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WATER In THE MIssoURI-The season has ar.
rived when Information such as the following,
which we copy from the ST. Louis Republican Of
the 10th, is Of interest:
The Missouri River is lower this spring than
il has been for several years. On some of the bars
there was, when the last boats passed, scant two
and half feet water. Only two or three Of the
hghtest draught boats can get along, and these
without freight They are running mainly with a
view to carrying passengers. Freight il taken at
all, pays very heavy charges This state of things
had operated to the serious injury Of the spring
business on the Missouri. The warehouses all
along the river are full Of tobacco, hemp and other
ARTICLES intended for this market, waiting rise in
tne river VI thus there is now some hope There
was very heavy, and we presume general, rain at
boonvllle on Monday, and the warm weather must
soon BRING down the water from the melting snow
Of the mountains. A brisk business will then
spring up with all the towns on the Missouri
Good News-Rise Of the Missour;.--The low
state Of the Missouri Tor several weeks mast. has
been the occasion Of general complaint amonp our
merchants, and has greatly retarded the Santa Fa
trade this season. We have now the iovful news
TO communicate that on Tuesday niobt last ,ha
river rose at Weston full six Feet and that ON W
nesday there was the same rise at Lexington w.
have this happy intelligence from our esteemed
yesterday on the Highland Mary. We learn from
another source that the rise extended as low down
as the mouth Of the Usage. This cannot fail to
rave most favorable effect on the Santa Fe trade
nd the Missouri River business generally"
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Perseverance Fire Co. No. 3.
II The ufficeis and members Of this Compsn '
are requested to attend special meetifg at the
Engine-hou,e, on FRIDAY EVENING, the 23d
/. inst, at hali-past I o'clock. BY order.
GE D. w. HUBBELL, Secretary,
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PLACiDEs MIR Howard has her farewell benefit
She about 70 yt Europe. and 1t 10 doubtful whether she
plays hers again for years.
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BANK AND yAULTDO0R,

BANK AND VAULT DOORS.
ONE PAIR SINGLE, do. DOUBLE IRON
" DOORS, for sale by
mys3 2w HAYMAN 81 HOLDEN, SO Magazine st.
I lME-l0O0 bbs. Thomaston 1000 bbs. Alton,
tes ard 81 Genevi landing and in store. for sale
by lmySl hAYMAN N HOLDEN, IS Magazine st.
CEMENT-1OOO bbls Newark and Rosendae,
- to arrive; 1000 bbls. Hosuouck, homan and other
mya8 HavMAN b HOLDEN. 90 Magazine st
SODA ASH-200 tons, high strength assorted
~ brands Soda Ash, Tor sale by
my23 HafMAN HOLDEN as Magazine ST
M ARBLE DUST and WHITING 500 bbls
NA Newark and Rosendale, for sale by
msi3 aaVMAN " Hni.nEN. ~ MasnHlne 81
pLASTERiNG HAIR-s00 sacks landing, 20
my23 iihYMANs HoI.nEN. 81 Magazine st.
NAVAL STORES-Tar and Rosin, for sale by
i my23 nAvwAN n HOLDEN ~ Msraz'ne st
WHITE LEADS tons, from the best North
Ct" '"iu'a'''N ATTAIN JARVIS Il co.
mia # corner Magazine and Common SITS,
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RECORDER CALDwELL's CouRr.-Yesterday,
Charles Chandrivier, free man Of color, was fined
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sherman. PiersOM r. Co.,

