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NEw YoRK CORRESPONDENCE.
Nxw YoRx, September 10, 1856.

NEW YoRx, September 10, 1856.
Have You noticed the nominations of the so,caIled
Liberty party who recently held convention ct Urea
Among them are be found the names of Fred Douglas
and George pgshau (both dsrkes one for Secretary
Of State the other for Attorney Gsnaral The former
we'll known to Free Soil fame the latter Is yet in
eryss state but expected efuge all his osaginous
glory during the coming campaign Thoss who stump
IN cahoots With these specimens Of Africa
will no doubt give them ccfte 6dfachs on Gtrauds soap
and Phaion's Cosmetic Depot Further South tar and
feathers all around would probably 90 made 70 answer
The moderate houses at the metropolitan should baye
ta,uht the managing man OF Mime Rachael (lr Felix
Raehaell that exhorbitant prices will not phy in this
country Of least It is that to con-
siderable sxtant have mot y sns ety. nus even
eventually be obliged to fall upon the oannaie for sup
port at something ike dollar head
The weather from being unoomfortaby oppressive has
ddsnlv cbanped TO that brings wooiens
demand and seekers after pure ar to ther des IN the
city u,,.,.,. c...a e,,.-.
In Rboda Island commenced the and has drawn
quite large NJ mber of speetatorssome Twelve thou.
sand INCLUDING nearly three Thousand ladies The horses
In number about ave hundred made splendid exhbi-
ion reflected very crsdtsby ON the stock raers OF
the Eastern States.
The celebrated Jumping Girl Of Passaic Falls has we
bet swim from Castle Garden to
nyernoI Island sans dess She ID TO be accompanied
by her man Of business undress Georgia uniform
collar and pair e .,r ana On and b.
hand for sight PRETTY certain Even aedsts grey
haired married men is said have engaged seats very
1as F,,s,n And Miiler,s Da,nsel have had another
spirit In the last match the latter did not satisfy her
friends aud few days since lwith smother drivs they
came out with banter mile hests In B. 70 wagons
for sO xhoh was accepted by the adys friends and
4tn they came Together the csntervie 1t was
40 easy song thing Lady Franklin however although
MIXERS Daniel was allowed win the two nrst heats;
was ouly to keep the thing going suppose 1t seemed
to be the opinion Of all present that Hiram With
the Lady could have closed the race In three straight
heats.
suMMARY.
Match race for $500 best 5 In s, to wagons:
Hiram WoodrnIf names u. Indy Franktin... 2 q
= Time 2.3s--2: -2:4k-2:42-2;421s
1'A-s' ~ JAxN.
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SEE FIRST, THIRD AND FOURTH PAGES.
THE CANVASS.
Extract from letter dated Trinity, Sept. Is. 1856

Extract from letter dated Trinity, Sept Is. 1885,
sour organization la complete, and party,
entirely sats. with position in s respects Since
you last three councils have been organized, with
an addition OF some fifty members. Applications
hand Tor organization Of Others which will
ceive prompt attention. Rumoss freely and indus
trosy circulated here in relation to Withdrawals from
the party the adjoining parishes, and opponents
equally active in those parishes reporting with
drawas in this, which, up to this time, amount to the
large of three The policy Of the Antics cir
cuating reports to the great number Of withdrawal
from American ranks is readily coDectured yet they
hootng wide of this mark only has the effect
producing laughter In the sleeve with those who know
better
Dr. Fennimore candidate for the Legislature is 8
gentleman of excellent private worth, and Is sminently
qualified discharge the duties Of the position which
will be called in November As mentioned in my last
letter. the State ticket will be sustained throughout
that you may set down fixed Tact" We have o
large majority in the parish and many Democrats have
yet Joining and there is justification in the
any respect. The interests OF the party will
all attention, and without great and very improba-
BILE change public feeling takes place. Catahouts will
roll up tremendous majority IN November next for the
ticket-the tvhoe ticket y
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APPOINTMENTS.

