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THE CENTRAL AMERICAN QUEsrIoN.--The Wash
ington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun writes,
under date Of the 5th:
The able debate which has sprung up in the Senate
upon the Central American question was continuedin
the Senate to-day. by Mr.. Foot, Of Vermont. There
is remarkable degree of unanimity in the Senate on
this subject and it is to be hoped that, in regard to
it, Congress and the country will present an united
front.
AS the matter now stands, the negotiations con-
cerning the Interpretation Of the Clayton-Bulwer
treaty is terminated and, on side, we rely upon
the obligations of public faith for faithful COM
plunce by Great Britain with the stipuatons of the
treaty which require that she shall abandon the ex-
ercse of any authority jurisdiction in virtue of the
Mosquito pretension that she should surrender to
Honduras the tract of country adjacent to the Balize
which she has seized upon and colonzed; and that
she should also withdraw from the Bay Islands, which
she has seized without shadow Of title, on the pre-
tence that they are dependencies of the Belize.
She manfests no disposition as yet to comply with
these our reasonable expectations If she persist in
her pretensions, the question is, what shall we do
There are other resorts besides the ultima ratio OF
war. We can abrogate the treaty, and take posses
sion of islands convenient for naval purposes and also
coIonize the Isthmus region, which VIC are in fail
way of doing in spite of the treaty It Is not at al
probable that such course on our part will invite q
war. There is growing disposition among our peo
pie to assert their supremacy over the North hmeri
can continent as against any new attempt by for
eisn power to obtain extend possessions within its
limits
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DIR. Kane,s Arctic Expedition,

To the Editor of the London s-sir-Dr.
Kanes official dispatches, with the chart of his Arctic
discoveries, are now before the public. As I appre
hended they clear away all the obscurity contanedin in
the newspaper accounts, and unquestionably place
DR.. Kane in the foremost rank Of Arctic explorers.
Had he heard the hearty cheer which, at the sugges
ton of the photographer raised to his honor last
night in the the Geographical Society, by the
crowded audience who heard his modest, yet etraor
dnary narrative, he would, I am sure, have been
highly gratifed.
Having heard, from friends in the United States,
that a letter Of mine in your columns has had the eff
feet of leading to AM erroneous idea that Dr. kane's
arduous and heroic undertaking not duly appre,
ciated in this country / shall feel greatly obliged by
the publication of this communication, which trust
will have the effect of assuring the gallant doctor that
he is highly esteemed and admired by all who take
| interest in Arctic exploration.
may be permitted to add an interesting fact which
does not appear in his official dispatch to the Admi
ralty, but which he communicates in a letter to q
friend It is, that although the temperature at the
winter quarters of the expedition colder than ha
ever been experienced in the Arctic regions that Q
the open water to the north comparatively higf
and great variety Of animal life seen, includin
whales and planteating birds. E... +. *
! am, sir, your obedient servant,
| ttG# G. r. WELD.
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Msm Otleaus 1ailg Gresffrt
Eater from Texas.

