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" -, - : EXPORTS. ~.
LIVERPOoI-ship Thos Jeferson3023 bales and 50 half
bass cotton, 20 bales moss, 34 bxs pork, E4@5ai
LIVERPOOIShip Harvey-337T bales cotod, 1910 sacks
corn, 1855 SKIS and 80 bbls wheat, 10, 500 sayes.3
LIvERPOOL-shp Ocean Pearl-3lS5 bales cotton.
CHARLESTO N-Bark Cherokee-3O0 bbls and so hf bbls
whisky 100 bacon 5 bbls pork l2 bbs molasse do
sugar. s& su1 .Is.IIF.,
30 hf bbls -four 100 bb ad9 f do pork 2 bbls 20 bbls
sugar, bags coffee 1884 It lumber, 1900 shingles
HAyANA-sclr H Montague bbls 432 kegs lard, 100
bbs alow 50 ties hams 200 bxs Candles 50 do cheese so Kegs
butter z bbls beef and pork, 40 trunks.
NEW YORK-Ship Tmor-462 bales cotton, Is do moss,
16 bbls pork, l56 csks do 2S bbs -four q do whisky 800
dry hides
HAvRE-ship Cavaler-5133 bales cotton 10 bbls pork.
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Sgippiltg yrdeIligergfe.
n PRIpAY, april 10, 1856.

~ z
8ss CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Thos Jefferson, Hin for Liverpool, ~ Z, ,4is
sh yspoe E TH.sS fso
sp o H HsW e MsEep eo
s 5s Bate FL
schr II Montague, Butler, for Aavan y,
ARRIVED. an i
Ship es Ha! Gszaia Wales 18th February
Ship Monmouth Doane, Hayre 10th Feb, to Jenkins
Ship sloma Woodsde, from Havre, 18th Feb master
ship Rssh ceSs Amsterdam, 18Th February to cresvy
ship Bennington Edwards % days from Boston to G Hyn
Bark washington Bneher Collins 50 days Pnsdephis
Bark cemsnii5a Viola days from Palermo Bare eco
Bark Po@as csaan, from philadelphia, to 1
ds = from Boston to cesvy
CLARK sampsGn days from Havana to Co
ssl h Bsshsn 6 ssss s badsp
Sidney Price Candy 10 days from Wilmington, G, to
schr Bethel from Tampeo 10th nsi t. Barrelli eco
schr Cecil MeS Peterson from Tabasca 9th inst, TO Manuel
west Florida Burns days from Pensacou Policy
sssF G Gss1na ssg a 1sfa esaba'5n
sehr MaTths Ann Williams from GeyingtsnBasin
S s &c Ras s
schr slephany Ray from Bayou acombeIi,asin :, ~.
ssr az ksssi ssgS S7 kas
seir Three Sister, from Boniaaea1fsasn. -
SSs$1 $yPsidss IsTssIIs' rom is9a Is1snd-B"sin
schr Tantainbleau, Peters, from Bonfauca-Basin n
8 STEAMBOATS,.
Cuba Heirn from Mobile ! ~ 545=>
< Natchez, feathers, from Vcksburg.
| 81 Piota, Parker, from Natchtoches
Nebraska, Ford. from st Louis. n. 20. :
! Della, sognier, from st Martnsy lille.
Bella Donna, MeCombs, from Wilansport.
I Fanny sparhawk Terrsbenne from Loekport
4 b., ~ Red River Moore, from Ouachita River.
| % Opelousas, Neal, from Gros Tete.a - t-sss
\ Frank Keeling, Grant from Gros Tete r
! ~ Arctic, Dwiney, from Pisburg, ~
Towbost alandon yhann. from the Passestowed down
and to ships South Carolina and Jua--breught "
ney Tidal Wave and brig WIN CLARK =
Abg m Stiff e s
Genoa-brought up ships Rash and Bennington, bark
Towboa Whitney, Heaean the Passes-owed down
and ltn inst, ship Euxne. bark Fanny and sch
: Excelsior-brought up ships Milan and Sunshine.
iBELow-CoMING --e
Ship Ophir, Byrne 10 days from New York Fosdck
Ship Revenue Robinson from Boston, 1900 tons ice to W
iship Sentinel, soule, from, Boston. .-.4-....
schr Brewer, Cox from Mobile, NJ Harrison &co.
Ship shakspear Cummings from Liverpool to Baxter Lo
schr Elizabeth segar Weller Jago Cuba,
il enbow 4 Lesparre e.gsg
y MEMORANDA. o.
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IMPORTS