37s. 5$145 NEW oaLEAss, Sept. 4, 1856
We are authorized to state that MIR. RAFnELL Hurr
viii address the people AZ the following named places, on
the days designated: @
Monroe, 0uachita, Saturday, SEPT. xsSn.
FarmeryiAe Union. Monday, Oct lst
: Vernon, jackson "Wednesday, Oct 3D. -
Minden, Claiborne, saturday. Oct 9TH.
1 Shreveport, Caddo, Monday, Oct Sth
/ Mansfield pesoto wednesday, Oct 10TH. "
Natchisocbes Natchitoehes, Friday, Oct. 18th
Alexandria, Repiass. Tuesday, OFT l6 60.
Marssvills, Ayaye Thursaay' Got a 18th.
0pelouaas, St Landry, Monday oes. z1a, o,.
vsrmlionvilie, Lafayette, Wednesday, Get. 9Th.
St Martiussills, St Martins, Fhursday, Oct 10th.
Frapkin' st Mary Saturday, Oct 2Tth
Thibodanx, Laiourcbe, Monday, Oct s9sh.
Mr.. Hunt upon his return viii visit the Florida pars
shes, of which due notice will be given.
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The Hickory Thrasher and Fusion Fail is
the natne Of paper just started AZ Ravsna oho.Es
change. ~
editor of that paper must be related to the
duntor Of that famous California Journal kuown the
Sword Of Liberty and Horsspistol of Rfeedom.-Loms
piAe paper - sts6ts5 Va #
The editor is undoubtedly the nephew of the
Arkansa,o gentleman who published q pros
pectus for the q Broad iare Of Equality and
Feather from the american Eagle
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as- We seldom recommend d manufacture

rnsdulse believing Nature hsresif pssea
efscsuay than be by Ae
vegetables OF medical snss Blu tho matter
choaic features about il which often DEFY
all the efforts healthy action Of tbs digestive
orgsus ii usaenty hippena that thousands 'uasr Tor
both In body and mini f.o indigestion aud it,
kindred ills suehs foOFLASDs GERMAN BfrfERs, pre-
pared by Dr. c. IL tao tray most YAlaas pssparadon
medicines gag heslhg action 70 me omaeh sad
will be srvieeahls 4 eu sspscsi during
sofng be cured by patient
sai all those safsas uads this sad
ma.dy rseopmspa application 70 the pspe; Of
lsaas German B.s Area street. PaladslpAa sss adysr-
tiseneni. *S tstt@dAW
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From whichit will be that the Coquette toek the
FIRST class Venture the prize of the second cas
and the Algerne the third class prize:
The late gale played sad havoc among the pleasure
yachts along the coast many that not totally de-
moished injured that it impossible to have
them ready for these races. Tomorrow will end the
yachting coast although small speck will
remain and BIZ visible Point Clear Tuesday next
October when the match between the Mischief and Rip
pie to be ain there to you shall hear from
me. :, The Ex YAeHrMAN.
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THE Board OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. = This
Board meets this evening, pursuant to adjourn
msnt We understand that business of great
Importance, connected with the recent sale Of
thu wharves, will come before them fer action
We earnestly hope that every member in the
city will be in his place this evening, sc that
they may, as far IS their Board is concerned,
render final the recent sales.l - =.s5
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River Intelligence.

BETTER LATE THAN NEvER-The tables Of
duties received at the Custom house at this
port, together with the exports Of produce and
imports Of merchandise, for the fiscal year end.
ing june 30. 1856 and which have beenpublished
in. most Of thu leading papers since the first Of
this month, as late intelligence, were published
in this paper on the 1lth and 18th of July Last,
with other Custom house statistics.
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npryrR roR THE VIRGINIA SUFFERERS.

