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tAairF GsocEn1Es.- Raymond. Of n Camp s,rset. ia
noted lof bis handsome sock Of desabe family eroess
ceans AZ he lnfnfies Of e table in the shape Of ssaee.
seqnaeq % examine fzh arrivals, embracing teas Of suoe
ees OF ne favor. and other artcIss 4, g,
feEihln q eoluaen
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The deaths in g. Louis for the week ending the
lotA inst were 2l5-0f cholen7e
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Freighls for NewOrIeans scarce.

sflHED1p Book AT HIoH DICE IA fine CODY of the
'es tranfaise and hogarlh revived IRON the original
are pat np n Esis At Stees man can well ar
ford 70 five dollars just to have the pleasure oG n
draw one q the Other Of lhs.e splendld works
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ReNdu sHEnGIQ -LineM

OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
~ Just received, per steamship ONO, comprising
Fine Linen SHIRTS. plain and embroidered Be5ms:
Fins Linen ShiRTS. with Camhrie Bosois
Camtre Muslin SHIRTS, with dnc Linea Bosoma
York MIL sHl HTS, with fns Linen Bosoma etc. etc.
THOMPSON g. NIXON, 10 Camp street.
JstS Nv ZIP opposite HeNiett'5
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n Elder swan, of New London, the celebrated
~. preacher Is insane, and has been sent to
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NEwYoRE.-The 10th was set snart bv Tho
Common Council of NewYork for The civil and
nlll@ry solemnities in honor of our late beloved
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CIOfh51lg made To Order.

IL Ihe subscribers beg TO inform their caitol1 and e public
generally that they prepared take mealus ard receive ~
ioi FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING which they guaranty ~.
s% cute In the best and Style to he aatton OF b
Icmtrl - 4
entlemen dpoaed US with their patronage ar. Invited n,
col al an eaFly day aud have Their measures tuksn
THOMPSON 81 NIXON, 10 Camp street.
IN l0t 2dp r,r,i, Iir1''-,,
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CHIPS RisfnIe

f- Per Quebec Just received ecny ylete assortment of
COLTS PATENT,
ALIENS REVOLVERS and
DERtNGER'S PISTOLS,
GUINNESS s. HILL,
Dealers in GOLD PENS, FINE FANS and FANCY Articles
yz4 3t 2dp 12 Camp street.
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s. of T....Meetings This Evening.
HARMONY DIVISION No. 15 at CRYSTAL Fount Hall No ooo
Tchoupitoulas street, at O'Clock '' w. $50
8o'clock, - NiuiSn' fAisiefs' at
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IHE Lawrence DfyoncE CAsK.-The West
ern papers have generally published the lady's YER
slen q shs unfortunate affair. From sense of
nstlce and love e fair play publish the version
ot the gentleman sfriends. We have carefully re-
trained from all comment on the merits, but we
think Mrs -Chapone's Letters, Z and Dr. Gregory's
Legacy to bis Daughters" will be deemed out Of
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An Inyigornting and HesithiuI summer Medic,u.