The steamship Charles Morgan, Capt. Sheppard,
arrived from IndanoIa via Galveston yesterday morn
ing The Civilian of the Sth has the following para
graphs
Another cargo of railroad iro-Inaking four in all
has arrived from Wales, for the Galyestons Hous-
ton and Henderson Railroad. gs ,.4t
Last Monday small boat was capslZed on the san
Jacinto bay, between New Washington and Lynch
burg and an 1rshman known as Barney, and coiored
man named Bynum belonging to Col. James Morgan,
were both lost Their death resulted, probably from
cold, by which they were 60 far benumbed as to rem
der them unable to hold to the boat or reach the
shore. Col Morgan is probably sixty years OF age,
and entirely blind. How he survived is almost mir
acle. He was taken from the wreck by Mr. Badger,
whose attention was attracted by the cries of the
party but he was only in time to find Col Morgan
| on the boat, the Others having falling off and sunk
| before his arrival. Col Morgan was insensible and
it required some time to restore him to CONSCIOUSNESS
Our latest accounts from the rivers are that both
the Trinity and the Brazos, had fallen some six or
eight feet from the first RISE (which went up to about
twenty feet in less than two days. but that both
rivers had commenced to rise again and were rising
at the last dates. 49, @A%.~ s'5
The Victoria Advocate says Of the effects Of The
cold weather in that region: &@~
Considerable damage has been done by sever
frosts to plants and shrubbery. The first cold spell
about Christmas, found vegetation green and grow
ing and Of course, more liable to damage than if
had been gradually checked in its growth, and hare
ened by cold but not treeZlng weather. Banana plant
were Killed to the ground, but will probably sprou
up again as vigorous as ever. Fig trees, except
few hardy varieties those in protected situations
were either killed greatly injured and orange an
lemon trees shared the same fate. Some OF thes
beautiful trees, (orange and emon) six or seven yeal
old, and of healthy and vigorous gowth, that woul
+ probably have produced fruit next season, were el
tirely destroyed The choicest varieties Of MONTH
and perpetual blooming roses were also taken by SUI
prise and mostly Killed or greatly injured. Appl
pear and peach trees, and the scuppernong crap
vine have received no injury.
i The San Antonio Texan, of the 3lst ut., has tt
following paragraphs:
An unfortunate affray took place some five mil
, from our city on last week, by which man namt
: Richard z Robertson was killed. AS no arrest HI
e been made or evidence elected, we for the prese
forbear comments.
We saw a young man with pair of skates fastens
to his feet, skating on the ice in our city on Monds
last. The water froze here to extraordinary thc
9 ness, and on this, Thursday morning) there is
, abundance of ice in our streets. -' '
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Somerset-house, Jan. Is.

FROM SANTA FE.-The Santa Fe mail reached sar
Antonio on the night of the Goth ut From the TexaI
we extract the following:
At Santa Fe the weather had already been colder
than had been known for many years General healtt
prevailed.
A short time previous to the return of the mai
from Ell Paso, two MeXCans and four mules had frozen
to death between there and Santa Fe.
At Ell Paso the snow was several inches deep, and
the mail train from there to our city encountered
several snow storms that lasted during the entire
day. ,-p
The only mishap to the mail on its trip was the loss
of one mule. The team must have been well cared
for or they must have perished-and many Of our cit
liens feared this would be the result.
At Comanche Springs many Indian fires were seen
but no Indians The mail will again leave for Santa
Fe on the first day of February.
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THE HAYTIEN WAR WITH SAN DoMINGO.-A letter

THE HAYT1EN WAR WITH SAN DoMlNGo-A letter
dated Porto Plata, Dec Doth, says:
The news which has arrived to-day is that the Do
minicans have driven every Haytienover the frontier
They had advanced considerably, and had taken up
positions and had fortified them. Seeing that they
did not advance, the Domincans went to meet them
and company of Dominican tiraleurs with Minnie
rifles made such havoc amongst them that they were
obliged to leave their first station in advance and fall
back. In the night the Domincans went into the
Haytiens and drove every man away and there is not
Haytien soldier remaining in the northern part OF
the Dominican territory. The news from the South
is equally satisfactory. They have been fighting
hard there, and the Haytens have lost 1000 in killed
and wounded, and the Domincans 700. The Haytiens
left munitions, etc, behind them.
There is every reason to expect that the Hayden
ports are at this time blockaded, so Sououque may
find himself in an awkward pocition.
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DIscovFrv ON. NV Isr,ANn

DISCOVERY OF New ISLAND. = On the outer
voyage to Australia of the Ben Nevis, Capt. Heron
in latitude 444l south, and in the same longitude as
the Crozets, came unexpectedly upon land. Sup.
posing it was the Crozets hesteered hundred and
twenty miles SOUTH and was astonished to find him
self at the Crozets. He describes the new island as
the highest he had ever seen for the mountain ridge
on it seemed to be as high as the Andes. The Gro
zets are in line with Prince Edwards Island, Marian
and Kerquelin's Island.-[ Liverpool Post.
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A dispatch of the 4tb from Washington saws.

