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VA zoo RIVE R.

Will leave WEDNESDAY 2lst inst, at O'Clock p NJ
f~@o FOR YAXOO AND TALLAHATCHIE.
' The and splendid light draught
SssSss34 Sallfc Robinson, Dyas Powers, master, for
Mouth of Coldwater Tillaoba Leioe Greenwood Sidon,
Yazoo City, and all intermediate landings the Tai
lahatcle rivers will leave above
myM JOHN f. HYDE & CO. 66 Poydras street
The salie Robinson will take freight for Grenada if con.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-21
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 21, 1856.
Nem OrleaIrs 1ailg Grestflt,

MEETING AT THE EXCHANGE BUILDING LAST NIGHr.
The frieuds Of Walker and Nicaragua had q glorious
meeting at Exchange Buildings last night. DR.. A.
K Taylor was appointed Chairman, and Mr. Yancey,
Secretary. J.H. Unthank, Esq, explained the OBJ
ject Of the meeting in an eloquent address.
Walter Coleman, ESD, was speaking when We ar
rived. The meeting was then addressed by Capt.
jones' Of the Nicaraguan army, and by Mesars. Carr
and Sanders. Fs
On motion, the Chairman appointed a committee
to collect money to be appropriated in aid Of Walker
and his cause in Nicaragua. We were compelled to
leave at this stage of the proceedings, and did not
learn what subsequently took place. Every cne
seemed enthusiastic the subject and convinced
that the cause Of the gallant Walker is at the hearts
of our people, memphis Eagle, 10th.
The ball is rolling on splendidly. It will sweep
over the whole countryin short time, now that it
has got fairly under way. D
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-21

A GAY LorHAR1o CRAZE OF THE Lock Sc
duction-0n Monday last, the citizens of our town
were startled from their usually quiet and orderly de-
pertinent by the cry Of "stop him arrest him 4
istrates, Squire Harrison On inquiry we found the
facts of the case to be substantially as follows:
1t appears that young female, the daughter of a
Methodist minister, had loved, not wisely, but too
we,' an individual named Worthington, the results
of which love was a bouncing boy A warrant was
out against Worthngton, and Esquire HARRISON
riding into town, happened to clap his eyes upon him.
With his usual vglant discharge of duty he called
for his arrest, and deputized gentleman who had
ridden into town with Worthington, (the Squire not
knowing the fact to arrest his friend. Prompt pur
suit was made by his party, on horseback, but
irving at the point where Worthngton was he jump
ed off his horse of course to make the arrest for
which he was deputized by the Squire. But, alas!
Worthington like the Frenchman's flee, for when
Jordan put his finger on him, he was not thar for
when the deputy constable jumped off his horse, W.
jumped on, and the horse was made to travel at the
rate of 2:40, to the great apparent dsmay of Wor-
thingtons friend Jordan, the great amusement of the
men and boys, and the immense wonder of the " fair
sexn who crowded to their doors and windows to en-
joy the fun, and wonder at the cause Of this John
Gilpin race Suffice it to say that for the present.
Mr.. W. has escaped the clutches of the law.
"S. $500 ashland Kentuckan.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-21

IMPORTANT DEoIsIoN.--We learn that On Wednes-
day last the Supreme Court Of the United States de-
cded the case of Bacon ct als versus VIM. Robert
son. ct als in favor of the complainants. The case
was presented on bill filed by the stockholders Of
the Commercial Bank Of Natchez, against Robertson
trustee, and others. The question for adjudication
was whether the stockholders could, in equity, re,
cover the debts and property due to the Bank, and
the Court decided unanimously that they could re-
cover. The cause was argued BY George S. Yerger
and George NJ. Wharton, Esqrs,, fer complanants,
and by Mr. Lawrence, of Washington, for defendants
[Vicksburg Whig, 18th. S.
R1oTous AFFAIR AT CoY1NGroN, KY.-C Cincinnati
May l3.-The German Turner's Societies Of this city,
whilst holding celebration at Covington, KY, yes
terday were annoyed by some boys and handled them
rather roughly. subsequently, Marshals Butts and
Harvey, on attempting to arrest the Turner'S, were
severely wounded; the former BY pistol ball and
the latter by a sabre cut The. most intense excite
ment ensued, and large crowds of citizens collected
Some demanded the United States troops at Newport
barracks to turn out but they were refused. Stones
were freely used, and some firearms discharged but
no one except one of the officers was much hurt.
Finally five of the Turner's surrendered voluntarily
and quiet was restored The Germans say that the
officers did not make themselves known or no resist
auce would have been offered them. 'H
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sEA-GoING VESSELS.
G ALIF o R MA .

