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B B jsEs sn Rss!s iyss e
sehr Martina Harrison. Pensacola, Jno Hafiay Eco
s sehr sBaIlush Asly for Netapzas Dsvisse Zoo
ARRIVED.
Steamship Shepherd from Indanola and Calves
ss.ns s:s s.iS'
snip fss aaa ae dsi;d A'xe Apf Ill., to Baxter
French Ship Lsrida rerana, II days from Guadalupe,
ass 5s unioa days from Vera Cruz to Dope
sehr Henry Mutt Williams 20 days from Wilmington n c. to
Mex SCH F,gs AsHa days from Vera Cruz cabaero
schr Christopher Columbus, , days from Pensacola
schr Gen Scott Huntington days from Mobile Bay tomaster
schr Walter NJ, Tapkin days from Pensacola to master
schr Leaman Brown from Biloxi--Basin.
schr Helena from Biloxi-Iasn.
seRr sRiIy Rsa
S SsIr II Go9seni9 bsa15d from BosBasH
s sbF Sss e4 ram s,
sehr eee n LAKE, from sn an s aEn
s ssF HHrs ssss from o
Schr Aiegon, from Bonfouca-Basin
ser Amelia, from tD Tehefu s vefnasn
s sehr Alligator Al from Amits Ryer;nBasin
STEAMBOATS,.
Empress, Shearer, from Louisville
Compromise, Kay, from Shreveport.
Laurel Hill. Hooper, from Bayou Sara. -
Alice w Gaize, 1ouaier from Washington.
g WIN Sherman, Denslow, from St Marinsyille.
Oregon, Myers, from Mobile
1ngomar, McDonough from Memphis. y
H Larkin, Miller, from 81 Louis. ut. d
]. Skotweli, Elliott, from Louisville.
Ophelia, Dimitry, from Baize
hips @ dS caehis ssE Ha aaf
Ihos Allebone and schr Filpe.
Towboat Steele from the Passestowed down and
to 10Th ult ships Idas Equity and Tsar-brought up
ships Chas Ward, eark Celia and schr Henry Watt d
BELow-CoAINa UP.
Ship Senator Coffin, from Hayre,
Bark Jno Dunhan, from Boston, to G A Fosdick
ship Matoaka kewley, from Linda to J H Asbridge &co
iron. -
Bark Lucy, Reddng from Boston. 81 ,
Ship Lemue Dyer Rodewald from Havre "
Bark Mellay, from Rio de Janeiro j. e. '0
Ship Anabela, Dodge from Boston 9Th APRIL with ESQ ions
ice, to ] l. Warner eco. " ~
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IMPORTS.

GALVESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Perseverance
~ bales cotton d Cooper &co3s do Persons do to
Henderson, Terry 6eo-s do Oakley y Hawkns-StoJ McMa
hon-33 90 ogan Donovan co-l3 do Tarleton Whiting
ns3 do Sfckeroy Bradord--s do Yeaman Xco-f do tn
Wehle. ''' Ae"0 eA''te u 'aeoo
sugar 474 bxs do TO- B Murrson. ~ ~ A''s-'
sISAL AND VERA CRUZ-Bric Irnon-ssnoo srao;o 90
bales hay to J 7 Lopez. >9' spee'e %
WILa1HGToN-schr Hy Natt-ls50 bbls tar to order.
HAFRE-Ship Chas Ward-In ballast
GUADALUPE-Ship Larida-6o6No kiloerammes coa, 70
order. eo"A ~
VERA CRUZ-Schr Filipe-1n ballast
PENsACOLA-schr Christopher Colunbus-3o 600 feet lum
Der to Merritt & Mcconnell. ''~ '
MOBILE BAY-Schr Gen Sco-727 SKIS salt to Wheeler e.
