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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

nANclNG.-ANoTHER NEW GLASS AT BRoOKgS,
~ Academy 36l Br0GZae street, class Is form
ing to commence Tuesday. An the fashionable dances
taught III of iessns Soirccs, Wednesday
=
DROYEssOR sARACCOs DANCING ACADEMY. NO,
i $40 Fourth Saskatchewan and American eo.l on
evening" aen led by the es Of New every
morning. and private lessons at all hours Subscription till LIST
II May, for eyenins practice, at a reasonable price.
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FIREMAN co IS EXPRESS FOR CALIFORNIA, ORE
Sandwich Islands the west coast Of south
w DE despatched via Panama charge OF special
ger per United States matt steamer Ilnois on ruesd1v
Eetunty g. at ock r. Freight received TIL r. and
is eckages leers &c. until o'clock on Tuesday spe
oa eee wifi be made up for Psnens 0uyAqu Pna
Cslao Lima isay AFRICA CaderA. Valparaiso and III ths
4, rcIptl ports on The South Pacific coast. eH
F'''''f'' f''' " FREEMAN 4 co., 80 broadway.
DGCIrIC EXPRESS COMPANY, ia BROADWAY
For California, Oregon. South America. Rand Wtch
Islands China per steamer Enois, Feb in charge Of
parcels snd ,etz n unal TX o'clork aay q saang.
WI d. HALL, Agent. Ia Broadway.
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w ANTED-A tMARr Gle N AND GENTEEl BOY
w 10 wait ard tend on customers In dining saloon None
need apply uness they brne relieve zee
IRON iheL last employer Apply MS Ann 81.
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In the MOffat building, 335 Broadway, there
let chambers for lawyers commercial nsn
artists students Rents ranging from Sl00to ~ coo pee
num. Apply WIN. Il. M0FFAf, the premisee, room
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teman would reman bresh
when by usug the Balm Of Thousand Flower dem
Gse would only render sweet but leave the teeth white
aabaer Many do not know their breath Is bad
the subject delicate their friends will mention
single drop oil the Balm" tooth brush,
The teeth night and morning city bottle viii
tGst yesr. For sale FEVRIDaE Co., propretors and
md all druo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

THE NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN ICE COMPANY
having secure stock OF ice, OF quality superior that
put by any other company this winter invite independent
drivers and shippers TO call sm VI their Office No
Broadway and make thev contracts the ensuing
GEO. Z. SHERWOOD President
jas. II. ErURGrS gecretarv
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no LrT-A COUNTRY SEAT, ON THE EAST river,

1T" fIH1--H ,NJUN M NUn,ay OIV lie EAbI NV En-,
Il between fyfourth and Fifty sixth streets. Also
acapentd's shop th,ee sto-iss With basement Tsr i
- 90 N. r. fesG Wt- -. sthd eteppN ~.
...-... LsEA
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HtcsrnS q M0rvlns Sa1e1.-prOfcssOr Wlet
k9g's Letter SYRACUSE Jan II, 1856.
10 Norton, Bradley Co.. Agents the o!
Rbeh's ssfam ander sa improvement Wders patent
0en1emenalt Is 20 very common. nov adays to recon-
myse sneak In commentator Of anything
70 The public; but should not do my did
that thix the above safe has superior During the
A.e Gre In our city my papers were exposed in Of these
zAs for fifty two hours 10 the intense heat without
Jury, except getting wet by quantities having
been thrown upon the sae before taken out the rns
Yours respectfully, j. NJ WIEcIN9
salananders all sizes and patterns secured with
Brennans La Belle burglar and powder proof lock- the
rnAnufacturers' depot, 146 Water street. New York
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WANrEp- AN ARCHITECTURAL DIR ,UGHrsM N,
" one who Thoroughly understands his business None
others need apply 81 Chambers third oor
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III monthly meeting OF the New York city Guard will b,
held a. the Armory CSC Broadway Tuesday evening" Feb
Matters OF the highest Imp Ttance 10 the company will b.
brought for consideration The attendance OF every
Der Is particularly requested.
ALEX. HENRfoUKs President
J. POLLARD Secretary.
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Whislkers or Moustarnes Forced to Grow
h sx weeks by ongueot which will not stain injure
GRAHAM $50 Broadway Briggs 81 state street Albany
Zefber. "A SCUM Third street, Philadelphia
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fNTKr.r.IGENUE OFFICES.

