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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
FROM RIO DE- JANEIEO.

FHIItnFI PHIt Illfs,iay Jan. =. I'D.
hy tte srrive. 1! he ch0per-ship Grey Eagle, We
have tstes from Re dc Janero 70 the 81 o., Deem
be-.
The total shipments Of coffee for tie month Of No.
vemosr, Amounted 20 l7G 800 bsgs Of winch % so
Uags were 10 Nev-Yolk, and 10, 900 70 Baltimore.
The quotations Tor tour are az iJl.0ws: Western
81 s2s Baltimore, so s22 20; Philadelphia Ell
ds22 Richmond &, a 81.
The Grey Eagle len n port a, Rio the ships Ban
shee, kirkland, and JacGs, and the schr. Kent, for
Baltimore also the shiIs Mary Eizsbe,5 and Spin,
Of the Sea, from Boston also TIE shD Simeon Draper
from Sev.York for san Bias, repairing.
IL port, also, we're the u. :. ships Irdependence,
the tag ship Of Commodore Mervine, bound 70 the
Pscite, and the Savannah, the flag 'tip OF Comno-
cOre Se.ter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

CHARGK OF GAMBIISG-ARREsT or Ton HlrR
AND Mcsks HAIMER.-Adolph Behrsnit, German
yesterday made a complaint before Justice Osborne
against Tom Hyer and Moses Haimer, keepers OF a
gambling house in Park place, chang ~. them with
having in October last, won from him at Faro
81 $50. In gold coin Tho complainant states. thai;
he arrived in this country in September last, ani pa,
UP at the Shakespeare Hotel, where be became ac-
Qusinted with yoans man who siterwsrd turned out
to be Proper in Of Hyer and Ha.ner 5
gambling house. lie ives taken sick while at
the hotel and was confined 10 his room for
shout two weeks during which time the "roper.
g. in" WA very attentive TO him and when he recov.
cred took him to various places in the City sni u.
" to the gambling house in question where be was
permitted to win smll sums of money, and finaly
wa induced to stake large amounts until he lost the
above named sum. The accused were arrested by
Sergeant Smith, of the Lower Police Court and taken
before thu agistrsts, who held partial examination
OF tie matter yesterday afternoon, ex Recorder Tall
madge appealing as their counsel, who crossques-
hesed me Complainant at great length. The exani-
nsnoa wui be resumed to day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
PERSONAL.

The Rev. Theodore Parker leotured al New Haven
on Mcodsy evening.
Tho Rev. II. S. Storrs Jr., OF Broyklyn iccturol
before the Utica Mechanics Association Thursday
ovoaiog nth
The HOa. n. =. Banks, Jr, dscoursed on the rela-
tive Influences that mechanical. commercial and agri-
cultural industry have upon the strength and prosper
ity OF q county before the Boston Mercantile Ii
brary on Tuesday evening 9th inst.
DIR. Solger is lecturing in Boston. He speaks hs
friday evening on the Battles Of the Crnea.
Professor Hitchcock gave a lecture entitled
"Gimpsee Of the Geology and Availability Of Other
Worlds, before tie Manchester n. IL Lyceun,
on the evening OF the 10th
c. d wilkinson, Esq, has commenced the publ
cation OF The Hoiercille Journal independent.
family newspaper, at Wstervie, Oneida Co, N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

In the Board Of Aldermen last evening vo-
luminous Message was received from Mayor
Wood and the usual number OF copies Of the
ssme was ordered to be printed. The resolu
ton passed by the Board Of Councmsu, ,ome
time since, directing the Commissioner Of Repairs
and Supplies to employ $50 men, at 5 per day,
to take down the ruin Of the old City Hall, was
concurred in, after an amendment striking out
the provision giving the Aldermen and Council
men TIE power to select the labOrers. A resolu-
ton was adopted, providing for the appointm INT
Of Committee to take into consideration the
necessity Of establishing Ragged Schools for the
purpose of educating the pilfefiog and begging
children who daily parade the streets. The
nominations of Market Clerks were confirmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
WFNTHER REPORTS

