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M q AIRY oEs NHw ORLEANS,

Lar 95S3 = Z
coatATp IN COUNCIL \
City Hail, City Of New Orleans, Apri14 1856. /
81 No. ~ lf.
hat The Comp warrant the Treas
nrer a6r 1he sum stone hundred dollars in
A. Bescher, months salary secretary of The
s1Bnding committees Of HE Board Of Assistant Alder
el ending etie sist Of March ],
President Board of Assistant Aasr.asn
TSignedl JAS "A. HOP
3. Secretary Board IA Assistant aiaermen' "
III Nc fsi ss II, John III LEWIS, Mayo.
apis true copy q. a: e cERANe ,leEk..a
q Oh ~ HALE USE III
Civ Of New Orleans, 9th of March, 1856. v
gsNTRAGsT Ill Viii aSf nance Of the General Council
OF Inc CITY Orleans, entitled {. an ordin-
ance concerning carts 9TH Tune,
Iii Rs III osdaiasa Tim; from and after the
passage of This ordinance, shall be aefulfor dray
men and demand receive the following
rates I'll and other objects
loaded ported and unioaaed thin the limits OF
,he.city: FoT every load ar trip ~
Not exceeding il distance five squares so 80 cts
IS s IS u.s. a. &C. g.. a. s s's
E 2s a. g g so e 81 s5s
above rates shnll be liable fine Of $40 cradle
from such draytnan or nan, owner OF the dray
h orscaTt. DIN sslEB$
All. d. IA daerf de piion de cee prdonnance, il
sera permls ct de charrettes
af IeeeYoTl pour le Ghar-
cement et te deeharg de tous pToduis .marclan.
discs eautfes obies dams les linites de Ia ville.
ont gpyage n uiie distance nexcedantp six
4 ilets Z. j. 4. I. cents
M De 6icls ct nexce6anf pas 10 ilets cents5
De II iets ct nexcedRIt pas IS cents.
De ISsilets Ell ms 90 cents
eondueteas d. day OH de- charrette aai deman
deTa plus que les prx -dessus sera pas PIE dnle
amende de- sI dud condneiepr ds d IN
gu de charrette on dn du df on de l
+ dite chaFreue. .5is
ISigneal FRED N lSs " y. i. M
Approved Shot June, 1sd3. q, Ak aSf
ISigaedl W Al IN Y - i,s 1, 49,.
~ "A true extract G.: y. LEWIS, : ec'ty.
BAN nl2s a0t 85ss 568i 3&#s3s
STATE Of LOUISIANA, cry NEW ORLEANS.
Parish I'll Orleans Firth District Court Of New
Orleans SSs 5l8I
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RUSSSSET BR0GANs AND MUD BOOTS,
AeFuR PLANTATION USE-The subscribers have on hand
superior Oak Tanned Russet Brogans Boots
for plantation expressly Also well assorted stock o.
Boots and Shoes, for sale low.
de JOHN B. VALENTINE CO.. 81 Common street.
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Second District Pound. d

AS4bfOught 10 The Second UslTlct Pound, cor
X, W VI #ner of ~. Ann and Derbgny Streets as es-
trays Ess Ss5
One She 6 oa with white faces and body The neck
and Jaws black. black spots md Wa es. VI sss
u One white she Goat. Hi III ss34s
Whch,f not claimed Wiihin3tsns a6gs |, and the ex-
penses thereon paid ,Wibe sold a public auction, AT
said pound, on SAT RDAY, the 26tli instaatYat 10
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Iii Approved 5lI of June, Il "a &c., 3,
.fSigaedl 5syAl " Ritz i'$ 1, !.
"A true attract .i 8Gss G w. LEHEis ec.ty..9
4 in2S .'ut 5$t ss5 ss
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New Orleans, April l5,i1 s5e. isS q

