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Y A zoo RIV Err.
Leaves on THURSDAY. LIST May, at s

Leaves on THURSDAY LIST May, at S M.
FTgS. FOR YAZDO AND TALLAHATCHTE.
54E,l s. The and splendid light draught steamer
Saiiie Robin SON, Dyas Powers, master, for
Mouth of Cowater, TlAtoba, Lefore, Greenwood Sidon
City and all intermediate landings the Tai
lahatchie rivers, will leave above.
apps JOHN f. HYDE CO., 66 Poydras street.
The Sae Robinson will take freight for Grenada if
signed o Tetiore q Greenwood
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The Cincinnati Enquirer has been greatly enlarged
and improved. It's chief editor is Judge Alexander
Walker, late of the New Orleans Delta He is Il gen
tleman of fine social qualities and great abilities. We
his advent in Cincinnati by a statement that Louis
vile is ruined and hopeless. We believe that while
he was in New Orleans, he liked Louisville a great
deal better than Cincinnati and if he had only come
here instead Of going there, doubt he would have
written against Cincinnati quite as heartily as he
does against Louisville. He possesses the power of
adaptation, as we have often heard, in avery re-
markabe degree louisville journal, 23d ."a
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recently erected in Philadelphia, has goneinto opera
ton. a number of experiments were made in the
presence of the city officers the chief engineer of the
lire department. and the assistants, which proved
highly satisfactory.
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DESPERATE AFFRAg.-Last evening, about nine
o'clock, serious shooting ARRAY took place at the
drinking saloon No. DO Bowery. The facts are repre-
sented to be: Councilman Kerrigan, of Nicaragua
fame, was standing by the bar eonversing with a
friend, when Patrick and John Matthews entered,
intoxicated. Patrick drew a pistol, and walking up
to kerrgan pointed it at his breast, put his fist u-
der his nose, and dared him to fight Kerrigan OBJ
ected to pugilistc encounter, and said he was un-
armed. He tried to dssuade Patrick from further
assault Patrick replied with taunts of cowardice,
and spit in his opponents face. This very much
cited Kerigan, who thereupon expressed his willing
ness to excange shots. A friend had, in the mean
time, gone for pistol, and as Kerrgan stepped to
the side door to receive it, Patrick passed his pistol
to his BROTHER and drew a knife. AS Kerrigan pre-
sented his pistol, Patrick said he had none, and
stepped behind a screen. Kerrigan expressed his
contempt for them, and turned to leave, putting his
cooked pistol down by his side, when both sprang
upon his back. Kerrigan caught the hand that held
the knife, and turning his pistol slightly behind him.
fred. The shot took effect near the groin of Pat
rick, nflicting serious and painful wound. He then
carried the pistol still farther behind him, and fired
again; but the shot passed over Patrick, who had
fallen. John did not fire. but struck Kerrigah on the
head with his pstol-not, however, with much force.
Kerrigan now called to those about him to take John
off, or he would kill him, when they separated.
'n4s@ EE IN. Y. Sun, 23d,
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.Nen Otlsals 9ailu Grestert.

ARRIVAL OF Mr.. Buchanan The steamship Ara
go brought home on her lasttrp Hon. James Buchan-
an who has for the last three years represented the
United States at the Court of St. James, q
4 Mr. Buchanan was met bya committee of the N.
* Common Council, who delivered an address to him,
to which he briefly replied. He said that he was
conscious Of having endeavored to do his duty to his
country while abroad, and now he returned home
happy to see his countrymen and his native land
again. Then, Mr.. Buchanan, escorted by the com
mittee and cheered by the crowd proceeded to the
Everett House where apartments had been provided
for him as the guest of the city.
A public dinner was proposed to the exSlinster,
but he positively declined to accept any such honor
He appears to be in robust health, but is much fa
tigued after the voyage. 81 #.@
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"A little one, after undergoing the dsagreeabe office
of vaccination, exclaimed, " Now won't have to be
baptized, will I?n
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Leaves everyTHURSDAY at S o'clock p NJ
qYB@. SUMMER ARRANSFRJFI NTV

