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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-16

COTTON PLANTATION FOR sALE-HAM
~ IETON PLANTATI0N.-The subscriber is prepared to
sell the above estate very reasonable The plantation
situated the Bayou Bartholomew, four miles from lbs
mouth in the parish of Moreouse 1t one thousand
Of land about hundred Of which present in
high state of cultivation.
The well improved, having, besides comfortable
Dwelling House. good Gin Stables Negro Cabins all tile
necessary outbuldngs This plantation of size
fertility and location possesses advantages inferior none In
the valley Of the 0uacha and the proprietor is willing offer
bargain deaons of purchasing Possession
will be given Immediately after the taking Of e. the present
Monroe, L.; PITCHER, GOODRICH CO. New Orleans or
ROBERT J.. WILSON,
Hamilton Plantation, Bayou Bartholomew
ala If Morehouse, La.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL COMPANY
New Orleans, May Sd, 1856.
,nB-A Dividend Of Sig percent. or 81 80 per
the office OF the New Orleans Gus Light Company Common
street. By order OF the Board. 90
M p. E-W1OD
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CATTLE ARK EFT.

CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CRY, THURSDAY Evening, Nay 10.
Arrived todayl24 head of Cattle $40 Hogs Calves und
Yearngs The marke. to-day but moderately active and
prices of fine stock in favor of holders the following prices
PRICES:
BEEF CArTLE-Wesern Fine and Choice:
'..--*Ao3a
Attakapas, Texas, etc. ......-.,........41s(96
UADb3a
uU6}Sb 81
S3
MICH CowsFine Kentucky. .S300l75
Sholee Sb0tlJ--
SAL' hS
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ETMBALHIlNG THE DEAD.-P. CAsANAyE,
Ia Undertaken No. Maras street. between Customouse and
Biepyile having purchased right from D HOLMES New
to all orders by day night The is simple and
done with no Inconvenience Bodies by
him warranted to keep free from decomposition
taken part Of s world Ri,hsp sshalng the slightest
decomposition restored perfect Of preservation
Full particulars pamphlets will be given those who may
apply 55F5.
B-Deceased minister's physicians and lawyers viii be
eubalued free of fin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-16

Joseph HUFTY, 20 CAMP STREET, IMPORTER
wholesale and Retail Dealer in fne Watches Jewery Rich
Fancy and Staple Goods No % Camp City
tel New Orleans respectfully invites the attention Wholesale
AID Retail Dealers and purchasers 10 his VERY LARGE
STOCK OF GOODS which freshly imported and constantly
supplied throughout the year. ~ a .ti57sg5 9
SHE'LL CoMBs-Imitation Shell Buffalo Combs Of every
style and variety.
BRUsHESof description Of his manufacture and
at the lowest Northern factory prices. &
TOILET as Perfumery, Hair OIL Hair Pins
Pomatum, Fancy Soaps, etc. -
FINE FANS PURSES Pocket Books Work Boxes Portable
Desks together with endless variety of
Of style and shape and ut unusually low prices
GUNS, PISTOLS, Knives Colts and WARMERS Revolving Pts
tolls Scissors Razors Life Preserrera Fishing Reels and
Tackle of every variety suit the determined angler
WATCHES, JEWELRY, etc.
The stock In this line consisting Of the II T. Cooper NJ
Tobias and real Joseph johnson movements with fine
neat q Swiss and English Levers together with large stock
with great BY f. ROBERTS, for many years engaged
the Wholesale business and having purchased exclusively
for cash. great Inducements will be offered purchasers
Every article warranted represented the money
funded & $E &s3a$ #5s4 taa& A
p Watches, Jewelry, etc, carefully Repaired and
mig
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RS- The steamer New Latona left st Louis the 10th inst
reports in for New Orleans Kenneth
Sam. Flying Cloud, saranac No 9 and st Nicholas
eS- The steamer Republic left St Louis 9Th inst Reports
river falling all the way down
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OFFICE OF ExpERTs. CITY HALL. )

OFFICE OF EXPERTS. Cry HAL,1
New Orleans, May g. 1856
Mg-Ry order Of the Special Joint Commit.
tee appointed by the Common Council examine the books Of
the Treasurer and other city officers with power send
for and papers, all who paid licenses fines
therefor.
r 7.
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a4& LOUISIANA PEsITEaTIARY,
Baton Rouge, April 1st- 1855.
ORDERS FOR THE MANUFAGTDRES OF THE LOU.
