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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-01
Marine Affairs.


lett from london arrived last night having left Ports
moah Tee. Goth. Under The circumstances this i an
excellent passage. The S. compelled 10 beat al the
way across the Atlantic She continually uttered
heavy westerly gales Of them Of the terrible
violence Capt 4. did not lay his ship TO during the
mouth
THE Srl9EHP CRY OF GLASGOW, Capt Willie arrived
yesterday nt fhiladephia, having sailed from Liverpool
her in the Mer ~ The 9th ut BY the steae Earl Of
Ionsdale In Consequence Of this detention her day Of
Ealing from fhla dolphin l. postponed 20 Saturday the
9th February instead Of the ID before ad seTt, ed
Tue GLITTER SmP CouRsgR lately arrived here from
Eong Kong and loading in Mailer Lords line for
san FTaDcis made the here the Cape Of Good
Hope in IS days said to be the shortest pa sage record
Shc ioadc the round voyage from Boston TO Francco
lhencc 10 Hong Kong aud home, In eleven months and
twenty days Of which I03 days spent port The
create. humber Of mikes she in day was $50
LsPGE NrABRR WREcEs AT KFY wEsr During the
twenty days previous TO the 22d instant (he
drnt q the Charleston hcrcsvy states there larger
number Of vessels wrecked the Florida Reef tina during
the whole Of 1852. len vessels lot partially
wrocled during those few days, namely
The brig Lucy Watt, ashore Mt sand Key; the bark
lost On Triumph Reef; the schooner LILA, ashore on
French Rect the bark Everett lost American Shoa;
the Britifh brig tambyses Ashore Washcrwoman
shoul: the ship Nathaniel himba lost aud Key the
brtith ship Lacy ashore Loo Key the schooner Eliza
beth in Distress the bark James smith. in distress
taiirg
III, nuc Of thes. yes,els and their cargoe4 we're es
mated 70 be worth 1850 600 before the accidents All
Their cAfgOe il Is stated W he arcd by the vTeckera
more q tess damoatd
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Passengers Arrived.
Por Az PmaCE-Brig Clara Windsor-Mr VIM (,vpcr
helm and Lady, of NYoyk Nee'"
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RAi.WAY's READY RELIEF

IL the first AID only remedy 'rded in the
Ne dicai History Of the Wsr d. that has stop ed The
most violen, pii> i IL" sec,Dds 1t viii stop tie
sEvakE ms IN FIVE MINUTES Or LE-S and v il,
cure the obs .iuate and painful umatc, Ner
vouS, Neural-ic and bilious complaints in u few
hour, intrrual ni Lxtrn
/: never fails in giving Instant ease to the most
to- uientinS Lid agoniz.ng pal s.
1t ha- CURED. tn III ty OUT IF Y hui:dred-
Ri- sniiism il, ur 'ourS; \eur :lsia h. ur
Group III rel mi"'tte>; biarrea i" fifteen minutes;
To tn iche "ne stc'nd: Spt>m IN five minute !;
Grams il. five mi:iutrs: Sick iirul;chr in fifteen
min it. hill Fever tit;.ei. minute Ihil b:ains in
flve Mint sure Throat il, four hours Influenza
one hnuc.
spinal G. mpla,n;s. Stiff Joints. Strains. Bru .es.
Cuts. "oat,,s, rost Bites. Cholera NufbuS Dyseu
try. Inc ,lureux, alu ali other IL nts WHERE
there Is severe ,iu>. Railways eli viii instantly
top tie p-i, a, quickly the disease
SICK HriADA, tie Ra wa. s head Relief vi !
stop he most distles Ing .iiis Ia few minutes
and irrse ie.ewed attacks 1t will cleans. and
sweet"ns Il" tpulact, and neutraz the t,, isonous
acids or thu system
KuEU nArl>M CASES ,URtD-Iu the year 1851
adwass i,eady Relief cur.sd 20 O,u a>es o, Rh.u,.
t>m work 10000 of kheumati III in
''O>ti; Ot0O case Of heunl tiS.u in Philadelphia
900 Cases in Mich gan; 5000 Ca Rheumaiisln
j illinois.
>oqli,h j. Railways Ready Re'i,f in curing Rheu-
uatism that nine pati,-nts ont IF very ten
level rom all pam in few miudtes after the first
appiic;.ti H.; we have Known any twenty per
in ay who h ~, cal eu ri Office in thei,
c.'rrages ~ have the Relief applied y us. and in
FIFTEEN MINUTES have walked awhyrj icing hat the,
nave able mere walk a.One without the
aid pf stick crutch.
Price of r. o. Re ief, 25 cents, 80 cents and 81 per
bottle. Each bolt e 10 be yenui tear the fac
snile rignature of iADwAT i Co. sod by Druggists
erywhere.
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NJAsON'S PATENT PURIFIED
wi Sn-rm OIL

