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TEE SPRINGS.

| TSULLUM'S SPRINGS, CnocTAw Co, Azsss
>. as. c iHss ass sa ,s sss %s
@ rs: % q.
y. az q IL issi ~
Public Hog.s more 10 than twenty
him liberal share Of splendid
Alleys on Tho The Cottages are ali
have which safe and oomuodOu yb
sl BY rsgSSIs s ,hes times landing
. e. &
5 sss .ss 4 o s as
making daily tips and from he ieh to
As 10 the curative waters have no. ou
aed hs M most sy % psts tie
d
:, masis
for which the diaeeni kinds Of waters will benedca
CERTIFICATES
Which, ssaRS eSa a.G Gsu nd
particularly as nav IpGs mG Ere
BY dividing there Springs into three principal groupa TO wit
ALNA1lSh' SULPHUR.
we many state in a TINT Atains ws!aSs as .ns
oy useful in css # Gravel Stone Govt certain
That sPa ssIsa are ssss the
Ths Fsrlo.sS. Springs ,a &c. multi.
a,e ii opirioa culnms M,nersi sn s{sm
useful whenever prescribed and with Judgment and
dsceion lt5s {4 5. -5s8 s5.i{$y 9B III SI- =
s.I ssss 8 n pfs.rs E P,sss.
gs;,ss:1 S 4 S Ss'I,s'
New Orleans, A,l 90 81 isss FACET D. MP. ~ :
4. Lambert ?, N n + E. Labatut. DMp,
A. Pscqust y: Y, =" s. Martin d. Nd, p,
A. a.n Len 1a,s - B. s., 2. Thlery, MP,
q - Joseph Martin, D, N. f +, leWi' y NJ +.
Mobile AprilIS
Me- cuIIus Dear s have Just reviewed the snsIysis
by Mr. Ayequn sou new Springs which reqpes,ed You 10
These Springs unlike tho country soms ~ ~
ss assas az nsy aa for
Spring this country equal seegh and s
splga have no parallel exeeDt the Badon Springs which ate not
The CREST these In all Chronic piseo,ss m TIA
pass b VIII & eDS + all
Very respectfully yours, ETC., JIG. MOTT, MD.
y avss As ~ y pssgs himself particularly
conteused
ouio Of New Orleans gentleman whos y ar. ~ Ave
Chemist ranks amongst the highest count,v
ALABAMA vICHY SPRING
Proportions M several mineral substances contained in an
lish pint the eighth part of gallon. " i Ans
ca,ooas Adc1srey uos a.. Grains Troy Weight
Anhy BtCarbonste of Potaas. .....,... ES.lT5
THE Peass ain very small proportion compared with
Anhydroas Bscarbouase Of Lime and Magnesia.
snR ssss sahais Of Soda and aasns.a
Chloride OF SODIUM
Iodine Of Sodrm-a trace. o. SSS
seix uncombnN ..........,,,,,O,jT5
ogsaa matter sroied ana NON
Cosc1usrosThs Alabama ycby spriup il o.oos
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In conclusion tn undeiagntd respectfully aoicis
paon of the ss of the above Springs with those of
The South Such examination he Satisfied will
them Invaluable the treatment OF chronic
disc
jsiI CHARLES CULLuM. Proprietor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


