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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

DACIFIC sTEANsB,P. -BEAUTiFUL ENGRAvINGso OF
III Pacific And her saloons, VII appear In No l6 *
Frank Lesie's Illustrated newspaper ISSUED Saturday,
IT, together Nth mRgnt winter Views NegaL
Falls and twenty other eDgravngs and ell the Of thc
week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

SNTANTED-RY A SNAIL RESPECT ABLE FAMILY,
w part Of house cop xg ol four
srd sixth ard Second aud 1b,stieth
exceed 500. Address for three NJ, Herald efse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

PAR rMERTs wANTED- OF -FOUR OR FIvE ROOMS,
"A ey respectable mechanic In the central OF the city
Or TO cars or email house with esse for one or
mere ears would be preferred Reference ven and rent
lecaon and rent. which DO very moderate D. W., II
BOGery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

d ART OF A HOUSE wANTED-THE UNDERSIGNED
wishes TO hire par OF house la ths Sc ert tn
Burgers sieet rrersd the house must have water,
&C., EMILY small; 1900 per Any
psror having sch premises may desirable
Tenant by addressing calling Gk0hGE W. EVANS No.
I JACOB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

HOUSE wAsTBD--BY A CAREFUL TENANT; A
III three story three story and attic with modern
EeT. exceed $500 Loo itior between Four
teen END Pnee styees, west sife Of Eroadwsy Would
gentleman wife desired Address stating
ton, &C NJ A. " Z ernd Office, until Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

"a ANTED-TO L e. A PART OF HOUSE ON THE
~ ives: eide and bel ~ TTenteth street. possession oy
18Th pr Of basement front anf bark paror,
ard two three bed not to exceed S3V. hefe
rerces exchanged. address J. q. r., Herald ofi,e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

a nor SALE, AT YOHKERS-A FTKNT GLASS HOUSE,
With all the modern improvements; for beauty OF location
and view be SURPASSED; fruit shru,
hery, shade trees &C in abundance Inquire of w. CAM
DEE No. q N street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-13

E,OR sALE-A GENTEEL. AND EIGaLY fROrIrABLV
cash manufacturing business for
May be hsd able ternas by applying I, HALL AL
DEN MoHat Buildipg, 235 Broadway, room a.
The daily union., 1856-04-10

BILE tact that made difference in bis eating or feednR
operations which mouth he used either answered the
same purpose but whenever he mbbed from the rear
mouth drunkenness ensued much sooner than II be had Ia
ken Il by the 'front.' Such head Is worthy Of the study
OF anatomy Of the medical faculty"
wonder that the remarkable head Of this renarka
be chief ever escaped the searching hands Of Barnum
THE WEATHER Az THE sOUrH-The Fayetteville IN. C)
Observer Of the Sd instant SAYS:
On Monday afternoon last had another snow and on
Tuesday morning the weather cold ordinary mid
winter weather There was abundance of ice heavy
whte fosl The ground frozen aud the Thermometer
down 10 twenty-five degrees at daylight"
The Macon (Ga Journal and Messenger Of the "a inst
says
The first day Of April greets us with white frost
hs precisely what we feared from the cold and buster
ing exit OF March Some injury may have been the result
to corn and tender garden vegetables bat the fruit crop we
DO not think at all injured by it,"
The SEMINOLE wAR-REwARp ron LIVING BprAsa-The
Tampa Peninsular Of the goth ut hand brings but lit
tie news from the Indian Lieut. Parker had returned
from sevendays scout the side of Peas creek bat
found no Indians, though he reports abundant signs
Corporal Moore at Manatee also reports Indian signs
south and east OF the settlement Capt Hookers report
concludes in the following language:
Doubtless, the Indians are scattered along our entire
froner aud we must be active in duties settle
ments VIII suffer"
PenlnEulQr following
official announcement:
Capt Casey the agent for Indian affairs In Florida ia
authorized TO offer per capita reward premium for y-
ing Indians who may be captured or induced to come in
for emigration to the West
The following rates will be paid by him for Indians de-
nVered at Fort Brooke or Fort Myers, viz:
For each warrior from $3.50 to $500
woman .,................. $50 to 200
boy over 10 years, FROM. 100 TO 200
The highest rate above will be paid for all except
the nrm bedridden and helpless in which cases the rate
mot less than the minimum above will be fixed by the
agent board"
The SusQUEHANNA RIVER NEARLY FREE IcE-The Co
umbia Spy of Saturday says:
The ice the Susquehanna has been gradually melt
ing away for tne and the dam at this place
free from II, with the exception of floating pieces from
above The fears entertained by that there would be
great freshot and consequent destruction property
aleng the shores We believe have entirely subsidized
The daily union., 1856-04-10
From the New York Commercial Advertiser
LATEST PROM LIBERIA.