liz {ete conduit au depot des Epaves dua Second
District, enc9ignure des rues Ste-Anne ct Derbigny,
CONNIE epaYes-- fs5i s. 5zs4s
Ghevre face ct ie corps planes, les ma
chorese lecounofs des tachesnores etdes slandes
Une Gheyre blanche, Nj 55gA
Stiles dts an:maux ne sont mas reclames dams dix
jous, penses payees, Ills zeront yendusa Fem
chere pubiqae au dill depot, 10 sAMEDl 26 dn cou-
rant, I'll henres a. M. 1zz5 it4E s4$48..
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-H i q etc eondutau depot des epayea du Qua,rieme
District, rue Jackscn. entire les rues Constance Ell
Laurel,s CONNIE epave-- ~
UnpetiI alon rouan, ayant Ia ctiniere ct la queue
tongues etampe du chitfre 1881 Ia hanche gauche
8dt ahtinal nest pas reclaue dams dix ours, et
les de penses @paYees, il sefa vendn, iencherc pu-
bligue, le VEN pREDI S25 du couran, q 10 heures
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9 s5s3 AUG. s.. PHELPS,
Cpmmissaire des Rues.
Nj NtilasE gs#Ss8le Is avrjl s56. ai62I25
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NM AS brought III the Fourth District Pound on
VEL jackson street, beiEeen Constance and Lau-
rel streets, as estga 56.5 6.se
one pale sfad roam Mare, about - IL hands high
long nane and tail left hind foot white nohrand visi-
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l@s5 ~ AUG. $. PHELPS,
Commissaire des Rues.
N,Ile-a Orleans legi4 ayEll 1856. ala q 25
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Fourth District Pound.
AS broughtl ID fine Fourth District Pound on
~ " Jackson street, betWeen Constance and LanS
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81 One sorrei lily, about two years old, long name
and TAIL brown stripe on the back, left hind and fore
feet While, no brand visible. E
Which, Il not claimed within len days andhe ex-
pensas thereon pa viii be sold at public aucon at
said pound. on THURSDAY, The i7tt instant, alto
O'clock Az M 8 AUG SssPHELPS, N
80 ZEE eet Conniss ioter
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I WRIGHT 81 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which the. oc supply
Druggists aud Dealers ut Propreors lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. l5 amp q Chares
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s5if AUG.
Street Commissioner.
Nav Orleans April Ia, 1856 a16 2l25
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one roan study Ponss long name and tail, branded
on The left htp with figures s'3a3 ,' Il "a
Witch it not claimed within ten days and the ex-
uerses lhsfaon paid, will be sold atpublic auction al
said pound on r IDAYs the 825th9 Instant al 10
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DENTISTRY.

egs#zzz=szasza CHARLES p. FSELLS, ID. ID. S.,
No l5l Canal street between Garondelet and
slIliIIJJTEETH inserted in full partial sets, which,
for Beauty Utility and Comfort TO tie Weare exceed
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az5z5s=zssssssss. DIR. j. w. ALLEN. DENTAL SUR
Ss,As3s2 GEON has removed to No. 40 Canal street.
fY%%ssSsasssSFs !,&2E& &&r 42E d. '55ly
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COLEMAN TOOK THE PREMIUM ATE
~ York Fair for the best CORN and FIGURING
MILL Those wishing such them by addressing
w. P. COLEMAN, Box c, No. 1856 New Orleans.
H Mandatory Napoleon Avenue, city of Jefferson La
E8- Ware Room and Depot. No. SO hatcher street. New
Orleans ,59,5E=5 49, 5-g.=.- lila iyd&W
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= No. IT Lafayette street, n N
Tho subscribers have commenced in this city the manufacture
of Soap for Family Ship Steamboat which they pre-
sent 10 the public for its approval i'll competition with the
of established reputation combines economy with
dom from the dsagreeahe effects of ordinary soaps use, and
wall be found upon trial. TO possess washing properties in
feeon and guaranteed to contain ingredient in sufficient
quantity 10 ujue the finest fabric OF ladies' apparel
The advantages Of merchants and others being able
supply themselves and customers with equally good
better article home manufacture will present themselves
glance and the subscribers respectfully solicit patronage
milo 3m t. G. HAYEN 4 co
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n NORTH CULLONI, ATTORNEY-ATLAW WILL
La attend to all professional business in ST. Landry and
LDuSAS La
References-Chas NJ. Waterman hardware merchant c. N
Olivier Esq., Th6s D. Miller, commission mect ii; Chas B.
Singleton attorney Nixon Adams Crescent Office
New Orleans. m26
GAS, GAS, GAS, CASTLE SUBSCRIBER uAV-
VI ing obtained the requisite permission from the Gas Com
pay bess announce that he is prepared furnish and
put up GAS FIXTURES in the most approved style and at
moderate rates.
n Orders be efat his Old Stand the Brass Foundry
No. ia ST. Charlas street. .-5 s.r- ~
dill Iy Fl. GUILD
Il AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HEST N ARK EFT RATES
IL paid sr Land Warrants Also, all kinds Of Uncurrent
Bank Notes, Coin Bullion and Exchange purchased by
Z .s-a H. B. MERRILL. Il co,
nS d&Wly @ No, g Camp street, corner OF Common
ORLEANS STEAM nELLs-oFFIGE, IS Roy.
W ras street New 0rleansThe subscriber respectfully in,
constantly
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PERSEVERANCE DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
FACTORY, of ST. Charles and Clio Streets New

