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H.ATRF.

J,OR HAVRE-The fine A fast sailing New
York pake, ship RAvENsWoon CAPT John on now ienans
and will Dispatch For freight Of $50 bales Cotton
ANIL, ARON COHEN, Common street, or
'ff' J. r. WHITNEY CO.. 81 Camp st.
pasage having magnnnty furnished saeroon accomnoda
ion for cabn and aso splendid arrangement, m
W"as,.ti" ~ s,. nto,L., ''ff' " my21
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JEFFERSON AND LAKE Ga Ts7 z ~ =. ~,
- PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILWAY-4f5sta--kA - = g
L. with the Carrcllton Railroad-FROh Ne"
TO LAKE PONTCHARTRAfY-
TRAINS WEEK DAYS.
w Fa Oedas trid Carr5lln) % lake FoatchdT
From Tivo Ctcu Depos-s es W. H. u ~
MI, :, 3,4, 5, ,7P. a.
SUNDAYS. =,
Troli Depots6 T. y ~ H.
lar NJ, after which the following Express Trains from iiNOA
Circle ~, 81, 4M 55s 81, ~ r.
m From Pohteartras ria C4rotoali AtEo'ea"s
WEEK DAYS. .,,
To aud Tivoi Circle Depcse ~ s pa iV's
lE A. NJ, l9}l Ia ~. az Az 5l 81, ~, ga T. 'i'
SUNDAYS. 80,
10 Perddo Tivol Circll Der ts6 i ~,
u NJ and i"55 7. NJ which the following i'
to fNoli Cree IL, ~, sI, ~, sE, 81 IA 81 M
S A Trains take land passengers al
stop ONLY Station and JseAson
ter Baggage, etc. received Depots only. -, - ...,
= NewOrleaus Carrolon, 10 een
vsv bwee, Caroon and Lake 10 cents eaeh way
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FURNITURE, ETC.
sTEW ORLEANS and Car I.

REV ORLEANS and Car La IA IssSss2 49,
| rui,ou Rail ad-Carolton Lde- 80. sJ2e~-xN-1
f>snstiurs OFT iron ystO-i.sHs;
Ho,ss Carse1 and ~ An, "a lO, and II ;r,Ip
E.sam ard Afterwards unis ". A'H
.i7ey IL Summer, and anti, quarter pasti in winter.
kfo5. CIr-ofh0a:
tfo-5e Cars-s and 6 4. Mi snd 10 Pm.
stes Trans-1 hour ssrwsrdsnntii p NJ heH'
lively in summer, and until half pas. N. in winter.
FaEy-lSosn Children pEder years AMI Servants 10 een
- thstetrt
ana cad ou tto seceUd Monday in November,
LAFAYETTE LINE.
These Cartrun 10 Depot Is BaronnestTse
Dtpsr!ars n c1rs ,..,,,>.,.t..,
:. Depot, Is Barouae ssTset.....l5s, ane IN -
IN SlpueI, Lafayette
Depcs, Is BErcnue street. PtS "a ahs
After viii every hiesn
pntls c'c,ockp.s.
Then ST sH ., 10 aud II P. S.,frcm the Depot.
And So, 9ls and l0x NJ, fr1m Laisyets
Children under IL bali prles. -,
e Nos-Special Night CATsfor Parties Balls hlceins
.iea the aforementioned hours nS'
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NJEW ORLEANS EAilGRANT AND fTsS
REMITTANCE oFFlCsGhe phdersIsnsd, at he old e 3aa 3a
sHtafshd aicp ou,iurt accommodate desroas
rar,ng eney their trrd England Ireland q
stetjrg sight the
Kingdom suit He allc usual continues having p
Liverpool shrs and
ems Parties living innse addressing letter 10
,~illbe promptly attended o. , - A. ,,
al0 'otlN ipohn, % n'nr
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REGULAR PAGKEl,2.

