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ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

GAIETY THEATER.-There was a very good
audience at the Gaiey last evening The performances
commenced with the comic drama entitled The Ladies,
| Cluo.'' M
OF the drama enabled to say nothing more than
that it well performed and well received without
giving the story Of the play parcuarizng the east
mention that 1t altogether such as appeared to
1 satisfy the audience.
After the drama Me- Owens doed forth the history Of
Wilkins and his Dinah and the entertainment closed
with the fsvorte farce Of the LOTTERY Ticket
ST. CHARLES THEATER.--The drama entitled
i The Willow Copsen-played here before-wss ;repro
ducsd at the St. Charles last evening Mr. Coudock
as Like Fading, VirsDg Bowers .augsus studley a.
| Dick Hulss and Mrs. Leonard as Rose Fielding
There was thin attendance, and the piece differently
rendered In many respects from what have seen it
before. The dramatic intensified and
made melo-dramatic beyond what should have been,
Nature cannot be oVerstepped in any respect without
producing sensation opposite to the that Is natural
and legitimate II Mr. Couldock to draw hs lines
more strictly between what naturally tragic and what
s tragic merely upon the stage inclined to believe
he would be more successful in his deneations
The farce Of Sudden Thorshts,' though not novel
ty, was vol rendered.
THE PELICAN THEATER There was not an
exceedingly crowded house the Pelican last evening
although the tragedy OF Yrgnius and the farce Of
slasher and Crasher were the pieces announced The
tragedy progressed through the earlier acts with some
considerable and the audience attentvely awaited
the denouement Whichas rendered at the Pelcan-dif
fered entirely from what it usually is
pTsinfus. Mr. Jamson-the hero Of the piece not only
In the pages of Lvy but likewise in the lines acauay
"a patriot hero. and the father of pfrgasa in the
and pth of the pay, walked forward and ad
dressed the audience in modern English to the es.c
that the proceed further and the narrowing
effects Of the last act would be deferred some future
occasion Accordingly the curtain rolled down and
we are happy to believe that vrgnius all the remain
ing Romans slept sound nights sleep The amendment
is good and one murder less has to be recorded.
CAMPBELL MINISTRIES. There was as usual. |
full asaemblage at the Southern Opera House last
ing and COMMUNICATION Of the songs sung would be but
repetition of the praise have happily been Obliged
to award to the Ministries each successive evening The
pieces are chosen with admirable taste and their ezecu
ton deserves Of the community the kindly yet hearty
ception given them sang
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Woo Opening.
Nofice.


.viofice.
T ALMAS AND oVERCOATS.
justine til rg for this cold weather. .54. 4. *
CASHMERE PANTS. RICH VELVET AND cIo 9TH VESTS.
PILOT AND BEAVER CLOTH ovERcoArs,
TRAVELLING sHAwLs, warranted all wosi. a-..A
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
Msrino UNDER SHIRTS and DRAWERS
Shaker Flannel SHIRTS and DRAWERS
Fine Cashmere Wool do do Sr
Beaver and Silk GLOVES .-,: -a..4 t.l.#
Plush Lined NECK TITS, eRAvATs and scARFs. .. H.
Whha superior Of LEIGHroNs FIRST PREMIUM
SHIRTS, warranted geei I'll, cr.te Shirt, be rearnsd
LEIGHTON & BARBoT,
d. Cps. corner 81. cb,,Is. and c.,,, ,.,a.,.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ORLEANS THEATER. Hale7ys grand opera,
Ia RENE du Cypre,' will be performed with a strong
east
/ ST. CHARLES THEATER.-Thir night of Mr..
couldoek The Willow Copse p fayorite dance; and
= Woman Adore S1.I.l slsG
] GAIETT THEATER. The comedy of ssThe La
dies club;'' yilikens and his Dinah z; and Forty
Winksn -.5@=
SOUTHERN OPERA HOUSE Songs, dances and
instrumental music BY the Campbell Miastrels
y. VANspcHIs MusEua Wax statuary and Gu
riosities, at 1917 St. Charles street
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PITTSBURGH coAL.- Morrison, McCloskey &
Co. No los Gsaves street among the largest coal
dealers in city. They constantly receiving the
black diamonds from their mines Pittsburgh and
can afford them low any other coal dealer
in the city
u will be seen by reference to their advertisement in
another column that they havea fresh supply on the way
and that they are prepared to make contracts for supply
ing the article in any quantity from the mouth of the
Ohio to the Bazs Planters traders should note the
fact and refer TO the advertisement
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Foa MONTGOMERY AND WEruMPkA.-The new
hsht-drausht steamer, Montgomery, jackson, master
leaves for Montgomery and all intermediate landings on
tne Alabama river at o'clock P M via the New Basin
John Hyde Co. No. &c Pcydras street. are the agents
for the Montgomery
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For MEMPHIS. The fine, fast running, man.
moth steamer John smonds, b. Church master leaves
at O'Clock this evening for Memphis and the ntermedi
ate landings The simonds takes freight for Nashville
with the privilege Of re-shipment John Z. HYDE & Co.
No SO Poydras Htreet, are the agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-05

