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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
TIE LAKE.

,n.E EA1L AND MS5ENyTER WHY Arrange rang
- - For Vaudeville Lssisbnrg, Madsonvie and
CovngtonThe substantial and fast running lake steamer
virginia Pearl, Ghas. NJ. Dowd, master, will leave
follows, from and after MONDAY the 18th October:
TTpm PGp,charrain kalrosd FrSm c0vins0n
SATURDAY,. 10 AM. carsl FRIDAY. AN.
Passage 81. Meals, 80 cents
For further particulars apply on board, or to
P. H. BRfNToN & CO., Agents
o1N If IL Canal street.
r~s, FOR EOBILE-DAILY U. MAIL
neaXl4AS--=}AL1NE-Wiu Arrangement-The splendid
Sasxssxafszz4now packet steamers Cuba H. A.
Heru master, California. Jas Hopkins master FLORIDA,
W. H. Hutehngs, and built expressly for the lake
trade with superior accommodations Ons OF the above steamer
will leave the Pontchartran Railroad DAILY the arrival
the Lake of the O'Clock p NJ train of Weather and
permitting the Mail boats from Mobile MONDAYS
and THURSDAYS Will stop Pascagoua Pass Christian and
Bay st. Louis.
Cabin Fare.
Children and Servants .......'..'..... oo
NJ DeeA r. tiEDDEs Agent. 10 Rank Place
1~m LA e HO IL Il p "A CK r II
e Eks4ih-NSTEAMER CreOlc-Winter Arrangement
Springs and intermediate landings
The splendid low packet steamer
A. p Boardma MASTER built expressly for this trade with
superior accommodations will leave the Pontcharraip Railroad
the arrival at the Lake of the cars, as follows.
Esf8 New NsRSSGas'
THuRsDAY........9A.Mca IN cars WEDN NEsDAY EVENING.
The will extend her trips Pascagoula Tuesdays
and Saturdays - ,
New Orleans. November 2. 1851 NJ
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
e2x8EefE11-12<111
On SATURDAY, al

ON SAIU hDAS, al
8 P. NJ.
The magnificent U.
States mail packet
N atcheZ, Capt'n
I. 2. Leathers, will
leave for Donaldson
v i'll e, Plequemine,
Baton Rouge, Port
Hudson, Bayou Sara,
Red River Landing,
Fort Adams, Natches
Waterproof, Rodney
Saint Joseph, Grand
Gulf, Warrenton and
Vicksburg every SA-
TURDAY. at 8 o..
clock P. II.
The steamer NAT
q II 4 z connects at
Vicksburg with the
steamer RANGER,
and will take freight
for all the landings
on Yazoo riyeras high
as Green wood ut high
water rates.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
HE COAST AND LAFOURCHE PACK ET.-
The new, swift and splendid passenger packet
dner clerk leaves New Orleans every Wednesday ga NJ
every Saturday p NJ For freight passage having
superior commodaiions, apply on board.
J. s. PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
The Gen Pike will continue regular packet during the
season. dis
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

The above mentioned splendid packets will leave
their regular days. without fail the hour appointed All
business entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
containing ewey other vauables unless regular
bills of adng aken specifying the and value and
the freight paid for any vuabes deposited with the clerk
by the passengers, contained in their baggage.
For freight passage apply on board or TO
CARROLL PRITCHARD CO.,
Union Row, So Carondeet st.
nan If SMITH M 4 Tchb bnntou las st
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

city ut and O'Clock p. H..
Horse Car will the city every morning at
o'clock and the Lake night hour the
conductor. - = 357.E
Station House has erected GENTLY Ridge whore
the train will when required-going down. ut
o'clock A. snd oclosl Fl NJ and coming a. o'clock
A. NJ and 3o'clock r. NJ each way cents and the
Conductor have timely notice to stop. NJ II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

