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Arrival of the Texas.
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM MEXICO

The steamship Texas, Capt. r. Place, from
Vera Cruz the sth, iarriyed at this port yester-
day afternoon, bringing two weeks later news.
The intelligence is chiefly confined to the pro
agress of the operations against Alvarez. and
some scattered notices Of the proceedings Of
Count Boulbon and Walker. Those from the
latter, however, are neither later nor exacter
than we before possessed.
On the 10Th Of March, Col. De los Rios, post
ing himself with only seventy men in pass Of
the river Tecomapa, lay in wait for the passage
of Villalva, one of the followers of Alvarez.
The latter fell into the ambush, with about two
hundred cavalry and infantry and was routed
after only a few volleys. They fed without
even waiting to lose man, and took their way
towards Acallon, pursued by De los Rios Vii
lava was beset in his retreat by the inhabitants.
from whom he had expected adhesion, and had
been obliged to take refuge almost alone in OBJ
seure lurking places. His followers had dis
persed
In the meantime, Santa Anna had advanced
| in person towards Alvarez, and had gotten as
| far as Chilpancingo, where he arrived on the
| Both March He was received with general
submission and return to fidelity Of the popula-
ton
| On the Doth, another leader Of the insurrec-
ton, Gordian Guzman, with his son and one
Ramos, were taken prisoners their adherents
| having all passed over to the Government
| The prisoners were about to be proceeded
against under the law against political eonspi-
| rators.
| Besides these measures, the Government was
fitting out at Mazatlan two barks, the Caroline
I and the Guerrero, in order to blockade the port
of Acapulco. Santa Anna had visited at Chill.
pancingo, in his retirement there, the venera.
Bile General Bravo, one Of the few Of their owr
leaders who, through long career, have always
preserved the public respect. ~
The reports are that Alvarez is reduced tt
very narrow bounds, having possession only .
and Coquillo. Heis represented as almost with
out resources Of any sort. His small force i
composed Of only outlaws and forced volunteers
and is DESERVING rapidly avery day. The reyoln
ton, in o word, is considered as on its very las
Elegs.
I The Diario Official publishes letter from
the French Minister Of Marine under date Of til
18th Of February, in which he assures the Mex
lean Government Of all the measures which tina
Iof France can take to prevent such attempts a
the late one Of Count Boulbon, whether by it
own subjects or those Of other nations. H
promises to send, if possible, q French frigate t
4 protect the coast Of California.
i IT is further reported OF Mexico that tn
i French Consular Agents in San Francisco ha
| by their efforts broken up, before it was read
4 to sail, m expedition Of twelve hundred mer
which Bonlbon had organized. 1t would seer
that these adventurers had allowed themselge
to be persuaded to join in an expedition to Quay
/ mas as colonists instead Of invaders
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CgOfHissg.
WELL. MADE GOODS AT UNIFORMLY LOW PRICES.
ALFRED MUNROE 4 CO.,
"a Magazine street. corner Of Gravief,
are now prepared aud customers nssort