CALAIS, Thur.dsy, J+n. n, Is5S-SAN.
Wesher clear and cold. Niaf s)uihedy. rher-
mometer AZ c. below zero.
E,>TroRr. Thursday Jan. II. ISIS A. VI.
The weather is clear and mud here. NIad s)uih-
erly.
n,VcoR, Thursday, Ian II. lSS5-s NJ.
Wesher pleasant ous very cold. Tnermonetsr iP
below zero. Wind south.
Portland. THURSDAY. Jan. H. ls5S-SAM.
Tie thermometer here sends at % above zero.
Weather a little cloudy wind west.
BosrON 1hursdsy Jan. II. 1853 3 A. VI.
TIE wesiher here is clear and pleasant Tn9rmoms-
tor IT, above zero.
NEw-H,vrS. Thurday. Jan II, 1855.
II commenced showing here At ~ \. VI
HARTFORD. Thursday, Jan. IL, 1855.
!. commenced showing iu'iously hero at IL VI.
SPRINGYgrD, Thursday, Jan II. 1855.
4 snow storm commenced here nj III o'clock.
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rIRIuER FRnM HAVANA

t0LcNHit g G., Wednes1ay, Jan. 10, l--j.
The New Orleans papo-s OF Saturday, last are 70
ce.yed and contain nj details OF tie latest news
from Havana
The tnAl 81 E.tsmpes, a'iss Lscosie vas p-0gre''-
ing. lie ged that hi. purpose wa TO place
hmssf AZ the head Of revolution in the eastern part
q tn Island a.d denounced Hernandez the trsOr
who RAD betrayed hin. Il ported TIA: Doth h.
and Mr Felix would be garrolsd.
Cholera was raging La1ly II the Island, AID over
GOO deaths are reported.
Twelve seeInel belonging q the ssil Amedl, f-00
New-Y5rk lad been srrCi.ed +. s-C-.eans, Tor
revolt during the passage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

is TO be the reprgnsnt party 20 Peaeefai settle
ment Of the existing complications. seeing that
the Allies sre at this moment in such precirioas
position IN the Crinea. But we cannot simi;
lie b,potLesis that monetary period Of re-
ver,e. on tue part Ct the AiEe,-for such the
siege OF sevsstopol must De cona'iered-~it bs
9 suGcitn. reason for the Gar to ttrow sFiT
tie lsst chance Of p.e6cason, aud bring down
upon his head the concentrated forces Of al mo
otter great powers Of Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
ENCIIIMENT N GEORGIA. - ~.

BALIMOHE. thursday, Jan j., I-5..
By tie srriYal " tie southern Mail a. la,s a. due
We have received New Orleans psper- Of Friday.
Some excitement existed in Georgia growing ou,
ofMessr-. W sdwOrta ana Sheldon c0nnsc,lol win
tie Merchants Bank az Mecon--'he Presden, Of ne
Bank having had hsndbIs struck OF which he in-
tended eeDcng into the country urging the people 10
end in the bIIs n their possession Tor REDEEM 9toD be-
fore those IN circulation n the West could be re-
celyed out some Of hl. friends finally pers aaded hm
not % send them Clt
The Russian meeting IL the Ciy Of New.Or.esns
proved ~ BE- very snasiny-tnst prince o. numbuys.
George Washington Dixon, beng tie presiding Of
icsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
THE KINNEY EXPEDITION.