ENOR TAZ0O CITY, SATARrlA, E.57 d
n vlcRsBUEG, and I'll i5t,Iia.Ilate lssdns -, 81
isce mast For freight Ply On
bard, or 10 The Agent at 80 New lsyee. ,.-..
~ resdy fire shI at tbs foot Of Canal street On
Monday. ~. 49,,
ali nnd7z on Taa YRashA River, with the prN
espi having maIe to ethp with plreaa end
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sI1OR MOBILE, BAY ST, Louis -asrZTz

- 'o,s I -, - st.a
selnon be spisltif ~ ss,1,v rssss
steamers OREGON, r. A.. Hiern IluklbA CAp''
Joi j. (naymg been built expressly ioi the Lake tl ~
leave tie Pnts hs road
G srIiy n e Ife Ire II o'clock stopping Bay St.
I a day. and rttinE, and ~ FnseaeoaS
Wedeslnys Saturdays going ani Mondays ana
timing. 49,. t. IN i..vs =. q
er'c- NJ lie Agent at bal pa II pairck A. u,
ty Mobile hatt be put IN the mall of tg
vii be iriaired day at Nj bile. ...-..,. a. =, -.
Bay - Louis and Pass Chrlstan oaght 70 Dc SEM
| for steamers CALIFORNIA or CREoLs =, NJ,
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G.4LPESTON.

WtIlpaye SUNDAY, June 5, at O'Clock
EOR GALVESTON, INDIANOI.A, -szkffs,
l. PORT LAvACA snd MArAGonDA BAY-Refu .,ssas-sss
I s.wOfns S. Mail Line af Low Pr Stsauupt
steamship LOUISIANA Jercmah Smith master,
above, Niing freight the whayes at Ind ahoa ard
gbts.Aga Maiagoda Bay, without erirh chage
having superior sstraem sreonmoiat1hs,
Gppy HARRIS d MORGAN, 10 1ehouiioulns street
having established Pilot PssA Cavnio Bar,
the Of its CAPTAINS iel
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ALABAMA RIVER.

VIII leaye WEDNESDAY. June ?, at o'clock
bN0R MONTGOMERY, SELMA, and ~ "a
tud all andags Alrbarns Ryer-Alaiama i,ftkH8tl
River packet PEARL - I'll" new, light dal lgh'
and superior passenger PEARL Cpt A. p b1hTd-
nrn, receiving freight, and WI leave az above Io gsl o.
board at The Ne'
Bsn 70 oGLESBY MACAuLAY, IS 1chouptoulas street
tx Shippers destination of all good marked ~ ~
will be received le5
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The arrangement at the GeneraI Post-omcs
by which all the United StatSs mail agents are
required to make daily reports to the Depart
ment continues to work admirably ny tnis
agent of the Department, when on duty, is
Obliged to report where he is, what he is doing;
where he is going, and at what time ne will
probably be in any given point of destination on
each successive day. This information is re-
auilod to be sent to the Department daily, IN
| regular printed tabular form, SO that the proper
ofiieer there has his eye at once over he whole
| working machinery Of this important branch OF
the public service 1t not only facilitates the
operation of the Department, but II Is power.
full instrumentality in the detection Of postal
rogues,
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GLASGOW.

EOR GLASGOW. W.-The American ship sssFN
Il DENHhRK Can't Renen having nearly nj heI cargo kNfi
sngnrel will have immediate tipetch frbasnre oeg
ap1i to GIFFNEY lowell lie Common street. sF2b
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LEGHORN.

TOR LEGHORN. The A fast sailing tasss
k American SHIN JOHN BRYANT, Capt Dyer has room E
for bales ouk thereof ii small oNast anu
M anil In few days This ship cabin aonH
for @ nssnger For ras4age appy the Captain on board at
Posi- 80 Dmtrict FOR freight apply to
J. ii. AShBRiDuL w. "o''' S''
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OPELOTSHS.

