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CAROLINA COW PEAS, selected in Charles.
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Tobacc0-The sale which referred Yesterday morn
ing included 1856 hhds ats. IS att, and 80 at 5c b.
Yesterday lot Of 145 hhds Sold olows - bids
g. 81 high in at 8. 5k. and so frosted at
Sugar and M0lasses-About 200 hhds Of Sugar were
disposed of al 595sSc for fair and some small on Of Mo-
lasses at @i03lc y gallon for choice re-boied
Fioursaes of 1000 bbs. including l7b unbranded Iowa
at 80 80 600 Ohio several lots at % S5Sss W. 100 st.
Louis from "a &c., in lots from the Levee at "a ID
@ % $40 at ~ 2og a 22,s and 200 extra and fancy
brands at - 750D Is v Dbl.
Corn-We noticed sales of about 1900 sacks inferior and
damaged at 35933. and IL prime yellow at o0c bushs
Also 800 bbls ear Corn at Csc y Dbl.
PrOvisOns-Pork in demand only for retail parcels,
ga ,5 s4 So for branded Mess and most bcdefs ask
ing "a 90l5 Dbl for round Bacon was in request,
with sales Of Is casks st. Louis Sides at BIO; " Cincinnati
81; A at 81 and "a Missouri. backbone out.) at9c y b.
OF Lard. 100 bbls No. prime sold at va, and 200 kegs
prime at Ike ' ID.
Rce-2OO erces Of the Tarsr's cargo sold at NC h.
COnee-About 800 bags Rio taken at Be y ID.
Hay-We noticed sale of 60 bales Western At 4l8 37h
Vton.
Whisky-saes of 900 bbs Recti6ed at 1sh0lsX, and
| 30 Raw at 21c v gallon.
kxchanse-Foreign bills dull ; we quote:
Francs D ioQDolb.
stering -. .A"40 IVA
New York sxtyday Bills .1sfDs y Ct disc.
Sight Checks NewY ork ct.
Freights-shp. asking higher rates to Liver
pool. all the offered at I'D has been taken.
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THE ARsos CASE - Yesterday Pierre Cazaau Edward
Blanc, I. m. c., and Philip Hervas brought before
Recorder seuzeneau and finally examined the charge Of
in having set fire the house of Pierre Cazeau,
Prosper the night of the 9Th of May The facts OF
the given at full length the time of the
and it will be remembered that Cazeau engaged the
other two to set fire to his house. They all
sent 10 the First District Court.
Two witnesses to Cazeau buying urpen,ne oil and
other combustbe and proved that he even sprnked
the rooms with urpentne, and bore draught holes
the conf agration,
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RECORDER CALDwELL's CoURT.-Yeserday, James
Peters was brought up and charged with dangerously
saung Benjamin Bsal with Ratchet, the Levee. The
poor man. who several times struck upon the head
confined in the Charity Hospital and he could appear
the case was remanded.
Assduittng POI &c Ofcers.-Sabina Graeey, Margaret
Conner. Mary Ward, Ann Dgins, Patrick Ward, Pete,
Neand and John Lynch brought before the Recorder
having been previously emanded and charged with assault
ing and interfering with officers Coleman and Munson,
heexecutlon OF appeared that about midday
ou The 2st Of May highway robbery was committed by
Patrick Ward and Peter Neiland upon Mr. JAS Mcclure
who robbed OF gold pencil and other property. in the
Parish Of Jefferson. and severely BEATEN The thieves
away and came INTO the Parish of Orleans. and nfor
and they we've found in Orange street, and pointed out
oosu Coleman and Munson, by person who witnessed s
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RECORDER GENoIs' CouRT.-Yesterday VandeI and
Margaret HALEY sent for trial the First District
Court for cruelty assaung young GIRL the daughter of p
A. Dupre. free Of COLOR the 2lst May in Orleans
street.
Stealing Monev.-Brdget MORGAN before the Act.
ing Recorder yesterday and made affidavit against An
thony Martin for stealing from her 90 in gold It appeared
that she lived in house Robertson street, between Cont
and Benvie. and Martin in the habit of frequenting
there Yesterday morning. about eight O'Clock he came to
me house, and after remaining there time,
When he gone she discovered her loss and from cir
cumstanoes connected with IT, she had to that
he was the thief. warrant issued for his arrest.
Stealing Wearing ADpard.-Fece Robertson, a free
woman OF color. charged yesterday with stealing
y Of wearing apparel belonging to Mrs Blue who lives on
Barrack street. between Burgundy and Dauphn Streets 1t
appears that Tuesday evening the accused to Mrs.