NA-hiNnloHt lbursqay, Jan. u, l-ll.
me Cni0n. Of this morning announces that the
FIST vessel with the Central American cOlOnists viii
sail from Baltimore on the 18th inst; the second
few days later from Mobile; and the thrd from
Brazos Santiago Seven hundred men 20 out In these
We seis. Col Kinney will cal about the beginning Of
next month either from New York OF PGI4leipnl,
~ = fret class s'esmship.
The President has recognized Carl EIVard iItb-
icht g. Consul for Sweden snd Norway a. New. lOr6
end EDWARD Smith Sszres az Consul for the same
Powers al Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr. GIDDlNGs NeDraskal introduced bills 10
establish postroutes, protect tue propnst0r Of sns,
end provide ilT IT, survey and settlement VI half
breed tracts IN thar Territory. Referred.
Mr.. CROKER intfodlced bill making aopro-
pratOns iT cOrilnu ~ lie Improvement Of the raun-
ton River. Referred u the Committee on CDmmerce-
The House took up toe oil o remodel the Dlps0-
ma'ic end Consular sysiem Of the United states
hr. PERKINS, I>Ouisisns who reported il from
the Committee on Foreign Aifsifs explained It's pro-
visions and ssid the pension roll of Gresi Balain
was not more cOrrlpiEy its saecs than the opera
tons Of our ID plonltic and Consular system. There
are Instances rher. individuals receive $40 900 FOR
doing duties than Ohers who receive scarce
ly a support. We took system from that Of
England siXty-hye yea. ago. II has renamed un-
changed while England has modified hers i've or SIT
inee. Every other Government hes adopted IL
sys,sm 70 the pec1.isri'ies Of the age. The bin
changes the title u The Charge dATAres or Minister
Resident, 10 Minister Plenipotent.ry in order 70
preserve equality Of rank with the Ministers OF
other countries neay the Government 10 which
our Ministers are ecorediied and for the pur-
pose Of having direct access to these COaris-
The bill proposes 10 abolish outfit. The custom has
been 70 give % 200 outfit which Is often spent before
the Minister Of arts on bis Journey. This added 70
the same amount Of annual salsry and 81 700 IN ntnT
out, makes 20 800 a. one years sslsry-should We
Minister no. stay abroad longer than that time. SIcn
Offices are too often conferred by Presidents a. 70
ward Tor partisan services. Another proposed .sfom
10 to wi .hhod pay when services are not rsndered.
No mister is 10 absent himself from b.. post Tor
nye than ten days Under this bu there vii b %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
TIE KSOw-NorHlNG CONVENTION.

ALBANY, Ihursday. ban. IL, lsoo.
The Know Nothing Convention at Schenectady, IN
the late evening session yesterday took of the table
a motion to adjourn to meet il Albany today, AMI
after some opposition from the Western members,
adopted it, Many Of the delegates are now 10 this
city and tie adjourned meeting viii be held here tbs
afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

AIrknrrxp kscApI.-Four negro msn-three be-
ionsisgso mr. pm1SSSvsn, and one to Mr.. b: Jefer-
ten dAys sSo. They lost their wsy in tbs wood, and
hungry and sxhsustsd, gladly rave thsmsslve. I'D
Oas Of Mr. MoCowsns men had biz feat fro.t .h;,.sr
eoc f;sdi.s Back cr'st in biz Sesa and both legs
esvs spsa. their Csris.mA ss their homes. Vows
WAshsstsr ytyisiss, Js, Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

The Buffalo papers chronicle the death of Stephen
Osborn Esq long a prominent and influential ci-
iisen Ct Eric County at time its Sheriff repeat
etly Representative in the Legislature, and for
many yesrs United States Indian Agent at Buffalo
His ace WA So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
KNow-NornING CONVENTION.

ScHFSsor,DY, Thursdsy, Jan. il, 1855.
The Know Nothing Convention, ia session here
has not, we have good reason to believe transacted
any business OF Importance ss yet, and several OF
the members have gone to Albany this afternoon,
probably to consult with their friends at the capita
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
Ansu71ork DAILY Gribm,re
FRIDAY. JANUARY p, 1875.

