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PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY.

NJ ONslEUR DEVOTE respectfully informs the heads MIA
N1 U Families Pupils, and also the Ladies AL w,
Gentlemen New Orleans that he Will open yB
eny November tgachas <85Jkl
perfect art, Re
hsej in The hest academies Europe the dspensabe m nj E
quite Education By this the puPh acquires the gaGe
manners elegance OF department, -
Tor, nN IN the fashionable so1 -,
Europe ant America He teaches all the Dance o
Mal'zes, viz the Pas Quadrs Scottish AnnanJc etr
5he waltz ein'Us, Two Steps and Spanish Walt aud emo
Te ct the latter Of which vogue in The most fash
i9uauIs Snon OF Paris. He teaches also t1g old dances W
tn"o CSualts, fokas, Mazurcas English Herr nine ETC The
JIeD '''I' 0"-"o"''
n BA facts be depended upon than verbal prom
% OF Ne rreienon5, Mons d. parents present
@ m order that they may judge Of his capacity, per-
between the and oil method Of four yGsrs
instructed ~ tho elements graphic pr It
s process vii he rll and He fittcrs himself
P v" not INTERIOR Of dancing and graceful emeanOr,
America ~ " ~ 49, 40 1872 ''"''
The number + pupils will he limited.
Inc cfssrs conducted the npnI
pun ua'ny III regard to lrcbrum and silence.
lhtfe Y" DUNG Acads
Tueinys 81 O'Clock P. NJ SATURDAYS at ~
~ Saturdays Il O'Clock NJ young Ladies tt
society - ~ WV 10Y
r. N. ~ 7''' az y .''sh'
he viii sscrbers months and he two lesson,
H''Nt t's'
&c Il
Fryate classes at residence me ra e. ''
- I-' VII ne gwen OF the location Of the Academy. o22 If
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Arrived.

tt
Arrived.
Ship Caroline Dow, Blanchard, 10 days from NewYok
Ship Hemisphere Wbtlesey 10 days from New York. to }
80 w Stanton &cO-2d nv 70,
ship Living Age Snow l05 days from Boston, to Chas
Deake &Co-2l my.
Brig urora Snow days fin Pensacola to matgr-P9int
Brig Mareos Sleeper, IL days from Turks Island to WIN
Dewey-POnt.
Scr Gen VIM II Harrison COzzens, from Pensacola 10 mas
tcr-Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Princess No 3, Holmes, from New Carthage
Liberty, Ouaway, from Auakapas.
Jas Hewett, Quarter, from Memphis.
Talahatclee Wiley, from Louisville.
Montgomery. Estes, from Princetoh
America, Johnson, from Mempbls.
Duck River, Clark, from Alexandria.
Ophea (neWJ, GOrlOa, from Louisville
Buana Vista, I.amOtle, from st Louis
Shamrock, Harl, from Cincinnati.
] r Boswell LarOse, from the Balize
Towboat Mississippi rnnegar, from the Passes-owed down
and to the it inst, barks Ellen and Yarmouth
brought up ship Caroline & brew.
Tuwboat Diamond, Laace from the Passes-brought up
ship Hemisphere.
TOwboat Anglo American Porter, from the Passetowei
down and to sea on the 9Th inst, ship Nathan Hanau-
brought up ship Living Age and brig Aurora.
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REMOVALS.

2 OMOVAL-T. H. Howard has removed to
Ia Il Camp street. rs lw+
D EMOVAL-G. BURKE & Co. have removed
~ to No lbs Canal street State House Square. n4 I'm
p EMOVAL-WILLIAM J. DEWEY has removed
IL to No "a Grayier street. nj
d EMOVAL-The Office of the New Orleans
~ and Carolton Railroad Company has been removed to
No IL BarOnne street. NJ
d EMOVAL-NoTICE Store will be closed
IL Saturday next, 9Th insan in consequence of
removing stock No Is Charities street, where will
BE- happy friends and the public, on and after
Monday, the llth instant ,, ,,
nS 1t GIQUEL g. JAMESON.
r EMOVAL-D. MAUPAY, Scotsman, has re-
moved No 81 Gravier street, and is receiving, per
ships Maid of Orleans and Minnesota age assortment OF
Fresh Garden See which will be sold to Country Dealers
MARKET Gardeners and Others at moderate rates M
EMOVAL-T Hos. d. HAILEs, Broker, has
removed No 81 Gravie street. up stairs, back office
landed property bought and sold, and Notes and State
hhu ~ nnGpaty Bonds, and Mayors Waan discounted
Co"oteIy Good Mortgage Papetrken at low rates n I'm
EMOVAL-TURNER " RENsHAw have re-
- moved Their office to No 90 Camp street. up stairs and
e W are mouse 10 No - ICOupltOU Hun
ter street where may be found supply of TObac-
@ or the heNcan market and for Plantation also Cigar
Tobacco Of an qualities for sale in hhd. bales, "a I'm
II EMOVAL-We have removed to " MON
nj WRIGHT, WILLIAMS q co.
CIGARS-250,0 900. various brands for sale BY
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DRY GOODS, MILLINERY.