TO sail on THURSDAY, ed lust, at o'clock A. NJ.
xEGS, FOR CALIFORNIA via ASPIN-
SlK Ktgfkh WALL, AND PANAMA, touching at San Juan
del Norte Nicaragua going and retnrningIThe
with Government mails and passengers connecting with Of
the Pacific Mail splendid steamships at Panama Tor
myI5 w. G, TEMPLETON, IS Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-21

cst4T1oS. STEAMBOATS, AND FAMILIES SUPPLIED
. with Reef Pork Mutton and Veal, Sa,saget Tripe, aud
every thing bnchering line Barrels and Of
1hoice ConsH Beef nut up orei for Cabin Family Use,
at Stall No 2 POYnR AS MARKET, by .-
H'' - AUGUSTUS u MERkEL.
B-steaubuats Ships supplied with Nil kinds OF Live
Stock suca fresh mch Cows Hogs Shnats Pigs, Sheep,
Coat, Grpse Ducks, Chickens. etc nAf
tiACON2UA casks choice Cincinnati sides and Louisville
ID Shoulders, for sale by
VuORHIES, GRIGGS d 60,
myl3 Is Tchoupitoulas street
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cTORAGE-STORAGE ALGIERs WARE.
y HnUSES.-A. +. COCHRAN HALL. Agents, 80 Graver
street. for the hulk Of 100 100 bushels $4,000
sacks Of salt Also housed yard for the reception railroad
pig iron Rates Of storage favorable he had
fel5
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CANDLEs, OIL, WIIstS4Yi s. ! BRAHpY Y etc
700 boxes Fraser STARCH; ~
so barrels No. LARD OIL; .z
r00 barrels Boyles Copper Distilled ROSE WHISKY;
100 hf bbls.
rs bbls Monongahels WHISKY (iron bound3
For sale sal Il BY TN' JOSEPH Lands 4 CO.,
ml2 So Tchoupitoulas street.
MO CURE NO PAY.-CHOLERA, DIARRHEA,
IN Dysentery Cholera Mobus and all derangemens OF the
towels are guaranteed money returned The under
Aligned also Rhenma'ism Neuralgia Scotua, White
Sweng Bone Felons Scad Head, Old Sores and Ulcers OF
every Descriptions all Chronic Diseases of Femaes Depot
of the Soutiei medies No lO Carondeet street, between
Cannl and Poyd 81, near Poydras
HIyy dly&W6m Or. VIM. DOWSE,
r. FHANTON, AUCTION AND COMMISSION
A. MERCHANT, Austin, Texas.
Liberal Cash Advances made on a kinds OF merchan
disc 2plln-5m&iyW
TTOWE,s COTTON HARVESTER, FOR
Ill picking cotton the field Patented December S55-
The attention growers and others interested is parcu
ary invited to this and Valuaoe Fehuop LOT pehs
ton in the field -.
The machine simple its construction weighing only eight
pounds with hand do the work OF from three to
fye men in the field. .,
Cotton picked with much cleaner and freer
from rash and is left in better condition tor ginning IMAM
tha, picked by the old hand method
selling State and county rights Tor the nnniac-
lure of The above machine Any information relaVe
cade Hotel between of 10 and daily where machine
will be in operation by addressing G. A. HOWE Cleveland
Ohio. 45
Price of machine $25.
Orders promptly attended to. ,,,,,,r,,r
MI Agent Howe's Cotton Harvester
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B AL 7 MO R e.

SNr FOR BALT11IORE-REGUL LINE
efYSAS The splendid new AL brig Fanny w hitter,
Gage, master having large portion OF her cargo en-
gagged viii have immediate dispatch For balance of freight
rs 'f''' GEO W. HYNsoN CO., So Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-21

The Committee Claims submitted resolutions for giving
he widow Of policeman Aexander Aeo S00 year thres
gears foT paying policeman Laerandere ot twenty three
Jays time lost from being shot whilst in the discharge his
luy and for policeman Daion for forty lost
adopted The Committee reported adversely ppon suny
petitions. f24 s5{5s9 &s9t+ +-s8fs I n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-21

sSN FOR NIARSEILLES-THE Al REMARK
ENA ably fast sailing ship Astoria, Capt. A. F. Holmes,
2sas loading for the above port aud will meet witt,
dspnch For balance of freight passage apply on board
.
myl4 7. II. ASHRRrpGE& 4 co, l2n Common street
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TEXAS AND MEXICO.