This OIL for bril- iarcy. DURABILITY and purity a. .
light and for niricating purposes. whether applid
t" the de a wor s If a wsch or tn. Ionte
rous machinery. surpas,e any oil now known.
is warranted rot to heing entirely deprived
OF tat substance which seriously imedes he
id movement of all kinds cf machi.ery: ard for
burcing il is cheaper and bette than any gipous
Substance now in
Will" il affnris light superior to gas mpf inr
1t is also free from the dangerous explosive quality
OF the latter. being solely sperm oil purified.
SO pure is this oil that it viii! freeze de-
gree OF cold known within the limits of the L, ied
States ha ing thereby in this. in ever, Other par
i:uiar an adv an,age over t e best sperm oil as nov
useI
After devot pg years in exre, menting Will
the various OILS. to the purpose of overcoming their
impurities ~ vt present Fabricated. the dersi,, ed
assures tn" public that h. has ede in producing
the ne plus ut of oils IT, offers it as su,erior
I" any known oil in the word for tie purposes If
burning and luhricatrg ard invnkes the s, ientifc
Of all countries tn test II pronounce Their op,rio
satisfei that al will az that it is finest oil
offered fo- sale
WILLIAM D. TOWNSEND Philndel, hia
For sac ny A. HATCH. ir in the re- r Of row n.
H"'el: and ais by holesale at he orner IF 18th
and streets. by IL. ID. Wal Bridge
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HE GREAT BRITISH QUARrERLIES
L AND BLACkWW}DS MAGAZINE.

Important rtducti"h in the rates of post
age! LEONARD SCOTT & Co., No "a
Gold street, New York, continues to publish
the following British Periodicals, viz:
The London Quarterly review, (Conser
vative.
he Edinburgh Review. (Whig.)
Tue Mr. h British Review Free Church.
The Westminster Review, (Liberal,) an
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine. Glory
Those Reprints have now been in sue
cessful operation lit this country for twenty
Years, and their circulation is constantly
~, the Increase, notwiths anding the com
petition they encounter from American pc
riodicals Of similar class, and from n,,-
merrus Eclect cs ahd Magazines made up
of selections from foreign periodicals.
This fact shows clearly the high estimation
in which they ala held by the intelligent
reading pubic, and atfurds guar. tee
that they are establish, on a firm basis,
and will re continued without interruption.
Although these works are distinguished
by tn. political sha les above indicated, Yet
but small POI ton of their contents is DC
voted to political subjects. 1t is their
literary character wh ciI gives them their
chi.f value, and in that they stand con
fessedly far above all other jurnaIs Of
their class. Lakewood, still under the
mastery guidance of Christopher North.
maintains its ancient celebrity, and is at
this time. unusually attractive from the
serial works If Bu,wer aud other literary
roatles, written for that magazine. and
first appearing in its C lumns both in Great
Britain and The United States. Such wcrks
rs g The Caxtons" and My New Novel"
(h"th by Bulwer My P.nnsular Medal, -
- The Green Hand" and other serials, of
which numerous rival editions are Issued
hy the lending publishers in this country
have to he reprinted by those publishers
from the p,ges of Blackwood, after it has
been issued by NessrS. Sect & Co, so that
subscrib' rs to the reprint Of that Magazine
may always rely on having the earliest
| reading of those fascinating tales.
@ Remttances and communications
should he always addressed. post paid. to
the publishers. LEONARD SCOTT 4 co.
70 Fult II st. N. Y. EntraDce "a Gold st.
n. B.-L. S. & Co. have recently pub
iished and have now for sale, the FAR
MEK'S GUIDE" hy llenry Stephens of
Edinburgh. and Pr.f. Norton IF Yale q oil.
ieee. New Haven. complete in vols, 70, al
octave. containing 1000 pages, IA steel and
GOO wood engravings. Price, in muslin
binding Sc; in paper for the mall So
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g PARKER has Row u sto Of Ladies and
y. gent enels' Kid and all Iii, d. of Gloves i'm ali
oior- End in all No Of b. jous make. nth our stam
in them.
most beautiful assortment of Pa RS Shell and But
a'o Dress Tuck IN bs, English Horn, Buffalo and shell
dressing .nd ivory ni.e teeth Comb.
English, America" AMI Fr.n,h Hair Brushes in
100 new paerns: Tooth aud nail brushes IN great
vsriety-ver. cheap.
Extracts from every flower th.t blossoms ut so
cents per bottle Real German ogne. very fin-
fr sh cold cream. rose. musk, Lows brown indsor
Wa hing SO,ps
In this line We have tsken great pains to hav
a. I'll mes. fresh Sanrin6 CT an, and Military
shaving takes Indeed IL this d.par: ment # our
TT te We particularly invite tn. attention of gentle
meu who shave themselves
PARkERS Fancy and PerfumeStore.
Un'ler National Hotel
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r. X. X. No. 3.
RADW AVS REGULATORS

