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H A. TYSON s. sIsrElss' seminary for Young 1Adie.

MI IA
mi. between 2h and 18Th. The fourth quarter OF this
Insult will commence the LIST day OF May.
building expressly for the aeeomuoda
school eonnexion with sir dwelling, in the conssuc
comfort of the pupils have in
every considered the principals feel assured they can
tabishmep The several class lunch
delightfully."- warmed by approved furnace, and
well ventilated.
patrons respectfully invited call and in
spcct general arrangements. sa.
advancing the interests OF their pupils IN the
French they have scared the services OF
Raout and thereby enabled TO one
low Of 80 50
ADVANCE
Senior and junior departments including ornamental needle
Primary department ~
For further particulars circulars be had at he institution or
principal bookstores In the city, Mar 29-eodii5huy
CODA apparatus for Sale A complete soda
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1NEXAA LONNEHJTNT N.ENUE E>TON.-
i the collection of
in state o Tens settlement Of land claims and
Of the purchase OF produce
receiving and forwarding Of merchandise and that
mission business. GEORGE BUTLER.
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Payment Of praes guaranteed BY the State Of Maryland
The following splendid schemes particularly worthy the attsn
ton Of the public, comprising OF tho most
brilliant lotteries drawn
ne Uni Stx
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Tickets s2-Halves Si-euarers so cents.
Certificates Of packages cost
rs wholos IS quarters 81 90
rs halves IA rs eighths. 50
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AUCTION NOTICE-Tbe subscriber tenders ~ ~ 81. n
h mend. and the public general spctonee' '' "s ~
ps,,,a y, dreinrs attended TO In person. -,
made ON consirnmenu, and all s''s' k''s sTRsTTON
delay. ,...,ivapi, avenue, corner 9th
Mar Elm
hire. story brick dwelling house In Geoe,'o.n
p,,as, between Market and High streets, finished
~ -, M ma sntof material, with lot s'sheea
honr no 90 feet, running twoush ne square an" ~"
soou. 80. 80 c,rrsgs- house. wood house. Ac.
,iar 10 George NJ so,hcon, Of Market snd Rnds
Term. third cash the bssncs in s. a. and - month";
Exchange Broker, National Building, Washington. DC
lar Wolf
Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished pl.
modern rovenen,s snd conventences '"f Wv, A'
the travelling public.
Dec Idly
rrScLE TOMS CABIN.-A iife-iike dagusrrsowpe o. =
sow. author Of Upcls Toms Csh'n' 70 on esh'nuon
whi.hurs,,. Gallery Pennsylvania near street.
with portrait NJ sontas. famous Queen ~ Song"
Dec f-dn ~ tGa4Ha5. Ell Ill --A-
:, ~ tstpUH a co.. gholAsAre asA Retail Ossssys.
rayp~ns. ncov closhs, mAinsss rs9p, enrss'n "
Il. blsnkeu furnishing rocds serers'y
rtxMSyfSrh txswse, between 7th and 9Th Streets
DC.
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Tickets Sl-Haives 50--Qunrters rs cents.
Certificates Of package cost
les .................Si4 25 quarters ..........S3
es Observation-Disclosures. % eighhs .............., 1
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Central America.


Webaye the Gacct1 de Costa Ria to March 49, but a,
later news from fhe War between Honduras and Guateus
Ia II seem, that on the 9Th Of January the Governments
Nicaragua addressed that Of Guatemala offering mediate
between the parties but the proposal was declined Gus
emala has luashed the charter OF the St Thomas ColonI.
ton Company account OF failure on the part Of the
Company, to fulfil its spaaiionS Inc oy OF San sav&
dor i ad 10 be growing with rapidy very remarkable n
that country.
The aa announces that has learned the election II
Gen Chamorro As Supreme Director Of Nicaragua trw
the ;ouygals OF he Ts4 Staf' Considering tina. Mica
ragua is the nearest neghbor Of Costa Rics this seems
rather circui;ous way of receiving such intelligence.
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The Cnyuga Marshes.