To sail on UNDAY LIST june. at 8 O'clock A. NJ
s---r.. FOR VERA CRUX.--u. s MAIL LINE
MfHh The and magnificent steamship Iexas, M dnos:
above, puncually carrying the U. B. malls ,t,.
For freight passage, having elegant accommodations
for cabin and steeraee passengers, apply 10
HARRIS d MORGAN, foot Of Jnia street,
opposite the Steamship Landing
At,sn,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-02

ALSO
ar.. assortment Of Black Brown, CiarCthn Pearl col
orr soft Hats al every rae together with assort-
OF mems youlis aud cnldreU's CaTs, Wholesale and
Retail which attention 81 patrons and the public
Is especially invited.
y. I-IIats maIc Con:ormaturc measure warranted
80 a Tes9 "' az shortest ''''''' W. w. Jl,irsoN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-02
I'D ATS AID C-ApS.

WE have this receive done ofte fnestan most beau
w ulaSsortmcnts Hats and Gaps brought to
city; the fashionable that could he made in e cas-
markets.
1t comprises in part the following kin'ls:
MOL silk Molcin Hats, light AMI elastic, made hv
the East and in trict accordance with onT
Ivrs; white ard black beaver, otter seal Sc Re-
Know Nothing Wide Hats, white and black Soft Fur and
Wooi Hats of every color, quality and price.
Also
Caps every description and Of the most recent stylcs,
Nevada, Know NUtlng Pyrenese, Pyramid, Ca
naian RussaI giish Washington, and Consolidation
Caps all other kinds in abundance which wall nc sold
lower than Goods OF these knds were ever offered before to
this Community.
CIrens Hats and Caps Of all kinds just received from
the most fashionable houses ia New York.
Carpet Bags, Furs and Glove always on hand
All respectfully invited To call in anu cN-
anime our nasncen Stock Goods before purchasing
feel confident that please die most
ftstiiiou..
Nothing will he wanting on our part to suit and Hec0nmo-
date Uur, I,HI patrons.
You thing IN the way Of hats aud Caps Just give
Us II call, guarantee that will sell goods
low they be any where this side of Philadelphia,
nv 8 d. HARPER & son.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-02

Revolvers! F'irearmsl
C'UfTI ETiN.. VARIETY GOODS! :!
fERUSS Els.
WOULD call attention 70 my iaTg and splendid STOCK y
Colts. Aliens NaT-tons, and Warnrrs ReT"lvers and
great variety Of Pistols too numerous 20 mention.
sIenAid stock Of Cutlery, Variety Goods, eic.
Trasses and supporters in great variety.
Al kinds OF repairing done with neatness and Dis
patch at T. CARTWRIGHT'S
Cutlery, Variety and AinsiC Store,
ir1n 12l Main MIieclinE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-02
Goods at your own Priees!!
SPRING FASHION FOR HATS,

rINE subscriber has on hand manufacturing large
j assortment Hats, tie latest and most approved
styles which be surpassed for Hgtness, brauty and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-02
oUEENSWARE.

I'VE respectfully invite citizens, and country
w chants who are rclcnisins tlieir snct Of China,
Glass Queenswarc and (uols, 20 examine stock
before going East purchasing elsewhere. II embraces
some entire new aud desirable patterns NJ this
SPRING IMPORTATION.
We ask country merchants give Eastern prices,
with cost OF transportation.
~ Goods fOT re-sipnent packed with grsN; and
j. X DUNIAN & CO.,
No. Is Monroe street,
aus Wheeling, Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-23
Coroners' InuueSts.

FATAL ACCIDENT on THE HUDSON RIVER RAuRoAD.-An in
quest held yesterday at S21 West Thrtyr street.
upon the body Of . laborer named John e. Laherman,
who was instantly killed the Hudson River Railroad
by being over by locomotive Friday afternoon.
Deceased Is appeared, was at work upon the road
thirty first street when he struck by engine and
almost instantly killed. The deceased native Of
Germany and was Il years Of age. Verdict accord
snce with the absve facts.
DEATH FROM EATING Poisonous sAusAeEs.-Another case
of death from eating diseased meats under the OBJ
servaton of the Coroner Friday evening. nam
ed Thomas Mahoney died very suddenly at his residence
West Sixteenth street. the day In question Coro
Connery, being notified of the fact proceeded to
the rese deceased and held the body
when IT was shown that death caused by eating dis
eased or poisonous sausages. post mortem examine
ton was made by Dr.. Finnel who found tuberculous de-
posts in both lurgs the heart healthy and tbs
tomsch contained bloody auid and portions Of und
Injected the BRAIN liver kidneys other organs were
in q healthy condition. DR.. Finnell, after minute in
vesgation OF the stomach and its contents said deceas
came 10 his death from the combined effects Of in
temIeranc and poisonous sausage meat The jury
turned verdict In accordance with the DOCTORS opinion
and further said 1--WE caution the public against the use
Of seasoned meats without careful inquiry how such
meats are prepared"
No. 678 He uston street. upon the body OF named
Mary Halbert who found dead in her ROOM at the
above The police hearing Of the case thought
that the deceased had been poisoned but post norton
examination made upon the body Of the deceased
that death had been caused by delirium trenens De
ceased 40 ears Of age and was native OF England.
FAINT which was found BY Che First ward police At the
Battery enlargement. A woman named Mary ,wager
was arrested suspicion Of nfanticide, but as ev
eence could be adducei against her. the coroner was
Obliged TO discharge the fro custody Toe jury
in this rendered verdict OF Death from unknown
causes"
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e r y r 4 = u = = r. n " r
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELEGRAPHs.
From Washingt,

