coast have no personal
knowledge. In returning from the cape was
occupied twenty days The distance would not
occupy steamboat like those used on the
river than eight days. Mr Haley assured me that
a road might be opened by which the journey from
the cape TO this point might be made in six days lie
also stated that in his opinion, al cost of 500
the few difficulties in the river, which obstruct the
transportation Of mmodities could be r.moved.
Begging you to pardon my errors OF language
submit the above to your JUDGMENT and sub cribe
myself sc. JUAN FRANCISCO IRlAS.
he writer has probably vague iaeas Of the rapdiy
OF the Mississippi IL no insurnounaoe oD-
exist, likely steamer might traverse the river
Coco end the other in day day and half
A. q. -
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on Sunday. the 21st, J.con woop aged n years.
The friends and relatives Of the family requested
os,a.S s,om 10. .,s ,ss,s.ns. % amn. s,ras, a.
remains viii be taken TO Rocklsnd Co for interment,
ON Tuesday morning.
On sunday 21st inst, at half past two, p NJ OF the
dropsy Of the brain rssnsLIrs youngest daughter Of
J. \. and Jane Leaon, aged years and months
The friends Of the family are respectfully vited 20
attend her funeral from her parents residence, No
~ Ger Market place Of Broome street. to-day
Monday the I'D. At halt-Psst two-o'clock.
snndsy, July 2lst Of dropsy, Mrs MAsr Hess In
Her friends and acquaIntsnees and those Of her SON
respectfully invited TO attend her from the
residence Of her son, VIM r. Nielsen l3o Front street
Brooklyn, on Monday. ~ A. NJ
Suddenly, Friday the 10Th inst, In the s7th year
OF his sge. CHptsrorHrR LrDvrru.
His friends and those Of his brother Michael also the
friends Of his brother In Law James Reagen, aud the
friends Of Edward Mahedy and Andrew Brscken, are
resid,nc of Centre and Anthony street this
day Monday ct twelve O'Clock, without further In
In this city. on the 10th inst, M.neaprr MACS in
the 10Th year Of her widow Of the late Daniel Ma
jor Of the parish Of Msshers GAL County Antrim Ife-
Her remains will be taken 20 St Pstrcks Cathedral
this morning at O'Clock from her late residence Sew
erth Avenue Twenty third street, at o'clock
ON the 2ist Of droysy the brain, MsRr ELrrA,
youngest daughter Of David forshay.
The friends Of the family respectfully requested
10 attend her funeral from the residence Of her father
this afternoon at four O'Clock.
Oh sunday morning. the 21st inst, KEra BUrLER In
hnt daughter Of William and Alice Butler, aged 10
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral this Afternoon at two o'clock from i52 broad
Suddenly at East Chester on Sunday the 21st inst ,
EIi7s wife Of N = Prout aged 81 years. Her remains
will b. taken 10 NswIIaven for interment, on Tuesday
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
,sy lnrn.S 70 ss,s me ON ~. ~
rival 81 which ct New Haven, carriages VIII be In
waiting
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CuoIxsA IN NEw Yosk.-we de not wish %

CHOLERA In New YoRk.-We do not wish TO
give any unnecessary alarm; but il is our duty TO
chronicle facts and events, and especially when
We are threatened with pestilence, 10 record its
first approaches, in order that caution may be
adopted in the Use Of improper food and drink, and
that proper attention may be paid the regulation
OF the sy stem. Two cases, them Of Asatic cholera
are reported by the ply sicans as having occurred
this week For this we were fully prepared, from
the fact, that the disease has for time existed
in other cities OF the Union, South and West, and
seemed to be gradually approximating TO New
York; also, rom the very uncean state Of the city,
which is calculated, of itself, to breed pestence
The great prevalence of diarrhHa and dysentery
for the last fortnight, appeared TO sound an alarm
marked day or two ago, have been generally the
precursors Of the kindred disease Of more maig
nant type. The following are the two cases re-
ported to The City Inspector as Asiatic cholera.-
Peter Pinckney, No. 3 Suffolk street. aged
2S years, died ef cholera. Certified by Dr. o.
W hite.
Leopold Spratzmuller, native of Germany. IS
years Of age, corner of Sixtieth street aud Third
avenue, died Of cholera. Certified by Dr. ~ Muir
rell
Now, we do not say that these are cases of
Asiatic cholera, but they so reported by those
whose profession IL is 10 judge of the nature of
diseases; and every sound precautionary me asure
ought TO he adopted, without panic or unworthy
fear. What provision have the Board Of Health
made in the publication of the city to meet his
of us? They have been warned long enough by
this journal to very little purpose 1t is long
time since the city in such state of barbarods
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Arrived.

