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RAILROAD TRAVELLING, !
e~gs~ -ze. r-rszRz5z:zss NEW ORLEANS, jack
Asssss5s Asss5 EsSsJ EsS s syn n, AND AN GREAT NORTHERN

rEox 30 SEPTEMBER TO slsr OCTOBER.
G TEAM M leaves New Orleans, daily half
miles from New Orleans ss7 eeock p Il KEITH Retnss ess
3 H.
an fa n a % Manos 3 d every Sunday at
Ssw Orleans coef ~ The same aaa tGS" Gay
s Gen ese Chi Gas sWav under @
age and eG0sd half price Tickets
inclnsive,l at half half the foregoing rates,
copssg NJ * s Ct M {. ess the
whoss Or halves in packages Of at reduced price
written pass expressly aon @ IN do s m ana namn
the stations to an and from which they 60 pass viii
direction only those making trip both ways will have
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Magnolia and
stations at O'Clock A. NJ every Tuesday Thurs
tsmsse :. m fae n N29Pda Wednesday Friday
Sauray Flag stations midway bsws seps rer On sons
to 5s 9 Il &c KEN ossn, DEPOT
wv ,,;.. =, ., r: P. GgYARD, sup't Transportation
and from Jackson Magnolia every day connecting
with The PASSENGER trains SGT
E4fss54S HH& 4SSSbaHHAhSS7' tHHhS a'HsSRHa skH7
WINTER s ARRANGEMENTS.
of this road will leave the Depot Algiets as follows
$s's:s sSs[y Ss$
Arrive at Bayou BqHF FEFtFaiSa: .a2so ?: NJ.
zFsivs i ss;s2: afs3as s. s. #:
+.
Excursion tickets the regular Stations and back the
day will be issued rs folows
@ @Dotte. -
iaSot uto tAielIaius L 5U
TO aeeland Lafourche Crossings and Terrebonne. 60
To Tigervile--. s 3i00
To Bayou Bnuf. .................. "a .
Between Intermediate regular Stations prices proportional
"A Ferry Boat will with the Passenger Traus leaving
the foot Of St. Ann EVERY at o'clock pre-.
cisely..
Freight will be received for Bayou Benf and intermediate
Stations by the Company the wharf foot Of ST. Louis
street. EVERY DAY until O'Clock P. NJ. All up freight
must be paid by the shippers and regh. be delivered al all
other Stations than Bayou des Aenand Racennd Iafourche
Crossing, Terrebonne Tgervle and BAYOU Bnuf (where
the Company have agents. must be paid
Printed Rules and Rates OF Freight to be had on application
at the Office Of the Company.
TIL. THAYER,
aultt Master Transportation
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OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
~ lNSIlTuTlON.-Oice No. 81 Camp street-Incorpora.
tea @ hnofF c act Of the legislature 18th March, 1855
nePosS every morning Sundays excepted from to O'clock
ana on saturday evenings from s to O'clock
weposis ol One Dollar aud upwards will be received.
Ihe employment of the funds is strictly limited by the Act of
incorporation to the Public Debts tho United States of the
state OF louisiana and Of the City of New Orleans.
LOUIS upon mortgage OF unencumbered unimproved Real
ing 80 per cent. of the appraised cash value ~ 0
Lcans pledge OF the Stock the ncopornted Ranks in
New Orleans not exceeding GU per the market yue
All Interest Profit derived from the enpoymen Of be
funds is TO be distributed semannaly among The Denosiors
No Trustee directly indirectly borrow any Of fnd
or receive any pay emoument Whatever lN
Certificates of deposits having interest rate to be araAd
upon will be issued for not less than Sl denosed For
specified time " :"
TRUSTEES.
George Eustis, A. D. Kelly, William yope1
%.N Mercer, Geo Urquhart, R. B. Sumner
G. C. Duncan A. Heine George Ionas
Wilhelmus Bogart, P. n Wood Thos A. Clark
Thos A. Adams Z. A. Bradford D. D. Withers'
W.N. MERCER, President.
A. D. KELLY, }
WM. EOGEL, Vice Presidents
r. B.. SUMNER
r. d. WITHERS, Treasurer.
N B-Copes of the Act of INCORPORATION and ran
We oo'ainea ot lAe ONCE a2Siy
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TYr%s h. FOR POINT Gle AR.--UNTIL FUR
= ther notice, the steamer Southern Star,
ssss@sssa Capt. John P. Carson, will leave DAILY,
SUNDAYS excepedl ut Ak o'clock NJ direct for POINT
CLEAR and BATTLES WHARF.
On sundays Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays will leave
front of the Hotel convenience families and freight Sunday
evenings will leave town about six O'Clock.
;rDtF n q n
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pATEfS-BATI1S-BAT -BATFHS--BARBERIzING, No.
II 26 St. Charles street.
ROLLINS once at his post. The Verandah fire for
while stopped the operation OF his well known establishment
but Time the physician has restored to him better
where he give at all hours Hot Cold Tapor Shower
Medicaed BATHS.
His BARRIERS SALOON is supplied with the best artists
the country afford and Shaving, Hair Cutting Cleaning
Dyeng aud Dressing have been reduced down science he
fe-s assured that he with aacrty and dispatch the
most fastidious.
He has for sale well assorted stock of fresh PERI UMERY
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics and the Dyes TONES
the hair.
Racial at his Diamond Hair Cutting and Bathing Saloon
ml3 I'm JOSEPH ROLLINS.
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Will leave on FRIDAY, 18th inst, at O'Clock T. NJ
:, r. q. 8. 1IAIL PACKET FOR CAI-
RO--The snperor and Light drsnght passenger
N steamer r. w Nc Rae, John ". Cannon
Memphis Napoleon Gaines Landing. Greenve Lake Provi
dence and Fcksburg For freight apply board
or TO +4 7. B. SMI TIL. s-sFs !
sell i ITchounoulas straet
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EUPpER MIssIssI.PPI.-
LOWER MIssIssIpp1.