FIcm Warrington.
THE NICARAGUA TRANSIT CoMPANY's DIFFICULTY
THE GOVERNMENT DETERMINED NOT TO INTER
FERE-THE KANSAS INVESTIGATION, ETC.
WASHINGTON, March %. 1856.
Messrs White and Wander bilt closeted with Al
torney General Cushing for time o.dsy, and
urging government 10 aid them in their difficulties
with General Walker Mr.. Marcy previous occasion
peremptory refused to do anything, and Mr. Cushing
stated 10 them in plain terms oday that they could
pect nothing from our government. 1t appears the
subject has been be fore the Cabinet The administration
are opinion that White and Vanderbilt aided and
nved at fbusering expeditions to Nicaragua therefore
they have sympathy with them, and are determined
not to interfere
There is 3 tremendous pressure Speaker Banks in
reference to the appointment Of commissioners to
Kansas. Mr.. Dunns friends urging him with great
vehenence while, the other hand OF the North
republicans doing everything in their power to
defeat him. The announcement will not be made until
Monday Governor Reeder left to-day for his hsme at
Faston, and will 60 from thence early next week to Kan
Eas withhe Commissioners. The Kansas free State
suon arrived here to-day, and put into the hands
of General Cass. He viii present it to the Senate
Monday.
Letters have been received from Mr. Buchanan an
nouncirg his intention Havre in the Arago
the 9th of April.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-23

bis speech before the Council of State, the
other day the Emperor of France spoke of
acts and sentiments (Which were of ma.
ture to strengthen the alliance between the
two nations" Language, in the mouth of
men SO we'll trained to weigh 1t as Napoleon
commonly means more than appears on the
surface. What were the sentiments which
we're TO strengthen the British alliance? Is it
true, after all that the old idea OF marriage
between Louis Napoleon's heir and Princess
Royal Of England has not been abandoned ?
Let no man venture positively to reply in the
negative.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-23
The Easter Holidays.

To-day il Easter Sunday, snd Its Observance, which IL
universal throughout Christendom Is in ccnmenaranoo
OF Chrss resurrection from dead and ascension TO
Paradise Easter Is called from the Saxon word o,
to rse, or, some writer's suppose, from one Of the
Saxon eoddessss. called Easter who worshpIed at
tins season Of the year.
Easter Sunday the grand high festival Of the church,
and in Europe especially the Roman Catholic portion OF
it, great Ieoicipes had IN honor Of the Redssmsr's
resurrection So over d, in he minds Of the sagny
is all nature at tho return of Ea that it IS opposed
the sun dances at Its rising Ia the morning. We SIRE
very much afraid that but ew Of our readers will os
able to verify the truth of this belief to- day as savy
rising is not marked popularity of New Workers.
Sir Thomas Brown has quaint thoughts the
subject Of the suns dancing. He says
We shall not hope, d'spArags the resurrection Of
Redeemer Il ray that dotn not dance on Easter
ay and though We woald willingly assent to say SYM
ahetical ye We csnnot conceive therein any
motion there on tbs cay wherein Christ arised,
Scripture hath not revealed, wnch hath been panetuAl
this and, II metaphori:.l expression 60 50 far, We
may be bold to Affirm not only that one sun dancs bus
two more that day that Liz Mt appeared at his nativity,
and darkness at his death and light at BOTH or
that darkness light unto The Gsnes, illumin sted
by that obssuity. That tina first time the Sc.
above the horizon; that though there were darkness
above the EARTH yet there ign beneath IT, dare
We say tina he'll Was dark II he we're In II.
Ioday there Will Dc interesting serVces IN the ho IN
Catholic and Epscopaan churches In many countries
OF Europe they deck the altars and churches with
to typy the renewal Of lie In plants emblem of the
resurrection The game Of egg breaking is also ndaged
in, and in Russia told it Is customary for toe
people to 60 around with colo ed pasAe eggs in their
hands challenging their ntighboIs to trial Of the
strength Of their several eggs The broken egg is Of
the spoil OF the ccnqueror The universal salata
ton in the morning Christ is risen" The egg with
the Egyptians and Jews was type Of the creation as II
represe n.ed undevelopsd life.
Easter is beautifully significant holiday emSlema-
tic Of the renewal OF the evd of life 10 all NATURE
and, doubt to-day millions OF pious souls will hail it's
return with Thanksgiving and praise and prayer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-23
Marine Disasters.