To the Editor Of the ". Y. Trbsnc
SIR Can any good thing come out OF that excessively
negative cOngregated al Aotn!i uignned ny w
cognomen of Legislaturel
WHY don't some man invent score OF aTtonatons,
whose only qualifications need b. the power OF saving
no. and let them occupy the seats OF absenees' They
would answer a double purpose Of forming quorum
and no gold would be thrown away in ATT ,mpts az
brberv am led thus 10 remark by the laid the n,
be which mas been given to number oil measures wmcn
were emphatcaly for the benefit OF the people Not least
among which i the bill for the draining OF the Cayuga
marshes which has been inferred in defiance Of the unsa
nous wishes of the people of this part of the State Petit
ton after petition has been referred to e Committee ana
they reported unanimously bill to effect the object pro-
posing Ia reimburse all expenses incurred By the State bya
tax upon the lands be benefited and showing also thai
the overflow increased by the erection of the works
fer the enlarged canal which is carried the marsh in
stead of level formerly Still the everlasting mega
tive has consigned the bill where all the reforms the
benefit of the people has been, fear will De- adOn
the table Dew of your readers Of the extent
of this plague upon the center OF the Sae IL reashes
from The foot of Cayuga Lake to Badwinsvae and en-.
braces together with lands overlooked at the head Of tho
Lake $4,000 composed OF the richest alluvial
formation capable. according 10 the report of the State
Engineer of efctual drainage but which breathAs
iorh its deadly malaria The sagnant water IS charged
with the decomposition Of tie growth othe SOIL and ming
ling with the water 81 the rivers hGs rendering pors than
the immediate vicinity unfit for the habtation 81 men.
Who can calculate the fever disease and death TO say
nothing of muskeOesD which have already resulxa rom,
this pe,titerous msrR And yet this body saxes refuse
the pary appropriation OF sl00O00 and that be rsfnd-
ed for this desirable object More money is sauan
dered every under the policy of ocofocoism in buy
ing hemlock lumber for the Caur and paying Contractors
damages
really hope for the honor of e State Ito say nothing
of the Legisaturel that this vote VIII be reconsdered
The project recommends itself the OF economy
sufficiently 10 the support of sensible men, for in
stead of producing nothing pecunary present the land
reclaimed would add 10 the revenue of the State by tho
taxes and swell the tolls OF the Canals by it, million Of
bushels of wheat or other surplus produce. H.
an MyHo 4,
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL 1e 1853.

mo OF caAls Of the funds borrowed
Tits section shall be paid aphd upon o. IN consequence OF
OF the hundret and except for
done prior to the first day Of June one thousnd eight hundred
All contracts fer n shall be made with
e person who shsl otter provide tho tho lowest
PrS, Wit ~, saequate security for the performance ,
Mr. BURROUGHS moved that the resolutions lay on the
table and he printed
Nj. WEST moved to amend by making them the special
order for tomorrow morning
Mr HENDEE called thcpreyous question Ton cutting off
Mr. We,ts amcndmcnt) Lost
Mr. Vests amendment was carried.
Mr. CLAPP from the minority ofthe Committee rpported
the Senate resolutions with amendments chiefly yer
bal but including the CHAMPAIGN Canal
On motion of Mr. WEST II made the special order
in connection with the majority report. Carried.
Mr. FORSYTH moved that the Hudson Ship Canal bill
be read third time Lost.
Mr. LOOMS reported the Supply Bill with amendments
AFTERNOON SESSION
The General Appropriation bin passed in Committee.
resolution referring the Code to Special Committee
adopted.
The bin authorizing the Pennsylvania Coal Company to
portion Of their road in this State was ordered
to a third reading.
TIE General Militia Law, as codied by the Commits
siOners.
To incorporate the Peoples College.
Authorizing the Corporation Of Nev-iork to provide
Court Room.
Tie Catholic Churches bill was ordered to third
reading.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing loan of $4,000 to construct Workouse
or Blackwell's Island.
To amend the Charter Of Williqmsburch.
The House refused to reconsider the vote regulating the
bill for Economy in Canal Expenditures.
The bill to supply Common Schools with StrykerS Reg
lister was rejected and motion reconsider laid on the
table
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Neapolitnn Mission.

'o'ie'pO"ueN'' " -N' ' WASHINGTON, April 10, 1883
The nomination of Mr.. Belmont (Germanne Herr
Seh6nberg) Charge to Naples again actively urged
ON the President His aspirations supported by the
Slidell and Buchanan influence, Mr.. Sde being near
relative of his by marriage. The enemies of the Adj
minstration may desire his appointment, but its friends
cannot any than can these Americans who cherish
any political clique party To make an American Am
bassador out of such an agent of the Rohschids and
former Consul General of Austria will cover the Exec
utive with rdicule In Europe it will be said that he
bought his place Nor will it CRAFTY the naturalzed
latter is an evidence of liberal policy toward foreign
born ctizeus who distinguish themselves by their
brains: but what evidence of liberality is needed to-
ward those who only distinguish themselves by their
nurses
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Later from Havana-irrivaI Of the Isabel Mt
Charleston.