PENMANsnIr AND Book KEEPNe.-Ney classes
begin this week at Dobsars commercial college los Canal
street. Citizens and strangers invited to call There
are nine apartments for languages mathematics pho
nography etc, with able professors See Advertisement
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GelesrapbeS to the Dailp Crescent.
our RRLATIoNs WITH ENGLAND.
THE SOUND DUES AGAIN.


WAsHiSeTos, Dec. 4.-our affairs with England are
unchanged SO far the Government dispatches by the
Atlantic throw any light upon the subject. Mr.. Bu-
chanan says that the British Cabinet is endeavoring to
patch up reply to Government in reference to the
violation Of the neutrality laws.
The proposal Of Denmark to substitute an ad uaoren
taxation on cargoes for the Sound Dues rejected
by our Government.
The Kansas Difficulties
WasHISeroN, Dec. 4.-The Presipent received tee-
graphic dispatch yesterday from Gov Shannon of Kansas
Territory cangor aid to suppress the serious outbreak
between the proavsry and antisavery parties in Kan
The President Immediately ordered troops from the
nearest points preserve the peace Affairs in Kansas
hare assumed very serious aspect Both parties eeem
determined to fight 1t out.
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tAavsrtissmept.l
To NJ. E,.asefs Pen

To M Frasefs Psac-
pa4R Since private cotespopaanes ,st,,ss , -
for leaving Society lake this eihoi Of
aoihg saa merely fer my dsn.s. admit that Won
make Faes eteer give TO yeu peass may give
you this puhieiy. ~
fhod much the Brothetnooac 40 sny one BIZ. Al
the same time deny The possibility brotherhood bswesn
antas oaaie, pet say hostile views and principles.
Inow declare hss the extreme hostility between opr
Pies ws ne which provoked our separation
Hoping this will yasr appreciation,
ifsman, very respectfully. yoqls, Elk,
% 9tSt sANpERgoN
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ag- We have frequently heard

bated German Bite seld by Dr. C. NJ Jackson 100 Arch
PHILADELPHIA spoken Of hghs
We believe Of the best medicines for The
psns for which recommended They pleasant 10 he at
And can be taken under circumstances by most delicate
stomach Tbs press far and ~ids hare eoeaap ,hs
nvauAbe remedy fer Dyspepsia, debility. ETC. spd such ara he
healing effects Of This panaes hst hope msy
every family where dysrsps has likely hars victim Sew
aotsfnssMent. d. imd6W
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y. W.. Seymour,
Sick Headache,

I.hoad be remembered Heaaaea ali
nom disosde red stomach ihs blood
WEIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are csian cure Tor every description Of headache they
cleanse the body from those morbid hemo which reufred
the ouach the want Of
dsgretab taste IN tie month"; bad BREATH vssDg gums
ehysd ises and many other distressing taken
Into the circulation and thrown pou various parts Of lie
give rise TO every nalady Incident maa.
Four or I'VE ths said Indian Vegetable Pills
foar hours will in short time PIT complete s..e to Sick Hess
aene Al shs same time the digestive will be
lone AID ne blood 80 completely purified that Head
ache or diseases Of any kind, III mbrner possible.
]. WRIGHT & CO., Agents
% atsod Isl Chartrer street,
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OTTOMAN RoBEs-PARrs SMOKING JACKETS. -
Messrs Norris Way, clothiers, corner of Camp and
Common streets under the City Hotel have Just received
supply Of Ottoman robes and Paris smoking Jackets
which will at once commend themselves to all who are
capable Of adorning their leisure with luxury See the
advertisement
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Il. b. SYKES SALEs.--It will be seen by ref
erenee TO an advertisement in another column that Mr.
sykes sells to day cargo of raisins almonds grapes
lemons wines etc., etc. to which we call the special
attention of dealers in those articles.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-05

For OPELousAs-The new and fine steamer
Alice Glaizs Johnston master, puts out at the usual
hour this evening for 0peiousas taking freight for Old
Hiver and oil the landings on the Atchafalaya J. NJ
Johnston u Co, No. Front Levee, are the agents.
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ds stsed
.Ttsp Sf0rs..