Sherman, PierSOM y Co.,
MAGAZINE ST, Corner of Canal.
fine stock of SUMNER CLOTHING, manufactured ex
pressy for Cry Rea Trade which they prepared sci
at extremely low prices
COATS.
Black Merino and Cashmeret Frocks;
Colored Alpaca and Casnmeret Frocks;
Super Black French Merino Dress Goats
I'rab, Blue, Pearl and Black Cash mere Sacs:
Black and Colored Alpaca Sacs and Office Coats
Black and Dfab Alpaca Ceno Gordo Coates;
Fancy Striped and Brown Linen Sacs and Paetots;
Super Fancy China Silk Sacs and style Paletots.
PANTS.
Black French MeTino, Alpaca and Cashmeret Pants;
Brown. striped, and Fancy Linen Dr Pants;
Dab Pongee and White Linen Drill Pants;
Real n ans cen and Bell Striped linen Pants;
Blue French and Fancy Cottonade Pants.
VESTS.
Super Figured Black and Fancy Grsnadine Silk Vests
Plain and Fancy Linen and Marsees Vests;
Super White Embroidered Marseles Vests;
Buff and White Marseiiles Vests
Fancy Silk Gossamer Vests.
A fine assortment Of Gents Furnishing Goods Linen
and White Jean Drawers; Linen and Cot Shirts Cotton
Net Under Shirts and Drawers Gauze Merino, do 81
and Linen Gloves Suspenders Bingham and Silk Crayats
Hosiery.
~ Please call and examine.
ap22 3t aw 2ptf SHERMAN, PIERsON L. CO
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Tm0 1G0tf904 xfOlm C0T0en0as
In looking at the history Of the Cuban expedi-
tion, can only find subject Of modification, and
thar fserIDg Is increascd BY the demonstration of
Monday night. Let us see what il is for which SO
much powder was burnt on that day, and the city
kept on the qsi vivs.
lfappean that, one year ago, body of six hun
dred men, calling themselves Americans" took
possession of the city of Cardenas, after slight re-
distance, held it a few hours, and, without being
attacked, reiterated to their vessel and to the United
Staten. How is it possible that men fresh from the
battle fields Of Mexico could have thus shame(uy
disgraced themselves! 1t is said that the men
Were drunk What discipline! But, drunk or So
bar, - long as they made a show of being the
masters, they were not attacked, and it was only
after the citizens Of Cardenas saw them in retreat
that they attacked them 1t Is said, that large bod
les Of the Spanish army were expected soon. Er.
pected only It was not thus that Crockett, Travis
and their brave companions erpected the Mexicaus
In the Alamo! II was not thus that Jordan, with
his little band. expected them at Sal,llo! 1t was
not thus that the men Of the Mier Expedition ex
pected them. II was not thus that Chds expected
them at Puebla, or Lally expected them from Vera
Crus 70 Jalapa! In every case mentioned, The dis
party Of force was immense. but they fought and
bed, and died. but did not retreat without being at
lacked. And yet the American people are called
upon 70 admire and sympathize with such an affair
On, shame where is thy blush! Without waiting
TO know II the inhabitants of the country would
join them-witho9t waiting for respectable as
sault, the "Liberaiors" Of Cuba fed " hen no mar
pursued them
And what better success can be expected by an
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II 1hnncR OPkRA.-The Delta Of last even
ing9siibates 70 Parodi's agents the management
dudA1 ker engagement II goes further, however,
6nd aalspss % justify the preference shown by the
regular management to its favorites:
|" The management acknowledge, however, that
= ~ sAssg nhsnss gissa by hin at his theatre,
thetatoMN4e 40 support the opera the whole year
ron ~ entitled, Of course, 70 preferences, with
oul ~ distinction, however, betwsen'she uptown
and 460ustCwn people" e :. p.
Nov, ~ deny the = Of courue." Certain indi-
viduals engage boxes ~ two nights week. On
al other nights tho rsst Of mankind are led to be-
svs thai when ihe Office is opened. the boxes will
be sold wishous reserve. But now the secret long
suspected il svosed, and that favoritism is prac-
ticsd. This is gross fraud on the public, and We
trust they will take the remedy into their own
hAnds.
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EXPLOSION ON THE STEAMBOAT EcHo--In our
print yesterday, we noticed, in Geographic dis
patch, that an explosion had taken place on board
of the steamboat Echo, at Bayou Sara, and that
the steamboat James Hewitt was bringing her
down in tow. She arrived yesterday, and by the
kindness of Captain Withenbury, and his mate
we obtained the particulars of the explosion. 1t
appears that the Echo arrived at the landing at
Bayou Sara, about quarter past five o'clock, on
Wednesday evening, and stopped to put off pas
| senger and lake few small boxes of freight on
board. Before she ready to start, and while
the men were employed in getting ready to let go
the rope, a great noise heard and rush of
steam and water from the starboard boiler, drove
several of the men into the river, and several into
the mud on the shore. Six or seven of them were
badly scalded, and three were hurt so badly that
| they died soon after the unfortunate occurrence.
| Their names are Thomas Walker, George Muller,
and German whose name was not known.
A number Of barrels of pork, boxes of provisions,
and casks of liquor, which were upon the forecas
tie, were blown away, and lot of iron castings,
which were on the deck, was carried great dis
lance by the force of the steam. In all six men
were scalded, and some Of that number were dan
gerously injured. On examining the boiler to dis
cover what was the cause of the explosion, it was
found that the inside plates of the boiler had col
apsed and given way, and lost all the steam and
water from it, But little damage done 10 the
boat, although the force of the steam took parts Of
the boiler fixngs the full length of the vessel, and
brought them with force against the partition Of
the wood-house. Had there been any deck pas
sengers, the loss of life would have been very great
The three men who were so badly hurt were takel
to the Hospital, where they are doing very well
and likely very soon 10 recover.
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SCENE IN THE RECORDERS CoURT.-During
the hearing of the cases concerning the ARRAY of
the Fifth Ward Poll, in the Court of Recorder
CALDWELL disgraceful scene occurred, which is
anything but creditable to the persons who are to
blame. While Police Officer Philips was prepar-
ing to give evidence against three of the persons
| engaged in the ARRAY, an expoce officer, named
Patrick Mclnnerny, wished him to withdraw the
affidavit. He refused, as the men were arrested at
the request of several citizens, and McInnerny
then called him some disgraceful name upon
which Philips attempted to arrest him for the
insult. Mclnnerny then struck Philips, and blows
were exchanged, and regular scuflle ensued, just
under the Recorders nose. Several persons
attempted to prevent the fight, and the confusion
became very great The Recorder stood upon his
toes, and appeared much excited. He called the
scene disgraceful one, and repeatedly used the
following expressions: "Arrest the man who
struck the first blow Arrest everybody, and
bring them before me Citizens arrest the off
GERS and every engaged in the fight" But
no notice was taken the fight proceeded until it
was at length stopped by force. The two persons
were then brought before the Recorder, and after
hearing several volunteer witnesses, he fined each
of them ten dollars, and ordered them to be i'm
prisoned during the sitting of the Court. The
scene was very disgraceful, as well as an inter-
esting and amusing one, and during its prevalence,
one of the prisoners, who was charged with rob-
berry, took the hint and made his exit.
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MONTROSS g. STILWELL.