-ruuzszx.-v, PONTCHARTItAIN RAIL-
k3S6 3m R0AD-WINTER ARRANGEMENT
- ILS11Z--Y12From and after Sunday, November LIST
1851, the sMam train will leave IS follows:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at 5 o'clock p. ".
6- REG ULAR w e DNE ID A Y

sllsIas 81 PACKET-The SUPERIOR running packet steamer
Ssss@aszs Il. w. Powell, J. H. Ess master, will
leave for Lake Washington Grand Lake Caroline Landing
Camack's Landing Miliken's Bend yicksbnrg Grand Gulf
Rodney, Nachez Fort Adams, Red River Landing Bayou
Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge Plaqemine and Donaldson
The W Powell will take Yazoo river freight
through bills of ading with the privilege For freight
passage apply OF board, or to T. B. SMITH, Agent
se3 Tchoupioulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

Leaves on FRIDAY. December 18Th at o'clock p. NJ.
~ ME MP HIS AND NEW ORLEANS
6A@hass Packet Line-For Memphis and the Bends-The
Es:ssA hrst-class steamer HI. II. w. Hill. Captain
Newell will receive freight Wednesday, at the foot Of
irod street. will leave above For freight passage
apply on board, or j. H. FRELIGH,
Office under the St. Charles Hotel.
H9Ths Line connects Napoleon vii regular Packets for
and White rivers and at Memphis with superior
Packets for st. Louis and for louisville.
n Adams Express carried regularly by this Line. dl2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

Leaves eysrE sATUERAT, T! y 1'SGSE 7; \.
isa4HlTt,!SS FOR yICKSBuRG-The fine steamer X. w.
asss3z Adams, Ch Z. Marshall master will leave
for Vicksburg Warrepton New Carthage Grand Gulf St. Jo
eph Rodney Waterproof Na,chez Fort Adams Bayou Sara
Baton Rouge paauemine md the Coast as
W. o. PORTER, Is Grayier street.
H-Paricular attention given plantation business Ynzoo
river freight taken at high rates with the privilege Of
shipping. oil y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
FOR RED RIVER.
Leaves on FEtpAi 4 the e lSth Inst O'Clock p

.SFsss. For IL u Id II Nv Ell R.-THE NEW
sEAgH14SsSa and fine steamer Montgomery, :, j. Com
perc, master, j. D. kent6n, clerk, will leave for
Shreveport Grand Bayou Campe Grand Ecore ST. Maurice,
Alexandria, Gortons and all intermediate landings on Red river
freight passage having superior accomnoda
tions apply board. J. S: PAGAuD,
~ reg Advertising Agent.
EGyThe Montgomery has recently overhaued and re-
fitted with new boilers and No in all insurance
oiicas " ~ ' ~ dl7
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
Leaves on FRIDAY, the 18th inst, at P. NJ.
,-,.c E,nEs L ri Js ~ " r. oO TX IT. GRAI

~. FOR III Il II v EP PORT. GRAND
e4Artss = Bayou Csmpre, Grand kcore, ST Maurice AL
exandria, Gorons Landing and all intermediate
PEOPLES Lne-fhe elegant and swift
running steamer b. l.. Hodge, Jno. Smoker, MASTER
L. Murdoch clerk, will leave above. For freight
sage apply on board. ,,u
dl6 j. ). fAGAul Advertising Agent
e5 This boat unequaled for comfort and elegance by
boat in the trade
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
WEIR MISSISSIPPl.