The undersigned, in behalf Of Mr.. Hoetfaer's Band
being about to renew their entertainments ~
fha dd plav Hall take the liberty of offering you the
entire receipts Of our ts nights entertainment for the
benefit Of the sufferers by the epidemic now spreading
such deseation among our Fellow nengs IN NofioA anu
Portsmouth, Va
M s- Jao oHaaLToN, Committee
r. j. MTNIRTE, ~.
ss O. B0UDE,
To Messrs A. Glenn, 7. Q. sully j. ~ Meesndish H. III.
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The Philadelphia Sun thus describes a fir

The Philadelphia Sun thus describes a fire
machine which says has just been invented In that
city BY coiored man named Roberts: SAsS-sa "
Il Is constructed the pEacipleof telescope, occupy
log avat5 small spacs whea closed but capable Of being
extended to height Of sixty feet, by means of
aeaird clogs Above this branch pipe, made flexible
and worked In any direction by chains reaching to tha
grouhd The maahna can heran into narrow slley,
any confined space by attaching hose to
the water ~,l b. forced 10 htop and thence directed
at the pleasure OF the operator Complete safety s thus
shorded TO the hremep andinstant application may be
msds to any part OF bareiag building
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A young girl was arrested in New York q
few days ago. for setting fire to her house, be-
her step mother had pawned her silk dress and
wouldn't redeem It. The amisbe daughter said abe
wanted tie dress to to church.
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MosoUuos. AS sure proteosisn from mos
beasWith essence of pennyroyaf. In answer
one Win has Experimental, says:
disIas9sS sueh quantity of the Essence . In my
room that the odor for &C least six months
admired tins hkver> did the mu.qutns who rushed Ia
trop the Nhse .nslssNerbecd to enjoy the luxury.
you'd ADVISE taat shen used for this pur
pdss be spfinsled in srd ana outhou.es a. In
That oase the. nosqatos may ~ drawn away from the
|.itepiog scemss =. :, = - ~
ne have heard camphor ressuamendsd. A
friend Of ours once tried the Ready. One
vial aanvinasa him Reault: Bio sueoesosa s.
l dr;slRs himself out q his own house, bat %
thia DAY be islsf the unslterahle conviction that
be AID net asaas ths exodus q q singls NOS
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ing up the race.
when this round completed 1t was close to Elk
O'Clock when darkness-it being cloudy evening-began
to veil them from sight. What TRANSFERRED after this
rs impossible those shore to tell they only
that the race ended by the yachts coming in as
foows-tAe being completed at 10 minutes past
ol,nlry
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GtqsseS y .Tassats0n.

GtqMet y .Tasnts0n,
is CHARITIES STREET,
just received per ship Mulhouse, from Havre per
ships Ravsnwood Pyramid Westmnsts and Black
ro from New York, large and spsndid assormsat Of
Fall and Winter TyG00ds,
couss ling in part Of the following, Wis,
French, EDglish and American CALICnES. e.=s
PIsn and Printed MUSLINs DE LAME
do Children,
Plain Plaid and Striped cAsHMEREs, all colors. " .
BARBOUR and CHALLY of all oolors. z ...5..
Plsn Printed and Fluuncst BAkEGES.
Fame, SILKS, ef slqunlisn
LAdiss' snd Misses' HOSIERY general as ortren,.
Gsnsa' and ca,dren's SOCKS, do do
White and B,owu CorToSs, ali qualities.
Lnsn Ca brio HANDKERcHIEEs, sill prices.
Printed orINTz, for Curtains.
Cotton, wosssed aud silk DAMasK. for Carsains.
Fancy TART Ms. article. a@a
FLANNEIS, Of ali kinda y.sa5 atr4.4- 75Yosa u
A general assortment Of PLANTATION GOODS, such as
BLANKETS, N
KERSEYS ....'
), 3 q-..as.s -. LINsEYS,
And variety Of tho articles org for enumeracn, which
will b. soId at the lowest market prices.
diQUEL & JAMESON,
AetA qpIv Cbarrs. street
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Fad and Winter Clothing.
ALFRED MUNRoE s. Co.,
N MAGAZINE STREET. e.