Philadelphia Hose Co. No. II.
GVSSE EE- The off and members OF this Company
kS% vii please attend the regular monthly meeting he
sSS.ek<zA held at the Sngue-houe, SATURDAY EVEN
ING, 2i oc nd he Monthly Washing
Cleaning SUNDAY MORNING, 2sth, at 8 o'coes.
my2a By order s. MOTT Secretary.
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BILOXI FIRE BRICKS.

LEEDS FOUNDRY, August 3, 1885,
Al the request OF Mr.. Kendall ,ut furnace in
which We melt IRON Of Mr. kendas brick with one OF
the very best Scotch Fire Brick TIE Brick metef
slightly Mr.. kendasnot all, neither, broken or cracked
LEEDS Il CO.
LIZ We are ready supply sugar planters will our
greatly improved FIRE BRICKS at sl2. Orders lie at
Kendall, Voc Co.'S, at Office the New Cansl,
will be promptly attended to-
WILLIAM ii. EAGER
mh& 9dpu Agent of BILOXI Stenu Rick Worka
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STEALING A SLAVE BoY.-Last night, Henry
o. Webb, the mate of vessel, was taken into
custody upon charge of stealing slave, named
Henry, the property of Mr.. F. Bonstillo, who keeps
a coffee-house on the Levee. A search warrant
was obtained yesterday, and the slave was found
on board of the ship Francis p Sage, bound to
Liverpool of which the prisoner was mate
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH. An inquest was held
yesterday on the body of man named Charles
Taylor, aged twenty-five years, who found
dead on board of the steamboat Echo, which is
lying at the foot OF Bienville street, in the First
Municipality. The jury returned verdict that the
deceased died from the effects of severe scads
received by the colIapsng of both fues of the star
board boiler of the said boat
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FOR DYSPEPSIA.
'repared from the FourtA Stomach of tia Or.


