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n. '1SSi HANDhA.
Barh arthur, spchr, ier NAniz, &C Bogert AGO
BARK John Albert, Whitney, for Msanras CT Meeker
ARRIVED.
snip kossnth Percy 20 days from New York msstsrit dist
fores Monarch Brewer from Liverpool 18Th Jan,
Bark a Chaplin Buck aad Feb TO maser-sd dist
Bark NsihanIel ooi Point
os inbo BUNKER 10 days from Maanza chas Beleher deo
g Coer, Morton, days Matanx Belchsr
ltlr q A.Al
Sch Jenny Lind sesEr Pensacola mastsrBasin
5chr Nise Perry. itonP ensnrola master-Ban
ship itb Hooper, Chu', 30 days from Glasgow, Iynson
lE district
Ship Calees1, ni r ays Antwerp, Whitney &oo-
81 distriat
swelisL ship Nordeu Numa days Lgborn
Cd dislct
sGhr souihener, Snow. days from Pensacola
Steamboats,
w Downs, Clark, from j rgsrson,
Grand Tower, yore, from 81 Louis
iiels Donna, Morrison, from Wiliamaport
NJ Rel, Hall, from Rayou Macon.
Rosa, Meyner, from Aateras.
Red River Dorny, from Washington
Southern Bella, White, from vnksbug.
- Louis, Taylor, from LOUIS.
Mary Foley Dalieres, kom l4sfourche.
lowtat I-a, Brown from the
sp Crows bark Mayfovcr sehr Norh Up
Towi Panther, LPlar ron down and ses
l9 inst ship John Crrier, Lark Achilles b. Mary Elizabeth,
ana scht I'd Dorsybro shs Hooper and Forest Mon
arch, schr q Aine.
TowboAt Olivia WhiteInore from the down sp
Dyer bark William Elizabeth, aud Wbeser--tro .sn up
ships Calender, y rlrn, and bark tar9re.
IoWbost soio tue PassesweR5 d3Sa ught-brought
Up Dark T. II ChArn brigs Rainbow Cr1cus.
Towboat strsek Smith, down and 10
t5th Meteor, Mathews,
and Nina sheinero't chip Kosuth and bark Hooper.
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HH- For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT Court.
GEORGE W CHRSTY Ia candidate JUDGE
sHIP OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
the Court which succeed under the
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H5i- H. b. EGGLEsToN is a candidate for
JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
LEANS. nlha
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nS- Eds. Crescent Please announce THos
H. LEWIS Of CIoa.as, candidate SUPREME JUDGE FOR
THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
mhle AWt.e THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
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%Ss-We are authorized to announce JAMES
DUNLAP candidate for UDGE ofbe FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
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~ We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES A. LABUZAN Candidate for CLERK the
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the changed
NH
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GLAsGow-Pe ship Robt Hooper: tons pig iron Robbs
do Nose Bolll6 railroad oH orderIis cks ale aod
Moody ouman5 baes cloth &co-a cask
mdse Gass &cO.
ANTWERP--Per ship Robt Hooper; Assorted ndss
iEGHoRN-per ship Norden Lot marble 70 order.
FESSACOLA-Per shr Nsiter bales A do
deersk1ns 800 hides bbs $1,000 It lumber
INV fORK-Per ship Ko.anth Assorted mise.
LNERP5OlPer ship Monarch: Cargo salt
EteerAge passengers. w.
RnSTON-rer bark Caroline: Assorted mdse.
bxt do II hhds eisiern bottoms B.lcb.r Acc. - - "
MaIANIAS-Per brig RnnLow 1888 bh q
MATANZAS-Per brig Crocu; Lot E.eh.r Igo
NSACOLA-Pr hr Dora; lumber IA 600 lats Poav
Nrhoil dco. t''e''
Policy, kcholl dco. ' 'V'OV' ''NS
PENSACOLA-Per ana
P0Oey, Niehol 6eo. ~ ''''V NHs
ANIWEkP-Per ship Calender pkgs Buiieeke Aeo
90 DAfon- do Roman
Stalnsr 0z mdsc RschereGu
II NJ Henel2 cks do Beleher dco-25 VrsIsp
burga &eo-l0 cks gin MdeginE-3 pkgs 70 ORDER
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IN Flrst Dlstrict-
kENTuCKYPer Tutans boSt; 10000 lbs pork 500 kegs lard
Cowan Dykers &co.
ooPsr cOea'p beat: 1850 bbls sturs, Adam. Geo.
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EJ~ FIRST DISTRICT COURT present myself
candidate for Judge the wOeas
the voters Of the parish Of Orleans JOHN LARUE.
