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OREGON PEEpA ARING To BE STATR--We have
tory with its preamble providing for takinef the
sense of the people relative to the formation of a.
State Government. The election was to have been
held the first Monday Of April for the receptionof
votes for and against Convention. If carried in the
affirmative. delegates are to be elected for the several
countless according to population and to assemble at
the seat of government the 4th of July next to
form State Constitution. The Constitution is then
to be submitted to the people of the Territory for
ratification. National InteIIigencer 18th. szS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-25

FoRTTrcATIos oF: MOBILE And New ORLEANS
We received yesterday copy Of a letter from the
United States Secretary Of WarIeatve to the Forti
leans" with the cost Of improving and Constructing
them. The resolution to this letter Is reply
was presented 70 the House Of Representatives by
Engineer Totten, whose suggestions and estimates of
the expenses necessary are cordially approved by the
Secretary. s$ #$. y
We have already given the substance Of this letter.
$3.50, ,000-tfor Fort Morgan $50 coo Fort Gaines
which il begun on the eastend of Dauphin Island
5000 GOO; tower at Grants Pass, sl00 900, and for
fortifcations on Ship Island $500, 900 The appro-
ii the fiscal year are estimated at $225 600.
i Mobile Tribune, 23d.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-25

The Washington Sentinel Democratic State
Rights comedies that if Pierce is nominated at Gin
cinnati, Pennsylvania, Indiana, New Jersey, Della
ware will be lost to the Democratic party It lays at
the door of Franklin Pierce the present aspect Of
party politics. and pays his weakness the following
compliment: j+s=5+. ..=..5- ..s5,s sls..s
Franklin Pierce came into Office nearly by accli-
nation, and he had for his encouragement and sup
port a Senate with large Democratic majority, and
sentatives with an overwhelming Democratic MAORI
ty, and only small Free-Soil party. BY the !" fast
and loose "course his Of habitual
faithbreaking with eyerybody-hs pledges ever dis
REGARDED. or what is worse esaded-his shuling, un
decided course in our foreign relations abolition
appointments thousand and one other thing
we could add, equally demoralzing in their tendency
| the Lower House is in the hands of Republicans
And in the Senate of the United States the srnal
nucleus of four Free-Soiers has been increased tt
,one-flth Of the whole body f..5uz- .6a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-25

NEW YoRK, April 23.--The Havre and sonthamp-
ton steamer Arago has arrived at this port. She
brings Liverpool dates to the 9th.
Her news is unimportant Mr.. Buchanan, late U
s. Minister to England, came home in the Arago. :.
Markets. sss&s
LIVERPOOL, April 9.--Our Cotton market is frn
and wholly unchanged in prices. The sales yesterday
amounted to $4,000 bales:
Breadstuffs.
In consequence of heavy arrivals Of wheat and corn
prices are easier. Cool Flour is unchanged, while
inferior is neglected.
Gonsols for money are quoted at 90.
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Th,rty-Fourtl. congress-F,rst Session.