S. Mail steamer R. W. MGRAE, in place of the
tgassTh Southern Belle-Rupnng in connection with the
Princess and Princeton Ashton Pitchers
Point, Skipwhs Landing Lake Providence Vicksburg War
elegant and swift running packet r.
and all Intermediate landings For freight passage apply
board to 7. B. SMITH,
AL IL New IIevee street.
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THE CROPS AND WEATHER.-We have had this
week. what all have anxously wished for for weeks
rain. It was, however, we are sorry to say, only
purposes fell in the lower part of the parish butabove
in many places, there was not even drop. We
regret this much cotton is yet in the ground that
requires rain to bring it up. u IN
It rained in the vicinity Of Shreveport at the time
it did here, but between the two points little or no
rain fell So we learn from the Rosa. ~
[Alexandria Republican, 25th.
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For CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Will leave on THURSDAY. LIST May at 5 O'Clock P. NJ.
, WSEs =. FOR RNASE1VILLE-THE FINE, SUB
s. stantial steamer Humboldt, Straug, master,
will leave for the above und all intermediate
landings. PERKINS & CO.,
b. DUFIELD,s
ms St. Charles street, Perdido.
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Leave every THURSDAY, at s O'Clock P. M.
r. SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS

l1 S Nail steamer M R. " IckaE, IN Place lace Of the
Fsszaz steamer Southern Belle. Running in connection
with steamers Princess and Nachez-For Princeton Ashton
Plchers Point Skipwths Landing Lake Providence Good
rich's Landing, Mlikens Bend Vckburg, Grand Gulf Rod
ney Nachez Fort Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all
splendid fast running packet
above. For freight Or passage apply onboard, or to
PITCHER, GOODRICH & CO., 4S Carondelet street.
EThe r. W. McRae will also take freight for all points
the Yoo River with the privilege of rehipping at Veksbg
she having made advantageous arrangements for that
pose
RA clerk will be on the evee every Tuesday morning to
receive freight. ala
P S-The r. W. McRae will attend to all business of the
steamer S. FJ Trabe during the Spring and Summer months
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TENNESSEE RIVER.