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NFs~ WILLIAM p. BEpLoCK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT may organized
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D1s Inc steamer WIN. NOBLE, j. NJ. New
comb maer having unavodaby detained will GIN
CINNATI and intermediate landings THIS MORNING O'Clock
mhls McDov' II ~ J3, BELL. n Poydlap alIg...
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~ The ship New zeal ,NDER, Capt. Wiik;n-
Liverpool ready discharge cargo a. First
District Consgnees requested take outthe perm
the receipt their goods the Levee goods permitted
within five days will be to the Cusomhonse stores.
Rank
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Nss- Messrs. Editors Please announce me as
candidate CLERK THE THIRD COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS. FRANCIS MOUNEY. mhS
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Rds~ For DIS1I.ICT ATToRNEY.-We are re-
aueed BIS many W. Roberts announce him
candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS,
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COUNTING authorised GEORGE
candidate for thu THE SUPREME
COURT FOR THE SECOND DISTRICT composed that portion Of
The city shove julia the the
fshes Of Jefferson ST. John the Baptist Charles
son Assumption Laourehe INTERIOR Tsrsbonne West
ind lberville. vOX POPULI eS
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MS- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS a candidate for reelection.
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GS- JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate for
CLERK THE FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
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ass- For ASSOCIATE JupGE oE THE SUPREME

JEsB TUX HSSUCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
TAYLOR candidate for the office o. ASSOCIATE
JUSTICE OF FILE SGPREaE COURT OF THE
lana the election to be holden the frat Monday OF April
The Second District comprised that Of
the middle Of Julia the
Charles ST. John Baptist ST. James, Ascension Assumption Iurche
Teebonne, West Baton Rouge aud ibevile.
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Liverpool ready discharge onsgnees requested
take out their PERMITS and their the
yse and all goods not permitted within five days will be the
public
30 cousnee Of IS Earihenware, marked c.
moa1 So l05 will please make himself the
signed. CHENEY * LOWELL. ll6 street. mil
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zsE~ THOMAS c. POOLE is candidate fol
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mbs I'd
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mr. For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-HENRY ST.
PAUL is a candidate for the Office felTte
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lS~ For CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
We SAMUEL RISK
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT whatever Court tie
may be changed to. fels
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ls- Editors of the Crescent Please an
WILLIAM J. CASTELL candidate the
OF TIE THIRD DISTRICT COURT Or NEW oRLEASs mAl4
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY,
THURSDAY EVENING March II, 1853.
Arrived to-day l5 Beeve 1877 Hogs, Cows and lot Veal
Cattle There Sheep ample supply of stock
Offering;
PRICES
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E3~ p. NJ. BERTIN, for the past fourteen
Clerk Probate Of the
Court candidate for the CLERRslP Of the said SECOND
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the may be changed
NH
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GREAT BARGAINS. - s. PHILLIPS. of
" CHEAP STORE NoToRETY, Nsyades street,
Horse Station First District and Rousseau
street. Fourth District being Of retiring
large and well assorted stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT COST.
The attention Of the Ladies' particularly called
FLouNcED BARkGEs five hundred dresses the
style and coors varying from % to $40
10000 en thousand yards fine JACoNETs, fast colors
yard and upwards.
10000 y olsaud) PRINTS, being selection
patterns and cslors.
yard.
10 pieces supOrine SILK DAMASKS, for curtains
loo extra fine LACE EMBROIDERED CURTAINS.
50 BLACK SILK for
go brocadsd SILK DRESSES from $50 slO0, variety
FINE GOODS too numerous to mention in ivesement.
GENTLEMEN TAKE NOTICE.
Just received direct from France
400 embroidered SHIRTS from 90 TO Sl6
alare plain LINEN SHIRTS prices
mh7 ly
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ADJUSTMENTS.
n. CHARLES THEATRE-Manacers

ct. CHARLES THEATRE-Managers,
- LUDLOW SMITH. Dr. clrs Farqs.,i. q rnis ~,
. cent; Gallery IS tsnts Doo,s epsn ., eseh
"; iS{1 bt ySrS =; " +
py q lows sAcRffE Ms,s E" ~ We Ss rad the
SsSS5 = S T. Tss,
" To-fnsrow evening. Miss jail. Dan ~ BEATRICE.
DLACIDES VARIETIES, Gravier street
BsTss y cent. cotsd Boz: 50 cents Gallery Is
clIAKL ERIE Philip Mr. g HI Asd.x NJ HOLLAND s s.'ra.s
"; fssas D'Ds si ss. pg
Te ss osaa Hqy q TIE d 5es b M
Z " IS SATURDAY, Complementary SIR VIM Doy.