FASH ONABLE CLOT HIN G,
FURNISHING GooDs MIG.
UNEQUALED IN THE SOUTH OR NORTH,
ALL TpT8TER CLOTHING SELLING OFF At GREATLY RE
DBCED PRICES
Merchants from the country, who wish to supply themselves
with better made and better st, Clothing than usually be
Wholesale will be dwelt with liheray and nj prices
which viii enable them to make fair profit.
AT RETAIL, NO DEVIATION IN PR1CEs.
following partial only articles suitable for the Season
COATS.
BLACK AND CoIoRED SINGLE MILLED CLOTH FRocksi
BosBAzrNE SAC COATS;
DRAP DETE sAcs, FRocKs AND DRESS COATS;
PARAAETA - IS.
SILK WARP ALPACA sAes AND FRocKs;
INGRAHAM FRoCks;
SILK FRoCK COATS, artcls
FANCY LINEN sAcs AND INsRAHAM FKocks;
WHITE and COLD LINEN DUCK
WHITE and FANCY LINEN DRILL q
INDIA sEERsucKER sAeS and FRoCKs; r.
I" PoNGEE SILK
q GRASS CLOTH "
STRIPED BINGHAM :" :" A.
SUMMER TWEED 1" i"
SILK LINEN " % p"
PANTALooNs 4
BLACK and CoLoRED SINGLE MLLEp cAss. PANTS;
ENGLISH MERINo
FRENCH DRAP D'ETE
BLACK ALPACA
~ SUPER WHITE LINEN DRILL
." DUCK
NEW STYLE CHECK DRILL
SUPER BROWN LINEN DRILL
=" PLANTERS LINEN
PLAIN coLoRED LINEN DRILL
INDIA NANKEEN
FRENCH AND ENGLISH coTToSADE I"
VESTS
FANCY coLoRED srARsET1LEs VESTS, great variety
PLAIN
BUFF
WHITE, PLAIN and FIGURED MARsEHLEs VESTS;
I" SUPER LINEN DUCK
PLAIN coLoRED LINEN DRILL
FANCY FIGURED !"
BROWN DRILL PLANTERS LINEN VESTS;
BLACK ALPACA AND BoniBAzINE
SILK AND SATIN VESTS, made light for Summer
FURNISHING GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
LINEN and MUSLIN SHIRTS, all atzssi
FANCY LINEN MUSLIN SHIRTS;
CHECKED LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS;
FINE WHITE CASHMERE uNDERSHIRTs; 7#
GAuzE MERINo GAU2E COTTON, and GAUzE SILK SHIRTS
Isle THREAD and GAUzE FLANNEL SHIRTS;
SUMMER GOssAMER WRAPPERS; .=.
LINEN aud COTTON DRAWERS;
THIN MERINo
HALF HOSE OF COTTON, MERfgo, CASHMERE, ETC.,
GLOVES, of all kinds !;
SILK, SATIN and MUSLIN CRAyATs, in great variety;
SILK md LINEN HANDKERCHkFS;
sUsPENDERS STOCKS, Etc,
SILK AND GINGHAM UMBRELLAS;
TRAVELLING TRUNKS, YAIlsEs, and CARPET BAGS
vULCANIzED INDIA RUBBER GOODS
full OF all articles manufacturer by the
UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY OF NEW YORK
for which A. NJ. 4 Co., the Agents.
BOYS AND oHTLDREN's CLOTHING
The best of s made Boys Chsna Clothing
Nav Orleans Samples Of Clothing placed in
New York cryatsl Palace for Exhibition cOmpsoa we sr
favored with PRIZE MEDAL for the BEST GOODS
ALFRED MUNR0E & Co,
apfl lp6tditW "a Magazine street, Gfsyier.
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The Comet is paying US another visit. Itmay
be seen in the Northwest, few degrees above
the horizon G
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Mr.. VIM A. Gunton, son Of DR.. Gunton, of
Washington, died in that city on the I'd inst
from the effect of the injuries he recently re-
ceiyed by being thrown from his horse,
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Later from Texas.

.
The steamship Louisiana, Capt. j. Smith, ar
rived from Galveston yesterday, bringing Gal
weston papers of the 9th, and papers from the
interior as late as due The following is list
Of her passengers:
Maj Gen Zachary Taylor Smith, U s A, maj B Bah
bt lady and servants miss Rabbit master Rabbit mrs
Webster Clayton and lady, schwing lady Egsn
DIR Holland and lady Rasdall and servant Hooper
master Hooper Wybera and lady, Hinton Earle Miehand
Hancock, Packard. Quincy VIM Dossat jackson, Her
ron Smith little. Martin Rickes, DR. Anderson, Jno Me-
Elroy.
The reports on the growing crops of Corn,
Cotton and Sugar are favorable.
The crops in Gonzales county, says the In.
quirer, are in amost hourishing condition Corn
is knee high and growing rapidly, and the
planters have commenced scraping Cotton.
We learn from the San Antonio Ledger of the
Both ult that Messrs. Edwards & yron started
from San Antonio on the 9th for California,
with drove of six hundred beef cattle Their
party consisted Of about forty men; among them
were g printers, blacksmiths, wheelrights, citr-
penters, lawyers, doctors and grave-diggers
A court martial is to be held in Austin on the
18th inst, for the purpose of trying ]. Nj.
Steiner, for killing Major Arnold, at Fort Ora
ham, last October Breyet Brigadier General
Vim. s. Harvey, viii preside over the court
which will consist Of thirteen officers.
The 2lst Of April, the anniversary of the
battle of San Jacinto is to be celebrated appro-
priately in the principal towns throughout the
State
The Spring fights in Western Texas have
opened with a great deal Of spirit. The Sar
Antonio Ledger says: A friend informs us that
a serious row occurred, d few days since, at the
ranch Of Manuel Flores, all about one Of mothe,
| Ewes daughters. One man was shot through
| above the crotch, another stabbed in the side
and badly cut on the head, and third had hi,
faoe seriously carved None of them were NOR
/ tally wounded.
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Gen. Edwin Polk, Speaker Of the Senate Of
Tennessee, died OF his residence near Bolivar, in
Hardeman COZ, Tenn, on the 4th inst.
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A boat containing three dead men was found
on the Lake shore, eight miles west Of Michigan
City, on Lake Michigan, recently. They are
supposed to have been fishermen from Milwau-
kee, and died from exposure.
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~. April II,
arrivals at the Principal Hotels.


