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FIREMEN's ANNIvERsARY.---It will be noticed
byall that this is the annual anniversary of the
Fire Companies of this city, and, in accordance
with laudable and ancient custom, they cele-
brate it by grand parade, the programme Of
which is published in another column. Nearly
thirty different companies are expected to join
in the procession, which forms at nine o clock on
Canal street, end thence proceeds through nearly
all the chief streets between Julia and Els
planade. At one o'clock an address is to be de-
liyered before the companies at Placide's
Varieties, by our excellent friend Professor
Dimitry, who will doubtless have much matter
pertinent aud suitable to the occasion The
procession itself will be well worth seeing
prising, as it does the greater part of the en-
ergetic, daring and athletic young men of the
city men who are always on hand in moments
of danger and peril, and who are well deserving
of the public regard
In the evening there will be grand theatre
cal performance at Placides Varieties, in which
the whole sire myth of that admirable company
will appear, We would suggest to the commit
tee having charge over the affairs Of the day,
that Tomorrow evening afforded very good
opportunity for acknowledging, in some pleasant
manner, the sense which the Firemen of the
city entertain Of Mr.. Placides liberality in fur
nishlng them, for so long a time, with a clear
dement, at his house. The services of those who
have performed have been frequently rewarded
but we do not recollect any Acknowledgement
ever being rendered Mr.. Placide for his LARGE
and estimable charity.
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Comfsesione.u o,.a Zee Green.
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Tar Tho Subscribe. up opened the Corner of Canal
and Caroadelrt stree extensive
ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONERY,
for the accommodation OF friends and the public gener ally
keep constantly supply of every l.ng in his
hu, sos share patronage bestowed on him
his Old Stand. the d Royal St. Peter streets.
m63 Imp VINCENT, Corner Canal and CarcpieIat ss
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The newspaper proprietors, of Boston on the
23d ult., held meeting, and decided unanimous
y to raise therates of advertising twenty five per
cent. This course was deemed proper in view
labor, together with other accommodating ex-
penses incident to publishing newspapers,
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Thanks to the Clerk of the steamboat Jacob
D. Farley for St, Louis papers.

THE U. S. SLooP OF WAR PLYMOUTH IN A
TYPHooN A letter in the Baltimore Sum- dated
Hon Kong, Dec. 11th, gives the following ac-
count Of the loss of Lieut.. Matthews with four
teen of the crew of the sloop Of war Plymouth IN
typhoon in the China Sea: The U. S. sloop Of
war Plymouth, while at Port Lloyd, BONN Is.
lands, sustained a very severe and melancholy
loss On the 25th of 0ctoberLieut, John Mat
thews left the Plymouth in one of the ships
cutters, with q crew of IA men, to 60 to one of
the neighboring islands on a hunting and fishing
excursion. Off the harber Mr.. NJ. was spoken
by the English schooner Kohl moor, bound in,
and the master of the vessel, remarking threat
ening appearances in the weather. offered to tow
the boat of Lieut.. M. back toport, but the latter
declined, and continued on his way. Shortly
afterwards a very violent typhoon came up sud-
denly, and blew with terrific force, Neither
Mr. Matthews nor his boat, or any Of his crew,
have since been heard Of Two boats in COM
mand of Lieut.. Balch and Lieut.. Cooper, en-
ployed in surveying, made q narrow escape;
fortunately, they were near enough to land to
haul their boats on the beach before the heaviest
part of the gale came on, and were thus saved
The Plymouth with her boats and those of the
American whale ship Bowditch, made active and
dlligent search for the missing ones, but, alas !!
no yestige of them could be found They must
have gone down, hopelessly and helplessly, but
the bereayed calling TO mind miracles at sea,
will perhaps continue to indulge a faint hope
that the lost ones may yet be heard Of. The
Plymouth rode out the gale in safety with 4
anchors down and lower yards and topmasts
struck. The Bowditch and Kohi-noor, were
blown upon the beach, but gotten off in the
spring tides,
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DIED:

On Saturday morning halipast O'Clock MARIE DELPINE,
aged and mshhs daughter Of A. H. Hopkins
the late Camille ReyDaud.
~ The friends acquaintance both requested
funeral THIS EVENING March a. at o'clock IRON the
residence Of j. Hopkins, No. Royalstrest.
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We have received advices from Honduras to
the 28th of January, at which time the cholera
was raging there with great violence
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House Furnishing Store,

