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90 Mothers Breast CIotbS.

| N III.
49, MOtnerS Breast Cloths.
o"t se 'IpPy o. ines nysnaele articles hand and
tn con,sn y" e 20 ths advertisement In An
Jye ' ,s. Nt, ntADh bAhhR, Chemists,
.oo ,lNn sueel, noTtlEest corner Of 10Th
ny THE E,NEnC.SEs a., $3.50,
M0ALIEN'S SCHOOL will h. rssn,,.d n S, VI. -.
srptrufs-r At her relener ON pir.t .rss, -,
shall '' " N-' A"" "a
- 'sI.
- - ALIEN. HILL. Importer and Manufacturer az
- Ladies' and Gentlemen's Roots Shoes IL! Main
rally, BcGrs sHoEs TRuSEs CARrrr n,ss v,iesS A. s
quality that cannot be surnasd and a. ,r,cs ~ ~
please Al In want OF good Cors ana AZ Low ,rs III % -
lIILL where they can be pl-..r M mir. on,i,y 80 -,
Dfsj,,Gtci. '~' '' ~ 81,
- ,.. = . -
~ f0k DIARRiItEi AND DXSENTEtxX
-clarmans Speedy Cure for DisrriorA and Dyssntrry
root of the disease. Graduating certainly uneaua liz
success that a
FOR sale, wholesale and retail by " F'S' Ne %
W. Z. BATrAILE, Sole Agent
Jeis Riehmond Va
!. - -. =. -. -
K-ER tNE fh y IS, LOOKING GI As
S,, GLASS fLAIh, @cM fRANCh, go Broad street,
ehd Keeps constantly on hand fancy aud plain maieraln
s business lie asks cal from all who have bic
e,O, n ~ o-y aI.,s,,s IN hs nne. lyy
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- ron DIAHHiIEA ann DNsENTExY,

~ -Clnrmans Speedy Cure for DErriosA and Dyssnt-rS
Is superior to nying Ia use for these affections. The
root OF the disease. Graduating
that cure or no pgD PTic.
cts. For sale, wholesale and retail. by
w. Z. BATrAILE, Sole Agent
. Drug and Chemical Store, street,
".
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sF 81 THE ENERCISES OF MISS VI A.
| 2&e>-|SALLENS SCHOOL will be MoSp.T IhI
sepu Der residence street between Clay and Mar
| ivlI
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Law CARDS.

Ak Ynr LII M. uOwf>ON, ATTORNEY AT LAW Ann
PUBLIC, has M. ,..ld.r.- -.
non ~ sst 10 doors above the Richmond Hoss. and not ~.
------ U4n-iy
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49, ALIEN. HILL. Importer and Manufacturer nj
- Ladies' and Gsntlemen's Roots Shoes i95 Mai
street nov prepared To furnish his friends public gene
RAW, with Doors, SHOES fRuSEs CARFEI
quality hst cannot be surpassed prices cannot m q
please ~ IN want OF good GODs prices call CT
VIZ @ where they can be pleased price, quality style
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- NOTICE.-Having been appointed Agents for n,
- sale Of the celebrated Spool Cotton ManufA cturcd b,
Messrs John Dick sons, GLASGOW shall be supplied
times with full direct for sal
Al The Lowest New York prieeB We Cotton TO b.
ay equal quality TO any Manufactured and With confidence
commend Il to the trade. ~
APPS KENT a m 49,.
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sire TO say TO their customers and public, tia
they arc In receipt OF great variety OF
Of the House will BE- In Of season. BUYERS ma,
be assured u finding the DESIRABLE Styles ali times
complete assortment Of Family Linens, and Ser
Wants uoods March 3.
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ADIES, GENUINE FRENCH ,fa-
hICCo AND MD fULL TRIMMED DRESS SLIP ezzzlA
received ~ No 2l5 Broad street Shockoe Hin oo
ov ne dry goods store ~ Mcsss Breeder For ul,r. D.
ues ss invited 20 call or they Of the article nd -
swine some 81 the beautiful shoes ever -fr -
eheAp by e''' @- m y 10y, I.r SAFE
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~ CIOLERA.-A o,risin Cure for this disease
BLK PAIN KILLER
k "s1TytttA3s% ySAXE's P,LLs.zL,T rus slol

w. 6lNb uEED--rhe stomach IL on
he Psca system II furnishes material sustenancs III sverv
orga dsordsred the whole body but however
fed s tone and rsssogd bv eours. Of
ese rresbe pills Rod A. the nanufaotors No a. MAIDEN
Lane Nv YORK and No 2tt Strand London; ana bv ali dis
~ tVo we, sno W per BOZ 4-dActw
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Orleans ailn QIrfsffllt.
ieEar. JtpDEsNA E. oF NEW ORLEANS.