Mild ard p'eassnt in heir ops TAI iou gula.e tn.
B"wles. and cleanse the ystem from all futrid and
&C ino;.ious Iiumtrs.
6.sd at Hll Times, Time Five Hours
small does Regulate. Larg. doses purle.
Take in Il. ses fir IN t hit they will cur.
Cortvene1s. ludis esti III, Sour omsrh, castles Liv
Complaint iyspe; STA. onsfipati Of t. towels
Heart Burn. Small P"x, Kidney complaint.
Few Rs OF ALL KINDS Typhoid, Pneumonia Seal
let. T, phu.. yellow, and B i ms and in ali "ase>
where the system j. out dose Of e ttrgula
tors will r-gui,t The towels give tone eneI gy t.
the Liver, and restore the natural hralth
X. X. X. sol'; CT rs. Stott Il Co. E.ry 4 "nrri
and nv the Drug ria ally. dee o.
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RICH FuRs FOR LADIES.

Todd q Gu. pard ularly invite the attention
of the ladie- Of the siet. opoli- aud yirinity to
their rich sni valuable stock of FUR G.WDS The
ass rtment eonpri'-s tn" rchest aud finest descri-
tious Of
ROYAL ERNINE.
uUDSOA'S BAY SABLES,
BAUM AND STONE MARTIN
TtI MARTIN. CHINCHIILA
CANADIA WINK. BLACK LYNX.
In fact every article In the trade recognized nv
taste mi fa-hi n. are beautifully npr ,-n.ed a,
their Salss Roems and sold At satisfactory PRICES at
S'oSss hsrsds Building. tsnasylysaiA sysnu.
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r. Il. R-No. 2
RAILWAYS RENUV aTiAG RESOLVENT.

RAILWAYS RENUv ,TiAG RESOLVENT.
For tn. quick cure # al; Chronic ard Scrof .lou.
Diseases. Il is powerful, searching. aud as it
c.eases and purifs the bl ID from all Scrofulo,,s
iumor; it resolves away from tie bones and muscles
all aeas'l icposs; electi fe> tn fluids and solids
u health and st eny;h
l., IL ~arran,e to cure-Scrofua: Humors: Can
rs; Turner's; kIc cts; Sa + ne III. Bronchial Tu.
RS; " mite Swe in: Sy pit j.; tp;-ps, Jaundce:
u GERS; Fever sOr,s; Hacking Dry Tough.
Iu either Of the a'-Ove namet ID seases
WE GUARANTEE
that tn" patient will exlere its pow erful, thing
beneficial rff'ats i'll Il II " hours after ing it.
Con UMrlIvE pAI EMS
will experience .nmedete relief after taking three
Is DAILY PERFORMING MIRACLES.
in tn mi ute< after taking d $50 this p essnn
dy. the week aid sickl invalid feels is Ell
agency thrilling rough very cell and cavern
the system uisr ing he 9TH and siren tn to ever,
organ, Nerve and -ecr-tCry vessel in the body.
Price ut r. Il. X. No. 2 One 10 lar Ter bottle
Sud only b. the auitn r,z.-i agents.
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IHE MUSICAL MORLD AND IIMls =