NM HEhfI 6Ft uhuG Mills OF Lne varl0ue
Wv capacity adapted StsRm Water Pow,
prres ~ hundred 10 five hundred doas
grinding bushels To- M
diameter Of Burr the nppe and the velocity
These Mis Southern lnvenian we'll South
the Of their excellence
craasng popularity an and the large capital
their manufacture. @
proprietor prepared uhiah Bote the ma,
approved economical pau for bolting meal
family -four Planters and othATa wanting
Boilers TO tha times home manufacturer b
better suited by pnrehang Of the andernei than by
ca their Northern traps for grnding 49,. 4g tNsr
The table viii show the prces OF tho various HHed
and the capaciy In accordance with nsp
with each milf.
price tlOO. Double Gearsd ass. Capacity Ia
bushels to the hour. Velocity from $50 revolutions rs
nj Band 6 inches wide. w
Burr, pcs ais. Cleared s40. Capacity 'front.'
busheH the hour. Velocity from $50 revolutions
Band inches wide.
Sire nche large h Hprso MIL and d
nehea TO 9s inches are enough for
10 bhes the hour Velocity from 400 TO eco revolutions per
minute. Band sinehea vide
Burr, price 5000 Capacity from IA bushels tho
hour Velocity rom a1O 500 regulations. Bnnd 10 inches
Capacity II bushels hour
Velocity 400 revolutions Band ~ inbos wide
80 inch Burr $500 Capacity from 10 9 bushels 70
Velocity from $50 4s0 revolutions minute Band 4nches
SO inch Burr price $500 Capacity 10 to 80 bushels
Velocity from ssoo $50 revolutions minute Band ine
ready for grinding when attached appropriate and
printed Instructions accompanying tbs MIL All orders left he
Factory by mail the address Of Willis p. Coleman,
Orleans, his Agsnts will meat with attention dispatch
Terrnp CASH all Mills sof fully guaranteed
la93dAwtol ss WILLIS p COLEMAN Pasutss Proprietor,
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The following resolution from the Board of
Aldermen was read, the rules being suspended,
AMI on motion laid on the table
A resolution amending section 4th of Ordinance
No 60 for regulating the duties of The City Physician,
etc.
PETITIONS.
The following were referred to the Committee
on Finances
OF P Flood asking payment of bill.
OF p Reilly, asking payment of bill
Of Jas Stockton, asking payment of bill.
OF Priestly Il Bein, asking payment of BILL
Pay Roll of Wharhnger LIST District.
The following were referred to the Committee
on Claims:
OF Louis Pilger, .Commissary of the Port Market,
asking for relief
OF II Goblet, for settlement of claim for extra work
and expenses incurred in building bridge New Canal
The petition of David Drinan, asking the situation
~ Keeper Of the Bridge across tile New Canal at
Magnolia street., was referred 10 The Committee on
Streets and Landings
The petition OF Orleans Fire Co. No 81, asking GER
tain relief was referred to the Committee on Fite
The petition of s. E. Crozat asking that his security
be accepted, eie, was referred 10 the Committee Ju
dietary
the petition of Michael Hanley, asking permission
TO give ball ire of license, was laid the table.
A letter of invitation from the Association for
the relief Of the Jewish Widows and Orphans,
was read, and on motion said invitation was &C.
cepted.
REsoLUTIo Ng.
The following resolutions were read and
adopted, the rules being suspended:
RESOLVED, That Mr.. J, T Slingerland be- and he is
hereby accepted as security for Mr. w. Hue Under
warden Of the Work-house.
Resolved, That leave Of absence be- and Is hereby
granted TO Capt Dorsey for thirty DAYS -
hssotued, That leave of absence be- and Ia hereby
granted 10 p S. Wiz for thirty days
Resolved, That Messrs. BURROWS h ostrem be ne
eepeda as securities for J. 8. Faleouer, Underwater
oil The Work-house -=yz95s,
RESOLVED, That the Police Board be requested 10 an
point policeman 10 act as Gommissary of the NORTH
street Market provided his salary shall NOT exceed sac
per month.
Yeas--Messrs. Bridge, Chambers, Eager, Gift
fen, Guyol, Howell, Kelly, Long, Mcknight,
Rawlins, Russia, Stith and Thayer--1s
Aays- Messrs, Banister, Barbarin, Bartlette,
Benit. Bouny, Chiapella, Fabre and Hebrard
3
Resolved That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
requested 10 resellio the highest bidder after days.
nouee "a he official Journal the Dredge Boat together
Mn apput,snances attached thereto, said sale 10 be
sapleet 70 me approval OF the Common Council,
hss9oea Thai hereafter person elected 10 any
omee py me Police Board shall enter on The discharge
y .ae auiies OF said Office be entitled 10 any COM
shsAon ior any services until his securities shall be
law, Assei'nea aeeofaihB 70
Conclusion te-aaorre,e.)
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JUDICIAL SALES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
/ --.. Fifth District Court Of New Or
4 "A NDREW MILLER vs.. HIS CREDITORS
No. Creditors the Insovsn hereby fed
sss aGst;y saSs h
isS hi
~ spf Court IT. fiHy 81 day Of yq 1855
| ael y 20 ~. A. NoII, Cer&.
c...i.. Fiat DE "A LOUISIANA
| A NDREW MILLER vs. SEES CREANCIERS.
N No; le4sLss oeans linsolvnbe par present
Pssss II 4 ss@i. s ds
hep5e da maia de dslbsr.r 10, nrss al
'0n'
aaI ssI5 W. A. MOTT eremer.
Fla, STATE Si.,TIs, Or es,1 LOUISIANA y M. a,..
EOHN NISsLER VS.. HIS CREDITORS, for a
a ss g III oSsa hs se ssbs e
ins sy a
e thsy judicial proceedings against
aal 4sI4 = ". A. MOTT. Clerk.
c..rm. c sTAs p 8s "a Ns.ss
HOHN N1SSLER vs. SEES CREANCIERS, pour
al: ~ a es. % %
daSOT pstuis
AMT, Ssss Ss
que osea poursues udsre cone benu
FsT odfs de la cour. es 81 Juliet 1885,
y dIEsPE MRS
slY VIRTUE Of writ Of ieri fa .sisa to me
Oh s IN sa, q the
MoSpxy August 1855 O'Clock, M a. my warshoasa,
FGKNirURE soissa in the above sus Term.-cssh
r4n"H o oHAH4sa Aolnss' Eaa's = W WATSON, u
DY VIRTUE Of an order from the Hon. L. q,
M r ss ,ss Of the Peace s5 hs Perish q
at on thep of VIM Jr S
street between aravlsr aud comnOu Streets following
1g.ntsts, Bsnshs, Writing pssls Turning tasn. chss.
aul J. J. HOPPE. Constable.
5s.ass eossr HENRY sshRslsER d. C.
EeY VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias to me |
~ s Hon asss Ct
DAY August 1856 at 10 M at my warehouse No $40 houp
one III Z assorted MEDICINES Glass Casa with psamsry
seized 10 the above suit Tsrms-cash. -
5gs55sT Pan. HENRY sensEEs
HIN VERTU dun writ de feri facias d moi |
psfssss dorsan spossrai pabqas, iETb lie
aaf a4A' FaH'' sas'l' RoPPE
CHARLES ssAEs
essaais rs. iasies ~ pssss
IN at ss aS's 81
street
CARRIAGE, seized in the above suit. Terms-caah.
Jy21 ]. ]. HOPPE, Constable.
hEeE
ElY virtue of writ Of feri facias to me |
I'D directed the Hon. Joue Second
the Parish Orleans will proceed to sell public
warehouse. Circus street. between Poydras Pedido eet
FRIDAY, the I'D Augus, 1885, 1t 10 s'clolk M
Of FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, in tho above
u Torms-Eash.
Jy24 80 au3 JOHN A. AGAIsSE, Constable.
Nrw RELL.-No. T4y0.
ssY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias to me |
the the Third Of Me-
oeana he above entitled will sell public
ucton, TUESDAY, August Ia 1855. al M O'Clock P. M
Of the Court House. ohrtrss street. between oeAna and ST.
Ann streets, in the Second Dis riot OF this city
One BAY MARE, Dray aud act Of Harns seized hs
lhove suit, Terms-Cash on the spot.
VAUDEVILLE MARIGNY,
nu2T9tT Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