Burke " e'
PENsACoLA-schr Walter M-5O 900 feet lumber Merritt
Mcconnell. -
Bell. 1''- ~ '"'iu
B1LON1-Schr Heena-Lnmber to order
PEARL R1VER-Schr Trinity-25 900 feet lumber to "
Care &co. ~ " "
PE IA u RlVERser Delphinesoooo feet lumber
to j Pike. o''' " o
BILoXL-sehr Hougonin28 600 feet lumber to master,
to order 1900 ~ Ase
ANTE R1VER-Sc Locust Tree-3O cords wood to order
PEARL R1FER-Schr Lubee-s0 cords wood to order
BoNFOUCA-schr Desree-35,o0 bricks to order
| BoNFOUCA-schr Hermitnge-l3 cords wood to order
| ICHEFuNCIA-Scllr Three Sisters-Shclls TO order,
| B0NFOUCA-Schr Aegon-500 bills sand to ordor
ANTE RlFER-scbr RepublicWood and 4taves TO order
ICHEFUACTA-schr AmeE--s00 bbs shells to order
| ANTE RIVER-Schr Aligator-Iumber to order
BOFFOUCA-Scir Fruiterre-500 bbls sand to order
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EXPORTS,
LlVERPO0IShip Alfred Sorer-126 bales cotton IL csks
bacon SAB bbls -four $50 SKIS wheat % dry goods
corn, IA do wheat. '' WV ~
BosToN-ship Harriet & Jesse-Tn ballast.
PENSACOLASchs MartLa-2oO lks corn 20 bbls nork TX
do -four ~ ~ ~ a. a"
MATANzAs-schr Bullrus-60 bbls $50 kes lard 16 tcs
hams, 800 empty bbls. ' w
MOBE-schr shepherdess-162 bbs whisky 200 SKIS corn
% bbs Hour do lime 100 bbls monsses do paint no bales
hay, 50 baskets OIL blocks marble. " '
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MartituIar Notitts.
- Q o. ~
NEW ORLEANS GAS LIGf

VII, NEW ORLEANS Gas LIGHT Co,
June I'd, 1856. .
na-The Board of Directors of this Company
declared dividend OF five per payable TO the Stock
holders or their legal Representatives and after LIST July
aim " A' II. o. j. rIsDALE, Treas.
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CONSIGNEES.
KEY WEST AND FLORIDA PORTs-steamslip Van.
derbilt--E Rogers &co-Green Crump-N Halnlin
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RB-Classical French.--Professor kOux has
opened EVENING Classes in tue lnge No in the 1s
noor In the East wing OF the University of Louisiana Of
Baronne and Common Streets where instruction will be given
upon such thorough and systematic plan to enable the
the French language within the shortest time The
very during the coming For particulars call ct the
above room from ~ r NJ the residence of Professor
NJ. ) myi2tf .
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TH9BACCO-LoNG BLACK RICH TOBACCO, FOR
the Mexican and Texas Markets. Also Tobacco for pan
tation use. in hhds and bbs and CIGAR TOBACCO con
Btantly on hand and for sale by
en-, TURNER L RENSHAW
fe+ 2p3n-1y IS Camp street up stairs
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90 EsTILL SPRINGS, EsTILL COUNTY, KEN
VIII kentucky River surrounded by wild and romantic
tain and is Of the most picturesque and healthy
ton and accessible BY fine graded road Arrangements have
line Of daily four horse coaches from Lexington Springs
that passengers leaving Louisville Cincinnati by the
ing train of will arrive at the Springs the evening
The place is fine condition and is open for the reception
of visitors. .g5s Mrs. o. CUTLES, K
my23lm FL Il. Ia4 JOHN CHTLES.
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Sbippillg SyuteI!iqenre.
g WEDNESDAY, June 4, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Ship Alfred sorer Conery for Liverpool Whitney eco
snip stawmt Higgens for Liverpool Baxter Lowell &co
Ship Harriet Jesse Milton, for Boston, W Hynson eco
Schr Marha Harrison, for Pensacola, Jno Hurlay
Schr Builrush Aflly for Natanzas, s DeVisser Zoo
schr shepherdess, Keeson, for Mobile W Newton eco
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. ST. CHARLES HOTEL COMPANY
New Orleans May Sd, 1856.