To-day the acting sergeant-atarms of the House,
Mr.. Gossbrenner drew from the Treasury about $780,,
600 in gold, which amount had been advanced by
him to pay the members m Of the House. Speaker
for that purpose There is about $230000 yet due the
members, which will be drawn during the week.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

VIII leave on THURSDAY l4th inst. at O'Clock ?; NJ
GSsa FOR FORT SMITH, VAN BUREN,
edlzIs p Little Rock Pine Bluffs Napoleon GreenVile,
saSa and all ntemsdate lanings-rhe superior pas,
as above For freight passage, apply on board orto
feS r. B. SMITH, II New Levee
Ehe Corn receiving freight at the foot Of Custom
house street Shippers and Merchants rely on her. ms she
will remain permanently in the trade during the season.
VIII leave on THURSDAY, l4th inst, at 5 O'Clock ?. NJ.
fFwgs FOR ARKANSAS RIVER-THE
s fine fast running passenger steamer Cora No.
d. b. Mosby, MASTER will leave above for
Fort smith Van Buren, Ozark Norristown Dadanelle Lewis
burg Little Rock, Pine Bluffs and all intermediate landings
For freight or passage, apply on board, Or to
frS LEWIS NAPP 4 CO., 81 Front street.
n The Cora No is receiving freight at the foot of
Cnstomhose street Shippers and Merchants may rely on her,
rs she is positively going into the above trade
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The water flowing from our Artesian well is per-
forming wonders in curing chronic diseases, which
have baffied the skill of physicians for years. We
could fill our paper with testimonials of its beneficial
effects upon health,--[Nueces Valley Advertiser.
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A dispatch of the 9th, from PHILADELPHIA, SAYS

The WolIen Cotton Factory of Jos. Garsde, on Hay
dock street in this city, was totally destroyed by fire
early this morning. Loss about $4,000, partly in
sared. portion Of the stock was saved. By this
disaster $50 persons are thrown out Of employment
-Four frame dwellings were also consumed and their
poor OCCUPANTS rendered houseIess.
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the State tarher than comply with the requisiton of
the law, submitted to be publicly sold before the
Conrt,House, and was bought by kind hearted
gentleman at a very moderate price. She is now
happy in her state Of voluntary slavery.
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED RIVER.