Usn steamship Atlantic, West Liverpool July TO- With
rd,e and PASSENGER to Collins July H. Of Ssrd.y
New York. day, tive large vessels su
packet ships Manhattan and Queen Of the West from v
Ship Guy Mannsrins Edwards Liverpool June Is vi.Lt
mdse and passengers, to Taylor Merrill Sid 90 viii
ship Marathon tef Bewdoinham !uton sAgus Ia Gr..a
with sugar to Taylor SID in 90 with bark CAAss
Ship Clifton, IngersoI New Orea,s June g. with udss
20 stanton l6th. 18th md 18th mss 10 heavy gala.
south o. HAtteIs lost sails sei 18Th on Hsstsrss sag
make them out July TO- Mr. John Finn merchant Of New
Orleans died Of conssmPtios
Eagle Hazard Lat 81 Ion ~ Experienced heavy ssls
from TO which split sails aud did other dansss; il
ship Judah Touro tof New oeansl Nickerson. ApaAsh
cola " DAYS with cotton to master 10th inst &C u
Of Bsrpcgat Of large vessel With sails
and rigging attached aso passed quantities of wreck such
from ssE lost main spsa orss fors
se same time saw large bark lose main topssil
ship Nathaniel Thompson, Thompson Apaachicois June
we're .e 90 Ss Ss to rsst.r h inst experienced
Pm and lasted three days damage tr,aing.
Bark Baltimore tDutch Yaske. Amsterdam, 40 days with
R sne 90 PASSENGER 20 Herken,Ath Van Dsmme
sngsr TO bsrnopys Ssphews Co. SID in 90 wh bark
r I5 from s0ssEn h and h
Cape Fear split sails lost aud ws
ter casks and received other inst saw brig
Bark Orline Sc John, Rodbra, Nenvitss July T. with
ndse to Owen Son 10th inst. lst 49, Ion experienced
three days ios deck Load boat bulwark soudng
seSp f ssa So sare roles N.w,0,,
schr Alaric Sanford wilmington NC days with naval
'pt orssai damaged Sulwsrks Of s.nsins saoss
saw the wreck Of q small sohr, all gone pieces.
Sehr Helene Griffith Charleston, rs hours, with cotton.
Q VIII
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The ChoI.r. at the West.

All the accounts from the West repre- sent the
cholera as on the decrease.
AT Louisville during the week ending the 18th
inst there were forty seven deaths by cholera, and
on the 18th inst. four deaths.
AT Cincinnati there were thirty-two deaths by
cholera on the 18th inst, and twenty-nine by other
diseases. Advices from all the towns where the
disease has ragged have been published by tele-
graph, and all show decline of mortality
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Passerxors Arr,x..r.

IvrRroor-stssmship Asisntic-t!eo Jones. A n y.,s.u
NhSavtryl LNsn Mysh, Wa Seteltas. q W D,v g D
ephther krmt Nj Beers, WIN sropsel, Heary Cog
e. e,rge .afrn VIM Worum. James. G A Saikiey.
snnY yKsy.rs. Draper W u Zee. stephen strsx.
srsmth " W ttihert. A Chase Y West. Cnas haven
Isrt Az ~ Nsv fors Aercsr Oeo Hayes Coils
says .rnth veo Parish. Mrs Parish All Of Phlls-
veph.a N 6ater Mrs Baker % baltimore: thas 5tss-
,1n =, =, ss orlsasc Co,sin sasrd nsn,v So
sWIos :" bostori Allen, Edward Robins % Londoui
sbnr - sarct tster Thos Parish or F-s-cs Esins.
~ Iovi Hlchnul 81 Ensisnd " Gtsn o. Bris-
VOL fNsrdtn, n fars W. Keiver g grlw
sivHt rooi-stir Guy sanneriSg-J waadesferte ard
oy scotand Mr. Marry. lady and chiitr ~ DO Ne
L.Jd lady ands ehildrer % waies-e2 On the steerssc
NV ORirsSs-ship Ciifton-Nrs Cohen and 2ehiidren.
Mr. Wood, Mr. wilson.