ORLEANS THEATRE-Saturday Evening,
Msh will Z son'd BE sf..ia srssd opsT. e
H -, hsts, q n IL and Mas w.sSss1
II rs%s a% :, ss.rsr % ooei '
MN'hASsaaiSS. as ] Ss;s.s .s:rrA
will Civ: -fi s 5a sGs'rsTs
and GRAND DAY 9ss Il Il sS :. u I; .. s.v
commencing % ThuRsb$Y sTfGf HALL
alm. rsspss, csoesrt Room il unsurpassed, Il
y fiets 50 esata Children hs pr. Gallery cents
q TG5 fall and Interesting particulars see .@. sl'
EREAT SOUTHERN MUSEUM
VI Open EVERY DAY from O'Clock until II o'clock, has
s q e si s '1G d.
TIE s9IRg y M.elqyEs OF PROFESSOR JocKo.
THE GREAT GRIZZLY BEAR, GENERAL JACKSON,
THE THE IR S SEA 81 MoSsff THE zEueropoy
eB- Admiitanee SO cents. nhiI
GALLERY OF WAX STATUES AT CON-
~ MERChL HALL corner of 81, Charlie. and Psrdiio streets
EVENING Card, of admission so children and half
sS ss Tsss
GEN. LEWIS CASS, NAL. GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT.
SSS BxNikI WESsSE ipsi4 Sb
h b bST % .. M spMne slR Ped
Washington, Reception by the
PsoR 5S B standing by his %
GaILD Io %IH THO HEt3s , and /. M3IHER
o \ e h I'll. psass fsss . s.s
oSs. sss ely s Broad
Sas ss s
''''' It AMERICAN All isis GIANT GIRL '''''
In addition the above the AMERICAN GIANT GIRL, the
arm, r. weighing 81 sasy
s: her '''''
mountain ast. tangible vitality. A4s'
nAN RICE'S HIPPODROME- DAN RICE
" & 70
in the United States, has
OPENED THE AMPHITHEATRE
on ST. CHARLES STREET the season.
The days Of Chvary revived the grand and posipg
SCENES OF THE TOURNAMENT
produced at establishment which, together with the
BRILLIANT FEATs OF EQUESTRIANIsM,
the celebrated
MANAGE ACT BY MRS. RICE,
the originality and drollery Of
DAN RICE,
an. and Rss:. s ei
make this Of The RSss q sRIssf9 the South
Il Admission Circle, esni Pr. = janis
MFRS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, 80
lyl gives Lessons ON THE PLANO AND GUITAR .. r<a
residence So Constance and also No. 221
Terms-sS month twelve les W~
son az LECTURES Constance week, gratis
fel0 ly<
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ES~ Messrs Editors: Please announe WIN
A. MOTT a candidate CLERK THE FIFTH DISTRIC
mhl
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FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

CFaog OF THE DAILY CRyscgrT,
Friday Morning, March 10, 1858. J
~ CLEARED YESTERDAY.
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s- J. G. PoINDExTER, Superintendent Of
English Delivery the City Posce, candidate for CLERK
OF THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mig tea
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NJ For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-B. S. Japan
/, candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY. mhlsie .
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M3- We are authorized to announce Messrs
L. j. HARRIS v. HERMANN candidates represent the
FIRST WARD Of the SECOND DISTRICT in the BOARD OF AssS
TANT ALDERMEN. mills
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NS- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-We are au-
p Fl. o'SE Attorney
candidate the DISTRICT ATTORNEY
which the pa Of Orleans situated either
other denomination which the Legislature may call it,
fel te
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OF NINE. AD0LPHE.-T

nEPARTURE OF NINE. ADOLPHE.-The
original, unsurpassed justly ADOLPE
the universally acknowledged greatest SYMPATHsT the wsrd
the lady who created through her marvellous
the predictions
excitement England pp
Victaria
costly Diamond Breach, and Daniel Webster with Jeweled
Ring 10 now VISITORS for only
Western veranda Hotel Tchoupouss and
prvate Julia 6h Tchou
pouas street, whom she will inform ali about the PAST PRESENT
they married when what lady
they will get; business Of description
impossible her she
highly with nnumefao
certificates acknowledged extraordinary and skill that
cudes all superstition probability deception mposaon a. many
others practice.
Q what time they occupy nov71Ef
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TAKEN UP--THREE CATTLE

YNAKEN UP--THREE CATTLE.