Is and 10 CAMP STREET
Ia The Subscribers receiving resh additions large
and varied stock, comprised ia which
QUEENSWARE GLASS ard CHINA WARE.
BIRMINGHAM WARE
RICH CHINA VASES, and
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE;
PARLoR and HALL LAMPS
aud GERoNDOLES;
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS = uet. or single
TINE TABLE CUTLERY and
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE;
ENAMELED HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA, PLANISHEp TIN and JAPANNED WARE
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE
FEATHER BUSTERS.
BRUSHES, eli all knda
PAPER IANGINGs and DOOR MATS;
WHITE, CHECK and FANCY MATING;
WINDOW CoRNICES, CORDS and TAssELs
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
ALsa
SPIRIT GAS, or Burning Fluid;
SPERM LARD and WHALE OIL.
feb22 Ha4P MILLER, HARRIS d WALDO.
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RUPTURES CURED.-Sherman's Curative Pa
Rupture Remedy and cosrt and certain
the all Ruptcres To good it, Apply
he oPeor establishment 70 s. Charles street inquire
Dr. Sherman. For further particulars third
apply to the for descriptive pamphlet lebg3 ly
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.SoNrAes OPERAS - Madame Sontag, with
her large and talented troupe, appear at the ST.
Charles in the opera of La Sonnan'bata on
Monday evening The sale of seats commences
this morning at the st. Charles Theatre at 8
clock. lnasIluch as the French opera is
closed, we suppose there will DO even a more
crowded house than otherwise, and advise all
who desire to see and hear the prima donna to
attend
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The mail from jackson, Miss, which departed
from that place on the oath, and was due at
Vicksburg on the Goth, was entirely lost on the
night of the 25th ult., in a creek beyond Ham
burg, in Franklin county, about thirty FIVE
miles from here. The carriers horse was
drowned. The mail contained Washington
papers and letters, and all the letters and papers
on the route beyond Hamburg.
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The negro man who murdered the German in
Tensas parish recently was executed at ST.
Joseph on the 10Th ult.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, 1854.
This being private bill day, nothing Of gem
eral interest has occurred in Congress
In the Senate, MIR. Douglas made statement
which may be taken as sort of warning to all
interested in postponing the slavery debate,
that the Nebraska bill was to be voted upon on
Wednesday next.
Mr. Chase of Ohio, expressed his purpose OF
Offering some amendments yet, and perhaps Mr.,
Douglas will find that it will take the rest of the
week to bring the matter to vote.
Among the bills passed this morning, was
one to refund to Gray, McMurdo, s. Co. of
your city, certain advances made by them to
the government. This bill contravenes one of
the established rules of the government, by
allowing interest upon the money; but there
seems to be no good reason why Uncle Sam
should not pay interest fer private as we'll as
public loans.
Among the numerous petitions presented ad-
verse to the repeal of the Missouri Compromise,
Mr.. Sumner, of Massachusetts, presented one
from Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe and some
hundreds of other females. The author of I'm
Gle TOMS Cabin will get no more consideration
at the hands Of Congress than the humblest
miss in her teens, whose crow-quill signature
was appended to the same paper. They are all
laid On the table.
Messrs. Hunter of Va, and Butler of S. c.,
spoke to the question to-day. Mr. r. NJ. T.
Hunter is u gentleman Of some claim to elo-
quence, and Of much zeal and industry in the
prosecution of his public duties. In my opinion
he is more likely to be President than some who,
Ike Messrs. Douglas and Pierce, are striving to
be elected and reelected As some solicitude
begins to be felt in regard to a proposed re-
modelling of the Tariff, it may be well to notify
all persons interested that the Secretary of the
Treasury has prepared schedule, and submit
ted the same to the Commissioners of Ways anu
Means, but they have not yet acted upon it
In fact, he prepared one some time since, which
was Withdrawn, and the present substituted
therefor. In the proposed Tariff there are but
three classifcations. First, sprituous liquors
are continued at the present rates--one hundred
per cent Second, a list Of articles is given
which are to pay twenty five per cent. Third,
all other imports are free.
Sugar, which now pays thirty per cent. is
among the list of dutiable articles. Salt is free
AS the bill is not before the House, | cannot
give you a copy, but will answer any inquiry as
to any particular article, But will the Tariff
be changed by this Congress? think not; still
there is chance for it this session. If appro-
priations are made upon the scale proposed, and
the public lands are given to railroads and
soldiers, it may well happen that Mr.. Secretary
Guthrie's surplus will be less embarrassing than
he now fears The Gadsden Treaty, French
Spoliation, War Steamers and Public Buildings,
will take $50, 000000 without even touching
the ordinary appropriations, CHRoNlCLEE.
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FHNO THE PUBLIC-THE FIFTH ANNUAL
IL BENEFIT OF THE FLREhEN'S CHARITABLE AssoCIA-
TON, at the PLAClbE VARIETIES, will take pace
SATURDAY. EVENING, Mareh4 4,
being tie Anniversary Of the FIRE DEPARTMENT. on hc occ
sion will be produced the following attraction
First time in this City, be utifil Drsma entitled
THE PRIMA DONNA,
ALSO, THE FIRE EATER.
t5 MRS STUART will deliver ORIGINAL ADDRESS writ
expressly for occason MR. CHARLES BASS variety
SINGING AND DANCING to concuds farce Of
THE PHENOMENON.
g Tho eaire strength Of the Company will
Bion, Box Book open. rbg
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DAN RlcEs. The engagement of Madame
Tournaire is drawing to close. Those. there
fore, who wish to see the greatest equeshienne
of the age must 60 at once or they will be too
late. In a few days more &c Uncle Toms Cabin"
is to be produced, and other novelties will in
stantly sink into an eclipse.
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Quick PAssAdn.--The ship John McKensie,
owned by Messrs. Stewart 4 Co, 81 days from
Melbourne, Australia, arrived yesterday at
this port. The John McKensie left Neworleans
in April last, and has made the first direct tril
which has yet been made between this port and
Melbourne, This is remarkably short pas.
SAGE. =
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A new bank, entitled the {. Commercial Bank
of Tennessee was opened at Memphis on the
lst inst.
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Ladies. .aiscfion.