THE true Digestive
f-.- = WrT Fluid Gastric Juice
~ prepared from Rennet OF
M e,A The stomach of the OK,
III HuUNY after directions given by
IL - ~uuvy Baron Leihig the great
A A.s.u M Physiological Chemist
W. ~ by J. s. Houghton, NJ.
IL HM - d No II North Eighth
'=z1--EEaA--s street, Philadepha. the
only immediate and per-
manent relief for Indigestion Dyspepsia, Jaundce, Liver
Complaint Constipation Debility, curing after Nature
method, by cre's own agent the Gastric Juice II
is certain preventive of Cholera keeps the stomach
and bowels in perfectly healthy condition
ges or ve ss hss N ivy ~ boa,
Ont of ,ha s,n pou""s" '"ast "ee' " t"o 'o"s
Scientific n Evidence.
Ranon a;br !, Ii. .a,.hs...I - -, .n;r,.I ohar,rv
An artihriai digestive fnIi, analogous TO the oasrc
al tho .tn y anh , s uparen ron ,ne iss al ,oa
sc as meat and eggs, will be so'tened CHANGED anu
nr Perera in his lannon's treatise On Food and Diet
published nv Fowler g. Wells NewYOrk page 81 the
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fashionable C3OShtl,g,

NO. ~ lamp STRkkT,
Opposite Hewlett'S Exchange.
We receipt of n kofF
BILE CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS tompri,ng ne Al,
article N tie of Dress, Isa.on
FHOMPn0N 81 NIXON
O22 Win n -. -.
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of April, the prisoner was apprehended for having
forged check on Messrs Cleveland, Brothers &
Co., merchants, on Gravier street, for $500, and
that after he was in custody number Of forged
bills were found in his possession A search was
made at a room which he occupied on st. Peter
street, by Captain Youennes, of the First Munich.
pality Police, and here he found tin box which
contained a number Of letters, quantity of paper
for printing bank notes, number of forged copper
plates, for making notes Of the value of $40, $50
and S. and the forged plate for the possession Of
which he was then indicted, and which was de-
signed for making $50 forged notes on the Union
Bank A copperplate.. printing press was also
found with quantity Of ink and types, and other
apparatus for carrying on the nefarious traffic. A
great number of forged bills were also found.
1t was proved that the room was in the posses
sion of the prisoner, and that he paid the rent of
No witnesses were introduced for the defence,
and the facts of the case did not vary in the least
from those which have already been before the
public. Reed stated that he had the things brought
into his possession by some person whose name he
did not divulge, and that he had never used the
property found for committing forgeries.
The jury, after an absence of about quarter Of
an hour, brought in verdict of guilty, and the
prisoner was remanded to prison to await sentence.
There are several other indictments against him,
and he will be brought up again on another similar
charge this day
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The SPANISH CONSUL AND THE FILIBUsTERs.
The difference of opinion which exists among the
Spaniards in this city with regard to Cuba, is
likely to lead to serious consequences. One party
friendly to the cause of liberty, and wish Cuba
to be revolutoaized, and the other favorable to
the cause of her Catholic Majesty of Spain, and
feeling has assumed very alarming appearance.
On Wednesday afternoon, about two o'clock, some
person went to the Office of the Spanish Consul,
Signor Juan Ignacio Laborde, situated at No. 1856
Bourbon street, stood upon the sidewalk, and called
him thief, rascal, and scamp, and threatened
to do him some injury. He afterwards made an
affidavit and had young gentleman arrested for
the offence, and bailed out in bond of $1,000
Yesterday he discovered that the person whom he
had caused to be arrested, was not the person who
had insuted him, and he made a second affidavit
against another person, who has not been arrested
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LOCAL MATTERS.

We are sorry to learn that the respected lady OF
Recorder Genois is unwell as not to be expected
to survive many hours. Yesterday she was so i'll
that the Recorder deemed it proper to release him
self from his official duties, that he might remain
at home in attendance upon his lady, and Alder
man Barthe supplied his place in the court.
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RRoUGHT to the Second Municipality Police
- Prison
AIRY, grille about 20 years old, feet inches "a
high says she belongs To Mr.. Barclay. GkE
The owner will please comply with the law in the : Nh
JONATHAN WORREII, Wsnen
NewOrleans, May 8, 1851. my9 law3w
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LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
.HLfreN .Hixli9'Oe y 20.

