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Leave every TIL RSDAY, at ) O'Clock P N.
2aSs SUMNER ASRANGEMEMY-

EAEn15 S Mail steamer R. W. McR.AE in place of the
sss4sSa steamer Southern Belle Running in connection
with Princess and Natchez-For Princeton, Ashton
Pitchers Point Skpwih's Landing Lake Providence, Good
richs Landing Nkens Bend, Vickshrg Grand Cult Rod
new Nachez Fort Adams Bayon Sara Baton Rouge and all in
terneae landnghc SPLENDID fast running passenger packet
W. Sae l. s%y Oh % Or E d leave as
PITCHER, GOODRICH 4 CO, 4s Caronieet street.
E. The r. W. McRae will also take freight for a points
the Yazoo River with privilege Of rcShppng Fcksburs
having made very Advantageous arrangements for that pur
nA clerk will be the levee every Tuesday morning to
rarHiye freight ALI
p S-The R. W. Mcsae will attend TO all business Of the
steamer j. Tabue during the Spring and Summer months
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-07

FATAL RAILROAD AccIpENr-About ten o'clock
this morning an lrishman il. by the name Of John
four miles this side of Loveand. He was foreman Of
gang of hands employed on the road, and was
standing on the track when the Xenia train ap-
warning, but he turned his back towards the ap-
preaching train and remained there until caught by
the cow-catcher He was instantly killed. He leaves
a wife and child, who reside at Loyeland The ac-.
cident occurred at curve which deprived the engi-
neer Of time to stop the train IN season. ~
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RIVAL Or, rrsr "a q a;7yvRA..

S
s5ts u oEs sEes Capt Bgsch ars
rived ~ this sis sIs5Fi sostss ssys 4sssfasr
from New Yofk Via .:s s.g
she q zdatss e ths lfora the aste
place Az Havana The conversation IN
the social circle was the FEAST III tbg .rps Rsf; .
Meuton: Consul General Of IL ,5aas II
the birth Of The Prince and the eass I'LL etsferdenf
On the 2sth nlt. three hundred ana thrse aup4
were fired from Tie ications and lie sbipang
and the concert and baI the evening were
nifcent. Thera M nlen.ofs swar
The stock Of sugar on hand is z75, 0gboxea pries
advanced q fraction. Molasaes was scarees
Frsights for Europe continfie eoastWise
improving. The health ofs Havana continues fsyors
able for the summer.
. On The 1st inst long. $40, exchanged
signals with an American bars bound fos sonttfs
and showing myriad Of signals; could not stinaus
the number. ~ 5s5S s5s7 ND
On tl1s 9Th inst, lat 2s4e long $685. exchanged
French brig standing ID the nortfsastf
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WEATHER AND CRoPs-since two weeks, we hare
had several good showers, and on "Wednesday last,
the rain poured so abundantly and heavily that me
ns the oouees to their utmost capacity and carrying
away dislocated bridges. ,,,, oot+o,,.;.
The corn crop is very promising. The eoHoas q. .l
rather backward AS for the eane It IS alnlosl se
less to MENTION the winter having eestroleo atsss
all the plant. % + ;as,,,csf, f1,is, ,yreat
The strong winds whichwe lss ssn M
h shataH the fr,its off the fruit trees nat
small portion adherent. It IS 70 ne seAs "
fruit viii be so much the pei f,sgisv
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We are truly gratied to learn that prnsipa,y y
the exertions Of Capt. Berry Ct the ~. ano
H Mroon ESD the energetic agent 81 aof ahs sas SeK
1otA Ls @ y, snIscrbed towards the building of new
saaSsbe ssaS to run between this city and New York n
sanaetian with the Nashville, Marion and James
Adser. This movement, We are confident W1asss gS
w bs snrprsed to hear in few days that all the
stnc; has Been taken as it will doubtless, prove
Grood investment. TCharleston Courier, Sd.
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RAIN. HAIL, WIND AND THuNDER sroRM.-Last
Wednesday night we had one of the heaviest rains
accompanied with wind, hail and thunder, that we
have hadfor long time The bayou is at full banks.
The prairie west Of town presented the next morning
the appearance of nothing hut sheet water. For
the last few days, we hive had enough rain in this
parish for all intents and purposes and in acta little
Zoo much. EStt ttMartinsgille Constitutional, Sd,
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The bridge over Sugar creek, twelve miles south Of
Springfield, belonging to the Chicago and Alton Rail
road Company, was destroyed by fire on Sunday
1t is supposed to have caught from the locomotive OF
the train. which passed over on that evening. FoE
the present the trains have to change passengers at
that place. We understand that measures have al
ready been taken for the erection Of new brldge:
- (St. Louis News, 29th.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAIhRoAD-Dsc'dena De-
clased-At meeting of the board OF directors OF this
road recently held dividend Of three per cent. was
declared on the capital stock payable on and after
the 18th of May The books closed on the 9th OF
Nav The vote for dividend stood, nineteen for to
seven against it.
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REG ULAR PACK ETS.

