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Essshinr for 4 Niger.

We have had come experience in piscatory
exercises, but an officer Of the Customs, named
Casey, beat us all hollow few nights ago. He
understood q secret, known only to experienced
fishermen. Of using the right bait.
It seems that Mr.. Casey was IN command Of q
barge on the river for the purpose Of preventing
or detecting smuggling While outside Of the
shipping, on Sunday night, he thought he heard
some one fall overheard from ship. He i'm
mediately directed his boat to the spot Git was
8 O'Clock in the morning. where he discovered
some bubbles in the water, Putting down his
hand, it came in contact with the short wool on
a negroes head His hold proved Ineffective and
the negro sank. At this moment, Casey {di-
recting his boatmen to hold on to his legs) i'm
mersed himself, and putting his hand way down
in the water, it came in juxta- position with the
nigger's mouth, who bit at it as rabidly as q
catfish would at tie entrails Of turkey bnzzard
By this means he hauled the darkey out, and re-
stored him to life and to his master.
But this is not all. We should fail to dc
justice to the generosity Of the owner, did We
not state the fact that he forthwith, without
any prompting, and merely from the generous
impulses of his own nature, paid Mr.. Casey tn,
sum Of t,oo dollars!
We have advised Casey to put in claim fol
salvage in the United States Court He is en-
titled, we think to at least half the value of th
negro When we saw him last, his finger wa
greatly swollen and heavily bandaged, in conse
auence of the wound
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Strangers and Cifiseass,
BE SURE TO CALL ON
ALFRED NR0E & CO.,

"a Magazine street, corner Of Grsver, 4
B thin Hous every thing done the Square, NO HUM
BUG, Truth " the motto.
LINEN GOODS ALL sHRUNB,
and every Article warranted well made &&459
well largest Stock in the South
always hand in this House.
""@ss COATS FOR SUMMER,
Drap dEe Parametta, silk Warp Alpaca, Black six. Fancy
White Linen Drill Duck, colored Linen Drill and Duck
India seersucker Pongee, Grass Cloth, etc
PANTALooNs FOR SUMMER,
Black Colored Single Med French Drsp d'Ee
Parame Alpaca White Drill Duck, Fancy cooed Linen Drill
Style Check Drill Drill Planters Linen Naukeea
VESTS FOR SUMMER,
Fancy Darssles, Plain Maeles Plain White and
Figured Masee White Linen Duck, Plain md Figured
Drill Brown Drill and Planters Linen, Black Alpaca Bcmba
zine Silk, Satin, ETC.
UNDER GARMENTS FOR SUMMER.
Linen Muslin Shirts eno nue Cotton Came Flannel
Silk Underas and Wrappers e Thread Undershra and
Linen Cotton Drawers Cotton Merno, Cashmere Linen
Hos of all kinda Cravats andkef
chiefs Stocks, etc. Also superior assortment OF
BOYS CLOTHING
Of tho hes. quality. Aso
yULCANlzED INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
oeaus which will be sold the
lowest price for caah.
ONE PRICE FOR GooDs--No DEVIATION.
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.,
my9s ap7t 81 Magazine street. of Camp,
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The Regeneration Of Poland.