VIII leave SATURDAY. lure T. al u o'clock Y.
EOR WASHINGTON AND OPE- ~. b.
~ IousAs-The substantial and ias running
steamer RED RIVER Captain r. J, Dorsey, viii
board,
OLIVIER & BAQUlf., II New CustomhoGse st eel
The RED and passengers Jr All
landings River and Ahnf,aya and VIII cornue ~ The
Wh0gn opelous on Ler days until se
m Hg s..s.ssI.d bv a Eg,t lrA1yht host. je2
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REMOVALS.

p EMOVAL.--I have removed from No. 63
n street to No. s. my old stan ,,,,s,rD,,
mills WILLIE u L. Nool..'o.
ID EMOVAL.-J. o. PIERsoN, Real Estate,
n Exchange Broker removed from ~ Erehsnss
fiaee Commercial raoe, Cmpt noylS
- EMOVAL.-S. RoBB & Co. have removed
a. Gravier Erset to No MAGAZINE STREET one
doorhb Canal street. novs or
I
- EM0VAL-MfcHELI, BEVERLEY Il Co. have
~ No. 50 PoYDRAS STREET, near he
| Of NJ gaLins. noT2 y
| AIOTICE.-BARELLI & Co haveFemoved back
opposite the City Hotel oetis
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Curator sion Sec suguesrs Asso sugar refinery
Coo q 0sinee " 0 IN Galveston = W v Orleans
Att sndg phyaiciau eFHh ppuy Sec Delta Lodge CO
Marine hospital . 8 II Ilberiy IIese i5I 0F1.s.s
Recorder Invisible company Markee msstar ~
Friends eucamp Louisa lodge no sssessor's blsnks
nnent Of kuights IoOF for parish Sc Ber-
tsmplars Proprintors Bslssa nsrd and Algiera
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HOTELS AND BOARDING

EsASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL. - This Cd
well known Sgnnrr resort eps ioiay for ihe sea II
Icrors n enjoy pufe e1teieni sta ta
ira Horty aud 'oerAIs 'ag VIII hni the f ief'r !" 10
est ibli lis4mrnt The as
Tue unlersgn-d commencing the seventh Of b. manage
Ut opportunity thanking Lis ptToia or uef i9R
4at will be I'm ~ rt TO give
"a n and comfortable during th soiourn at the
FAss. u,r--,
Attached the premise. viii h unl Carriage llotsfs blhf
'3s.s iss INK = ' ~ r. H. MONTGOMERY, Manager.
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Y.IZOO RIPER.

Will leave SATURDAY, June 1, at o,sIoek =: NJ
VCOR GRAND ECORE, NATCHl- IT, =
AZ TOCHES. ALEXANDRIA ALd all int mediate LIrSa7fj
Tnd s-Rsar TaesdRy Patket fr Rid kiyer-E
be sw and t dra1sht PIOrA, Etwsrd FAker ma
leave aS above AEy "a board iea
bauvdl seat ort II. ROBINSON Is i'aral street is
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ARKANSAS RIVER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, June : a e'c!gckP.a
ETOR LITTLE ROCK, VAN b. H. M
HEN, FORT SMITH and all ia,iRg, q htsan-
The light ght ARKA SAs capt ber y
receiving and will Leave above For freight or pass
ia 'i'' MCDOWELL, JR. BELL IA Poydras street.
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ST. PETERSBURG.

NOR ST. PETERSBURGH. - Passage ~
Il ony.The fast sailing American ship SEA kAGLh, 3aAk
ali engaged, will be quickly
having accommodations, apply
1 & Gantsin on board j. WHITNEY 81 Camp ST. apSO
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GENOA.
BALTIMORE.