Ma-A Dividend of SIX per cent. on SA.5U per
share will be paid the Stockholders after the 1 inst
the office of Orleans Gas Light Company Common
street. By order Of the Board. ~
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- HOUSES F. COCHRAN HALLAgents, s6 Gsav d
sacks Of salt Also housed yard for The receptions Of railroad
and pig IRON Rates storage favorable be had
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WATERING PLACES

sse. PASS CEEESKa.rFiE TIOTEK.-TuIs EsyI
ftI bs,msn will he thoroughly repaired renovated and
Iopencd for the Of visitors the 5 day 81 June
- 49,, FEN yAREEN a; GaIcE snd
-, THE OCEAN SPRINGS Hotter. WILL.
a Of Join McD0NNELL Of III conifnoa a:rsas
energy will brought bear to make the visitors
home. Eyg -. rny2i Y 1
TORS of the Battle House the pleasure q
HI the public that the above delightful SUMMER RESORT
will be opened early in june. ~
During pas. they have been improving the Gonds
and have made additions the Buildings which
perfect order and greatly comfort North
Wharf has been built which will lessen thu distance and time
considerably Stable has been erected and roads luch
improved e s+Ga
Coast and those who visited there endorse fr
Bocs Band has been engaged for the and
rey attendant watering places will be provided.
The Southern Star Carson vii regularly during the
nylets 'S's may 's 'sSA'eq F. II eHaIBERLAIN CO.
- COOPERss WELL-sITUATED IN KINDS
NJ county Miss forty miles from Fcksburg, by railroad.
gg.E Raymond within fou miles from thence BY stage.
Dyspepsia Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes Choross General De-
49,, ,srs - = - INMAs WILLIAMS.
N Bit well known that the yellow fever prevalent
mere last ia evidently brought here by goods from
an infected district Persons arriving Well will be struck
fail to local fever Pecaon has been taken
70 have ne bedding nsed on the occasion pointed the resi-
ton is going and visitors daily arriving
desire nor DO expect very large company the coming
Portable. - - ~ - -. 49, :
ru3l If 55 INMAN WILLIAMS. .
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MO CURE NO PAY.-cHoLERA, DIARRHEA,
IN Dysentery Cholera Morhus and all arrangements of the
Bowels guaranteed the returned The under
signed also Rheumatism Neuralgia, scrofua White
Sweng Bone Felons Scad Head Old Sores and Ulcers of
description and all Chronic Diseases Of Females Depot
Of the SoueT smedies, No. 10Y Carondeet street. between
Canal and Poydf4s PoydraB.
Kg-Ohice hours from A. NJ. toeP. ".
ny9 dly&W61n DR.. WIN. D0WSE.
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NEW ORLEANS GAS LIGHT COMPANY

May 26. 1856
n7y. At n meeting of the Board of Directors
Of this Company; held this day. Mr r Wood was unani:
tile vacancies occasoned by the resignation Of Jas o6 Esq
BY order. N. Q. j. TIsDALE, Treasr
s Uy29 I'm a'S 5E5F' +. zr
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8ebietu Of tbt Nlarktts.

WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE 4.
COTTON The demand fair yesterday md resulted
sales of 1000 bales firm prices for the middng grades while
the lower and finer qualities neglected We repeat:
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ny-NOtlce--IVragIt, Williams 81 Co. having
resumed payment IN full the undersigned will pay all their liz
bIlities, and those Of Wright Davenport Co.. a maturity
will continue the business this the
WRIGHT, ALLEN & Co. 7E
II, ". WRIGHT, w
G. W. ALLEN.
Orleans, Il my2f i'm
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WANTED.