The Polish Central Democra ATTIC Committee at
London has prepared an address to the Presi-
iient and people Of the United States. upon the
present condition and future prospects Of Po.
land which III q master piece of keen analyz
lion cf circumstances as they exist, or are
assumed to exist, and Of eloquent appeal.
Promising, Ii the start, that the Government
Of the United States is preparing to actively in
huence tho political destinies of Europe; and,
looking for ward to q period whenit will actually
control those destiniss, the paper declares its
main object to be to furnish information which
will be found Indispensable in forming o basis
s0f successful action. It describes Poland at.
the present moment ripe for insurreotion against
people and her noble class, so long separated by
distinctions of interests and Of habits, are now
united in spirit and purpose; that Poland
counts already upon the moral force Of our
sympathy with political liberty in Europe, and
waits only for manifestation in more mate
rial form to 6 enter the lists and re-conquer
tho existcnce which the monarchies refuse
her.,
The power Of Russia TO quell revolt in any of
her donainions, Ia generally looked upon as ON,
niputent, more especially in Poland, where
tiespotism watches with jealous eye, ready
e plunge the sword into the bosom of her fallen
vactim at the first sigsi IF rekindling life And
what makes the condition Of this unfortunate
4 country more hopeless, is the fact that in the.
present great struggle the allied powers dare
not, It they would, wrest her from her Cypress
4 orss aa they would thereby array against their
cause the two great European powers who aided
IN her overthrow and shared in the spoils Of her
eismembe rment. In fact, Louis Napoleon has
given assurances to Austria and Prussia of his
aid against any revolutionary attempts, on CON
dition of their neutrality The Committee, how
ever, from which this paper emanates, while ad.
hitting this state of things, and recognizing ia
Importance, treats it lightly, and affects to be-
hsye that it will be no bar to the rising Of
Poland nor 70 a general revolution throughout
Europe which will overturn and destroy the
present dynasties and institute an entirely new
order of things. = boldly predicts that an in
surrectson y on the point Of bursting out in
Poland, which will become a irebrand of reyo.
luton for Hungary and Italy that then the
populations Of Germany Dresden, Vienna.
& Berlin, Hesse and Schleswig rise in re-.
bellisn; and that The people Of France, losing
confidence in their Government and perceiying
the erfors it had committed, will return To the
Republic, and bringing to their aid the expe,
Tieneeof 1913 and the succeeding events, viii
this tine meet with complete success. Certainly
{ since the fall and partition Of Poland no tim
has occurred SO propitious for revolt and s
iikelyto produce il IS the present Not tina
Her down -trulaeu people aad BUNDLED noble
sinaa uaslsa sia NAtskiss iss tAs hour /
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ID tbr Southern Iinr..

this morning. anu tne n. y. WAru w IL ociock.
ssp tbt ssatbfru Iins.
LOSS OF THE SHIP ORIENTAL.
Z New York, May %. Private letters received
10 this city BY the steamer America state that
the clipper ship Oriental was lost on the coast
Of China, the cargo and ship being valued at
81 100000.
MOBILE COTTON MARKET.
MOBILE, May so.-The sales Of Cotton yestsr-
day reached 1900 bales, and prices are slightly
easier.
THE EASTERN MAIL.
MOBILE. May S0.--The Eastern mail has ar
rived, bringing dates from New York to the
evening Of the Oath inst.
PASSAGE OF THE NEBRASKA BILL.
WASHINGTON. May 26.-The Senate has passed
the Nebraska bill, as amended by the House, by
q. vote of 35 to 10.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMERS THE REVOLU-
TION IN NICARAGUA.
NEW York, May 26.The revolutionary party
in Nicaragua, according to adyices by the North
ern Light, which arrived yesterday, is led by
Senior Castillan The American Minister es-
capped from San Juan and came passenger on the
Northern Light.
The earthquake at San Salvador destroyed
"a 100000 worth Of property.
The Northern Light brings 81 SOC. 900 in gold,
and the Illinois, which arrived to day, brings
500, 900.
THE RESURRECTION IN NEW GRANADA.
NEW YORK, May 26.--By the steamer Illinois
we have news that the Governor of Carthagena
had declared in favor of Herrera. A battle
between the forces Of Herrera and Mello was
expected soon.
THE PRESBYTERIANS AND SLAVERY
PHILADELPHIA, May 26.--The Presbyterian
Assembly in this city have declined to take any
action on the memorials referring to slavary.
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&c m N aaleat*A.