CORNER OF GRAvIER STREET,
ressviug FALL, AND WINTER STOCK for Men,
Boys and Children direct from their Mandatory AL Broadway
New York.
All goods sold by them made expressly for the New Orleans
trade and atts fully Among tho aok
+
BLACK AND coLoRED CLOTH FRocK AND DRESS COATS.
BUSINESS COATS, or svery form and color,
EXTRA LONG PIIor CLoT II CO ATS for Steamboat Men, Il
PANTALooNs. Of sysry Inscription.
vfsTs q asa and c0lorsd sar SILK velvet Gem Cashmere
and B,msszins. b. ..set &9
FURNISHING GOODS, Z
TRUNKS. UMBRELLAS, &s.
WA. Nj. d Co. IRE AGENTS OR THE Unio> INDIA
kuesER coMFANf iss lot o. their always hand
consisting Of Clothing Carriages Cloth and sl.o clo,b s
for Cotton Picking Coat aud Apron the attention Of
Planton Id particularly cal 3D. 5ara Is VI @ss Il
ALFRED MUNROE s. CO.,
Il 1885 apst <w % Msgnsina .t,se,
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@-OFFIo

Ma- OFFICE OF THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Camp street. Appe Er relief received from nos
rM FANS pal d.. RICARDO, Seer esa ~
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Dissolution.

DiSsOiHtiOHa.
The inerss. of JOSHUA JACKSON the FIRM Of g. H. KENNE
DY CO th day ty mutual Either 10
authorized to use the name Of tie urm in liquidation
..=.l.- $50. W. 8. Ii. KENNEDY.
JOSHUA JACKSON.
MR. JASON T. KENNEDY wild have interest,", and beaomss
partner the H. KENNEDY Co., on Tbs 6rss
ery, 1850. sAML KENNEDY.
Fer Orb ana, September "a s5s. SEA 9pim
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STATE POLIeY..
BIZ j rroKHT.
FOR GovERNoE k;Is
CHARLES DER8I6Nz,

EOfbNs wv Nlkt0f=IT
CHARLES DERBI6Nfs #
VT or JsrFEnsoN. PEA 5sast
poR H4EuE u N Il Mt es6vERNoR,
LEWIS TEKADA,
OF aeripEs ii
FongsEo hRr Any sos STATE,
ROBERT g. BEALE,
~ EAST aAros ROUGE. s..
Is FeR sT.ArH rREi6suRERs
Y. DURABLE
v tsssE HAros aousp. !.
~ 20 n AID IroR or sfATE
WALTER RDsSMAN, s
or CLAIBORNE
F0R ATToRNgY aENERAL
RAEDE1,L HUNT,
FOR SUPERINTENDENT or HDucATroN,
& o. D. sT1LLMAN,
or onAcHfrk.
i u On 0oNdRHsa.
Fs.st Di.sssst- Or d. EusTIs, Or.
assona Disi,ics- -riIEen0RE q. uUN1a
zzi,a Ii.,ris- PREsT0s PSND, il.
.ssurss spaviss- WILLIAM D. LEWIS.
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4 Geailsm.,-Your Communication Of this date is re-
eeysd su ii gives great pleasure 70 aeespt your truly
rst EVENINGS the relief OF the sufferers
By The epidemic Of Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va
Trusting that your charitable ana meFi.orious in
teptons NAV be rewarded with the most complete
Cess and naming Monday evening" the 1st October,
ara, gentlemen very respectfully yours EA
A. GLENN, Oomm;,taa
T @. sUGLY, ~
] N MctANDLIsH,{{ y,,ssr,,ra
44 4SEs a ii. ROBINSON, 'ne'1'Ans
To MessrB NJ Hoefasr, Jns. Charlton, X, j. Minifieso
Boude, COMMITTEES Vi Music,
New Qraans, Sept, IS, 1850 ee2s VI
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Dsnfh o.n Rnfs o,ad Roaches. ,

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER. guar
agen,
uuctiSn Of thess trGubiesoms We
~ Be- and ask 1n WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE-
sTRoYER, and lake mother. For sale by
e....s, J. WRIGHT s. CO.,
sss&7s2sap 151 Charities Street.
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die D.,

Al coynstou L.. Thuday merning la o'clock after lier
CARING CLoTDE,
wife 81 RUFUS Doibear, of New orleaas.
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sERAsropoL HAS FALLENl.