FENsACoULA-schr West Florda60 900 # lumber "a 900
iaths to Pooey. Nicol &c., ~ t..' ~,
TAMPICO-Schr Red Fox-in ballast -&t6l
CARDIFF-Shir Czar-railroad iron to order. , II
AMSTERDAM-Shp Raah-in ballast III -S-a
PHIEADELPHIA-S chI A L Crawford-Assored
chandise. VI +. ,.-'r .'-t
WILMINGToN-sclr Sidney Price-Naval stores, eco.
PHILADELPHIA-Bark Washington Butcher = Assorted
merchandise - - ~ ~
PALERMO-Bark Cementina-Frus &c.
IIyERPOOIl-Ship Monmonth--5OOO SKIS salt to Jenkins
Williams Geo. = r. @" 81
p BOsTON-Bark Tidal Wave--Assortad merchandise. ~
PHILADELPHIA-Bark W Poultney-Assored mer
chandise rs
HAVANA-Brig William Olark-Assorted merchandise ,,
HAVRE-Ship r D Sloman-Assorted merchandise
BILOXI-Schr Pecan-3O 600 # lumber to order
BILOXI-schr Cafornia-lumbcr to order.
CovINGToN-schr Martha Ann-s5 600 bricks to Merritt
Mcconnell. Gt.u
BILoxI-schr jeff Davs-45OOo # lumber to Stacker
dco
BAYOU LACoMBE - chr shamrock-3Oo bbls sand to
order T-- "Nt- a.. S.
BAYOU LACOMBE-schr slepanny3OO bbls sand to order
Pearl. RlvER-schr Gen Washington-34,ooo # lumber
to W w Care eco.
PEARL RIyER-schr Faser-23,oOo lumber to Policy
Ncul Geo. 81.
ANTE RIvER-Schr May Flowers cords wood to order.
BAY ST LOU1S-schr Calo-37 cords wood to order.
ANTE RIyER-Schr Pannedar - wood and shingles to
order. N' '-
sPRINGFIELD-sc Democrat-25 cords wood to order.
,BONFAUCA-Schr Three Sser-17 cords wood to order.
BAY ST LOUIS-Schr Clemenine-3O cords wood to order
HORN ISI.AND-Schr syphde-509 bbls sand TO Stew
AGO.
BONFAUCA-schr Decide-35 900 bricks to order.
BONFAUCA-schr Tantainbeau- 900 bricks to order
BOSTON-Shp Bennngon-75O tons ice to order,
HAVANA-Brig WIN Clarl-63S bxs sugar 1877 bags coffee
segars go hxs do Cauzac &co4 do aborde
Xiques-lSO bxs do Bornio Broslot Cahuzac Bros
ST JAGO DE CUBA-Schr f Segar-SS hhds 50 bbbls 80
sugar De Wiser &co2oo bags and bbls coffee
Oncain, .1
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SECOND JusrcE's COURT DANIELz BLOCK vs.: FANNY
Of New Orleans. PALFREY, w.c-No. 67s7
pY VIRTUE of u writ of fieri facfas to me
ID directed by the Hon. NJ Bradford Second Justice Of the
for Parish of Orleans will sell at public auction,
on WED NESDAY the 23d day April 1856 o'clock NJ,
my Warehouse Circus street. between Poydras and Per-
dido streets = ri : =
A lot of HOUS ETIOLD FURNITURE. ..,R5,.p- 5sN
Seized in the above entitled suit. - y
$3.50 VIM. W. MITCHELL,
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WANTED.

u
wv ms BARELLI II CO.. No. 6l Common street. :.
TETAMTIGD-A YOUNG MAN CAPABLE OF TEACH
w ing French in all it's branches desires situation either
in tswn The best references capacity and
habits given if required. Address b. Mt this Office ma
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CONSIGNEES.

