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Thirty-Fourth Congress First Session.
WASHINGTON, January 18th, 1856

WASHINGTON, January 18th, 1856.
Senate. Mr.. Stuart moved that when the
Senate adjourn it adjourn to meet on Thursday
next and the motion was agreed to.
Mr. Hunter moved that the Senate do now
adjourn He thought that they should either
do no Legislative business before the organiza-
ton Of the House, according to precedent, or
do much more than they had been doing. For
the purpose of taking the sense of the Senate
upon that subject, he had now moved that the
Senate adjourn.
The motion was agreed to, and the Senate
accordingly adjourned until Thursday next.
House of RepreSentatiueS.-Mr Traitor re-
piled to remark Of Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, that
there was no Bible in the Library Of Congress,
and said that there were numerous editions Of
that Holy Book. Mr.. Campbell explained how
he came to make that statement, and admitted
that he was mistaken.
The House proceeded to vote for O. Speaker,
uiu0 voce +&= & ..
During the voting, Mr.. Lindley said he saw
the Democrats endeavoring to solidify the South
on the one part, and the Republicans endeav-
oring to solidify the North on the other; thus
creating two sectional parties. But he had
voted for Mr.. Fuller, who occupies National
ground.J
There being no election Of Speaker, another
vote was taken.
During the proceedings, Messrs. Barksdale
and Kenneth made personal explanations con-
corning the fierce passage alarms between
them in debate on Saturday; both expressing
| themselves to be satisfied.
The last vote to-day was as follows: Banks
95, Richardson Ga, Fuller SO, Pennington 7,
scattering 9. Whole number of votes 2OS, ne
cessary to choice 105.
| The House adjourned.
| WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, lS56.-The Senate was
not in session to-day.
House of Representatives. Mr.. Millson said
he wished it to be understood, that although
voting for Mr.. Richardson, he in no manner
was committed to the line Of policy laid down
by the Democratic caucus, but he will feel free
to dispose Of his vote where it can be most effect
ually felt.
Mr. Quitman, who had ceased to vote for Mr.
Richardson, stated the reason which Influenced
him in again supporting that gentleman.
MIR. W ashburn, of Maine, offered the following
resolution .......--
Resolved That the House will proceed immediately t.
the election of Speaker ra and it, after the rol
has been called three times no member shall have re
ceive majority of the whole number Of votes cast tn
shall again be Called and the member then receiving
the largest number votes provided 1t be majority Of
quorum shall be declared the Speaker of the Thirty
: Fourth Congress.
Mr. Trippe moved that the resolution lie OIL
the table, and the question was determined il
the Advantageous los, nays 101.
81 The House adjourned at half-past thre
O'Clock.
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GAS ExpLosIoN.-A terrific gas explosion oc-
Cured in Pittsburg on the 18th, in o house on
Grant street. An escape of gas from the meter
had filled the cellar, and colored man named
Brown, who had gone down for some purpose,
struck match, when terrible explosion fol-
lowed, cutting the lower part of the house and
injuring the man severely. The windows of
several houses in the neighborhood were broken,
and the explosion was heard for several squares,
resembling the shock Of an earthquake. Occur
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OUR PRESENT RELATIONS WITH GREAT BRIT
N--Under date of 14th, the Washington cor
respondent Of the Baltimore Sun writes:
The precise position of our relations with
England is not yet understood by the public,
though possibly it is as well comprehended now
as it will be.after the diplomatic veil which
covers it shall be lifted
6 tmay confidently state at this time, that no
demand for the recall of Mr.. Champion has been
made upon England. A general demand for
PREPARATION was made last September, and it
was left for the British government to make
that repatriation by rebuking and recalling her
minister and oonsuls or in any other way.