EMPLOYERS WISHING GcoD SERVANTS WILL Ffyl
" respectable German English Scotch and Irish help 70
7 Broadway OF Reside st also, walters, coacbmer
farmers laborers &C. this or the branch once o2 Green
wich ut.
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U,AMIrIEs CAN DE SUPPLIED WITH GOOD sHR
yan the old established oIace. 80 Atlantic street
DIokyn Three good cooks washers and toners two Pro
siauts for general houewok dy girl clter
cfambemnd or general housewo ker All with city ree
renee Servants by applying be suited with good siua
items IN first class families
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DoDWOHTHS PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMIES
a. No. 6p6 broadway New York; No. Isl Montague place
Brookyp are now open for the season. Pupils
a q academies. -
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udcd TO making professional examination at the Second
district station house. and discovered evidences II vic
enoe about the persons Of both the 0ompainants aud
the1 rom appearances they had led correct lives, 10
On The conclusion Of the examination Joseph Jackson
and John Dixon were FULLY committed TO await the action
Of the Grand Jury.
In to the usual Inquiries Joseph jackson stated
that he was 81 years OF age was born In the State OF
Maine lives IN Flatbush, and by patton stevedore.
John Dixon stated that he 81 years Of age boru in
the city ofNew York; lives at II Eldrdge street, New
Y9k, and by occupation stevedore.
The DEFENDANTS under advice OF counsel, II. A. Moore
and F. r. Dkemsn declined to answer any questions as
10 the charges made.
As soon as Captain King ascerained that the girls had
been released be inquired in every house in York aud
Bridge streets TO their whereabouts but IN
vair they to be found They had been sent oil
TO Baltimore and the other TO st. Louis BY whom,
and through what agencies some of those holding re-
sporsibe Situations about the City Hall can answer They
can explain WY Justice is defeated, and why the pefpe
traitors OF such gross ouragts 60 unpunshed
havtr been represented that the women had taken
lodgings in Bridge or York streets. Capt. King and
cer Fulton inquired at house but they were gone
iuitter OF. However, Mayor Hall and others who
have taken interest In this matter determined that
the Witnesses shalt be forthcoming at whatever trouble
expense aud the probability is that the perpetrators
df this outrage f such ISL will yet be brought to JUS
tce, ana made to suffer for their misdeeds
Iixf on, who will be observed, by the statement OF one
OF the Witnesses lame IN SUSTAINED the injury
by pistol shot fred by Thomas c. Abbott, in Degfaw
street. about weeks since, he having called at the
house and threatened to break in the door, The whole
affair will be thoroughly investigated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-05

FAr1L Acupsr.-coroncr Conncry held and inquest a,
per North river upon the body Of named John
A. Hanson, who was accidentally drowned by falling
overheard from the steamboat G. Vanderbilt The lie.
ceased a deck hand board the boat and while
gaeed in washing the outside Of the upper Il
denaiy ntsed bis footing aud was prccipaied into tine
water. Verdict, "Accideoial death" Deceased Is
years Of age, and Was a native Of Denmark.
IN inquest held upon the body Of Peter Keobie,
who drowned few days ago al the foot OF Delaney
street. by falling overheard from a canal boat Tse Jury
rendered verdict Of accidental death. Deceased was
eight years % age, and vas a native Of Germany.
In inquest also held by Coroner Connery upon the
body Of stage driver, whose name Is unknown who
killed "Wednesday morning, nj the OF John
and Nassau streets by falling OF the box 81 one the Mad
avenue Ape Of omnlbuscs. Verdict In accordance
with the above fact deceased about u years Of
age, and q native Of England.
Coroner Gaming also held inquest upon the body
unknown woman, about sixty years Of age who was
accidentally killed the Harlem Railroad, sixeth
sircct on Tuesday night The deceased walking
along the track when up train from New York came
org and before che could be warned OF her danger the
locomotive struck her The jury rendered verdict OF
accidental death this TOE deceased about Ave
icct three inches high, and had blue eyes For further
particulars parties interested requested apply
the Coroner . Office, No. 81 Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-05