sT CHARLES :. - II Jones NJ blackwell, Ala !,
Uorscy Ky L J Mathews, Col w Martin. Mics i
M Eiunst. N Marks, N O. A G Singleton, Hawaii,
Ma John Allen, G Allen, P Allen Va w Har-
reck Miss; Il Leonard, Rubio, y CISCO, Mexico
IN. Williams, Texas w Eagan. y w Culver and
isdy s r Green, C Delery and lady, Miss Morgan,
sj;ss 4 w Ferguson, La Il Morgan Cal; DR.
Holine sworth Md
sm rams & ~ Robinson, Ala NJ L Whitloek, n ;
90 NJ NJ 4 copper W Carl. Texas Rev Nieholson
u Mrs. As ,mr, j Thompson, G Anderson, Miss
N; Finsyar q Whitman, La W Miller, Fla
.pc.nE + pain 'us Il Pace, j A Gibey Gills, ]
n Gregory. 4 oencer Albright, " Y Ms y.
" r Downs. 4 O. ndaiek, II stevens u Stewart
Tes: CszyeehaA Tnrpid stevens ss,,'9eI y =
Bridser Davsnppt t. hughes = flu.t., " =
n Ssborne " Holly, N Mays " Spears, =
Gslmare Il q Dayinsor,, u Besk La " nays a : I
Adams, Short KY; J @ raves Z hefshesa 4
kenInakn Tenn. = e,., y, ~, r, nv
yERANpA.. Col spott o. A. smith n 7; y
Wright Ii Ridas {. Hoiiins y = Hssn
perry and lady Miss Mckay, haynes ~
and LADY, II ii Boone, Texas; Wm Lewis anu SERVANT
Ky A Usher, Miss. u. y
CrpY L Horrison j Wright, MaA Kinney r Wi y
Ellerke G Barnsour, 8 @; Russell Ia ~ ai
Ii L Tuilour Ala; Moore, Gal Yen'san' Az w.
Robson Ga: 4 Turka, La; II Harding u. I,.; =.
ford La; s Collins and two children, w u ,ss a
Ala: Hinton Tucker, DIR w Holland and M NJ
Sims, ,sr Anderson. II Wagner and servant 20 ~,
j Todd & r Gettoon, Staples, Jas J Rossier, la As
Bloom, r Parker, La; Blash. Urist, 9lldarf,
Crst.
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House Furnishing Store,
rs and rs CAMP STREET.
E The Subscribers dsi receiving enh additions erSrg
and varied stock, comprised in which
QUEENsWARE, GLASS and CHINA WARE;
BIRMINGHAM WARE;
RICH CHINA VASES and
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE;
PARLoR and HALL LAMPS
and GIRoNDoLES;
RICH TEA TRAYS md WATERS, in sets or single;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE
ESAMEIED aud HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA, PLANIsHED TIN and IAPANSED WARE
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE;
FEATHER DUSTERSs
BRUSHES, Of all kinds;
PAPER HANGINGS and DOOR MATS,
WHITE, CHECK and FANCY MATING;
WINDOW CoRNIcEs CORDS and TAssEIs
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
SPIRIT GAS, or Burning Fluid;
SPERM LARD WHALE OIL.
feb92 am7p MILLER, HARRIS q WALDO.
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Ge.ltGemsesa, zNke .N0ttce.