But the British government assumed the re-
sponsibility of the acts of her minister and con-
suls, and has made explanations in their behalf,
and disclaimed any intention of violating our
laws. The British government contend that
| this is @ sufficient reparation, but our govern
ment is not satisfied with it. There the matter
rests. But the British government may go fur
Their, though not at our demand, and withdraw
her minister, rather than permit the difficulty
to be aggravated. This is not probable, and at
some time after the organization, the message,
which has been already prepared, will be COM
municated to Congress, wherein the particulars
of the difficulty will be stated, and the whole
responsibility of action in regard to it thrown
upon Congress.
The first Black Warrior message may be the
model for this message; the President content
ing himself with offering to carry into effect any
measures that Congress might direct for en-.
forcing our demands for "redress and salts
faction" Congress will do just what it did in
the former case--nothing. The other question
relating to the Central American affairs is now
pending and has come to head.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES THIS DAY.

RED RIVER.
White Cliffs, Graham, master, at o'clock T. E. Smith
Il New Levee, agent.
ST. Charles, Apologize, master, O'Clock. L. Snapp
Co.. 81 Front street, and T. B. Smith, 10 New Levee
street, agents.
OHIO RIVER.
Nick Thomas, Irviu master 5 o'clock. John E. Hyde &
Co., 66 Poydras street, agents.
ATCHAFALAYA RIVER.
Alice W. Glaze, Loualier master, at IL O'Clock NJ j.
NJ. Johnston St Co., Front Leyee, agents.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
P F. Kimball, Orr MASTER 10 A. NJ Speake s McCreary
3Tchouptoulas street, Oakley & Hawkins 30 Graviel
street, and Payne Harrison ll2 Camp street. agents
Tbos H Larkin, Miller, master ats o'clock II B. Smith
II New Levee street, agent.
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LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE

SECOND DAY. 3.
BAroH RouGE, Jan. 22.-The Governors Message was
read in both Houses and ordered to be printed.
sEsATE-The principal business before the Senate to-
day was the contested elections.
motion was made to appoint committee which
should proceed to New Orleans to take evidence in the
matter, pending which, exciting debate occurred.
The Senate committee have the subject under
sideraton.
HousE.-Mr. Mcdonald, Of Claibezne, offered resou
ton to appoint committee investigate the accounts
of the State Printer The resolution was referred to
committee Of five. @ -.5 l 5
Some gentleman offered resolution thanking Presi-
dent Pierce for tho sentiments contained in his
relative to slavery. The resolution lays
Mr.. semmes of New Orleans offered petitions and
compsnying documents relating to the various contested
seats the House. which referred to committee OF
fve consisting Of Messrs CAN'T, semmes Polk Duperer
and Sanford. wg5 53-1 .Tr-. D."
New York Market. .1-sa4.
Nkw YoRK, Jan. 22.-Flour is trife lower, and our
sales today were at So 12S to So rs. Wheat is also
lower with sales of Southern White at 81 o. Corn is
lower sales Of mixed at 93 cents Mess Pork s17 Lard
| II cents.
Cincinnati Market.
CrscrSsArI, Jan. 22.--Flour firm at ST. Mess Pork
| s14 IS to SIS. .
CIscNSAr1, Jan. o. P. M-Flour is very firm to-day
18th sales State at 81 so to IS So which is consider
able advance Coffee selling at u to 121s cents. Mo
| lasses, DO to AZ.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 22-The river is still closed with ic
here and all navigation above the Falls is suspended
The weather is very cold. ....,- -5. .-,.5. -
/ VIcKsBuRG, Jan. 22.-The Empire passed this port
TO- the Southern Belle at II A. H. the Natchez at
the Trabue at this evening, for New Orleans. The ic
| has almost entirely disappeared. ...-.....: M
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ST.. CHARLES THEATER.--AIr. Neafe in "Julius
Caesar u and Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady,
GAIErY THEATER.-'s Azael; or, The Child Of
Israel' introducing Mr.. keer's Tabeaux.
PELICAN THEATER,--Signor Donetti's wonder
full troupe of educated animals in variety Of perform
ances.
FLOATING PALACE MUSEUM. -Menagerie, au-
tomaton circus ancient relics cosmoamic views and per-
formances on the tight rope.
