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the presentation Of petitions renQrts of
committees etc. tho Senate took up the bill Divide
for the repair and OF the dam ~ inc mead q
further consideration Of the bill postponed until to-
morrow and the Senate went into executive session
HousE OF REpRgsENTArIvEs-The House refused by
decided vote to lay upon the table the bill granting lands
to the States for the benefit Of nsane
and then the morning hour having expired, the joint
resolution moved some time since by Mr. Harris of Ten
nessce) fixing the time for the termination Of the session.
was taken up and amended motion Of Mr.. Richard
son. so as to designate the 10th of August for the day
amended this joint resolution was then agreed TO-
The bill making appropriations for the construction Of
military roads in Oregon the bill authorizing the egsa-
tive authorities of the several United States Territories to
the appropriations for meeting the of the
several territorial governments with amendment
cepting Utah its operations the bill making appro-
priations for continuing the construction of public build
ngs in nncsota and the bill regulating the payment
of the salaries of the United States territorial officers in
case of their proracted absence from their respective
posts were respectively passed The bill to provide fol
continuing the construction of roads in Minnesota wa
next taken and pending the question on Its passage
| the House adjourned.
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de Ia lille d. Me H. de-
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dispositions dune odonnanee approuyde el1
elections au puvent en- vertu
dun adoPte legislature iniiue Ace pour aux
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capital des corporations qu des
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TRoisIEME w4RD.case Pompe oompasnle Tuyaut
Young Hawthorn, William Emerson. .erehsrs-A w scates,
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cNauEsE wARD-cais Th4atre d,orlsans rue dortsns
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DiXiEME WAKDIEasonure No. Josephine
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Washington napeceurs-W NJ PERKINS, Alexander Philips Geo.
Jonas. GreHers-Jchn Fitch, VIM. Balister6.
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j. C.. MOrUN9s,

EXCHANGE PLACE. ADJOINING THE PosT-oFFIcE.
POP LAR BOOKS.
WILHELM MEISTER
WILHELM NElSTERS APPRENTICESHIP AND TRAVELS, from
the German of GoeheBy Carlyle. New Edition. Revised
CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY.
KNAPPS CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY: Chemistry Applied
Arts and Manufacturers vols Volume Three consna Treatise
the production o. Sugar from Sugar Cane with Plate of Bes
mer's Cane Press
THE MICROSCOPE.
QUEKETTS PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE USE OF THE
NlICROCOPE-l VOL
HANDBOOK OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
LATHAMs HANDBOOK OF THE ELGLIsu LANGUAGE FOR
THE USE OF STUDENTS Etc.-l vol.
MINING.
TREATISE ON Mining and General
and Particular Metalurgical Operations
THIRTY YEARS WITH THE INDIAN TRIBES.
PERSONAL MEMOIRS OF A RESIDENCE OF THIRTY YEARS
WITH THE INDIAN TRIBES-By Henry r. schoocrai
el4 2t9pltW j. C. MORGAN.
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Worlds Safe Company.

Vie HIteHt1UH U1 tlle pubic IS cHIIeu 70 INT
IL utility and superiority of these Safes NIL others Safes
are made on an entire principle We first form rack
son Of cassen chilling the liquid metal making mPcns-
a6e to the ehse drill and capable resisting the bowso he
sedge To the entfc it necessary say mature
Mechanc she leaves bolts straps screws
perhaps required
put them Neither element make es
We hesitate not in saying that these Safes secured with LILIES
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
LOCKS the only really depository other va
6es We further there but little security the popular
Safes Bank Vaults They all the mechanism,
often broken into, experience has demonstrated
This Company prepared furnish SAFES and
BANK VAULTS of for Banking Institutions Mercantile
Firms ndiSiduasa which warranted Drill and Powder
Proof, when secured with Iilia's Bank Locks. -
sample ohs above Safes together Nswea
Parauopte Bank Lock, be W. W. Wafs
Camp ii. tnhlsn &C. pETTEEs Agent u Camp Alrssts
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Thursday the C. " Jout, Mr. JEAN ROBERT
and Miss EMMA l.. THiENEMANN, 10th OF hi, city.
fhudat AIyrles, in the parish of West Feeia1a by
Lewis, VIM D. WINTER Eco OF East Fellcann, and Mics
Sarah NJ STIRLING, daughter of R. O. Stirling, Esq.