II I. 4 N5is

STE II MS
ae Crescent Will 70 IN the
at a eRry hotr excepted or
$40 year, III and at the
same rates ID cents week, u
per In AL cases
$l 3for every 20 cents
page charged 81 every
H RE- SIN 5a3s
pabshed charged per
sanase every insertion
Assaraisemen VIII he one MONTH
longer md charged aeeordngl sub
aerpsion paid
opsioa of she psonrietosss
LaEsegaI ulscosstst made advertisers
Is1aEs D Ale III cir t1sssccI1 IN 4, ~
Has Medium for adyer
listers largely, reaelin
many homes early hour, being rea
approach article
fami may be ageousy published il i
9e ~ columns. .84
ri HE wv II u EST. X q RES g II N n #s$
every aronday ct Ss
adFance. Having eStensive Ley
ssiana, Mississippi Texas and othe
MAXIM
theig and commodities known. u
serted for ST per square, each insert
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NEW York, April 1s-The us. Mail steamship
Washington arrived at this port this morning from
Havre and southampton, with dates from the latter
port to the 10Th ult
The Markets.
Cotton is reported easier but not quotably lower
for lower qualities better qualities are wholly I'M
changed The market closed steady without any
change in quotations Sales of two days Is 900 Bales
Of which 1900 taken for export
ead rf ;.
Flour had declined Is to Is 3d.; Ohio SIS. to 5Gs;
Philadelphia and Baltimore 35s. to 36s.
Wheat had declined Sd. to 4d., the decline being
mostly on lower qualities-whte los, red IS. to 10s
Provisions
NJ There was no change in the market. Beef and
lard quiet. .e u fs@ a
& Rosin is reported quiet at As. Sd. to As. lid.
Adyices from Manchester state that the market is
steady and unchanged. Consols are quoted at 925.
The Peace Conference.
The peace protocol was not yet signed and the Con-
ference was less harmonious, owing to difficulties
raised by the Prussan Penpotentiary, demanding to
be admitted to sign the treaty the same footing as
if that Government had been party to the alliance
throughout It is said that Russia supports Prussa's
pretensons.
Nothing had transpired of the meeting of the oath
Peace was considered certain, however
The opinion is that the Conference will be resolved
into an European Congress
MI Buchanan's Movements
Mr. Buchanan had gone to Paris, but would leave
for the United states in the Arabia the 9th April
| The Pacific.
Nothing has yet been heard of the Pacific. The
British Government have sent two steam trigates in
search other. 4
Mortality in the French Army.
| The French army in the Crimea is dwindhng rap
idly, the daily mortality amounting to two in twenty
ss Affairs in the Crimea and Asia.
| The war party in the Crimea wish the peace nego-
/ tiations to break through
The Allies are demolishing the lines around Sebas
/ topol.
Ismael Paclla is increasing his army at Natolia
/ The Russians have received large reinforcements.
Dost Hahommed has taken possession of Canadian
andthe Persian troops are marching against him.
| The Russian commissioners had commenced opera
tons for the abandonment of Nicoaie as q military
| place ..
4 The Sound Dues.
/ The Copenhagen correspondent of the Londor
\ Times states that the Danish commissioners had sub
mitted to the Copenhagen Conference proposal il
regard to the Sound Dues fixing thirty-iye millions
Of dollars as the minimum indemnity which Denmark
claims. The United States having declined co-opera
ton, the question will probably be settled without
her.
4 Parma in State Of Siege.
Parma has been placed in state of siege in conse
quencc of the numerous assassinations and dsturban
ces there. ...
Destructive Tornado.
/ PHILADELPHIA, April ia tornado occurred
here on Saturday night, by which one hundred ant
fifty houses were unroofed. The Franklin Iron Works
massive structure, $50 feet long, was totally demol
ished. .s....,.. .-.-.
The railroad depot at Kensington, and man.
chilrches and other nIlllic hllillinms damn ed
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INTERESTING AND STANDARD WoRKs,-AIr. j. c.
Morgan Exchange Place, adjoining the Office adyertses
in our columns this morning several very valuable works. in
addition 10 the large stock he always has hand He has
RoSEs' Table Talk y fascinating book Appeons
Cycopeda of Biography which should he in every library
to make it complete "Iumbollts Cuba the best work
ever published in regard h& Island, translated from the
Spanish, with notes and preliminary essay by highly
esteemed FRIEND j, S. Thraslcr, Esq.
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I'll Esec0ggsiSeG Xp'egFR.