WANTED-A THOROUGH BOOB. KEEPER AND
w Accountant convcrsant with the English French and
Spanish languages and accmated resident Of this city
desires making arrangements with any Produce
Commission House for the ensuing Salary being OBJ
ject during the summer will his services gratis until the
season opens provided liberal compensation be allowed and
permanent situation secured Address Book keeper this
Office VI les Ct
WANTED-A WET NURSE. Apply at lib St. Joseph
I w street. ie2@
TATANTED--A LOAN OF $4,000, FOR WHICH TEN
w Gent per Hnn, will be paid annually but not in I'D
vance, The principal will be returned in five annual install
mens Of W each The security offered is cotton panta
ton, hive miles from the river kens Bend containing
over two Thousand Of land in high state of cultivation
and improvement good thousand bale place with hun
dred and forty slaves nearly hundred of them workers. with
fifty mules and horses and all stock of the place first
gage without ENHANCEMENT remembrance Of any kind The
property offered in security is worth hundred thousand
dollars Inquire Valentines No. Ca1np street, Of
Canal street. my2 I'm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY
w ms ST BARELLI & CO., No. 81 Common street.
WTANTED-AYOUNGM MAN CAPABLE OF TEACH.
Wv ing French in NIL its branches desires situation either
IN ewn in country The best capacity and
habits given if required. Address b. this office ma
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FNlANCIPATION-THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
Court of New Orleans for the emancipation his slave Y
dark ge boy aged about 26 years permission remain
in the State. SAN'L LANCASTER,
a23 81 in sod By his Attorneys, Simonds Fenner.
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DAGGgN6s-3QO bales india for sale by
- myl6 BARELL1 { CO., 81 Common street.
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OFFICE EXPERTS. Cry HAIL.,
-= e.. &c.,. New Orleans Mays 1856,
Hg~By order of the Special Joint Comrnit-
appointed Council TO examine the books Of
the Treasurer oher city officers and with power
for and all who have paid licenses fines
call at the office of the Experts and exhibit their receipt
therefor.
my5 L. j. HlTSELBERGER. Expert.
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MEMORANDA.
H Ships Rappaannock Creole Pacific went to sea on
the 18th ult
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snse TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF THE BEST
land in Eastern Texas known as the Mconeen land y
Devil Port the Waches river This land is offered in
sags Gr DRY and any 70
learn the and particulars, which viii such will
suit the parties Offering References the quality of the
land and title be made Hon. George W. Smyth Hon. e.
VIM. Eddy, aud B. G. DOOM ESQ., Of the citizens of
this county. SAMUEL G0ODE,
al Jasper county, Texas
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A BKTA WATER.-THE WATERS OF THESE GEL.
IA Springs for sale in such quantities
Alley, by j. DECLOUX. $e55 ~
The Aba Waters have found serviceabIe Cuta
Diseases affections OF the Bladder Kidneys Dyspepsia
Gout Gravel Diseases the Womb Debility,
arising from high living In all cases Of
chronic oherwise will afford immediate relief effect
apernanent short time During dentiton 30
found of service and he used by the
and agreeable is it to and sight In proo
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TTNEANCIPATION.-LE SOUsSIGNE NOTIFIE LIZ
~ public quill inenon de aire application Ia Second
Cour de District de la Nouvele Orleans pour Emancipation de
esave nonme GUY age denviron 26 ans permission
de demeurer dams rEtat.
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New Orleans La, 18th May personally appeared before
Charles Bradford seenud Justice Of the Peace for Or
leans PaEish La D. D. Whers Treasurer Of New Orleans
Savings Institution who bng deposes that the
above statement just and transcript from the books
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q
me, 18th May, 1886. a5s D.. d. WITHERS, Treas.
2 G. II. BRADFORD, j. r. z3sss q
The Trustees have declared dividend the per
per In accordance with the for six
months previous 10 the LIST inst sIa583s8 IA 5I9
The dividend due each deposition will be paid cash
to his credit adeposte the LIST Of be preferred
-' ~ l SAM JONES, Jr Secretary.
Orleans m
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NATIVE AMERICAN WINES
In Longworths Sparkling CATAWBA WINE;
Ladies' SWEET WINE; s' =.
DRY WINE, In bottles; s-.
D., -,r. yartar ootlyn

y v ~. - CATAWBA BRANDY, in Or casks;
Constantly on hand and for sale by the Agents. =I=
VOORHEES,, GRIGGS & CO.,
NIL TchnuDtnuns rec
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DEuxIEHE CoUR DE DIsrRIcr} SUCCESSION DE VIII
. NoUyEILE- ORLEANS. : s5s LIAM HANEMAN.