We have received Ole Of the Salt LAKE Necs 10 the
Goth Of July. There is news beyond the announce
Of the failure for the second time Of the crops the
Salt lake Valley. The Meas says
In addition 10 tho drouth and destruction by insects last
season. 10 the severity OF the pas. winter and consequent
heavy loss Of stock and 70 the desttuton we are still
suffering the long continued dry weather the scant sup
ply OF water at command Tor irrigation the entire deetruc
on Of crops By grasshoppcrs Cache county and the like
destruction IN PORTIONS q BOZ Rider and ltAh counties,
atos ard corn, and the parching Of whole neds gram
before the heads filled. far from promising sur
Tus Of ood for the Saints noS here and the thousands al
ready on their way TO the mountains.
Suor faith In the wisdom OF the rroydenccs the Al
mighty great sk strict obedience 70 the commandments
Of the Lord and the couDsels Of his servants the
rigid economy and untiring well directed industry may
enable us 10 escape starvation until harvest In 1851
put tbofe who have rot the above named essential quail
ncacnf and who do net intend 10 strive for them, will
be spt 10 have th feelings sorey cbafed and their
mschs severely pinched ere plenty again gsddcns
auiet homes.
lrd Until The eispsc Of ess, another year cmisraus
snd others will fail in their dependence upon Utah for
sutenaLCe, and viii run great risk OF starving unless
they bring her supplies With them, and that too not IN
gold silver and merchandise, with view 10 exchange
advantageousy, but N such an amount OF provisions as
they may need until August, 1857, and for how much
longer are not informed
The srst Presidency lad issued address 70 the PEG
pie which they say the continued drouth, the failure
OF the streams The destruction by insects and by cattle
allowed to run II random, miseraby herded will com
rel the strenuous efforts Of all 70 secure sustenance for
the present and incoming population until harvest in
1887 To accomplish desirable result and prevent
IN Unnecessary pryatOn and suffering We have heretofore
counsced and now repeat r. that both the owners Of
fields gardens AMI those who have none, should be
extremely careful that not particle Of food be lost
wasted or made unwise use Of
The Mormops Of Great sat lake City celebrated the
ninth anniversary their entrance into the valley Of
Great salt lake On the oath Of Jolly 81 the bead waters
~ the Pig Cotton wood Apou lbO persons N carriages
and 2ol horses mules participated in the celebration,
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Personal Intelligence.

Thomas Basye having been appoldci Juise Of the first
nstance for the Oriental department of the republic OF
Nicaragua been released from TIE army Mr.. BAsye
is we understand from Virginia. ana has served several
years in the Legislature of that State, but for the last few
years has esided Baltimore. He has the reputation
Of having talents of q high order.
Governor Geary, the new Executive Of Kansas in
81, ouis on the lst met. on his way to the Territory.
G. P. r. James. the novelist, Hon. Wn wilkins for
mt rly Secretary Of War, aud daughter and MsJor Lum
ley, L. 5. Engineers, are in Washington
Judge Heyden tldt, of the Supreme Court Of California
has returned from tour IN Europe aui IS paying visit
10 his friends in Alabama.
Governor Johnson aud family Of Georgia, are in Wash
irgton.
The American Banker Charles Peabody Esl of LIN
don is expected arrive b. the next Colirs steamer,
the Atlantic which eft liverpool yesterday, Will arrive
abou, the lsth suit q sA rooms have been engaged
which will consist OF the Iawrences and other merchant
Prices of Boston and this city.
TX Senator DIX of NV York attempted. Weiues
day evening last 10 address a democratic gathering
East Hampton Long Island but proceeding only
few minutes seriously attacked with vertigo Ia
dueed by exposure 10 the sun during the day that ne
WIS forced to retire from the meeting
The mary land institute o Baltimore propose to give
George Peabody, Of London public reception upon his
stsufial benetactor OF this institute.
Major General Harvey Is at the St, Nicholas Hotel.
ARRIVALS.
At the M ya \ and Family B S
YORK VIM 4. Guest and lsdy, New York; and 9.
O. Enrnap. Poughkeepsie r. Nose, New York; beniamin
whitwo ia, England Mr. aud Mrs Lester Taylor child and
nurse Cincinnati; Or 8 @. Adams New York W ) Brown,
do. Charles Gilman Bal more.
From Liverpool in the steamship Ericsson--Nr Low
Der, NJ owber, ID Osborne Vim Kerr Ii Waters, JACOB
Van Stevens, Carr Beard Gwynne Thos
Geo.. Mrs Sheppard Miss Beamish ami sister. Charles
Hawthorn lady. Wlznski JAS Clark and lady, liar
ris VIM Offer Mr. G Ianichen and Howes BraIs,
chss KSPp 81 6s
From sayanah in the steamship Alabama-Jas Miller, A
Ed yards Chas schaier, Downing Brown, Miss Fauxe,
hughes sdy, Capt Pminton w spear. Mr. Gemenden
Mumord Miss Tanner, u Newcomb VIM Poe, and eight
in the Storage.
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Jersey City News.