Blues house. and seriously abused her, and while her back
turned she took the Clothes made away with them
She was remanded for further examination.
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The UNIoN.-A great pyramid of Freedom 1t
catches the first rays of the Atlantic SUM- and re-
fleets the last from the Pacific May the affections
that cluster around its base be as true, as lasting,
and as bright as the blessed light which falls upon
il from heaven
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT-Before Judge Kennedy
Emn'e Derpe de Baroa Thomas C. Piaeide.-A suit
has been Instituted against the defendant for breach of
tract whch mas occupied the attention of the during
the last two days The plaintiff was second dancer at the
placde Varieties Theatre and she alleges that she was dis
charged by the defendant without cause and claims $4,000
Tor breach oil contract $4,000 damages and $9 as ba
OF oi services messrs Eyma and Gaihe appeared
for the plaintiff. and Mr. T. H. Howard conducted the de-
fence The contract showed that Miss Baron was engaged
in Paris, and came ont here according to such en-.
gagement m November. ls4s The evidence showed tina,
she was generally poncua in the performance of her duties
and that she discharged account of refusing IN
in the - Serious Family" which was a comedy and i,
Question whether artises could be forced tn dance
any thing but balets and fairy The defence set
that breaking Of the had taken place on hs
OF Miss Baron and that she had forfeited her claim
her salary The of counsel being brought tn
close, yesterday, the oa.e was continued
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TEASl TEASE r
THE TEAS of the New York Canton Tea Com

pany, No. l3
q ath u m street
CThe Oldest T g q
establishment in the
unitea StStes.) N
Orleans Agency. u
lanai street. These
Teas are more ex.
teilsively known and
approved OF, than
those of any other
establishment in this
couht,y. Every sea
son the CANTON
TEA COMPANY en-
fleavorio control the
most valuable and
useful kinds ofTEAs
that are Imported ,
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LOYALTY OF THE CuBANs Owe see a great
deal OF ustian in certain journals about the LOYALTY
of the Cuban people. How very loyal they are
may be inferred from the following fact: In a late
number of the Gdcetd de Habana we observe pub.
ished an ordinance of the Captain General, ex-
planning, and supplementary to the law prohibiting
the carrying of weapons. The new ordinance not
only enforces the old law, but prohibits the Cubans
from carrying or using any thing having even the
sembance of weapon, under the penalty of six
years imprisonment at hard labor. The enumera-
ton of the prohibited weapons thus concludes
por ultimo TODD cuchiIo de punta chicd a grande
Which means-'And lastly, all manner of knives
with sharp ends, whether large small, and whe-
ther they be kitchen knives or pocket knives"
If the Cubans the " ever faithful - :" loyal''
people that Spanish and American journals repre-.
sent them to be, we think it would be only pru.
dence in the Captain General to arm them instead
of dsarming them at the present time, when the
Island is threatened by those terrible "piraes and
robbers" Surely Gen. Concha does not fear that
if the Cubans were allowed to carry pocket-knives
they would cut their own fingers with them. Prob
| ably, his next ordinance will be to appoint nail
dressers to clip aud cut the finger nails of the Gu
| ban people, so that they may not grow SO long as
to be dangerous the eyes of the defenders of the
Government. What fatherly care Concha exer-
cises the happy people of the "ever faithful
Cuba when he fears 10 entrust them with the use
| of" pocket knives" What would Yankee bows
| think of being subjected to such treatment! We
| ask them to reflect on it little, and say, would
| they not like 10 send the Cuban boys quantity OF
| long bladed knives-yes, even smuggle them into
| Cuba, though they might be called naughty, ant
all sorts of hard names for doing SO! IN. Y. Sun
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APPRrHrHsIos VAGRANTs.-Qaite an excitement
was oeoaoned the Second Municipality last night by the
apprehension of sixteen from the neigh.
borhood Of phppa Graver Perddo and ST. Paul streets
This proceeding the result of petition which present.
ed to the Council on Tuesday evening last signed by
the respectable inhabitants OF the city An
letter the Recorder yesterday morning. saying
that from political ,,iyes thess Migrants were not
reported by the police. This rue for notices have
been served them for several weeks ordering
leave the premises they which preparatory
of the police authortes ards removing the nusnce
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anu consequently able thing line
o. 20 nds anay tor the tina, in this Other
s. Il. PAGE, Agent,
~ Canal street, door belrw Royal.