GeNtlemeefs, Xxyke .TOttce.
Es- The New Good. per lily have arrived at
S.. N. MOODY'S,
{ Corner Canal strest md Exchange Place,
And HE patrons, who have kindly waited for his
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK,
select from the splendid aasorinentof e
SUMMER oRAvATs,
SUMMER UNDER CLOTHING
SUMMER VESTS, SUMNER GLOVES, and
FANCY ARTICLES, in great varsity.
~ MOODY'S CELEBRATED SHIRTS
be had low Dozsn boaos, etc.
Nv Shirts made to ofdar in style Az. a
n n Remember s. N. MooDYS Address. apl09p.f
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! T.. Ito the Eassses.

a D AN ATEN
~ Respectfully offers her Lsdiss Of 10,
< restaen. Of the following dssses. PRolaPsGs UTRRL
WHITES, PROPOSE AND PAINFUL MENsTRUhTIoN EN-
soIGENESr AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
adopted by Der lie has rovss
aas Surgeons Paris k
~ aoeea' mere 81 which abe ample testimony many
respectable Ihs
OF inc uiernS not Of e@nserota natsfe, cured
Madam xeiasiyey
esn boconsalted DAILY, at t.srrssidsncs,
4 nyls eptf yss a.. s., 49,.
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INTEMPEgANCE IN LousIANA.--A city cotem-
porary makes the following statement; During
the last year there was expended something
near $50, 600, 900 for intoxicating drinks in this
State $$20 100000 Of this was expended in New
Orleans alone There were made about 5000
arrests, directly and indirectly, for drunken
ness, in the city and State; about 400 deaths
by deliri,an tremens; about rs murders, be-
sides host Of other crimes. Over 1000 have
been reduced to vagraney and pauperism the
resources of the State have been crippled thou
sands have been kept out of employment;
society at large has been seriously, deeply
damaged in all its relations, and the health and
energies of some of our best citizens have been
destroyed and ruined in life
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New ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RArLRoAp.--An adjourned meeting of the stock
holders of the New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Company will be held on
Wednesday the 18th inst, at 6 o'clock, Pm
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Seap Ell e. Ihulo1.,
Mssres's .Hni,. Resfore,.,

K&etF0,S kHNf2- 4SeStD9'G9s. 5@
~ whi guarantee 10 Hair Bald with my
INFALLIBLE HAIR RESToRER,
or sun that may DO agreed the
A is PRODUCED. Thia preparation Thoroughly
ehsd and mo results have been uch that
making tins above proposition II Ia. mneu, saeesssn in
causing the Hair TO By REsToRE Gray or
White BAR viii gradually orlgiaa color.
FOR THE TOILET
II hah no equal highly pamed and upars the fragrance al
the most Delightful Flowers gives rie soft glossy and
healthy appearance iha any other article In
aes you wsh to ysur essss 10 ths se,
Peoo OF NE you will be without the REsTORER. for
SAFE by pfnts and Country herehants afts uuiss
VIC. HURp, soc Proprietor New Yost.
JARVIS h WooDMAN, Agent, Neg Orleans
app l9sPk3tW 90. FooDhIAS, Agent, vieisb urs
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Drugs, .ueasctnesaa,es e3i,esaicas.

DR. E. j. GoxE, No 95 Camp street
tB DR. F. J. costEs PREPARATIONS, in extensive u,4
nearly fifteen by their
equal d any similar oris
+ SOUTHERN COUSIN SYRUP 5..
EXTRACT or CorAfvA, ARsAPARILLA AND cvpFus
AMERICAN COUGH LozESeEs.
CHOLERA sYRsr AND Pills. o@.
fo@pEA AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND rEs
aANEsT CURE OF THE PILES.
- seT asls BY Drngg.sla KsnaralIY. .- il M
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safe Of Lots ia Houston, 1seas