Tte Dnry TFIEryE Il selsto sabscrbsr' By M.
~ 50 spr1ra.
Ih- SIM WEryIY TRiBrsE j. p11iahsd 81 T1es-
fs- end srcsv r. sscr weet ~ $50 ur ~ 80 -
2 pr aungu corl-s for - Eve oopi@s Tor s1I "a
TIE NTLELY JniBUvE is sent 90 subsrioer- oy
= - r-- .rrur-. fh-s4 cr-ss ~ 81 I've COP ,r
- tn eores r Si2 t0etty copies. wa-u sea 70 01s
80. h-A.-L- i " ~ "a 80 p g. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

Legislature WIN not adjourn withou, carefully
con .iderins the whole subec. and deciding on the
beet course So much Is doe to our City. and e
Staten Island "a well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
UPSETIING OF AN OMNIBUs-ONE PERSON
KILLED.
SYRLCUsE. thursday. is

SrRAcUsE, Thursday Jan. Il, ls;j.
An omnibus thst was between here and Msnlius
containing twelve TO fourteen passengers was over
turned when neas this city-the honss taking fright
and running away. A. w. Spencer IN esteemed and
reu-k1own merchant OF Cszsnovis, wa killed; and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
pEAIH OF A MEMBER OP THE MASSACHU.
SETS LEGISLATURE

BosrO>. lnarsfav. Jan. H. 1855.
Gee. Csnuo-. ESQ, Representa- We - the L.,isa.
turo e tbs. state fo-u Boston. dsA sat!e1ly this
mcrrirg of heart disease
John Field clerk in she store ~ 4. 4. Welin,ts..
No 80 Dock square VS. Uy kloi ~ f,liag
between the Chelsea ferry-b,a' and The drop, whhs
nftlmnting ~ iNrn ON buAnl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

SYRACCsE Thursday. Jan. l. 1854.
Francis " srd. of this city, was accidentally Killed
in N, town OF De W.T., yesterday. lie -ss pilar
wood near where smother msn chopoiny, snt
being caught by falling tree, Vas Instantly Killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
TIM MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.

bu'IVNi IuUIsuHyi jan t. I'IV'
Tucsdsy next has been assigned, on the part Of the
Houie OF Representative # this STATE, Tor the cleo
ton of L. : senator 10 place Of Julius Rockweu,
appointed by GOV. Washburn 20 the seat vacated by
Edanrd l.. nreff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
qrE NAME LEGIsLATTRE.

AIDI,TA. Nc IhuTs1ay, j IN. y To.
TIE Legislature of this state to-day elected Wool
hnry Davis Of Belfast Free Soilcr 81 ~ Treasurer.
Nathan Richards, Of Odtown, IA Merrill Democrat }
was chosen member Of the sac Council, 20 OH ,he
Nalanoy tAat exisied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
UNIITD STATES SUPREME CONEr.
~ ,.urN Tim L. L. -.

WNsHiNff =. fn'r dfv Ian u. is5N
ID. Ira BsEer ano C. g God ~in ard he Hon Soa,J
Taylor. of New York, were . limited As A.t,raav,
sr3 Councillors IL ,his CoIr, to-day
No. 4O-Fi~srd VI. West. plaintiff ia errerv.
ph Cochran. The Augment Wa c9atnsai b.
Mr.. Hill for he defendant az error, oii by Mr. Raj
Tor the plaintiff 10 error.
Adjourned TIL tomorrow II clock. A. VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

The regular Message Of Mayor Wood will be
found in our paper. this morning. It is doom
ment of great interest, aud will be read by all
who are interested in City Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

Lew hsrtin Of >yrscuss' Bhsa d. ~. Ct Aani,s.s
Jis. NcCumber. Of Cayusa, al J. L. Saith. a
Nes.fork. were seriously iaa.si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

DEATH OF MRS PHILIP :. VAN RENSEL AIR.
ArH,VS Thursday, I,n H. 1855.
Tto liow Of Philips. Van Rensselaer, formerly
Msyo of this city. diei last evening, aged -.
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DEATH OF IRE SECRETARY OF STATE %
MISSISSIPPI


NV ORLEANS W -due.dsv far. 20 isSs
49, SoG.hern Convection ~as Nrtn - sso.oi %.
tav. hut % 0us-lt-s oi importsnrr wss srsls,.tsf
~ Muse. Ssc:t'sry of SAFE o.: Nlss.siglL A
A. Js,ksCn, ~ TUESDAY lot.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED ny
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
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Sgeds, Dlsgaict 20 TIE = Tribune
" tft..v.N Ttr-slsv an Z