TT WRIGHT s. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
sps GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES which
they offer supply Druggsts and Dealers Propreos lowest
Nv Depot Special Agency Ne. Isl
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,,n, i4e,l9t0
may 30 ad to be jnice safely attribute thse
sSVa in aasea p where the stoneeh
be Of the brarhonato Soda unes with
Of portion { acid which is more lansisnt in IL acid
see and e1eris favorable influence the digestive
-dmnishiug abiy of the govt brouga
90 y Tie 1.-the ACID dsthess acting By virtue q Tbs
Arns u double way1t actual yoyen by the
IL @ aas s s BY
o. Of yane purposes water Al The
~ sSa fehs Spring sncs it richer in The
Carbonate Of cass of looping
s sS oaa tr0uehcosis, etc. And i. USE q
'a .sl,.s. 'iAaiA'
saphuIous Invaluable in Diseases are with
sa oenee employed skin supposed possess spec
sas ana as saSlss ai.o
na aSoins tamsnorrhoa and chic os chronic
% pssieried eepg anlphuresd hydrogen
excessively known these waters the prenent time that
ses stand all th Southern section Of country mn
exceeded mineral they hardly We'd AM
h opn9a conhimed by the extraordinary cures which have
oesa sHeeted BY the OF these invaluable waters.
and hos in attendance times 10 conway nas
rom The rysr and for s of vistors during
CONNER q wooTEN, propristof..
~ BThs proprietors beg append thu folio
YIN these the public Judge sheI
A s.s ss e from qualities
os unite IN Wing our opinion in favor valuable mineral
pertes hsn contained beneficial snests from IN
canal T. men, especially n chrome inaamnaons Of amsntsTy
ne muscular and articlar rheumatism in caes OF
% gea e peculiar chrome the akin hillary
neuralgia, depending on rheuppaiic Affections.
.e P:A; LAMBERT, p.M.P.
100 .,., E A. HEFFeeSSsFFEE :.
CAROLINA SEED PEAs.-5OO paten,
" III, ssags. for salssy A.F, COCHRAN 4 HALL.
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~ STATE OF LUUISIANA, [
b Fifth District Court Of New Or cans. !
a NDREW MILLER vs. HIS CHEDIT0RS.-E
IN No. leThe Creditors of Insolvsnt hereby fed
70 snPes, az The office Of Jam Graham nosy public Of this city
on WEDNESDAY the 18th 10 o ok M
for the purpose Of celebrating
they are further notified shat all Judicial proceedings against his
BY orse, Of Court, this sist day of July, 1855; -.
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OOEAN SPRINGS HOTEL. = This 4esra