VANNuCHI's MUSEUM. - Wax statusry and
Grand soree Magiques every evening, Alving ourane
outapg
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"A Y OR ESC Ell
flrFICTAT. IoIuRNAL oE THE CRY.
,1gs 0. t'fSos, WILLIAM q.
BY NIXON, ADAMS Y CO..
!, . III r, n D. 70 cAMP sTREET.

TERMss
The rsseant Il shs city
safsy noping sandays exespssd1 for GIG
ysa ysary and n The same rates, oE
u eea.s i week, payable TO the easriars.
Adycrtiseents ~ w ias
a sveryaubsee nsnt insertoas 80 esats. n Il
ID shs f9r insertion
viii be charged 81 square
IN for every insertion. ~ * ~ IS 35 s 5$ e
10. 10 one nonsh Or Gnges
aa chsrgea aceorainsy; Or tuhsesipenT
al paid. Tho option Of ho
prietssa. #8 ss535 MI Ia III Is
liberal Discount will be made g regular advertisers
81 TaHESDAILF GREECENT
oifcniaton which desirable medium for advertisers
FAMILY eissalasa largely, reaching hun
dfsd Of hoa and being read before the
ii susnes qasny articles family
Sc saysntageossly publahed IN it, columns. &Sis$ 4
TIRE W u EKLx CRESCENT
Ispabshed Monday morning invariably il nd
Having extensive circulation throughout Louisiaua
sssppi Atkanaa and other statss y Pre-
81 making their wares and
known. inserted for 81
each Insertion. 81 &.
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CoNcLusyE.--We cut the following, which ap-
pears as P s. to certificate to the efficacy of
certain oure-all medicine, from the Philadel-
phia Mercury. It is perfectly decisive of the
merits of the medicine:
P, s. My Uncle, Bacchus Pottinger, was af-
ficted SO long with the govt, CONTRACTED by liv-
ing too much on bears meat and alligator's
eggs,) that life became % burden to him. He
-e''-, how of ID Mills and his life was
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To the Ladies'.
Fl O r A q e FL A r BY d,

1856 CAMP STREET 1856
Offering bis ettiIe stock Of FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS, at FIRST COST.
Rich Striped Plaid Silks to 81 so per yard.
Wide extra wide Black Silk rs cents to 81 50
Scotch Piaids double width and all wool, 10
Ladies' Cloth, all coors, 81 80 to "a as
Curtain Damaaks, double WIDTH rs cents to Il IS
Fine Black and Coored Silk Yelvsts, ~ 10 81
Super Black Silk Velvet, yard wide, "a 50
Silk Velvet Movie antique CloakP, $i2 to $40.
Cloth CIoaks, rich trimmed, $40 to Sl4.
Merino Circulars, ell coors s3 so to as.
.Also....
beautiful assortment OF Guipure and Valencia COLLARS Fine
French Embroderier. Laces, Gloves etc.
HORA ACE HA RBY,
ian2s 7p.t 1856 street.
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Commercial Intelligence.


Per Atlantic. LIVERPOOL, Dec %, 1856
We have to report dull business in cotton since the
departure Of the last steamer with turn in favor of
buyers The sales for the week ending last evening
called 100 bales spectators taking $780, and exporters
500 To-day the business is called 5000 bales the market
closing firmly at the following quotations:
Fair Orleans, ....... 6kd middiug. ....... 11-16
Fair Mobiles ......... sgd midding. els
Fair Upands.. ....... SGD middlng. ......... 5H
Ordinary to good ordinary to SD Inferior to
Total Stock of Cotton in this port 900 Amer 600
do same time last year ,50l000 g $4,000
Trade in Manchester as usual at this of the
year is quiet, but prices are steady.