Will leave on THURSDAY. 1lth inst. at 5 O'Clock r. NJ y
TEgTa s THE FINE LIGHT DRAUGHT
ll6EKs1S packet steamer G. Hays, Dave Brandepburg
master TiI leave rs aovs for Memphis, Hee
intermediate Landings For freight passage apply on board
or to EsfH 3fsF7 G LEWIS SNAPP ID 90 7971|.f' y
20 T5., & .5r - ,-E7.I ~ Frnn+ v.-aa+
Ps-Parcnlar attention paid 70 plantation and Way Rsnds
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| TtRESCENT CITY SOAP JVOESKS-DEPOT
| " No. IL Lafayette
The subscribers have commenced in this city the
OF Soap for Family Ship Steamboat which they pre-
to the public for its approval in competition with the
soaps Of established reputation combines with
dom from the disareeable effects of ordinary and
will be found trial. to possess washing properties in
ection and guaranteed to contain ingredient in sufficient
quantity TO innre the finest fabric of ladies' apparel.
The advantages of merchants and Others being able
supply themselves and with equally good if
better arceo home manufacture will present themselves
glance and the subscribers respectfully solicit
mlO G, HAIEN co,
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Hassa FOR MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
~ q. S. NAH. LINE-Sucmer Arrang gemen-The
splendid low pressure packet steamer CalifOr
mia, " H. Hntchings master; Oregon, Myers, master,
Accommodations of the above steamers will leave the Lake
end of the Pontcharran Railroad daily the arrival of the
Il o'clock NJ stopping Bay ST. Louis Pnss Christian
and ascagoula daily going and returning water permitting
Cabin Fare to Mobile ................S5
L. GEDDEs Agent, 10 Bank Place.
Nov r1Rops Nnrn, harI NIX
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TITO SUGAR PLANTERS.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
Z are prepared to receive orders for PHILADELPHIA SU
GAR KETTLES, Of the Tennessee Pattern, less
price. McGUTCIION, HOWELL & CO..
MIL f,un,n street New Orlanns
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THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER H. 1856 -
WATERING PLACES.

g., PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL-THIs COM
aI m0i0us and eligible establishment is now open for the
M reception Of yisitors and complete arrangements have
been perfected for the entertainment Of inferior
hotel upon the Gulf Coast. GRICE &c JAMES,
jy4 2pat--lm Proprietors
Aes CULEUnI SPRINGS = CHoCTAW COUNTY,
EE A1abamaTe proprietor of the delightful Water
lng Place his thanks the citizens OF New
and its vicinity for their liberal patronage bestowed him
last senso and begs leave to them that he will be
happy t. see them again this An Express will
the Springs and New Orleans this thereby
abing visitors at the above place to communicate with their
friends at hing expense without the usual delay caused by
the mails
RATES EoARD:
FER day " % -
" week. Il 90
w.
EI Hacks in waiting the landing the arrival Of
every boat to convey passengers Immediately the Springs
% An analysis of the be had Of W. b. Phillips
No. 53 ST. Charles street, who agent in New Orleans
je94m CHARLES CULLUM Proprietor.
-, COOPER,S WEL1a-SITUATED IN KINDS
E county Miss forty miles from Vcksburg by railroad
E4u Raymond, within four miles, from thence by stage.
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Markets.


Slx FRANCISCO Wednesday Evening, March ~ lSoS
ton. Ia, have been q having been Of Job
buE character generally GnimPOTtint There are variety
tosy TIE article bad eeeded 80 more but we
the arset all ast ard inasi,e TIA. the facts "a ne
hays teen BY tested 70 cAya parties whether
sss.d with their correspondence aid collections Transactions
todsy holly obbin have summed equal 70 seou! 900
Flour; 80 a. sack. Domestic sod 20 5O 200 do Oregon
City Mnls do Masno. ,-d SO DO Do 81 20 80 d." Ore
o 20 hsf sets Pseise EA'rs a. so 90 SO do EosIers
s45o 50 do do, straight lot sold at the saue hsure.
MEAL BRAN-l.oO Magnolia Buekwheat Meal sold AZ
&c ec Com Meal fresh ground sold at Sc 50 b6s sweet
Eae,u 81 % halfbbs do DO. at 81 tuns Bran sold
wnEar-There ha, been Little better feeling to-day with
respect the grades of whsi and notice
tended inquiry Tor such E shoe nS sT' as, S oeen nS'n
sed quoted of inferior grains show that the
rrskcs well sustained. Transactions amount to LID bags
so in Eve lots aenst receipt, GIG BAGS 900 bags sold
pvste 20 DO choice milling AZ sc 800 10 ordinary and
9BARLrY-Saes OF eco bsss the following
receipts Of 100 SEQ bags sold at SIC l do and % do
oArsssle Of go bag, in three parcel. at the following
rates 'snst receipt: Of ga S'ss $40 sts. sold on private
PoTAToEs-sse' Of $50 bags ags receipts OF $50 eass
Is 90 do and l'' do sold on private terms 50 do sweet
9sIoNs-5c bag bags oTssoa .OIS At SIC
PoRK-lOO bbls Clear sold on private terms.
LARD-lCt ION tins) sold On private terms 3 do do
BuTTER-O fkins Kempe's double package, sold at ic
l.cCt % California Ranch at Adf5c
RIcE-lOOc n Batavisn sold at &c.
BREAD-25C SEQ 70 Pilot Bread sold at 7c 20 bbs do, do, at
&c.
CASE GooDs assorted Case Goods sold at less than
home freight.
PIcKLEs-5CO cases CALF slloss) Gherkins at 81
TEA-0 chests Ooorg Black Teas sold SIC 100 do, do,
aisle. $50
SuCaR-.Co bbls Crushed sold at l5c 20 DO do at 2lc.
CIlRET-lCO Bordeaux Clsrst, Oregon, sold at
go %.
BEES eco dozen Tenants Ale snd Porter sold terms
ede public.
OLIVE Ou-lCe cases sold at - 50.
CASpLEs-lCO boxes Ph0uix sold az 2Sc
MAIcHEsSO round wood boxes, in tin sold a. rl TO-
CoREs-l.5(O NJ COrks sold at ~ 25.
HAY-sO bales choice sold at 3 y tun.
SlRUP-SOO kegs Shawmut +. b. at Ole, cash.
TuRPENIINE-lCO -. sold at zoe, cash
lHEEsE-9l et l5c.
PICK HASDLEs-A sale Of IS dos slightly stained at 2i
MArrNG-lC0 rolls g. aud Lookout sold on bond
priygte
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Married.