BY the last arrival from Eugland letters from Liberia
the Goth Of February have been received at the Office OF h,
Colonization Society in this city We have before four
letters, extracts from which follow.
Dr. Roberts writes from Monrovia the 9Th Of Febru
ary. lie says;
The emgants by the bsrque Lamartue arrived in good
neailh with the exception Of two who feeble
Those destined Cor Monroyia were landed and housed in
Town, where they remained until accnated. A few Of
them have already bad touch Of fever but they are doing
Well Thirty including Dr. Suowdens family were lond.
Cd here The medicine sent out by the Lamartine was
very acceptable and very opportune and il was distributed
agreeabiy to instructions.
~ am very glad to Gnd that you approve of nv recon-
mendalion TO stop too great emigration To allow IL 10
be more gradual will most unquestionably DC the best for
All concerned The welfare Of the emiprapts will he N.
' promoted by having them we'll provided for on their
reaching this country by having sufficient and commodi
Gus receptions for their use"
1ohn Marshall one Of those colored mon who made an
al The last anniversary held in this city, and who
' oul IN The Lamartne TO look at the country writing
from Bassa Cove, February Is, says:
h., pstqeS Lamart'ne sailed yesterday for New York
ba ,hot, NV touch At some places along the coast
written you fully by IN, barone " ''s'''U' "A'i"s
Monday next the 18th, intend to 20 IN the St
-, NJ 'e perhaps IS far as the territory Of New Jpr-
ou haVe no notion OF waiting 10 be ~ r,ns, hc AZ
soening. am already satisfied that any one Win The
srS may make comfortable fortune in this country
uht ulsnterestcd hencvoencp Il mot the
growth Of this fine country Eyerv mar it ~, ~, tns s
onr emigrants WE'LL and well pleased with the
country can say this Of all with one snuIs exccnon
and that one desires 70 10 back 0'p''o"'
spoke Of disintefested benovolenco IT, ,eio,..
w,ll do anything and everything YOU desire bnt Won
"SS, gu pay ihe highest price for what you want
nusn 60 into the interior must take with me one
cannot afordr = '''''' "'U 'i'''
" = D. johnson, another OF those who went out 10 the
'am"''ln'' writes from MOnrovia, February 40,
On Saturday night previous 10 our reaching This plocs
~ passengers assembled and passed vote Of thanks for
~ SoHloraoe manner in which they had been fitted out
grst tnat on my arrival found my, country IN.
VOWED n war; but am happy 10 say that II Il about
WIN no loss OF life Of any citizens except Of those
asssacted s.d before war declared We expect the
n o. our troops in few days. This outbreak Of the
@ a'Ss 's severe blow 10 our financial affairs How.
MORN yon with pleasure that prospects are
The emignnts who came out with me in the Lamar
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Copper Plate and Wood Engraving, and Litbo-
graphic Drawing and Printing.
ornoa sUrEETrFSRFSr Pvsl'o r,,rTis.,