Gi0lEeE r. .B0DsisOD, -.
No. $ CHARITIES Formerly No 6,
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS and
Il, FANCY ARTICLES. call the attention AfCfr friends
public great Of Dry Goos ec'd with
greatest regard the Of City and Country
customers among which viii be f5nnd the following
SILK Dresses; eros de France.
Satin Z Ia RENE.
BDohe.
Satn de Chene.
O,tlnan.
Plain h7urcd striped PLAID black sk superior article for
DresEesl Black Ameurs.
eros de Rhin.
TaaetaI Giaees all coorz
Black:
Black Repss.
Black Damasks.
SH,ins, all co,orE.
B1TeEeE al soloTs.
Hsrnos and Cashmsres.
Muslin de Lame.
10. Children.
Plain and Hem-s!itchsl do.
Hosiery;
Ladies' superior white English Cotton Hose.
do. do. do. and coJored Silk do.
mis,es' do d.; EDgi,h Cotton do.
Ginghamsi
French En- lish n Prints.
French and American CottDnades
Ladies' Silk, Merno ani Cotton Shirts.
Six Cotton and Woo. Gloves.
Black and eolorsi KID Gloves.
Rich Tsbe Damssk.
Toilet and Piano Covers
Napkins and TOweIing. And great assortment Of
Jerseys, leans,
Brown and Bic cted Cotton Cotton shsrgl all widths
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FAMILY GROCERIES. ETC.

FAMILY GROCERIES, ETC. !
T ,ANDING from ship Trimountain and bark
RI $k4iFSnW, H. Levi, & Co.'s packing;
REEP EtGGRRRANTT JELII%Y-w. k. Lewis Lew & Co.'s, in
RS PSS w n0 GG aSa5s in ID cans
P PERPFPSEHEEEA SAUCE DO IN IN B cans cans;
/ Mill ss4RUF@TSdsifSood' 5 ssf:,n.
RAtstNs-Boyes, halves and quarter, Kuesters brand;
C S co0 MaGe oEd "a S PE ias By Common st.
FAMILY GROCERIES-The undersigned is |
: now receiving Eee} from New Y9rk and Boston CON-
TERsEz,Fs ira Green and Baqk S chests; ;1"''"'
sUGAR-L CrasheI, Powdered Pow al and Louisiana:
RRIUITTER H. o and Western-20 frkins;
M ,fH II IL packages new No !; co.,
APpe r Egfsh aI D' Fs and GO'hen
SAARRn GLGLI Salmon, Lobster and shadi p
CANDlES-Patent, Sperm and Star;
0li.SS00oiye; Sperm and ard; ST.,
PREsERV Es-JeIles, Jams and Almonds
SoA TP1sN 5@U Ca sH& S SSd NJ Family
h6ND6H I PSsRTER. SEQ seor6R Ae-Pnts and QUARTS
BRANDY, Whisky, sherry and MAJ era; '.l,' E"'''
na eRs b MTs 9Ff o wa
nj lot Family Grocer, No. IS Camp street
A F. COCHRAN u co, 81 TchOupitoulas
RAiSiSs|lG5 packages Mr. and Layers;
EAPSs &Sb ESSi iSgfEE S'6 boxes ne Malaga
WALT Vt and Brazil Ng!s 100 bags and bales;
TEA-SO half chests superior Powchorg;
sxRDN ba,ss AND qaai 5D su P's $
CURRANTS-50 casks superior Zante;
PAINTED PAIIIS-4OO DOZEN aud
SUNDRIES-FOr sale lew
eH Agency of the celebrated American Crystal Powder
Company, guaranteed superior to any manufactured. M 3t
NEW YORK CANTON TEA COMPANY.
No. ~ Canal, neat d0gr to RoyaL StreetThe Hnder-
and Black TEAS, and will continue to receive monthly
every quality Tea grown in China put up expressly for
invited to call and examine for themselves All Teas not
giving entire satisfaction may be returned.
RECEIVED THIS
HOwqua Mixture, Imperial,
s E3f % Breakfast H2ga i h F2aR foa A HysPn
WINES AND LIaUORs-
w BRANDiES-Godard, Seignette, Castilon, Otard
GINs %2syS Pine Apple, Black Horse, etc.;
WINES-Madelra Sherry, Old Port, Champagne different
O'A"0' SMITH SIS W60LsE fS CO. Front street.
ola In between foot Canal and CrOssman SITS.
SUTf1Io5a.II,Egss- Cigars.
SardInes,, Eli LEMON SyTpps,
The above goods all lately imported, and country
chants and others will find to their advantage call before
'',',' SMITH, WOOLsEY & Co Front street,
| ola I'm between foot Canal and Or ,ssman SITS.
pie FRU5Fs-OO boxes Pie Fruits assOred now landing
s' 'E Smith, SHH WooLsEY ~ & co. Front street,
! OLD I'm between foot Canal and Crossman st.
81 4 LBION MILLS"-lOO bbls. this lavorite
n brand now landing and for sac by
no lot FERD. KENNETH s. co.
01FALLON FLoUR-l0O barrels of this
o5lo very ''''''' ''1"i F'E u 81 KIGENNETT 8 co.
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Henry Hamburger,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
1874 Camp street,
rs NOW receiving per late arrivals from Havre and from
l. New Cork most beautiful assortment of 9th, as
simeTes and Nesting, of the finest and best manuac
ure; also fine tment Of English Cloth, TIT for Over
cOats and fine of French Shirts, of the latest
style As am alb fill orders at the shortest notice.
invite my friends and the pBbc emil and examine
goyds being confident that there nothing to equal my pre-
stock NIL 1w
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.