The Corn Market is very dull, at decline of Sd per
bushe in Wheat Is per Dbl in Flour and 2s quarter
in Indian Corn the late arrivals having than sup
Piled the demand. Western Canal Flour Ais; Phladel
phia and Baltimore AIS Ohio 43s Canada Ais Cd Sour
l0s to Ais Cd per Dbl. White Wheat. lis Sd lis 10d
Red los Sd to lis per 70 lbs White Indian Corn ASS
Yellow, 43s and Mixed AS to 42s Cd per quarter.
Nothing doing in Turpentine or Rosin'
Yours, respectfully,
BROWN SIMPLIFY & co.
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TOb0CCO-T0b0CCO
VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY,
IS GRAV1ER STREET, IS
We have In receiving direct the manufacturers
OF the largest and MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
pounds half pounds 5 mud los etc., and consisting part of
the brands CT the following Manufacturers the
nost of whom W sole agentG;
NJ. LANGHoRNE SONS,
MILLER / CRENSHAW,
AUG. LEFTWICH,
W. ". A. READ,
LANGHORNE b co.
COSBY & FINFREE,
GEO. W. GILLIAN Il BRO,
H. B. DICKINSON,
JOHN P. KNIGHT,
CHORD. JR.,
WILLIAM CRUAIPToN ALLEN 4 KNIGHT,
GILLIAN, WALKER l. CO.,
E. D. WRITER'S,
DEXTER oTEY BRO.
PAYNE Il CRUMPTON,
JOHN W. STONE COL
THO5. g. SAM. HARDGRAvE,
TALIAFERRo IL BROADWAY.
kB- Tsrma ibe1al. Call and examine. @J
WILSON, LIPSCOIB s. CO.,
d9i aptf IS Gravier street.
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LIQUOR RIOT AT ST. JOINS, N. B.-Greet OPP
position is offered to the new prohibitory liquor
Law at St. Johns, N. B. A mob attacked the
witnesses in case arising out of its enforce
ment, and the trial had to be deferred. The
new law went into effect on the LIST inst.
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UAGEs.
For a. pr day. 30 per nth
n'sa leo 90
come good readers, sud speak gram
business desired from .
Nc pains or expense spared
orty confidence of this public. Strangers referred
sa re- ,ss
Hon. Hon. p Snn sfn Uass
Hon. Hon. g. B S
a:. sn ssf s q g. s%lay
Hon; John Ell, =; s. SENATE.
F,sssss 9sssss College
Hon psa as to, Mayer o. N.Y. soS 1F!eass
i s s5s5s'
e. R:v b. s. H Hs~s 1:fy nsss:.'''
- Or they can Refer to-
| Hon. Joe. Walker, late Governor of Louisiana.
l Hon. John 4. Qnitman,
Attorney General of the United State
Hon. Geo Ees iale CHEZ Justice Of Louisiana.
Hen late Supreme n's eso H
G. t' Rcss si Esq New orsssns 'D' -'A'D'
as. Sas wa Dis5 5ss. Co.. New Orleans.
5 asSd:s! F Sslas { c. e.:
s1,;;ia as9Psa ,j E:s''
| Hon. VIM. N. avn U. 6. Senate.
Hon. J. p Benjamin,
Gov eo1: 2lu g. t Rsaaeii, Ts4as. :
aSs5s ga; ss5 tSssssi5 S h;j:'tRe
s's will be correctly
a. Board SssT can be had at as per week
| RUFUS DoLBEAR,
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aas~ IMPORTANT ARRIVAL FROM LOUISVILLE,
EyThe great Rhenmasism Doctor W. MILLER, that haa been
travelling through the NORTH and took the modal Mt Louisville for
relieving FREE or CHARGE all that call him, Rppca
Rheumatism, Palms. swengz Sprsn Contracted or Pain
Joints W lot caous Nervous Headache,
thing Of the above only this week at9a CrcuH
Common Streets and relieve all that call
free, to show that his laid will do it,
ianss qp9.# u..l ., ..-@..= P. DILLON.