Cleanliness is among The few cjoyments indulge
in without being accused by the world of Of feeling One
of the best aids TO this enjoyment is the
HYPERION FLUID,
for The hair invented and sold by Wm Boyle I'll Washington
Danrt and Eruptions from tho roots Of
Hair furnishes with healthy and appearance
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
all 2p5t q and Isl Charrcs street.
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EDg'. SnmeeCcE Reynolds.

OFFICE-No. rs GRAyIEn STREET NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, scALnIEAp WHITE SWELLING, SORES and
ULCERS of every description. ia3 2pIy
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DRAWERS,
Eges'y'isag's Safe again Bictos'foass.
EYTR AORnINARY INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.

EXtruc of letter from Norfolk VA dated Jan IT, 1883:
One of Herugs celebrated Feproof Safes was in Adams
EyDess Office when the building was burned several weeks
aro 1t remained buried in the rubbish until Thursday,
when 1t was taken The fire. the occasion alluded
to- was tue fercest and when the chest
WIS found after, lapse forty days it surrounded
by ene glowing brightly When opened, the papers and
other articles found 10 he sou and generally
in good condition. ordng another proof Of the security
and superiority safes The alluded to may be seen
at the warehouse 3esgrs Rowland Bros who osehts
far the makers II shows clearly evidence Of test
Of its nconbustibe qualities when its exterior redho in
the burning that roRed around it. and nnId the enbera
that glRred around it for hours days and weeks.
The undersigned Sole Agents for the sale of the adovo
named Safes. A full supply constantly on hand
c. G.. MILLER & CO.,
MO- aptf No. ~ f1FaVcr street
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Tie Empire City. Capt Windle, from New
york ana Havana crossed the bar at e 'coekye
terday evening she had not arrived at her wharf
II. IL O'clock oWirg no doubt, to the
prevailing fog. Her will be given tomorrow
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Mortality IN the French Army,

NJ FrIcULTIEs5 RAISED BY PRUssIl
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Auttiolr SSales.
Splendid assortment

% u.D MS, II N& G1a- Gpi dD Old LID - 80
AT REDUCED PRICES.
p. a. II e B r a r d,
llS CANAL STREET., &20
Is now oneninr he following SPRING GOODS received BY
the latest arrivals which will sell very reduced prices
Plain Figured and Floanccd BAREGE DRESSES
Coored GRENADINE
Black Flounccd BAREGE
Iali-mourning
Plain Black G GRENADINES; M
Striped and Plnid
FOULARD Silks
organdy, Plain and Flounced DRESSES,
Muslin and JRconet
yalencienne LACE TOILETS;
Embroidered Muslin and Jaconet BANDS;
=. >. :. EDGING;
White Cotton CAMBRIA;
:. :. JACONET;
BRuLIANTINEs, White and Colored;
| Real SWISS MUSLIN, A. 6-4, 81;
NANSoOK;
INDIA NULL;
Striped and Check SWISS MUSLIN;
;. =. CAMBRIG;
| TOILET QUILTS, White and Colored all sizes;
ToII.E DU NORD;
I SILK CRUYEII4I IUSTRE, for Travelling Dresses;
| CURTAIN MUSLIN, jacquard, DnmasAed and Elnbd:
ia WHITE BOBINET. for Mosquito Bars, made order
Irish Linen SHIFTING;
sHEETING LINEN French Scotch and IRISH all widths
Yellow and Colored NANkINs, etc. ETC.
| -Also-
| A comnlcte assortment Of PLANTERS GOODS;
READYMADE CLOTHING AND STRAW HATS, for
Ne,roes fcg5 9ptf
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COTTON UN CHANGED /.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER WASHINGTON,
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.EHaglleb0gdgE's CegDts.