y
Monday Evening, November IL, 1850.
Arrived to-day per steamer Shamrock: q head of Calves
per Buena VISTA q head of Beef Cattle and rs Calves
There ample supply in market, excepting Calves and
sheep, which are and of the latter offering.
PRICES: Beef cutie, 3ldaGl4, " ib net Hugs, 4f0
4l5c W ID net; Sheep, I'D 49hpad Mich COl0s 900
SO " head; CaIDes So 59GD$7 50 ~ head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-12

TObaccO-Thee only n moderate inquiry, which
resulted in sales Of 81 hhd viz Is hhds Carkesvie A. at
H., and u do. at 12c Z ID.
sugar and MOInsses-The market was quite active,
ana fully tOJ hhds Sugar taken 4ai5lfc " ID for
Fair to Fully Fair and 1900 bbs MJasses, mostly the
reduced rate of 2i]zc W gallon.
FlOur-The receipts Saturday morning have reached
nearly 900 bbs the effect Of which has been depres the
Market and the sales yesterday limited about 200
bb including 100 Indiana (rom haboat,) at 81 go $50
Illinois and St Louis in several lots, 81 80 100 choice
st. Louis at 81 70, and 200 Extra do at s. 90 y Dbl
We also noticed sale of 200 bbs Middings at 81 80 Dbl.
Grain-Pces of Corn still rule very high. owing 10 light
receipts TIE sales reached barely 400 sacks including 565
White lin lot4) 80, and about 700, chiefly Yellow at
Soc v bn.he OfOa 1900 sacks st. Louis sold AT 50
54 and 26O lots " bushel Bran continues to look
up-sass $50 sacks at 81 ZO9Sl % % 1OOlb.
PrOyisiOns-The Pork market steady, with sales of
about 2Ol bbs Mess in several lots $ll 80 a $il GA W
Dbl OF Bacon casks ribbed Sides sold, the Leyee,
IA and "a casks Shoulders lin several O) at sac " b.
COiTeeThere good demand, resulting in sales of
$50 bags Rio 1O, 1000 do frum second hand) at
1914 and 400 lin several lys) at lie FS b.
Sa-We noticed sale of 1000 bushels St. Martins, from
warehouse, at 25c 9g bushel.
Whisky-NIarket dull Recfed offering at Doc gallon.
BeeswaX-SOme 1900 b sold for export 26c W ID
ExchAnEe-We quote Sterling at 1O719lO7I: NewYork
day Bills 2I03 " cent. discount, and Sight Checks
on New York I}4C9I34 " cent. discount.
FreightsA ship taken up for Liverpool at 116d an
advance. Still higher rates asked
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WANTED.