Leaves every THURSDAY. at O'clock P: y.
fHss PERMANENT SPRING AND
sa4sAAllLtsS5 F. SUMNER ARR:ANGEAiENT--Th splendid
steamer Frank Lyon, J. y White master,
Point Skipwh's Landing, LMke Providence oodrchs Lind
ing Mken's Bend, Eicksburs Grand CALI Rodney Natchez
Port Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all Intermediate
landings. For freight passage apply board or to
LEWIS SNAPP t CO.. 8, Front Levee.
NR-The Frank Lyon will take freight for Yazoo river,
with the privilege Of resiipping TT Ficksburg,
clerk will be the evee every Tuesday morning 10 re-
ceiye freight arl6
a-The Frank Lyon will attend to thebusness Of the steam
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/" The CoURr OF CLA1Ms.-The New York sun, Of
the 30th, publishes the following, which may prove


the 30th, publishes the following, which may prove
interesting to many Of our readers e
WAsHNGros, April 2s-An interesting case was
decided By the Court Of Claims to-day. The 9th
injuries to the Spanish inhabitants Of that territory
who suffered by the operations Of the American army
in Is12-13. The acts Of Congress to fulfill the.
obligation embraced claims to the amount Of nearly
s3O0000O with more than 81 500 900 interest, which
latter has not been paid. A petition having been
filed for interest on 600 claim heretofore allowed
the Court Of Claims hold that the Florida Judges
were not authorized to act an ordinary CONT but
as commissioners merely, their awards together with
the vouchers to be approved by the Secretary Of the
Treasury That this arrangement could not be dis
turbed without authority Of Congress, which estab.
shed this mode Of complying with the treaty stipu
lation. That the question of interest must come u
der the review Of the Secretary of the Treasury from
whose decision there can be no appeal .. III.
Judge Scarboro considered that the hundreds Of
thousands of dollars involved sunk into insignicance
in comparison with the important principle pre-.
sented.s He delivered an elaborate opinion differing
from Messrs. Gilchrist and Blackford. re-hearing
was granted. n .S2
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PERsoNAL.-We notice. this morning, the arriyalin
our city of Messrs Yancey and Whiteomb Of Mem.
the National Typographical Union, TO be held at
Philadelphia on the first Monday in May. Onr CITY
sends three delegates-NI Wright pummll ana
Hardy-who wileaye during the present Wes6: a6.,,
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THE QUICKEST TR1r OF. THE sEAsoN.1The Penn.
svlyanis CAPTAIN Klinefelter, came in this morning
from New Orleans, having made the trip up in little
over five days and would have made it in less than
1--WE DAYS but for losing over twenty hours in the fog
AAo Wy TSt, Louis News, goth,
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Mr. Ferdinand Hin German 5s Mhs 1 Essassa sss oen a
iar aVs a ,e nn tbs 18Th burned nearly toa crisp he
H. R.d ms hasa sa engaged 0 n burning and other re
se haa nat matter o putting IL aesd aew
crop and supposed he fell nnnna n me & hs y Hs
aslsVe tsas ynnng man. Tst Louis News 2etl
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o HITA RIV VER.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, he IN inst, at o'clock, P A.
Frs, FOR OUACHITA RIVER-EOR
Gande7 Gam, French porl Beach 11I Hills, Miers
Hill Marie Saline. Alabama Landing Onachta City Mouth of
d'Arbone Trenton, Monroe Pine Bluff Smitani Columbia.
81 intermediate Landings on ouaeha and Black ryes-Ths
inches Bluff City. Len Moore will leave above
For freight passage, apply on board or
ny5 LEWIS SNAPP & Co, 81 Front street
The Bluff City has clerk the leve=, foot ef Canal street,
xink.fr
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VIII leave SATURDAY, 10Th inst. at 5 O'Clock P ".
f, IT, h. II p G Q L A r EVERY OTHER