I BE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMtS-
4 A large Weekly Journal of six'.tn
pages. edited by RICHARD Slokfs NnIIs,
and which the best musical comp, s.rs AID
writer's in this cUuI try make then rn dnm
Of commitment oh with the pubic, cobiaiIt
curing tie Year 2O9 pag's ion 70 ~oItiD Il
the very best music vi "a. kiLGs also TIL
liant and ins ruetive E>says cn Muse;
complete course Of familiar Instruction N
harmony, Which any body can VA GeisiaLd;
vast amount # AT rxctiye muse: D. ~ :,
anecdotes, and sketch es of calculated M
sicians, of musical History, &C.; the mot
fearless aid truthful ,riiicis nisus Of mssl-
cal publications and performances, aid
the very pick and cream of Musical News,
Novelty, and Incident. both f,rei; N aid
the Whole forming the complete aud sala-
BILE r. cord of Musical Art il is post le {"
obtain. The wants Of Country Cheir,, AID
of ladies wishing ior new mdslc, but VIC
are hot living near mnsic stores, are eslHel
ally atte, dtd to.
TEnMs.-One cory, So; two COPIES. 50
FIVE cop.es, $40; and ~ person sepdIr ~
a club of FIVE, gets an extra CD! hr b.
trouble. Add,e.r DYER & NILLis. P,bI-h-
ers of Nusicul TIE u or.d ond 1mu, 20
Broadway. New York
ANOTHER MUSICAL JOURNAL
The subscribers aiso publish lie As7f@g
Nusi al Gozet,e, al eleean, j. urrnl Of ,iGHT
pages, each numb r c. ntainlig FhR l"e'9
of Music {maki,g LOFTY LnET I"t'S
yea,) and great variety Il me- ie''
Musical reading matter. TIL N0nh'y ~,
sicaf Gozete is d, ii; bed for the t'l"o.ai
heb, fit of the thou ands OF n"sic-'"''fs
whose musical know edge aud tas &c &C.
mand easy and s,m le music, aid wi'sr
nurses REQUIRE that il should be fu'hi'htd
ut the cheare,t pcssi lt rate.
TRIMS One copy, 80 c'nts; three CO.
pies. 81: ten copier. SO: tw'nfy erits.
So: and pfrsen ser ding us club 81
twenty, gets an ex'r" ely far his III ulie
Address UYrR & WILLIS.
B-Clerry men will be supplied with
The Musical " Grid md Times st one d"l'r
q xe.r; and with Tie AoHHiy Nus col
Coze,te ut twenty five cents n year.
Agents wanted 10 obtain s,iscIil'rs hr
the above raned publications. Lii eia'
CO mmi,sicn allowed.
Now is the time 10 sul scribe, ~ the H"
Volume commenced On the fret VI !sLuai!,
1868. 8.---.-
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DR.. Ro.e'. Dy.p~pst. Co, del.

HE liver *lng The large gland III lie huma'
body. 1t is more frequently than an,
ether then follows Dyspep-in. Conaipat,on, (s.d
rect, ana Lo If AI pette-tIe skin LerUnes yclk w
tn" slris droop there Is great :vcr>ion So
clety Regulate The Liver. aud you all Il csc
r'ls The SUR st PREPARATIONS 10 take are DR.
K'>E'> celebrated RattSndd or Anti.Lil. ous IWs-
They carry of the bile, and s give appetite aid
strength.
His Dyspepsia Compound 81 ou.d be taken where a
person has been trouble with Dytp-l sia In. time.
Pllt 50 crns: Int f. Colds. B,nus h.Lits Jaup.
once, &c. take Dr. Anse's Anti i,,i,us or Ia rudd
rus, as they go ahead OF all ulh.r Fills In teir COED
h'et. l213 aud 25 cents per box.
~ The above preparation I've found, with
eircnIsr' and full directions, ut The stores Of
Gilman. V. Gilman,
Charles .tOtt Co., Samuel Butt
+. CalI.n, John " Nairn
hidwell Lawrence. Washington city D. &.
] L. Kid ell &c, rgetown, D. C., and the various
Drug Stores in Al-xandria
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Il. IL. Il.
RAILWAYS READY REMEDIES
NOS, |, :. ADS

NOS. |, = A d ).
RE so pared AZ to ha' mon ze ard act in uI.i-
II son with esrh other Taken separately or to
;setier they will Instantly stop pain speedily
Disease, xnd quickly ca rs Use. NO pain
it Disease aft ct the sya,e,u while und their
Iu1uence.
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STOP. STOP. STOP!