"ANTED-A Book KEEPERS SITUATION
w References given. Address ~. R." Postoffice or
l45 Chaltres street. no 3t+
MEXICAN DISCHARGES ANTED-The
w highest price paid for Mexican Discharges all times
No % Natchez up stairs entrance in Banks Arcade
passage, Natchez street ms
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
.LrIrupE $50 81 30" N-Lorarrupr zoe W.-inrime, sh


Bark Mary Adele, Spaldng, Boston, II Ashbidge
Bark Roman, Halves, Boston, Barell Geo
Bark SaXDny, Briggs, Boston, G w IIynsOn
Sehr Gov Arnold, Whitney, Sisal and Campeachy
1 phaFie
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NOTICES.

~" The Fair for the Benefit of the Catholic
ORPHAN ASYLUM will he held by The Ladies NewOrleans
from the 18th TToxmo until Chsrmss Eve, inclusive. MS
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COAL.

(1ITY COAL YARDs-HcBEAN, WILLARD &
- CO. keep constantly on hand at their Y ards, y o. q
Custonhouse street, first door from Royal and No. 33
TChOu pitoula second Yard above St Marys Mar
ket supply of Pttsburg, Anthracite English and American
Camel Gal All orders left either yard will be prompyl
attended to. o23 If
COAL-30 tons English Camel Coal, superior
- article inst received and for sale at ~ Customhouse St
City Coal Yard.
OF 1mitW MCLEAN, WILLARD " GO.
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Francis FG6Fe 81 90.
No. 20 Magazine street,
Fashionable Clothing establishments,
Have pleasure nfrmng friends that they
receipt Of choice FALL and WINTER GOODS, all
OF the best manufactured the ltes; STYLE and at very
moderate prces. The stock comprises part:
Super and Blue French Cloth DRESS COATS.
:. Brown, Olive, Green, Freu;h Cloth Fruek Goats
Brown, Onv9, Green, French Cloth Walking Coats
Brown, Olive, French Cloth Business Costs
Black, Blue and Olive French Clotn sacs.
DTaG French Cashmere Sac Coat.
lack, Brown and Dab ia Cloth PALkT0Ts
Black BSown snd Oahla Cloth sURTOUFS
:. Em5rai cred BacE ana Fency Cashmere VESTS.
Embroidered Back and ancy Silk Vests.
EmbfoIlere Valrncil Vests.
Embroidered Marse.tes Vests.
Black silk an sa in Vesls.
Rich Black and oltred Figured Silk Vests.
Rich coloted Cashmere Nest..
Whre and Buff MeTseules Vests.
/ Buff Vslercia Vests
:. Biacs and Blue D5sskin Cashmere PANTS.
| C0ored and Fancy Csssimere Pants.
| English End Oxford Mixed Cashmere Pants.
! Non Spun SILK CNUERSHIRTS and DRAWERS.
White Cashmere and hleItnu ndershirts end Drawers.
| Ribbed Lamb WOOL Uoisrshirt5 and Drawers.
| Linen and Cotton SHIRTS.
Six, AleTInJ and Cotton HALF HOSE
Cashmere ROBES DE CHAMBRE
BlacE end culoIcI Silk aud Satin CRAVArS.
Rich Figured Six and Satin CTava's.
Rich White f CURED S TX Sal
Rich coli rel Figured Silk and Satin Cravsts.
Rich cDorei Silk and Satin
White and co'o:ed Linen CamirIc HDKFS.
Whre and co.ored SD Hdks.
White and cuIored English silk susPenIers
White ard co oreI Mgingon ansPenters
e. Block, culurel aud Six Gloves.
BlacS aud colOrel Silk Umbrellas.
Back aud cnlo'ed Scotch G nghim Umbrellas.
EF- Aarge assortment OF TRAVELLING TRUNKS. OF very
ne Z UF In. ~ 3iiD gunW
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-12

MADAM LEWIS-This celebrated Phjios0pher, .4s.
lI trOt0gist and PAysi0gHOls and ofthe Egyp.
tan OraCes Of Fate respectfully informs the Ladies and
Gentlemen Of New Orleans, that she will remain IN the city
Tor time a4d be consulted at her residence on ST
JOSEPH sTREEr No. $50, between ST. Charles and Camp
streets. COnsutatIOn. 81. % lms
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AUCTION SALES.