Leaves on FRIDAY, December 18th, at 8 P. N,
IT, ATTAkAPAS.-THE VERY LIGHT
T. d. Ashley, master, Paul F. Semonin, clerk,
will st Martnsvie New Ibera Franklin, Cenervle
Paersonye Bayou Boeuf Berwicks Bay, and all inerme
landings Plaquemine above. For freight passage
j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
- Planters and shippers positively rely on the GOV
POWELL remaining in the trade during the entire She
inches onv and merchants and shippers rest
water. dl7
Takes passengers at the same rates as the Railroad.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

Leaves every THURSDAY, at 5P. NJ.
, - REGULAR THURSDAY U. s. MAIL
packet Vicksburg, j. NJ White, master will
Sssss leave above, for Lake Providence. Skipwh's
Landing hkens Bend, Vickshnrs Grand Gulf Rodney Nat
chez the Coast and all intermediate landings For freight
passage having accommodations apply board
or to
NO W. @. PORTER, 13 GrRvjer street.
The will take Yazoo river freight and sign
through bills Of ading with the privilege of reshpping
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
COAST AND RCHE.

Leaves on THURSDAY 24th inst, at O'Clock P.
r. - COAST AND LAFOURCHE PACKET
6AELl s1a The fine, new, and swift Crescent
H. s. Karr master W. L. Holmes, clerk. leaves
New Orleans above For freight passage having superior
apply on board
dis j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
pA The Crescent will continue regular packet during
the entire
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
rgsn. UNITED STATES TRl- HS
l6AzlSl1E WEEKLY MAIL LINE I@A&lktsSS

~
ON TUESDAY, atom THURSDAY
S p. NJ. at 5 P. NJ.
The magnificent U. The magnificent
States Mail packet U. S. mail packet
Princess, Captn Vic X $ b ur e
Wilson, will leave Captain Canon.
for Donaldsonville. will leave for Don
Plaquemine, Baton jacksonville, Plague
Rouge, Port Hudson mine. Baton Rouge,
Bayou Sara, Red Port Hudson Bayou
River Landing, Fort Sara, Red River
Adams, Match e z, Landing, Fort Adr
Waterproof Rodney, ans, Natchez, Wa
St. Joseph, Grand terproof, Rodney,
Gulf, Warrenton and St. Joseph, Grand
Vicksburg very Gulf, Warrenton,
TUESD AY, at s N Ill ken's Is nd !,
O'Clock P. NJ, vicksburg, La e
The INCES S Providence. Stacks
connects at Vicks- Isllnd and Skip
burg with the steam W | his Land in Z
er U. 8. AID, and every THURSDAY
will take freight for at O'Clock P. NJ.
all the landings on The r. W. Nc
YRzoo river as high R A Z connects at
as Greenwood. Vick burg W tn
st'mer Ranger, tax
ing fr'gh'for all land
ings on Yazoo river
as hiuhnp n rasp
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
Leaves on SATURDAY, Dec 18th, at s o'clock P. NJ.
ffrsss REGULAR MEMPHIS PACK

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. the 23d inst at 5 P. NJ.
H- ME MPHIS AND NEW Or
a4anlhSt e LEANS PACKET LINE WEDNESDAY
asssss4 Packet For Memphis and the Bends = The
splendid packet steamer John simonds, Chas b. Church,
will be ready freight Monday morning at
Grod street. and will leave above. For freight
j. II. FREIIGH, Agent
Office under the st. Charles Hotel.
MThs line connects Mt Napoleon with regular packets for
White Arkansas rivers and nt Memphis with superior
packets for St. Louis and for Louisville.
Adams Express carried regularly by this line dl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

Leaves MONDAY, 2lst inst, at s 2. NJ
~ NJ e nj PHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
Packet Ifne-For Memphis and all the Bends
MASTER ready receive freight Saturday morning at
foot of rod street and will leave above For freight
passage, apply on board, or to
J. Fl. FRELIGH Agent,
Office under the St. Charles Hotel.
This Line Napoleon with regular Packets for
the White rivers Memphis with superior
Packets for st. Louis and Louisville.
nJ-Adams Express carried regularly by ihis Line dis
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

The market without change The offerings are not
large, confines difficult TO negotiate paper:
The quarterly statement of the Ohio banks exhibiting their
condition. shown by made to the Auditor Of State
Monday Of November has been received The leading
items compared with the made In August are as fol-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
COPARTNERSHIP,