lIa7ksE; Thursday packet-For Camden. French Port,
saA Beech 4iills Mier's Bluff. Champagnolle Moro
wilmington Pigeon Hill Caryylle, Marie Saline, Alabama
ton Monroe Pine Bluff Casters Landing, Columbia Harrison
burg Trinity, Black River and all inteeiaSe landings the
Ouachia iver The fine fast running light irauEht passenger
packet steamer Judah Touro, 6 L. Koans, master, j.
having superior Accommodations, apply board
myj LEWIS SNaPP " GO, 81 Front street.
ni5 Returning will leave Camden Wednesday, April 9th,
A. NJ, stopping Champagnolie Wednesday, evening
Mare Saline and Alabama Landing Thursday morning,
Lochlomond Thursday evening Trenton
day morning Hartisoaburg and Black River Friday night
arriving at New Orleans Sunday morning
GThough bills aiing given with privilege Of rehpping
r. H. Lindsey Freight and passengers guaranteed
be taken their place Of destination.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

Ia ASR sRS4g PssPt SaEThHas % dais5s
street. corner Of Clara street. near the New Basin
pAssEsGER r TkAiSs TRzE es!e 6syka daily at
M 3 NV n Rssehss
and sdf sai' @ sss sG Wsy Children and servants
FREIGHr TRAIN from the ciyto osyka and all internae
ate every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday and from
oAs An sn"S ssesson ion train city every Sunday
SisP H. Fare half the usual rates: rates
rsss 4 ERSff$ %%Ssss s;i
g - 5fHNs 95sys 9NbEAEz IN ahESf ShH- %hsf
to Bayou Of seventy three miles on and after
fn' ls' Oh AAi'ei' pAssENGER Al TRAINS:
Leaves the Depot at 4gis5s every Any any
Arrive at Bayou BuuF every day al. 1890 P NJ
RETURNING:
Arrive 4 SEss F: n NJ
rare Fefry saSS BSst will connect with
M eG S w M ane @ term
@ R az hs s SSgp9y s
an Sassa Tssfvis Tf yoa the Company
hps Pnd ns Raes and Rates Freight pamphlet cir
o to be had on application R sfs
4 UCTION NOTICE. 40 THE sUBSCR IBER RES
A sE a sss his ais H5s Il gGSf 3
has VIII se h o Ss & % of h R Stocks Negs
3 all ] nsc1pg ali to sw sae e
OF every description.
Lands sale, either public
ton Every facility in his will be offered to buyers and
sellers of Real Estate. ~
Practical raughsman and Plan Drawer will be in constant
With the assurance he will give strict attention to his
business in n Its Details he rs that hs I SHARE @
no26 o's~ Office, No. $s Camp street
L4GGEiSS SUGAR MAEsT.--T H E u E II
reshpmen in reproo warehouses; well lighted the plat
form recently erected to be covered with rpaulins sugar or
Pnters Or MERCHANTS on the line Of the Opeousas Railroad
can then products discharged from the cars, either in
the PLATFORM and delivered ships and steam
OF labor drayage tarpaun hire Storage
tariff.
SUGAR-Per hogsheaj % cents from to Is days. 40 cents
per month, and 25 cents each succeeding month
M0IASS ESPer barre cents from to Is days L. cents
per month, and Scens each succeeding month.
No required placed the platform with
tsrpaln if in the depot Or warehouse it can be effected THE
References by Special Consent;
Juan de Egana J.P Whitney,
Darby Il Tremou1et, T MaSpero,
George Urquhart, lobit i Charpentier,
CLARK { Mosby Cammack squres { West
Braud & Landry, F kennett s Co.,
Price Conyerse-& Co. Fellowes Il Co.,
Hewitt Norton & Co., W. G. Hewes,
r, Gsddes, Angustn L Thbaut
j. W. Stanton Co.. Charles peBlsnc, .
Martin, Owen 4 CObb John y Woodrlu II Co.,
BESugaT or moiasses sold at the Agers Sugar Mart vii
be delivered city If required al same raes MS charge
from opelousas Railroad Depot.
w BRoOKLYN WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
orTHoMAs J; CASEY.
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q EsGLAND AND THE UNITED srATEs-The Wash
ington Of the Philadelphia American
says 4f ts
K Mr.. Dallas writes that the Opposition III ParIia.
ment were to make a formidable demonstration On
the Ministry aWeek after the date Of his Last letter
and that both parties were preparing for contest
involving the continuance of Lord in pow
er. Hesays that the sentiment of enlightened men ii
growing towards the side Of the United States
r. No conference or correspondence had taken place
concerning the enlistment trouble and no notice had
been given of intention to answer the demand of
our government This delay is irksome here, and
may be terminated BY request for immediate and
specific reply. y. -
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Leaves every THU RSDAY, at 5 O'Clock P. N.
fYr=. SUMMER ENT-V