VIII leave SATURDAY the Sd May O'Clock P NJ posi-
lively, carrying the U. S. Mail.
r. a. REGULAR TENNESSEE RIVER
eSAgslL ssa PacketThe and very splendid
taa Ghoctayv, D smelle, master leaves as above,
landings. For feight passage, apply board,
@n26 LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front street
EThe Chocaw takes freight for Napoleon Memphis Hela.
Randolph Hickman, New Mard Cairo, Paducah Nash
vile, and all way landings.
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viii leave on SATURDAY: Sd inst IA. O'clock P. N.
~ FOR SHREVEPORT. GRAND
E Bsy9u, Grand !. Ecere calnps Aexandria and
draught steamer p. II. TSimball, W. W. Withenbnry,
master, will leave above For freight passage apply
board or to 7. B. SMITH, Il New Eeyse.
rs The Kirnball will take freight for Jefferson with priv
ege of reshPpng in the Light draft steamer Camden reye
port w ny1
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TRANE'S PATENT METALLIC BURIAL
" GASKEr-P. H. COOK co, Propretors and Wholesale
Dealers in Cranes Metallic Burial Caske for the States Of
"a oace and Sample Rooms No. 5ss Charles street, oppo
lite the st. Charles Hotel, New Orleans do If =
4. THE WATCH STORE, NO. CAMP
IL c5e 5BsHss w II nsT 3Pfs SqPI!si6f o
and every variety Of fancy goods Of the latest patterns
rienced Matchmaker prepared to do all kinds of work in
that line. %,
Diamonds mounted and Jewery repaired and manufactured
o29iy >'''N''.N -''4' aREGoR Il WILSON.
A LGIERS SUGAR, MART.--T e UNDER
signed is now prepared to receive i've on storage for rs sale
form reeenV ereeted to be eoveed With tarpauins sugar OF
molasses, having capacity for Is, QUO hogshea6s.
can hnye e s hs ea IN
warehouses the PLATFORM and delivered to ships and steam
boats free of labor deyage arpaulin hire Storage as per
@ll TARIFF.
SuGAR-Per hogsnad y cents from to 10 days or ~ cents
MoHAssEs"Per barrel cents om 10 is days, or l2 cents
per month and as nsS sucGsE M fn covered with
apau if the depot warehouse can be effected at the
" References by Special Consent;
Darby & Tremoulet P Maspero,
George Urquhar Iobit 1 Charpener,
CLARK Mosby, Canmack, sqnires & West.
ETies Tssa SeavsPsss vePs Co. Esliswss ass Co. s9
BeSi'., IN, Norton Co., " H,sa.t1 G. Hegesi Tii,,,,,,
Martin, ''t oven Cobb, John g. woodruff & Co..
4. D. Kelly & Co.. s. O, Nelson CO.,
Bsagar mosssss sold at the Alssrs Sugar Mart will
from opeonsas Railroad Depot. fg
~ Afs fBkooKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
a or THOMAS ]. CASEY :
d3l No. 81 Camp street
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viii leave on SATURDAY. 3D. inst. at5 O'Clock P. NJ.
, RE- FOR MEMPHIS. HELENA, NAPO-
3 leon, GreenTie and all landings in the Bends
sssaA The regular passenger packet steamer I'll. r.
W. Hill, Z. f. Newell, master, will leave above.
" For freight passage, apply on board, or TO
my1 r. NIXON, 50 Union street
The H r. W. Hill will take freight and passengers for
NasvIe and reshp Memphis onregular Nashville and Mem
piis mail packets. 80 l-S
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u In crcuiaonby uuscrupulous parties TO the effect that
Patent Bagasse Furnace Infringement other pa
tent and thereby renders planters who may my Furnace
liable suit for damages have made it expedent for me TO
employ eminent we'll known Patent attorney to examine
all The papers file the Patent Office in relation to the sub
ec and his statement below is sufficient comment the
intelligence honesty of those who would peudce my busi
ness by spcb means, SAMUEL II. GILMAN
- ~ 81 Natchez street, New Orleans
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port ~ E nyl
Will leave on SATURDAY May g. at O'Clock P. NJ
H~ga FOR RED DRIEER-REGUL
River PacketThe fine fast running passenger
Fssssaassa packet p. #. E&imbnII,s W. w Withen
bury master will leave above for Shreveport Grand Ecore
Grand Bayou Campte Alexandria, Gorton's and all inerme
dae landings Red River For freight passage apply
board, or to
myi LEWIS sHAPP CO., 81 Front street
Tue kmball will take freight for Jefferson, with privilege
of reshppng the light draft steamer Camden at Shreveport
Will leave on SATURDAY. 3D. inst, at oclock'P. NJ.
n~@s - FOR JEFFERSON AND ALL LAND
ngs Soda Lake. Shreveport, Grand Bayou.
asssr Cempte, Grand Ecore, Alexandria, Gortons and
Intermediate landngThe and very light draught pas
senger steamer Swan, Capt Chas Hays will leave above
For freight passage, apply on board or to
myI P. II. BRINT0N & CO., 4 Lafayette street..
The Swan will go through to Jefferson.
Will leave on SATURDAY, the Cd May,
r. = FOR JEFFERSON TEXAS. The
light draught steamer Lone Star. j. s. Smith
zsSs-5S leaves positively Saturday, I'd May, for the
above and intermediate Lake Landings For freight passage
apply board a3O
VIII leave on SATURDAY, Sd May, at o'clock P NJ
: fFs=a - FOR LAKE BISTIINEAU THE
lESaaISassEsa " steamer Sytlonia, Hiram Wilson, MASTER
tasE-a5Ss will leave above taking freight for Minden
Grand Bayou Capte Grand Ecore St Maurice Alexandria
Gordon's and all intermediate landings. =. s
The Sydonia being of light draught will continue
make regular trips long the water permits smaller
boat is in readiness to replace her the fall OF the water and
close the season. ,l.. ...
Passengers and freight taken low any other good boat
a2s j. AZ JOHNSTON 4 CO., ; Front Ievee
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WEIR MISSISSIPPI
Leaves every eryIHuRspAY, at S o'clock T. NJ.

Leaves every THURSDAY, at S o'clock =. NJ.
: TYs2. PERMANENT SPRING AND
6lAllalEA-,@9s SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.-The splendid
s5z- steamer s Frank Lyon, j. n White master,
Point Skipwh's Landing. Lake Providence Goorch's Land
Ing Mkens Bend vicksburg Grand Gulf Rodney Na,chez,
Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all intermediate
landings. For freight passage apply board, to
81 T. : - LEWIS SNAPP & Co, 81 Front Levee.
N B-The Frank Lyon will take freight for Yazoo river,
with the privilege of reshpping at Vicksburg. n
clerk will be the evee every Tuesdny morning to
ceye freight apis
r-The Frank Lyon will attend TO the business of the steam
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WAsHlNGToN, d. O., MARCH Il. 1876
To Samuel 81. Gilman, ESQ.,:
With you for improved Bagasss Furnace in no
wise conflicts any tenable claims held under existing
be still more explicit it in wise conflicts with any
claim held under existing patents Respectfully yours
THOS. g. CLINTON, IA Seventh street,
APT If opposite Patent Office.
M EATS casks Dry Salt for sale by
NL mao s. H KENNEDY co.. % Poydras atrest.
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THE LAKE.