BRIG H0RATIO AND SCHOONER CALIFORNIA IN DIS
TRESs, ETC.
NORFOLK, March a. 1885,
The brig Hora'o, fifty days from Key West bound to
Providence has put in here leaking and with loss Of
sails.
The schooner California forty days from Booth
bay, has also put here with loss of Sails rigging &C.
The schooner Silver Cleuld from Mngo Islands, with
cargo of guano bound to Philadelphia put in here
day, leaking badly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-23

A SPECIAL JURY has been struck in the case
of Giles against Flagg, to decide who is the
rightful Comptroller of the city. 1t meets to-
morrow morning, at ten, and is composed OF
the following persons
Auchncloss Hugh, Jr., commission merchant No. lis
Broadway; Bancroft George, historian, NO. II West
Twenty first street. Gray. John A. c. merchant No SO
Vssey street; Grpne, Henry, merchant No. II Bon-
stree! Gailslin James, bank president, No. So We
Eeven,h street; Hurry, Edmuna architect No. II weet
Thirty first street; Jones, Edward, gentleman, No. 24s
Mercer street; King, James d. Jr banker, No. 46 Bar
elsy street. Mscomber, Edward, banker, No. 275 Fifth
place Elliott Henry H. merchant No. 1874 Fifth avenue
Oakley Richard A., secretary, No 80 East Twentysourtn
street. Phelps Anfon, Jr, merchant, No. 80 East FIT
tenth street; Randolph Arson D. F. bookseller, No. 81
Bedford street; Allen, George F., ronsoundsr, No. 81
Ninth street; Stout, Aqrils c. president, &c. No 81
Ninth street; Tiers, EDWARD w. merchant, No. % Gin
ton pace; AtterbuIy Louis, merchant, No. % Irving
places BehoD, Theodore, merct ant No IA Fifth
nelano Frederick merchant No 80 lafayette place
Douglas, Earl, merchant, No. 127 West Twenty third
street Jafray, Edward merchant, No AZ Second
rue; DefoI est, William W, merchant No. 26S Fifth
nue; Derr, ALERT c., retired, No. 81 Wall street.
This is q good jury. We hope they will do
their work we'll and thoroughly, and that If
such thing be ct ell possible, they may give
blow to the wholesale corruption existing in
cur city politics.
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Launch Of the Minnchaha.

IAnuHch Oh TIC mInncnuuus
Boston, sNarch %. 1850.
The three deck ship, Of 800 tons, named Mune
haha, .sfuny launched from the yard Of her
builder, Donald Mckay, Esq, at noon to-day. COLA
ton followed the launch at which persent General
John Tyler Professor Longeow, and Others who made
short addresses Mrs. Barrow also repeated passages
from " Hiawatha." The whole affair passed off very
pleasantly and agreeably.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-23
Naval Intelligence.

The United States propeller Despatch taken into
the Navy Yard dry dock Friday night last after w:h
discovered that she had broken Of tn. fans Of
her propeller Mr.. Gay, the principal engineer states
that pattern could no. be procured, and conse-
quenty Hte will be taken out and placed in Of the
sectional docks the New York side, that the new
steam igate Niagara may be admitted into the naval
cry dock on Monday Ito morrow at II O'Clock A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-23
Netiee tn the Public.

Advertisers requested 70 ecndenss their business
nsAsss into few words possible. Space is valuable
"a our columns srs crowded. Economy in words is
SUoromy In money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-23

INpEuHrrY FOR PROPERTY DESTROYED by Mons.
The Kentucky Legislature, which adjourned sine de on
cities and Of the State responsible to the owners OF
properly destroyed By mobs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-23

KANSAS MOVEMENTS IN TIE SOUTH.-Read the
report elsewhere in this paper Of the Kansas
emigrant aid meeting in Charleston, S. G.