WAsHINOrOS, Thursday, Jan II, $50
The speech OF Joseph r. Chandler, OF Penn, on
Know. Noihing'sn. to-day $ pronounced learned and
eloquent By some others this effort is said - have
been ovoribIosn thousand times by Protestant
clergyman and laymeu.
Ex-Governor Sc mour. Of your State, who has
been made famous by his standing upon the Brng
Hole ladorm, is here Il Is sad the Ex-Governor
would not reject the Lonion Mission about 10 be
made vacant by the resignation Of Mr.. Buchanan
The Senate confirmed, to-day, the following ep.
poin'ments: Henry p. Whaen, as Collector of the
Port at Dunkirk New York VIM. Hackley, az
Di,hict-Atcrney OF Florida; Daniel NJ. Bates as
District Judge; Samuel Dexter. of Maryland "a
Marshal of Kansas Territory and W. II. Barras' as
District Attorney OF Oregon Territory.
MI Norris is slowly improving, and strong hops
ere entertained of his faa recovery.
Mr. Joseph willard, orc OF the propretors OF
WIZARDS Hotel, now lies in critical condition
having been attacked with severe spnsas to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

EyANss CLOTHING WARRHOUsE-NOs. % an'
"a Fultoo 5000 worth of6ee CLOTHING fro Broad
~, selIi,g AZ hsfrr,oe Fire foLccl- Clio nss II
S,s fol End DIES. Coat, 80. 1900 pairs sacy Cassns'
p,n,s , m. Kid Gloves ~, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
PuN-JgUAPPINT These Proceed in a ma

PAM NHAPPISEss. These proceed in ma
jority from physical ososs' hever S'essd he's
.ujps. YOU cannot have psin OF sDproa hing
wi, but fe presence Of n So humors IN the body which
pufssen suie 10 remove Sudden desa long stiahs Of
sleep vel. when head feels hssyy you haze pin ~
any part bat cap eis ia The temples with throbns by al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

PRIZES, PRIZES, PHIIEs.-Crcat excitement
ara the rood lime coming" We Offer beauh'ol Piano sud
ten Coe Watches pzes foI the bet Connndrnms egh
pl.,o. ior the best Hsb1sctipt Music Poetry, sc
h''N"p W. J PICK NO 40 Br0s1 gay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

SNOW MD
I.s,eI Dent. 6oyE his.es aid Cbnorcns INDIA RssBER
eooTs and fBoEs suabe for TINS season OF snoT sLs fan
I.Sie. ard kses White Satin and Laen CATER BOOTS
i,e Satin and Kid SHE Tor this Of balls
- o.,fies At MILLER Go =. No "a Canals
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-24
canpYELL CORRESPONDENCE.

800 CoLumHIA, 18th Sept, 1855,
Dear Crescent Sam Is gaining strength, and bis
friends are now in high spirits and verify believe that by
Noysn,ber next he viii be able to perform admirably
Six weeks ago Sam was very low. The Catholic CUES
ton had stirred up the natives to high pitch Not
North Louisisna--but Baptist, Methodist and others
were much excited at the very glimpse Of religious pro-
scripcn But nov, whom they understand that no one
IA nrosehaa whatsyer may BE- bis religious belief who
owes no sssanoe 10 forsgn power and that the Amer
can ca.hoie is placed on the Same footing with the
sane focpe with tbs foreign Catholic, and that all true,
native born American csxens invited to take seats
with us and aid in fighting the good to this our
our Gonstitution--to do all In power
to An Increase Of foreign Influence and
duct ourselves that Northsrn abolition fanatics cannot
rou ia and esyens every meeting Of tho patriotic Amer
leans Yes when the uzens of North Louisiana under
stand these things thsy the full hgare Sam is CON
yalsssspt Hnfrsh for Bridger. Whom will Mr.. Dsr-
bgny bs here Brdgsr Is candidate for Rsprssen
tss,ys }st=.t QNE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-09-24
AN APPEAL.,