~ Just received per steamship Ohio and ship Union
large assortment of the above Teas. -
my6 3m SH PAGE Apen,
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FIRST District CouRr.-John Nc Dewitt and c. Sealing
were put upon their trial. yesterday and charged with enter
tng the house of A NJ Donne the 18th of April by
breaking through the window, and burgarousy opening
Bureau from which they stole lot of eey and valuable
papers The evidence did appear satisfactory to the jury
and verdict of Not Guilty returned upon which they
were discharged.
Stealing Money.Jacob Auchel was placed on his ,rial
Tor having stolen % 70 from the OF Francois Ecrot No
100 on oh Levee street 1t appeared that Auchel was EN-.
poy in The store. and the Sd of May Mr. Ecro left him
IN charge, while he went, business, the city, and
during his ABSENCE bought clothes worth 81 s
but Auehel only credited himself the cash book with
~ 10 Being suspected Of other of robbery his trunk
was searched, and black silk and pock book
bepngng 10 Mr.. Eerot, found. The Jury after an
ab;eue OF about two hours could agree upon verdict
and Their being called nlo the prisoner objected
their Discharge. and the adjourned until O'Clock
last night.
Assault Nth KaDe-H Pouet was put on his trial foI
assaultng Emile Fennicko The 23d of April 1851 on
Tthouptouas street. St. Marys Market, and cutting
him with knife the left and left hand He was found
guilty of a common assault and battery. and emanded to
prison to await sentence.
Ssaiing Linen-Lews Kadch pleaded guilty to steal.
ing piece of linen worth 3d. the property of Louis Ducour.
neaux from his Charities street, the 22d of April
and was remanded back to prison to await ,entepce
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"A WOMAN DRowsED.-Ye Yesterday inquest was held by
Coroner Spedden upon the body of white woman, name
unknown who found drowned in the Mississippi River
opposite Post a. in the upper of this Municipality She
had rocks, str ped blue and from the ad
yanced of decon position which the body presented
is conjecnred that she have been the
time The Jury returned verdict of Found brow ned
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robbery. Coleman went to arrest Neiland and Ward and
they into back yard, where he followed them. Here
he assaulted and beaten by plumber OF women and
men, who his head open in many pacss and injured him
very much. Officer Manson went INTO the yard and the
women armed themselves with iron bars. knives and oudge
and heat away at the officers until sufficient fsus could be
obtained to quell the disturbance.
Mr. Conner con,sndsd that the assault was justified m
the officers had no right to arrest the parties without war
rant His Honor said that the question would be seted Al
the First District Court best and he should send the parties
there for trial
Serious Assault William McIlale wa, charged with
assauItng William Madison Friday night, about twelve
O'Clock onTchoupouss street. Itappeaed that Madison
going quietly along the street, and Mcse came ouiety
behind him. and struck him severe blow the head which
knocked him down. Waterman who observed the uupro
voked outrage, took him mmediseIy to the Watch house
ana locked him up His Hon said that the occurrence was
one and he should the case for trial before
the First District Court
Stealing SadAe--Willam O'Connor alias O'Rourke,
was charged with stealing saddle on Tuesday, the 18th
hstant' the property of Thomas NJ Dykers He left his
morse ready added Foucher street, the prisoner
up 70 H. unghed the horse. and carried the saddle away
was hidden in boarding house, where it was discovered
by Inc officers and proved have been there by the
prisoner lie was sent for trial the First District Court.
second charge preferred against him, for stealing
mans om vessel lying the Lsvee, and he sent
tor trial on this charge.
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MAsoNIC.-The Grand Chapter of the State of
Texas will hold its regular convocation at Hunts.
vile, on 22d June.
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EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE.

THE undersigned have taken on a lease for three
= year. the well known Hotel at East Pascasouls -
Mis- 30 long known and kept by J. McRae II ,
10Th June The place is famed Of the most delightful
and beautiful the Golf open the sea breeze has
the finest bathing. Fishing and venienee for all kinds
recreation desirable in summer resort.
The bOte undergoing thorough repairs and will be fin.
shed IN complete style, The extensive Garden admira
bic ORDER =
The fare will be the best that can be obtained at any Of the
markets, and the undersigned s,tr themselves that her
experience in the best Hotels in ST. Charlie
and The IT Lous-sre assurance that nothing will bt
wanted for the comfort Of their guests. - y
myI5 B0YD & SIMPSON
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STEALING MONEY. - Yesterday man, named Thomas
Burns arrested by the officers Of the Third Municipality.
upon charge of stealing go from negro boy, named
Pierre, belonging to Mr.. Where. When searched $2 Is
found upon him.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE as0 81 0N.-LorerrUDr 800 w-inTim.. "a.