.Nessfs Editors Can you Inform the public
when the Commissioners who We're indicted foi
receiving illegal votes at the Seventh Precinct
on the 9th Marcn last, are 70 DO tried, or if il
be the intention of the Attarnss General or
District Attorney to try them az ALL There
are those who think the case Of sufficient import
ance to the public to require q prompt trial,
especially as one of them, John Sullivan, is re
tanned as keeper Of the workhonse. Whereas,
if the charge on which he is indicted should be
sustained, be would be under the necessity Of
removing to Baton Rouge Q IN A CORNER
Considering the fact that at present there are
about six hundred cases on tho docket of the
First District Court. and TINT The business il
increasing faster than it is disposed Of. the tins
when any Particular esss Faay come up i ssshs,
! saaeassas.
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I'll Rare Chance


FOR GREAT BARGAINS IN
SHIRTS AND GENTLEMEN'S GOODS, /.
OF ALL KINDS. N
tS SELLING OFF LESS THAN COST al ~
STORE TO RENT AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.
ts The sasscrbors reinauang he Retail Branch q
their business continuing the WHOLESALE only are nos
closing out
THEIR ENTIRE RETAIL STOCK ATAeREAT SACRIFICE. 4
ERr READ THE PRICES ~
CALL AND GE5FoR YoURsELVEs.
good article SHIRTS Bosomu colisrs ete for
each. 3 s4ss Y
6ae article Of LINEN SHIRTS for u 80 Half pas
which are fully equal usually sold for % hslf dosea
LINEN SHIRTS, for - each. 8
FANCY CALICO SHIRTS, from 50 cents 10 " 80.
& SILK uNDERsHIRTs, from IS cauts to as.
COTTON UNDERsfIRTs, from Sossns TO a.
SILK CRAyATS, from 30 CENTS 10 ". Il
DRAWERS knassk Cotton, Wool Msrino md Drill from
50 os5 per pair
Having by far the largest best selected stock Of
FINE FRESH GOODS
ever offered in the city oans purchasers will be vel paid
by calling.
Every article fully represented the money
refunded
All Goods ne sold by the frs, of jane will be
SOLD AT AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
Now Ia ns 10 get Choice Of She Great Bargains. at
DANIEL GeRREN & CO.'S
n,-o o,,o,aos n CU4RTRES STREET. =
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels. 49,,
May so.

ST CHARLEs-Mr and Mrs Montgomery, Geo Austin,
Miss; /. Gaines, Orleans; NJ Irwin, Miss Irwin,
Mobile.
eITY-sam Hinton, Jas Willie and lady, Gregory.
Texas j Moses, j Garcia. Mexico; q isher, Ohio
W Baiif. Enoch Everett, N o DR. Moses, IA;
Brandon, N Y NJ w Stuart, A Williams, La DR. Mass
myll, Ark.
AROADE-C Moore, j Warren, W B Corker, j Nj
Miller. D W Miller, Miss T Vaughn, Deord, John h
B Leymond, W Blanchard, Ala Campbell, Texas.
ST. LoUIS-W L Gardner, Ala; Osgood r r
Harriet, lady and three children La.
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.8eso .gerseu ZSmc Paints.
NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY,

EB The Subscribers have now on hsa win eonsaly
supplied mandatory Of Zinc Palau
made by the celebrated
NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY,
which they The accommodating te
The SNOW WHITE universally eknowedgedto superior
lead in Uish 5aaey and durability either inside oat
aide will much surface than equal weight n
lead thus rendering Ii economical WHILE bspg free from Al
poisonous substances the heath recommend ss
every all familiar with the deleterola quality OF paint
featured iroe1 lead. a4. WI
The BROWN ZINC Possesses peculiar protective Adhesive
faeea The STONE COLOR possesses similar properties
Brown, but tbs color Is better adapted painting ol dng
pots bridges Tbs Company thu Paints manaacust
By them bs aad to keep fresh son. for any reasonable
time, in any climate 10 b. used precisely like white Lead
TT Ground OIL kegs IS, 100 bs hna h
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NEWS OF THE CIT Y.