" lSlANA PENITENTIARY will received and promptly
attended to by SIN. HART CO., Agents,
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Toys CITY ANDsOUTEzFsES ExPYEss
L. -Running all hours Of the arsaet4
Agent for the Poncnartran Railroad Copsry ~
Mails and having entire charge Of the baggage - 80
"A messenger will wait upon passengers IN can
Checks will be given for all baggage taken eharr m
Company. .84l5 -
baggage checked from residences, the ohc Lake
boats by authority Of the Pocharsin Railroad fon1yaay
Weekly Express every Sunday to Galveston, inaoa
Powder Horn and Houston, Texas. gssEs gs{s94s3
Express Messenger will be dispatched three tes week
Watering Places the Lake Orders and parcels
sceived at the Office. 3..s ~ y
Bills of Iadin left the Office for goods the New York
and steamers, will with pronapt attention.
Schedules Of and signals furnished by applying at the
Office. =5i
Branch office the Pontcharain Railroad Depot for the
ception Of Baggage and Packages Open from a NJ to
The proprietor begs notify public that bis is the only
City Express running and that his arrangements
relied upon. VS. ~ 3. TOBY, Jr.t Proprietor,
PRINCIPAL GraYier street Camp.
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BANK
City Of New Orleans, April 8, 1856. 5
BAt n meeting of the Board of Directors,
held this day, it unanimously
Reoee That with the approval Of the Stockholders having
Bunk not to exceed Sl,000000. -.
In accordance Herewith notice is hereby given that books
will be opened the Banking House. the 18th nst to re-.
main thirty from date, during which time the
Stockholders privileged to subscribe for said In
crease Of capital.
provisional subscription list will be opened at the same time
to the public rata of the portion 81 SAID increase That
ain ont ~ "' $40 = w p. CIR AYSOE Cashier
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Shaw &co-S7 bbs flour beef Is csks bacon IN
VOORHEES, Griggs &co-05 bbs -four csks bacon orde26
bqs tiour James Connolly &coQ0 do Harvey &co-l36 to
Oglesby Macauay-0 do W Newton &co-25 csks bacon
Savage &co-3 do Donglerty &col93 bags corn Hor.
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The Heat ana tho Change,
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE HRKALn.

The temperature Friday at and O'Clock P. NJ,
wss At sightyfour (s and at midnight sixty four (eD
degrees. Red lightning south in the evening.
Saturday, oath, Temperature ct A. NJ, sixty (e0) d.
grees the highest at that hour the present year
NJ ninety and ninety one o and 81 degrees with hight
ring In tie evening" sne this morning At and O'Clock
~ ioztythree 4s) degrees being change Of forty xht
,s degrees ssce Saturday. case ~ ce, De Will IN
Nv York 24tp thunder and ifxrtr4ng stor,n =.
US that evtnir and storm rouih Of K. e,sburs
Va, 10 ne lime
fhs 2sth circle day, ting frcm 2e D,esmcsr
At three HI eIea sad sixty hours to the circle this b.
ri leap GEAR Tie c,ies Gays % The present yesr have
AL teen marked ty exhseTcinsry phensmsnA
The year 1858 presents similar state u atnosobsrs
On the 10th Of hsy Of that year tbs ne mum tenn
psrsture TO eiehtyour (S4j 17h to NINETY C6OJ
and IS b. TO .ah,yeght (ss) degrees and o. the 2ca
fell W forty (82) deRreeta change also u forty sigbt
f4S ctges That state Of was attended bv
hsii storms, thunder and lghtang Michigan ste VA
sres ~ seitated ebbing and flowing sysry fifteen or
veu,y minutes on the 18th and 18TH earthowsLss TO-
lo,.d On the 10th and 21st
On references TO my memoranda on these DAYS and
hat terrific thunder shtnirg and hall storms were az
perisnoed In Quebec, In Verne nt New Hampshrs Nes
fschusetts eunnsctcut, New York. New Jersey Pennsy
vsoia Mari land Virginia. Ohio, Kentucky and In Upper
Canada. several persons killed By lightning msnv
persons we're injured, Gevera buildings burned other
buildings damaged vessels struck and 20 fearfuiy ap
psre was the III under and ngh ming that LADY dsd
with nigh, In Bridgeport Montgomery county
BnooKlys BHcs1s, Moacsy. A. n, Nay 20, 1854
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The Late stabbing A3ray IN Chatham Street,
CORONER's INQUEST.