Orleans
GEORGE PURVES Architect and Builder respectfully IN
his friends and the public that he has in addition to his
business commenced the manufacture of Doors Sashes
Blinds of every description at the above establishment
left mis- Office IS Commercial Place, the factory
the Mechanics Exchange Box "a, will be promptly at
tended to-. a.. ... l..7 .a..., -. az 6m
NOTICE TO TAX PAYEESS.-THE CITY TREA-
~ sURER is in possession Of all the City Tax Bills on
Tax requested forward and
settle their respective bills. ~
! rs Ct ADAM GlFFEN, Treasurer.
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/ 81 The muiatto man HOWARD; is S feet ~
inches high; has straight hair aboat p years q
Says lie belongs Mr. James Duncan, living al Gov
inglon parish oil st Tamnany, State Of Louisiana
The owner is requested 10 call and claim sad slave
u. PLANeRARI9 ],
all It Keeper Of the City Police jail.
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TT L, eie conduit au depot des Epases de Quatrieme
District, me JACKSON enire les Constance eli
LAUREL CONNIE epaves--
Une Jument rouan rouge pale, environ Is 10 mains
de haniel crniee ct queue tongues, lie pied gaucAe
de deniere blanc, sans marque visible. &a& x
Une Poniiehe aaezane agee d'enyircn deux ans, la
crinere aqueue tongues, lie pied gauche de derlere
ct de devant blanes sals ,marque visible.
ST les dsts animaux ne sont pas reclames dams dix
joufs, I'll les depenses gpayees, lis vendus
i'enchere publique au dit depot, JEuDI lie II du
coarant, d 10 heures A. NJ:
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s fnstruzent II that slulAry Eeaaedy provided for
,;-rv Gases only the veto power; 70 maintain
-ss5it q guard against oreiga influence % en-
L osral edueAgion; 10 disect legislation towards
5,sg or Independence people 10 respect free-
v 1srence 81 speech, and q the Press % regard as
"a rigbts OF al citizens BY birth or choice OF q
-. sognry = 10 practise good faith and justice to-
- IN uatioas These We believe 10 be the teachings Of
.5tution aud the principles OF the whg party,
- That The candidates ior the presidency and
-.sisncy aow before the people have been n0uiaA-
\, tsrse parties Of which each ayows political creed
d Offering degrees, hostile TO the principles Of the
- That while the aold-line wings cannot adopt
~ candidate any candidate representing principles
n "a tleir own il Is nevertheless their duty az patri-
p ssuiuate And continue their political organization,
as be ia position enabling them ia possible con-
ms Of public affairs 70 render efficient service 10 their
org Therefore,
100 BY the wings 81 the city Of Washington, as
l "a council VITA their fellow wings representatives
r.ress and others from the several States, that
gT recommend 70 our whig friends throughout the
y to preserve nampaiFed their political identity and
= a possible their distinct political organization, and
ma 6y the exigencies OF the times cooperate with
sr uarty to render such corporation only IN the
tnd character OF allies and In obedience 10 the die
T. 4 wise and conciliatory patriotism, ready and
Fdag the call Of duty to rally around the old whig
[osy sin all agsaulTs surest signal and which we
MN orlieye wiz yet gather its standard those who
T. ;, ssasou may seem 70 hare deserted it,
garf That with the view Of concerting such meas
T. SHALL be most likely To preserve nnimpaired the
v and purity OF whg principles and 70 prepare the
Ora national reorganization Of the whig party when
rhrcnsy OF the hour shall have passed we do hereby
nry recommend the wings in all the States OF the
ian 10 appoint delegates who shall assemble in national
wnon 10 be holden in Louisville as proposed By the
r. Of Kentucky, who have already named the Attn Of
= next for that purpose. BUT nasmnch the time
e. designated ~ too hand to admit Of gem
q concert Of action and representation in such
n ii holden the day specified, and inasmuch as the
vsnon Of further delay may enable the national
N only the more clearly 70 discern and mark oai
h sh Of duty in the present troubloas times Therefore
i fufther
gsapaf That respectfully recommend TO the wings
he several States In appointing their delegates to said
1nrsnton to postpone Il time OF its meeting until the
81 Wednesday OF July next and earnestly hope that
h Wigs Of all the States who mar be represented therein
m by mutual conference devise such measures and
t such policy as shall form national centre and nu-
led agouad which the whig party may rally.
Tie meeting adjourned Immediately after the adoption d
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rHE SPIRIT OF THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.