Wis est par lie present donne atR1 cream
IA ssdie peFsonnea
que celia dsyoir deduire dix aer
publication pour lesquees
preen executeu serait point approu*e hoooge
les fonda mains reparis confomement compile
A. DREuX g5&S S&
ny26 81 les .-.r- .s5a a$SM&3& Dapnte Cfrefier,
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ATTLE ri ARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, June 8.
The supply of the lower descriptions Of Cattle very ample
and prices for purchasers Veal Cattle is demand
moderate supply offering The supply of other
rate. We quote.
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NOTICE Is hereby given tFlat after due le-
1N gal do before honorable the
Fourth District Court Of New Orleans for the emancpaon Of
slave BETSEY mulato aged about 40
CELESTE CoURCIER, Widow OF. Ghas. Baird.
& my304t IN sod per i. c. Layille, Attorney.
AVIS est par ls present donnie cue stSsans
sg application Quatree Conr de District de 10 Nou
vee Orleans ohten Emancipation de ulatresse BET
SEY, (escaye) agee d'environ 40
CELESTE COURCIER reuve de Chs. Baird.
nY3l At in BOD . F. c. LaYle AYocat.
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variety Of all kinds Of Tropical Fruits md ID
Fig Bananas red and yellow fine Guaya Plants TaaaTis
ETC., etc. 35l 58S355& n
R- The shove Will be packed with tie care ordsra
sent to No. 30 Camp street, TO VI 8j4 5
s r. F. NICHOLS, Importer Of all kinds IF Prosues
nc5 tke itsrra1seNss.
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A w. BOSNVOEsTH l. CO., WHOLESALE AND
4s Retail Dealers in ICE Business Office Nos II ~
Front street, Depot between Peyras and Lafayette
Two large Ice epots ST. Thomas les Houses head
New Basin, and No 1856 Gravier street.
Also Ice Depot No Is PontchRrIrn Railroad upper side
opposite the essenger Saloon, New Orleans. anl en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-10

MATERIAL AID TO CIV. WALxER--Gen. walker
cause prosper' greatly in Ne~-O'ean', eowever II
semled at the ST. Louis Hotel IN that city on Mosd1y
night, the 2sth ut., to hear Mr. r. S,ne late Arnsr-
Minister TO Spain. diseoure On Walkers great
ress on the wrongs Of Nicaragua. and the duty of
Americans 10 fly 10 her aid and the suceor Of her chs
pon With his fine elOoutiOn and bis vivid French
imagination, the distinguished orator drew glowing
pictures Of manifest destiny and Of future Central
American gr, atness; Of the duty Of the Young
south" and the elores Of Southern expansion" Of
the danger of NewOrleans with British cannon point
ed int, her very doors from the Bay Islands
He declared that the "Monroe doctrine must and
shall be enforced :" that Walkers chief obstacle 10
the "evil spirit Of the NORTH because the annexi-
ton Of Nicaragua would cOupterpeise the Jth; that
in few weeks Walker would "sweep the Costa
RicaDs like dust from the face Of the earth" that
with suitable material aid he would certainly succeed
ans San Salvador and Honduras would join him of
course we will annex them tool; and that Walkers
bonds would be good investment TO the amount Of
$3.50 900, which it proposed TO raise. Col Parker
II. French, late quasi Minister from Gen. Walker to
the United States, followed Mr.. Souie ia speech,
and q subscription being opened, several thousand
dollars were at once subscribed Nat. Iutelligencer.
