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: AASSsoaeeeeN AOV0DS
DENCn Screws. Cabinet Clnmrs, Spear
ID i Jacksons Saws. Psjns u III kinds
Augers snd Anger Bits, Rrsct md Brace
Bits. Hstchctfs Hsmmers, Carvers Tnols,
Gimblets and Ccopess Ditts. Coopcr's Riv.
cts &c. j. ass NiosTAn & nuotEr.
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CAPITOL CHEAP sronEl,,
r]EooNoMY ANp TAeTE,-ku
Ea#aM III o1AO3yE
kAee AnA E14gAlses, ~ csAntlnel.
3. 0l1Doe1e = Co.

.aasss - lDeSO DDo LOs a8
THERE Is NOTHING If more inpor.
i. ts1fe to tbis community than 10 know
where u net. PERFECT FRS. al soits-
BIZ tsilss \. o1aeoM Z co.. filed with
ssrls' iast lie philanthropy, would res.
ptetfallt direct the weary with being
hutnbuEsed) people. Of this honest place
=. their establishment, opposite the Pest
Office. where the
LADIES DE1sA1aTM ENT
viii lie io,,pd full II Flovnced and plain
Barasess and Sin Tissues; Muslins snd
O'gandies, Muslin, .laeonst Il t,igsn,lie,
RObes Plain and Printed Dr,lliat,teens
Cambtics; Linen l,awns--ih short every
thing III this long line 49,
EMBROiDERIEs.
Enid. rhemisetts and Sleeves In loot. /,
Rirh g"ipure Lace Collars g,eat var
iety Of Silk and Lace Mantellpr. Fm,,d.
Jaronet Bands, vety rich Emb'd Ladies
Hapdkerch,ef< Emb'J. Skirts. Dimi-
nv, fpr Skirts large variety II Si,r
ratasols, Fans, Silk Gloves and Filet
Mit's Nc. z....t 49,. ..
THE GENTS DEPARTMENT.
Especially selected sto, This ma,ket and
e,ia,radteed Il, be the best workmanship,
and latest style. comprising. suit. If
Cnlj assfnifettes; suits ri Checked
Matselles suits Of Black italian t'loth |;
Me'ilo, Beapou', and Alpaca !sos,r
" : Pants !;
Brown Linen. Drill and other styles NJ
su,n,i er Coa'. and Pants: Fancy linen
I,tt1 in patterns and by the yard, uoder
Garments IN Linen and Cotton. SILK
Muslin C,nvts, Hall Hose, Gloves !;
Panama Hats, Straw Hats for Young
America .Y
Special attention il paid 10 our custom
er. 4 from the variety Of OUT stock yer
feet fit ID In Ill cases ase,ted ut 3
apr. J.S1MON k co. !
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Brushes ! Brushes
Another Fres,. a.ns,i~

. Another Fresh serrIy.f 4s
lust recsived p,+r steamer svyel Hill.
- another lot Of Gents, Fire t'slf Roots
and Brceans, Also N additional s,pplv II
Best Russst Brcgsns. - ladies', Chjldrpn's
ard Misses I'oots sod Shoes in crest vs,is-
ty end ve.y low iof Cash.
MAYA ~ w. Us. HACKLEY. g.
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sVsWyS U0vOs WuUeT v00 GOS4n000 Ot
sgallnnt volunteer. 1t Tho Mexican
sampsisn--for Nicaragua. A meet.
Ing wss y have been held las night.
- -----.--
Has--On Sunday night. abou.
Sklf psut u o'c'cck. the slarm Of 6ts
wa- given, which Notwithstanding The
ringing ofthe bshs tnstesd Of .oiliug
them. called The tire companies. ard a
number II citizens 10 The spot. A
largo lot of barrel slaves On the river
bank. we're found 10 be on lire, evident.
" the wotk u an inoendiaty. whoss
motive f"r surh an not Il only known
- himself. The flames were allayed
Isfo's my se'ious d%msss was done.
Coming home We noticed . number
Vt ehottly locking figures. fitting 10
and fro,in'o back doors and a'lsy way.
So much As'edaa'ed were they. (frpn
fright m donb,) thst Tho qa.ttion IL.
voluntarily propoanded Itself. 70 our
mind. are " ,l,ess ths hAtls shaped b..
i"gs, thai W meet BY day I" No!it
caon"t be these a,e women made u.
ter the models Of on earlier period.
They I've on TIC earth Al night only.
The counterfeit preseatm~ht, met with
At monday. ars lcss ecclesiastical then 4
viricn. In point 1t hcs tho larger
part of them, are made Of nothing bu,
whalebons.
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aa. rNpsAM's PATENT, ssr.s7-@e.
Gtste and Door Npttssgs.