Corner carondelet tlate APOLLO and Thaa streets.
large MILLINERY, cLoAKs, CLOAK aod DRESS
TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, EMBRoIDERIEs FLOWERS, FEATIs
Frs HOSIERY GLOVES aud everything complete Lady,,
outh hal ahpve prices salt Zines The patron
age Of he Ladies' is respectfully solicited,
diats G,H, TAYLOR,
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New STORE. C, Il. Taylor, corner Caronde
let ae Apeo9 and Thalia streets has large and ele
giant assortment Of millinery cosk cloak and dress trim
mngs ribbons embrodsres hosiery gloves, and every
other thing requisite for sdya complete outfit His
stock is fresh bought reasonable terms and will be
sod very low These reasons, suppose will securs to
him large amount Of patronage, See the advertise
rnept
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--~.a< NEW ORLEANS
> Ia oners' W"areh0 u !,
a No. 60 CAMP STREET.

INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS,
SCENES IN THE PRACTICE OF A NEW YORK suRsFoT =,
Edward H. Dixon, M D.
NOTES ON puELS AND DuELINe by L. Sabine .-..
hVENTlps; Series Of Tales and Poems, by ERs Ahon.
aARVESTINGS Sketches in Prose Verse BIZ Sb .pr.
ELLIE or The Holman Comedy, BY John Eaten Cooke
TIE AGE OF FABLE Stories Heroes bv Thea BAL
" finch.
TEE ms AND OUTS or PARIS, Psss by Day Night by
Inie de Maygusrises M.5
lsoRA's CHILD. beautiful Novel.
AGAR THE MARTYR Passion Reality; Tale Or North
ana South, by Marion Stephen.
MEMOIRS OF JAMES GeRpoN BENNETT ard His Tines. sz
Journalist. -
CORA AND THE DOCTOR Revelations Of rhysisisp,s WIFE,
WINNIE AND I. nlast interesting work
Ollie, OF, The Ola Wes.Roor, By LINN
ALSO,
Receiving by arrival all he LATE PUBLICATIONS ass4
J.. B. STEEL,
Law Pubii.hsr, Bookseller and s.ssicper,
: No 1Csrrp.
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SOUTHERN FURNITURE wARERoous. --cbar,ss
= stewart Nos ~ and 17s Canal street, have u,, -
csived from the msnufsetory large and stoek
Of mahogany arnoirs and bedstssds Mr. stewart ~,
sls0 ~ Kinds e houtehold furniture, made il very
substantial manner, and sold on the most reasonsbs
terms Those Wishing to purchase should call a. Nh,
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THE COMMERCE. OF THE WEST.

Under the foregoing head the st. Louis Intel
ligsncer contains the following table, designa-
ting the number Of steamers employed on the
Western rivers and lakes, their tonnage and
their value. We quote it for the information it
conveys, and with view ofsubjoining some OBJ
serrationa Of nnr own.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-05

NEW CLoTHISa.--Leighton Barbot, corner
Of st. chstles and Canal streets. snpounce in
column q paper the receipt Of additions Il
st0ek q superior aad ready made clothing and
usnens furnishing goods We commend their
Asn % me notice Of our readers with the assurance that
pu,'nsssFs may rely upon the quality and make q apy
articles purchased there. - = -,
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To the Public.


Issg respectfully notify .he citizens Orleans that have
stationed hose AID ladder ucx a. the
following Places namely
FIRST DISTRICT
One engine and hose carriage hsrsss and dr,ve for
At the stable of Dabeis Misch, Charles street.
ons engine truck ut the
oHse Of NO. and Hook ard Laddea on Gro
between chass and casoRdslet Streets and
for the same
One engine end hose esse at the Engine House of No. ID
common 1reei tohs Charity Hp horses aad drivers
for the same.
One engine carriage al the Gas works Wifi,
drivers for the same,
os engine and hose carriage the New Basin the warehouse
Of the Canal compauy wish for the same
One engine and hose carriage engine house e No. on 81
Joseph ess street, hoitea and for
the
One engine ard hose carriage the Engine No. H.
fehoupitouas Felicity Road Wit. hors.p and drivers for
Hanae--al in working order.
SECOND DISTRICT.
One engine and hose carriage shs old Of No.
snd drivers iane.
oae engine and hose s,rageat the Engine House No. a. on
Of Orleans street. TO be pulled by
keepers stationed there.
One hook the tux ho.e Of ok Az
Of Basu Cont Streets keepers atstioasd there
to be pulled BY hand.
One engine and hose carriage at the Engine Houre No. TO-
Maine street. near Esmpsr street, with hoeG for same
One engine and hose carriage Engine Of No. Bsoa
ROAD Th Two keepers hste; eb pailsa by hand
THIRD DISTRICT.
oae engine, hoie &c and aad. trick
go eine house Of No with horses drivers ssns
one sngae an hose carriage engine 81 the
lower cotton PRESS with horses ard drivers Tor ia.ns
FOURTH DISTRICT. 4.. 4N
At The truck house hook and ladder street.
oFe carriage and ems hook and ladder truck divers
or thu
All o. which is il fair Working order he hoped
ansnt for The iEae be sad Until The anlato lbs
apartment is completed.
To these of eoweiens who have volunteer copanep
md Al Others that will come aid case of pees
snder most grsu tharf and By s Maiof
late that all expenses that incurred DO promptly paid
aling On tae undersigned, Attic City Hall.
lrneetay esll s good eens case need
ad in accordance with Bis Eeao Mayors PROCLAMATION
JAMES II. WINGFIELD, |
81 |
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TIE FIRE CONTRACT.