~ Establishment open lINH1
advantages offered Seeker
and the Sportsman well knen
advertisement.
The Patrons Of the assured that every
lion will paid by the Proprietor
supplied with the choicest food TINT the Now Orleans
Coast furnish.
visitors such as ought satisfy the most
Blhrds Pistol Gallery Sailing fishing Hunt
etc. A Livery Stable of
hnsbed about the H Of June and ei stocked thus offering
facility TO hoae who desire enjoy ride
being splendid and several since
new Wharf, ten ee wide and much longer than the old
nearly finished and will afford
splendid Band OF Music dancing
who desire il; and a Ball given week.
Ocean Springs being the heathe
Coast The Proprietor soicita share Of public
L. JENNINGS, Proprietor
p s. Connected with the Hotel stocked with The
choicest Wines and the New Orleans market
Ocean Springs, Mias., May 49, 1855 mya5h
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w. II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
New Orleans, July rs 1855 =

New oreanss July rs, 1865,
The following communication from the Sur.
yeyor was read, and on motion, referred to the
Committee on Streets and Landings:
SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT.,
gay aail, New Orleans, July 9Th, 1855 I
To the Honorable the Common Council l
Board of Assistant Aldermen. 1e1
Gentisnea--Fhe contracts for keeping in repar The
Whagvcs aud Levee Of The Second District enterea
into between the late FiIst Municipality and Messrs
Martin, Davis, Graham McLanalhali, and Mr. Ions
Sufgi, xpifed OH the BED July. inst.
After making thorough examination of the said
Whafves and Levee, ana moi finding them In the con.
ditiOn required by contract have refused issuing The
last oertihcate thereon and respectfully ask thai the
subject be referred committee with Instructions Ia
report as as possible
Very respectfully your ohedient servant
u A. D'HEMEe0URT,
Acting Surveyor.
Ihe folloNine communication from The STRAIT
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OFFICIAL JOURN AL.
THE COMMON COUNCIL.
BOARD on ALDERMEN.

TuksnAY, July 81, 1866.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment. :,
Members present: Measrs. Culbertson, Durell,
Peire Prague Price and Pride--6
There bslng no quorum. the Board adjourned
10 Thursday next, August I'd, 1850.
CHAS. GLAIBoRNE, Secy.
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BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN

TUESDAY. y uly Gls 1000.
The Board met pursuant to adjournments. The
roll being called, the following members an
swered to their names, to wit:
Hon. E. l.. Tracy, President; Messrs. BENT,
Bouny, Bridge, Chambers, Chiapellas Gitfens
Guyoi, Hebrard, Howell, Kelly, Long, Stith and
Thayer--l4.
The reading of the journal was dispensed
with. W..
The following communication from the Mayor
vgas read s4i
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ETAT DE bal LOUISIANA,