WASHINGTON, April IL Senate Mr.. Summer
offered resolution which was agreed to, directing
the Committee Commerce to inquire into the COM
merce known as the coolie trade, by which Chinese
in large numbers are transported from their native
country in American ships, alleged contracts Of
service in distant places; also, to ascertain it the
same is not conducted in violation of an existing
treaty with China and to consider if any legislation
be expedient. with view to the prohibition of this
commerce, or to prevent abuses incident to it, on
board American ships, or to extend to 1t the proyl-
sions and penalties Of the recent act of Congress
regulating the carriage OF passengers in merchant
vessels. n
The bill relating to the appointment of officers for
the collection of the CUSTOMS and to provide for their
compensation, was then taken up and several amend
ments were made when Mr.. Hamlin gave notice that
he should call it up for action at an early day.
The Senate then resumed the consideration of the
bounty land bill; but had not come to conclusion
thereon at the time of adjournment.
House of Rep1esent1tiues.-Mr. Faulkner offered a
resolution which was adopted, that the Secretary of
State furnish the House with such information as
may be in the State Department, relative to the tariff
duties restrictions, prohibitions and custom house
regulations applicable to American tobacco, in the
principal cities of Europe.
On motion of Mr.. Pringle resolution was adopted,
calling upon the President of the United States to
furnish the House with a statement showing the
appropriations made for the last three Congresses,
and which have been made in the absence Of recon-
mendations BY the President of the United States
and the heads of departments and chiefs OF bureaus
Also, whether defacations have occurred during that
period and if SC, to what extent.
The fertilization hill was laid on the table it hav
ing in the opinion of members, improperly originated
| in the Senate.
| The Senate bill for the improvement of the Pa
tapsco river and of the harbor Of Baltimore, was
referred to the Committee on Commerce.
The Senate bill regulating the price to be paid te
ourors of the federal courts of the District OF Column
bia,- and make it accord with the compensation
allowed in the several States, was passed. [The
Jurors will hereafter receive two dollars day.l
The Senate's amendments to the Deficiency bill
were considered, but not all disposed of when the
committee rose,
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-
REG ULAR P 4 K E T s.
Leaves every THURSDAY. at 5 o'clock P: N:

Leaves every THURSDAY. at o'clock ?: N:
re- a. SUMMER ARKANGEh1tsNT-u.
elnfls S. Mail steamer R. W. SIcRAE, in place of the
Southern Bele-Rnnning in connection wi wIth the
Point Skpwiths Landing Providence vicksburg War
ranton New Carthage Grand Gulf Rodney Nacez and Fort
Aam-The elegant and swift running passenger packet 1T
w DIcRae Capt L. W. Broadwel will leave for the above
and intermediate landings For freight passage apply or
board or to l. b SMITH
a2i II New lIeVee streel.
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Blaze Away.
At Kansas meeting lately held in New Haven!
where parson presided another parson spoke and
deacon volunteered, it was announced that Miss Ma
ry Dutton gave twenty-five dollars for the purchase
OF a rifle to be used in a contemplated civil war
Shoulder arms Miss Mary Dutton-
Your knapsacks buckle tight;
Your soger breeches put on,
And show 'em how to fight!
Quick march upon the foes .
CA Bible in your pocket)
Hold up your head! turn out your toes!
Present your rile-cock it!
Take aim, and sight it we'll;
And now the trigger-pull it -.--
And send a Shareholder to hell
With every whistling bullet!
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s TENNESSEE RIVER.

VIII leave on SATURDAY, 18th ST., at O'Clock P. N
Tw.. FOR TENNESSEE RIVER.
H5latLal@ The and light-draught steamer nlfdas
Ess4EzA Stanley Brown MASTER will leave as above Tor
Easport Florence and Tuscuba For freight or passage a
ply on bosrd, or to - - -
f' LEWIS SNAPP & CO. 81 Front street
sg The Midas will remain permanently in the trade during
the seasnn a25
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Weto Orleaus 4ailv Grestert.
Owed to the Ekvater.--BY JACK.
-aIt is the gift of Poetry to hallow every pli

-"It is the gift of Poetryt to hallow every place
in which it moves; to breathe round Nature an odo1
more exquisite than the perfume Of the rose, and
to shed over it tint more magical than the blush o
morning" 3
Composed wile suferin from The combined eter OF a
no1thur and q driszlin raTle.
Crate lengthy line, wot some folks calls
1majinary! Yu never no Wot it is
Tu be kold Yure alwase hot. shuddent
Wunder eff yure perspirin now. It almowst
Brakes mi hart tu think Of awl the littel
Niggers, wots plain mumbe the peg, in
Thare necked skins around yu, vile
A pour, phreezed wite persnn, am shiyrin
In this onjinerous atytude. Crate sizzurs!
Ieven phansy ken sea the foxes down thare
A drinking mynt jewlips and screams,
An sodar wartur, tn keap tfarese1yes cule,
Vile all the hot whyskay puntchs, an all the
Aig noggs / can swollur, wont keap
Me hot. How,ide like tn raze a SWet!
Thou pounderus bawl Of unwound kite stryng
Kud yu mott, sum dark tempetuus mite,
Unrole yourself from round them diggins,
An coyl yurself around the harts of
This more svilyzed rejun? Eff ye cud,
And eff yu wood, lie pleje mi saicryd
Wurd, that when the dog-stair raiges oYerhed,
lie never groulag again.
ECharleston Courier
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A wise man will desire no more than what he may
get JUSTLY sobery, distribute eheerflly, and live
upoil contentedlys
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TELEGRAPHED TO THE ENT
~.e d. Fo UR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ARAao.
By THE NATIONAL 4sD SOUTHERN llsrs.s