EHREEHPAsH EHgEsUnA lf D rs, & 2f1aEF
sMHss G1arss 1fE Hsy sa nsss =
Jefferson Shreveport AeSandra & and NALL all ntemedae n II, lana
nEs Eli For freight OF passage w SMITH i New Lexes
wy FSIs sNAsb RI FL o :ssss s45h1
44a steamer PIota, Parker, master viii leave as
'e5s e For fright IL ReiBsiEEss es Y
F6 TGRSfzRPA2z ERE ris 3 4 fs&st
fas sss' Fer9s Peasg asstsr VII aSsSs
llks sa ali mas % andng For freight
'aEs sis apply on 0o'' LEWIS syArp CO. Front
o. MhRSEsRAs Hfs 4 & ofist
Mindsn s and a. all Retmsdate !Snaos,irhs
Johnson master viii Leave above For freight or passage
"'E;iI fei2 '- ''N'' . T. B: SMITH. Z New I.exee
1ssz:. on wEREgHRhz T.: is51f5 RhcK
sss ss.d fSssS ssyss
nSi' aad al l1aS sss sS having
BSF'i s s#s s2F5s sSs.e
W on EHgGna EHgE5RAa1 ~ HEB !G :" fSfsI AHD
s.s r. F.5Es,ai nv f"S a 1ssn% SsAif y
!ssss @ r'ss S sns %%
superior aee'n"ed''!GP$ IE RPyS f'5e
NB-The W Powell will not be responsible for any let
ss s foo Of adHg
VIII clerk hs passengers contansd in the baggage
TEsSPhH REaUhx II RHD hi '' sslPi5 { arD
z i: "; PeWsll, B; t S,5a5 M1s5jP Rsss5, %aSss5,
Grand Lee ab and eli yns ns
lSuper
package containing ewery other valabes nnles
I I Of % 6ao are fGea sl any ssb aha
with the clerk by the passengers or contained in the baggage
T Leave FoR III W. 9' f;f'ss gaHsr
snl Gtnnd d5 BayS Gomps sn%ar G95 b
III sSsSs RI ss5
FGs }ss freight or aPRy sS4H e
9SfsRkE Fo Rhp I, RfvEk@FH 5si 6 ss!fsH + IN.
~ master, VIII Leave fer Jefferson, smthlsna
sfgne annE snd ali snds aSo2e
rq s freight passage EWs sRfy
:, T leave On GK EHzE * e. f5sf
sRsn@S
snes Hs nnd sshsad and
regat or passage apply on bsaT 81 tS 90 a Front street
Will leave FRIDAY 18th inst. o'clock P NJ
! FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAN1
e7slF,-sEEa Ecore and AleNanda-The swift and yeI
SsfEss5sAaa light draft steamer Linda, Willis Main, ma
ter will leave above For freight passage apply boar
to
HIM. ROBINSON & CO., 100 Gravier street.
N. B-The Linda will positively go through. fel3
TENNESSEE RIVER.
VII leave f 5EIDA5 f. 4 s5 2elos 4dh YER
t4sAEfrs5 light draught and fine steamer DE-. r ober
tsfssa son. Capt. Cabler will leave above for Mas
vile and all intermediate landings Cumberland river
freight or passage, apply on board or to
.a,l PERKINS & CO.,
B. DUFIETD.
fel3 corner St Charles and Perddo
Leaves with Dispatch. s
f7E. REGULAR TENNESSEE RIVE
e fAlHlIEa II Packet-The and very splendid steam
: ;aE.se4 ChoctaHy, D. Sme1le, MASTER leaves abo
for Easpor Florence anil Tuscunaba and all inermedi
landings For Fl eight passage apply on board to
J. | ialS LEWIS SNAPP & CO.. 81 Front street
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A T CH A. ALAY A RIY E R.

Will leave WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at O'Clock 2. NJ
f7zgs FOR OPELOUSAS-THE NEW AND
FlE1 p safe steamer Alice w. GInize, G. Itollail
er MASTER will leave above, taking freight
for Old River mnsport and all landings the Atchaayh
For freight or passage apply board of Benve street.
fel2 j. NJ JOHNSTON & co, Front Levee
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COLEMAN TOOK THE PREnIIUM AT
~ the New York Fair for the best CORN and
7T"7''I w. P. COLEMAN, Box O. No. 1876 New Orleans.
I Mandatory Napoleon Avenue, city Of JefeTson La
G5@ Ware Room and Depot, No. 81 Natchez street. New
Orleans ui4u
MILES C. FOLE&ES, AUCTIoNEER AND COM
lYL MISSION MERCHANT, Washington street. ficksburs,
mississippi MI
nWii sell Merchandise and Property Of all descriptions
consigned him. and prompt remances made for e same
Refers to-
Mesrs. John Watt Co., and Cuddy, Brown Co.. New Or
% 5pIy
CIOAL-3OO TONS LARGE LUMP IEFfIGH COAL SUIT
" able fer foundry uSe for sale ito arriyel by
j. II. ASNBRIDGE CO.,
fe2 121 Common street,
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w Fl 1T Z R V E r .

Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at o'clock P. N.
frga FOR WHITE AND ARKANSAS
= RyersThs neT and lighs daught steamer u, u
leave Jacksonpor Elizabeth Augusta Des Arc, Duvalls
Bluff Aberdeen Charles, Indian Bay, and all intermediate
landings For freight apply on board oro
LEWIS SNAPP Il Co, 81 Front street
nFregh Napoleon and all the Bends also for
Aberdeen fe5
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Rz1 us. .TEeT-yVEII1GLY MAIL LINE
FlllEhltE p FROM NEW ORLEANS TO VICkSBU RG.-
For Donaldsonyille. Plaquemine, lsmton Rouge
Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landings, Fort Adams
Nachez Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph, Grand Gulf Warren
ton and Vichsbrg.
PRINCESS, Capt Holmes TUESDAY, at5P. NJ.
SOUTHERN BELLE, Capt. Broadwel, THURSDAY at5P.M.
NATCIIEZ, Capt. Leathers, SATURDAY, at5 T NJ
their regular days without fail At the hour anponted AL
attended Freight taken for Ia2oo, If consigned to W. NJ
SHAW the Agent of the boats at VicksbuG, who will forward
without delay, and without any extra charge
These will not be responsible for any letter or package
containing money! ewuly other faluableS unless regular
bills Of adng are specifying the contents and value and
the freight paid any yauables deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, or in their baggage.
For freight or passage, apply on bo4rd; @ or to ,o
CARROLII PRITCHARD CO.,
se5tf Union Row, 81 Carondelet street.
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YAZOO RIV e R.

Will leave on WEDNESDAY. 18th inst. at 5 P. NJ.
FYg9. FOR TALIAHATCEdEE RIVER,
EAs1tel s. Lefore Greenwood sidon Mc8ees L4nding,
ter Phelps MASTER Will leave above. For freight
fei2 T. B. SMITH, l2 New Levee street.
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REGULAR PACKE L S .

Ezs. REGULAR e. S. MAIL PACE&E EFT.
tiilnlE41 For Princeton, Ashton, Pitchers Point Skip
s=ss S5ss wths Landing, Lake Providence. Goodrichs
Nachez Fort Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge, and all
ternee landings splendid fast running passenger packet
Southern Belle L. W. Brondwel Muster, will leave as
above on THURSDAY, at O'Clock P. NJ.
For freight passage apply on board, or TO
PfLCIER, GOODRfCH ,E CO., IS Carondclet street.
T.. SNAPP & Co, 81 Front street.
FThe Southern Belle will also take freight for all points
River with the privilege of respping at Vicksburg
She having made advantageous arrangements for that pr
nA clerk will be the levec every Tuesday morning to
receive freight. u2l
p S-The Southern Belle will attend business of the
s F. J. Tabue during the Spring and Summer months
fyzgs REGULAR PACKET STEAMER
6gAlL p NIagnolin-For Ashton, Pitchers Point, Skip
1saaa wh's Landing Lake Providence Vicksburg,
Nachez and all Intermediate landnThc elegant and swift
running passenger packet steamer Magnolia, Capt st.
Clair Thoason will leave for the above every TUESDAY, at
5ocock ?. NJ.
nos L. B. SMITH. IL New levee street.
r71=. PORT HUDSON AND WAITER
fulEfctsE Es 100 PACKET New Latonn, Emile Gross,
ss4a MASTER having been thoroughly overllauled and
repaired newly painted will her trips in the above
trade leaving New Orleans every FRIDAY at O'Clock A. NJ,
and every MONDAY at O'Clock z. NJ. '
NThe Itona will be ready to take freight every Monday
and Thursday for all landings the Coast Donaldson Bayou
Goua Pia4uenne Baton Rouge IObders Store Port Hud
son, Waterloo and all intermediate landings
For freight passage having superior accommodations apply
on board. o23 6m
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NILS-SPER5I, WHALE, LINSEED AND PALM OILS
~ for sale by -
fe4 ALFRED kEARNEY, ~ Magazine street.
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FOR ATT AK A P S.
THE LAKE.