French Dap Ee Dress Goats aud F0css ck C1iored
do do do Sacs do Posas, do do
style Iose Sass
English PaTames Frooks Dress Goats, sacS Poltss
Blk and eoPd lpaca do do do do do dc
DO do Cashnersue do do do do do
DO Do cloth stsle on saes;
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, March "a, /


Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, March "a, is5l
PROPOSALS viii he received al this O'Clock D. 10
ON Monday 2st April supplying with sixty
Thousand pounds OF butter
stations. As
het s contract shan stand the test Of tropical climates
s~at ana wholesome qualities years persons popo
as WIN be required specify 10 produce sal
factory evidence OF their butt the
and manufacture required.
The butter description quality and manufacture
e present navy buiter, tsed In
made IN the mode Of Irish bu,er the milk be lrousy
aud be put up in well dkp
third quantity n
hhg about forty pounds each, and the balance hrkl
aiming about eighty pounds each well hooped,
NoVepner annually True OF all charges the
eer OF the at CarlesowD, Massachusetts, Bfookiy
New york Goport, Ngnia the chief Bureau
visions and Clothing from time direct
fot e purpose c dnsne benefits The contracts
may De supposed 10 confer farmers who be willing
extend te daiies,
sands pounds ench disposed willing
contract VIII oler quantity the Con
tracts will be years.
The rkns aud half rkns branded by burning its
month when The shall, del
be subject 10 such The chief this bureau
rect ana shall all be satisfactory tie inspecting oieer
selected by the department
The
where there that the furnished by
does climate fully the
requirements of the services he will also be liberty annul
for OTHER sufficient giving the contractor east
months notice. +,
Two will be required a third
estimated
be bS the the delivery by such otcf
be mutually within thirty days
bills duly autentcated shall have been presented TO him for
each annual delivery.
Mar9I-laNiW
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Furnishing Man Locks and Keys.
r Posr orYIoE DsrARIMRRr,
March "A lr.l

Posf orFIoE DsrAnrmrkr,
being desirable 10 substitute locks keys
for those mail OF the United States
resolved and eoaieed al he fosI oce Dsparn mi unt he
irs day ofJuy 1he different locks win be submitted 70
viii as soon as aeeab be entered Into for furnishing such locks
General ior le nne being Ia extend ahd connae The contract IN
force for an additional e o four years. Wy giving to the contractor
months before the termination term four wears
WIN procuring the best lock lowest pree kind
lection The ehancp skin aud Ingenuity which fair compsu
,on now invited may develop his, howsye 70 state at
guties VIZ durability uniformity, liehinsss, and strength
Io The pupnse Of d,paeins simultaneously all The ma locks
thousand Keys adapted thereto win be reqird be furnished
durability Of s locks and keys adopted well Increase of
probably never exceed IN amount three
former aud one thnusa and OF The latter
No lock w be considered ft be like already general
will with whom may made be a'iDwtd d
make, SELL nish
tor Tor oe purpose than the Post Office Depart
ment as.. # y.
TIE kind adopted patented patrnc will
be on entering into contract 10 make an nsgnment Of his
patent Tor The exclusive Department. The
Pos,maser General sa deem such essential 10 the
tresa the service In failure
faithfully contract
Postmaster General sha have the right besides the penal
nhins similar locks and keys,
General deem expedenl select for the the
lock Of bidder and for he ana that Of another He
the right with different individuals
for such different kinds Of locks lie select and also the right
10 reject all the specimens he shall deen that course
for the of The party parties contracting
viii be required bond, with ample secuy in the OF
on OF the locks and keys, and also for guarding against Their
between department and The successful bidder il bid
should be accepted.
application be considered accompanied with
factory trustworthy bidder and
bis ability TO fulfil the contract ,,,,, r.... co.o..,
March l6-law,istuly
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MARCH IA, 1850.
IN the petition of Bancroft Woodeock formerly OF Mount Pleas
Pennsylvania f Wheeling, Virginia. for the
tens
piown from the
ISL
petition be heard the Patent Oficc
june lsJl, O'Clock, and all
appear cause any have, said petition
o granted
opposing extension required TO file in the Patent
specifically forth wfing
day All testimony filed by either
said hearing, be taken and transmitted
in which be
Hpplcation
derrd published in the Republic Intel
ieencer, and upon Washington d. C Richmond Republican,
Trbune Providence Journal Povi.
dence l. for three weeks previous
the 9,h day of June
THos EWBANK,
Commissioned OF Patents
Of the above papers will please and send their
ohice with paper containing tlis notce
Mar l6-lawjw
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paymen subscription be made AZ advance.
Dstan subscgbs may waEd money Letter, postage
viii paid BY and all risk assumed BY ourselves in lie
safe transmission,
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