ARRIVAL OF MIR. BUCHANAs.
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YA.ZOO RIVER.

VIII leave on FRIDAY 18th inst, at o'clock P. NJ
Hs.s FOR LEFOFaE, GREENWOOD S!DON,
fnlL4G p Tchua, Yazoo City. Saarta, Vcksburg, SHehez
f5ssS@ssA and all Intermediate landings-Reguar fazoo
River Packed LEWIS WHITEMAN-Fhe and swift run
ming passenger steamer Lewis JVhiteman, Wallace,
naef will leave above For freight or passage apply on
board, or to L. D. SMlIHI
Il New lLeNee
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II. RODRIGUEZ - LII BowN.
IL n'AQUIN& Coz BREAD AND CRACKER BAKERS,
No SO New evee street New Orleans keep constantly band
Rread Wine Bread French Bscut, Coffee House do Sugar
Crackers Boston Crackers, Butter Crackers Water Crackers
Soda Crackers Pic Nc etc. ETC., all made by machinery at
the lowest market price. a3 6m
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A man ceases to be !" good fellow" the moment
he refuses to do precisely what other people wish him
to do. ~ Y - - = - Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-25

Extempore preaching is like extempore fiddling-
none but the most finished performers should at
tempt it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-25

4 great many human beings dig their graves with
! their teeth.
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The annexation Of Dude had been continued with
out disturbance. Lord Canning reached Calcutta on
the 29th of February and was sworn in as Governor
General on the lst March. Lord Dalhouse was to
have left Calcutta for Suez on the 9Th of March
The Santal districts quiet for the present From
| the scantness of rain, scarcity is apprehende6
| throughout India.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-25

The remembranees of past happiness are the
wrinkles Of the SOUL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-25
FRIDAY MORNING, A31sIL 25, 1856.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES
FOR RED RIVER.