CAvIsG IN OF Coal BAsK-FovR MEN BURIED
ALVg.-A Coal Bank near GAINESVILLE caved in ono
week ago, buryng fsur miners to the depth Of hun
dTed feet more. Hundreds Of people have daily
visited the bank, and workmen have been engaged
nigh and day TO rescue the miners. The Evansville
aurora Of May I'd, says:
Last evening the dggers bad not yet reached the
unfortunate prisoners of the dark asd fearful prison in
which they were 50 uDceremoniousy locked last Fri
day. but was supposed that 6y feet more would find
them all safe. The outsiders have been able to asoer-
tam the q afying intelligence that the men are yet
eve-or one of them at least They have been heard
at different times hitting agsinst the top OF the bank
with pick. Their names are w lillian Edgin, Edward
Savage James PiersOn and - Get~oOd. Yesterday
1000 pounds of bacon sent up from Malta, and
other provisions being taken in but all is consu ned
by the immense number Of people that constantly
matter, but that something Substantial will be sent
down at an early hour, from this city p. y. Just
we 90 TO press learn that the not yet out,
and will not probably be until Tomorrow"
DEBT COLLECTOR IN DIyYIoULTY.-A short time
since firm in Boston, in the wholesale liquor trade,
dispatched ali agent to Vermont to collect sundry
debts due them. Not only wa. the unfortunate agent
wholly unsuccessful in the obect Of his mission, bu.
writ obtained against him and he held to bail
in the Of $500 for violation Of the Vermont Lii
quor law, which is unusually stringent.
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sions to have justice done them, have taken tn
liberty 10 intrude these few lines upon your attention
The pom man works daily, having large family
depending on him for maintenance, for the miserable
psancc Of seventy five cents or dollar per diem he
works. and works hard, rain or SHINE Summer or
Winter; all is the same to him; all is toll toll, toll
So ensaved is he that il by accident or even sickness
he sbsent. himself from work he is Justly s1mon she'd
or uDmt rriuly reprimanded. This is no fiction bu.
plair VbvaIuished facts. With starvation st4riog him
in the face the eide, The immoral aud crimns al
acts Of stealing on the other, the poor man chooses
from necessity to continue in the Corporation Grab
Ads employ rather than be sent AZ q paaper to the
" Ams House." or TO the State Prison ~ felon.
Notwithstanding the poor mans incessant labor, he
receives but little cash for II. His tolls are
rewarded by "orders" from his employers on some
favored "groeer," whose prices IS per cent more
thar elsewhere; and whether not the Grab Alls y
receive moiety of the profits arising from said sd-
vance prices il matter Of which will say nothing
at present.
Let me, in conclusion, state that the poor mans pay
has been kept from him for the pas, seventy days ani
the prospects are with all the fussng and useless It'll
cation in the matter at the City Hail. that We shall be
deprived OF il tor seventy days longer. Meantime
AK the "Citys Parents" How do they think can
pay our r. uts in advance, feed little ones give
bread 10 our aged parents, find fuel and light. ssyog
nothisg of wearing apparel. May heaven pro-
teot u.s. as mankind neglect US, is the prayer Of
Mep 5, 1856. A LABORER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-10

Central IA DAD; and Lawrence Brai,ard II Vermont
has been APPOINTED trustee, IN place OF W. Z Lee
resigned.
The case ofthe Csmmsnvealth %. the Harrisbu-gh
Bepk decided on the 9Th ut in favor sf the SAFE
The suit was brought for certain moneys which the
slth claimed to be due under the section Of
the act Of 1880 which provides for the keep ping Of the
notes Of all country banks at par in either Pailsd-l-
phis or Pittsburgh. under penalty Of two mills upon
every dollar Of average circulation.
Frcm The N. O. Deits Mara
Tie receipts Of cotton yesterday very limited
LEES than 500 bses-wbich is a rapid falling cff Toe
.brping port Is It'll largely in exces. of the require
ers Of trade, and for three days the Of
fregbts f< foreign ports have been very limited. In
Havana freight. slso rule low. In Mobile they are
in about the SEINE condition as here. The peso. in
Furoue is going to throw large quantity Of British
tunnsge GU. Of business for at ess the present sam
mer. and prospect Of any ms,erisl improve
rept for the great shipping interest," 90 far as Now
Or-an. j. concerned, for the next six months. THIS
d,rresson, however, will not be lost for it will induce
jsrer shipments OF produce from the West and serve
70 maintain higher prices for every article Of produ
confming 10 those material laws of demand and gu D.
ny tLst what Is lost BY party may accrue " the
benefit OF the other.