Cneuleme Cour de District de la Noavele OIL. ans
A NDREW MILLER VS.. SEES CREANCIERS.
~ No. faeLes ereanesss de luaovnble
notifies dayo comparative eude de James Graham
publque ceue y, MERGREpIs Is Jour dAout 1885, dix
hea5ss du ma'p pea de delibe.r ea nss a.
ct lea proprees du dit nsolvablo suspendue
Par ordre de Ia Cour ce 81 Juliet 1856.
aul 1918 W. A. MOTT, GreHar,
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.
Arcade Hotel,
Magazine street. between Gravier and Natche .
III, &. MORSE prnnriAtnr

II The proprietor patrons
the public that this well knewn popular establishment.
has thoroughly during the
and newly furnished throughout large
obtained the proPrsto renting the sdRg portion the build
ing which viii enable him accommodate much
customers than last winter.
No has spared by proprietor enable him
connuanne Of the he has heretofore
exertion will b made himself
soiourn Of his guests only comfortable agreeable
this
b o3l9 ply
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Fifth Distrc Court OF New Otenna.
BOHN NISSLER VS.. HIS CREDITORS, for a
% respteNo lOSNotice given creditors
John Nssler and all other appear
the Office of Drou notary public in this
the lsih day Of August 1855 10 o'clock A. purpose
taking into application Of said John
re they further notified judicial proceedings against
ha person aud property stayed,
BY order Of Court New Orleans, July 81, 1855.
anil o -f' Al Clark
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
Cinquieme Cour de District de Ia Nosyele Orleans.
HOLM NISSI. ER Va SEES GREA NGIERS nnnr

Fnsr JusrcE's Counr RoBT. MCCULLOUGH Adm naAtor of
PARISH OF oRLEANs Holmes Estate, VIM WATSON,
Mo- IsItI.
EgY VIRTUE Of an order from the Hon. l.. o.
- Gaiennie Fa Juce the Peace for the Orleans
will proceed sell public auction, FRIDAY
lst6, at u O'Clock NJ, the premises of VIM Watstu IT.,
john street, between Gravsr and Common the following
rerty, VIII
Larpsntsrs' Benches Writing Deka Turning Latha Chest
and Toola Day, old Bellows. grinding Stone, Fly Wheels
seized in the above tuiE Terms-Cash.
ami l. Il hIo
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unanimously concurred in.
The following persons were appointed Inspec
Inra hu fhia Rnard

The following resolution from the Board of
Aldermen was read, the rules being suspended,
AMI on motion laid on the table
A resolution amending section 4th of Ordinance
No 60 for regulating the duties of the City Physician,
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BUSINESS CARDS.

a DAMS, r. w., Grocer, corner Front, Go
4 "a mon and Fujton strssts uis
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DIED.

GfFyoRp-On Tuesday Sept T. CHRISTINA A. vito Of James
n GiFfoRD, eyed - yesrr .,,-,.,
The re and friends ~ she family Respectfully invited
10 attend her funeral her lace residence M ITO Sea
lIih.t ti Thurs ayD afternoon at o'clock, without
further Invitation $1,000
tmaus will be taken TO Greenwood Cemetery tot inter-
nout
Hi,,xLtY-oh saturday Sept at the residence Of hsr
trorher. lsw John \. Day Ed In Baltimore COUNTY m'-'
Mr.. ELIZA NJ. HIsCELEY, aseC So years
RrH-At Y, rsvle Tue dsy. sept H,ssAH MARIA.
d-nshter John sd snnsh HowASrH asedS mon h an
10
Tn, ,d Of The family ted attend her funeral from
her fsthe Stst between "a ana III avs tns
f,ruO,La ? &c Ocs.
Her rs v IN be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery.
Mopscs-A Esst Chester Tuesday. Sept At the red
drrce Of l,r souinaa AeIsndor Masterton JEAN Mou'
soS, a nstive Of reithshire. scotland sgsd ~.
The era m tahe he bronxYtDe Chuch on hufs
ksv the eth At y Occk The fends OF ts family a.,
resTec,uy Ayted attend Harlem leave City Hsu
iO O'Clock.
Norr- Mackraw Mich the Sig of tbs 9Th month. Ellie
.sr1H NJ. Morn IN be 5lr year Of her age.
Her isken TO Rochester for inierment
PAssoSs-At Marcel us Onondass County ~ T. Saturday.
September 1855 Az ELIZA PAssoNs, daughter Of the Hov
Levi Pprs,ps IN thu lst year Of her sse.
s1tvrNsoN- On Ue.isy Sept ThosA STEVENSON aged Is
yesis and 10 months
The relatives family invited 10 attend tbs
om hi lse residence No 10 Greenwich st.. this
fRhurs, morning ~, O'clocs.
HI. remains will b. fsktu TO Greenwood
SAGA Gtsves nd Long Island Monday, Sept MARA W.,
dausbttr George and Nnia siGs aged years an4s
TtiPr-In Pro,isrc@. n. on Sunday, the ID inst Mrs
TsP wife of tho late Nathaniel w TnPP Of ths
CITY daughter Of the late stephen TPp Of the ornS
place. seed - years
WHrE-On Monday the 81 inst. PATRIcx WHITE la Nn~'
Brook yD. + n Sgd - years
Tue inferred in the Cemetery Of the Everseons
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COLUMBIA CLUB. =
MARINE AFFAIRS.