nent Of the Medical Profession
NJ By merely pouring teapoonrul Of this aps,is
COOLING aud Era e eheryeseng beverage obtained rei
soda wafer T. the TASTE and imparting 10 the cont III R
oenehs oi the eelehriet Settler Of Germsny Mdc
O enaenee commend ID the highest terms the repTajo L
a' ~, ~ ~ aANl'S II pEFFERFEscENT sELTZER aPERIENT
m success m Bilious affections Dyspepsia or Indgsten Us,r
ourn tene Disorders Gout Acdty he Stomach e ard III
CAUSED BY the sudden ubangeA OF temneTanr,
- su ~ warm atudrs, has been great that ii has e hgb
~ % ah 9as IN eonseque been generally pTecri6e
nOs sauhaetoty results have invariably foiloWfd Ia
sate Q, me Liver its upon the ry a bss bes -
restored. - ~ A''''Vdi "hu us heeluy tone
no Preparation has ever introduced to the notice Of thu
ea proisssloo or the public which has tnc ubrfs
eely @ 1 "a & harysseent SETTER Apeen" should Be
aele Lahguor Of the Body Los Appetite fcv Of ~ s
sci se NE orergnhers Of Bilious Fere attacks tesnS
lul aseg reRulsry morning ineer with the -
aon q M DAY and invariably elasticity or mind I'D
now oi spirits which gives every enjoyment ~
~ Sold whoesaie and retail b. JAMES TARRANT
Al Soo Nfeeh~l1h street corner Of WsIen, NewYork
te i -. 49, w SiChLES q CO Druggists etc.
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SA IL WIN enable pupils 10 acquire an elegant
5gsn,s, ,syle Of Whiting: Lessons DOLBEsR's
70 and from p M; and corner Of Nasagie and
ACE streets from A. M Former pupils invited to aed
uncut charge All pupils invited remain until 6nished
and ~ Is established BOoKKEEPING Glasses usual.
Yxf 81
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Tins Conror PReoskRs--The Picayune Of
Saturday evening eoptnins telegraphic dispatch.
dated Hasans. july r. in which ii is stated that
tie steamer Vixen. with Com. Morris on board,
had arrived II is further stated that the Cuban
authorities had concluded to Iiberate forty of the
prisoners; the rest 70 be punished but not with
d4ath. ahd the ships 10 be confscated
We have understood that the position taken by
Mr. Clayton that the persons made prisoners bv
she eaihofites Of Cuba are responsible to our pov
ernInsnt and not 10 that Of Spain, for any criminal
aess they may have committed. applied equally to
al o. them We do not comprehend the reason Of
difference in respect to the prisoners, who so far
as We arc informed, stand on the same grounds.
They were all taken together, and under preciselv
The same circumstances. II any are guilty Of
pifasical aos, all are guilty II the responsbli,v
of any of them j. to cur government. and no, u
that Of Spain, al are alike responsible. W. cow.
elnds therefore that i any liberated, all should
be liberated. The retention Of a single one ~
undergo any sort OF punishment is as much vio.
'r''en o International law, much wrong and
az insult g our government, if all were retained
ana AZ punished even with death. We cannot
believe that the government or people Of The uni
ted States wi be satisfied that any ef the prison
ers should be retained for punishment though
some of them, and the largest number, should be
SET at liberty
1esldes, q have asceFtained that any Of The
prisoners are more or less guilty than Others Il
was necessary 70 have instituted trial Of them.
The right of trial necessarily carries with il the
right 70 punish. But, by assuming that he pris-
onsrs a'e responsible alone 10 our government. it
is denied that the authorizes Of Cuba have the
night g punish them, or 10 take any Of the inita
tory steps 70 this end as their catture, their i'm
prisonmen9 or trial. The Spanish Government
by no means absclves itself Of obligation to ours
BY the liberation cf portion of the prisoners, or
by the liberation Of them all The only serious
question involved in the case is as 70 the right Of
capture and trial. This being established for the
government of Spain the right to imprison and
punish, with death or otherwise, follows as mat
ter Of course.
In regard to the right Of the authorities Of Cuba
to eonfscase the ships we do not now offer an
opinion; though, on this point, we have serious
doubts.
Com. Morris having arrived, with plenary pow
ers 4 Is understood, in regard to the whole case
the next Intelligence from Havana may be looked
for with interest
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N'O' stationers's WarehOuse,1 IA Camp st.
no Just received, at this Book and Stationery store
A Great American Mechanical Work
From the press of D. APPLETON & co.
. zoo Broadway, Newlork,
Dictionary of Machines, Mechanics.
Engine-wOrk and Engineering,
Designed for Practical Workingmen and those intended for aha
Engineering Profession
Edited by OLIVER BYRNE
Formerly Professor Mathematics &c of Civil Engneer
London author and oil The Calcnlus Of fon i
The New ard Improved System Of Logprhmsn The Fie
ments Of Euclid by Coors,' ~
Ih WORK OF large svo size containing nearly thousand
pages upwards Of fifteen hundred plates thousand wood
eu 1t will present working drawings pons of The most
Important machines in the United States Independent Of the reu
American ingenuity ii will contain complete practical e
gu meen"hes Aissh'nery Engne-work and Engn epg
that Is useful in than thousand dollars worth cf folio
Zines and other works.
The work Ia now being Issued in aemmonty numbers which was
commenced in January 1850 and will progress with great
The whole work will epubshed in 30 numbers at Is cents pe
number, and completed within the current year 1850
TT Nos to II of his great work for sale by
jy22 81 2dp Nv b STEEL IA r..rr, ,,,,.,
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G. leighton,