Mail steamer R. ". MGR AF in place q the
ssaas41 Southern Bele-Running in connection with the
Princess and NacheFo Princeton Ashton Pitchers
Point Skpwh's Landing Lake Prori1eice Tcksbrg War
rrito New Carthage Cult Rodney Natchez and Fort
Adams-The elegant and swift running passenger packet II.
w NcI1ae Capt H. W. Brondwe will leave for the above
and neirein1e landings For freight appl, on
board or to T. i. SMITH,
u New Ievee
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 7, 1856.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
FOR RED RIY Err.

VIII leave on WEDNESDAY, 7t inst O'Clock P. ol.
frs= n FOR JEFFE ERsON, PORT zcADD0,
fsnGn snsnss on oda i%aso Sas exepa Ay a
Bayou CamPts, Grand Ecore A!esandsia and GOrto9s Land
ca X se eros ss M s o Fif ess
"F Sy7 apply on '''fa 5ao' 9SS Lss
. T wEeSEs?4E E9R sREyHsoF & afI;s! SaHsp
sEe s sS sas hfSt 4 nd s nnx sessl sSs
ss sy . F. On SoaEd & S will leave above
my5 i''su. p'.sN ApD.y = d sMIIH Z New Levee.
WV s on s4EEsRfE Foit 81 III; S. 3,oss skAsp II
aS Gs and all nasa ssse
s % esssff sss 70
vii sAETH sa ~ SsT a5sss 5Ess ss S
% kin ss''sss ssh1 ssf snd Fsny ] VIII
go through without detention. - N.Y.
T !ssvs On WEUhais HREEfnaz & HEB 1T T RIVEh HfR aNp
-: 49, E Fo$s .i;; Ss5 sss %s'.Si ss: III
al m
'ons55' ny5 P2 safH Fff NV evse street.
ter Or aekaTe & eontainng eers M
vas paid-or for | any Sauab ieiss dspotsd
WIZ Y II sff s
WIN FoR SSRSHEHhE rFRsos II g Sb eSIE 4fh isD \
ss ssisss%5 5$Ss sss
swan Capt Chas Hays, will leave above
MI s1Fsn piT@f f. BRRSToS hRPSS sSa Lafayette street.
The Swan will go through to Jefferson s,
T;.",s on FUK s W si5ss eRxsD E
eMgMass Bayou, Canpe Alexandria. Gort0ns Landing,
asas and all interinediate landngs-The light draugllt
steamer Com promise, B. W Kay, nlnser, will leave
above. For freight or apply on board or to
my5 LEWIS SN[APP Il CO.. 81 Front street
Will leave MEpSEsDAY, III Nay at soelcek P, n:
tA|lkss ~ Sydonia, Hiram Wilson, master,
AssEs9AA will leave above taking freight for Mnden,
Grand Bayou C:npte Grand Ecore, st. Maurice, Alexandra
| Gordon's, and atinerInediate landings,
The Syonia being of light drauht will continue make
make regular trips long the permits smaller
is in readiness replnce her TIE fall of water, and
| close the season. il z.
Passengers and eghtaken low any other good beat in
the trade For freight passage. apply board
my7 J. NJ JOHNSTON Il CO.. 3 Front Lcvee.
| Will leave on THURSDAY. 9Th inst. at o'clock P NJ
| FOR JEFFERSON, PORT CADDO
Ass1hasS Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Grand Ecore ant
Esssa=5sA AleXandria-The superior very light draush
and swift running Steamer NJ. l.. Dougherty, Capt W
Sockian. will leave for the above and all intermediate land
ings. Foe freight passage apply
| T. B. SMITH 10 New Ievee street.
N B. Shippers rely goods going through without de
teron There will be clerk the evee receive freight
( "Wednesday morning ~ e %. ply6
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THE LAKE.