i this lhvstaAble stfih4. res them IN
hsnd snd for sale NJ ptice which Il NTH.
ing compared with their utility Samples
can he seen At my store. On the gate d
.Icshus Besl. and the Harvey Hovts Door.
They are simple and would not be ,'usujt.
able for The uestest t,aflof doort In this
city. apply 1T McrrAs h Hvetxf,
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AT II EAt..k.

| - y -. n - TIN ~ - h
On boz. GONDON refts quarts and pints,
~ 1aWI Fine U.eats, stAsf
R8 B Bays Pfime ] N UaAee, oF
I desen Warcpstershite fsuce,
drseh Englisl, piehleefn Mustard.
&9- lspses AS.dF,ed Pie Ffoits,
~ j.. * Rsrtsls RE h GnrsaHt4 *tt
n, dossn pnshee's Yea Powders, tN=
10 barrels Prime lard, ,Y4
4 hog=heaa- Prime Centrifugal sugar,
etses hleuaf's Mstrhes,
10 battels prs,' Apples. -
~ b,gs Prime hin Geflte, .n.
] harrsl Tuscaloosa Whiskey.
! barrel Bourbon, whskey,
hattel Mphnngahela Wi,iskev,
Just received and fs,r sale hyPaetaee nbd resail.
by t,nny.s j, sUUA NEAL.
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ny the Or, nd T,srk

ny tlac Ora nd Turk.
lust received direct from St. Louis and
u for sale low. 10, CASH.
80 Sacks Corn; r -*l,f. W.
50 Sacks Oats; N +tD 4=-5 r- +.
so do Ban; ~
Bacon, Sides amt Shoulders.
mplioy.# III. Y. TOMLiNSONa& ca.
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.sE,.sft

The intetttesnt fhystrtan viii IL o,ee rereesve
that th,s water posse sses the mast valuable med.
Leaf qaAlittes. J. b. 4 W.Ps hlpnftl.
The relieving named gentletsen " the hieheet
e.andtns In the medical prsssicn, add ti,eir tee
tltscny "a The sb,ste, ard tecpHlmend the water
il NE highest terms fct the snre VI nysp, t,sa,
lsntstAieja, Nsssa'xls, f,rnt,sys Uhtonc tlshes.s
Ufths kIdn+ r, Livsrstle \ and HIVE y. arrnn,a
IN IN IN varieties. ssaa.s u the skin and NEST
all the chtenle ailments that females s,e subject
10 In this rjtrMte ss
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TTTANTED.-5oo bsl.s COTTON
: w for which it, value = New 4 11leAns
will be Paid, by s. ". HART L Co. -
sp3 Agents Louisiana Penitentiary,
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!. CQQking 1f0yes.