rA.rs. Gf s:;.'s.. 9a' RI, 3. ,ssl.}
Cleared Yestsrday.
Steamship Globe. Thompson. Brasos st Jago.
11s a s sSi:r s Zee Zee
Sp brig Ceniauro. Goturso. Bsscelona PUG, Mir &co
Arrived.
Steamship Alabama, Foster. from Vera Cruz 23d inst to
steamer Fa'hio. Baker from Carlaoseeb.tchs RiveI
viaTampa, st Marks and Pensacola. to Quarter.
Bre% .hp olbsr F,achter days from Bremen to schro.
Ship Jadsh Tou,o. Nickerson, II days from Boston.
Ship saxon. Crosby, from Liverpool 10th April to master
Ship Frances. Eli. IT days from Boston. to Geo yn.on
Bark AIexna Buringame. from Rio de Jauero 9Th April.
Brig Apaaehesa Jenkins. from Chaxs. ballast
Bris 70 T %nsteR RpoIat. :.
Brig Jas Wallace. Smell. IL days from Savannah to M
Sch! Houston. Keen days from Havana to master
Schr JONES' Dayton. days from Havana. to master-l M
Gso9a. Wells, from FSrt Smith
i.; Mcsby. Daniels from Attakapas
Ss,ah , gordon: Amsden. from Grand Ecors
Uncle sam. Van bu s i from i ). Louis.
lightEbrough up ships Saxon and Frances. and bark
IOWDoat VI aIy hinesdn0 fhlps, from the Passes-tOWed
down and to sea on the 18th ids ship Ashburon and
brig Apaadhicola. ''
Towboat Die Vernon, Foote from the Passes-bourht nm
bhgs Tartar and Jas Wallace. Wy
Exports.
BRAZOS ST JAGO-Per steamship Globe; bbls aour
s do sugar. do bread AZ kegs lard butter 50 bxs soap
HHIhXvEaRSS9oPsI T ss bales
Kegs lard 3ls9 SKIS los bxs cheese 50 empty bbls
o-hAhCELONA-Per brig Centaur0: 558 bales cotton
| 800 stayes ~ "
Imports.
VERA CRUZ-Per steamship Alabama: &1s 900 specie
60 NJ CnballeIo,s 600 NJ del Campo-s360 Baros~
.CARLAOSEEHATCHIE RIVER-Per q 8 steame,
Fashion Mules and wagons U ) Quartermaser.
BREMEN-Per ship o bsrs: pkgs mdse ZambnlI-11
DO Buddecke Sco-532 do Warnaken q Krchbof-9
90 Schroeder Mummy-2 do Xoigts Jeanrenaud-3s do
Plht-6 do Baff.r-1 do Rodewald &co-6 do Iio
noidl6 DC Druhan-S do Belstein-63 do Kock eco
-S6 do, Is hhds wine, order ~
BOSTON-Per ship Judah Touro; 700 ton, ice ] T. Wa,
ner &co-40 tons hay, order. " "'
BO.TON-Per ship Frances: Assorted mdse;
LlHERPQOL1-Per ship Saxon Assorted mdse
KO DE JANEIRO-Per bark Alexina: $3.50 bags coffee
CHARLEsTON-Per brig Tartar: Ass'd mdye and rice
ShvANNAH-Per brig Jas Wallace: AIS ties rice
| HAvANA-Per schr w Houston: ESQ bbls moasses tn
HAVANAPers chr Jones: SO hhds 4l2 ties and % bbs
moases Labode Xiques25 bbs molasses Capt Dayton-
4Ooo segars Lepsyre. Harispe &co.
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STEALING SHoEs.-Yesterday James Lee arrested by
Officer Ross upon charge of stealing pair of shoes from
the store of Mr.. Feniour, on Girod street.
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eT He will continue to keep his usual stock of
Choice Teas In Chests and Half Chests.
Those prefng them in this syle supplied in guam
titles to suit.
~ The patronage of the lovers Of Coon TIA respect
fully solicited. w. q. MOND.
my20 I'm II t,smp street.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CnKscEEr OFFICE. Ia
Thursday Morning. May ~. lebl.3
Cotton-Faoton asked very full rates Yesterday and
though several buyem 10 the market. the sales w~e
limited to about 1000 bales, at quotatoas, which
unchanged from Saturdays figures.