On Thursday June TO- Charles W Whital Mr. + NJ
ARMSTRONG; PenuBy and s. E. Moore of New York City
On Thursday the Rev W. P. Willis j. NJ MOON Of
Niles KATE eldest daughter of Anthony Cooran
EsI., of Pope county, Ark.
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STEAMBOAT VoriNG--0n recent trip of the steamer
Fashion from Louisville to St. Louis vote of the passen
gers for President taken. Without any reference
whatever to the action Of the Baltimore Convention the
preferences avortes stood thusof ninetyseven pas
sengers Al for Fillmore 20 for Cass 10 for Scott
10 for Webster for Douglas !; A for Pierce.
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Is Loss OF THE STEAMER BASNER.-Thc steamer Banner
Attakapas bound from NewOrleans to Tuscumba Ala
says the Memphis Wing Of the 11th struck rock
at Yates Point the 10TH sunk in about ten min
ute She had 400 tons railroad iron in her hold As
she sunk her cabin parted from the hull and oated down
the river No lives lost The iron will probably be
recovered when the river falls.
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-PNskg Il. IHenTR,
TIP INST, AVOR

Office No. lis EXCHANGE ALLEY between ST. Louis and Cont
Mi TIEARD his the public and
that he will translate English Spanh into French LETTERS
CIRCULARS PAMPHLETS, CONTRACTS, ACTS OF NoTARiES,
ARTICLES of NEWSPAPERS, COMMERCIAL NOTICES AND
OTHERS LEASES MEETINGS OF COUNCILS AND OTHER PUB
Lie MEETINGS. all kinds Of writings He will also
pose Advertisements Newspapers Letters Circulars
He will devote his Books commercial firm.
~ GtHre bours frome "a M tod p
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i SoLplEaa DaowsEp. Sergeant Wagner and Private
Greene. Of Company A. list Artillery stationed at Key
we're accidentally drowned on Friday june A. while
scut pelican shooting in asnan boat
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A POPULAR TosIc.--The editor of the Howard (Md)
Gazette says he has been assured by many whose
rence has been extensive that mint when properly
hned is of the palaable of onics Certificates
to that effect in any quantity might be obtained in this
city. They combine the article with brandy.
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Samuel Edridge, confined in the Jail of
county Ala the charge Of forgery, escaped
on ptiaon the night of the Gath nit. reward of
{ Nifty doiisrs is offered for his recapture.
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AorlssillE The Louisville Courier boasts Of
recent redemption Of $4,000 in cty bonds and that
there il abundance Of money in the treasury pay
the July interest on al outstanding bonds !.
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CTR Ais Wires THHoATs-A slave named Reuben. cut
On board the steamer r. NJ Jones, in Red
days since He made his escape, and has not
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METHODIST EPiscorAL BIBLE SocrRrY-Receipts OF the
Bible Society last year S3os 600 being than
$1SOO beyond those of the former year Number of vol
issued during the year is $685. 0O being
of than 70 600 the year before Number
issued since the formation of the Society eight mil
lions bibles and testaments
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81 Dan RicE Eisrp Dan Rice the clown, has been fined
500 y richmond. Ohio for performing there last year
license, the charge for which was only two
ifollars wy i3t4
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AssAuLr Mr.. Samuel Wylie respectable citi-
cf Pittsburgh brutsly assaulted few nights
sinee while returning home from his store by two watch
Who beat him numerically and finally shot him with
= pistpA inficting i dangerous wound in his side
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IssE AacTic squAnaorIetters have been received in
from the Arctic Squadron dated May B. in lat
tnds - deg SO min ongitud62l deg 40 min west All
val ca board, and the squadron making good
sAeadNsy.