U AlEFS3 EEtUFEs
GH First Premium Shirt Mannraturar
turning ihaon to h friends pnbc foe he patronage
NOS 8 and Royal street, NewOfeans,
un hg me past season. begs announce th he ia rsvir m
e'' paehe' shipments Cf a choice as-ur1men Of -
LINEN and MUSLIN SHIRTS,
eh very thing tt s novel and tor the Gent an, rroi
So, aols Tor SUMMER WEAR IN NEW ORLEANS ''''7
NJ ihe stock has not been diminished "DuII Time
ou ontaues 10 be we'll supplied sny Other psrii % a.
ye,' uon ms mahniactofy, 10 Pork Place, NewYors WV
f"rsea attention Is invited 10 the rsTistyor
CraVats and Summer Ties
q. LEIGHTON
PREMIUM sllft tnd Gcnteneus fufniahuF
= W " and hnNal Ner.ilrl
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AN unusual degree ofquiet reigns in this country.
Agitation is now confined to controversies in t5e
Assembly and the newspapers. Itappears that the
question of the prolongation of the powers of the
President Of the Republic is to be postponed for the
present The intention of the government is to
agltate the question in the counsetzs genereaua,
which meets in September. Petitions will then be-
got up, praying the present Legislative Assemble
to proclaim itself constituent Assembly, with
view to an alteration in that portion of the Copsti
tuition which prevents the President from being re-
elected ' 's'Ns 'e-
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FROM VERA CRUz.-Bv the politeness of Cant.
Hern, of the steamer Oregon, we are in receipt of
Vera Cruz papers up to the 18th inst. They were
Mobile Bay. 'U'' ''''''' ."
we notice no news of special Importance The
cholera was diminishing daily in the departments
oil Mexico and Puebla, owing to the stringent pre-
VentiVe measures that had been adopted
osnor Castillo had been nominated Consul to
Alta California.
sen0r DLazaro de Ia Cara had accepted the
apPoin tment to the Arch-bshopric of Mexico.
0ehoF Dlgnacio Sanchez, Senator, had been
elected 10 the Arch-bishopric of Nuevo-Leon.
Senor DANIEL Tras had renounced the Cover
nOrship of Chihuahua.
IN 'ne department of Parras there had been an
excursion OF more than one hundred hostile Indian.
who had killed many of the inhabitants and com
mitted serious depredations,
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Spain.

INSULT TO THE AMERICAN EMBAssApoR,-
Advlces from Madrid mention rumors of serious
differences between Narvaez and the Duke of
Montpensler Il is also said that Narvaez had, at
ball given by the Prince de Carini. The Naanol; =
tan Minister, offered gross insult to the Ameri-
can ambassador, who had approached to salute
hum will not have any thing to say to one )"
shouted out Narvaez, who represents nation
that harbors pirates and encourages public eonies"
havng uttered these words in tone loud enough
to be heard all over the room. Narvaez TnmnaJ ~
American Plenipotentiary who was atonce :" cnt >
by all the Spanards present
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The anniversary of the election of Pins TX ,y,s
CsieOrated at home on the 17th in the Sixtine
chapel, with the usual pomp. Cardinal Ferretti
performed high mass in the presence of the Pope
who was seated on his throne Cardinal Lam
oruschini afterwards offered his holiness the con
gratulations Of the Sacred College, The Pono
mas, from his privy purse, founded perpetual mass
IN the church OF St Luigi di Francesi, for the sous
ot the French officers and soldiers fallen drr;nr,
the siege of Rome. 's
A person OF the name of Barberi has been SAM
fenced at Rome to seven years imprisonmen, for
havlng carried on revolutionary corresponJerce
with Mazzni and Others
Portugal.
Accounts from Lisbon are 10 the 1Qtb f L.
!he U. 8 trgate independence and steamer MIS-.
slssiPpi' rom Gibraltar, entered the Tagus on the
morning ol the 18th. 1t appears thew had rsnort.
ca themselves at the Rock as bound for Lisbon for
the collection OF CLAIMS but it is though, al Lisbon
that no immediate of coercion will he emnlov.
9" against 'he portuguese government.
AS to Germany, the following nisture is from the
PSm u =, g an aecute and observant Englishman:
Itery lhlng is quiet in Germany, but | am
alralu II IS only on the surface the reaction is go.
~ " az tremendous pace; but il is the pace
Iias klis' u is not unlikely that some of the mon.
u aIchs VIII break their necks in the race towards
i th9 g9ou old times. The king of Prussia has pub
lshed law virtually abOlishing the Liberty of the
press ana ne OF Saxony, more pueky, has at once
suppressed the whole Institution, and gone back TO
lhlhgs as they were 1881. Ii is sad sight 10 see
'Nefy "here' such an enormous number Of soldiers,
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At all the public offices there was preyious IN be
gatneIng Of the numerous officials with badges Of montn
ine civic Hoeatons OF the District mustered al their
eaeunilesln iu force. Numerous soldiers of the eeniar
sy together tn with great many volunteer companes be-
lohghg p the District and neghboug cities were seen ne
panhs Tor Their place the solemn rites Private
were seen hurryng IN every direction during The mornng 70
had The regulation of the PROCESSION - ~ io'' VIM
ne uooIs Were formed at precisely II O'Clock in the ave-
ue norm OF ths Presidents manon with the ght con
resting opposite the " ar Department s' 4Aiuieiys
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No. ia CANAL STREET,
I'D. III. Holmes
10 VIII offer, from this date, still GREATER REDUC
lloN, his remaining stock of MUsLINs BAREGEs GfNG.
HAMS, PARAsoLs LINEN LAWNS, IRISH SHIFTING and
sHEETiNG LINENS etc.
iva Iw 2dp D. Il. HOLMES, ia Canal street.
Fine Shirts.
HS- We have a complete assortment Of our Frs
Linen and Cotton Shirts As have sevenesses made we are
enabled to guaranty IT. These Shirts expressly for our
customers and are of course in the styles and made of the best
materials, and in the best manner.
GUINNESS & HILL,
ly(2 5tzp Dealers in Fancy Articles, y Camp street
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sT~ Received, per steamship OHIO, in addition
to our former stock, fine assortment of'
Vests,
isthg Of GoasGm White Marsles sui White Linen Duck
Vssts... Also, large assortment Of
Cotton and Linen shirts,
NORRIS WAY q Camp street,
lyl3 Ap II uf Common under Hewet's s. F1ehsnrs
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q New Orleans Mechanic Society
~ M nz The Regular Monthly Meeting OF this society "
N2pe held IN their room, at the Commercial Exchange
~ Charles street, Tds EVENING 2ld inst at o'eioeR
WAA h K sly ASE.Y
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Remembered Happiness.