MOBILE-Steamer Florida-4O bales cotton to orde
gunny bags Cresap L Mcmillan.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

n3O If
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-08

To-day we enter upon the last year Of the
| first decade in the life of the Southern Sentj-
mel. We are fain to acknowledge that it is not
without pride that we make this announcement
for where there is one paper started and
maintained for nine years, there are half a dozen
that fail. If there is any merit claimed by our
self in thus keeping up the publication of our
journal in the face Of many disadvantages, and
| apart from the continued kindness Of old and
valued friends, it is the merit only of giving to
| it our daily labor, and that ambition natural to
every trade or profession, to put forth such
work as would ensure the appreciation and
support of worthy and appreciatiVe citizens.
1t was with great diffidence that we assum-
ed in the outset the position of editor in con-
Dection with that Of printer--particuIarly a
political editor--in the heighth Of an exciting
campaign, such as that Of l848 in that, as in
all the phazes Of politics since that period up
to the present, we have been actuated only by
one controlling feeling as an editor, the intere
ests and happiness Of the people, and such, no
doubt, with rare exceptions, is the aim Of all
editors and it is this, taken in the aggregate ,
which constitutes the power of the Press
which desseminates among the people such a
fervid love for their country, and which stimu~
lates to chiyalric deeds upon the field Of bat
tie, and to glowing bursts Of eloquence in the
forum--and thus recommending the newspa-
per to the support Of all good men in every To-
calty.
Such, in the future as in the past, will be
the object of our pen, however limited its abs
lily and sphere of action, and we trust that
our old friends will not only continue with US,
but that we will become acquainted with many
new names as subscribers before the present
volume ends, TO cheer and stimulate US in our
arduous vocation.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-08
nen.h of senator Rusk, OF Texas.

Death of Senator Rusk, OF Texas
We have, says the Picayune Of Wednesday
last, intelligence of this most sad event, by a
gentleman who left Nacogdoches, the late res
idence of Gen. Rusk, on the 30th ult. He airs
rived on the Jos. Holden, from Alexandria, yes
terdav, and has called in to tell US that he was
present at the funeral of Gen. Rusk on that
day.
1t is more painful to add, that Gen. Rusk
committed suicide, by shooting himself through
the head with a rifle. on the goth.
The event caused great CONSERVATION and
grief. The Town was clothed in mourning for
the loss of this distinguished man, under such
terrible circumstances. No cause is assigned
for the dreadful deed, and we shall wait with
intense anxiety for a development, of the cause
which overthrow so fine a mind, and broke
down so lofty a courage, as have through life
mise. There are few men in the whole Union
more widely esteemed, or with fairer prospects
of advancement to the highest posts of ambl>
ton. To the South and Southwest, he was a
true, outspoken, earnest, in~defatigable, laboring
friend, and his death will be their great loss
We have neither words nor space to enlarge
upon the theme. The news is two sudden and
startling, and there is no reason to hope that
it is not too sadly true.
Senator Rusk was a native of South Caro-
lima, and an early emigrant to Texas. He was
there before independence, and was one of the
early patriots who took up arm to resist the
Mexican expressions. He held the rank of
colonel in the revolutionary army, and on the
declaration of independence, and the organizes
ton of the Republic of Texas, was the first
Secretary of War, His energyin the manages
ment of that department was of infinite value to
the cause of the new State, and is spoken of
in the highest terms Of eulogy, by men of all
parties, who were engaged in the great conflict;
and it must be noted that there is no theme
upon which craftsmanship has been more iercely
manifested than the history of the Texas re-
voIution. All men, of all sides, however, have
conceded the most unfinching courage and
patriotism. and the most jealous and successful
iabors, to Gen. Rusk.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-08