FArAl AconESr-A switch tender In the employ Of the
New Jersey Railroad Company, named Daniel Moore,
accidentally BY train Of belonging TO the
Erie Eai cad Company, which backing into the de
rot wedne sdsy afternoon and almost instantly killed
Dccsascd had been IN the ploy ostte New Jersey
pany 10 years. He leaves wife and i've children.
L,SNe Co,SrR sroSK-rhe ceremony Of laying the
corner store OF church edace the Methodist Fps
coral Society," lock place In he city Of Hudson Wed.
nesdsy afternoon, large number OF persons pre-
sent 10 witness the exercises.
Nav JERSEY PlfoTs-Durng the month OF Angus, the
New Jersey pilots brought into port 81 vessels IS Of
which we're boarded on shore SO vessels were akea 10
sea- and no accidents are reported.
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Meeting for Removal OF Quarantine.

A viii re from the following reqglsion, meet
rg ~ held last evening, the north side u STA
ten Island fr the purpose Of joining the wide spread
iDg movement FOR removing Quarantine TO solate
locality
REMOVAL or TIE orAFAyTfSE.
The citizens 81 Island Ia favor OF removing the Qns
ranine Hospital from tbs county reguested 10 meet On
thursday the sh at the Mechanics Hotel
u. Lonsaaie's tacoryvle, ~ - O'Clock very great
alarm EXISTS he subject q the yellow fever throughout the
and pv Thompson the Health Ocev himself
Of the Marine Ho-ras proper
time has adopt efficient dcsir
abe object Every nhabiani " this ssnd, properly,
business and health, has deep Interest IN TIE removal OF
these contagious hospitals from orr borders
This movement now becoming general The citizens
~ the and villages the shores OF the bay
taking action the subject and the Health officer
having expressed himself against the continuance o. the
Iszareo IN IL rsseDt -ite the establishment Is likely 70
be moved AT no very distant day
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me dancrg kept up unit, ths areraoon o. the sota.

Inc dAncu was Kept until th6 aNer10o1 o. the Zota
The Macs sayr:-
During the egress rom the ksnyon, OF presdedt
kimoAIis wives deserted bear sittag upon rock not
far from the roadside apparently LOOKING with
mens upon the pectace OF long line OF carriages
10 so WHO region Not satisfied with distant vie "
the bear approached the road aud was SHOT by Bother
Charles Decker, with rife.
Brigham Young gives the following advice to tbs elders
about loving their wives
Elders never love our wives hairs breath far.
ther than they adorn the gospel never ovc them 3, bu
shedding tear. Should you love child any more than
this No
The general election was to have been held the first
Morday in August when county officers aud member. 10
the atue 70 be chosen. ere seem "a q ne
but one party which regularly nominated and elect.
their candidates without opposition.
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Port Of New York, September a, 1850.