APALAcHicoLA-Sbipy uiah Teuro-S Eickcrssa~
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In this city on the 2oth inst at St Peters (Cstho-
lic) Church, Barclay street BY the Rev. Mr. Quinn,
THos. MoLLor, ESQ, OF Csstlebar. County Mayo to
Masr eldest daughter Of Samuel welpey, ESQ of Ma
croome. Co Cork, Ireland
In williamsburgh. BY the Rev. l.. James, Mr.
PsiLrr Msppr-. to Miss AssE McKI.Lsr, daughter Of
william Mckinley Esq, all Of this city
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Tur CoMrpo~tsr But ~ rur srrars.-The follow
ing the amendments offered by Senator foote. Of
Mississippi. TO the Compromse bill the leth inst
Amend seth section BY striking out the 10th snd
18th n Linz and the ro,d S sssr,. - sor ns n
tude intersects said river East With said psrs
lei Of latitude
Prcr,SsI rctifhstanSne That proposition .haIi be
made and the same 10 hereby made, to the YNople Of
California and earnestly urged upon their favorable
confederation to be acted by the State OF Call
forpis after her admission into the Union shall have
taken plsee that the said State Of California shall
consent TO the establishment Of territory within the
limits assigned to her by this act ard that. accord.
rely said consent Of said State shall have
BE-. expressed IN convenient and authoritative
mode. territory shall be laid OF snd established
to be called the territory Of Colorado the boundaries
Of which shsll be 90 follows
Beeinpine in the Pacific ocean. three leagues from
shore the &tb parallel 81 latitude, and running
with the said parallel to the summit Of the Sierra
Nevada mountains thence following the crest
higbs psrt Of said mountains as near as may be- TO
the sTth parallel Of North latitude thence East With
said parallel until u intersects the Colorado river;
thence along the course of the said river and dom
IT, main channel and in the middle thereof TO the
along ssid boundary line w.stwsrdly to tive Pacific
ocean TO point three leagues from shore thence TO
the b. ginning including all Ute lsuds situated any
where within that portion Of the smhrsced within
the present boundaries For the government Of such
territory so to be est sblished all the provisions OF
mi. relating TO the territory Of Utah. except the
rame and boundaries therein specified are hereby
declared 70 be In force in the said Territory OF Cole
RADIO nom and after tho day when the consent Of the
state Of California shah have been expressed in man.
psr a nd form o. provided for by this act.
po, KUHN nv BxsR. A most unfortunate event
occurred in the Of the Catholic Chapel IL Port
land n r. on Tuesday last. IL appears that too
,oure lads went about mile iso the woods. for he
burmese 81 picking berries, when bear deliberately
walksd IRON the thicket and carried Of them OF
The m fsted lad wss tetvesn III and ~ years Of age.
the son of labcring man named Coyle. Who thus.
without moments notice, vas deprived Of pro-
mkipu hoy Search vas Afterwards made and the rnu-
y No kasr
Tsnisd ty cub. ard was evidently its dams Jois
ht-IBfu-spicker, yaly 10.
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Amos Everts OF Philadelphia, While attending the
funeral obssquies Of General Taylor At Albany the
irth inst, had his pocket picked Of sl,@s
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Straw Brrwsr- sr. THos.s, Bsssup., .-p Nsw
Yoss-we are informed by Capt Hutchpss, OF the
schooner Alert just from st Thomas, that on the
Of his leaving there, meeting Of the most nhuc nsl
merchants and others Of and In connection with that
hland had been appointed 90 take place for the pur
pose Of contiderinR the practicsbty Of running
packet steamer between that Island and Porto Rico
Capt Hutchibgs states. that In Of
with the secretary OF the meeting he said the people
Of these islands had entertaned vsh to establish
stssm Communication with New York and he had no
doubt would nov glsdly lend their aid towards the
adoption ~ any means that might tend 10 set foot
90 important object in conjunction With Sc Tho
The gentleman referred TO, expressed his arm
conviction, that the meeting would be most happy
include Bermuda in connection with the scheme, and
extend their line TO New York This gentleman also
promised to commuricate to Bermuda the result Of
their proceedings Now n there Is spark pstri-
0tisn left In us this IL the tin TO kinde e. Let
be up and doing. and put shoulders TO the wheel
Whtn Ne bear is,crsby from friends In that little
gem Of the Antilles l.t organize meeting TO raise
mesns for the furthesce Of desirable shect az
direct stssm communication With the United States
We have the csptal amongst us, and can accomplish
ends We deficient Of the spirit Of enter
ptise We feel more anxious about this matter nov
that We ere likely 10 be cut on from communication ~
steam with the Wet Indes--Bern-da Gasess, Jsis T.