FATAL FoLLY.--A sailor named Thomas
Averill was instantly killed yesterday by falling
from the second story window Of q boarding
house at No. 81 Front Leyee street, while at
tempting to descend to the pavement by the
gutter-pipe. 1t seems that question of prowsss
in the matter Of feats Of agility and daring
had arisen between himself and number Of his
shipmates in an upper room, when he for wager
or through bravado undertook the difficult feat
above mentioned and forfeited his life by the
failure. An inquest was held upon the body
and verdict rendered that he came to his
death from general conclusion caused by the
fall Deceased was an Englshman. and about
45 years Of age.
\ An inquest was also held yesterday upon the
body of an unknown white man found dead in
the river opposite st. Louis street. Verdict,
&c Drowned. I" Deceased was about IS years Of
age, 5 feet 8 inches in stature; had on blue cot
tonade pants, white cotton and blue check shirts,
and brogan shoes.
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entirely article tbs Creme 10 Don1y Of other brands
L NOW LANDING OF the above and ether banda
quarts pn will receive, the Of few days. assu
further supply.
Wine decidedly superior to other Champagne imp
markell well tuown all Win have tried
Fills Brand CREME DE BoUzY or FLEuR sLERy
E- hand, my ususl assortment u the best WINES
LIQUORS Market which viii be acid reasonable
any other house in the city.
ani9 sEWELL IT, TAYLOR, No. is Royal street.
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architectural and Engineers,
ag- BOOKS, -ya@
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Desgus coagep FARM Houses and Villas win sss urA
tons. -
LoupoNs ENCYCLOPEDIA OF COTTAGE, FARM AND VII
LA ARCHITECTURE AND FuRNITuRE-With oyer 1000
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GARDENING-wth nuatrrtona
snip BIJILpINa TREATISE ON MARINE AND NAVAL AR "A
observation-disclosures with 30 Ehgrayings-by John w.
Griffith Marine aud Naval Architect
THE NAVAL DRY DOCKS OF THE UNITED sTAIEs- IN ~ K
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cHITEcTURE- Each work SOFA sepaIatay.
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GILLEsPlE,s MANUAL Of ROAD MAKING.
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CANCERS cuREp.-Dr. Frazee has the honor

pnbo prepared all Of This fatal
daasei and he will GUARANTEE A CURE IN EVERY CASE,
except vital be seriously affected Even them
may Those afflicted with Gancerous
affections are invited visit tatons and advice free.
As an evidence sincerity his confidence his
treatment every Of Capcer
nted charge until the patient cured. Patients
cured without pain knife Twenty Dollars by
mail will secure package the CANCER SPECIFIC, with full
directions for use. Address DE-. FRAzEE,
apil apply 0fiee. IS ST. Charles street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. MIR. q B. Steel has laid
upon our table the June number of Harper's
Magazine. From glance at the table Of con-
tents, we presume it to be more than usually
interesting The only drawback upon the work
is the eternal prolongation Of Abbots fulsome
enlogiums upon Napoleon, which have Disguised.
the greatest admirers Of that Incompatible
genius, and met with, we believe, the almost
universal reprobation Of the Press Of our
country.
We invite attention to the advertisement of
Mr. Steel, from which 1t will be seen that he has
received the Seventh Census Of the United States
"a work which commends itself to the attention
Of every business man.
Also, Progress Of the United States-being q
statistical view extending from 1890 to 1850, by
J, D. B. De Bow, Superintendent of the Census.
Mr.. J. q Morgan, Exchange Place, has laid
upon our table work just publishedb by Harper
~ Brothers, of New York, entitled the Dodd
Family -a6road, by Charles Lever. This publ
cation consists Of series of letters, written by
members Of the Dodd family, while on o tour
through the eastern continent to their friends
st home Qreland); and from the casual glance
we have given them. should judge the book will
bear out the great reputation Of the author.
Mr. M. has also sent us a copy Of Hagpe,'s
Magazine for June, which abounds az usual in
rich and interesting matter.
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New ORLrANs FEMALE CoLlnGIATE INSTITUTE
We have received a polite note from Doctor
and Mrs. McCauiey, inviting US to attend at Odd
Fellows Hall this evening, when prizes will be
distributed according to merit, addresses de
livered, and delicious music discouraed
We shall certainly do ourselves the pleasure
of complying with the invitation,
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There are 100 churches in Boston, % of
which are Congregational Unitarian and IA
Congregational Trinitarian. &c Congregation
al . does not refer to religious opinions, but to
forms of church government. Congregational
lists are those, whatever may be their religious
opinions, who, as Buck in his Theological Die
tionary defines them, ssreject all church gov
eminent except that of single congregation
under the direction of one pastor, with their
elders, assistants or managers"
This last reminds US of an anecdote of the
celebrated Knickerbocker, (ss mine uncle the
Congressman when in Congress under the
administration of Madison.
Being at the Presidents levee one night, Mrs.
Madison, wishing to get some sport out of him,
honored him with an intimate conversation
Among other questions she asked him to what
religious denomination he belonged. Dutch
Reformed" was the prompt reply. "What is
the difference between the Dutch Reformed and
the Presbyterian ehurohes?" inquired his mex
orab1e hostess. 1.-THE difference is only in the
government of the churches.1 'sWell," said
Knickerbocker, 81 don't know, unless it is that
one sings long metre and t'other short"
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Burke was once at an entertainment where
the lady of the house, for some reason, became
miffed with him. and remarked to . bystander,
that she {. didn't care three skips of louise for
him. On the fact being made known to Burke,
he took out his pencil and wrote the following
model epigran
g Alady has told me- and in her own house,
That she does care for three skps Of louise
forgive the d ar creature for what she has said,
For woman will talk of what rams IN her deGdt''
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.yEetEictti HaE,1rgnfffaa,.