There is but spirit animating the entire demo-
cratic press of thu country, and that is of unshaken
bounded confidence in the successful ratification by the
people in November of the democratic nominations
The Georgia Platform says: %.
Not cloud nov obscnres the sky Of the great national
democratic party Onward IL marches certain victory
aud triumph In defence Of the sound constitutional pIn-
cples that biBd the party in one harmonious whole from
the Gulf Of Mexico the South.
= The heart of the nation beats calmly since
the action Of the Cincinnati Convention. Harmony and
good feeling there quelng and viii quell the dssen
sions that distract the Union 10 It's centre
The Newport New Hampshirel Argus says
No human could have carried into the black
publican and Hindoo ranks greater disappointment than
they have received in the nomination Of James Buchanan
And when they from the the convention that
nominated him and there behold body Of repre-
senng not a section Of the Union but the whole Of
itnot quarreing about sectional divisions but uniting
all interests aad sections for the sake Of the Unionhese
factions the handwriting upon the wall that their
days numbered
The Nsrtinsburg (yrginia) Republican says:
aTbe ratification meeting which had the pleasure Of
Witnessing Harpers Ferry wednesday evening last
was highly Cedabe the people Of that place Il
well attended BY all classes of the citizens OF that flourish
ing town and the whole Of the most enthu-
siastic meetings have attended for long time. Har
pers Ferry VII give good account Of herself IN Novv-
Der next
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fliR MARKETS..
DEPARTMENT NEWS.