EOR BALTIMORE-Hender Line fsSst
II Of Paokets-The new A big ANN ELlLhBEIli AA4!AS
Vance master having portion Of her cargo on board
viii ali in balance Of freight or passage apply !"
board f0' GEORGE w HYNsoN, so Camp street
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win leave SATURDAY jane l. at o'coekPN.
EOR VICKSBURG, WARRENToN, ~. h
a NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, HARD lSfsHSf4&
TINES, RODNEY ST. JOSEPH, WATERPROOF, s35kkH0 -
NATCflEZ FORT ADAMS BAYOU SARA, and ~ n,sImsdas
p nl steamer NATClfIZ No.
r. r. Lathe leave above orfrsight or passage,
apply N board, - ,-,.,.
D. Il. CARROLL. Union Row, 81 Carondelet street
ss The Narhez No. with the FOLANI
ana q ~ CkaPgEl aud will freight for all points the
yAIn, isl
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DLADEN SPRINGS, Alabama "a

DLADEN SPRlNGS, AlaDama-lne fsE#al
uude proprietor celebrated and popular I
sprngs happy 10 inorm his friends who have
uabe medicinal waer
public generally that he prepared to aeeotnmodat
OF visitors These who nave never oeh
10 the sprins informed that rituaed s nom we
eighty misA from Mobile, VITA when y
s regular 5t- aalbost navigation.
Handsome good Carriages always really to convey aoa
f,rm me sesint2as passengers visiting the Spiuga.
~ Tie country the Springs pleasing undna'ng ahi
mud flvorsb erere contributes 70 s
rapii itsorauon health Of de eufeeblei invalid
The ss especially their curative ei+eis
live kdnsy and IL neuralgia whHe III
Sv,e M ctions experience that they positive tpe-
1ffr JANIS COSNOR Proprietor. ny-5 aGi
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VIII leave SATURDAY, June l. NJ O'clock P.
ESOR VAN BUREN, Fort SMITH, ~ n
Il LITTLE ROCK al mt-medit'- aadngs.- - z<Is
Tie entirely GIT regular packet
sleAuner Rankin FLEECE, Capt a. W Hicks, wI lyt,
svne odD ns, sp
NJ, On bal ur ty SMITH Il FtNiIsTHE, 81 royds street,
OF MnsEs G2EENMODD B CO.
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.AN'TWERP.

EOR ANTWERP The fine A ] fast fs,5o
sailing Amarcan ship owADl, Capt teorge Balrh tyetE
loading and will have quirk dispatch For eEh Of
$50 hltis I obaro and $50 bales Cotton. apply 10
Up. WHITNEY a co. 81 Camp street.
r., c.,.s,, a,,lr u III. I'D on boaid my2i
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.aEARSEHLES.

y1OR MARSEILLES. - The very fast ssaSS
calling big AVON, webb master, has neH tl k Ass
,arro engaged tnme ic Dispatch FOR O'ianee
freight, sage apply on board Or co IN n
mN3i y. =, poori-,
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SAFETY OF Mosr OF THE wnLrAM AND MARr's
PASSENGER. BY the arrival Of the British mail
steamship Conway, at Savannah, the News has
Nassau papers to the 25th ult, inclusive.
The most gratifying intelligence from Nassau
is that one hundred aud sixty -four Of the emil
grant passengers on the wrecked ship William
and Mary have been saved, and carried into
Nassau It appears they were saved through
the exertions Of Capt. Sands. Of the wrecking
schooner Oracle, and the majority Of them were
in a very destitute condition A COMMITTEES of
ladies Of Nassau, in q truly benevolent spirit,
we're administering to the necessities OF the ~
fortunate emigrants by providing and supuin-
tending the making up of articles Of clofhing Tor
the most destitute at the public buildings Col
lections in behalf Of the emigrants were made
at the various places Of worship en- Sunday, the
22d ult
The Nassau Herald learns by an arrival from
Turks Island, that no salt had been raked this
year up to the 14th ult. /, but that the prospects
were good. The Nassau Guardian Of the 2lst
| ult. says:
| The Government schooner Experiment arrived
| from lnagua and the other islands in her inter-
insular route this morning. We are glad 10
learn that the prospects Of the salt producing
islands are very cheering, little rain having
fallen at any Of them
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ba,k MARTHA ALIEN Burde, nA1er having ts g AfE
he engaged will have quick dispatch. For feshi
passage, apply on board, or to - ..-.s,,, i. , -.
GEORSE W. hhNSoN :" Nhnl
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YLCRSRERG.