~ DE-. EDW. JENNER COKE having succeeded by Medal
Inhalation in affecting Cure after the failure of all remedies tried
the most eansn physltian Of Philadelphia Paris
twenty directed his attention TO the process cu
1t confidently asserted TINT by of Tnhalaon and h
Indispensable aduvau Of tonic hygiene ehnac
very of Diseases Of the Lungs Throat
inenrable will be found amenabe to this healing art.
a Every information cheery given by applying % Gang
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The body of DIR. Dickerson, who was drowned
in Thompson's Creek, at Jackson, La, about
sixteen months ago, was found by some negroes
on the 21st inst, nine miles below that place.
The body was buried under the sand in the bed
of the creek. His clothes were on him, together
with his pistol and money.
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II. ne. Steel,
PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER s. sTATI0NER,
Oh CAMP sTREET.-9a Osb
sg- ALWAYS ON HAND. A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
LAW English French) MEDICAL SCIENTIFIC AND SCHOOL
BOOKS, CLASSICAL AND LITERARY WORKS, CHEAP PUB
LEGATIONS. ETC.
sE STATIONERY, DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN.
ar BLANK BOOKS AND CARDS OF every description.
az PRINTING AND BooK-BINDNe executed with peatnes
and Dispatch
tsr AGENT FOR j. r. WHITES PRINTING TYPES, ETC,
AND HOE d CO.'S CELEBRATED PRINTING PRESSES.
my7i slap itw
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Summer. Clothing.

Summer Clothing.
f. STRIN G Err & co.,
No. So Camp street.
az Invite attention to their superior assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
large variety WOODEN GOODS, adapted
FIR ENCH MERINo, ALPACA, LINEN pUGK,==-
FRoCK AND OFFICE COATS, SAC COATS.
Meno, Drap DOR White Figured Drill and Linen Duck
PANTS
Rich Figured Silk Marseies VESTS of tho latest styles
FURNISHING GOODS
New style CRAvATs NECK TIES. HALF HOSE, Ere, Fro.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
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RuPTUREs CuRED.-Sherman's Curative Pa
tent Rupture Remedy relief and comfort and certain
guarantee Ruptures To ht apply
the propretors establishment ST. Charles street. aud inquire for
For further PARTICULARS advertisement third
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A country girl. writing to her friends, says of
the polka, that the dancing does not amount to
much, but the hugging is heavenly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-31
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