Light House Board-Hig HOUSE at The Mouth IF Par
gIoaak RUe North Carolaa--Information has been
ceved this Office that screwpe lighthouse has been
erected the extremity Of the shoa making out to the
eastward from Wades Point the mouth Of Pasquotark
river North Carolina, from which fixed hight win be
hibited the evening Of the 2oth instant and each
succeeding evening thereafter from to suurse The
structure painted white surmouuted by lantern paint
ed red The light 800 feet above the Level of the water
and should be under ordinary states Of the atmos
phere from the deck Of vessel from eight nautical
miles The temporary light viii be dispensed with on and
after the exhibition from the new structure
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General Land 06fos-Remooa Of Land 0gfcS,-We
learn that the land Office Dacorah Iowa. in accordance
with the provisions Of act Of Congress authorizing
changes in the location Of land Offices viii be removed
the Of Usage in the State from and afer the
thiFty-hrst day of July next
Highly important Decision.-Th- Commissioner Of the
General Land Office has decided that the double
minimum price fixing the price at which the alternats
sections Of land reserved the United States along the
lines OF the several railroads for which grants Of land have
recently been made by Congress win be held Is equivalent
81 90 and double the present graduation price
Of the lands under the act Of August s. 1885,
appointment II superintendent ~ indian A6airs--
Absalom Hedges Of Oregon TO be superintendent Of IN
dian affairs In Oregon Territory, vice Joel Palmer
moved
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Nst0 Post 09csS-The followingnamed post Offices
have been established and the following gentlemen APP
pointed postmasisrs:
sumbcrviIle Delaware county New York Nelson Temp
kins postmaster.
Normingtou Webster county, Missouri, Noah n. Hamp;
ton postmaster.
Norma, Webster county, Missouri William r. Kian
postmaster.
Huntingdnle, Henry county, Missouri Ben l. ounrlez
postmaster.
Kendsils Cross Roads Chambers county, Alabama; Z
II. Kendall postmaster
Barrys Landing, st. Landry Parish, Louisiana Joseph
N. Carrier, jr- postmaster.
Cussea Cass country Texps John A. Heard postmaster
Boerne, Conrad county, Texas August staffe postmas
ter.
HOnitas Mariposa county CaliSOrnu; Willis G. Co.'S
postmaster
Brick Post 0fsce Sacramento county California D. T.
Lufkin, postmaster
NiddletOwn, shasta county California Charles "
Mckinney postmaster
Disc0nfinnsd-The post offer at Cymer Centre Chau.
tanque county, New York, has been discontinued.
appointment Of Route Agent-John NcMuIlen on the
line from Esston, Pennsylvania, 70 Mauoh Chunk.
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THE nLAcx REFUBLCAG YICK PRESIDESr--Hs tDsyton)
VS. one p hnse who belonged cmphhUay 70 that great
whg parry 50 long led by Henry Clay and which viii ye,
uonor his memory By voting for Of lis ablest friends
and against Of those whu conspred against bis arac-
ter and hms.-- Gnrcft
Our Cotempory is not pose up in the history Of its
candidate Mr. Dayton Of The biticres opponents
OF the compounds o. 1850 whicS were introduced
into he Senate by Mr. Clay, snd recoect that upon
one occasion his conduct IN the opposition called forth
great Indignation from the ilustrious Ksntucksn He
deserted the standard Of Nr Clay before he died and
the latter living now he would doubt in re
uudiate him Cincinnati Ergnprrr.
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BY >. g. neournE. Aret,on,e,.

EXECUTORS SALE or VALUABLE BRICK HoTsFs an
Tuesday afternoon, June e. O'Clock snail ASH a. public
longing the OF ID. C,eYmuh,s Via
between and norih running 100
ling houses with brick buildings, cellars,
Inc aky o. n's valuable property Pennsylvania
and ue Centre Market rendes desirable
ra
Lot No square No l2a fronting Seventh see, between
brick dwelling with
pied dry goods aud the othss grocery
Of excellent and ae
property is altogether very d~srabIe.
mmedaey or sonase No.
ISL bounded hy Seventeenth Eighteenth
company One Of the tots has Story dwelling
very valuable for that purposs.
The sale will precisely O'clock The houses on
Ninth Title iadispptaets.
O. Ia and rs monthE win,
interest, secured Ny deed Of premises.
er will be resosd
Gauing purchaser,
Title indispatabe ind positive.
CHARLES UTrERMCHLE,
# AUsUsrUs UTTERNUHLE,
GEO ". UTTERMUHLE,
Executors.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
June lids Aae,ionesr.
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sfarlafa.