Ia San Fisnckco. March 4. s. O'Bnen. OF washington
Ctv Mrs NJ A. GrouArd OF Jseksouyis, Florida daughter
Of Col Ryan So,
Catherine Bler. both fo.perly Of Baltimore . =,
r. Orove Butte County To- Mr o. u Marquis 70 oifs
ssrsh q. Hines. OF SprinEhed. Mass
II Horitas March Mr j. c. Jenkin. formerly Of Texas
70 Ms NJ jenkins formerly u Arunta norway -
Ia Stockton March II. Nr Wu II Novel; ~ Miss Ann u
Sta kwesiher Of Merriam ptou. Mass 49,
A. Val sy March DR. Aaron Dow to bliss Lucy Ester
both Of shat p.see, aud formerly OF Boston - =, a..
Al Cs.che Greek 70 County on the 18th FEB NJ VIM
Downing 70 M Emily Willard .
Al ThomrsoL Flat Butte County Feb p. NJ Epsh Le-
of Rosa valley ~ Miss Rebeees ToTnsend formerly o.
Nov, Scots. ~, n,
A. ApseVs Camp Feb a NJ Charles TOrrey TO Mss Mary
Sackel, f,rmerly Ct New-ioik
n San Frarc Mach immediately AFTER the arrival o.:
u. steamship L. Stephers By which the bride pass
snser Z Il. Benjamin OF francisco 70 Miss Mich
Ell Il NegiUfk.
IL Fan frarcseo March I NJ. Fountain ; Mehsure Of
Jefferson. No, 20 Mis. Mary A Miller Of 81 Louis 80.
In Frsrcisco Msr,h s, Lonr Robert-a esq OF aoA
County Mss Helen CsrsEe dsugler CT George O.r'"s
ESQ formerly Of Paisley. Scotland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

meeting Of delegates to this Committee was held
lsst evening, at their rooms, No. $40 Broadway, at
which twelve Wards were represented. EDGAR
KETcHUm Of the Twelfth Ward was appointed Chair
man of the meeting, and GEORGE TRRwILLIGER of
the Fourteenth Ward, Secretary. The following reso-
luton adopted
Resoced That the duly appointed from the Repub
ward organizations here assembled form themselves into
Republican Central Committee for the City Of New York and
dat wards Represented be requested organize and
spnt delegates this committee cooperate in the direction
a the Republican movement IL this city.
The following Wards appeared to be without organ
izstion: lat, I'D, WITH, With, With, XXth, XXIst.
On motion Of ISAAC DAYTON, q committee was ap-
pointed to make arrangements for organization in thOse
Wards as follows: Fifth Ward, DIR. Kennedy; Tenth
Ward, Vim. Allen; Twelfth Ward, Lewis Ballard;
Thirteenth Ward, Henry c. Boyd; Fourteenth Ward,
Peter Cbvois; Sixteenth Ward, Isaac Dayton; Seven
ieeuth Ward, j. c. Pinckney; Nineteenth Ward,
David Il. Scott; Twenty-secOnd Ward, Jas. A.
Coulter Eleventh Ward, Daniel Willis.
CHAs. w. ELLIOTT of the Eighteenth W ard intro
duced Gen. PHILIP SCHUYLER of Kansas to the meet
ing, who made stirring address, which was received
with hearty cheers, after which be was taken by the
hand by each member.
The Committee adjourned to meet again at the sam
place on Monday evening, April 2s.
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TO THE COSTA RIcANs.


The Vice.Presdent Of the Republic, in the exercise
of executive power:
CoNPATRIors: Our brothers of the army are nobly
doing their duty. l trusted in the valor and skill OF
lis chiefs counted on victory, and summary tn
umph j. not wanting.
On the Goth Of March, the enemy, attacked IN the
hacienda of Santa Rosa by part of our forces al
ready have expiated the audacity with which they in-
yadcd our soil. The few flibusters who were able to
save their lives in the engagement could not convey to
their companions in treachery the intelligence of their
dscomfture Holly pursued, they have already fallen
into the hands of our people.
Compatrots! No less enthusiasm was to be expected
than that which animated the army on the day when
dew to the defense of its religion OF its country Of Its
brothers of Nicaragua, and of the Central American
patonsltv. The day of its departure was the begin
ming of march Of conquerors.
Glory to the valiant who, directed by cen Don jose
Joaouin Mora, have naugurated 50 herocay the cam
pcign against the invaders! They have opened the
road TO victory and by it their companions IN arms wiz
rot be slow TO follow them. To patriotism, joined with
emulation the pirates viii shortly suecumb; and the
laures of the Costa Rican army will be so much the
more glorious, in reaping them they had neither
elise nor auxlhares.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17
SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.