AOC l. INJIN CAhEID,
See Frs Page for addttonaI AUCTION Sales.
Potatoes Potatoes.
BY SYKES, HYDE 81 co.
THIS DAY, November H. apaTsPast 10 90 be
aod the eves, opposite Grav street, for account Of whom
80 ibis POTATOES landing from eamr Empire State
Groceries. Provisions and Liquors.
BY SYKE S, HYDE 81 co.
their auriian store 81 Magazine street
Ig9 boxes Tobaeooi 100 coils Rope
coaes 22P ssag sog1T Olive o. Indigo Tumer Cigar.
and snudrg other articles. nl2
BY SYKES, HYDE d. co.
THIS Day At 10 ocock-"h be sold the Leyee opposite
sroo HAMS aodsd from Steamer UR HS S1ISS
Terms cash. nl2
Tobacco. Tobacco.
BY SYKES, HYDE 81 CO.
4 HIS DAY November past 10 o'elgck-WI he sold
at their auction store, No Magazine street
50 butts TOBACCO, Archer Robinon's extra pound Jumps
so D. Murphys fne ." nl2
Large sale Of Furniture, Buggy Wagon, etc.
y4f the old .8Uction Mart, 81 Camp street.
BY VIM. p. SCOTT, Auctioneer.
without reserve for account Of gentleman leaving the city
with top and 4 variety Of other articles.
Terms cash on delivery. nl2
..Carpets............. Carpets,
BY j. b. BLACHE 81 CO.
w their auction room No. II Chartres street.
70 pieces of ChRPETINGS.
silk NeIvets and Cloths
BY j. Il. BLACHE 81 co.
"WEDNESDAY, November 49, at 10 o'eloek-wl be sold at
W their auction room g, Ne Te = g 725're' street
% pieces Of extra fine CLOTHS.
Terms liberal at sale. n2
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[ ilGARS-250,0 various brands. for sale by
~ ala I. W, ARTHUR & co. - aad q New I.syee,
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CHEAP CARPETING-A lot of superior
- hemp Carpeling, suitable for Dining rooms Bed rooms,
Offices, and OF various patterns for sale low prices by
GREENFIELD l. HARRIS,
NIL ~ 43 Cnstnmhnmse
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-12

D OARDING-A gentleman and his wife, with
- children, can be accommodated with bonrd and
pleasant room in private family. Address . d. g. at
this Office nll #
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FoR
~ You've LApIEs, Coliseum Place, the Sorth-sde,
nj Mas. E. B. ROWAN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-12

EZH succession oil John McDOnOEll.-AH ps<s ms
desiring TO properly belonging the succession Of JOHN
McDONOGH requested make their applications in writing
be office of the Executors the of Royal and
Customhouse streets the hndn occupied by The Union Bank
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-12

kP- Hackmen and Cabmen, AttentiOn!-A gen.
raj meeting Owners and Drivers will be held the Ball Room
Circus and Poydras TUESDAY EVEN
ING, the 18Th hapast 6, for the purpose Of forming
association their mutual benefit Called the
Drivers All interested requested attend
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-12

u CHARLES STREET-E. O'SULI4IVAN invites ~
the attention OF gentlemen desiring well made and u
handsome fitting BOOT, SHOE, or CATER,
TO his elegant assortment of the several arti-,z
cas- cesln his line. Ill long experience and know ledge
of his busin enable him isty the mosI flsdous IN
point OF fit and elegance Of appearance.
aY LASTS made 10 tit each and kept specially
for lis 3nIs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-12

VNTBNES AND LIQUORS
w ANDIES-GOdard, Segnette, Castillon, Otard
Dupuy, BisQuct, etc. etc.;
GINS-Swan, Pine Dple Black Horse, etc.;
WINES-Madera, Sherry, Old Port, Champagne different
brands, Clarets. Sauternes, ETC.
SMITH, WOOLSEY & co. Front street,
ola In between foot Canal and Crossman sts
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BRICKS, LIME, CEMENT, ETC.

ID OsENDNLR AM NEW ARK CEMENT COM
IN ES-The subscribers authoTlzed 70 contract
for the sale and delivery NewOrieans OF CthfiN on the
liberal terms The Cement rom both Of hese eompa
guaranteed he good any manufactured IN The
United States Purchasers wishing large quantity would
do well us before purchasing.
o3I im3tp ALFRED kEARNY & CO. II Magazines 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-04
ARRIVAL THE OHIO.