BosToN-Bark Tidal Wave-Paul Cook &co-A Cochran
& Hal-Mnrtn, Owen & Cobb-Richad Socumb tEco-L Con-
don--Burrows L Osron-M tIiller-G Hynson &coJ Burn
side &co-Hy Parsons-and order. .-4.l
PHILADELP HIA-Bark Washngon-A Jemes-North
SHEDS &co-A Whitney Sco-Oakey & Hawkins = Shark,
Staufer &co-R Nugenl-Levy Sumners-D L Ranlet-Mas
scy & Poultney-Lchman Eco-R Collie-D G Wilson,
Murry-and order
Observation-Disclosures G W Pouney-J H Bass-Rich-
ards Slocumb &co-J Burnside &eo Burnside &co-Sark
saufer &co-AIsn Goedwsn.Heald Massie &eo-Erellsen
Curry { Person-Robson 4 Alen-Frerson &co-F Walker
&co-J A Tuy &eo-J ATurnel-sandrord Bros-J Adams
Connolly-R Green &eo-Wrsht, Davenport &co- snapp
&co-GreenA Crump-J 4 cremwell-s Als-Rayblln
ehauxMassey Ponley- Carr &co.E D Beeeq-G
T Euddeckc &co-J Observation-Disclosures Waker-J Il T
sullva,-J Thornhl-oglcsby MacaulayNorth stnedss
co-Camphell Strong--R " Es,lin &co-J Burnside
Msndeylle MeIhennyMiD Cooper &eoayne HarrisoG
&itkens-P Lanauze-Price, Converse &co-EcCutchon
Howell scoIIall Rodd Putnnn-Hewitt Norton &coRob-
son 4 Alel-Howard & Hu-Waterman & Bro
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9artitnlar Notnes.

OFFICE THE NEW DELE Asa INsuR 4 NOE CoHFAny,3 4
~ 5% NJ. yIiE New Orleans, April IA. 1885, i
MD-The annual election for mine Directors
during the ensuing year will be held 81 this Office
MONDAY the 2s nst between the hours Of 10 a. NJ and
z. NJ yis5@ n. ~ E53sf5'9j }t.z ( 3Sl i& g,G
Il m T dapf
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to1ls cetlx que celia peut con cerneE--AFIs
est par le present donne que dedaEs trens ea
Premier de District Nouyelle ohtenr
lemancinato de- nomne8 agee denyi5
Ss' ~ 7@$s4s$s8s AMEs DICKS HILL
az Ii nyI par ayocat g. z. Esain
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LEGAL NOTICES.

& SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
WHEREAS, JoEan Moore has petGsfoneaa the
wv letters of cuatohip tine vacant estate Of the
late Samuel Gornay deceased fntestate--- s
Notice hereby all whom 1t may eoneern show
cause within days why the Of the said petonEs
should be granted 3 si3sis 5si3 #sSa
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IA TEIE EAsIzToNABLE HAT AND CAP