HzS FOR MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
eIlEEt.e9a @ q. S. NAIL LINE.-Wnter Arrangemen-The
splendid o,s-pressure packet steamer Cuba r.
A. Iern master Florida, s. B. Frost master, and Ore
sson A. L. Myers MASTER having been built expressly for the
lake trade with superior accomoda9ns one OF the above
dniiy on the arrival O'Clock p NJ. Returning
will stop Pascagoula Monday and Thursday evening"
R. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place
nl
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VIII leave J l4h i i9s = !, at qepsk y

Will leave on THURSDAY, 14ti nst.. at O'Clock, p NJ
sYgs. FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
lAFasI = Ecore Grand Bayou, Compile Alexandria, Cor
toms Landing all Intermediate landings The
fine light daught Compromise, Capt B. W Kay
will leave for the above and all Intermediate landings as above
For freight or passage apply on board or to to
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TENNESSEE RIVER

fYga REGULAR TENNESSEE RIVER
feAHlIa, Packet-The and very splendid steamer
tsaS4 Choctatsr, D. smedle master, leaves above,
for Easpor Florence anil Tuscnmba and all Intermediate
landings. For freight passage, apply board.
-inlS IlEWIS SNAPP " C(l.. S Front street.
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THE CENTRAL AMERICAN QUEsrIoN.--The Wash
ington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun writes,
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u ] : VI
If41lR1EJ,sa STEAMER Creole.-Winter Arrangements
For Ocean Springs, and intermediate landings,
extending trips far Pascagoua on Tuesday and satur-
day OF each week. -, -
The splendid low pressure packet steamer Creole VIM f.
Hutchs MASTER built expressly for this trade with superior
Recommendations will leave the Lake end Of the Ponchartran
Railroad on the arrival the Lake of the follows
Leaves Potcharrain Railroad Leaves Ocean Springs.
TIIESDAYS 4 p NJ. cars WEDNESDAY MORNING,
THURSDAYS. ..9 4. N. cars FRIDAY @ 7 M~QRSING, ~
SATURDAYS. "a P. NJ. cars SUNDAY EVENING.
On Tuesday and Saturday she will so as far as Pascagoua
Ii GEpDES. AGENT. 10 Bank Place.
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CHAS. H. WALDO .fpbtf4 l.. iiuufte'
-SETALDO d HUGHES, HARDWARE AND SHIP
wv GHANDLERS Nos. Front and u Fulton Streets anil
VHTATERNIAN, T., s. BRO, IMPORTERS AND
w DEALERS IN HARDWARE, CUTLERY, etc, corner
Magazine and Common Streets. o23
VAT G. FLUER, UNDERTAKEN, I'll TCHOUPI-
w oulas street New Orleans Collins and Hearses always
in readiness Collins lined with Lead for trasportion at short
rloticp
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Leaves with Dispatch. II :
re- n, REGULAR NIEniPLdls ,la:,ll PAChn sn EP' !,
aaa=saa Lcathcrs, c. z. Bennett. master, will leave rs
above-For Memphis, Helena, Dea's Point Friars Point
Napoleon Gaine's Landing, Ciortons Landing Columbia
Greenvlle, Lake Washington Lake Providence Vicksburg
Natchez and all intermediate landings the Mississippi river
For freight or passage having superior accommodations apply
On fe5 S5'lO LEWIS sNAPP 4 CO. 81 Front street
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Will leave WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. at O'Clock P. M.
W. :. REGULAR IENT9I1IS SATURDAY
!neL..Ss Packet-For Memphis, Helena Napoleon, Green
;szs2z vile, and all landings in the BenlsThe new
regular passenger packet IngonlaT McDonongh MASTER
wifi be ready to freight Wednesday morning. and
leave For freight apply on board or to
fel3 JOHN E. HYDE CO., t6 Foydras street,
EThe Ingomar will freight for Nashville, with the
privilege reShpment Memphis the Nashville and Mem
phs packets Cline John Simpson, City of Huntsville
nd Eullas
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The House, after eecting Glossbrenner sergeantat
Arms, and Darling Door-keeper, adjourned. ols-