This splendid steamer, commanded by that
whole-souled gentleman and vigilant and ac-
complished officer, Capt. ISAAC Hooper, has
again taken her place in the Bayou Sara line
Of packets belonging TO those enterprising
proprietors Mes~rs. CoTToN & LANDRY, and
we are sure it will be glad news to the travels
ing public generally. The following from the
Times is so appropriate, that we extract it for
our own columns:
CAPITOL FOR Bayou SARAH.-To-day at 5
P. NJ. punctuaIIy, the above swift and renova-
led passenger packet, in charge Of the expert
ced and courteous Captain Isaac Hooper,
leaves as above on her first trip this season,
taking the place of the C. D. Jr, the jewel Of
the Bayou Sarah U. S. mail line, which boat
will take the place of the Laurel Hill on We'd
nesday next, leaving here every Wednesday at
10 A. NJ. and Sundays at 9 A. NJ, and the Lau-
rel Hill will lie up and undergo thorough re-
pairs, such as the Capitol, the "coast mirror
of the line, has just had.
We have never seen a boat in more perfect
order than the Capitol is now. She has been
repaired and repainted all over, under the i'm
hieolate SUPERVISION Vi Cdpt' hooper, ana he
has succeeded admirably; for we cannot cons
ceiVe of anything that is lacking on the Capitol
to render her a most delightful boat to travel
on. Of her accomplished clerk, Mr., E. R.
Mumford, and the rest of her officers, it is need
less to speak,; they are well and favorably
known to oil travellers up ard down the coast;
SO is Capt. Hooper her commander. Under
such officers, the Capitol is bound to become
even more popular than she ever was. She
will leave regularly every Monday at 5 P. NJ.
and every Friday at lOA. NJ. We wish her great
success, and that she may long continue unri4
vailed on the Lower Mississippi.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-08
The Negro Stealing Affair.

The white man and the negress who were
imprisoned in the Jail of this town last week.
have been sent for and taken to East Baton
Rouge, (where the latter was stolen from and
not West Baton Rouge)-the negress to be
given to her mistress, Mrs. STEVENS, and the
former TO be tried in the parish where the theft
was committed; as it appears now to be uD-
doubted, the fact of Sherman having decoyed
off the girl for the purpose Of selling her or
appropriating her to his own service.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-08

HorsT1NG THE AMERICAN FLAG.-We per+
ceive that the Houma Ceres has been purchase
ed by Messrs. 7. P. CALLouET and T. J. HAIR
CTS. These gentlemen, upon taking possess
sion Of the paper, hoist tie American flag, by
inserting the ticket of that party at the head
of its columns. The Ceres, In the hands Of
Mr.. ANDERSON, was strictly neutral, not inde-
pendent (for he expressed his opinion upon no
public or political themes) and we understand
that the Americans Of that parish offered him
$1,000 to publish their ticket, which he refused
TO do. Mr.. A. is a Democrat we believe.
Although the present owners publish the
ticket, they do not alIude TO it 10 any way, nor
does their paper before Us contain a single POI
litical article, original or selected.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-08

The DEMOCRATIC EGIs.-The last number
ofthis journal contains the valedictory of its
editor, Col. A. r. MTTcHELI, who has sold out
his entire office to Mr, Vim. F. T. BENNETT,
of the Colanbian, published in the same place,
an"Anerican' journal. The united papers will
now be Published neutral or independent. The
Colonel doubtless found editing a hard road
to travel.
There is now but little in political matters
that divides the two parties in this State. the
Democratic and the American, and the unitino
Of opposition papers in future may be looked
for in various sections of The State, aud we
think that such circumstance will be the cause
of e@fEecting much good among the people, 50,
cially and politically. 1t is time that high po-
litical excitenents. and abuse between strict
partizan journals, had ceased.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-08