IL A BLACK STEER with par. of right UWAA2
cropped, and a alp OF the under part Of the lsis
:; the each horl has been Of U-~0
BROWN STEER marked the above, e1ce
Of the horns, which whole
white.
above cattle in possession Rora between
TehoupoGas and New Levee The viii call
mhii Si+ MICHAEL MUNDY.
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SUNDRIES-
HAVANA CIGARS-A lot CT Regsas worth Sl9
All be thousand twelve credit
UNDERWooDS SMALL PCKLEs-l5 bbs in ORDER put
up or hotels and restsuisnts
FAMILY MESS BEEF-A few quarter barrels. For sale
mills -. WINSTON, 901g Grayisr street,
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NsJ- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CouRT.-GEoRGE WARRINGTON LEwIs, present Minute
of tile Filth District Court Newf-an which he
filed for the last years offers nsef candidate for
CLERKSlP said
De changed to. fell I'd
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N5~ WIN l.. CUSHING will be supported for
ASSISTANT ALDERMAN, from the THIRD WARD, by
mills MANY FRIENDS.
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re- MATTHEW MARTIN is candidate to
represent the FIRST WARD FIRST DISTRICT the BOARD OF
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. mhli
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nR. LEWIS'S PREPARED FLOUR-The
IL undersigned prepared furnish the above Flour
desired quantity for family steamboats, vessels for
Propeo Hotels will find this q very desirable article every
branch of cooking where Flour used peculiarly prepared with
baking No adueraton Whatever used in it, preparation
~ For particulars bill on barr, Ia packages.
The great property Of this Flour that he shipped
retain purity It has been known
free from insects for eighteen months
mhs II |. CHANDLER, SO Fulton stree.
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MAHOGANY, Etc, Etc.-Just receivei-S6
order, by HENRY T. SHERMAN,
t in all kinds FANCY WOOD and LUMBER SPRUtE
AND YELLOW PINE SPARS, TEN PINS AND BALLS, NCY
MoULDINGS, NEWELLs AND BALUsTERs ETC., etc. y
mbi2 5tltW Office IS st. Joseph the Leyee.
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MFRS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, 49,.
lX gives Lessons ON THE PLANO AND GUITAR a &Fe@dd
her residence, No.
street sB Terms-sS month or twelve les
Constance
fel0 ly<
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mr. We are authorized to announce G.
WHEAT Candidate for Clerk of the Sixth District Court. mh7
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NH- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
ooGaWe Are @ho.issd 70 announce sTAys sGgMipI p
Tie FIhsT blsTRcr " The vex roPU IS
ag- FoR ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
are r,qaes'sd to ue TaoMAs ~
sUFRhS df ' coHEr ron Sei
lss~ For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
5s l. n os h5iiS' e nsT Sa
sTs P%s s. sss TM P T p bsr IL
The pe. Of Gsr ss s. I en soys g h
AND Rfssrai Hse''''' '@4Y''' :. No. '
MS For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
CoIRTwe authorized r BEATTY, of thu parish
E Of fE
TRICT. " fei2 d.wa
Nae- For ASSOCIATES JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
60 II. . S S Of Tg gG
FROM THE FIRST DISTRICT composed o. the parishes Plague
street, " IanJI
I8- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
G y AocrE Jusre y HH eSass dS 9G
Ne drat Monday Of April The composed q Se
and portion Of the city Of New julia st. i4a4! t.
ls- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF TIE SUPREME
f56sEo Tie
The Aos julia ,rss, and hs Nsw c.ns s he
sion ASSUMPTION Laourche INTERIOR Tsebonne West
ind lberviie. vOX P0PULI fes
Ess- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
E n TAH q e, I S.
he sseoa . be holden on he S Monday q April asa
the Second Dst comprised portion
1eans the middle Of Julia and parishes Of
Charles ST. John Baptist, st. James, Ascension, Assumption
INTERIOR Terrebonnc Wcsi Baton Rouge ard beryie
rs Eds. Crescent Please announce THos.
H. LEWIS of oIeoisas, SUPREME JUDGE FOR
THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
mhIs dAwt.s THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Ey~ FIRST DISTRICT COURT present myself
candidate for Judge Of the Firet District wocas
the voters Of the parish Of Orleans JOHN LARUE.
Es- Ed, Crescent: Please announce that
WILLIAM HALL El will DO sur7oi Tor the office Of JUDGE OF
THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT or N w ORLEANS, the
that organized under the Constitution
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THE REPUBLIC.