THE ISLAND OF CUBA. By Alexander Humboldt Trans
lated the Sfanisl with Notes and Preliminary Els
say. by j. 5. Tlrasher; 81 IS At
j. C. MORGAN'S,
ais 2p2&WIt Exchange Place. opposite the Post Office.
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III A II S, A u S. ETC.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general Of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama, Leghon, Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO..
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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NsW MUsIc.--We have received from I. E. Benoit,
o. 78 Chartres street. piece of new music entitled
Les Arl1ours du Diable T grand polka mazourka,
by II. d. Lehman, of this city.
All Of Mr. I4ehmann's compositions are carefully
prepared and some Of them have received the highest
praise The present piece Is inscribed to and has the
pogtrafBof Mime golson. $s
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BUSINESS. the lcvee It i still active The ar
rivals from the West are As numerous asscoud be ex
pected. The business Of the week also commences
Yqih fair receipts Of cotton being over 10000 bales
for three past There are also arrivals ct several
large and neyessels, which viii tend 70 repress any
advance in freights Freghts p Europe and coast
wise ports are now is Iowa they ought to be- It's
not supposed that mercantile community desire to
see one Of its great the shipping in
terest ground to dust as it were though the natural
laws Of supply and demand govern al transactions
AS, however that Is neither here nor there, in the
general movements 81 Tie day Ne have only to re-
mind the merchants, traders and shippers Of the
West that all facilities available incur city
for TIC receiving selling and forwarding Of every
kind Of produce, and to any part Of the world.
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FERsoN take pleasure "a chronicling the,
arrival anon s Of on IN 9 DIFF
fefert line, Hi. Thaddeus Norris. Of The highly re-
iespeetable firm of Norris " Mr. d. looksBas
1 good as new, few gray hairs which We
hone or 50 dence our genial climate
WIN entirely eradicate 3#s isEa
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Fast young men smoke great deal, fol e e the
nasure Of rake 10 have q quantity Of about
lin. u
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a. Tomorrow, Wednesday evening, . class in Pho
biography, underline direction Of Mr. Benn Pittman,
will be formed. The5class will meet at the Franklin
School House. on STU Charles street. at M. From
personal observation We cannot too highly speak Of
the mathematical accuracy, the beauty and simplicity
Of the system Of writing that is proposed to us.
. we are indebted to NJ. Pitman for a copy of his
valuable Manual Of Phonography; s8s5
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aQs'Fice6g.
N CD NEE ELS Gas Nw "a w.
CLIO TIERS,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
dnder City IIotel)
Have now their usual choice and superior stock Of
SPRING and SUMMER
Gil O r II 7 n CT,
COMPRISING EVERYTHING NEW AND DESIRABLE.
CASHIAR ETTt AND ALPACA COATS
FANCY CASHMERE AND DRILL. PANTS.
MARSEIIIES AND VALENCIA VESTS.
CRAyATs
HOSIERY,
DRAWERS,
SHIRTS, and
CENTI.F1NXEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
NJ 2nif in every variety.
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Boots, Shoes esaG BrogNzas.

Now landing from ship Norfolk and in general asort
meut of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS HATS, GAPS
Plantations supplied with prime DITCING BOOTS Russell
BOOTS, BROGANS, WOOL. MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEAClIY HATS, at the lowest markei
prices, by
FROST 4 CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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REVIEWS. We,afe under renewed obligations to j.
G Morgan, Exchange Place, near the t.offce. for
The London Quarterly for January and Baekwood
for February. Both are excellent numbers, and Mr.:
+ Morgan is the agent in this city.
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PUBIC SoHooL EXAMINATION examination
If the Fourth District High School, for boys takes
place to-day.
Tomorrow the exhibition occurs, in Felicity street
Church, commencing at 10 o'clock.
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The NJ The rthern and Eastern mails, vic
Mobile, have been received two days il succession.
We have 40 more to On 50 imp ortallt improve
rent, and MI. PostmasterG eneIal Campbell has our
II
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BY THE sAr1osAl AND SOUTHERN LINES.

BREADS 2. x7x.:z,:s DEcE..xz.EE:,z2
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THE PEACE PROTOCOL NOT SIGNED
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The railroad depot at Kensington, and many
churches and other public buildings were damaged
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GEORGE III. Ksialfels.
Tobacco.

LONG BLACK RICH TOBACCO, for the Mexican and
Texas Markets. Also Tobacco for Plantation in lS and
bbls, and CIGAR TOBACCO constantly hand sale
by
TURNER g. RENSHAW
fe4 2p3m--ly 0G Camp street up stairs.
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Destructive Tornado.

PHILADELPHIA, April ia tornado occurred
here on Saturday night, by which one hundred and
fifty houses were unroofed. The Franklin Iron Works,
massive structure $50 feet long, was totally demol
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Fscnc0ce6G Removed :!