Coroner Connsry commenced inquest yesterday. at
the New York Hospital upon the body of william Potter
Who died from the effects Of wounds rsosved ON the
morning Il tho 9th uit, while engaged in an ARRAY with
two brothers named Bernard and Timothy shAndsy.
The accused present during the investigation and
were represented by counsel The dst witness sworn
VAS
john NeGla, who deposed that he rsaided 81 No .
Bsysrd street. In the nsishborhood Of the ARRAY
winch took pace N the corner Of Doysr street and Chat
ham square on the morning Of the 9th ult. was
company with some other naeu, 3 dance whioa took
pace az No Chatham street ON the morning IN quss-
ton when dAceass into the Ulacs and saM he had
street, be said TIN Thy shsndsy called him Thief in
about v- minutes afterwards vent With deceased and
creed over Cha ham square to where the shaudIsys
arrived On the spot he struck one In Shapd-
eye Company. dom know VINO 1t Timothy shand.
those waou met in the dance house strike deceased
s'ter the first ssssuit Was deceased did not
Who 20 blame saee were six psrsoas In Shsndeys
rspany at he Time Timothy Shsrdey was not The
an essAseo s,ruek; it night Be- Pnssibe deceased
the dsEct b USE there were Gibbs the fsht
samuel Jackson beng duly sworn, dspossd as fol.
company with two men on tie night OF tbs
s6iAJ; when walking slODg the Bowery we heard
soiss p'ee.saag f.on the dance house Ii gu stion;
eD@ bal s.ufsS him; be did not to bear any III
fepg towards thu shsnd sJs, bat hu anger excl
sgars. man in their company dd not see either
ths Shsoee's or Potter s,ke each oyter do know
any witness Who could testify TO The stAbbing ARRAY
cocd say tia, he kew any one who had seen the
fatal blows given eassd witness told deceased pre-
TO the aft not 70 mind the matter Is ShAndey
drunk and his suggestion deceased promised not
Interfere with tie rhsn,sys deceased Was perfectly
srhsG at tne tine Of tpe Gscas.
DR.. Hoffman. OF tbs New York Hospital, WAS then
mir ed se 70 the condition Of eecessed his arrival
the abov us IT. NED n,titution The physician deposed
that ceceafed suffering from two wounds IN the
lover part Il tn, ascomen. the right side and also
f which peuetrse 70 tue lung the left eide Of
the breast. The O. ST mentioned wounds were, In his
oprioA the cause OF deeta. Tor upon post norton
inrticn Of tie body the kdn had been pens trsed
Al intense iofs ion hae taken place. Rhe wounds
svleared 70 bsye been made with . knife about tour
Inches loDg Ia the blade.
l;sut Blair Of the Seventh yard police, vas then
placed upon tbe stand; but he could not OF his
kLoseogs give my testimony rela i've to the sabbng
sRs Y, his eviceIce thrown out The witness had
hear, al Asour n from the deceased when
ne tai the ia ion house but Coroner Cen
merry t.ken teceaseoe ante NOR EN- examination, 1t
wNs oeSned uppee. sssr. 70 record the testimony.
The adjourned until O'Clock the follow.
ing cay.
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Police IntelliReus e.

SIABB,SG AIfRAY IN THE FIFTH aRD On sunday
night party Of rordes entered the house d Mrs. Car
ter, No % Leonard street. and ebusisg
inmates in most violent manner. Two s.te,asa ~ro
re on visit to Mrs. Carter had Their vits
knie used by one OF the rowdies CAp'sln Go pertsr
OF TIE Fifth ward police, called In to qusu tie
turbsDce and although he went TO the trouble OF put
the rioters out and restoring order he thought
worth bis while to make mention Of the occurrence
his return to the Chief Of Police yesterday morning.
ARREST OF ALLEGED GAAmxRs-On sunday night last
Capt Let's Of the Seventh ward police aided by posse
Of men ur dor his command made deecent upon the
premises OF John Francis, situated At No. 1863 Cherry
street. and arrested tbrtyeieht Manila and Chnsapen
on charge Of milling The proprietor the house was
aiso arrested and was locked charge Of keeping
for want Of 81 ficient evidence.
1BE People VS.. WV. s. DuNHAm-The defendant in this
case eesres Us to that he not held bail for ex
amir afion but will be notified to appear when thu
p Anant Ia ready TO proceed against him.