L " A ItID N ' IN'
wlsavs FD EGsDAfI fIvpoTT fsh vt 4 GKAnp EsA
syss sf@R fss!s shf4a
freight or passage "RPY R yg1s@os e sGr9 Lafayette street
The Union will freight for above the raft with pry
lege of reshipping. a25
VIII leave ." F6 EGdRAy sRvpoRT II s { Ss|TisG GRhsp
ssn$ aisE9
as above For sg H | On p2atS ye street
privilege Of reshipping aA
WIN leave PoR e EE!RAE HFERsoS 81 % HfIsfh
s
Appegas master viii leave sbove For freight or passage
LEWIS sNARg fIsSt %oIt Trfas GaMs5s street and
Upper Red RScr yfsI witt pFrese Wi see q reppn "
Tho ST. Charles yin bIlls contracted on
her unless by an from 81
wiz leave FEasx Fur EFHHEos es s jf; 'ssf
Pisss AisRs s
Gnares s sxpsgats aboVe
freight or passage apply on board e SMITH New evee
Leaves Foh Fl krgHRtF sHFFERsoS IL .S Is
Eeoe GhdaG ad1f ndnss
The Pneks axa W. e az E
AppIs abs 90 LEWIS sNAPP Il Co. 81 Front street
b. W. C. Young will take reight for above the raft
with privilege OF reshppng a2o
win leave on gYESpaAT ~ Rosa III; n fslof PLhoE
~ AleSanda Gotils Saint Maurice, Grand 8
Ecore Campte Grand Bayou Shreveport and all
landings The ne fast running passenger packet steamer
Rosa, j. Dowty MASTER will leave as above For freight
passage apply on board or to -
pThe Rosa will freight for Jefferson and Upper Red
River with the privilege of storing and reppihg on gSod
boats. - apE1
Will leave on WEDNEsDAY 39h inst; .. o'clock P NJ
m=S FOR LAKE BISTIsNEAV-THE
IT. T. taass ssbs msstsf vii above fo
Lake Bistenea1 Mnden Grand Bayou Grand Ecore Campe
Alexandria all intermediate landings For freight or pas
sass5 5 apply on board OF t" TB SMITH 12 New Lsvee
wv - - !" FOR FOR LAKE BIsTENEAU...THF
ne s5t rsn9 SeamsF
leave above for Mnden Grand Bayou Grand Ee9re Campte
Alexandria, Gortons Landing and all intermediate landings
For freight or passage HRPy SS s9aHd of 81 Front street
oUACHITA RIVER.
WIN a1nAK TR1PAy e. oGAoH1FI S 3sISs FAGKE
y The splendid fast running passenger steamer
S5Ess S. Stacy, Moore. master, will Leave rs ahoy
onew and Arbonne Marie, Sabine Trenton Monroe C9u
ba Pine Bluffs Harrisonburg and all intermediate Landings
For freight passage apply on board r9,1 or to Il,
| AL IL b. SMITH, IL New l.eEee.
YAzOO RIVER.
win leave e EFIRAE rs nij I; ssSs} Dos
p Tchua, Yazoo City Saarta, Vicksburg, Satcht
and al int nteEmsdate lardings-Reguar l; sazG m
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THE WORK ADvASC1NG.-We had the pleasure of
announcing, in our advertising columns yesterday,
the definite time when another section in the line of
cur great railroad will be open for public travethat
the great civilizer, the locomotive, is about taking
another leap toward Northern Mississippi. On Mon
day next the cars will for the first time to Scooba
Station a distance of one hundred and seuenty-sir
miles from Mobile, and thenceforth trains will run
daily to that point until another section is ready to be
opened when we shall have the pleasure Of chronclng
another aduance il, the right direction.
It will be Observed by glance at the advertise
ment, that the Mississippi train will not receive
freight hereafter for any place between Mobile and
Ctronelle and making fewer stops will make greater
speed than heretofore. Passengers leaving Mobile at
$50 in the morning will arrive at Scooba at 745 the
same evening, where they will find comfortable four
horse post coaches ready to connect with any town
| North, East or West. Mobile Advertiser, 23d.
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2 The Aliegsd Errors II tsae ca5y e1aarses.