] ElSH LINE. Flosts, assorted sizes: Lin.
L erick and kirby bent Hooks: Fish
Lines, assorted s'zes; hot ponche Pow.
der and Pistol Flasks; Double and SINGLE
barrel Shot Guns--On hand for asle Nv
may S. MONTAN & HUCUET.
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BOring Mac hine1.
A FEW more left, Of The above hbor q.
II wing machines, with three Singers, a.
orted sizes. at LAxGulxa 4 LAnnUE.
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Corn Il Cob Mill.
TO ARRIVE in a few days direct rom
i the mandatory. sssorte1 sizes Of the
celebrated Little Giant" Corn and Cob
Mills, at lap3l LARouisa 4 LAxoui's.
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70 rHx TaApx,-lt will b observed
again to to-day, THAT BsAt, has been receive
ing still further Supplies d ~ staple con-
moditea Il si,A. Tea drinkers ~ aeki6ed
that ~ hss 100 ~, choiss = Gold chop I"
brad, ia paeasse 10 snst customer.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27

o. We sSoa'1 Ike = know what n,
sthe h.etahls eircsmstsnces," saaei
which thoss Gov Bslk eltsld ibr sa,e By
Me.srs. Larxs'ier 1 Lano,s, en- b hsaId
four and 6ve milesi .s IL. ssss.s4s..4s
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a NtoANAouA. u r - - eurspnt
eber Tie s.aasss 4 ~ ny, u III
edecs that ! military sxpsditlsn. Il
forming hers, under dc command Il
agHllnnt volunteer. 1t tho Mexican
sampsisn--for Nicaragua. A me.t.
Ing wss y have been held laa night.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-05-27

CURRY Co.'s, Ci.tern Fsuestt
~ Brass Faucets. Molssses Gstes. 4,
may6. MONTAN h HUCUET.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-28

SoCr Or NorHExG.-At d very excellent
hotel, not hundred me from our parts
thev were one day short Of a waiter, when a
newly arrived Hibernian was hastily made
to supply the place Of a more expert hand.
Now, Barney said mine host mind you
serve every man with soup the first thing
serve soup first
'.Bedad, I'll do the same" said the alert
Barney. >,
Soup came on, and Bsrrey, after helping all
but one guest, came up TO the last one
Soup, sir,n said Barney.
mo soup for me, said the man. ,"
But, Yen must have tits the rules OF
the house,
Darn the house - exclaimed the guest,
highly exasperaiad when don't want
soup want eat it. Get along with you"
sWell,n said Barney. with solemnity- Aafl
I can saw is just this, its the regulations Of
the house, and d-n the drep else viii ye get
TIL YES finished the soupn'
The traveller gave IN, and the soup was
.obbied.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-28

Petition r-actng for thc construction of public
Road commencing nj the Mississippi River tetWeen TIE
,ar.t.tfis If ar .IoGp L. Iehacii and that OF Mr. J.
/, Hereford and running though to section I + II
E west Of the Mississippi River.
IesgfreA, That committee OF FIVE be appointed 70
Ia y OF said Road.
sald committee was composed of Nessrs James De
vail Z. r Chup, II. ". Allen, II. 4 Finn and y"
n Winter
Report Of the majority Of the committee appointed
to RECEIVE proposals aud plans for building q Court
Hotasr and Jail
The majority Of the committee reported nnf2Yorabiy
on those propositions .
" H. Winter made motion 20 take the Foie ~
tha Jnrv. with regard 10 the building, net Of new
Court House and Jail Seconed-
The yeas and nays called for by ". D. Winter.
Yeas nays 7
On motion il vas ...
EgaoIrei That the Jury proceed to the partition Of
the Poy4ras legacy.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-28