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AUCTION SALES.

Catalogue sale.. .Of............ Dry Goods
By r. H. PETITPAIN.
THURSDAY May 80 at 10 oclock-Wi be at auction at
l. his au ton room, NJ Canal street.
10 cases Fancy PRINTS
OTIS, Columbian and Oxford DENNIS.
3 bales Thorndike brown COTTON.
10 packages and lots Of seasonahe GOODS consisting Irish
Linens IN pieces aud demi pieces 1874 Linen
ancy Linen Dr Is English Longcohs plain Linen
Iee Cloths Linen Cat-brc Hands chiefs
pan ped and figured Swiss Musn; Thread
Isces Hosiery silk Ribbons Silk oreaniss Barcg Cuonades
spool CottoDs II ct Sha Fans silk AID Susp
wnte ana cooed Camories Ticks hchd coons
ferms liberal
esosq can Obtaned, aud goods examnee early the
lIoll'ng o. hs 'ale my29
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THIS popular Watering Place will be opened
4 for the reception of visitors the first day of IszA
Jnne The propriet0rs have added largely to their I'm
improvements during the winter, and will be MI
during the season prepared to accommodate from four
ye pr pertea OF The water in Diseases peculiar Southern
the watering places in the SOnth and West Being situated
bnt four miles from the Bgbee river in Choctaw county,
Aa In as healthy region be found in the Southern
country, accessible by STEAMBOATS, all of the
1t would be useless to full scrption of the
benefits 10 be derived from the OF these suffice
that lee fully warranted saying that their sanatve
petes in the OF diseases Of the liver stomach bowels
Kidneys and skim ulcers of long standing general debility OF
the system, rbeumatism dropsy surpassed
by waters in the United States hundreds testify
who have tried their efficacy.
Many have been made, and in progress,
for the and pleasure of visitors There will be
packets from Mobile the Springs. semi weekly
God hacks, with careful drivers. will be
will be Instantly supplied with the best the
affords, and the pledge themselves to
pains render their visitors Portable. For chemical Fro
pertie of the water, the pubic referred the analysis
one OF The ncial Springs by Professor BIumby Of tn
Universi ty OF Alabama.
|
nef Week 10 81
, ~" Children and servants half price.
"" peI uay
Large families bject liberal deduction from the
above CONNOR & HENRY ProprietOp
Bladon Springs, Ala, May l. 1851. MY I'm
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SHERMAN'Sl IA
I NEW PATENTl
Ii II RAY Y. 81 S
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT PERMANENT
q u u

~ This Truss entirely different from al oahsvs in lu
Nd principle Of action e.tly effect al the
the various kinds heretofore il use. Tke psssfs Z Hss
natural being compsrstvey heht IN bad Ress., can s
nes. thereby Attending secnsy all times s.es aBes the
most violent EXERCISE BY s 49, whsn fitted By the propss
tor or ski'u SURGEON the wesIef 10 placed beyond the
danger o Q! any other painful DANCE
very comuoo practice Tor persons aiete with Hernia
70 elec, t'uss and apply themselves. 1t is bad and
dangerous practice, which be- only By ihose
understand Anatomy, and familiar with the nature oi
kuptnrea Let be remembered that the Truss may
and ~ pfogssy fitted Tberecre have concluded %
at my office. 10 ST. CHARLEs sTRrxr New(lrie
Observe the Of the over tha dor mhit lylk, w
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UILOXI HOUSE.

THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
l. cepton of visitors on the gath inst. under the -
management of JOHN w. NIXON. -
During the spring additions and Improvements 6.&X
have been made to insure srsates degree of comfort and
convenience TO the guests of the house.
The sandy beach of Biloxi heretofore annoying 70 Pc
derans has been panked by order OF the copoIaton
villages. - - - -
The Table will always be supplied with the dslcsces of
the sea coast and New Orleans Market.
Attached TO the house will be found Bah-houses Bar
ard Billiard Room, and Ten Pin Alleys. ~
season: -
By the month (pes week. 80 90
w the IL 90
Children and Servants, half prce.
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COAL.

THE THOMPSON COAL YARD, StCharles
1 street. corner julia stres.-The suhscrbe! having
purchased this old established yard and laid in fresh supply
Of Coal. prepared deliver in ots to suit to 6 friends
and the old customers Yard the best auay OF PITrs
Coal. M r JOHN q. BROWER.
., Orders may be let at the Of Brewer Co..
No. n Camp street. jail 6m3p