=, IT, n FOR NIOKILE DIRECT, Daily
le7SR4e ~ U. s. MAIL LINE-Winter Arrangement
E5sEs splendid oIF-pressure packet steamer Cuba, R.
A. Hern, master; Florida, W. H. Hutciiags master !;
Oregon Myers master having built expressly for
trade with superior accommodations, Of the above
will leave the Lake end Of the Ponchartran Railroad
daily the arrival Of the o'clock r NJ Returning
will stop at Pescagoula Monday and Thursday evenings
Deck
R. GEDDEs, Agent, 10 Bank Places
New Orleans November l, 1855. n5
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guence had been placed under martial law.
Germany. -.
The Citizens Assembly of Hamburger have for the
third time rejected the constitution proposed by
the Senate. 49,,
The Terms of the Treaty of Pence.
The Opinione of Turin gives, upon good authority
the conditions contained in the treaty of peace,
lately concluded at Paris. They are affirmed to be as
follows: ~ q"
First-The naturalization of the Black Sea Rus
sa not to keep there more than ten ships Of war
armed, for the defence of her coasts.
Second--Nicolaeff is to be reduced to a merchant
port, with On engagement that no ships of war shall
be constructed beyond the number agreed to above.
Thrd-Russia is to allow Consus from all the
Powers in the ports Of the Black Sea and the Baltic.
Fourth-The Notifications Of Bomarsund are not to
be reconstructed.
FifthRussia cedes part of the territory of Bessa-
rabia, comprising the fortress of Ismail.
Sixth-Russia renounces the exclusive protectorate
of the Danuban Prineipaties
Seventh Russia equally renounces the Protectorate
of the Greeks in the Ottoman Empire.
Eighth-The free navigation of the Danube is
guaranteed to all the States, without exception.
Ninth-Thls article refers to o commission which is
to be sent into the Prnepaties to study the questions
of the frontiers and the mode of government.
The Opinione denies that any stipulation has been
made in favor of Sardinia, and that the Italian ques-
ton will be discussed at large by the plenipotentares
in their supplementary sttings. n
Russia will it Is said, send an ambassador to Paris
after the ratification of the treaty.
| TIFLIs, April Sth-The Persans have taken pos
session of the island Of Karst in the Persian Gulf
Great dissatisfaction exists among the natives Of
Dude in consequence OF the annexation Of that king
dom to the British possessions. The King threatens
to visit England and lay his complaints in person be
fore the throne.
| Portugal. -
Galignani publishes letter from Lisbon, in which
1t is said that the object of the visit which as la
been announced, the King Don Fernando, is about Il
make to Brussels, is to arrange marriage between
his son, Don Pedro ", the reigning sovereign, AMI
the Princess Charlotte of Belgium 1t adds that or
for him According to the same letter, it was yer,
confidently believed in Lisbon that visit from th
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STEAMBOAT DEP PARTUREs.
FOR RED RIVER.