orrIcz sUrEpnTrSpKrT PurLIo PsIsTIso,
Washington, April 10, 1870.
DUPLICATE PROPOSALS. win ba received h, ofee unit
dsy Of April ~ O'Clock, for engraving upon
Of Commodore Perr of the recent expedition 10 Japan
Also uansfsuinr and pbuus from stone sshleen thousand
four hundred aud OF esch chart
Also drawing pnnr or more calsr., fh'
number Of certain plates Of Natural History
and Coneboloy, 10 accompany the same report
for transferring and wood, IN ne Vy be style
hundred of machinery SIC BY IN inchss u
Commissioner Of Patents mechanics
transferring from and printing N the beet
stous bpncred and twenty
charts the annual report Of the Super
intrndent OF the Coast Huryey
engraving drawing in crsyon, and printing
thousand huuded and Impressions each
CERTAIN quso O by 10 nohe, o Botany, Natural History
for rsllread Pacific ocean.
The Illustrations this ofce for the inspection
Of bidding m the un The closing
information dessed'wti sso be furnished.
Also printing
ing House OF Representative 10000 copies Of
man og Central hmerics.
The paper requ for printing tho Autographs will b. furnished
" office
coatrne will he entered witb security viii
required o the successful bidder. or the iathu
their contracts. E ~. .......
his 10 be distinctly understood will entertained
from parties not directly engaged IN, and practically acqnsnted
The bids separately price, price, nr
css. Of work bid or the hnrsphy The price or
drawing .nd the price for printing -te transfer IN
hundred thousand copies
for si Color required for execution Of The
work, o the snd be addressed one ~ The
chairman o the COMMITTEES Engraving Hous. Of
United States and A. g. Seaman Superintendent o Pubic
Pdntng Wsshirgon, g. and be endosad Pfopss or Dop
A. q. SEAMAN,
April loA-sodrssh snpsrinfsndsnt
The daily union., 1856-04-10

VI 60ass Virginia, 81 81 " s7. Rye hour, Si a 81.
Corn meal, - 81 Wheat Is 6rm-red southern 81 70 81
u. Rye, u Os. Barley, 81 so. oats, SO IL cents
corp-Jsrsey yellow, 60 o. cents southern, % 6sIs
cents Mess pork, $l6 Sc. Beef dull-prme SO rs. Wool
Is very rmsaes Of fleece at SO IS cents pulled 40 as
cents Wbiskey, 271< cents.
The stock market yet presents signs Of speculate
The great demand for and high price Of money
aes in eonnexon with the dscredt which has oveaken
many American railroads. prevent demand for Amer-
securities The stocks issued by the city for the new
tral park awarded TO bidders as follows;
Redeemabe.
1900, 900 per cent 1859 par a u prem.
100000 1898 par AZ 4"
These stocks available for bank securities and
therefore 20 lower than the State stocks Of the same de-
nomination.
Yours, PRENTICE.
The daily union., 1856-04-10
NEW RAILROAD CIRCUS.

MESSRS. SPALDING Il ROGERS,
Having projected New Equestrian Establishment this winter al
middle and New England States, 10 be called the
NEW RAILROAD CIRCUS,
For which Messrs Good Co., the great Of Albany
are constructing for them train Of
NINE RAILROAD CARS,
Expressly for the OF the
tics Of the ito be taken from the track the grounds
ected Tor exhibition and having announced the
engagements, without limit OF price,
Would every performer every department of
circus who would produce unquestioned evidence Of
Superiority all others,
Messrs r. have received applications from many
they arranged dputan,s
GRAND CIRCUS TOURNAMENT,
To be held at Washington for six days only,
Commencing Monday, April I,
& m m c % ge sgG'ea @ on use
ons necessary for The proper OF the
ist. One huodred collars cash to each vclori and
Sa A. seasons m son engagement with The new Railroad Circus q,
received OF a season.
e s ~ % Mo ,s s o. % 'ss & nor 70 any performer aeasy en-
besides many psfos Of great who have no
hed Messr, r. Of their intention TO cnmpee for The prizes
sa,sssd claiming have no rival in The ia.
especially designated in their eulry,
JAMES ROBINSON, of South Caroline,
Ia. soTlET Gn :"f "%' "' Or "D''' saddle
The LETTER s Leg faoTPE, J,o. London and psri.
Comprising six ladies and gentlemen, the best Pa.om
PUSs HORNER Of kentucky and STEVE LEE Of London,
As the best Clowns,
NED KENDALL oi Maseha,ets, and KEND.1LL's BR-dss
BAND Of dghfesH Uucians,
Az the best DuseT and Brass Band.
Two PaRTiEs each the only persons that have e,sepd h'
the GIohe Per he, and the Double Ladders, viz!
The aaERIc4S E sRoIHERs.a NfGnToN .. Psnnsylys
ma and q. CROSBY. of Ohiai and
The Y-8SKEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIBBY, OF ohio; "A
OMAR, Of vngnisi J. DAVENPORT OF Texas and C. MOVES
HaGTNTP, Of Pennsylvania, and LIE JEUEE BURTE b,
adoption OF Maryland have both enered each Hurdle
Racer
Mad oLIyz-a, OF Russia entered Tight Rop,
The M.aN-MoEKEYhas entered Gymnsstc Equc.
(Apri 5h) following well known Rders Gymuasr, Cloves
f inieces Of the performance th'
intervals OF the contests, viz
Msda,nes Ornond Bhe, Robinson Davenport Mules fsgufG
9nd Rosa Lee Mod Lpdfer Lee MssrI Robert Whas, Jr
Burt joe Hazdh J. GaylOr r. TAOmGs C. Sirin,on, and
D.Tsey
Partly inspire competitors in this
CONGRESS or EoUEsTRIhNs,
and partly reimburse projectors spices
gathering celebrities place. erpenS
Is borne the public viii admitted performances, dufn
wkich the contests take place, al the following
Prices Of adraissionE
Boxes 80 cents children and attendance rs cents
Pit 2 cents Coored bores SO cents children half ptcc Coiore
pit, rs cents.
O1-Doo open every night p nj wedpcsda,
and Saturday afternoons At Rs The enues will be made
precisely at ~ and l9x.
To secure system regularity during
conhded Edward Knda and the
The Ring TO Mr.. Robert White.
The Rng Horses Of companies win be In aondancs for hs
use Of the competitor, Aprl lid
The daily union., 1856-04-10
Great Britain for 1855.
l,sOl,224