Tpy CuIFoRsfA STEAMERs.-The Nicaragua
steamer neaving SAD Francis o on the l6tn) may he
expected to day tomorrow. The Panama ('nap
steamer, under the arrangement for the 5th ana
Goth from san Francisco, cannot be looked for until
next week
For ErRoPy.-The United States Mai steamer Pa
cfc, Capt. Nye, sailed from thus port at y O'Clock
Yesterday tor Liverpool She took out i25 passengers,
ana 1907 .7O7 % in specie on freight
C.LIFoRSIA-Th steamships George Law for
Aspirwol With tho mails, and the Star Of the West
for San juan len this port yesterday. They carried
ont large number of passengers for Caliiorn's
CorIIuos.-Tbe steam tug X. L. Mabey, schooner
White Rock from Wesierley, X. l., and slooP Si''y
Francis of ard from COxs4ckie, came into collision
On Wednesday off the Battery, between Castle Garien
and pier No. North River but weF cleared from
each other by the assistance of the steamer J. ID.
Sesor without having sustained much injury. The
l. L. Mabey lost her cardboard sidehouse and the
other vessels some of their headeear.
A FIcHT On Tuesday afternoon last quarrei
and fight took place the forward deck of the steam
boat arnfod while passing through Hell-Ga'e on her
way TO stamford in the course OF which one man
name lot known jumped overheard, pr"oao'y
TO escape punishment which be Thought ne
nerit.d, or was likely 10 receive ne VIZ
picked up by Mr.. d. Golver, one OF the
neIGate pilots, who states that though 40 excellent
swim n er be would not have been able TO make terra
fIma oil account the strength of the tie-"ny, snd
tie g1es, impediments Of clothing, &c. lie was sci
ashore at Th'ogs Point.
Dl.THs At SEA-Eleven deaths occurred among
the psssenees the bark Elida which arrived at his
port y, sterday from Bremen.
NAVY DIPARTAINI-CHE EAST lSDIA AND BRAZIL
SSUADKoSS.-rte Navy Department has r. '-lve'i 'r-
Ia otts from Commodore Joe! Abbot, co nmnninS
ne United : aies squadron IN the East India ahl
Ina stas. Tie 'ollUViLg - an ex raci from us
patch dated United States flagship Mace iOnit1
ShsuA Lac M6y 80, 1852
- have iusf received letter from tOnnRn yer
Pogo lUuii,o Sta -oop Nabd1lia IN wnlch he IN
forns mt # -uccf ssful att eek small "a x oi
Iira'ss about twelve mile, from Hong Kong by hs
boat undtr command of Acting Liru'e Wacutt,
.hose coniuc IN the atia highly praised. regret
10 re-, N OF one oi the rhOt aud killed by
IT,. rcc.d,u'al discharge oi bis own muskt'.
II AZ sl-c disIaict.s from Commodore Saler, CON
MAJ ding Braz squadron, dated Rio JaueirO, July ~,
ls:5 atwlch I" he tas ,tio the fri"i. S'v tnnih.
2s,h of June. The Urired States brig Bainbnd4e,
Lieut. Commanding jaime III KDsan, arrived ~ no
DC JnI from ID" United States june IL, and sailed
from, u re n . 22d for MOnieyidoo, ~her" arrived
ne 3Oth from which port she would -ail In July IN
L,r return TO RIO lie JAneHo, iouching ~ 1T
Cnthhrnos Washington Union, sept 4.
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OF the tUimer place.
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MtrchtLL all Of this City.