CLEARED.
ship Ro.clas, cook Llverpool-Howisad Frq,hngham.
sh p cSiivaicr Russell Liverpoo~wilnm. Guioa
s e ,eSr ,t cR sssI y ssa Sarsn %
s6p faCerty. Grs, Ssw orisans-sanlon i Thompson.
ns1f oms1 Gs ssss S 6sasero rTane
h",s whs%ts sm D9sna@ Ns2s@
BARK Tbeo Curtis fdn,onds, NoDus-Betner Dssss.
ria JobsSIa i aspner, son.ss Lisbon
s aSS sT NH HEX EoaS
Brig Felipe ~, Michel. Hslf.1-A Lcsry.
rg wgnsm ir ,.rley !, yosn NB s,. Perkins
mtg Marshal. Partridge Philaielpha-walsh, Carver
BIZ n Kepedy. EandeIi. Phiapeiphisrhomp.on Hun
schr ady SCOT or. McEIrny. Nassau Enc.s
Schr Kate stewart Maiher, Mo5lle-fane. West A TO.
scir Grandee Tibbhs Observation-Disclosures johnson
sShr q = Dixon, Briggs. wilminTcn-naieman Rude.
schr Pathfinder Robbins, wiirnmslon-Baieman Rudde
schr " Henderson; Moore, sorsols Reed hsrk; -,
schr hlmsle Webb Rsppassnncck-ysn nrunt slssh
sehr { ! strong Liscun, baltimore Mailer Lord Que
sSsr avs l Sss Ferry, New BeasCrS.ssr
Propeller sarsb, Jones PhlsdelphIs -Thompsons Line.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ericsson, Iowber Liverpool Aug 20 with mdse
WITH an Am ship showing bargee with double name made
win shp cC bound = septt pm. passed steamship Afri
ard passenger % T. Mnchil
ship NJ ration tof New orleans, Nandyks MAINLAND, Gulf
Of California leo days with logwood ~ Harrous Bros
shr Planter, tarsle Liverpool july y with ccal 70 Man.
a. en- exchanged signals with r Victoria; I'D
Is fstboms the BANKS very mick fog number Of
arge anchor; 18th lat - ~ 81 S. exchanged
with lir shr rsrp hound n si,h lsi 4 20 Ion 90
enced nohrg light souihery and Westerly winds and
thck foKs with the most Of the passage,
shin Miss Mag gof Boston, Bearse, Liverpool July ~ with
coal sns y gsssngss 70 ss s s A9s s1 s ~ lon 81
TWO hours carried the oreopa yard AL the top
sails nd sso cro-siack sail morning
shp stan ling Eastward with loss 81 bowspr and
rentcpmast The MN has been days Of the Banks. with
shin tordon Hurhnt London and Isle ~ Wight Aug g.
with ndse and BIO passengers 70 grnne Mnturn 60 Aug
2s ~ - lon 70 ssshsnses with ,. s ~ Isaac Wright
n nsn with ship Orient, hence for liverpool
shin Ambassador Olsen shields July III with coal 10
aer. vessel n Taylor Merrill
shin Germsnis Higgins, Havre July ~ with mdse and 1872
passengers, 10 whhloek Aug 10 lat - " Ion 2, - ex
yorh ih lat ~ ~ Ion - S. passed shp joseph JONES'
ttoamer from Cardiff for New YORK
Harm Georgisna 3r Bowen, Alexandria, Egypt, I'D days.
WITH rags 20 lawrence Murray Inga,e Aug Is lat @ lon
eel smoke trir Denmark from Boston for west indies
navy louisa Eaton tof Boston) Smith, Havana IL DAVIS
9Th sugar &C, Foster A Nicterson.
part Golden Age gnchrist Galveston days with cotton
&C g sss C"s from SEA- for View YORK ah s rs a lon
.hex smoke brig Caroline from Aspinwa oy York all
hsDSs sies pu the and board. sept saw
hr,g Caroline, " Little Egg Isrbor.
Avs with palm oil 70 yses Porerhed July lala ion
Ia In from NE carried away maintopnas head Of
oress split sails sc Aus o. h rs lon H. spoke bark Ma
sebr Dew DrOp, susud paracoa Us days with su 70
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Cricket.
MATCH BETWEEN INV YORK AND ST. GEORGES