Ihe State Printer having called the n5tiee of ths
Secretary q State te the alleged errors III fI nr5ul-
gar2 ssaId1 q ~ te M nsw gy Charter by the Of
tieth sections be has received letter g, ofeer
Of which the following is an extinct
avST q i e. @ l9s hit Upon
section wh the Dripts esp % WV lla. e fs ls,
s sas g = q s ssss
numbers p1.1 r. i original act omitted ID
The only remaining method, I'LL Jul opinion III ats-
count for the missing parts Of tile act i to prsstiie
that the pages containing them were eittar niBa Sr
mixed with other matter, in the conusp incidental
to the hurry of the closing hours Of the session.
Courier, ,of yesterday.
The businesss SO mixed that 1t ID rather perlious
70 hazard opinion. We can see no remedy for the
eya, caused BY bungng and earelessness on tie part
Of somebody unless there is Responsibility taken
somewhere, q % Gen. jackson. Where are the hero
Or heroes The Rabicon Goth secton) has to be
lampedssthat is the main jump, although there are
several minor jumps to "a taealor it is impossible
to ten what viii become Of the country.
Something must he done. In She sublime language
| BODY else $5 ,
WIS WIS .sss4 sas sss sssss
BON, tatas zsisgnra. dirso, lin ,g
The path Of safety lies III tie direction irdicsted ~
| - tilDtits1 YsOftl
we are unequal to the occasion
| ------ses Z. 5sh
| NIcARAGUA@-6nofkerYe YeTsso,eof tas sas,ra T,v
the New York papers received yesterday. We bays.
another Of the Central American new
| to New York By the George Law. we sgs7e Il for
what it is worth. Capt. Vim. H. Bushnell Il fsaayeu-
ger on the Law, reported the following
Thereports at Virgin Bay on March 25th were that
Col. Schlessinger, with $50 men, was met about IG
miles from Guiana Caste, BY from 500 to 1000 Costa
Ricans and being surprised ,he was routed but soon
gained position which dent lie could hold
until reinforced from Walkers army which was about
10 miles distant His reported loss, including the
! missing, was about 60. Walker has from 1000 to
1900 men with whom to reinforce Schlessnger leaF
ing Col. Piper in command Of the forces at Granada
Walkers army is composed entirely of Americans
each one Of whom Is considered as equal to three
! Costa Ricans. sz8igs$s3 J3 sES5l8 #s5b$
The military government of Walker has moved fron
Granada to Riyas, and the civil government has been
removed to Leon. This was done 24th Of March.
During the sickness Of Gen. Walker, the Bishop Of
Granada ordered prayer to be offered the cathedral
for his restoration and the death Of Geo H. Hutch
ms, citizen NeW York, the Episcopal service was
allowed to be read in the Cathedral Of Granada. The
people, as general thing, are favorable to Walker.
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Leaves every THURSDAY, at O'Clock p NJ
, TgGa PERMANENT SPRING AND
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

VIII leave on SATURDAY, 26fi April, O'Clock.
fY@sa :, FOR ARKANSAS RIVER-THE
81 regular fast running passenger packet Lucy
tsssSs=5A Robinson, S. Malborn, MASTER having Just
heen repaired will be the landing Monday the
10th inst ready receive freight and will leave for Fort
Smith, Buren,, Ozark, Nostown Dardanelle Lewisburg
Rock Pine Bluffs and all intermediate landings above
positively. For freight apply on board or to
ap2l L. SNAPP Il CO., No. 81 Front street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-25

BETTING ON CorroN.-The New York Evening
Post saws that many thousand dollars have been
saked in that city in bets on the amount of the cotton
crop. Most of them are that the crop will reach
$500 900 bales. It mentions one bet of $500 be-
tween an operator from Mobile and broker in Wal
street. and says that the dealers in that city gene
rally disposed to bet on three millions and half
There are also numerous bets as to pricesthose who
risk their money on an amount over S5oo,Ooo being
also willing generally to bet on decline in prices
Many parties were buying speculatiVely for an
advance. '... ,.54 8gfs
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Leave every THURSDAY, at o'clock P: NJ :