The u. S. mail steamship Ohio, Lieut.
J, Lindlay Schenck, U. S. N, command
ing, arrived at this port this morning
She left Chagres on the 18th and Havana
on the 2lst, and has therefore made the
run home from the latter in four and half
days.
She brings mails from the Sandwich Is
lands, Panama and Havana, but no later
intelligence from California, there having
been no arrival on the other side from San
Francisco since the February steamer.
The Falcon, from New Orleans, arrived
At Havana on the l7'h, with 37j passen-
gers for Chagres, 40 for Havana, and "a
for New York.
The Georgia arrived there on the morn
inc of the 2Ist and was to sail the next
morning for Chagrcs with one thousand heD
Assdred and Gfty:jour passengers.
The Ohio brings home 100 passengers,
40 from Chagres, 80 from Havana, and 81
from New Orleans among those from the
last named place are the wife and family of
DR.. Gwinn, U. S, Senator from Caliioi-
nis.
Tho Ohio also brought 25 passengers
and ono box Of gold dust from Chagres for
New Orleans.
Operations on the Panama railroad have
been suspended in consequence of the in
tense heat and fevers which prevail on the
1s,hmus. Nearly all the hands employed
have either diei or deserted, and Col Trot-
win, the chief 0, ginerr, could not obtain
help upon any terms.
Col. +. had written the board Of dircc-
tors that the work could not be prosecuted
for even the natives would no, work. An
engineer and one of the hands employed
on the road are passengers by the Ohio.
Col. +. had gone TO Car,hagcna to re-
oruit.
Navy bay has been fixed upon as the
terminus Of the road on the Atlantic side.
and Panama on the Pacific.
There is nothing of irlcrest from Havana
or from the interior of the island.
Quite a number Of American and other
foreign vessels where in port dl' charging.
II was feared that the Georgia would be
quarantned on her arrival, as report was
IN circulation that tho Cholera was presa-
lent in New York, bu, no objection as
made to the steamers entry as usual.
All the American hotels and public
boarding houses are filled up with visitors
from various parts Of the United S,otes.--
Com. ADJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-04

MAJ. BRowN.-Let,ers received by the
las, steamer from this distinguished engi-
neer, state that he had arrived at St. Pet
errburp, had had two or three interviews
with the Emperor, who had received him
with much courtesy, and had entered W on
the performance Of his duties. His resi-
desce was to be permanently at St. Peters
burg. lie speaks of the many cour,esies
extended to HIM by Mr.. Bodlsco, who IS
in ST. Petersburg, and who is much amus-
ed with the stories set anoat by his Wash
inQton enemies, Of his exile to Siberia, &c.
Mr.. Bodisco will return to this country in
the Spring.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-04

TuK FoRREsT Divorce CAsE.-We zee
BY the ,elegraphic despatch, that the For
rest divorce case has been referred back to
tho Judiciary Committee, with instructions
20 report bill giving the Courts of Phila-
delphia jurisdiction in the case, as will as in
the Middleton case. AS the subject will
now come before legal tribunal, i, will
afford Mrs. Forrest an opp riunity to dis
provo the charge Of immoral conduct with
certain we'll known gentlemen.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-04

NJ The elephant Columbus, which
killed its keeper a, Philadelphia about
two years since, had one of his vicious
fits again on Saturday, during which
he seized his keeper, and threw him a
distance of fifteen feet, fortunately
without inAicting any serious injury.
An animal 50 dangerous should be
killed at once.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-04

The steamer Buffalo is running from
the foot of Barclay street, New York,
to Albany, carrying passengers a, the
low rate oflJ cents each.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-04

FRox HAyT.-All was quiet on the
18th Of March at 81. Domingo City. The
Dominican squadron Of vessels was fitting
out. not known where bound.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-04

UPThe Cabinc, have decided to offer to
William B. Kline, ESQ, editor Of the New
ark Daily Advertiser, the Sandman Charge
shin,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-04

DIR. Webster was asked about the keys
he said he found them in the streets
and it now turns out that they were
designed for different parts of the
building,
it seems to me that it is entirely adj
missible, os forming part of the res
gestG, upon the ground that anything
that DIR. Webster has said, is proper
for the consideration of the jury. The
court ruled in the testimony after
brief consultation upon the bench.