VIII leave SATURDAY Jnue 4, at o'cIockp
NOR VCKSBURG, WARRENToN, 49, b,
new CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD I-aAlkst1tI IaAlkkaE1 e n
NEY NArCHEZ FORT hDAbS, BhYpr SARA SEszsz5se311e
and bkTON ROUGE Regular SATURDAY Weekly Vcksbars
r. H. KI BALL n place Of The sostfn n is
swift running pasfeuger pacEet Hehs
p r. KiMBALL Captain ]. NJ Whl,e, will leave nboye fo
"''sA' SMITH \ FIMIsTER, 30 Poydrns street.
tg Pr Kimbs takes the pla Of the Southern Belle i'r N
'' ia
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Another portion Of the angoan Companys possessions
lie directly upon the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fts
by the fourteen feet seam but contains several Others
among which is the six feet seam alluded to by your
respondent The company Is engaged in developing this
latter property and have within the last few days
turned from inspection Of thess works. probably
well informed in regard to their operations your
ponden possibly can be- The mountain side selected
openings ON of its convenience the railroad
showed its rface indications Of several slides which
have been met with within in drvnga drift the s5 feet
by the upheava Of the whole range Of mountains in the
coal SERIES These knobs require occasional blasting, and
DO not injure ts quality fuel The drift in the six
eet seam has been extended into the mountain about six
u an. and fifty feet and generally shows the seam Of
UNIFORM .se but occasionally disturbed by knoll This
was from the begin ming and the company do
not expect to find this in the same repose
have penetrated about Thousand feet In the mean
time the coal from this opening has supplied the whole
town of Llangolan numbering three hundred inhabi.
tants, as well as the immediate neiUhborhood with a
superior quality Of fuel OF this seam Professor VIM B.
Rogers in his report as Geologst to the State Of Virginia.
and its comparatively accessible position a. we'll a. the
wide area over which may be wrought to be locked
ton with the works above alluded to- the company Is en-
gagged in opening nearly large the ak feet
about one HUNDRED and aty above it from it
by the cause which produced the knobs already
tced in the lower seam and lies in the most perfect
pose This COAL from net having been exposed the
ton Of the air is uniformly of jetty black. and of
quality equal any other in the entire coal field Those
who desire may for themselves this coal in the pro-
of burning at the companys Office in William street
at the Sun Mutual Insurance. office; at the Mechanics
Banking Association and various other places in
Wall street. The works necessary to develope the mines
at Ilangoan wl be completed by the first day Of May
next when the company will be in condition to send
to market than two hund ed tons Of coal daily
may be proper to add that soon as the Georges
Creek Railroads. completed which it is anticipated win
be done by the first day Of June next 1t is the intention
Of the company to deveope their property upon this tb
utary and thus greatly increase their capacity to sup
ply COAL The purpose of this letter is not to reply to
unknown correspondent who is certainly in fault be-
eying that the angoan Company feel aggreved at the
statements made IN the Cumberland Goal Company's
port but to correct any mis- apprehension which might
arise from it's remaining unanswered.
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,,cre,. 500 7s5 s. s32,71 o5 ss,72s s57 os5 IS
Being an average itrease over last year of about
sixty seven per cent,
The receipts Of ~ Cleveland, Columbus, and Gin
cinpati. and Cleyeind and Erie Railroads for Feb
Tho Yece,nts q, Ae Cleveland, Cincinnati and
Cormbps Pa ioad for February 1853, 500 T2S 40
TIL ranoints the Cleveland and Erie Rail
road for Feuary, 1858, were............ 56,774 A.
Tho raeo;;..of the Cleveland, Cincinnati, and
Clamb road for February, 1852, we're. 500 ISL As
Showing increase in 1853 Of 5,943 %
The deveand and Erie road was not in opera
ton inFebruary, 1862.
Tbecoinage and deposits Of the branch mint at
New cleans, DUNG the month Of February, 1858,
were q follows :
Nry ORLEANS BR,ScT MIsr-CoIsAos AND DEPOSITS.
Deposits
California gold SZi3 500 -
Taa;, oold Observation-Disclosures. 1894 48
e,.s esnsrated froufalifornia gold. 191 IS
ciiver, trou other soures ............. 1853 AZ
Total value Of depo~ ......,..,....n sI23 sl2 W
Coin1pe
Gold double eagles (l2o pieces) ..... e305 900 90
No delivery " siyet~ns'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-18