sARfSt s. Mail steamer R. W McRAE, in place of the
viii steamers Princess and NatehezFor Princeton Ashton
s snns rSH Ssn sa aadaV7 Hs f2sS
ney Natehez Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all in
" w
FL fER e BesfsFFf ap D04d IS street.
w MsRae will also take freight for al points on
having made advantageous arrangements for that pu
clerk will be the levee every Tuesday morning to
J. Trabue during the Spring and Summer months
TOSEPH HVJFTY. % CAMP STREET, IMPORTER,
wholesale and Retail Dealer in fine Watches JeweEy Rich
ry ss Nj Gfn
sTd I R E S ] anf wha sy to p nd
sREI SHELF Shell and Buffalo Combs of every
81 every description manufacture and
roT Pesuey Hair OIL Hair Pins
FINE aHs SsR Books Work Portable
tols Scissors Razors Life Preservers Fishing Reels and
Tackle Of TaG5hfi iS Il
ment Of Swiss and English Levers together with large stock
% ns esTe
the aa 5 bs
Every article warranted as represented or the money re-
- Watches, Jewery, ETC., carefully Repaired and va var
raned. mly
owl ENGINEERING: AND SURVEYING.
pose trasacng any business in the line Of Civil
az od hag of hd
line business would respectfully socit share Of patronage
from those Interested therein u s. s RHEST mE5zhh1
H9s- Office No q Commercial Place noe1y
THE y BAGAsSE M M z 1Es f.
shs S Sutnn qs1Vs pnas5 aa s
provsd oH taing Of SEVEN CROPS THE PREsENT SEA-
is It works entirely by natural draught without the aid
3D. Il contains no CRATE bars other the interior
3D. requires soppage of the mill to have its ashes
9Th The Bagasse is never touched after arrives
5th It burns all the Bagasse, and makes steam enough to
The mill engine steam baery and al pgmpg ap epse dn:a,a
| in compliance with the above FIVE conditions.
n1s not sny oe in
form principles which it works in the results
othsr Ii patty Reports circulated contrary mere
and G deceive he public S
that cannot stand upon their own merits No person Will pc
ali % will
My Patent Furnace is as applicable kettles
steam boilers and prepared contract to apply it burn
ns masP s9s HSss
ngs etc. be had of the subscriber BY mail or ohewse
ja2sd&W6m 81 Natehez street. New Orleans.
ORLEANS STEAM HIILLs-oFFIcE e PoY
forms public that he keeps constantly hand full supply
FRESH GROUND AND UNGRogND
Hominy, Pepper, Mustard,
Cracked Corn. Aspice Wheat Flour
Hay, Cinnamon, Eye DO
Oats Mace Dyspepsia do
sCoaee Roasted and Ground at the lowest city prices
| ~TVVu.s cTE ,Npo aTs AMI FAMILIES suppJJE,
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civil ENGINEERING AND SURVEY ING.
" The undersigned having formed the pur
poe transacng business the line Of Civil Engineering
Surveying that be entrusted to hem within the State
of Louisiana and having had considerable experience in that
line of business would respectfully solicit share Of patronage
from those Interested therein. j. G. DREUX.
". S. MITCHELL
at7s. Osice No q Commercial Place, no9 "
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OUACHITA RIVER.

Will leave on FRIDAY. 18th inst, at o'clock P N.
0es, REGULAR OUACHITA PACKET.
hEt ~ The splendid fast running passenger steamer U
EssEsaa S. Stacy, Moore. master, will leave as IS above
for Alabama Landing nachita City mouth OF Bayou Barthol-
omew and d Arbonne Marie Sabine Trenton Monroe Coum
a Pine Bluffs Haronbug and all intermediate landings
All t.; b. SMITH 10 New Ievee.
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THE New STEAMER MERRIMAC AT ANNAPOLIS.
The splendid steam-frigate Merrmac will be at the
anchorage off Annapolis on Friday and Saturday
next She ordered to touch there partly for the
benefit of the students at the Naval Academy. The
Department and the officers on board we know would
be gratfed if this noble specimen of naval architect
ure could be visited by every citizen of Washington
It will be an excellent opportunity for Senators and
Representatives to see one Of the finest men-ofwar
fully armed, equipped, and ready for action. She Is
well officered, well manned, and has new and
powerful battery. The little steamer Engineer will
be at the wharf at Annapolis to convey the visitors to
the ship. We have no doubt Naval Committees and
members of Congress generally would be highly graf
the officers. National 1ntelligencer, 18th.
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CHIPS. STEAMBOATS, AND FAMILIES, SUPPLIED
with Beef Pork, Mutton and Veal Sausages Tripe and
every thing the butchern ne Barrels and half barrels of
Choice Corned Beef put order for Cabin Family USE
Il" ''A'i 1''' . AUGUSTUS G. MERKEIA
N B-seamboas and Ships supplied with all kinds Of Live
Stock such mlch Cows Hogs Shoats, Pigs, Sheep,
| Goats Cease. Ducks Chickens etc. matt
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THE BALT1c,s NEWS.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Yesterdays mails from the East brought us full ae-
counts Of the news from Europe received by the
Baltic, an outline Of which appeared in our columns
lIfo I'll