Our dates from ValpsTsso are to Feb ~ SsDs~
March l.; GuayAqu.I, 18th.
The news from Chb is very rn.Hportant. In the
rolifical world ever ching is very aul. Pppafas'ons
ere being made for he coming pIssdenti"i election IN
September next aai j. is presur.sd that the present
Admin Tston wiA - again rejected. HE attention
Of Government ha5 been iately directed b. the estab-
HsLmen Of school. IN vsous pats Of tbs republic, ena
the formation Of oah5c hbra.es in tAe chief towus-
Tie VaIareis0 dfSaDtags Railroad IL progressing,
ard further p3.sey will be opened ny September next
WAsHIyGT9Hs BIRTHpAY.-This anniversary, tho
e2d Of Febiasgy observed by tIe North Americana,
bOnoTed BY toe ship OFwar IN haroor on ns hto
recurrence. In re was 60 American uan-Ot-var here,
excepting the StoTe.skp Fredonia. However, one OF
the B;a so ps. Ofvar Of which there are two here,
the Jriaesps zee and AuphtTte, and the Chlian cor
vete SebsV Gton, hoi.red the American flag at mid
day sEs 30 uttd in fine style. The Americans among
n We.F gFeatly grstifed by this courtesy. IL was n
Wohy Nv cogLton u the fame VI that great ana good
moI.
We u ke the following summary If news from tho
Eiv'r Plate Provinces from the NcTc"Fto ae |",Pd-
yCig1:
Bv enos Ayres Las again been invaded by GeseIat
Flo g. Tcops were cent to oppose him. The Igs-
~ ai War went 10 per.On. Tie regult is unknown.
h. wgr With the IndisBs not terminated; zoo
n, y we're IN srrGs against them.
ARGYsIIsE Communicative continued,
tioUph there was Tor presagDg ostbre ak of
hoe, lities it'll Paraguay. Pehass mission bad done
10 gcod. II had only caused exasperatps. The Fed,
fIal sltttm works vel. Posts have heea Established
hoipe u the Provinces.
There Iumor that Rosas coming back 10
Mont@yideoi bat, whether true or fase. made very
Little impressi9g His influence j. not t.arsd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17
OREGON.
VI A 7 TING
private terms,

We have dates from Oregon to March g, and from
Crescent City to March IL:
INDIAN POSSIBILITIES IN OREGON.
The present aspect OF Indian hostities in Northern
snd Southern Oregon and Washington Territory, says
the oregon Times, looks anything but tiatterng.
There ID gloomy aspect pervading the future for
times of the Whites The hostile hordes in the " ala.
Wala vicinity are bidding us defiance; yet it is hoped
that Colonel Cornelius will be able, with his 600 vol
unteers to rout this combination. Though bloody
contest 10 looked for and the numbers unequal, we
have strong hopes that the brave volunteers may be
az successful in the four days fight in December.
Tie willamette Valley is about the only portion of
Oregon at present apparently safe from the Indian
nuIdercn-and this portion OF Oregon has furnished
hundreds OF her best men, and generously advanced
lis means and credit for the prosecution of the war
ard the defense Of the frontier settlements.
STEAMER WAscO FIRED INTO BY THE INDIANS
The steamer Wasco, SAYS The OregOn,oH, while
ascending the Columbia River, between the Cascades
and the Dales was fred into on Wednesday last by
the Indiana, who were collected in large numbers on
Tor Hood River. Their balls, however, did no dam
age. MOTOR Ialler of the United States army with
small force of regulars came immediately down from
the Daes to prevent the ndiaIs crossing to the Ore
gon side.
COsDTIoS OF THE SETTLERS AT OLYMPh.-An
express came from Olympia to Vancouver says The
OTceOaiGR, Wednesday morning last, for aid. The
Indians approaching the heart OF the settlements
They had driven the settlers from their homes to take
n fuge at Olympia which is bauicadcd. Lieutenant
Colonel Cssey has as TIE OregoRaR learns, called
upon Col Wright, in command at Vancouver, for
more troops, but he has none to send. company of
volunteers left on Wednesday night on the steamer
Multnomah for the mouth of the Cowtz, on their
route Olympia,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17
SUMMARY OF THE FORTNIGHT S NEWS.
Frov The Alta California
THE CITY.