MATCH BETWEEN INV YORK AND ST. GEORGES
CLUBS.
The points Of note IN his match few. The batting
or Glbbes worthy Of all praise ana out TOR his acct
deuialy falling down and thu being out, j. Is likely
he would have carried his bat on, with addition 10 his
score.
The bowling Of the New York Club not up TO the
usual PITCH although good while The gedlns either
side was rather ooser than usual. The game was how
carried with good spirit and good humor although
ae New York .os innings aud two 70 spare. This
The fret game by INC Il Georges Club in three
years, and they have recently get accession Of
strength 10 their olrb nore IL IA the tarI ng point
aLd that shsll be enabled to record continuance ID
success on their SIDE I'll the games equazed.-
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Glmar'in Aug a mt n ion - - ssHe cutter Merry
Dodge, tom Norfolk for 0Alyestoa
schr oceao Bird (B' Iockhsrt w.nA,or days with pia-
Ter, 10 master.
schr W II Gi,rlsnd Erickson. Ch,riesoA dayu. with
ton, Dolner Potter
Propeller Sophia Gt Phi adelphts
Prcpellrr Pelican Au drico rrovt,~nee.
Propeller Wamsu'a Nse, rec bedford.
Propeller Ssshem Thrasher. Hartford.
Wind at sunrise, NE; merriam. 4; sunset. DO.
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Last night the steamboat Knickerbocker rolled over
ana when the evening boats from New York passed 81
she was laying heel up This was probably caused by
having heavy cargo Of rolling freight which moved
when The fool tide set and caused her 70 keel, and
being TOP heavy she rolled over The probabilities are
that her boilers went overheard carrying with them
good portion OF the upper structure and Otherwise njur
ne he beat We learn from an experienced boatman
that the Rnckrbocker viii prove 10 be total loss for
In her present condition would cost more 10 raise her
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aARITlAG INTELLIGEnCE.
Movements OF Ocean steamers.

STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA
TsAgE-From Char ieston 18th ith at Havana 22i
and Th From Havana i0tn and 2Sh due New York 18th
and Isl
FMrinE CrrY or NV GRAsADA-From New YORK l7th ar.
irving I'D aud New Orleans 18th. From
lear 9TH Hawai- slh due at New York l3sh.
QuAgrR CIryFom New York 9TH OF each month arriving
u Havana i2th and Mobile lsth From Mobile I'D Havana
zsh ii vezN
when The above dates fan on Sunday the steamers win sail
Monoay ahey leave New Orleans NJ as tide
VIII admit and the Isabel leaves Charleston aud bavans at
10 a. NJ.
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The follow be OF value 20 hos having correspond
The mai leaves Southampton ths ih AMI sRh Of each
month and
Arrlves q, Gibraltar about The ard 2sh u satne mouth
Arrives az Malta about the lfh and - month.
Arrives a. Alexandra about the 18Th OF game and th Of 10
lowing month.
leaves sbou, The Goth 2is, and 5h 9Th Of
following me nth.
Arrive. Alden abeg, the 2sh s6h q and 10Th
l?ih az following morh
II steamer arrives at Bombay st0g' the u 70 5h
and lsth 70 llA u the folio wing month
and q. arrives at Po at a. Gale about the 9TH
Tth and ri 10 sd o. fo.lO~ing month
steamer has slreaty arrived which ,skes ne ,asii
Arrives ., Pno Pensnx shou, The lns o. iya sas 9Th o.
Arrives singapore about ish iss aod
Leaves Singapore .sou, " hours sner arrival
Arrives AZ Hong koug aoou the xd Sah md Sh or o,
offoowinR month.
Leaves next day Tor ShsngAse
mails Fngisnd-one the s,n aad Orb of
month-v.s Marseies and arrive Alexandra about
same time the Southampton mall
M An pucLugss aud ics iafsriei hc Ngw