=
i Taa ~ committee ,ts 9th. Of th.o~ a@a & a.
rr;rt44 ~ TIN President Of tho P7t~- r ia cgrei[
ff r- rfts.,ng, tlt rarcrr.s S,r. or+,~ Tn,r flr-
OF af3js farisf And fat said committee 70 a.thnrza
to sapoa tb. I.ssest resrgns:6e 6Jer an PRIMER yf
the parish.
Esalr Thai slye-tssrr,euts inviting proposals he
pahff.be4 in 4a -Ss.r,tr p1s,fsr ,g 4t d. I'M aanvr
aeE ta. Gzzette aa,E &sf~oeate of East Baton Eoge
TE.s yeas and nays csItDiav
Yrr@. +, Cai.s,2s. F E;te q I.-ati-v aud la.tasas
raberf--E yeas
Nsvs. G%a~5ar ashert, 7. G v7ooz- r,7ses "
F:1-- ". = Lebanon y. 4. Winter .tus. l.. Tavrgt-
sf.svs. Rc-r~.rt
sfr. " Ht".er. prevented raalsou t. p~ocea to
5er<..i..a A nrrrl5s5re.
DR. " y Winter nom, mated Henry :. EvaT1z. nH
isor rs tie suza- Is.sler. l. ,aisvr.s Dor.saafod
Tr JiataH rr IT, Advocate " Frank White p1lat
na5ri e. 4. Pix, Of n. carne+E
Hr r. J. Hya-t~ having receive! & r1aioritT # tha
vo,e- va u~ci.rse cUly eiecte printer 15r tie epsa
ing Year.
Commissioners Of the Tordrax Fands.-N@sers. :
V farrld. Ian Hickcv II NJ Favro. Aiex Paw
and w. f. ChaYnhrflin we're appointed ruultniE.e 70
the t'cT1ras Funds
C,l44SsIcHEGs UE u.HCTIgx.
/. r,o7:a, f,. ", zgs-.o,f, 4t,f-gn A,iara,,ra
4,:iI;-. r,.lt-- rI"t
,5J IG-I qsa f.,-- r.-~,,,,7 ych,tn y,1fav,
tEsr.~,
%fWar4-va,raoo1 Ee,sart. Ellmoad A Tilt, and F. 4
" .2..s. ~. c... r.,.-. r,,--o-, r.~-,-,,.r A.,
Cd IT, ' -
49, w. ,..7 r;uts1 r,o,-ror1, r7,.s-o ard
7--..4. 1.--,%.|
.r ,,.-I ,,-,, tt.rer4 x-,1.,4ir -l,,:~ ~.~a i,
7,a-.,,rl ., - ''.'' t''','''
r.t r. rtu- T, ~,.,-o,s q A Lothian,
- ~, ~ ,-5: l.5l a ia Tte1~o ~ Johrnff and
7.,-., -. -. s'1'' u ''''''> ''- -
80, v,-,. w 7 r1o r :, y4~x,1r
4I4A u1's tStI I:,h u Il tsarr,a,t- and
= :, Lf ~'''''' So
-l,t -, - "a r. = = f,,-+r,-. .4 " n
,r-!-tt W ~ l N''1'' - 1 0
TT VI r !, rc, r1 r, st..l s,5r
7 G:r,; - " ''
" .- ~ r - =, ,,~7ro.,a
r. - = -. go .. - ~ - 1.;i},,ar Emil
- u - r, .' va ~ ~ ''
E3, - - r95: y,-:+ r+f.o,- .,1Jo+ 7 rato
I,uf gT;tr:- 17
frt IT, p.;oo+ = ,rbroca ,lcr Barro-s
n - =
&c.. ~ I,.;.,. T u f7-4r-, 2 " f7arEy and
rr XIV, " " '
PI- 60. II u C--,.r,. f-sorya y-o.,,,r
r5 ,]r'rj., Cz..I " "
prt - .:+ .> ,, ,-;,.+:r + ro-4,e;,s+a
:; ~ .i, - ~ tnst ~ ,Le p6~dg,s leo
lid +o +at,Is III ro,r. .3 JI,n inst
~ n,,t;a- ry$ n Er:r+e
J2-J..i rlat 80 ro+;+i+fa,, of r,coh raisan that
q ferrv he arI - tsrnbr oStaI,1ishr1 between the
frts+in, "a Sf7'4. paher. so7 i, fha uprer part
r t =, ~ ;,,. IN. IN 5a osr;sh os
D. T.. f..-, .ar,.a ...crrainr IN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-28