The cut of Russian supplies and created in the grain
countries demand for foreign grain supply the unwonted
demand OF troops France and Western Europe
time shorts and small the crops Of the United
States they the main supplies that England depended
on and Spain supplied about much. The prices Eng
land maintained up To the present time famine rates
and those rates much decline before harvest The
ardnes Of spring in the United States has prevented
doubt release Of considerable quantities Of food bot this
must command good markets when 1t comes forward.
Money Is in fair demand and supply and exchanges
rather dull although the export Of specie large the
last weskpyer 81 200 600 The such do
apparently the export Of the precious metals
and the banks confident notwithstanding decline in the
they held for the past week. and they continue to
pand their loans The returns are as followss
The daily union., 1856-04-10
GEN AL N E w 3.
PRENTICE.

ALGERA-A letter from Paris says that extraordinary
projects spoken Of for the development OF the
colony Of Agers The subject Of importing Of colo
nsts especially from China being discussed The French
believe that they can by of these coonists
Algiers into a cotton-growng country large scale
There is doubt that coloniss from different countries
but especially from China, may be induced to emigrae
Agiers but it viii be long time before it will become
successful cotton raising country and perhaps
SURPRISE PARTY WORTH HAvNG-on Thursday eve
ming Of last week number of gentlemen with the
Central Orthodox Church and Society in Lynn made n
call their PASTOR the Rev. Mr.. Sewal and when the
company withdrew Of the number placed in the cler
gymans hand package containing thousand dol
lars.
TENNESSEE BANKs-h despatch in the Louisville Journal
dated Nashville April 3, says:
agricultural Bank of Tennessee thrown out to-day
by all the banks Notes of the Shebyve Bank refused
at the counter Of the State Bank"
ArpolNTuESr-Mr Nathan O. Corning formerly a fore
in of the departments Of the United States armory
at Springfield Massachusetts, has been appointed supern
tendent Of the English royal smhery Enfield Locke
near London.
JUDGE ArrAcKEpA few days since in the streets Of
New Orleans, brutal attack made upon Judge Rob
by named Daunoy, of Ex-Sherif Hufty
know-nothing deputies.
BUILDING STEAMSHIPS roR RvssA-A New York paper
says
The Russian navy officers who have been in this
try for time experimenting the construction OF
large meofwar for their government have been recalled
Russia will want steamers for the Black instead OF
vessels The reported arrival in this country of Ad
mra Greenap of Russas distinguished naval Of
6cers, who lately special mission 10 Stockholm
may, therefore have conuexion with the establishment
the proposed line Of steamers which must Of course be
built in this country since Russia-both government and
peoples resolved free herself from the tutorshp hit
erto exercised over her by England"
CoRsIoA-Louis Napoleon, it is said will soon
pay visit the island of Corsica with the object Of re-
generating the place. and leaving behind that
will honor his
HOMEOPATHY IN IrALY.-The Rome correspondent of the
Augsburg Gazette says that the doctrine of Samuel Hah-
has at length found enpounders in Italy semi
monthly homeopathic Journal the RiUisa Onopatica is
published Spoleo by G. Pompy and is made up Of
original articles translaons, and medical news.
THE woRLp.-The launch at
New York of the great Collins steamship Adranc proved
be most magnificent sight Some idea Of the dmen-
sions of the Adriatc be formed from the following
comparative table giving the relative sizes of the largest
vessels ahoat
The daily union., 1856-04-10
IA Presbyterian Church