flWAT Is To SAY. every b uy stop ut the 2 ca,
l. Ne u lie DE. o., ,rner Of l. AID ii; str cts and
get bottle OF our Invaluable RENE j. S fo the On .
:! All di]es'ses. We enumerate in part
hid"ei's celebrated TX ract VI Beech Drop, for
the cuee OF scrofuls or kings evil, rheumatism
&c.
DR.. Denis ms Blood Syr n of Iodine
H,duodate of Pot4ssa Citrat. 4 Iro:, and s. An.
ish rsaparilla FOR regulating the stomach aud
bJwe.s, approved by the Medical Faculty
S,sbler's Chtry pectoral
Ayers DO do
Wister's Syrup of Wild Cherry
Jayns's Expectorant
Mrs. Norr,ss Cedar TT
DR.. Roses Cough Syrup
Hance's Syrup Of uorehound
For sale by
EspEY / MORRISON, Drug sisss.
mar 10-eod3t Corner If ami til st.
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DAILY EVENINGS SIAk.
...rehe n 81 r"pofisa d &c han.
fcs' Instfsuse.
rCoatinutd


I,sbua Banks. nineteen years old. tea
se,,le ana stand, rank first-frst diploma.
q Rowe, Baltimore, brnms, rank first
second diploma.
G.. W. Botelor, refrigerator, rank first
second diploma.
Rider & Duln. fancy iron Filling, &C.,
rank frst-frst diploma.
F. & A. Schneider, iron castings, rank
frst-6rst diploma.
]. L. Catbcar,, artistic casting, second
rank-second diploma.
Campbell & Coyle, rut cracker, rank first
second diploma.
r. White, cast iron window blind, rank
first first diploma.
Roper g. Balls, mail locks, rank first
first diploma.
DR.. Guinons, non explosive campheue
lamp, (made and deposited ~ Henry Sew
art, New York, rank second-sec,ndd iplo
ma.
J. NJ. Dosn Bro, Newell's patent safety
Professor j. B. Gibbs, New Yors, lamps
Cor converting @tLerial oil to gas, rank first
first diploma.
Brooklyn Flint Glass Company, Gilliands
6;optric lens, rank firs'-uletia!.
:. J. Stewart, pad, door, anu night locks,
nix frst-meda.
q, ~ hn,. f,.s.
tor, manufactured hy z. Liratee,) rauk
first-frst diploma.
E. Larabee, shower bath apparatus. de-
posted by j. NJ. Donn & Co J rank first
first diploma.
William narrower, furnace registers, rank
second-second diploma.
]. W. Thompson, rosewood stand, rank
frst-frst diploma.
Cooper & MEG I'm, mahog my washstand,
rank second-stcond ,iiplOma.
G. Bell. A!exanI, ii, cooking stJve', man
ufactured 10y Taggast, Treadweil & P,rry,
rank irst-first ..ip,nna.
Vim. narrower, cooking stoves, rank sec.
ond-seeond diploma.
u. Pou1 & Co., Boston, cooking range,
deposited by McCoilum l. Glasgow, Rank
fret-frst diploma
Keen & Hagerty, B.ltim,re, tin ware.
Ink frs,-medal.
A. II. Reip, Baltimore, tin Ware, secoud
rank-frsr diploma.
]. Korff, soup tureen, aud ladle, second
rank-frss diploma.
CorsIan & Co., tin ware, rank third-sec-
ond diploma. .s....
Holmes s. Sons, Baltimore, Britannia
ware, rank tirst-frst piploma.
c. j. Gaylor, iron ST, G. W. Bote'er
deposition, manufactured by 4 NJ. Patrick,
New York, rank frst-tirst diploma.
8. Marion, New York, iron Safe, second
rank-second diploma.
C. ". Boteler, japanned ware, rank first
first diploma.
A. II. Reip, Baltimore, japanhed ware,
rank second-Second diploma.
Jesse Marsden, .les, &c., rank first
second diploma.
Z. & 7. Fairbanks s. Co platform bal
ances, rank secOnd-meua.
f. & L. Fairbanks s. Co., counter scales,
rank frst-medal.
Salamander M.rb'e Company. marbl.iz ID
iron, rank 6rst-medal.
New York Marble Iron c .lppany, mar
..:zed iron, rank first-sec md diploma.
butterworth's bank lock, rank first
medal.
c. ]. Stewart, Baltimore, bank Lexis,
rank second-medal
c. Schneider, patent funnel, rank first
first iploma.
?. II. Sims, specimens plumbing, rank
frst-6rst diploma.
II. English, Baltimore, hardware, rank
frst-frst diploma.
"A. Ii. Austen. ice cream freez.rs, rank
frst-frst diploma.
Richard Murdoch, platform scales-frs,
diploma.
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BOOTS! BOOTS!
lust RECEIVED, frcm c. Benkurt, PHI
u adelphia- s-
Ore case fine Dress Boots
One case Walking Boots
One case Button itsrs, Goth tops
One casa do do kii tops
and nov for sale. Call AMI them ,s sh fashionable
Boot Store Of jim Mills,
Ah IL unl1s< 1$uwuSs 4oe6l.
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(NIARS And TDBAt Goa few fiIe. first grade
~ Havana Cigars
boxes Chewing Tnbarro. extra quality
frcejyed, aud fer sale by
10 H. - -. q RAbO1LRR,fSh aresA
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-08
PLAQUEWHNE:
Saturday, October 8, 1859.