DECLINE IN SUGAR.-The stock of sugar on
hand in New York, as we learn from the New
York Post, is not less han 100000 hogsheads,
besides from $4,000 to 10000 hogsheads Mela.
do. The Posi- states that the decline in price
on this stock since the lst July, including rea
duction of duty, is at least two aud a half or
three millions Of dollars: The fall is fully II
cents per pound on general qualities, and the
market remains depressed. Recent importa-
tons from the West Indies, costing iii cents,
have been sold in lots at 81 cents. AS we
stated some time since, says the Baltimore
Patriot, the Eastern and Western States have
produced largely from the maple tree, and the
decrease of demand on the New York market
from that quarter is enough of itself to affect
prices seriously. Every table in the West is
supplied with maple syrup and sugar of home
make. VIZ think that the price Of sugar has
reached the highest point, and from the present
time a rapid decline may be looked for.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-08

ST.. BERNARD.-The Democrats Of ST. Ber-
nard are in a snarI. We perceive that the yo-
tiers ofthe First District of that parish have re-
solved TO repudiate The nominations, made at
Bencheque, and have appointed delegates to a
new convention, TO be held on the 18th inst,
with Instructions TO support the following
ticket: For Representative, A. Fabre; for Re-
corder, E. C%ucullu; for Sheriff, Chs. Ducros;
for Assessor, A. Soils; for Coroner, NJ. Trad-
way. The 81. Bernard says that the Demoe
Gratis will have two tickets in the field.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-08

1--WE like to hear our friends spoken well
oft is an innate feeling of the human heart
land for this reason we publish the following
concluding paragraph in the last letter of ID
eruile X. NJ, as published in the Sugar Plan
ter:
Most cordially do I second the ticket propo-
sed by your correspondent who signs himself
IAN American Democrat" | have before
spoken Of DR.. Peirce than whom there is not
a more popular gentleman in the parish. OF
Sam Matthews it is scarcely necessary for me
to speak. A scholar and a gentleman, he is
well known. He was one of the frst to vol.
unteer in the Mexican war, and his gentlemauIy,
generous and noble bearing 10 his fellow
soldiers and brother Pensioners are we'll
known TO all of his comrades. The leader Of
the forlorn hope of our party in this parish at
the late election, it is but just that he should
lead as, now that We have a hope of success
Oscar Lauve is a Creole of this parish-a gem
tlenan frare talent and the worthy represen.
tative of a worthy ancestry. His father and
his grandfather have both ably and faithfully
represented Ahis parish in the halls of Iegisla-
ton, and II people of Tberville will honor
themselpA electing him TO fill their place"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-08

RAIN! RAIN! RAN!-Up to to-day (Fri-
day. it has rained in this town and vicinity ev-
cry day coDsecutiveIy for the last nineteen
days; and from appearances before US at the
time of inditing this paragraph, it will rain
again to-day. The planters, as one of the
consequences of this continued wet weather
will save no fodder except in damaged state,
1t will prove injurious to cotton also, but for
tunately there are not more than three or four
cotton plantations in the parish, if there are
that many.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-08

CT DerpiUe X. N. has our kindest regards
for the compliments contained 10 his last letter.
We are much obliged to him also for the hear.
ty laugh which his epistle afforded us any,
thing which tickles the risible faculties these
dull times is worthy Of all praise; we hadn't
got half through with No. two before we took
the hiccough from sudden and uncomfortable
laughter. We were not aware that there was
10 our community q pen of such brilliant FAM
Cyl and rich, mirth-stirring wit.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-08-08

DEATH OF Mrs. DAus.-This sad intelli-
gence reached the numerous friends and rela>
tives Of this estimable lady, on Wednesday last.
She died in Nashville, Tennessee, on the 2sth
of July.
Mrs, Davis, during a long life in this vlcini-
ty. has been an active participant in many
works of christian charity. She was one Of
the founders of the Baton Rouge Female Or
phan Association, over which she presided from
l849 to the hour Of her death, with only one
years intermission. The orphans will share
the sorrow of the friends and relatives of this
most estimable lady.--Gazeae and Comet.