less eEs 5 sTEAMEE cai,fornia:5 Vine! Ar5qngs
s ns a ofsaH M - Sna and
sHEs ssssy e' Ia" as an"
;s sf 55 a.
Railroad TssEss otsaR ,S sPrinEs
ESf$$ HSRSS
rs 4 iuss'"' "1 '' sEpbEs III $ Asen Z @ Bank
FT1 E1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sni15:7f Hsii,Paiis
Es@a eovnFoa and A%ta SpriREsfhe inc steamst5
Rs15. e sSesy @ sr " The s H.
ears Sundays sscepsdn Returning leaves covnston every
aie as particulars 'p' B. e G.l[1 I6WbER ane street
u E9E< HtH 2l2Fft P.hHsT PA1FE
Oregon, s, s's Tysfs masss having sspsy
steam f viii @ saVe end
g! on Moaa ss hursay s evening"
Cabin Fare 10 Mobile. .....,.........sS
i. GEpDE5 Agent 10 Bank Place:
z SLAVE DEPOT, NO. 15S C C9nhN1oN MI ON
ga constantly for sale either Cash ci,y m
M % ssl ED f ss
Having leased the three dwelling No l56 Conmon near
their be obtained in the
s9 4HoHas 81 T. b sRf ea %
;Sf aaiA FS5As S3 Ts Sss i5 Rs|
ss;s:s5s :s: s
tsHaPsr GinEham GsFdasr a S~ S sr sr Homf % on Fl
sss'enpsnis SsSs Ms WsI VII
ri eS5t15fss ss6@sf
sasa sa sy ! sSSs
Fsax Hal. Mn' and II
The Price to members Of stocholdng Lodges will be $40
n 70 relative to the purchase Lots be had
age H9g'"'''n tS n fsfssE Secretary
OFF1CE OF NEW ORLEANS SAYINGS
TO- No. ~ q 5 GsMp Mpare eeineoFp0Fa @
S se fSa e.
Deposits Gf One Dollar upwards viii pc received
r bs sn; Ss @ s. ss
Of and Of the g ot ns and Real
Estate within limits the o New Orleans not exceed
Ing g gsa fa
SsT nS o e W e 6e
% be among tn a o s funds
or receive any pay or emo1ment whatever . >. =, ;
upo M se sas %S sr nos eSs than $1,000 deposited
! 1a,r,a Ja,s+s A D. Kelly William Togel,
, | " Mercer, Geo. Urquhart R. b. Sumner,
= q Duncan' A. Heine, George Jonas
| Whelmus Bogar., T. n Noo1, 4aoS "A .t1t'Lh,
Thos A. Adams E. A. Bradford, p ID N1lhers
A' " ~ W. y MERCER, President
A. D. KELLY,
VIM YOGEI. Vice Presidents
, r. B. SUMNER,
D. D. WITHERS, Treasurer
N B-Copies of the Act Of Incorporation and by CO
be obtained OF the office. a-oly
CREscENT CITY SOAP woTsr1s-DEPo1
~ No II Lafayette .-.. 49,.
The subscribers have in this city the nannctn
of Soap for Family Ship Steamboat which they pr
10 the public for in competition with the EE
OF established reputation It combines economy with ire
dom from the dagreeabe effects Of ordinary in USE al
will be found trin washing properties in
quantity inlre the finest fabric of ladies' apparel
The advantages of merchants Others being able
supply themselves and customers with equally good if
better article Of home will present themselves
glance and the Subscribers respectfully patronage
Of milo BIN G. HAZEN h CO
q ORLEANS STEAM MILLS OFFICE, IS Po
forms the public that he constantly hand full supI
" of :
p FRESH GROUND AND UNGRoUND
= Co.umesi, Cotee, Flaxseed,
ID Honiiny, Pepper Mustard,
N Grits, z55s Ginger, Oilcake
Nv w.r1 Cracked Corn, Alspice, Wheat Flour,
:, Hay, Cinnamon, Rye do
= Cora Gloves, Rce do i,
ra Data Mace, Dyspepsia d
Bran, NuttEegs, BuckWheat d
~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-07
corroN PLANTATION FoR sAlE-rnAr