AZ will be seen, By reference to our local col
umn, the Comptroller yesterday sold the con
tract for supporting and managing the Fire De
partment Of the city of New Orleans, for
term Of i've years. to Messrs John Youennes an,
John Adams, ct the rate of 500 900 per year
This was the lowest and only bid, we under
stand, with one exception. This was, perhaps
OWING to the limited period during which publ
city was given to the ordinance Three days wal
altogether too short time in which to adyer
tise SO important q contract, for the very OBJ
yious reason that it cut off any thing like 9
general composition, such as should always ex.
list when sales Of the kind are made. Ten days
publicity, at least, should have been given te
the ordinance. In that time oil parties, by be.
ingindustrious, could have compared notes, made
calculations, and entered into such arrange.
ments as would have enabled them to consum-
mate their contract, in case their bid or bids
proved successful, within the specified time.
Under this contract the expenses Of the Fire
Department will reach higher figure than
ever before known in the city Of New Orleans.
As q general thing, the expenses have averaged
about 100000 per annum, heretofore. The
last year Or two the expenses have been larger,
but the increase was mainly owing to extensive
repairs. and building Of engine houses. But,
as We speak Of the average, We will be under
Stood
This Will be very considerable increase in
the expenses Of the Fire Department, in case
the Common Council approves the contract, at a
time, too, when the city is lily able to bear up
under additional burthens. We have ever IA
vored Paid Fire Department, bat we have
always understood that economy and efficiency
accompanied the adoption of the system. We
may have labored under misrepresentation Of
facts, yet still such was our understanding.
But. il anything could reconcile us, and the
community, to the increased expense, the char.
acter Of the contractors certainly would Under
their superintendance the system must, neces-
sarily, work well. They are capable, ener-
getic, practical men, who thoroughly UNDER
stand the work they have undertaken, and it
will be as much q matter Of pride as Of duty
with them, to render the Fire Department Of
New Orleans. under their control, the most efi-
clnt and useful Of any in the United States
P.s-sincs the foregoing was written and
put IN type, the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
have passed resolution rejecting the adjadi-
cation Of the Comptroller by vote of 20 to /. |
for fuli accounts, see report of proceedings of
the Board Of Assistants last evening, under the
proper head.
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French, spanish, German and English Ian.
guasss athsmatcs surveying navigation. pSonogrs
psnnanshp and CLASSES BEGIN n III
department this week A Dolbears commereia,
le Canal street Citizens and sranssrs arc invited !,
call See advertisement. ''''''A =
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FAIR COMPILATIONS always peculiarly susceptible Ct IN
asnuatory Influences Over exeon weather Presently
produce those nnssn. and irritating upoua Rash
Netts REsh and Peky Hes The face and arms Inc
mos, beautiful boude and promptly may leave
Permanent h behind The heans bay saes, tie
PAPAN Lo1loN truly wonderful Of this kind II
s0t srnPon bat gives activity the syss
the lfemmaiory principle virus to e.hae by
evaporation. For sale by
sz.z.z J. WRIGHT & CO.,
do sssod No. ISL chsrtres street Nsz orieap.
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OF typhoid fever, FRANCIS psscnd son Of T. G ava 10
T~iehel, aged 10 yeats. . =. A A' anu
The ends q the family respectfully invited to attend the
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Ms- Fnsr pREsBYrERI.x Cpnpou

rev holders and memee Of the First Preby-
teriAn Church and Congregation are requested TO attend he
at Odd Fslow Hail. O'Clock NJ TODAY to u.
election Of = Pastor. IL a.,
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Notice.