t6g] IIFIE NASEIAUNAB1lE HAT AWU OlAE.
E EMPORIUM OF THE SOUTH, 70 Poydrls street, next
Ao the corner Of Camp received, large and SPLEEN
GAPS consisting Of Black Brown Drab, PEARL White Choco
late and Lamarines, high and low crowns; White
Pearl and Black Cassee Dab Beavers Silk Hats Of every
description Also the much admitted Gray French Felt Hats
in endless variety, for gentlemen's wear.
STRAW G00DS-White and Black single and double brm
eghorns Rice Straw, Brazilian Panama, Florida Tampco
Canton Swiss Pedal Florence and Palmetto Straws; Chill
drens Fancy Hats Boys fine Leghons and Victoria Straw;
Plain and Fancy Hats Those want any article in the
hat line would do we'll give call before purchasing
elsewhere, us am selling at the lowest market rates.
~ D. C. JOHNSTON, q
ala ct ~ Poydras street, next to the corner Camp
ICE-Just received 20U casks Carolina Rice per schooner
1t ST. Lawrence, from Charleston, foe sale by 95s.
az BARELLI co., 6l Common ST.
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A WIS est par Ie 5,resent donnie ssI ne sfeefRns
IN uuarane jonrs de pessnte pnbIc alton
signe application la Second Gor
vele Orleans pour obtenir
hue mulatresse agee d,envron l6 ans ~ -
81 Nouvee ORLEANS lie Il de mars ~ ID me- "a II sod
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT sssITI
forty days from viii apply 70 seecnd a
ct Court New Orleans for the emancipation
JULIA, mulatress, aged about sixteen years 9
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n We learn that the ship Malako reported below
Ing up for several days past has proceeded Mobile
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~ MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I .
w. City Hall March 26, 1856.
n5- T,iarse Hundred Dollars Rexyard.-A
which will lead the and conviction of the
asassins who did on the night Of Monday the 18th
o'clock the of GrHver and Magazine
Streets shoot policeman Alexander Aego in the head of which
wound he has since died. :. = = 20
NIL @-l- JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
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COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE-HAM-
" ILTON iPLANTATION-The subscriber is prepared
sell the above very reasonable The plantation
is situated the Bayou Bartholomew, four miles from its
mouth in the parish of MoreLose. It contains thousand
Of land about hundred of which at in
high state Of cultivation.
The estate well improved having besides comfortable
Dwelling House. good Gin Stables Negro Cabins and all the
necessary oubuldngs This plantation, account of its size
fertility location possesses advantages inferior in
the valley Of the Ouach and the proprietor is willing offer
will be given Immediately nfter the taking off OF the present
crop. For further particulars address n o. BURTON Esq,
Monroe, L.; IICIIER GOODRICH CO., New Orleans
ROBERT j. WILSON,
Hamilton Plantation Bayou Bartholomew,
AID If Morehouse, La.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT or NEW ORLEANS.
yTTHEREAS, John NE. Bach has petftfone1
wv the Court of Cutatorshp
Of the late Cothlde p Dolbear. wife Of Rufns
ceased intestate IA, 8S5f go
Notice Il hereby given to all whom may concern show
within ten days why the said petitioner shonld
not be granted -
By order Of the Court y resy8 ~
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DEHIOV AIssATHEs 81 FssTHE COMMISSION
removed tGfhe Of GFasiavS aid st. Charles
sfas--sntfsnce NO 60 Grayer street 5s 5 az 6s
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mo ALI WHOM TE MAY CONCERN.--No-.
tee is hereby that Ct the expiration q days
the State Louisiana the First District Court Of city
for the emancipation of my negro woman named DARCus,
SOW N - ~ - 49, rs JAMES DICK HILL, II
E.ssn BY his Attorney S c. T.5ESTIIS.ssSS asS
New Orleans, April 2, ls56--a2 LIS nyl ST.
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- %.'Gi$Ss BANK or NEW ORLEANS, I
is& City of. New Orleans, April 9, 1856.
U1frp1