States to anttcipAts' th@ docfaion Of the Federal
Govsrnment 81 question ~ ~ dslicasa tAture
q the drawing Of : boundary line between that
Territory and foreign Sete, This il pushing
the doctrine of 'progress' 'nenifest destipy and
snatural xpansion.' to pa1pably absurd and IN :.
Just extreme Territorial rghts' will place State
rights in complete obscurity.' r6 isS5s1
Geographic despatch from New Orleans of the
26th instant furnishes the following further ntei-
gence in regard to thismatter;s
"Misrd Farwell. bearer of dispatches from
the United States Legation at Mexico, arrived on
the steamer Texas, reports that on the 9th an ex.
press arrived at the city of Mexico bringing news
OF the occupation of Mescada Valley. in Chihua-
hua, by the Governor of New Mexico. This intel
ligence created great surprise, and the determine
ton was expressed to drive out the Americans at
the point of the bayonet. An armed force was
ordered to proceed to Chihuahua to reinforce the
Mexican general, and assist in expelling General
Lane A delegation of the Mexican authorities
waited upon Judge Conkling, and made solemn
protest against the whole proceeding. The utmost
excitement prevailed amongst all classes; and the
reply OF Governor Freas to Lanes proclamation
was regarded a most unusual and powerful
vindication of the rights of Mexico"
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PROFESSIONAL CARD,

nR. HUNTER, member of the Royal College of
~ Surgeons, London, and late pupil in The Hos
pital for Consumption, London, &c, willbe absent
from Washington on professional business in New
York, Albany. and Troy from the evening OF
Saturday. May lat, until 18th June
During the present week he may be consulted ae
heretofore in Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Sore Throat. and affections of the Heart at his
rooms, Pennsylvania avenue, Immediately oppo.
site Iron Hall.
The treatment pursued in addition to the usual
administration of remedies, is that of inhaling
medical vapor, either from suitable instrument or
by filling chamber in the patients house, or by
the employment of both those means as the circuu
stances OF the case may require.
The peculiar advantages of inhalation in diseases
of the lungs &C., are, that the remedy is applied
directly to the membrane diseased that it does not
interfere with the exercise the ordinary business
OF the patent that the most feeble invalid NAV
1t without an unpleasant symptoms; and lastly and
principally, that it has been attended with the most
encouraging success.
Dr. HUNTER is assisted by DIR. WELLESLEY
hours from a. m to p. M April 27-3tr
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From San Juan de Nicaragua.

The latest dates to the 18th instant. Since
the departure of the Promotions from San Juan,
the people OF that town have Conteuted themselves
by doing nothing in the way of intermeddling in
the at ,irs of State. number of individuals have
recently left the town, being the parties tho were
engaged in the late affair."
The people OF San Juan, it Is stated, are by no
means 30 much enraged against the transit COM
pany as formerly land the more liberal of them
declare that the town would be benefited by the
absence of the parties who attacked the company's
buildings. The company have now completely
established their chain Of boats on the river San
Juan. The new steamer Ellen L. Hunt was added
to the line the 14th instant. She made trial
trip round the harbor, and her movements were
very satisfactory. While passing the sloop of war
Cyane, those on board gave three hearty cheers,
which were returned with good will by those on
board that vessel.
The United States ship Cyane still lies in port;
her officers and crew all well. The report of an
engagement between her and British sloop of
is totally unfounded, for the ship lies at her
mooring. Her Britannia Majesty's steamer Gey-
ser has been in port twice recently, and it was
supposed she would sustain the Cyane in her
movements against the authorities of Greytown n,
and protect Point Arenas from their or any other
incursions, so that the matter may be looked upon
finally settled. There has evidently been
great deal of underhand work between the British
commodore and the representative OF her majesty
at Washington, as that parsonage, acting under
secret orders from his government, resolved not to
act on the Champion dispatches sent to him. at the
same uIne tnat OtneIs OF tue same teuOI anu oate
forwarded by the late Danal Webster to
Commodore Parker, both having for their object
the protection by vessels of both nations of the Ac
cessory Transit Company, their employees, and
property. The commander Of the English steamer
Geyser came to this determination on the 30th of
March last.
The Prussian Charge des Affaires to the govern
ments of Central America and New Grenada, in
company with General Montenegro, commander
of the Nicaragua forces, visited the Cyane, and
was received by the commander and officers Of
that ship. The party were saluted with eleven
guns, and landed in one of the ships boats. The
people of San Juan held election for city officers
the 18th Instant G.. Martin being re-eect-
ed mayor without opposition, having received all
the votes cast. The British consul had previously
notified the British residents that II they voted at
the election they could not expect any protection
from his government, they would be considered
citizens of Greytown.-Neto York Times