n he President and .Kes.bcrS gf tae fottes Jury:
The undersigned committee appointed by the Police
kTury select proper person to codify ami revise he
Ii and regulations ofthe oee Jury Of this parish,
represent that they have employed the services OF u
Barrow Esq. for that purpose at I compensation
nre hrnLtra.l anl fir dollars.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-28

afr fame " Pipes offered the following resotu5'1h
the president for the purposs o. making saeh repair
10 the present Court Hnuse as will 10 the la4g1sat
make # answer the purposes for which Is Intended
Provided that no aetion shall betakeh os saa corr
,,;++ns mil thev shall have reported 70 the Jury
ther estimates Of the expenses necessary 10 MAKE saa
repairs. .-,~.,, z,=-,,.-. 4,5,as +.
Committee appointed to that effect, ines, , ..
Hebert, w w lennon Belezalrs Landry ana 'aii'tst
Hebert. 81, w.
The committee appointed to eSanoine the vest
Baton Rouge anl Iberviiie Cutoff read MAKES tnls
their report: -.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-06-28

REsoLUrEoHs,-Nevert to resent asuppostd
injury, till know the views and motives OF
thu author Of it. Not on any occasion TO relate
it.
Always to take The part an absent per.
son who is censured IN company, so far az
truth and propriety will allow. ...
Not TO affect to be witty, or to iest SO as to
wound the feelings Of another.
To aim at cheerfuicess without lerlty-
Never to court the favors OF the rich, BY
nattering either their wees or their Ea'Atlss
The most graceful principle Of dress IS Heat-
neys-the most vulgar is pfecIseness
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SECOND DAY

SECOND DAY
Pursuant 10 adjournment the Police Jury met on
Tuesday the 81 May, 1855,
fTesent-Leuis Fa1Tet President, J&nfIer Eebaft
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REPORT OF tbs FzAScE ceHGr7Tra
Wesr BAros RorGr, May seth. Is

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE On gEos OF TIE PltJCE JuK
Statutes
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Prussia having been admitted into this commits,
sion Sardinia also claimed that privilege Affirming
that che had greater right TO be represented than
Prussia, as the latter bad not been Q beigerent
Power; she added that her absence wouli be inter-
preted as an exclusion to which she could not sub,
nit 1t was replied TO Sardinia that her claim was
incontestaby superior TO thai OF Russia and that
her preventative would be admitted. Thereupon,
the Cabinet of Turin despatched ts deeg ate ia all
haste to C0nstantiDop]e. 1t ensues that the dele.
gates 70 the seven Powers are at this noment IN
CoBstanfin0ple, all laying claim to an equal repre-
sn'aticn in the commission. whereas 1t had been
decided in the Congress of Paris that the admission
should be composed alone OF the delegates Of five
Powers; is not this an irreeularity that should be
removed by the Congress? The latter, which could
not anticipate every hing, did not decide on the
constitution OF the commission on the power on
which should he conferred the Presidency. The re-
suit il that everybody lays claim to the last honor.
turkey claims 1t on the plea that the commission Is
first 10 meet at Constantnople and then to carry on
its deliberations in Bucharest or some other
imperial town. Turkey appeals to precedents,
above all to those Of Vienna and Pars. at Vienna
Count Buol presided the conferences; at Paris
Count Vale wski presided at the Congress- Turkey
therefore asserts that it is the right the privilege
Of the representative of the sovereign in whose ter
ritory tie Congress meets to perform the bonors
of The meeting But on another side, the commits
sion is In certain degree only the representative
Of the Congress-: it possesses in itself no powers
and acts only as delegate Of the Congress- This is
formally expressed in the protocols Of the sittings
of the 10th and 18th March. AS the commission is
the representative of the Congress, ought IL not to
he presided by the French delegate as the Con-
Piess presided over by Of the plenpotentia-
Iies Of Francei Next comes Austria; she wi hes t,
c0pnect the COMMISSION of the Prncipalities with
the Conference of Vienna, which prepared the bases
Of the treaty of peace. England likewise seeks some
means Of sttIibuting to herself the presidency,
but as she does not entertain hope of obtaining
the latter, sbe will support it is said the preten
siops Of the Porte This question is more than one
Of precedency, it ia a question Of influence If the
presidency Is the objectsof warm dispute, 1t is in
Consequence Of the importance attached to the
Office. The President will certainly be the organ Of
The con mission in its communications with the
local authorities, ard particularly with the special
dvaps, which the Sultan is b und to convene. 1t
is therefore easy to understand the preponderance
which will be exercised by the President on the re-
solutions Of the commission, and the grand interest
which attaches to that Office. The Congress is alone
possessed of sufficient authority to decide these
raj professions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07