Martins maj. 4eS7 3,463 29095
Martins majority ;:...... 1869 last year.
The above recapitulation presents the following sum
mary of results Democratic Increase 3OS votes, whg
decrease 269 votes abolition decrease 1868 votes de-
mecratis net gain, 1886.
Twelve small towns and voting places rem Ain to be
heard from viz Brentwood ant South New Market in
Rockingham Milton in STAFFORD; Jackson, in Carroll
Erron Milan, Pittsburg and Randolph, in Coos. These
places gave last year Martin demA SO Sawyer (whig)
422 Atwood (aboltion)507 they come in as before,
they will increase Gov Martins majority O8O II
will doubtless exceed that number.
The democrats have chosen all thre Of their Congress
men, as follows
District No l.-George w. Kittreds.
District No. 2.-George W. Morrison
District No. 3-Harry Hibbard.s
tod member
In No. l. the vote stands-George W Ktredge (dem },
IL 1872; Amos Tuck (whig and abolton) $780, scatter
ing So Kittredges majority over all 260; over Tuck,
In No. 2, G. W. Morrison (dem.), e422; Aaron P.
Hughes (whig), 4572; John Preston (bolition) 1929
Morrisons majority over ALL 1921; ovr Hughes. 1850;
over Preston, 8 1903.
In No. g. n Hubbard dem J. O. 749 jared Perkins (whg
and aboiiion) 1885, scattering !. Hbbard's majority
over all ,7GS.
The democrats have also elected TEN the twelve Sena
tors the opposition oily In district there is
choice and the Legislature will probably fill the vacancy
with democrat.
b. H. Plasted (dem) is elected Stat Railroad Commits
sionsr by about the same majority as iov. Martin.
Four of the five Councillors democrats.
To the House Of Representatives go members
elected 18 of whom democrats md 81 wings and abo
ltonsts. Democratic majority So rs more than esti
mated it in my last.
hus endeth the first lesson in POLITICAL elections for
and the first Of the administration dFranklin Pierce.
PENNACOOK
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dtion Of the 'hrne Of the Holy Cross has enhanced
it, value very puch
W. A. PoRrER's Bnwr.-Ths highly talented negro
performer who has been for many YEARS q prominent
member OF Christys famed band of mfnstrels Is to take
his annual benefit tomorrow evening We wish him
every success.
DR. BoYoN to give the second lecture of his second
series ON geology this evening at Metropolitan Hall The
attendance last night very large and
and, no doubt, VIII be still more SO this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-18

THE STEAMSHIP CHEROKEE, MCGOWAN, arrived yesterday
morning from Aspinwall, 9th inst and Porto Belo 7th
She brings $50 passengers whose win be in
smother column She brings nothing later from the Pa
cic Reports the health Of the 18th good No deaths
the passage.
PORT OF SAN FRAScsoo.-During the month Of Janua-
ry 1852 there cleared from the port of San Fran
cisco 1913 vessels of the following nations and tonnage
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Total. 49,, 436, ess A s46.521,14 %
The banks Of New Orleans have lately largely
increased their supply Of specie, and the aggregate
now exceeds the total circulation more than two and
half millions Of dollars. The deposits correspond
very nearly with the amount Of loans and the assets
exceed the liabilities, Exclusive of capital,)
$14.064 ,l61.
The annexed table Of copper mining companies Of
Lake Superior may be interesting to those con-
cerned:-