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From tn. kJchsstsr Cuian, May 241
About O'Clock this morntI q fire discovered By
of the night police In h. fourth Story OF the Cur
block en- Msin stree extending rom Water street to the
river
The Curiss builc ing has an evenaul history 1t hss
BEEN thrice dssroyed BY ire and th>t to- st intervals
OF eigas years; aad oscs when barnea, two va'ua
mem oers OF the IRE department persh<d under It's walls
me buildng just Destroyed csTnple,ea believe
In lsI9 AND SIS COO. A eli these fires tbs
BE es1a,es his ov tho Ere tht. anQ $50 000
This includes building mckinney, Custom gtst nin last
factory &o He hsc insurance Of only 81 600. The
high RATES demanded for Insurance had prevented Mr. c.
from insurpg BE bac. however, for years employed
night ~s.chnan, Who was or should have BEEN duty
The Losses OF the tspAns OF this building who
ehaDics and rerehaIt, sre heavy and but few are
y.rsd by insurance. As near - W. csud @ her them in
the c6nlusion which prevailed they are ~ folio Vs.
The af'n story or attic va. occupied by Webster
Justice t.binet msker.. Lss$1 coo: No insurance.
Io,s sscc or $500 No irsu,ano-.
Fourth story "A man wtose name We do n ~ learn,
successor 70 joseph sehosse picture frame maker Loss
JohB Eeklse, maker Of tsasaaes, 30. Loss 500. No
john Rumble, maker Of fancy bsss.e,ds and chairs.
Iosa SOC; no insurance
Gsog. Maursr, machinery for psAring barley. Loss
David Graham, bsdstsAd maker Loss 5000 or s7oo;
snabert shuts as cutters Loss 5000; no insurance.
Third st ry-L T. FRh pnnd. sash and door factory.
loss 81, 200, insured Ia the GtcA 500.
&c Williams, block isc.or,. s0sIl loss, not estimstsd
sehnsider shubsrt lock mAAers Loss 500 or 800;
sscord .up-H g ssssn, mshsr Of ie.eiry. Loss
VIM BliiI thurst gunsnnith. par. Of the stock -as
ss.d Loss estimated ct $500 no insurance
goods hut bss from 81, 900 to slso0, aro IN
sursres.
&. -e~nsesa, nshsr Of Shoemaker si,. R-.n,ved
ame stosk. Loss ssc0 10 500, no ipsulacls.
I'm the ground door several stores ana su,t.-
grist MIL The mill hat iuft been Leased ~ ssssrs
Nab.r 90. They paid pr Gu urn for the is,. aud
u
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Port OF new York, May %, 1856

CLEARED.
Shin Rspd. Windsor Fan frApcisoo-Suuon d Co.
Ship Chariot Of Fsme. Knowles. Acapuco-Psciac Mall
ssip Msr.nn, GIBBS, Baltmore-pole o.
kst Mahiids (Prus), Baasegus, 81 John, HB-Tunch
by Sss.saS ws.rgsys, ssnon Russs.
zss; a:,I 8 ssss. ssosn'. Co
Brig Wh,sl eI Perry. Jscl sopvi,e-Thompson Huntes
b: Hs .s.s s:gg: i.ss
L9.s T% ss R Tuss,
81, RSs S a. 3 oss: .s1ss
ss s s:a ss rs s.ye $ Ms!,:He ~ s:.s::
SS,ss% +: sss sSs j. ao
ss SURPRISE Sos CIV pcn Ont D nuS.sr Co.
scsr ssssns cole ssicis SIN, Ss s;:. Aoa
sss SER Rss TsSs h s Abbott
ssI Etts
sehr Cabot Eics e5scn Bos..nI Potter Enasrfon'
s sesI ssofs wee
ARRIVED.
sdse arc 70 Iud.m reassns 2s.h 10 AM OF
Ienvicis ssrd s1chaoied signals with steamship James
c.ss.a 2s Ssss: Cardiff " day.