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t will sell deliver this during the months,
the Of ASH WOOD that the Newasp "a cord
Also the best OAK WOOD "a cord PITTSBURGH COAL
CHARCOAL, SAND Shells TAR, etc., will be sold equally
low and fair will be Orders left ut the office 10 New
the HOTEL Orleans House, H.
crtius's Drug so Triton Walk house Camp street. bet
Jun and ST. Joseph Streets will be promptly attended
my22 Imp f. ]. WHITE
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An IMPERIAL REyIEw,-Mr Weed, of the Albany Even
ing Journal in Vienna when the Emperor Nicholas
had arrived and witnessed his arrival lie also pre-
sent at the grand Review already noticed and describes
it as follows:
Monday, May a,-weil, we have of the great
military pageants of the earth We have looked upon
two live Emperors Nicholas L. of Russia and Joseph H.
of Austria, at the head of IAN Army with Banners'
1t was understood that tho Review was fixed for 10
O'clock Knowing that the Russian Emperor prompt
In his movement, drove out to the Gacs Joseph
stadt' at that hour The troops were aied and in
line and at ten minutes past ten, the Emperors with
magnifcenty dressed staff of Aids Arch Dukes, Princes
Marshas, Generals, etc. etc, dashed, with their high
blooded aud proud teeds upon the ground bright
gave the fullest effect to all this gorgeous and gterng
paraphernala of war The Empcrors dressed in the
uniform of the Polish Lancersther aids in crimson and
godthe Others of the Staff in the unifurn of their
pective corps.
There were upwards of 10000 troops in the field of
which 10000 infantry and Rifle and 10000 Cavalry
and Artillery OF the mounted men, 5000 Lancers,
and streaming from each lance black and yellow
flag,
The Emperor of Russia, with one Aid-de Camp. a few
rods in advance Of the Emperor of Austria and Sta
rode in front of the line Cor rather of the three lines
stopping at the head of each battalion and addressing
He then with his staff which consisted of than 800
spendidly mounted officers took position in front OF the
centre of the line, which mcdately passed him in re
view, The different corps whether by battalion regiment
or brigade formed in sections Of three files fifty deep
giving $50 to each section company There was
marching distance of about six rods between each section
The band of each division they reached the Emperor
moved out to the left and playing until their corps had
passed, succeeded by the next The line was tive
hours in passing After this there review of regi
ment OF nce whose horses We're put TO OF thef
speed The effect was thrilling And this closed the day
The Emperors returned to the Palace aud the troops to
their quarters There was large number of Court Ia
dies in Court carriages upon the field Among these
the mother of the Emperor of Austria whose in
huence supposed to be potent with the it
with her husband tie eS-Emperor WHO lives very quietly
at Prague.
THE ex-Emperor by the way, who 'lipes very quietly
at Prague is not the father of the present Emperor but
his unclel
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AND GEORGIA RAiLReAp-Th requisite amount
q mas been subscribed to this road and an election
i0r oihcsrs Of the company has been ordered
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s Iaos WoREs soLp.Tha Boonton iron works in New
vsrs recently sold for $780, not quarter
! Their hrst cost
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: AsaE AND Loss OF LirE-The dwelling house Of Mr.
ct Ballston Spa, N consumed at an early
hour on the morning Of the t and his aunt and two
eaadren persisted In the flames Mr., and Mrs. B. were
burned and narrowly escaped with their lives
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IsApcuAArios Gov. Martin, Of NewlIampshire, was
1t Concord the Sd Inst In his address he
Advocated the compromise and Intervention
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& NsaE IN Lowell. The Hamilton Print Works in Low
srs damaged by fire to the amount of $4,000 on the
5th instant
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pAsER new paper called the Daily Union, pub
association Of printers, madcits appearance
i "A Louis on the 9th inst
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AIMING SELr-pEFENcE.-Under this head the New
York Tribune says We understand that the demand
reyolyers, bowe-knives and other deadly weapons,
been steadily and rapidly the increase for weeks
past until it has excited attention and remark from nearly
all who observe the extensive business going at shops
where such things sold Since the close of the ex
there has been such demand for weapons in
this city The Of this rush to the pistol arts is
found in the notorious and dgracef fact that there
security for life and property in this city, except so
may be able to defend himself
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kSip TAAvE The express train from New York
III Hudson River Railroad the 9th instant, went
tGgl tnthres hours and forty five minutes
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4 The yicksburg WING says the river is
\ lrscsdins II that point.
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M NAvALsThe o. s. sloop Levant, Commander Hpshur.
vas put in commission at Norfolk on the It'll inst
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Going .Sscay, .are You 2
Important TO EEostsekeepes-s.