Gy-The Ladies' OF the sixth Presbytsrian Church
(Rry Noble'sl holding fair
thr ed6cc, Maryland avenue and sirih
mrncing Monday the ifh OF April They will offer
variety useful articles The which
they devote eTnrirhment Of Of the deb
hanging rdi6ce delight
together Almighty God, and which they dssis
freed, utterly and entirely from he incubus Of debt
The daily union., 1856-04-10
Sir month.

The last half Of the year 1862 of small business
but the rush Of business In the spring Of 1883 correspond
ngy great and nearly equaed that Of tho present year
when after two years Of declining business the demand for
goods Tor consumption and for the repen'hng Of the stocks
Of country stores and for the stocking Of
localities very great The business Of the present fiscal
year will probably show higher figure. II the imports
have been large also have been the exports which, the
nine months Of the hsca year. show Of s 900
in domestic produce shipped over last year.
The exports and import. for three months compare fol-
The daily union., 1856-04-10
National Theatre.

The celebrated and completely orsanized
PYNE HARRISON ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
0o.pHs' among Other ssd SI las yOd renowned "au"s
MISS LOUISA PYNE,
Who WELL by the leading nearly every ey houS
0a' 'hs uniOn has been accorded excellence scarcely
interior 10 Jenny Lindsi
The renowned English tenor,
MR. W. HARRIsoNi
The celebrated basso,
Mr. srRETToN, AND MR.. HoRRCAsTLE.
wan commence brief fashionabs AT @ ssi.bA
IAenI ON
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL IA, 1856
Aided by powerful and competent orchestra
The engagement Of his Tsno@asd company ia limited 10
Bat Sic Nighsi
During which there win presented each nil one Of
SIX COMPLETE OPERAS,
With effective aceesaona Of scenery costume SC.
The box sheet for the sale Of reserved seats opsn syeD
Once hOurs between a. m and5 SPIN.
Initial Opera,
" soMNANBULA."
Mile Teresa Parodi,
Assisted by
NINE AMALIA PATTI sTRAKosCH,
The distinguished conlrallo, and
slGNoR LEONARDO,
The eminent baritone,
Under Tao direction Of the pauis, and composer.
MAURICE sTRAKosCn -
On their way 10 tku North, viii give in this city
ONE, AND POSITIVELY ONLY ONE,
GRAND CONCERT AT oDD-FEbLows' HALL,
ON TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL l5
MILE TERESA pARoDI sing, on this occasion for ,hs
first and only me the celebrated national hymn,
LA MARsEILLAlsE,
which has been received with immense enthusiasm wherever
sung by her.
The this occasion win in va
rey and will include gems from great masters OF
popular, and miscellaneous
The price Of admission has been fixed parts S
Seats be secured without charge music .or.
r. Days esq., beginning on Thursday, April 10
For particulars and small bills
tisement.
Doors open att concert commemorate
Ap9-6
The daily union., 1856-04-10
washington Gas-Light Company,

'FO CONSUMERS OF GA5.-The subscriber regrets ~
L neuncc that owing the bad quality Of coat,
consrqusnt choking Of the ues apprchended
will be deficiency the city during
are ice OF workmsn now employed in reeonsuucng The ues
and putting
the usual abundant supply al the earliest moment
Our consumers therefore, respectfully advised rely
eiuirey gas light during this
WIN. CARTWRIGHT, Superintendent.
April e-d3t fstur and OTpapl
The daily union., 1856-04-10
BY II LEG n A PH.
Nariaa,ion Of hs 81. Larr,re..