Safe of lots fsa Houston, Teas
the public called to the following NOTE
to another column Smith, Aue.ione
for the sale Of IN the city Of Houston, Texas:
city sitnaed the head Of navigation
Bayou emily place Texas which has uninterrupted pasga
ton the whole nrosds advanced progress
sion pass through city, One is the Galveston Houston
other the Galveston, ousen and Henderson
Railroad The country round is of nssss fertile nntn we'll
with los md creokB The
exported during the year. thousand bales Of coo
has country large thu millions dOa of
chandse. spl0 9pSt
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NV LIE FuDLlO.-dn open and vlrulent
attack han been the SAILOR BoARpIN HOUSE
ksrEss and Their 10 By he Nswsagss The
Brauaer, on Saturday evening last Now uudezned
Sailor Boarding Keepers Ru6nera to ship
awn, employed receiving the
Baggsge q aay Sailors from city oairags
have been eamnd,
Lynch Law e made by iva journals New
Perhaps Capt Edridge unR Brander but same ma
back Of she New York and verpqo may
the horrible cruelty sailors ard
may II not be ths revenge Of being poor had other
means OF Punshng
iher got him ut advantage 77F -
Capt Eddge had much better mercy
fortunate sAior9 when
have mure Of Sailor Boarding
somEasnd.
Eddgs bad board Boston, they all len the
ship from his zen cruelty.
If all Sailor Boarding honse Keepers their Runners stigma
ied capable
hst STILL the Charitable their
the relief those aress certainly little
sfpejury and murder.
We deny having thing with outrage Captain
Edge having ssors anice
aboard hia nhP. - ~
ssv c.isa.s, Artp 81, ffrsi srlsIts
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GARDNER SMITHS SALES.

1888 Lots lin the City OF Houston, Texas
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer.
odiee, 20 ooHlsercisl Pltce.
SATURDAY, april 10, at ~ O'Clock, will
NJ be sold, at Banks Are ode, mentioned tota
Thess Lea desirable being situated Decide ami the
eatipg out Of The Philip protected
Raaad running miles 81 which already graded
tb Plan Of the Lots be at the Aactonsers 0ee
well a. the Titles, which arc fully guaranteed.
TEnMs-yl00 and
l9months, for satisfactory endorsed pspes. apistd
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3stsx ss,RRs tuKnps On. Frazee has tb' 1tafo''
he eo prepared @ est AZ sssss q ahis a.
d,ea.,. and he viii GUARANTEE CURE ~ EVERY CASE,
except vital may y seriously even men
AZ ohsa much relief, sasss6 ith
affections visit Dr. Consultations and advice es
A. A. evidence ii his sincerity BID eonfdeucs ps Of
n,.d and man, no charge until patiert cared Patients
cured without pain she knife Twenty D0sTa sen
,,,isn. a. a.s Aaar0,s Dn.FRAzEE,
npii eply nnes 20 ." sA Ah'
RuPTpREs CURED. --Sherman's Curatve fa-
tent Truss Rapture Remedya relief and rms ana
all Ruptun To good NJ spPS
tho proprietors establishment 70 ST. Charles street. and oi
Dr. Sherman For further paruara advertisement % na
page or srpy the store for descriptive pamphlet 'epas
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Such Ii rs idgica method 81 examining body
Il many propositions Why not tell Us what it
asssnta 70, What denies
Again what means such vague talk AZ that
sspositions xre correct IN fact, but not conclu-
sive ii lcgic'' What matters, except to mere
formalists, the logic, If the positions are cor
rect Ana what If one logic be not s'conclu-
sive Y is all logic bound to be conclusive !
Logic is but the art Of reasoning now, must
We only reason where certainty is to be arrived
at Is tie Delta's logic always conclusive And
whenever not conclusive, must it be false
50 che Delta plainly infers For see: it adj
niss orr positions to be correct; but regards our
logic Is inconclasiye; and instead Of proceeding
u mend our logic, and thus prove for US our
sscorrect positions" it attempts 70 prove oofh
false, because one was inconclusige!
So much for The pelta's general quality of
logic. Ana now again for its specific argr-
ments,
We had shown BY proof that while the Black
Warriors people were representing themselves
| To our Government and people to be most ille-
Igaily and outrageously treated, they were con-
Tossing to the Captain General justine contrary
and urging that they had acted wrong through
Ignorance that while exciting cur Government
ID war, they were supplicating the Queen Of
Spain for forgiveness that in short they were
playing desperate double game. Allthis, the
Delta admits; yet contends that if the George
Law men have forfeited their case, the U. States
can still maintain it. How Without proofs
They never had any but Tying, Robertson s
CO s, which now is all gone The q. States
chose nat to hare any testimony bal Hteirs
how. then, are they now to reject it IT'S i'm
possible.
But the Delta talks Of honest Intentions
as sufficient. before ON, liberal revenue laws, tt
lcarry people unharmed through large violation
Iof the laws. We deny the fact. Such inten
tions, clearly shown (not merely asserted by tn,
culprit) are admitted in mitigation Of the Of
fsnse: but it is still punished. Here, there wa,
no proof, but only an averment Of honest inten
tions, by parties whom the Delta ayows to hav,
shown themselves willing to do most discredit
able things. in order to escape from loss
Finally, the Delta decides that this was
great outrage, on small point--the twelv
hours. But we have surely right, under th,
circumstances, to set aside it's Judgment, on tw'
grounds First, it is web known that the Delt,
thinks we are bound to have Gaba, because I'll
. fne island and people who act on such idea
disqualify themselves for judges Secondly, tn
Delta decided on the case, without caring I
have the testimony 50 what attention to tn
facts or to justice con it be supposed to hay
paid, even after getting the testimony
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LATEST / ELEGRAPfilp \
70 rHE NEW oRLEANs DAILY cREscKNI
on To soutbfrn s-tHt.
THE- CONLMERCIAL CONVENTION.