TT Go first HuTcHINGs him take your Portrait will
regret it His Pictures be surpassed. PRICE TWO
DOLLARS Corner Canal Chartres streets. imp
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THr H,RM.Ns,s NEws-The NewYork papers of the 7th
contain the details of the Hermanns news but every
thing much Importance has been anticipated by tele
graph The following items however are Of some interest
On the 25th of May the Earl of Derby in reply to the
Marquis of Breadabane declined to lay before the House
the confidential communications received from military
men as to the defenccs of the country
The debate upon the Manooth grant was continued
without any striking feature.
Lord John Russell has issued address to the Electors
of London which shows that he will not at present. ut
least be elevated the Peerage The address is political
review of the last few years
The Crystal Palace project exciting the greatest
interest The building will be immensely improved in ap-
pearance and greatly enlarged The whole of the capital
required 00O had been subscribed there being
pcatons from the public for 100000 shares although
| only 100000 could be issued.
The new West India mail steamship Parana arrived at
Southampton the ed ult with specie value
on freight considerable portion of which was California;
gold 1t is announced that the Epglsh West India ma
company will in August commence running one OF Their
steamships between Savannah and chagres touching at
| Jamaica, Inagua and Nassau
The launch of the screw line of battle ship Agamenon
was successfully accomplished at Woolwich on the I'D u
This fine of 3U2 tons burden (Engish) and
GOO horse power and will mount 90 guns of the heaviest
4 caibre
Portuguese Government contemplated revision of the
| tariff of import duties
The sale of Marshal Soults pictures had concluded
| the total proceeds We're 1,477.730 francs.
The Paris correspondent the Daily News writing on
the 10th of May mentions the following circumstance
An e,ete has taken place at the Ecule de Saumur,
military establishment for training cavalry officers. Some
of the scholars took to singing Republican songs and this
others Iegitinst so that the battle lay between Vvt
Henri ~ and La Belle Gabrielle side and thu
Marseaise and the irondins' the other while thu
cypher of Prince Louis Napoleon rodden under foot
General Rampon having put down the row by calling il
troops the refractory youths by eight day
of arrest He then wrote report OF the affair to Genera
St. Arnaud who back orders to increase the tern
of arrest up to month";
The Bulletin de Paris says that NJ de Fallou1 is likely
to give in his complete adhesion to the Government
Numerous arrests have been made at Boulogne, Mon
trouze Clchy in connection with the publication
sedtious bulletins.
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R1Aopi GoNE. Mmlle Parodi sailed from NewYork o,
Sthe III Inst III the mail steamer Humboldt
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A volume containing the addresses and
speeches of the Hon. Robert G. Winthrop, OF Massaeht
setts, is about 10 be published,
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will receive large PEACHES six days aW8
week My Orchard is in full bearing with ir gathering n
season. the quantity will send this market will be three times
than that Of last the quality My
Depot Mssrs SCOTT Is Canal street under
with Families Hotels Restaurants with those who mny wish
ID sel in through the city Last
poor preAaaed psrrrls roaled They will
be aSeratly dssls with. tis5 sN9 fEllS HUSTON,
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HowARp's U. S. SUPREME CouET
REPORTS, II vols;
MoNrgsaUIEu's SPIRIT OF LAWS,
PHILLIrs ON EVIDENCE;
PoTuIER on OBLIGATIONS;
RoscoE's GRIM. EvIDENcE;
ALL TIE WORKS OF JuDGE STORY.
FRENCH LAW BOOKS.
Grill Law.
ltoGRoN CopE Civil ESPL.
TKorLoNG, PRlv. EFT IlYporH.R
PorHIgB, EuvREs coMpL.
IDuRANToN, CoNTRAr DE MAR.
Do. OBLIG ATOMS CONVENT.
Do. TRAiTk pE La vENTg, Rrc.
A. DE ST.. JosEPH, CONCORDANCE
ENTIRE LIS CODES.
SIREY, LOIS LIT ARRETs.
MERLIS, REPERT. DE JuRIsF.
Do. QUESTIONS pE pRo1T.
PALLET, MANUEL DE DRoIT.
iMAckELpEY, DRoIT ROMAN.