CHARLESTON Monday. April II. 1853.
Tho steamship Isabel Capt Rollins from Havana the 'th
inst ha, arrived at thi, port
The lives of the political prisoners had been spared They
were taken to the scaiod when thor parions were read
HAVANA MARKETS
SUGARS were active Assorted 6gt reals Whites 39l0
Fellows can reals; Browns 5GSt and Mucovaaoes 4f66
Havana and Masnzas amounted to %
co boxes.
MoLAssES scarce. and readily brought 81 reals.
FREioHTs unsteady small vessels wanted Quota
tonTo Gowes e 1876 to NewYork 81 6l box and IS 50 p
hhd for Sugar
EXCHANGE on London had advanced British bills quoted
small 0pT On Newiok 2 as discount New
Orleans Il for short tight.
MARINE DISASTERS.
WEST. April s.Tbe salvage the schr r G. Willard
amounted % $50 -
salvage ship Lucy s3s and about $4,000 would be
CURED o pay everything
m hris samson days Eew.York arrived the 2h ult
reports with the schooner Prospect from Porto Rico
bound NewYoIk saved two female
children all the the Captain and
1.-THE Prospect NewYok and reported coming contact
above stated.
salvage bark j. w Coffin and cargo has yes bsen
awarded
Wests healthy
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Friends ofthe stage. who hail il as the shrine
Where Music Painting. Poetry entwine
Their kindred garlandS where their blended power
RefneS exalts. eunoblcs hour By hour
The spirit of the lind, and Ike the wind,
Unseen but felt bears on the bark of mind
To Won the hour that consecrates the dome
VIII call mp dreams of prouder hours to come
Bright ming your own blue skies with living hre'
All time to gladden.. and all tongues inspire
Foras beneath the heaven by sea winds lnnd
Floats the free banner of your natiyeAnd
The remaining regular toasts were;
Literature apd Art. -,
Woman. tSong-" Heresa Health 70 all Coed Lases
We left the company in the hight OF enjoyment
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Vessel Abandoned mt Sea.

The British bark Robert Kerr Moys, OF and from Gas
gov for New York with cargo of rOn abandoned at
Sea March in latitude 80 longitude SO o. in sinking
condition with five feet water in her hold having sprung
leak Oh the first during heavy weather All hands, pa>sen
gers and crew ~ in number taken off by the British
bark Douglas from Newcastle for New York which vessel
was spoken on Sunday last about - miles south OF Mon
tank short of provisions -Four of the crew of the Robert
Kerr arrived at this port this afternoon i'll the schooner
Aron from Norfolk which spoke the Douglas.
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T, IT,
An Injunction has been granted by Judge Johnson in the
Supreme Court upon the application of of the
cessfu bidders for the Sault Ste Marie Canal
srainng the Commissioners from executing the contract
with Corning q Co. The matter will be heard before
Judge johnson the 10Th May.
The propeers Granite State and Mavlower passed down
the river Yesterday from Chicago for Ogdensburgh.
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Hartford HIanic. al Election.

HAhIfV.'' Mohday, Apri IT. Fsos
At the Municipal Election tod in this city, VIM.
Hamersley, Democrat was elected vor BY l23 MAORI
y. The Wings have majority of tive in the Common
Council The question of licensing theNsrca exhibit
tons entered largely into the contest, and majority of
ose elected to the Council are believed to be favor of
heeusing such entertainments
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WASHINGTON Monday, April II, 1855.
T. s. SENATE-ExTRA SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Monday, April IL,