DThe appearance Of Edward Everett's ve-
ry able letter is the marked event of the day 1t
appears in the papers, and is more or less COM
mented upon favorably. The New York Times
takes occasion to remark upon it that:
Scuba, may, or may not, be worth to the
United States, war with Spain, or with Eng
land; but the American people will encounter
the costs and the hazards of war with both,
rather than receive the law and the line of their
foreign policy from the dictation of any power
in Europe. Cuba is at present a colony of
Spain,-and so long as its inhabitants choose
to remain in that relation or so long as Spain
can compel their acquiescence in it, it will be
respected by the United States. But any Goa
lition of European power to prevent Spain from
selling the Island, if the United States desire to
acquire it by purchase-or to repress a revoIu-
ton within its borders, or to restrict its future
governors, whoever they may be, in freely dis
posing of it,-far from terrifying the United
States into any new line of policy, will only
arouse fercer and more general desire to has
ten that consummation which is certainly in
store Cuba will, un4uestiorably, in the end,
fall into the possession of the United States--
The less England intermediates with the mat
ter, the longer will that result probably be post
poned."
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-08
FOR THE COAST.

f@,aasn b From and after Thursday 10th inst.
a5effE H5 at o'clock NJ, the favorite stea-
sSzzzzzzEsSm f. d. WHITE, THEODORE Ell
FERT, Master will extend her trips to Simms-
port, Williamsport, Point Coupee, Bayou Sara,
Waterloo, Port Hudson, Baton Rouge, Plaque
mine, Bayou Goula, New River, Donaldsonville
and all intermediate Landings,
Returning will leave Williamsport on Sundays
. at O'Clock A. NJ; Bayou Sara on Mondays at 8
A. NJ; Baton Rouge on Mondays at 10 NJ; Pla-
quemne on Mondays'at P. NJ.
The Regular Packet WHITE will take Passen-
gers and Freight for the above Public Landings
and all intermediate Plantations Having all old
and experienced officers, particular and punctual
attention will be paid to all business entrusted to
their care The public can rely upon the Steamer
White as Regular Packet for the year, say Win
ter and summer.
For further PARTICULARS apply on board, or to
J. II. MORRISON &Co New Orleans
A. MARIONNEAUX & Co.,
J. E. DEGELOS,
0. E. HAASE,
feb IL Plaouemine.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-10-08

What is a Fop?--A Mr. Stard. in lecture
before the Young Mems Association, of Troy,
N. Y, gave the following definition: "'The fop
is a complete specimen of an outside philoso-
pher. He is one-third collar, one-sixth patent
leather, one-fourth walking stick, and the re-
mainder gloves and hair. AS to remote ances-
try, there is some doubt; but it is now pretty
we'll settled that he is the son Of a tailor's
goose. He becomes estate at the smell of new
cloth He is somewhat nervous, and to dream
of tailors's bill gives him the nightmare. By
his hair one would judge he was dipped like
Achilles but it is evident that goddess held him
by the head instead of the heels. Neverthe-
less, such men are useful. If there were no
tadpoles, there would be no frogs. They are
not entirely to blame for being so devoted to
externals Paste diamonds must have splen-
did setting to make them sell. Only, it does
seem waste of material to put five dollars
worth Of beaver on five cents worth ofbrains."