~ well known Plantation owned and occupied by MIS- r. j.
WILSON situated Bayou DeSeard in the parish Of Ounctn
and four Monroe with beautiful ro from thence
town. containing between nine hundred and acres
OF land $50 high state Of cultivation: the
bulance tmbered land The place well suited 10 force Of
thirty haads The improvements are OF the very best
quality including Frame Gin House and quarters for
sixty negroes good Stables Corn Houses and large and we'll
finished Dwelling with all houses and altosether
very improved This tract Of land will be sold
reasonable for reasonably prompt payments Possession
st January next the is
gathered intended to plant large Of corn and what
ever it may the purchaser Of rs property have with
fodder potatoes, etc, at the lowest price.
For further Information this subject apply the prem
,lJl ii *
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-07

COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE-HAM
y IToN PLANT ArIoN-Ihe subscriber is prepared 10
is situated the Bayou Bartholomew four miles from s
mouth the parish Of Morehoue. II contains one thousand
acres land hundred Of which are at present in
high state Of cultivation. -.,.,.,
Dwelling House good Gin Stables, Negro Cabins and all the
necessary outbudngs This plantation account OF it's size
fertility and location advantages inferior to in
The valley Of the Ouacha and the proprietor Is willing offer
great BARGAIN TO any desrous OF purchasing Possession
viii be giyen medately after the taking off Of the present
crop For further particulars, address T. O. BURTON, ESD
Asnroe La; PITCHER, GOODRICH % New Orleans, OF
| ' ROBERT J. WILSON,
Hamilton Plantation, Bayou Bartholomew,
ala tt Aorehouse La.
| pEEF-f5 TIERCEs PRIME MESS, FOR sAL BY
! ID fel s. II. kENNEpV y 70, % Poydras street.
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81
~ the arrival of the steamship Perseverance, fsor
ilhalanosa sia fast evening, VIZ have dates
=. y lne ash sRhe news ii exceedingly meaere
@ 4iie inaianola Bulletin, of she ID sneakinp3s
bar at that p6Tt. says: = 2
me lpafs ls gocg, Gonklin. crosssf of,r nv
craving yen leet tour and fleaFv sTe rf,s.
nng 1 o. me te te aa an had as esgen
That our bar is improving Ii wiisssr4t aa,St
an outlay Of some few thousands it cofI III Il
ened as 10 make the bes snsfanes Sii shs
Eeoast This could be. done buildiag & gsll gor
which wofld diFert IL frsn1 its present c6s5Ts sy&
bring it back ID its original channel and Te geY
ture to say, that there would be seventeen or eighteen
feet Of water as was the case seventeen 81 eighteen
years ago. # the present entrance continues 10
prove as IL has done, there win, Of course be no
necessity for such q move ss 3s9gs5ss
Our merchants are doing brisk business Cot
ton, wool hides, ete come in lively and wagons are
hauling large Quantities of freight up the country
The Trinity and Rrazos rivers are reported to be
again rising from recent rains.
. Quite considerable thunderstorm visited GaIvas4
weston on the night OF the 26t nit, and continued
with but short intervals for nearly hours
during which some five six houses were struck by
lightning EGalYeston News, 3d. ss
MGTisY# ON sHfpBoA RD-A rluti1y occurred YES.
terday morning on board the ship Golden Gate, az
sse Hasleayingtha haEbor, and but the presence
OF Two OF the police who had been requested To &C.
company the vessel to Sandy Hook, serious conae-
! guences. would probably have ensued. IT appears
that f0f some time there had been difficulty between
the mate and the Inutineefs and the latter
IL treatment on the voyage. wished to be set on shore
The sea lawyer Of the gang was the most disorder
y OF the crew. but he was soon brought to terms and
tied 70 the mast by tieers Sampson and Brown, of
the Mayors Office The others were pS in irons but
on promising obedience to orders during the VOYAGE
they were liberated The officers subsequently came
/ ashore, and the vessel proceeded to Sea. II
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