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DIED;

Yesterday, o'clock A. Me- JOHN .AGAISSE late Constable
of the Second Juss,ce'a CourI.
respectfully invited to attend h funeral This Al
tsrnooa half past O'clock from his late raderc Common et
bstweea Roman and Prieur streets. n
On the a2d january MARTHA MORSE, widow Of Nathan
Morse, aud mother Of Isaac E. Morse.
Tho enda and acquanauee of the family requested to ate
her residence Camp street, This Evening
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N SUGAR PLANTERS CONVENTION. THE conven-
ton Of sugar planters to which have before REFEREED
assembled yesterday at Lyceum Hail. 10 o'clock in the
forenoon Il being the first day nothing Of Importance
transacted and the convention adjourned to meet Of
the place and hour this morning. at which time the
attendance Of Of thecity ID invited As
the interest Of State Is the important Of
all and asit direetly affects very many merchants and
citizens We should think that very large attendance
would be the result Of the invitation We shall endeavor
To keep our Eeadera adYised as 70 whit is done.
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gsy~ Among diseases, dyspepsia and liver
complaint difficult We pleased have in
power point remedy which haa proved etctaa
cases. which safely certain and naoe
thousands from untimely
grave. Hollands German Bt.srs prepared BY Dr. c.
Jackson Medicine sore l20 Arch street, Phiade
phls sd jau4 lmd6tW
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FIREs.-on the 18th fire occurred in Buff
falo, N. z, by which about $4,000 worth of
property was destroyed.
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AUCTION SALES.
DOIbear's Commercial College
1nS CANAL STREET, 1OG
FOUNDED 1899 j

- 10 ~ TFOUN DE D 1857
ID prepared TO receive Ladies', Gentlemen and Youths
throughout the ~ =
BOOK Keeping 10 heretofore always under his
special natruc;ion. ~<--A@s=aAsZs
Mathematical Department s,ith.
na.io Agsura Geometry Tgonomey Surveying Nssgaon
under the Prof. CSC
for the Eaglh
By Raphael vsa Department for the spaps
by ornos Department the German
TidR for
[Short IIandl by Prof. Geo. Chnrnock. ~
The establishment intended mainly for Adua
time yaluata and arranged that persons
lenn Of languages other branches mentioned
and moet
and will eyer engaged There are
Reception elegantly visitors
that Pupils interrupted in their eason and
taking full of hsse ten
hours practice each day. All hiugs will be- taught they
business and day e Tho English French,
Spanish the Commercial Languages Of The
world the social literary aud scientific greater
Eaope and Americas and ar daily becoming
aud speakng any Language they may wish tolearu. -
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Rich $ Co.'s SGeGessGsades' Safes.
Will DER'S P a r E N 7,
WITH POWDER PROOF JOCKS, THAT HAVE NEVER BEEN
ROBBED. ...
7toezye Years in Use and not Dollars
Worth of Books or Papers Destroyed.
w Aul of The Valuable and and
05" SOUTHMAYD L. HARRISON,
NILS " % CAMP STREET,
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I, @. o. Fat the annual meeting Of the
Grand Lodge Of the o. held last evening, We
deratand that the following gentlemen elected
GERS for the ensuing year: Va
Geo. W. Shaw, NJ. ". Grand Master.
Edward Psbury, w Deputy Grand Master
Chaa, H. Churchill Nv. Grand Warden.
Thos. II. Shields R. w. Grand Secretary. W.
Henry Winiars, r.. VI !. Grand Treasurer.
Henry G stetson R.W Grand Representative to the
Grand Lodge Of the United States
p G. Furneaux elected Delegate to the Odd Fell
loWs Rest, and p. G's. W B. Cook and =. pilsbury
Delegates to the Board Of Directors Of the Odd Fellows
Hall Association y86&4 45gs $s5E& &s5 95 E
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APPOINTMENTS Q understand that the Sur
veyor General Of the State has appointed friend VIM
B. Mitchell, Esq. as Deputy Surveyor General Those
who any surveying to be done will find their bush
ness well attended to ifcon1ded TO his charge
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HARPER's MAGAZINE. W. are under obliga-
tlons to b Steel No 60 Camp street. for copy Of Has
psrs Magazine for the month Of February containing
brief bogrgphy Of George Washington with illustrations
Adventures in the Gold Fields Central America and the
usual amount OF interesting matter.