tH s. PHILLIPS woud4y cal the Ladies' the
city and its vicinity that he has THIS DAY opened
ST. Louis and Royal Streets LA DIES AUCTION will
selected assortment OF FRENCH FANCY GOODS Which he will .e
invariably to the highest bidder
The stock part RICH BRocADE SILK MUSEUMS
FLouNCEp BAREGES and FLOUNCEo JACoNETS; variety Of
other styles of Dress Goods with large FINE EN-
BR0IDERIEs.
Also FINE FANS, SILK PARAsoLs, PORTE MoNNAlEs Extra
SHE'LL Combs large variety, too mention.
ts large FANCY GOODS at
LATE FIRE IN CHARITIES STREET.
~ The aae will daily O'clock and will continue till
every article ia sold.
NB1mporte desiring Invoip., of Fancy Good, will do
well to avail themselves ri this opportunity f.b7 IN
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syndie's Sale of Pew In Christ Church, Stocks cts
Glemdy Burke vs.. his Creditors and the Creditor
OF GIendy Burke. 4 Co.
BY BACH & RRJTNET A,n+;oroors

SATURDAY, March II, 1854, will be sold at
~ pubic auction, at Ranks Arae Magazine .aet
a5shfz aud grsfOr streets BY osr Of the Honorable AugHp
Judge Of the tth District Court Of New Osms hs
direction OF haFrek Martin El Syntie Of
G. Burke and Burke following described Stocks etc
surrendered by asd Creditors sod without
warranty gnSrane whatever Of title Otherwise,
los sbares Of Capital Stock South Mining
company 90 paid each.
30 shares PanteT8' Bank Of
loo shares Alif-stTIi Railroad ......,, 100
aS shares Lexington and Ohio Railroad Stok...,
Stock II Commercial Bank Of Rodney, no vouel-
Stock III Memphis and ChSrl,sto Railroad, tns
~ $500
Stock in New, orebna and JHGka5n Railroad, mo
ar aau
10 shares New Orleans Mechanics is paid
The right TILE aud interest Of nsoyents tho Gisndy
burke Interest ettmRted dispute
Paw No 100 in Christ Church. Canal sttaei Now Orleans
fSr Terms cash f4LG IL az MID II
picard, j. A. s. MAY, Auctioneers, Ap-
D prasera ete.,s Banks Areade. Me- Oleana -
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SarsassNs'taEa.