REV DUDLEY A. TysG, or rHILADgrPHIA--At
the election held ~ The congregation OF the Church
81 the Fphipbsry last night the vote was ~ follows:
-For The vestry 90; against the vestry, a.; blank,
|. This result involves the immediate re signation
Of the rector, Rev. Dudley A. Tying. the previous
action Of the vestry having been sustained by
majority OF the legal voters 81 the congregation.
The difficulty between the reverend gentleman and
his congregation, il viii be remembered, results
ifom loliiicai sermon preached "a his church In
The early part of the present political canvass Mr..
Tlpp feeling il incumbent on him to denounce slav-
opposing IL. Without vcnturing any expression
cf opinion On The sniiect OF slavery as political
QUESTION, We can but he erutGed At the signal re-
luke which this congregation has given TO the per
ricious practice Of Introducing politics into the phi
pit Phiodtirhid Ledger. Nor 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07

EoIgcrIc NriICaL INSTITUTE or Cp,crSSArr.
ONO This imI crtant case which excited 20 mn "a
inteest in the ranks o. eclectic practitioners was
decided the 26th inst, In the District Court OF
Ohio, by Judge Ranny, Of the Supreme court. His
decision d. cares the ~ 600 worth OF stock issued
Iy the faculty Of the institute 10 have been illegal
snd ssued solely with view TO control the election
If trusteess In April last. Further, II was decided
that Prof r. s Newton was duly elected treasurer
by majority OF the legal stockholders, by the ac.
ton Of The bona fds Board OF Trustees This deci-
SION places the control Of the institute in the ma
Of the Board Of Trustees, OF which Prof r. 3. New
ton IA treasurer The lectures of the institute will
therefore proceed without further interruption The
present Glaze. we learn, is quite large, numbering
nearly or quite one hundred students.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07

PHILADELPHIA, Nov G-Arr brig Anseine Avery, Tor.
reg fo.,sa pouppey, Mar.ban Sorl.a,. srr rsrrv
Not Reed Georgetown. SC schr Wright Marston, Boston,
steamer Delaware, topes Nfork
MisccIlaneOus and Disasters
BRIO WASHINGTON, a. Boston from Cardenas IN gale Ia,
rs, lost dech load OF molasses
up App,soS CurD Bell before ashore on lie Ice
Pence came afternoon Of % inst without damage PRO
ceeded 10 Boston.
sens Arm OF Chimak, In distress spoken aJst nh
p,stland Light BY IL mica BY schr Typhoon al Giou
eesser. did not need any assistance
r,,gs osr " s Tnns 81 swOOd Wal
81 .,. - Burrsro, Nov s..
,oaa on Opwero SUM by collision deep
80 10 Point Iahe Erie Schr Anna ashore
esreo ~ -four snd tallow has disappeared Propeller
y io ph with fnll cargo o. rdse Grand River
,A PROPELLER MARI Stewart crippled condition sde
III 3 > int Gut CIV; cargo all ristt AZ yet
TIE steamship Fi Dorado row the Palance Doct for
ri aus The medium clipper chip Northern Belle, 1900 tons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07