p Bayou, Grand Ecore Compte. Aexandria Cor.
sas9a toms and all Intermediate andings-The steamer
W. Sherman, Gwartney. master will leave as aboye.
10 LEWIS 'SNAPP4 x CO., S7 Front Levee.34
p- The Sherman will take freight for Jefferson and the
axes with privilege ef reslpping jssFGG{ n9O {
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hereby huis~-s lords
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Al lS-lawam servstsry oftss Trsa~ury.
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r uuusn~~ ~ tse 49, nHnea s.mssre puAe
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PoSE osS4cE psEAG13EHrt
Nay -, lssS-
pRoPos i6 Carrying he Uailed STATES maids
route, s ~ DE
pNstIaeut he esGY NasnAg1A, an Bcloeg, ol hs
iS1n 0f Juaa be aeEldea a4ye
l4aoa Lnai41apa Basrpas, Pi4aahsid eelvle,
sdlesxlns Cr~encaate, MNnh1lxn, R-ri's NH, Hzf-
nuHy BEsEi, Van Aaren ard Clover Land, % Terre
Hznie, "a nilsS sna h&ck, Ames GEEK, Ny sucn
ransp0rtAaiea viii inciudr lle rnge MalL
scHEDULE-
Leave Indianapolis AAly ercspa SUNDAY. ~, and
Arrive "A Tarra iAaaIn asgs by SAM
Leave TeEr iAass daily ezeep sanaay, = m Ana
AErxe IsAs41Apa.& asss By 10 q
NOTES.
proposal should aecspsnis ~ saAranlse gEed ~
Esso rcapansl1ae Pessons, an me foiowns nAIanefs
FORM or BID.
L-s of ---, esan,y of s staic "a 80, propose 70
- erseaBly 10 th~ sdverrlseaent Of the Postmaster
General dAas Mas ~ 0 and by me amtnE mode % aSase
lor Lie aRaual sum Of ------ dollars.
ksEaea3
FORM or GUARANTEE.
The aHdssEisnsd residing -, siAis a , asdessake
shall, e
~ uiss 1885, thereafter mo me
sqaoa oeson 70 otH te service Hoposea ~a GOOD and
tsigped By tro suaranOrS-l
Tls soaa a1conrAaled by the eeguaras postmaster
that the ane make 5000 ter
guarantee.
FORM or CERTIFICATE.
The gnaersisned postmaster , -, eesAes,
4nr m saf ~ Office ihA be acaaHt.d with ue anese guar
good their gaafantre-
DBkrd
tssnea.l
JAMES cAMPBELL,
May 2a-iawsw ..a..a.. Postmaster General
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EaE gaopoai slgne indFIdna of Hfu naknE L
ana snust ~cffV ucezna eaf and ss
schedule sbnad ARTICLES be reuifea nos
enumerated rey market prices
aecosnx qa4ly ~s be fsrnssfsd q
applying Cor t~D; ane ~snui as
fornst Ierein difficult make ae
eision consideration unless sassnra
agreeing herewith
TIE addressed shs Deparnsr Of STATE ana
endprs.d Pos4is st4iinnsry- Notice VIII be gives 70 ne
person 70 wi BE- FequaFcd
aifhin give boaa with sufhcent sure
lies. for ) perfarrnzEca
Tss al decide whesher The
tsfto and e1rrt
sities wharf gualy vv
anl coE1ract uyus ANY enmFy with The terms within
rea-erahae tiHns.
Nay at-lAwsw stSStar
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United states Mails.
Fo~r oyHeS DsrautHuv,
DRorosHLs or s1rans Unisd u1as non
russ ~ = rsestr.d - fs asssr ores of lbs fo oass
..,sn' - = ~, 2 .4 - g .ss sss g. -, ss = - %
No oI FBSsnsFa's qlassspA.
Sic, clsy,is.a, clssiosiss.iss ksigss..g-s, og
ts-rn. Censresii5s Ri.s.uaon1, 80 Nsw Pars., %
DsYsa, 0hios if9 msi~s e~sk- ssiiy, exespa sun
cay, y s-eh as0es q ua".p"sEAu"~ s' shaH nciuas
SCHEDULE
I.sFe IndsanaroFs daiiy, ezcers susaay AZ lans
Leave DsyTSu dassg. errsps sMnssy asTams
Arfv. a inatarsFehs n~rf pasnias ~ 4u ~
sorEs.
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eosvsy -. unai oss Ja j sss . jass lss- ross Va
rs~,.r ueprsn saiss s.s = I v .. ,ss~s.r
fsr ne .r-uni 500 - - asnsr.
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= rs = ~ rss ssx rsles aaS .lso sssr rssfsl rssss
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Csspss9
PORN or 4 GUARANTEE
TIE unserrnsa, re<ainG a. 80. of , uss~sssss
thas q - sss,ss - - ssryisg ss u.s ss-.s ~ - =
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rsqustsa uhsse~ p ne service gen-ss ~4'h god sad
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Va bs1.
Notice ef witharaual If Lands in Iowa.

IN rsH it Mav lss ~-nAi-r srr
-
i~~w~a fap s. wsarstns fsam F-sskss, fahes
&erx, ~ ~ ls~ss faS Sass hosr sa's& 10 t~ f
tspteT naned asief vsc s pssssssrH fr earf
nc s-fes tsrzrnns.
Dsce ns~orvsh. ~ ths tsra< N thr 6irffct.
osee Dudrs, "a lands of sswem purrhips
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