So say our Geographic dispatches this morn
ing No event thar has occurred within the |
last year will he read with such engrossing in |
terest. II ives stormed and taken on he,Sth |
instant, after three days commandment, I'M
questionab1y the most terrific ever known in
the annals Of warfare. The silence Of the.com-
manding generals, the silence Of the official
organs of the Allied Governments Of France
and England, and the mystery which sur
rounded the nightly chess board Of the Crimea,
all indicated that d portentous move was about
to be made, in which the only alternative was
victory or death. No. ,fs@
That move has been made The great game
has been decided The fearful alternative HAS
been put to the test. The stakes we're the
prestige. renown and power, Of three great ma
tons, neither ofwhich would back OUT compro-
mise, or pay forfeit. Pr
4. Sebastopoi has falleni THERE'S no doubt Of
chat, Sebastopol Aad to fall--no natter what
the sacrifcs--no matter how awful the cost. /
In its,fall the pride Of two naughty nations was
involved, and they would have protracted the
struggle. even to the whitening oftha soil of the
Crimea with the bones Of their soldiers until
That pride was satisfied. Such nations as
FRANCE and England never cake steps back.
ward. = sE s. ~ se
The terrible slaughter which consuinmated
the triumph OF the allies will cause a shadder
throughout Christendona. The conflict must
have been awful, protracted and desperate
The dispatches say the French we're. repulsed
SIR times before they took the Malakotf. and
tho English once before they captured The Re.
DAM In the interim tbs slaughter must hare
been terrible.
The Allied Generals unquestionably had
orders from their home governments to take
sebastopol at all risks before tho winter set in,
| or they would not have ventured upon 80 fearful
| an experiment. In the long run the city must
! have fallen without such an awful waste of
human gore. IL
We defpot regard this success as one likely to
humble the pretensions of Russia Russia can
never be conquered that is, occupied. Her
vast, frozen domains. preclude the possibility of
4 such a thing. But. she may be exhausted
Shut mp in the Baltic by the Allied fleets or the
ice. and out OF from the world in the Black sen;
all Of her sea-post> towns either bloekaded or
taken, her commerce. and trade must languish,
and she must, eventually come to terms.
On the whole. we consider the capture of se-
bastopol tie best indication Of an early oessa-
tion of hostilities Che old world has known the
past twelve months,
4 - 5
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Tf &HKNGkN PARTY OF LOUISIANA.
4 ~ d TO-
sdvoeAss m = ~
A4 Hasa proper sAle r psss'. = - ~
s1cehise, zzsS
W. Advocs3e the passe&e o. sucn sAws =
ysut TIE 2mmigrstacn ot 13 ssa,aass' - -
Se1nts4s s
any intssfsrencs y re vss.ea To- y
u ~ ii " acusptsrssntsoH Wish slavery y
o. xsdsdsrsl sosesnnspt sAesps 'es -
- 100 H.,..,,., pe,rv ,po,,t :. vii,
atsxn sRd ansas ss'as ,..s a.
~ ~ w io''sW Sls su''0 ~ 114.''1'''
s ~ 1aesss .,..,,s - -. ao,sr,..s y,
psheve tnas Ainsia's - = ~ -
knsssssns eieos'ng sus ss.as - -sor 4; AZ
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.s1,Is,gaea1s gelsa,ggrpOe
Transanitted 10 the New Orleans Daily Crescent
ONE w EEK
LA TER FROM EUROPE.
BY the AMERICA AND WASHINGTON.
sEBAsToPoL TAKEN.
10000 men Killed.
THE CITY IN RUINss
G. en-. B os d u ct Ki1le d
ATTEMPT TO AssAsslsArE NAPOLEON
THE city IN RUINS,
G. en-. B os quet Killed
ATTEMPT TO AssAsslNArE NAPOLEON
lDr mn. NATIONAL 4sD aovrH.as lIissiE..l