Mr., Norman, under the St. Charles Hotel and No. ID
Camp street. has also favored us with copy.
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Ne E0Se&s UltrN Cigar SsOres
OV ST. CHARLES STREET, ,@ 0V
Corner of Gravier street, New Orleans.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. --...u
DIRECT IMPORTATION OF HAVANA CIGARS.
Always hand large snd we'll selected stock of the mort favor
lite brands Havana Paper Cigars, Virginia Fine Cu Psr
qao Chewing Tobacco kh Caporal and Maryland Smoking
Tobacco for uae quantities sui. purchasers Figaro Partaa
Csbanas Cabargo Ugues Intmnd SOL Ceramics Washington
Yngsnuda leo.ane Florda abanh, Csutya Monte Christie
Nueva Emprea Dssgpo oil descriptions srss d7& SPIN
C@ar0EGf0gs Hotel.
This delightful reorRo convenient to the city, only twenty min
utes ride the running half and
thoroughly repaired painted and newly furnAhed open
to public patronage
H Families single gentlemen be accommodated with board
and pisaFant rooms, or board only.
Dinner parties will be ordsr the nhorsst notice.
The choicest ecac Of the together with beat Wines aud
Liqnors, will be served 10 all patrons.
jams 2pl ..- C. H. HORTON, Proprietor.
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q The &c MS heavy instalment Of mail tlai
mater ss reported to hsve been paid Yesterday, bu
Ysa VI received very light one, say two papers from
NsW Yors. three from Boston, tRo from Phadelpnia,
thsss from Baltimore, ana none from Washing ton NJ
yeeevsd paper from New York Of the 18th and bosfon
5of tte Bib, and these out u eight mails due.
There VIM ~ due this morning the mails q me lstn'
1t M lYh with one hundred and afsy bags Of back
malls.
Ts Letters BY the Canads and Atlantic came through
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go Per Gent S0VeG.
RICH, RARE AND Observation-Disclosures FOE THE HOLIDAYS.
Just received at No. Camp street. splendid Of fine
Gold and EuAmeled Wshas een
approved manufacture,
E W RY,
Consist ing Of Cameo, Mosaic Pearl Gold complete
also, Chains, Scala, Finger Rings, Pencils, Peug, etc.
RICH SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
Comprising Cups Spoon Casto Fruit Baskets, etc. OF and
eegantpatternO.
Also complete Of BRUSHES and COMBS, and EI
tracts Of superior quality all Of which will be od at 30
lesa than previous price,, Wholesale ard retail.
JOSEPH HUFTY.
ED- full uppy OF Colts Rsvolver always dqsqptf
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ORLEANS STEAM MILLs.-E. G. Herwig, No.
IS Poydras street is constantly supplied with fresh
ground and unground grain and spices of all kinds with
coffee, mustard -four corn cloves and many other cereal
products fully set forth in his advertisement which
may be seen Ia another column,
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b It is said in Washington that certain foreign
ministers apprehend. on what they consider IN
doubted authority, that the Walker movement
embraces within The scope of its ultimate oper-
ations the conquest Of Cuba, Porto Rico, and
st. Domingo. Hence their constant watchful-
ness Of events in that quarter, and frequent
communications with our Government on the
subject. The report which General Shields
made year ago in the Senate, having been re-
produced, in which Parker II. French was
charged with obtaining $4,000 worth of Gov
.arnn1aut stores on forged letter of credit, and
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+ DRY GooDsERIEs, Among the many and sue
cesaul establishments in the city Whose peculiar vocation
is supply the ladies with such articles Of dress as they
may either require DESIRE there one which sdver
tises fuller supply than that of Horace Hardy No 1856
Camp street. He has always hand thel latest and most
beautiful fashions, and sells low any merchant in
the city. See his advertisement.