PARDEssus, CouRs DE pRolT COM
MERcIALK,
" j. b, STEEL. 80 Cpmp street.
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HORSES braSKp-A fire occurred in lIammersly street
on the night Of the 9Th by which fifteen horses
belonging to different draymen, were consumed.
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Clothing! Ct0tfissg!!
NORRIS s. WAY


EB- Would call the attention o the public to their
NEW ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
which, STYLE variety and superiority Of satisfied
appreciation They constantly receiving
North THE LATEST NOVELTIES AND STYLES OF GOODS and
throughout every thing
sary to geneman's wardrobe, consisting Of
Sup cAsHNERETTE Frocks sacs
MERINo and
ALPACHA
Genuine INDIA PoNGEE AND SEERsUC COATS.
LINEN DRILL, CANVAS AND BROWN LINEN COATS.
FANCY LINEN DRILL PANTS, every variety Of pattern.
~ And entire of
SUMMER VESTS,
to which they would especially call attention
HOSIERY, colored and plain,
GLOVES,
SHIRTS
And select lot of SUMNER CRAvATS
NORRIS l. WAY,
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
APPS II Under the City Hotel.
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bought the month OF April Mt such rites will permit him to
distribute them among his customersat
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. CHEAPER
than the rates. Among these goods
1860 pieces CHECKED CAAiBRICs, from 10 cents up.
500 pieces GINGHAMs, from one bit up.
FoULARD SILKS GREAT STYLES, at so cents.
NEW STYLES OF JACONETS, LAWNS AND PRINTS.
LACE MANTILI.AS, LACE sHAwLs, FINE BoBBINET.
PINK, BLUE AND WHITE a.. BoBBINET for Bars.
LACE TRIMMED IfANDKERCHIEFs.
EMBROIDERED BANDS, BLACK GRAPES.
DAaASK NAPKINS, TABLE CLOTHS AND DAMAsKs. 90
LINEN DRILLS, BROWN LINENS, ToWELINGs. eN'
WHITE AND COLoRED DOTTED SWISS NIUSLINs, cheap.
LINEN HANDKERcIIEFs, HOSIERY, PARAsoLs, etc etc.
All these articles with immense stock Of
PLANTATION,
HOUSEKEEPING, and
FANCY DRY GOODS,
will be sold at the low usual,
tt SIMPSON 80 Cnnsl street.
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Selling off al .TeaTty Cost.
CLOTHING, CLOTIiING!.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,

"a MAGAZINE STREET,
tg closing off their present magnificent stock of
SUMNER CLOTHING prices the COST and the
goods BELOW COST All those who wish good fit had better call
early they determined sell out Any satisfy them
giving them call Their every article
usually kep their line together with BOYS AND CLDRENS
CLOTHING of every description. - . -
lie ALFRED MUNROE Il co.
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ssENAToR1AL CANDIDATES !.

om the election for Representatives to the 0cnven
ton for forming new Constitution
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The NAIVE LeuoR BILL.-The Maine Liquor Bill was
come up in the New Hampshire Legislature on the 7th
Instant. -
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Louisiana Interior.

TiiE ARMY WoRM--The army worn, has made It's APP
pearance the plantation Of Mr. McMilon IN hase re-
ciana Its appearance this year Is much earlier than
known heretofore and will in consequence OF the
ackwardncss Of the plant whose growth has been re-
tarded by late spring, do immense damage The worst
fears are entertained
FLATBoar BusYEp-A fatboat belonging to Messrs.
Mediation Ward Co., loaded with hoop-poles and lime,
was consumed by fire lust Tuesday evening at the land
ing, Baton Rouge.
TuE WEATHER AND GRors-The Jackson Mirror says
The weather is cold and clear The crops revived by the
recent rains are all doing we'll The prospects now are
for a plentiful harvest
RED RlvEn-The Caddo Gazette of the 9Th says the
river still rising at that point There plenty Of water
for the largest class Of boats.
C4olERA-Seyeral cases of cholera have occurred al
Shreveport but they originated steamboats, Most
them proved fatal.
PANTHER KlIIEp.-NIr Paulin Dupuy killed panther
on the 18th inst his plantation in the Parish OF Iber
vile The animal was and half feet in height, ant
| six feet two inches in length.