Alta meeting Of vgnians held in this city Saturday
evening" the 9Th Inst the Undersigned were appointed
of New Orleans the benefit Of the unfortunate and
suffering cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth. They feel
confident that but slight sppes to the we'll 6sns.
draw forth hearty and responBe At this time
through the blessing of Divine Providence the epdsmic
is rapidly vanishing from midst and our city begins
to assume healthy and businesske appearance; but
how different Ii the with sister Citiea of the
Southern board The cloud Of gloom aud desostion
hanging oyerthem increases hourly ts fightfu dark
ness and beneath its deadly shade stalks giant
which stranger to their shores, and against which
thew have aocmaton to defend them The Dispatches
received yesterday announce that they not only
in want physicians and from the South but that
they almost destitute Of the Of NE such
the citizens of New 0resns? They have ever been notsd
for iberaty and benevoence In their memories OF the
terrific epidemic Of 1853 they retain greattul reeoec
tion-that unanmity and generosity with which their
cities throughout the land came to their
passed their donations into the empty Golfers OF thsr
Among the most prominent Of their contributors
cities of vrgina including Norfolk Lot tho citizens Of
New Orleans generous return, and Claim the posi-
ton which Justly belongs to hemthat OF leading con-
tributor to the work of and charity Subscriptions
WV VIM M n psmsron. al payns Hsrrisona liz Camp ST.
W NJ Perkins, corner Of g. Charles and psrdido sts
r. N. Bourk, at Brown Johnston d Co.'s, u Camp st.
II M Robinson, % Commercial Place.
Thos. p. patteu CORNER Graver and Tchoupitouias.
H. Dorney ct +. Fabre Co.'s, st. Charles and Com
nJA NJ Mccaudlish, at A. & H Blocks % Common st.
s, B. McConnico, at NJ b. Cooper Co.'s carondslet
and Common SITS. ''s a. - ~ 900
7. Oglesby sully, Graser street.
tJtFA Boyle Poydras street,
James II. Wingheld 93 Common st. -
HI Pegram, IL Bank Place. - ri
Geo. W Shaw, "a Peydras st. .
E. F. Schmidt, at u. V. Bs1ter's, Il Garondeles ST.
p COMMIT, 81 Cuatomhouse st. ='z.+z
VIM Vincent 1Ts Customhouse ct. -
/ RjchardI. Robertson, 40 Gassacalvo ct. ss"z
Jno H. Pope, corner jackson and Prytania sts.
The Committee earnestly ask the cooperation of tbs
Who might do much good by taking up collection in
,hsir cb5rcbsa j. M McCANDLISH,4
.-N H. NJ. ROBINSON,
7. O. sULLY.
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Recent lDubIieatiolls.

Blrs o. BLAhvKr, BY B. shslton MssksnEis, Rsdhsld
z New York. @ PRE-
M. j, O, Morgan Exchangs Place sdjonipg the Post
ocs has laid our table book with the above title
Of Irish legends storiss and sketches Of Irish
character Tao selections well made and 1t IL ever
way vsry readable wsrk, and well sdsptsd to max,
pleasant . losg, hot day. 4
Cur RivrRs, Tails Of ascrgla, by W Gilmore simms
Redfeld, New Tsrk.
and revised edition Of sImma Arst essay In nsv
esm. On Its nrst being presented to the public 1t mel
with avery reception. The which the autho
hiss bestowed in the revision has doubtless rendered
still acceptable Those who have before read viii
welcome 1t in ts drss and those who hare wsud
do well to procure copy.
LossoS QulRrERLy characterization edition Lsonard
Scott b Co., New York. ,azses5
Commentator Of this able Review, by u.s. would be
trsly out OF phase, 1t has permanent hold tbs
reading portion Of the community Isp papers always
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COPY Of each Of the above works.