TONIC Alternative EXTRACT OF.
"a" Prepared saly by
DIR. L. j. COKE,
No. 95 CAMP STREET.
~ The strongest preparation made Which daily the
CURE OF DISEASES OF THE LIVER and GENERAL DERANGG-
MEHT, with DEBILITY of the WHOLE SYSTEM.
Gs To be had at No ss Camp Druggists genera
10 cents
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GABRIEL RAvEIis BENEFT,-The perform
anees nj the st. Charles Theatre this evening
are for the benefit of Gabriel Ravel, than whom
there is not an ADLER pantomiue performer in the
country. The bill is very attractive
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-04

We had the pleasure Of call yesterday from
Dr. Samuel Bard, editor of the Lake Providence
Herald, anew paper recently established in that
city. Dr. Bard is stopping at the Veranda
Hotel, and will remain in the city several days
on business connected with his paper
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels March 8.

ARCADE. " Ashley Carter, Wilder G Brown La
" NJ Shines. Ala II Travis HON, a Gsenlaw II 7
BiatRmAn, w Hetr0n, II LAWS Flowers KING Steamer
sIsry Agnes; 4 Rule Miss: Il B Shaw, steamboat
Cntln e A c alney, LAT Moord, Ky guu,
Mr. AFrtidcmder o 0 Hraaley Atk W Fair, Tear.
II d LnuG, atE. W Wright Stall Ark; orge-
i GeorgeJ RrgaH, IJ d Black, Mobile; Lawrence
Jas $ Tuggits, steamer FranceF.
CTY,.F heLead RE Page, Cross Ind: 81 & W.T.
dem Midas, r Tomrktns, d Nabs N O. Bon
hcmme. 1enn;J II Evans !" Fl smnons, John Simmons,
bois, Miss " \ LYON lady i'd Jacobs, La JaneB
ST CHARLES " Taylor lmafr je Rn K, Gsj
GAe 6 Gale Mfs G Gale " " and lady N Wat
g SnoIgras7, Harrison lady, 8IpssI
Want, Mrs Pratt Goedwn,J CAshlnap Barvsal S S
Baath, linton Mss; Kirk lazy ssrvau Nelson
b9ohe, Randolph H Tester NJ Calhoun lad
smith, ME l'ertine I Hlron, II Harris, Mrs ur-
Ala y Hsrter, Ms N Tanner Timer Ind o.
Kesssn, Pa !. cut Co NJ ers lady A.
NERSA DA Il W Shisld, lsfare Baf,ye Bant Mr.
Hale Marshal, " Thomas Hart, BckhGn R Clifton,
ii Hobbs, Aiss Hickey Bard, W Johnson
" Jhries, Slaughter aad lads Rayadnle Morrison
iiende son. lai King Baker Bowen, Ala,
Texas, L MI and, N o.
SAINT LOUIS a kstone, III Z Mccall jones' Jr Pa Z
Laurel NJ IL DAVIS Whitman daughter and
LADY, Two aasGs Marches Alrs Briggs terya4t Ccabran
EnE 2lndt, N Y. -
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Drugs, .Heaici4ses, Perfsss,ae,.y, etc,