o.se Sss
@ Moore o, ,ss s With
T .sl 2: B:sss s brig z''''
s.: 81" AZ 's ss %.s ssans Y
Mspseis nd put here account q Capt smawlsy being
The snsao rss on ~ ncs IAN ps viii o,.e
l.; "a = s. 5s yS ss @s
srs Gsorss pa,nsrisco CARLISLE, cardeaaa Oh inst
NE Sulrs wstmas Prssssy, Boo.hbay. with lumber 10
WIN ne ss.S ATTisS ~ ~
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GRN. GRRRHE's FAMLY.-There has been report
In urculaIoo for time Ina. the grand cbiIcyen u
Cen Greene tnie circums snces. Is appears
chat tnes feupdaton stever fJr the report The
Providence Journal scents some acts relative TO tnis
subject The ole e3t Gen Grsene Geoygs Washtng
asH vaa kea tIFfapes IL Afsyets In 1885, (te Jesr
q Ma fathsrs dead when Hout mise Years OF age aud
was cared for and eduosd oy thst oisnngushed patriot
After the execution o. Louis XVI hts mother fearing for
MS safety sen, for him, sno hs arrived home m 17s4,
and w~s soop sfsr unassy oro soed In the Savsn
ssah river he then sishssss wears Of ale, and
lsr no pcster,y hs ERgeet son hsnsaiei EAy, y
NOV living in Ills STATE ~ nd-psnnsnt cirsumsssnoes
Issn Greene left three oaugh harths wshiagsen,
EorueEa Lott, and LousA c. HARM. They AL Married
Southern gent'emsn,~o Of toen t-ies--and shsy and
fhatr post4ry have always oceupsd highly rsspsc sale
csioas Ia society. The second OF theu, kra Ltehsn
nov living ct the Sou h. and IL seventy nina years o.
age she u an in'sLigent snt accomplished lady, asd
rome Of our msy reeoect tsat ws usshed ast
eumper an Interesting leaer written BY her respecting
Tortssi. Of Washington BY Stuart II may not y mpro
Der 70 cay at there nov living In tbs STATE many
< the srziy and the blood Of Gen. Greene Some Of
chem are siHuent some Of tDem poss'ss redun liant
wealth ard not Of them justly proud ~ they al are
ri the fame Of sher greet hnsnan, voad suffer hl, i'm
saed pos.srfy 10 the bread Of charity grudxngy
b 81 vsdty the hsEd Of strsogers- FRmN0fen tS' 81
H. -tfsjs, U0g ID
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BefoTe Hon Judge Cerka
sufsoRs BoR DfvoKc. kusr IN fkHABrTAsT or ruE
Stair
NAY 2e--SrapAina J. Co~1>y, ~ a0 r-rs frs'd, ".
O wos Conls--n Doe not appear thAs tbs dsssadant
was ever an iAssitsnt Of this state 70 sathoriss
limited divorces ne parties fbotb) must have bee
and remain nhabtsn,. this sAts ~ least the year
when the mart. re- has taser place out Of the state y
see 2. = ls7 (nexgnS ssstkea -, 4
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MARIriAR iHfEbLIGERCR.


6TBA2AH6 TC OALIFUkNIAs
foR Asr1NwALL. Illinois ST. and George Law Nh q each
BonM.
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
EABH-From Charleston 18th end 4h. duo ct HAyanA "a
AND 7h. From Havana 8A and 2h due q Kew York f7h
EarrRE crrr on NEW GHAsADA--From New York lIfh
irving Havana 90 apf Now Orleans 25tA From New O.
leans 81 Havana 9Th due ut New Yo1f 18TH.
BLACK WARRIOR From New York 12h. arriving q Havana
18Th and New Orleans 2ls& From New Orleans Hta Havana
Qu1EsR Cry Frr York 1a Of cash month. arriving
Havana Oh. snd Mobile sth- From Mobile l6sh Havana
CiHAwsA-From New York th arriving q Havana ID and
Nex orlesns Hh From Vow OrisaDs III, Havana 5h duo
when the above dates n % Sunday the wG sai
MopdGy They leave New CreesS A. u. "a tide
will admit ana tie Isabel leaves Charleston and Havana at
l0A.M.
rHx OVERLAND NAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA
Yhs fcnw,rg 10 Of vSus % those having sorrespc.d
wtts the ss.st--
vSe m.a esvrr scntsapus he ~ md M q saxs
4rryss At Gibraltar auSi sS Sh ANA zsa month
Arrives ut Malta about the 14t ard 30h o sArne month
Arrives Alexandria About the l8h Of and t & fo
leaves suez about thu se INST Of and - or Gu Of
Aryss At Alden about Ss ss.A s0h Of and lo
fesves XGen about The astA or tn d sams and dag q aa
Indian Navy steamer arrives Bombay about The ID III 10
aud lesh 10 21M OF the following month.