Mankind are always happier tor hav-
ing been happy; SO that il you make
them happy now, you make them happy
twenty years hence, by the memory oi
it. A childhood past, with due mix
ture Of rational indulgence, under fond
and wise parents, diffuses over the whole
of life feeling OF calm pleasure; and, in
extreme lid age is the very last remem-
brance which tune can erase from the
mind Of man. No enjoyment, however
liconsiderabIe, is confined to the presen,
moment A man IS the happier for lite,
fiom having made snce an agreeable
tour, or lived for a length OF time with
pleasant people, or enjoyed any consider
able interval Of innocent pIeasure.-Rcs.
Shiny Smith;
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in the faint moonlight, which fell through,
the opposite window, the dark locks OF
the guilty intruder flowing over the hvs.
bands pillow 81 have mind,'' wins
pered Giuseppe, ".o rush in and plunge
my knife IA, once to his cursed heart.''
"No, no." returned nv faithful consta-
BILE, Eve are here 10 execute the orders
fthe aIc"dr, and ifyou are gong TO take
the law into your own hands, I will
leave YOU" Hush! bark. he s,irs! No, it
was the shadow OF the tree that neuk>
the moonlight All was still and wave
less again. The door was on The Jar and
drawing one good long relieving breath
IN they rushed, and siezed - what? A
mutt! The husband could not believe his
own eyes and musssd the muir up, I rk-
ing tals way and that as # to ascertain
II there was not man inside Of it.
"You return late, Giuseppe" mnrmured
his wife, scarce yet awake. SOh, YES,
yes, my dear late, Iate,' s.a,nm-red the
husband. "You have friend with you,"
continued the unsuspect!Hg sposa. "Y
my ''arlinE. a friend from the .!oimas,
whom | have invited 10 take a nights
loug'ns,' replied Giuseppe. DWELL. you
will find bed for him in the opposite
room, and candle and matches on the
table, rejoned the sposa. So the twain
went out, and having disturbed the bed
assigned the friend sufficiently to give 1t
the appearance ofhaving been slept in,
my constable slipped oul and came home,
denouncins oil jealous husbands and la.
dies NUTS. This fuster cost me two
hours sleep, and Giuseppe fee OF three.
dollars to The Constable. He would have
paid forty times that sum to get free OF
the ioke
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The jealous CALIFoRNlAN-A FUNNY
dissatisfaction, who was formerly Al
cade of San Francisco, las written an en-
tertanlng book OF MS experiences, and
r~at-S this among other anecdotes: One
night | as lumnled oul o, my dreams by
succe sion OF rapid and heavy knocks
At my office door. Unbslring It found
Giuseppe =, towusInan who stated, under
an excitement thai almost chpked his
VOICE tnal he had just returned from the
>aiinaS that on entering his house he had
discovered, through the window ii. the
door leading to his bed room, ~ tie clear
light oi the moon, which shonp into thu
apartment, mar repusIug on his pillow
by the side OF his fathless, and desired
me to cone and arrest him. | had un-
dcrsiood that the sposa had not The rep
u'atIon OF the icicle hat hung on Dian S
templ',' aud had no great contide' CO in
Giuseppe S domestic virtues, either; but
that was no valid reason why he should
be so uncert monlousl y ousted of his do
nestic claims. ] therefore ordered the
constable, whom this midnight noise had
now awoke, to 60 with hin. and bring the
cuIprit before me. Off they started, well
armed with batons and revolvers. On
reaching the premises, the house was
carefully reconnoired and avery rgress
from the building securely bolted. They
were now inside, and conc ucted their op.
rrations so silently they re unsusprct-
I'd. The door leading to the bedroom
was at the other end of the hall; they
crep' over the floor with steps so low and
soft each heard his heart beat, and the
clock seemed to strike instead of tick
ing its seconds. Giuseppe's thoughts
ran--
"Pll See before doubt; whe, doubt, prove
Aud, On the proof, there is no more bu. this. y
Through the panes OF glass which re-
l,eycd tie peae!s Of the door, they ssw
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A COUNTRY FARMER.