vs. Rev. Doctor Deyvey's Lectures..-Priccs
ReducedThese popular Lectures will be delivered in Rev.
Mr. Capp's Church Of st. Charles snd Jna streets
cry MO NDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING, IN.
til April l8. a, - f2l%
Tickets remainder Of the reduced to half the
pInrca ri
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Nmo's GARDEN.-The unriyaed Hengler, in conjunc
ton with N Audruche Lehman, and Mile and M. CHA
rni will this evening perform variety Of astonishing
fcats on the tight rope Mile Robert the favorte dan
"Tsrpsichore." The Raves close the entertainments
VITA their new and very successful pantomime entitled
"Pongo," in which NJ. Marzett nightly eicts the
heartest applause In tho character of the Ape.
Burrows TuEATRE.-An admirable bill has been issued
for this tho second evening Of Mr. Jennings managerial
career at this popular house. The performances to
commence with Massinger's celebrated comedy "a New
Way TO Pay Old Debts" with a remarkably fine cast
viz Justice Greedy, Mr.. &. Holland: Maral Mr.. j. B.
j. J. Prior; Margaret Mrs. Fleming; Lady Allworth Mrs.
Lesdernier To conclude with the 'Secret''-Mr Holland
and Miss Fanny Dean as Mr. and Mrs Dupins.
BROADWAY YARETIEs.-Iarge audiences continue 10 be-
stow their cheering appreciation the Wood and Marsh
juveniles every evening they perform in the thrilling
moral drama styled the " Six Degrees of Crime" This
is one Of the most effective pieces in which they have
yet appcare2-eyery character Is delineaed in vigorous
life like manner-0ime and its gnominous results
strongly depicted, and cannot fail to have beneficial
effect on the minds OF all who witness the drama
kFIIER's ENTIRE HAHN. Keller Is constant ly charm
ing the numerous patrons who nightly throng his well
ventilated place OF recreation by frequent changes in his
programme Of tabeaux and by the engagement Of pepu
lar artists to while away the time that eapscs between
the presentation Of the different pictures This evening
he tenders series of Scrptura historical and allego
cal pictures; necromantc performances by Sig Adonis
the wonderful magician music by Nine. Lovarny, Miss
ruckworth, &c.
wooD's MINISTRIES. Those who delight in a real old
fashioned laugh should not permit the present week TO
pass away without witnessing the extraordinary bur-
lesque called the " Mschievous Monkey" George per
most successful hits. See him, by all means, il you
fond of fun.
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From the London Times June IL
he Shannon isnot yet commissioned but was yester-
put in handto be prepared for n with the at
despatch and vast body of articers were set up
gunboats at Portsmouth also called the Port
lmrals yesterday morning-it Is runored to receive
distractions for having their respective vessels ready for
Icve service ut Geographic notice When these vessels
hl there will be upon or on their way to, tho North
merican and West India station the following fcet--
File, 81, Captain g. r. Mundy; Powerful, 81, Captain
fassie; Boscawcn, 10 (nag), Captain Granville; Imaum,
IL Commander Moorish; Pembroke, CO. Captain Seymour
J B.; CORVALLIS: co. Captain Wellesley g. b. Euryaus
81, Captain G. Ramsay, G. b.; Anphon 81. Captain
fhads; Nestal, 20, Captain T. =. Thompson: Eurydce
k6, Captain Tarlcton, G. B.. Termagcnt "a Com
nodere Kectt, G. d. Cossack, 81, Captain Fan
|hawe PyAdcs, o. Captain D'Eyncourt; Arachne.
|S Commander Inglcned Malacca, II, Captain Farquhar
Falcon, II, Commander Campon Archer, 49, Captain
icathorcotc Mariner, IL, Commander Pcarse Daring
II, Commander Napier ; Buzzard, g. Commander Dobbe ;
frofton 8, Master Commander Parsons Hernes 6,
Commander w. +. Gordon. Only one-third OF the above
IRE sailing ships the Steamers although mounting bui
w guns, mount the heaviest carried and good crews
The GLE Pembroke and CORVALLIS line of bat
pc ships Euryaus Is tho heaviest arstcass frigae
ermagan Cossack Pyladcs and 4aaeca the
ass Of corvettes carrying 6S and "a Founders The Yes
The Amphon Is q heavily armed frigate. The 12gun
Hoops are the newsstand most efficient of their class all
carrying long 1913 and the 6gun iseamcrs mounted
With bow stern, and broadsde guns of the heaviest
a. and longest range and II fotilla OF gunbosts be
akeu into consideration, about so Of the heaviest and
ewest guns OF the longest range maybe added to the
pmpuiaiion.
lhS light squadron Of despatch boats and gunboets
der the command Of Captain Watson G. B., in tho I'm
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Naynl Intella~encN.

On Saturday morning last the United States steamer
San Jacnto arrived here bearing the flag of Commodore
Armstrong, and having board the Hon. Townsend
Harris, Minister Extraordinary 10 Siam and Japan.
The United States ship Macedonian Captain John Pope,
sailed Sunday morning for Boston, Mass after having
been full three years upon the East India station. The
following Is list OF tho officers OF the United States ship
Macedonian, all well John Pope Esq, Captain; Robert
Wordsworth, fleet surgeon; Washington Gwathmay Geo.
H. Preble W. Boudnot, John Walters, j. g. Sproston,
Iieatenants; X. T. Allison Purser; J. s. Gillian, Passed
Assistant surgeon VIM whittlesey Captains Clerk John
g. Hayden, Boatswain; Darrell Jones Carpenter Charles
7. Frost, Samaker; John Elliot Gunner The Macedo.
Commodore Joel Abbot, who died at Hongkong in he.
ccmber last The United States sloop-of war svandaa
Commander Rootes now at Macao, having also compile
been ordered to proceed to Portsmouth, New Hampshire
U. g., America Tho Maccdop.an, on Saturday last, So
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visit of Mr.. Fillmore to DIanche.ter.