The severe drouth which hiss afflicted the country
for the last seven weeks and to which we referred IN
our summary by the last mail steamer, still continues
During one day few hours rain served 10 gladden.
all hea arts but the sea winds quickly dispersed the
clouds Tie rain above alluded to was fet IN several
localities in the interior. Agricultural and mining IN
teess are the direct sufferers by this visitation, but
the entire State is indirectly affected by L.
The trial of A. A. Cohen has been brought 20
close and the Jury has brought 10 verdict deciding
that Cohen as Receiver of Adams 81 Co., received
as cts to the amount. of s260Oi6 ls-being sl2l goo
more than be acc united for. 4 new referee lMr
Dne, hss been appointed 20 hear the remaining issues
and the bali has been reduced from S3Oo,VoO 70
$4,000.
large clipper feet has entered our haroor durins
the past fortniens br gIng immense stock OF goods
10 an overs.ockec maIktt. Among tbese : the clip
per shin Antelope, Capt. Cole, in - days from New
York. ana the bark GIeeIfed, Capt. Folensbee, IN
III DAYS from Liverpool the former the quickest pas
seoe IN twelve Inout and the after the quickest TIP
ON record between California and England.
Amor : the speculative pans % the day = one 20
span san FrtnCiseO Bay vita bridge connecting t1s
civ with Contrs Costa. bfl granting charter 10y
~. rurpo,e i low before the Legislature. Il :
strongly opposed in this vicinity an the whole scaene
i r,Gsfced az lrapraccabe. The distance across the
bay i rot less than eight nile ard .he water ron -
10 % feet deep.
1be bark Julia Am has been wrecked on barren
stand in the South PsChc, and ,vera lives were lo'
isdv one Of the srrvivl1g passenger publishes "a
TIE Ara C0hf0rri1 d d-,aLei account q ne IL
With the %. D;rg Of the pot o. MaaEaaiAo y
A,ns-ican steamer. has commenced valuable rai-
- between hat place ani San Trans SEQ By ever!
steamer touching h:.c - ~. '- Na--|'-!i -''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-17
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.
si,5OO,OOO IN GOLD.

The United States steamer George Law, W. L.
HerndOn, L. S. ~. commanding, arrived at this por'
about q O'Clock this afternoon. She sailed from A
pnwall the 4th inst. at O'Clock p. m, and from Ha-
vana the 18th at o'clock p. AT O'Clock P. m.
same day. ten miles northeast of Havana, passed the
American squadron, consisting of frigate Potomac,
sloops -of war Saratoga aud Cyane and steamer
Fulton, lying to-
The Pacific Mail Steamship Companys steamer
John l.. Stephens, from San Francisco March 20, with
the United States mails 900 passengers, aud 81
in treasure arrived at Panama the 80 inst, at 10
O'Clock p. III.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Companys steamer
Golden Gate, with the mails and passengers from
New. York per George Law March 90 sailed from Pan
anna for San Francisco on the Goth nit, at 10 p m.
The steamer Cortes of the Nicaragua Line, sailed
from San Francisco Goth March, she had not been
heard of at San Juan del Norte the 9th inst. and
as il was rumored that the forces OF Costa RIGA had
possession of San Juan del Sur, it was supposed she
would proceed on to Panama and there dsembark her
pass Dgers and treasure.
Bark Hesper arrived at Havana 18th inst. DESIRED
TO be reported
Steamer Illinois from New-York for Aspinwall,
sailed from Havana nth, Am.
Steamer Empire City, from NewYork, sailed from
Havana for New. Orleans nth, Q a..
Bark Emily ia! Tor sailed from Aspinwall for Belize
cd inst.
Big Abby Taylor arrived at Aspinwall 3oth ult.
Brig Albert Taylor arrived at Aspinwall Goth ult.
Steamer America from New-York, arrived at Pan
anna 4th inst
The George Law brings home the officers and crew
of the New. Granada Canal and Steam Navigation
Company's steamer Osprey which ship was totally
destroyed by fire in the harbor OF Kingston on the
morning the 25th ut.