THE COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.
CHARLEsToN, April 1.-THE Convention has
been occupied with resolutions relative to q
Railroad to the Pacific, and direct trade with
portions Of the Union Jones of Tennessee, ana
Albert Pike of Arkansas, spoke at. considerable
length on the subject, and the latter declalmea
against the policy of waiting for Congress to
extend Government aid to the project or make
it Government affair
The resolutions were referred to a special
committee, which will report tomorrow. The
Convention then adjourned.
=-....s-.-.=-..
THE CHARLESTON COMMERCIAL CONVENTION, -
A telegraphic dispatch from Charleston, dated
the 10th inst, says: 6 The Convention, consist
ing Of representatives from thirteen States, as
sembled at IL O'clock this morning, and the
Mayor Of Charleston was temporarily called to
the chair. The Chairman decided that this was
strictly an adjourned Convention from Memphis
and he invited the Hon. VIM. G. Dawson, d
Georgia, to take the chair as permanent Presi-
dent A committee subsequently nominated
Dawson for President, and also nominated thir.
teen Presidents and thirteen Secretaries
one of each from each State represented. a
committee of three from each State was appoint
ed to prepare business, and the Convention adj
jonrned to meet tomorrow.
There are Is delegates from Maryland, l3t
from Virginia, 500 from Tennessee, 40 from
Georgia, S from Louisiana, ~ from North Caro-
lima, from Mississippi, II from Alabama, AM
Leslie Coombs from Kentucky. South Carolins
is largely represented "
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LOUISIANA JocKr CLcB,--Th races over the
Metairie yesterday were held under the auspi.
of this Association, and the fact of there being
three races in one day, drew together a large
orosd for the first meeting, The fayorite was
beaten in every instance, and the knowing ones
s'came down hard The race to-day is for a
purse of $500 at three mile heats. Maid Of
Orleans, Old Rude. Mary Taylor and Epaae
Eagle are entered for the scratch
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ADs'f egs, Medicines, Ferfassnerv, ste.

= ~9S5SNSssESe a -CFSNfkaEfeys GEt'
~ The subscriber ~oaId respectfully cali the
aa rs Physeians and Families hii Eoried ,tsck
Pflalns every article ms Of hasinss AL Of bick
a. anlna9n vii Be- found FRESH AHp GENUINE. Duyuzb
iason SODA WATER AND MEAD ~ the
Hi q to91d a ihis with oil ths
saen eREss Blue LlGK, Biz Raonis aGp,ied
G0ULEY BTrTERS, etc THOMAS M t,sfS '>s''Es
ap! daWlva Druggist Anathanar, chr fn,r nd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-12

Madame Sontag arrived here on the Iowa,
last Saturday, with Several persons of the troupe
with which she has been performing in New Or
leans and Mobile She is now, we believe, on
her route East, by way of Chicago.
We find the above paragraph in the ST. Louis
Intelligencer of the ID We can assure the par
agraphist that Madame sontag did not arrive
in st. Louis on the Iswa as stated above, but
left this city for Vera Cruz the day mentioned,
and Is probably srs this II the City Of Msxicc.