AIxArAc NEW YoEx-fHu DAT.
Svu RISES ........ IS moon morn Oh
suu ayra q 2 IL
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The Troops for Canada.

On Monday ast the Governor General Of Canada com.
EuIicaied the following document to the Legislative
Assembly -
mo. 10 DOWNING STREET, May O. 1855
riR-you are aware that the treaty Of peace provides
foreign 'srrii'riss ~ present held BY Them and that
anore ctssv rIrr1Apsns for the dstr1button OF the
e.-f tina E,gG hall BE- sesctsc to he stationed
u brtsa Merit Auerics o. whioa three allotted to
CsIsos.
!. That sueh Of force is no, OF charAster
- sfo;c uoh rooT os niscoooepiop 20 tn. pu pos
~ Der MsjeStj'f gc.srrmert; hut n @h.ns T.
sdoress 70 you hS remarks 10 sxp,srs isa Of that
.. r.s, C-sys cesrstob - Lord E.rn OF tno l4th
ssteh, H1f 1to coon tbe principles which were then
adopted b, a1r rsJesys government regard Their
coorssl picy, !Jersd IN mi itary point OF view;
arc - re-cvt % the mother country the duy OF main
aiming ssu,sops Tor hstnesses Of Importance such
Qpsasc invited tie operation of the province for the
auxiliary measures Of defence The vigor With wdich
~ this moment, militia fsros being organized justi
f's our continuing to place, do place. the fullest
4 is act Of coure, Be expected that the force
Of the garrison alluded 70 should be Ut al times
ing IN shergth NAV vary occasionally from military
political ressons. During the just ended when
eessatsd for Is. opsrsoas IN tss East rsnses ' s
tiosed 10 Canata we're Withdrawn; and ~ predecss
~ ,s s:s
upon the province. That emergency has now bsppiiy
passed away but although the regular soloers in Canada
Nsjestys government continues the same, and they
deshe 70 place their main dependence the we proved
ATTY aoo courage OF ner hAJestye Cepeoisn subjects
To repeI any bottle sssion should the occasion
unfortunately although In that event. her Msjes
s government would cos fan to CIV: TO the proviaes
the full support Of the whole povsr 81 the B iah empire
g. You win take care ths misappreheoslon ON this
subject shan exis 10 Canada, which might produce any
relaxation Of the honorable exertons which tine province
IL now mailing 70 establish suitable mill Sry orgsniss
ton. IbAv. had the greatest sasfaoton 10 submitting
to her Majesty the accounts vhi.h you have t,anmttsc
TO OF The spirit and energy with which all classsa Of
her Cspafisn sutcis have come forward 10 carry into
effect TIE provisions o. the mill act, and trust
that the result win be that this local force viii speedily
= rfaccd on iootag OF perEaren, eticisney haze,
81. H. 1AROCCHrRE.
Gov. s,r Epsrsp wAISu HAD, Bart. &c, 40.
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PKRSAxRrco, April 2S-The transactions since our
last bsss heen fng impors owing to the arrival Of
only vessel from foreign port, With assorted
Co. but which has yet commenced 70 discharge OuY
report IL consequently confined TO those goods which,
Previously receiv-d were stiii remaining on hand fol
vessel with jslked tef from Rio Grance do Sui I'D
vsed in the postscript TO last number and another
with ccdfsh, -four and dries from RIO Dc JAnero.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-27

DO FcR HIcARAcuA.-About one hundred and
o. srefsps tor Niesrsgus hft the city last evening
On the sttf4e suara They 60 unaer the auspices Of
Cosl JOS lien, OF the nobiest Gibustavs among
hem 81. I've ell we them . ehapes 10 show their
rsil H. ttw vte Of hresrns occasion of.rs, beyond
toubt Ibe. are Rsao. set 81 msa, snd their leader
s the t'srss OF ne brave Napoleon said Of Of
his meet Ss.isr' rsrsbAjs.
raj heusnn4s I<rrons VINO had Assembled the wharf
end who s.e them nine iorg ans hssry cheers the
boat recsded ben the shore. They were preceded by
about other emg1ants, who have been lea7-
ing fer New tor several days past and will oin-
solst Ovenseoro In this state, by about hundred
Der.
The entire command, when II reaches New Orleans,
viii probably number some Eve hundred and With
such metsl 80 II viii be coDposed u they viii march
sirgle handed through Costa Rsa. From New orlssns
they VII embark on bark chartered for their tans-
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