HALIFAX September ~ The gunard steamship Amer
lea Capt Leitch arrived this port this forenoon from
Lverpcolon the lSthinst Her advices consequently
ems week from all parts Of Europe They Of the
highest Importance will be by the following
mary:
Fall Of Ssbastopol.
Sebastopol has fallen.
On The sth inst after bcmbariment of three days
rston the Allied army assaulted the city, and after six
repuses sustained by the French before the Malako
one repusc by English before the Redsn it taken
The slaughter was terrific. Two thonsand 81 the En-
glish fifteen thousand French and about the
Der of the enemy killed. making total Of slain of
upwards Of 10000 men.
The Russians evacuated tho town. after blowing up all
defscss sinking shs ships and firing the town. thus
leaving or the Yictors nothing but Of smoulderng
ruins. E
During the assault five French Generals were killed. In.
Guiding General Borqaet.
large Allied force marching along the coast for
the purpose nerruptng the retreat of the Russians
land,
the Allied Generals have orders to demand the uneon-
ditiuna surrender all the Russian troops
dsfsnses among the latter being included Odessa.
The traits of the capture Of sehastopol were i'm
| mense quantity Of material of war,
| Louis Napoleon.
Another attempt had been made to assassinate the
French Emperor 1t was not successful
The Pacific Arrived Out. IS
l The Collins steamship Pacific arrrsdin the Mersey at
noon Of the 18TH -
1 Liverpool Cotton Market IS ~,
The Liverpool COTTON market rather easier in
sequence of the advance in the rate of interest by
i Bank Of England and expected further advance
\ 1--WE per cent :, but quotations unaltered
The ses Of the week 600 bales including 6oo(
| bales to specnlators. N555S4
/ We repeat the figures reported per Baltic: aog,
FAIR Orleans u d. Mddling Orleans ZIG d., Fair Up
| lands 6sS d., and Middng Upands Ga d. per pound
/ #- State Of Trade
The adyices from Manehsster aud the manufacturing
i districts generally are less favorable #H
II Breadstuffs. 4l4,.
The Liverpool breadsinffs market was generally dull
n and prices unchanged, a r H=5r.s z15lf..
4 Wheat had advanced one penny per bushei.. .i.
The weather bad been ine and the accounts from tn
crops are favorable.
n Provisions, etc. sgs 4
The Liverpool provision market was generally dull an
unchanged. -.
Lard in active speculative demand at IS to COS pc
cwt $50, .
VI In the London Market Sugar had advanced ID. y.
II Money Market.
The London Money Marset more stringent. -
lARRIVAL OF THE WASHIN GT0l
NJ p w.
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LETTER FROM THE GULF COAST

i 80
49, &As @ Pass CHRISTIAN, Sept 20 1855. q
Eds. C,sscent The heavy rain storm which prevailed
here yesterday the from coming OF adj
yertised From early In the morning up to O'Clock
To the afternoon everybody appeared think that
was no place like homen
On opening the entrees todays race they proved to
be az follows:
First class-sylph, by Jno e. Robinson:
gs4 .a4.. CoQuette. by J. O. Nixon.
4 Seed :. bertha, by b. A. Fisk;
-. :. Venture, by H. Rareshide.
49, Third ~. Agerne, BY Frank Freshman; ~
Lecomte, by Ed Hanes.
Duripg the morning the wind very light In
1t was three O'Clock before the signal gun was
fred for the boats to get under way The wind
south southeast At the moment Of starting 1t
meuced raining and 80 continued all the afternoon.
The first stake was rounded arst BY the syph, then
the ooquetts then the Bertha Venture and Agerne the
having given up the and returned home
fore reaching Shortly after rounding the nrs stake
there was moment Of dead calm and then squat
ont from the west causing yacht In the fleet
to reef except the Venture When the squa struck
she dropped peak for memen and took the heaviest
of it, and then up with it. and carried all sail through IT,
During hs equa the Cequette took the nrat position the
syph dropped the second the Venture changed with
the BERTHA taking the third place. Thsy rounded the
second stske and had CLOSE lay to the home stake,
the eoquete being the only that rounded it without
a tack The home stake the hrst round made In
the following order and time.
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american Barbecue,
II PoINTn-A.LA.HAoHE,o ON PIERRE ooLLHrrH,s
PLANTATION, 44

H On MONDAYs LIST October. ss 3,
The steamer Mobile ~il lesve New Orleans MONDAY at
O'Clock in the morning from tho Wharf on,iBs Good InspsTow
Boat Office, Margpy su'ldir 90, Third Daret
Hon. Charles Dsrbigny Geo Eus IT,, MAscs DcsS Louis
Duynaud cyprisn Dafoar an others will people
~ The public are invited to attend. se9s toll