~ The subscriber Tonid respectfully
Planters, Physicians and Families stock,
comprising article in his business all which
season SODA WATER AND MEAD very quality ~eSS
WI be found 1t with all popular Mineral Wate'"
such ia CONGRESS- BLUE LICK Rooms applied "a
reasonable terms with PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
GouLEf biiIEksi etc THOMAS RANKIN,
ap dAWly Daggat Apothecary. Poydasat.
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Todd y Co.,
O. MISSION CARPET WARER0OMS,
100 CANAL STREET, TouRo BUILDINGS,
~ Are now offering their immense stock Of
VELVET, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS,
THREEPLY AND INGRAM CARPETlNG,
at manuaciures prices close eonsgnments
SO
Ga band alarge and beautiful stock Of
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
$40 "A feet wide, cut % guit any apartment.
WALL PAPER AND TRANSPARENT
WINDOW SHADES,
AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, mil
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NEW PAPER.-We learn that A now ,,o,,a,, Il,
be entitled the Southern Courier, is shortly te
be commenced at Carthage, Leake county,
Miss, by two gentlemen of this city, Messrs
7. D. & r.. A. Van Horn There is We believe,
no paper published either in Leake county or in
three of the adjoining counties, although the
region is q wealthy and rapidly growing one,
and hence we conclude that the enterprise can
scarcely fail to be highly successful one We
are personally acquainted with the gentle
men who will conduct the paper, and know Of
none ntted IN a more eminent degree for such
an Undertaking With the experience, industry
ana energy which they will bring to bear upon
It, the Courier will doubtless, in a short time.
occupy an honorable position in the press Of
that State. We hope they will receive the ear
nest co operation of the people Of that neiehbor
hood; for the establishment of an indenen5ant
and intelligent journal there will, in our amin.
ion, contribute more than aught else to the
speedy development of the resources of that
section. As not small portion of the trade
of Mississippi comes to New Orleans, our mer-
chants will find it greatly to their advantage to
advertise in the Courier. Mr. R. A Van Horn
will call upon our merchants to solicit adyer.
tisements before his departure Such as are
left at this office will also be promptly at
tended to.
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Music
Exempt Firemen.
Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Suite,
Major General Lewis aud Stat.
BrgadieP Geueral Tracy o staff,
Brgadler General Palfray and Staff
BnEatier General Crpnan and staff.
Members Of the Senate and House Of Representatives.
Mayor and Recorders.
Members Of the City Gouncia
Editors and conpostqrs of Public Journals.
Benevolent Societies.
Officers eli ne Army and Navy.
Jsiges and Clerka Of Courts
United Ststes Collector and Surveyor OF Fort.
Naya Officers, United States Marshal
Citizens aud Strangers generally.
Davy Crockett Fire Company Mol, Of Gretua,
Pslieas Fre Company No.i of Aigiers,
laroilioE Fire Company No l. of Carrolilon,
AliInehurg Fire Company No, l, OF NiilaeburE.
jefferson City FL Compsny No, /.
Hotutte Fire Comp any No. /.
Mississippi Fire Company No. q.
Lafayette HOOK and Ladder Company No. /.
Tiglant Fire Company No. q. m
Neptune Fire Com NJ. 1.
Colombia Fire Company No. 5,
Louisiana Hose Company.
Mechanics Fire Company No. S.
Eagle FIRE Company No, I.
American Hook and Ladder Company No, 2,
Phrax Fire Company No s.
Creole FIRE Company Noe
Louisiana Fire Company No. TO-
Franklin Fire Company No. II.
Trad Ferry Fire Company No. Ia.
Perseverance Fire Company No. IL.
Phlladelphia Fire Company No. H.
JeBersoH Fire Company No is.
Red Rover FIRE Company No. 16.
Hope Hook aud Ladder Company No 8.
James GGlick Fire Company No. II.
Jackson Fire Company No. 49,
Protection Fire Company No. 10.
Washington Fire Company No. 20.
Orleans Fire Company No 81.
JehersOn Fire Company No. 92,
Chalnetie Fire Company No. "a.
Crescent Ftrs Company No. ~. feb2s S
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BACH & BRUNETs SALES,


syHn1~s s.IF .m7
Valuable Improved Real Estate in Canal stree.
First District aud Lot. Baronne street GIendr
burke W. MS erS"'e'r" ''"' 'ie creditors 70.
BY BACH & BRUNEI, Auctioneers
aGa M,eazos be,,ysea t;ra,er md NaS
y M % r sold at P sgf e n Ri 'o t. q ot
G # waE Ma IT, slnd @ The n,oysa aaS .Sdss
bnrse ana nnFk TO- b s 10 property .ie
'1 seen p sgf LOIS OF GROUND h al In.
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A." + ~ a ssd pi MI 9 rs s@'' g Louisiana to Royal
t ont on M alley IA let wide running from Bsroans to
The Padtns en- ihs GSs s,Saa pI9fy fop,,s. q three
and ao' ": so a4 IS 'front.' on al alley un,
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-04

FHE STEAMER MARY AGNES BuRNED.--We
learn by Captain Montgomery, of the Belle
sheridan, that the steamer Mary Agnes, Capt
Creenlaw, boond up from this port, was totally
destroyed by FIRE on the morning of the LIST inst,
when about twenty two miles above Natchez.
The fire is supposed to have caught from the
straw, with which some carriages were packed,
flames spreading fast, the boat was run ashore
at Fairchild's Island, few miles above Natchez,
the passengers and crew escaping to the shore
The steamers Belle Key and Belle Sheridan
were immediately on the spot, and although
they made every exertion (not quitting herunti
the fire had caught in the hold, in which some
powder was stored they could save nothing
The boat was abandoned as total loss, AM
and the passengers and crew were brought on
the Belle Key and Belle Sheridan to this city
The Mary Agnes had on board a large ant
valuable freight, consisting of sugar, molasses
and assorted merchandise, all of which wa!
lost The boat and machinery were valued al
about 100000,