QugBEo April s.-Two schooners from below arrived bere
yesterday with market produce They report the river
OF ice below. The ferry boats also running yes
tsrday.
MONTREAL April s.--The weather here is quite warn,
and the ice opposite the city giving indications Of
breaking mp. The river open from Three Rivers Que
bee, also above Prescott.
The daily union., 1856-04-10
Ifarket..

BALTIMORE, April 9.Four Is firm and active-ssles Of
Howard at SO s2 and City Mills al SO so SO SAY.
Wheat Is dull with wide range Of prioes-sles Of red at
81 ~ 81 5s, and white at 81 so 81 s5 Corn is dull
sales Of yellow at IS So cents Provisions generally
changed, With fair inquiry and prices well sustained
Bacon-shouldsrs, 81 81 cents sdes ~ s9H cents
bams, l2a l2I5 cents mess pork, s1T ~ per bbl.
The daily union., 1856-04-10

tine express themselves highly pleased with the new eoun
try, and declare that any who could claim the au-
thorship Of that compilation Of -Four Months ia LberiS
must be either out Of his head or have malicious design
against government citizens inasmuch they have
found word Of truth In those assertions published
by Nesbitt"
The daily union., 1856-04-10

The panic which existed for time after Of peace
in the grain markets Of Europe to have subded and
the markets there recovering under the fact that the
plies must in any event be short until harvest The i'm
ports Of wheat and wheat 1our Great Britain have
the past year. in face Of very high prices been SMALL and
the principal sources Of supply a follows;
Import. Wheat and Wheat Flour Great Britain for 1855
The daily union., 1856-04-10

AssoN, Report. Of Experiments. the strength and Other
Cannon, with dysctpntns OF the ma
chine. Tor tesipr mcs kc by orce. NJ the Ordnsncs
Department United army One volume qusro ssb With
nur.rrous sngravng,, si0 FRANCh IAfLoH
ApFill
The daily union., 1856-04-10
port oil Nen YORK for March.

The imports Of dry goods for consumption indicate
Of S. 600 Of the whole increase Of s OOO and
considerable quantity Of these consigned and suited
to the market while really desirable goods in good
supply Nevertheless the demand for goods is fair and
prices in Is 20 per those obtained
for the goods last year The imports of the nine
months of the fiscal year 1856 quite large for
the game period Of 1854, Is follows:
The daily union., 1856-04-10
sasss7

The decrease n the specie under the double influence
flarge drafts into sub treasury for duties and shipments
The amount OF specie 10 the city is about s2 OOO being
an increase Of 81, 600, 900 since January 1.
The produce markets rather firm Cotton ses freely
at Ia cents fair New Orleans Flour Is in fair demand
sales at 50 so 50 rs for ssle Ohio 81 81 SOL Canadian
The daily union., 1856-04-10
Carpenters, m.nsnremnni

WESTERN RIVER EAvIGAToS.-The St Louis Chamber Of
Commerce having petitioned Congress the OBJ
sructons to the navigation of the Mississippi between
New Orleans and the mouth Of the Missouri append a
statement Of the river losses hus aud cargoes for the
year ending September 80 1885, from which learn that
property TO the amount Of two millions twentyeght thou
sand nine hundred dollars has been sunk in the time stated
above
The daily union., 1856-04-10

A N ESSAY ON Liberty AND SLAVERY by Aib.rt
Taylor Biedos, LLD professor IN the University Of Virginia
Price si fRANCk TAYLOR
March 10
The daily union., 1856-04-10
Eeciiira Rne. or,r u. M.tairie Corr

NEw ORLEkNs, April s.-Tbe second week Of the spring
commenced yesterday the Metsris course with
the great hreeme between the celebrated horses Min
now and Arrow. The latter beaten.
The great four-me between Lecompt, Pryor, apd
Ainnow takes place tomorrow.