IRON the London Chronicle OF juno IL.
The Hon. Willard Fillmore, President OF tho
United States, arrived in Manchester Sunday even
ing, from London for the purpose of inspecting some
of our great engineering and manufacturing estab
lishments. On Monday forenoon, accompanied by Mr.
W. S stell, Mr.. Fillmore and the gentleman who is
travelling with him, proceeded from the Queens Ho
tel to the works Of Messrs Joseph Whitworth Il Co.,
engineers and tool makers, Choron street. where they
spent an hour and half infinitely examining various ma
chimes tools &C. They next visited the mill of Messrs
James Houdsworth Co., silk manufacturers and en-
broderers, Portland street, where they inspected the
process Of embroidery and Of spinning and they subse
qucnty passed through the warehouse of Messrs and
n Philips, merchants manufacturers &c. Church street.
The party proceeded thence to tho Union Club par
took Of luncheon after which they visited the Mayed
print works of Messrs. T. Hoyle Co., Buxton street. and
the engineering establishment Of Messrs Sharp Stuart
Co., the Atlas Works. Great Bridgewaer and Ok
ford street Mr. Fillmore brought letters of introduction
from Mr. William Brown NJ p, to Mr.. James Watts, the
Mayor, and To Mr.. Whworth; but despite all his efforts
the Mayor was unable to meet with Mr.. Fillmore unit
alter the tour OF inspection yesterday had been concluded
Last evening number of gentlemen met Mr.. Fillmore
by invitation, the residence of Mr. Stc Halwc lane
Cheetham hill. Mr. Fillmore leaves England Wednes
day that his stay in Manchester Is limited to this
ing or tomorrow morning. He has been put in nomina
ton by strong party in Philadelphia for the next cleo
ton TO the Presidency of the United States and his friends
entertain very sangunc hopes of his SUCCESS
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BOYS DRowNED-About eleven O'Clock to-day, boys
went in to battle the east side OF the river the
saw mill above the wcighlock. when two Of them named
Gallagher and NcGown, getting out Of their Depth sank
and drowned before assistance could be rendered
Search Immediately instituted for the bodies, but
without success. About O'Clock, John Haley young
man about 20 years OF age who drives team for Mr..
assist in the search With the supposon that the bodies
must have down with the current TO the DAM when
about four rods above the DAM he got ont OF the boat
into the water which mach deeper than no expected
and before he could be assisted went TO the bottom and
that the last OF him. He Is the young
who rescued Mrs. Chumascro, few weeks since when
she fell into the Many men with boats and crap
ping irons searching the river In tho vicinity
the disaster The shrieks Of Haleys mother whom the
sad brought 10 the spot were heart readng. His
brother who works near at hand hearing Of the acct
qurcd the united efforts of half dozen keep him
from punging In the stream. The bodies Of all three of
the drowned persons were subsequently found-ochcs
fsr AdeeyTiSeT June 81.
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the prizes of breasus have varied very ttio but e1c
tendency Is downwards When abundant fnryests here
and abroad are secured much lower prices likely
prevail All appearances in favor of Plentiful yieds
and us everything b anticipated is in some measure
the probability OF an ample supply OF the first necessarea
ply and demand of textile abrcs Notwithstanding their
comparative high prices hh rates of discounts and dear
bread The wants OF the word must therefore have been
heh the wings OF the Spectators are cut short Undor
these circumstances, may fairly thai the future
demand will be as good rs it has been thug far amt
herein lies the guarantee against violent fluctuations OF
prices, either OF cotton or goods
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Electric Communication with America from
Europe.

i.
Accounts from Cork state that the screw steamer Pro-
points, Captain Goodwin, is now at Queenstown, where
she is coang, having board the sub marine electric
cable to be laid down between Cape Ray Newfoundland
and Cape North Cape Breton Island Tho length Of this
cable Is eighty five miles, and its weight 40 tons. She
New Brunswick length thirteen miles and weight hr
tons. The cables manufactured and to be laid
down by w. Kuper Co., of London under the direction
of Mr.. Canning, who with his assistants is board
The former failure in laying down the cable from
the fact that 1t on board OF vessel towed by
steamer; it is board the steamship ITSELF and
there is doubt il will be efIectually laid down.