CLEARED
s.esm.hr r1lros RogES, Asrin sar-M Roberts.
sh'r prince,on, bell iiv.rpool-w Eros,
ship Lebanon, Hamilton New Demonstration A Thomp'
Brrk Caroline 1,rsm), Stricken Bremen-psvens,ed,
Bsrk yepu,, Adainson. curseoa-E Boooeh Graves 60.
ia Mssiie tc',isse aSOsaLa5n aGrbn s,
Brig northern Light u,r3 ksosle, 81 Joan, NIB whs
Brlr Augusta s,one saysnpst-s,urres ciesrman ( Co.
ss fsso co Ias psDssspssc Fer
se,r Alesen ~ vlre, = P,erre,A 2 Kossirs Co
sctr Bel, Robinson, Msdeburg Fis--rsn Bruns
Ser Nyrover Jackson ssvsnnah-xecreaey. Mott Co.
sshr r. oo,s trl,ssn
sehr Cashier Temr phiIss slphls- Van sran siasht
s.sS rssIsss s.sd sss
sehr! W. fsul.l,n Bcsen-nayten a sprsgae.
steamer Psdmont. Poet Balumore-H b cromwell
ARRIVED
90 cboc Bo-onl Bsvi Ins Cslcu,A June Is and
peJe iis.s,d Sc ocrder - : =" w" -"
with nose snd 80 passengers 10 Morssn Oct ~ iss %
10 e1 q ssge,sPsssa hess, gale from .R.g.. fore
sails 2ist lat 20 IS Ion M srnas Rrfish
u s.sr S ss $ sS sys d Win
coal 70 olnsy yesse, . mssisr oS' spruag orc,or
6s I; boom ssa ~, ss Alfred I Kerry ps.egser q
tt erencsd be ANY westerly gales
thp Caroline q Dow lof ho~,op, roudeste tavre days
With Csc ard Ice passengers 10 Flwer Go Oct 70
Maisf fell ON the bead drown
"a The has err trienced heavy weather. spit sails
stove tulwarks &c
tsIk cssilds Gsrem Pope Trtriiad Cuba 1s days with
suphr, 10 Ia ntorI Put into this port for orders
fsrk Ariel Cfeesf Port Prince Oct 20 with
Voc ana mahogany, 10 T. A A Ferris.
fTs eisour br, Bryant Turks Il Oct N with gait
ss f,ds, nshi 81 on New Inlet Bar add wss rot %
b. escergne part ~ the without receiving da
mare she was towed 70 the city hy e,miug Hector
ks william tBr, Coney Arecibo PR. l5dsys withsug
Hs7ySes Ferguson, Charleston, days with cotton, &C.
10 Gorge Buhley.
Bris sdema Timer. New fIaver.
Brig Iiylas Prcesv Rondout for PoSicn.
sfhr Wary Jane Kennedy. Chase, Ply mouth NC.
Sthr FsHnv Drew. Baltimore.
Nchr Cofrela rerson, New pedford.
frhr lawrence shaiier, Portland. Ct.
shop CLEAR er. Blown, Norwich
Scsrrer Tscony, wnson Philadelphia.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce. Phusdelphia-
steamer wamsuta, Nye New bedford
steamer Werchefter, CLARK, Providence.
steamer y n harris Smith New London
Steamer aachen, rbrasher Hartford.
SAILED.
Steamship Illinois, Aspinwan
wind at sunrise, NV meridian, swi sunset, do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER T. 1856.

Quilinsc. ON the eastern coast. These great
achievements were performed not at the public
expense bot with only his limited means IA a mis-
sionary The great interior OF Africa will not
therefore, hereafter be marked on our maps as
nunkn0vn.v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-07

Fxpr onArior OF CENTRAL AFRIcA.-Dr. ID ,ytd
Jitiret,tn arrived at the Maurtius on the l3tt az
August. % bis way to England This traveller has
succs eded in traverspg Africa rom ocean 10 oc an
We % from tho Cape Of Good Hope peDetr ted
moth ~ vest 70 Angola, whence he returne ss
far es Spliki, ard thence tastwards to Tete and