eFOG1G6.
10 persons owning Texas Land scrp Head R;abt c+;s
cafes Bounty and Donation Warrants S'-'.-
me undersigned having been engaged in the Land b-,in
long 'ie aud having perfect knowledge Of the Land
rem experiences solicit patronage from all persons
claims in oar State. f having
having spent gre at deal Of time in locating ard sn
'ne middle and upper portion State Possesses
al s requisite to good locations on spv oF IN
Lapda the Stale. He will make The selections him.
% .ne ssonnd This locations are made ,he tes
ss VIII De nsarr the settlements sooner market Wa are
LOT trip to she vOoi start as soon as we
number Of certificates. We srfsct
OF no charge for locate Lands except uoh as We personally
examine.
EF Our charges onshrd Of the Land a per acre
vs. paying all expenses and delivering patent owner
- Send on your certificates Those by mail should
Keep nurb+r date and tho Of original grantee Of
me esfheae and then lost duplicates eas ob,sue
,, GRIFFIN d BLEDsoE
80. R efersnces:.-.
Gov, E. N. PEAsE, Austin, Texas.
Hon. p. H. BELL, do do
BALLlNGER JAck, Attorneys at Law, Galveston.
l. II. DUNCAN, Commission Merchant New ofIaans =zIs
VI. MCMAHON 4 co. do DO do sl
ANDERSON RoyLEss Attorneys Il. Law MoSi,a
BEN JOHNSON, yeksburg, Mas,
Gen, TH0s. n. GRIFFIN, Nsvusu Ga nj o,,rav.,
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notice.
DRIDGEMATER MINER Al. D 1,.. M,

Subscribers deem ii necessary notify the Public ina,
ss Agen for the sale Of the AMT ~
sas Mississippi and Those vanps
m entering through their merchants, Five
ply q me nnaesgned Il becomes TINS
Pubic N order to prevent arther imposition ~ we'll
ny reputation 81 the Bridgewater Paint It Is within ~ noaftI
o. the agents that mineral substances has
~ " a qe,Te e Par;ss both in and city, as
On the merits Of other paints This IL nas
lay eroiss a1es the interests OF the COMPANY and ss
ihdp far their protection
sota A.a.. n, o. e. BpGEir CO., u Camp s,rsst
Texas, "'' AtA'anaa, Aississppi and
iya0 2pti
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SURGEON AND PHYsIeI4N.--Dr ,Baakee, No. &c
carondslst stFest Offers his professional services to m
pubic Is Surgeon and Physician Sashisadrertsemen
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OBSERVATION. Though from the cloudy state
Of ths atmosphere yesterday, We could not, in
nautical phrase. take the sun, ret We could take
broad and comprehensive view Of The general
stats Of affairs on the landings and the leyee We
are satisfied that our good city Is something more
than place, % our old friend and cotemporary,
Bsardalee, Of the Bulletin. used 70 say and with
1905 bales Of cotton and countless quantities
Of other produte received this week, we have
reasons for generalization With all good friends
Of New 0rlesns.
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En-.

On the Sd December at the residence l. Abbott By the Rev
Of shis city.
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souTH WEsr Pass, Dec As P. M--The steamer Per
severance, Capt Place, from Galveston and Indanola
arrived here as8 Bpm. =.
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ARRIVAL or rHE NAUrtLu s.-The steamship
Nautilus. Capt. Thompson, arrived yesterday
morning from Brazos Santiago, whence she
sailed On tho Ist BY her We have received
brownsville papers to the 24th nit, but they
oontain not an item Of news. The manifest Of
the Nautilus will be found under the appropri-a
ate head.
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Corrox AND SuGAR. The receipts for the
tWsnty-four hours ending al O'Clock last even
ing. we're BY the Planter, from Natchez, 1850
bales Belfast, from Memphis, 1881 Rapides,
from Alexandria, 1859; Atalanta, from Cam
den, 6ss Cora, from Yazoo City, $3.50; Flor
ida, from Mobile, SS9-total 1o,497 bales 81
cotton, ss7 hhds. sugar and 2,344 barrels and
S51 haH barrels Of molasses.
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STEAABoAr BuRNr.- The of6cersofthe steamer
", WaFarner inform Us that on Monday last
the steamer Summit, from Ouachita river,
bound this city with full cargo Of cotton, be-
tween 4 and 2 O'clock, r. NJ, when in Old River,
took IRE and both beat and cargo were totally
destroyed. No Lives were lost. The quantity
OF cotton on bcad could not be ascertained, but
lie supposed to be near 500 bales.
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EUROPEAN TSTELLIGExcE The Cunsrd steamer
Africa. With dates to the 24sh ut, il nov fully
due At Halifax. The st, Louis, from Havre, Is
also due at New York.