WASHINGTON, Monday April l. IS55
Before the meeting of the Senate this morning Mr. Pet
coming into the Chamber said TO several Senator'S your
sovereign master demands You stay
Mr. SEWARD~-I made my preparations for gong to
'ew York today Mt why have we been requested to re-
an ?
Mr. PETTIT-I.har not the least idea, but heard that
Marcy is going out OF the 'abinet.
The Senate met at noon, Immediately went into Elk
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Monday, April il-SPM;
learn from undoubted authrity that no change OF Cab
met Officers was submitted to the Senate to-day All ru
mor to the contrary groundess The reported breach
ittad any foundation, has been healed Buchanan APP
pOintmen was the only thing of consequence The other
papers sent in to the Senate simply corrected the ortho
gaphy of two or three petty appointments There was
barely quorum of Senators present and was secured Dy
vigorous drumming up during the night and morning.
The following is Mr. SoueS resignation OF his seat sent
iothe Senate to-day:
WASHINGTON, Monday, April II, 1855.
Il Ne Pysndent Of the Senate: -,
sra Having snfed President acceptance OF the high
en confer me- now advise You that cease
member Of the body which you pre-
~ that viii accept for yourself aud tender TO
H.
With uch wishes for the prosperity you all
'"- Vory yerv humble servant PIERRE SoULE
I. ,he Gardiner case spirited discussion took place
& morning in consequence of the nonarrva OF senior Ar
nnsos the Mexican Consul General at New York to give
Se concluding testimony for the prosecution. The de
fpse wishing TO proceed with their rebutting evidence
The Court ordered that Senior Arrngos must be here to-
morrow morning, he could not testify The Court then
At one o'clock adjourned and Capt. Goddard was tele
gTaphed 10 bring him on tonight.
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ARRIVAL OF THE u S. STEAMER FULTON AT MOBILE

MOBILE, Monday, April IL. 1855
The United States steamer Fulton, from Matanzas
arrived at this port at noon to-day.
vcePresident King returned in her. and We regret
20 add bis health is exceedingly low.
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Majority for Pierce.
KESrucKr-Ths Wings of the Ashland District bava
presented Hon Robert F. Letcher as their candidate o.
Congress The District Convention adopted re,ol,.;on
complmenting Gen. Leslie Combs
Northumberland G. W. Hughes young Amaric.
)emocrat has not withdrawn candidate for the Demo
ratio nomination for Governor but has gone to FuroOs
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Canal Enlargement New.York City School Bill
Reported.

CnnaI Enmfgemeht-<tw.fU
Reported.
SDeeiaf Dispaseh to The ~ Y Tribune.
ALBANY. Monday April IL, 1858.
The majority of the House Canal Committee have
reported in favor of Mr. Vests plan for enlargng the
Canal, slightly and not materially amended. The mi
norty of the Committee have reported in favor Of the
Vanderbilt plan, with amendment to enlarge the
Champlain Canal Locks.
The New-YOrk Common School bill has been report
ed as it originally from the Senate, and has been
ordered to third reading
The Canal matter is made the special order for to-
marrow morning EsoP.
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The Sunbury and Erie Railroad.

fIOnday,
The Supreme Court to-day decided that the County Com
mssoners had right to subscribe S20OOOO) 30 the Sun
bury and Ere Railroad without the consent of the County
Board, and granted an injunction.
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SENATE.

Mr. BEEKAAN reported favorably on the Street Chill
Mr.. COOLEY reported favQraby on the bill relative to
weekly statements to be made by the New York Banks
Also as to Sxpenny Savings Banks.
Mr. TABOR introduced a bill To amend the law of libel
as to protect the press in fair and correct reports Of
trials
Mr. MORGAN reported flvorably several bills rela
tive to BROOKLYN viz:
Altering the Commissioners map.
Making permanent the Pier line.
Relative to Street Assessments and Grades in the Eighth
and Ninth Wards
Relative to Police Expenses
MIR VANSCHOONII0VENc called up the bill relative to
Taxes and Quit Rents
Mr. COOLEY favorably the bill incorporating the West
chester Savings Bank.
Mr. TABER introduced bill to amend the law flbcl
as to protect the press in fair and correct report OF
trials. Ordered to third reading
Mr.. VAN SCH0ONHONEN called up the bill in rea-
ton to taxes on quit rents
He addressed the Senate at length in advocacy OF the
bill and urged that it due TO the great mass of the peo
pie who residents in the region chiefly affected that
this should pass lie had advocated 1t because 1t
was q discharge of his public duty
Mr. BARTLETT had no sympathy with or Justlhcat0n
for the outrages upon the law made by Anti Renters
Their votes had been against him. and he had no pledges
to them But he advocated tine bill, As measure Oi simple
Justice 10 the tenants.
Mr. WARD opposed the bill with great force.
The debate prolonged until the hour for recess
Nothing else was done Notwithstanding the session will
probably end on "Wednesday.
No question taken. Recess
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Anti Rent Stay Bill was ordered to thrd reading
BILLS REPORTED.
Relative to Jurors in New York.
The Banking Basis Bill
To authorize Utica to take Stock in the Watert own Rail
road it,.
The Nev-York Annual Tax Bill was passed ,
The Senate refused to take from the general orders the
Railway Contract Bill. 49,. .
Mr.. BENNETT called up the adjournment resolution
motion to extend to Thursday was lost and the Senate
concurred in the resolution.
The Catholic Corporations Bill was taken up by the cast
ing vote of the Governor.
debate ensucd motion to lay 1t on the table was
lnsth by o
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Failure of a Paper House,

SPRINGFIELD, Monday, April II, 1853.
Messrs ID & j. Ames, the large and well known paper
makers of this city have failed for large amount They
have long been i'll embarrassed circumstances
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RECONSTRUCTION OF THE CABINET.
SIZE SENATE REcoMvEMHD.