New YoRK, June 23.Four has decned-sales Of TO- 500
barresgood State, S. co. superue Ohio, Sc 05 stand
ard southern 50 s.; extra do So rs. Wheat has ad-
vanced but prices unseedsaes of $4,000 bushels
Corn has advaneedsaes of 30 900 MIXED
81 cents. Pork has advancedsaes of 800 barrels
Sl9 &c. Beef rmsale Of 400 barrels Chicago repaeed
sl2 Lard has advancedsaes Of 600 barrels cents
Whskey has adyancedsaes Of 200 barrelsOho 81 cents
BALTIMORE June 23Flour has advanced l214 cents per
barrel-Howard street, Sc IS. Wheat has advanced
cents, but unsettled Corn has advanced CENTS
prices nominal Provisions tending upwards when
the market closed Saturday Bacon had advanced 4
centbacon shoulders 81 sides, 10 loI4 cents
Mess pork, $40 $40 IS Lard. ii I2Jz cents.
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LOCAL VS..


BCcHAsAs AsD B1EcEasRlDss CLrE--This elab was per
manenty organized the 9Th instant BY the election
the following onieers Observation-Disclosures Boyle FRS
vice -Meciintoek Young second vice presi
dent-ThomAs Fisher. Third vice presidentJ. C. Rel
~ Fourth vice president-John II. Goddard Cores
ponding sseFetaTyJ. W. Irwin. Recording secretary
Christopher lngle.
PENNSYLVANIA DKaocRAno AssocIAnoss--There viii b,
meeting Of this association tomorrow evening Al the
rooms corner Of Ninth and streets when 1t expected
permanent organization win be effected BY the election
officers The association numbers nearly one hundred
members
The neree heats Of summer upon with all theil
melting sweltering influences On Sunday last the mer
curry % in the shade Yesterday forenoon the hea
equally intense
The presidential nominating conventions over dele
gates and outsiders longer swell the human tide at Gin
einnau, New York, and Philadelphia and a conse-
quenee, Washington Is rapidly assuming its woned ook
Of hustle and excitement Notwithstanding the present high
range Of the mercury The arrivals by steamboat and
railway during the past week have been quite large
MARROW ESCAPE AND RESCUE oF Az Acroa--Mr Theod,rs
Hamilton Of the National Theatre whilst bathing on sun
day evening In company with of his friends in the
Potomac suddenly became overpowered by the water and
being unable to himself drowning when rescued
by bis friend Mr. Wallace at the risk Of his own life
He resusciated and we hope win be more suc
cessful in his bathing excursions in future,
THE KuxKEL ETHIOPIAN TRorPE--These old iayorites
With Washington public after long ahsence have taken
the National Theatre for short summer season They
will be heartily welcomed by their hosts Of friends in this
city. They opened last evening
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a SENSIBLE cnNcLrsIoN.

The Newburyport NassachuEet's Herald an opposition
paper, says:
Thus surveying The ed cannot what chance there
Of union in View York aud Philadelphia by which the
parties viii xnk and mnge their distinctive character
sis and there i not the st chance for American TO
succeed unless he carry slave States and thev DO
unite with The South all sgainst them u be political
miracle for them carry every free State but Pennsylvania
and other. We do say II impossible for such
aton triumph for II may not be impossible for Penny
be carried against Buchanan carry the other
free States against him. and thus leave him votes short
but say that the probabilities decidedly hi.
favor that should wish 10 risk hat bad 10,
the result for fear that might have 70 60 home bare
headed.
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NAN RoHRKRy.--IsPoETASr kRREsT-We copy the follow
ing from the New Orleans Delta Of the 18th instant
Mr. hewitt active postmaster tins place has lust
received intelligence from the postmaster Mobile that
the mail pouch made up Mobile NAY ~ containing
letters fcT points east " Montgomery Alabama vas raed
BY stage driver the route The rOhber has been ar
rested aud Eve thousand dollars in bank bills supposed
have been stolen have been taken from him Mr. hewitt
does think the stolen pouch contained any letters res-
tered New Orleans but Al persons who remitted bank
bills points Of Montgomery in etfee registered
mailed here the 10th Of Nay advised 10 take
this robbery X their letters have not been received