KEEPING AppLEs.-Mr P.ll, Of Ulster
county, the celebrated exporter OF ap-
pies to Europe, recommends that apples
after having been carefully hand. picked
in basl cts, should he laid on a floor, by
hand, without pouring from the baskets,
until they are twelve or eighteen inches
deep and be left to dry aad season three
weeks, when again equally carefully care
fully packed IN clean dry barrels, b y
may be kept without ro,tlng any reason-
able length Of time, and are safely sen.t,
any part of Europe or the Las, Indies.
The plan Of drying or seasoning in .hs
air before bsrrelIng, prevailed goae;s,lv
some years ago, although now-a-dsys Il
is n ostly discontinued and thought U.s..
less. We are disposed to think we'll Of
this process when II becomes inpor.ort
to keep apples safely till the next spring,
or to stnd to foreign countries; for we
have always observed tina. on opening
barrel few days after being pit up, in
ever SO dry weather, that the moisture 81
ten stands in drops over the whole sur
face; and although loose barrels allow it
! mostly TO evaperate, yet where they come
in contact the two surfaces retain i and
| causes rot.
The carrying Of apples in a common
wagon, either before or after barrelllng 10
injurious they shoule be moved on springs
or en- seds. The least ah7atiou Q. the
skin, or crushing Of the cells of.he pulp
containing the juice, allows fermentation
and decomposition, and the consequent Dc
cay of the whole masa.
Apples will not freeze until at a ten
p-rature Of five or ten degrees below the
freezing point OF water and q. 10 bsne
Acial to keep them as cool as possible,
even down to thirty degrees Apples en-
closed in water .ight oask, may BE- lett
in cold loft or garnet, all winter without
further care, and will be sound IN the
spring, and perfectly fresh Gen Sc:
| Farmer,
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The GR1NNELL EXPLORING Ex

THE GR1NNELL EXPLORING ExrEpIrroy.
Private letters have been received at
New York from DR.. Kane, the head Of
the Scientific Department Of the Exredi-
ton. He writes from Lancaster Sound,
off Cape Hurd, August Gath. He ;rports
his party, in spite Of their detention III the
Middle Ice as in advance OF both branch
es of Commodore Aus,in's squadron and
Sir John Ross. Capt. Penny, OF the
"Lady Frank!in,' he says, is but five mice
on their weather bow. The Crew were
in excellent health and the officers IN the
daily ENJOYMENT of the comforts which
We're Pro ided by the Iibersli'y Of Mr..
GIinnell. They were all ardently desl-
rous to sus' ain the honor Of the expedition.
Ohicial dispatches have also been re
ceived by our Government from Li4ut.
Dehaven, commander Of the Expedition,
OF about the same date aud purport Vt the
a'>ove,