WASHINGTON Monday April H. 1853
sSe President has reconvened the Senate Several
.Ors had left the city, and others had packed up to
~, to day they were, however, aroused from their
lr.bers at midnight by the Sergeant alarms with
.mnons TO meet at IL o'clock to-day A re0rganza-
Ia Of the Cabinet is the occasion.
Il was rumored yesterday that Marcy had resigned
4, Cushing to take the State Department DobbIn
y Attorney Generalship, and Stockton the Navy
e In;eligeneer Of this morning says the citys very
a rumOr is current that of tho Cabinet is
eat take place and from the authority assigned to
sfeport it certainly bears greater degree Of proba-
~ than often belongs TO street gossip.
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Mrs C. n Sinclair lae Forrest was among the passen-
oors for California per steamer Falcon from this port.
The steamer Cherokee for New York via Havana leaves
hor. to IN
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HIHTHHt HSNVVHt
THE HIGHLANDS. Monday.

THE HIGHLANDS, Monday, April IT, l853-P NJ
Two ships and brig bound out at anchor at the spit
Cornng's brig is coming past the Hook Three briggs i'll
the Ofing. No signals. Wind light from the south
oath clp
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rona,s Adyices Mt New-Orieans
Marine RepOrt.

NEWORLEANS, Saturday, April " 1901
The news per the Europa was received here today and
had no effect upon Cotton market.
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THE LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
m. BUCHANAN GOING TO ENGLAND.
OFTHE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Monday, April Il, 1855
Mr. BucHAsAy was nominated and immediately con-
.nsa a. Minister to England 1t is understood that
accepts the Cabinet having been engaged until IL
clock last night urging him to do SO.
Various conflicting rumOrs as to the reconstruction
DE Cabinet have prevailed during the morning, and
cious names have been mentioned.
Marcy has certainly declined.
Several nominations were sent in to the Senate
eAsy.
They remained but short time therein. One o'clock
having arrived, Mr. Atchison returned thanks for the
rifying and complimentary resolution passed. tender
n him the thanks of the Senate for the very able,
Isu6ed and impartial manner in which be has pre-
sdsa
He assured the Senate so long he shall have the
OeOr to continue the presiding officer bis highest am
,op will be to retain the personal regard and conf
lrce of his colleagues.
He then announced the Senate adjourned sine die.
End Of the Senate.
ksiai Dispatch 10 The ~ Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON Monday, April II, 1858.
Buchanan has been confirmed to England, notwlth-
landing Member Of Congress, who is his devoted
fsnd had reported that he had positively refused the
animation The confirmation of an unimportant Post
master in Maryland and the correction of the names
Of an Attorney and Marshal in Alabama, completed the
business of the Senate, which adjourned sine die at
o'clock. QUiS'
Ridiculous Mus. doubtless born I'M the Cabinet. Mr..
Buchanan's Confirmation.
sseaI Disp1ch 10 the NJ Y. Tribune;
WASHINGTON, Monday April IL, 1853
Each Senator here was last night and this morning
requested in writing by the President to continue the
Session OF course they all expected something very
wonderful and important But nothing of except
The appointment of Buchanan. SO after his continuation
The Senate adjourned sine die The general impression
that there has been great trouble somewhere but that
Re soua has blown over or subsidized, to appear here
sAer The trouble no doubt was in the Cabinet.
Marcy and DObbin both say that there neither is nor
IA, been any difficulty in the Cabinet and that the call
,n the Senators be present was made because their
resolution contemplated an adjournment without quo
rm and Mr. Buchanan would not accept the appoint
nent unless regularly confirmed. So the President
wrote to each of the members in order to secure a
ouorum to confirm him. Senators tell this with grave
fees and-then laugh
The best opinion is, that the Cabinet is inharmo-
nous EYE
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s.,,,,g of the steamship United statos for Aspi,
L0la M0nfea.

NEWORLEANS, Friday, April 8, 1855
The steamship United States sailed for Aspnwal today
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NEW ORLEANS, Saturday, April 9, 1858.
Lola Montez here and going TO California next week