Removed EsemeOUet& :!
FROM NO. 10 TO IL ROYAL STREET.
a supply of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pins constantly hand which is equal the best thej
this market. -
:. Also -.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
BRA N ID Els:
SAZERAC of the Vintage 79 1898 and 1906 and otho,
brands.
w II $ ky:
OF all dcscrptions-Scotch Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pins and quarts.
Also
On hand my usual Of the best WINES IL.
QUORS in the market which will be sold reasonable
terms any other house in the city,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7E2ptf No. II Royal street.
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are indebted the clerk q ne steamer ns
Mich gan fof lite river faFols 81 II Ky
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rELEGRIiPHED TOTHE CRESCENT.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
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as An interesting table of the Ealae q expert
from this bort, viii be found anotller column.
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THE THxa Enc Mr.. ". T.Y eomanE, edi-
tor DC this Cherokee coun-;
/ III called upon us vest were glad to SEQ
ID tie fine health md spirits, and
I'd learn that his ona aspects were IN the
highest degree favorable Tie an excel
lent paper, and pubshed the celltersof q rich
and growing section country and as Mr. Twill
remain in town during week. We cannot forbear
mentioning that would be a ideaa pro
fitabla ideafor our him lift in
\ the way Of adEertsing
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CARRoLLToS HoTEI This hot low keptby our
friend, Mr. Charles i. worthy the
patronag e Of the public. Tie buildings have been
renovated from basement to and are noin first
rate aorderthe grounds have been improved and
identified, throughout their whole
extent Of taste and indastr roses bloom I'm fra
grant loyelness and the ceol breezes and shady
retreats invite ID to these attractions q
cheerful ride, polite and
CUISINE best refreshments, and we
defy any to point out Is pleasant q
an hours ride Of the city the carrollton Hotela ana tl
grounds afford any aoubters let them go
and satisfy Themselves. 8#8
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CorToN. Tie receipts for the twenty-four hours
ending 1T six o'clock last evening" were by the Prn
cess from Yieksbnrg, 900 bales Caddo, from Min
den, ,sls lfcRae, from Shreveport, l,370; Belle
Gates, from lfinden, Isl Linda from st. Martins
vile, al G ID. Jr., from Bayou Sara, l46; Frank
Lyon, from Ashton, $50; Judah Touro, from Cam
den, EN- Total, ,7O7 bales. Sugar. S24 hogsheads
molasses, 573 barrels,
Total receipts Of cotton since Saturday morning,
$500 bales.
The 5cearances Of cotton yesterday were 2os97
fales.&84 -gt
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~ Nj. Albert Pike, Of Arkansas, says the Mem
phis Eagle, pledged himself published card, the
other day 1T Philadelphia, to loyal to the Ameri-
can party Of his State, whatever course they might
take The American party Of Arkansas have unani-
mousy declared for Fillmore and Donelson and the
Platform. With what consistency, then, can Pike
hold back, as he is doing? Instead Of proving loyal
to the American party q his State, he sets himself
np as d dictator, and would have them swear ale,
glance to him! He wishes them and the Americans
Of the South to make another tionsaid nomi-
nation, lit is understood, read as follows ID. s.
Dickinson, for President A. Pike, for pice P,esi-
dent This accounts for the presence Of the milk in
the cocoanut.
We imagine the Eagleshas hit the nail plump on
the head. tall events current rumor tendeth to
that effect. "a Dickinson and Pike ticket would have
BEEN there is little reason to question, very aceepa
BILE to3Capt. Pike Well. it would have been toer-
ably fair ticket, although we consider the Fillmore
and Donelson ticket far superior. People aoM have
their partalities and the majority ,cW rule in this
free and enlightened land Of ours! This is very
fortunate to aspirants to front seats in fes proud
temple. Well, virtue is its own reward y whethe,
it gets any earthly compensation Or not That's somt
consolation.
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uEsDAY MORNING, APRIL 1856.
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Parma in State of Siege.
Parma has been placed in state of siege in conse-
quence of the numerous assassnations and dstulIan
res there }%@ ,.n
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Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.

Numerous complaints made of persons who keep Bars
steamboats, and in Hotels who fill my empty bottles with
mon Gin and sell it to the unsuspccting for my
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5 ya dS S fS q be IN "o M1 pen
him wifi tsySrable To ac Consistently nogld in;
popGry q American citissnand # e refuse to listen 70 I'd
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lawless course.
The very reverse of the foregoing is the fact Cen
Walker Is not the man he is represented to be- Far
from u, Neither nnserupulousness robbery or muir
DER, attach TO NM He Is as free from such qualities
ana crimes as the editors OF the Clipper lie Is
| mentioned, generous, honorable gentleman, and as
worthy the respect commentator and confidence OF
III gooa men, as ne IS ohaesefVhS inc aspeIs'ons
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-15

The Copenhagen correspondent of the London
Times states that the Danish commissioners had sub
mitted to the Copenhagen Conference a proposal in
regard to the Sound Dues, fixing thirty-ye millions
of dollars as the minimum indemnity which Denmark
claims. The United States having declined coopera
ton, the question will probably be settled without