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DEATH FROM EXCESS OF FJoY.-A letter from War
saw in the Gasette de Siesia makes mention of the
following melancholy instance of sudden death from
excess Of Joy NJ. de Bouzenk, formerly Colonel
of the Polish army, who had been exied in Gonse-
unence of political events, had recently arrived in
Poland (pardoned by the late amnesty9 where he
reioned his family after twentysix years of separa-
zion. He once more met his wife, whose state OF
health prevented her from sharing his exile; his
daughter. whom he had left child, but who was
now married to one OF the most eminent physicians
of the city, and was perfectly happy A delightful
future seemed to await the Colonel, who was a man
II O'Clock on the night of the 18th instant, and had
passed several hours of the utmost joyousness with
his family. In the morning, however, he was found
dead in his bed.
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III
T. Niolette Sd class 3S-acciden her ga sail this
boat back considerably in the race.
Threeanda.ha P M.-The boats are fast arriving
after the second and last around The Vesper has
come in first, followed close by the Whrlwind, the
Elizabeth being the next The following is the table
of time as per judges report for the second round.
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JUDGE WATTERsToS.- Speaking of this distin-
gushed and devoted citizen of the South, the Baton
Rouge Sugar Planter says:
Upon the question of Southern Rights, there is not
a truer man, or who has shown devotion to
the interests of the South. Should we be successful
in the election of Judge W., it will be a triumph of
integrity and worth, over political toady and
trckster
We echo and endorse the above to the fullest ex
tent. We kno,r that Judge Watterston is as true a
Southern Rights as there is in this any other
State. He is as sound and staunch that question
of questions as Gen. Quitman, Judge Perkins, jeff
Davis, or anybody else.
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NUMBER I49
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE NGL0-SAxON.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON

ARRIVAL Of THE Cll1 Of WASd1NdIUN.
81
[BY NATIONAL LIyE.l
QUEBEC, August 23.-The Liverpool and Montreal
steamship Angosaxon, from Liverpool on the after
noon of the 18th, has arrived here
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, August 1.-THE sales of Cotton for
the last three days amount to 1900 bales of which
speculators took 1000 and exporters 1000 bales.
The market is generally unchanged, closing firm,
though Middling qualities closed with an advancing
tendency
Breadstufs closed dull quotations being barely
maintained.
Consos for money closed at 80.
FURTHER BY THE ANGLO-sAxON,
Our advices by the Anglo-saxon state that the
laying of the Ocean Telegraph is progressing favor
ably.
The rumored suspension of negotiations on the
Spanish Mexican question is not confirmed.
France, Russia, Prussia and Sardinia have sus
pended relations with Turkey.
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WEATHER AND CRoPs.-The Plaquemine Sentinel
Of Saturday last

SatuFuay sdys.
Another week has passed. and still we have to re-
cord the same old words, rain, rain, rain!n It
rains every day-none Of your sprinlling showers,
but coming down in torrents. On Sunday night last,
about the seyerest thunder storm experienced
occurred here. If there is not change soon, even
the cane, we fear will in way be injured by it ;
for such unusual weather cannot tend to the benefit
of any kind of produce cultivated in this section
The Marksville Villager states that the heavy and
continued rains in Avoyeles parish have caused much
injury to the cotton crop The rust is also njurng
it, and there are signs of the caterpillar
The Yazoo (Mss.) Observer of the goth says:
The weather is most remarkable. We have had
rains nearly every day for weeks. 1t raned yester-
day and last night and is still raining this morning
CThursday1 4 blanket coat would feel comfortable.
Last night was cool enough to sleep under blanket.
We hear of rains in every direction with u.s. for the
most part, they have been light. The present is a
cold, and has the appearance of a settled" rain
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SUMMER RARKANGEMENT-

n SUM MME II RARKANGEMENT-
lelnT..S Steamer Ben Franklin. Jos. d. Clarke,
master, for Cairo, Hickman Memphis Helena
Napoleon Geeuville and all the bends will leave on the io
lowing days throughout the season. coee at CAIRO with the
Illinois Central for ST. Louis and all the Eastern cities
Memphis with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad for
Nashville Huntsville Tucumbia, Knoxville Chattanooga and
the Virginia Springs ..- - -
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Aug. &c. at P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Sept T. at 3 r NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Sept. 25, at 8 P NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct !, at =, NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct q, at P NJ.
The Franklin unsurpassed in point of speed and
fort bv any boat having large and airy arranged
pressiy or the accommodation of families.
can depepd this hont leaving advertised
can engaged for of the above trips appi
cation to her agents. where plan Of her cabin be
JOHN f. HYDE CO, &c Poydras street,
W. f. REDDING Rairo d Agent
leo under st. Charles Hotel.
H The Ben Franklin will attend to her emphis Bend way
and Plantation business as usual
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REG ULAR CKETS.

~ UNITED STATES NAIL PACK
fiAAIt,sE1 ETS FOR YICkSRC RG-The magnificent L.
ss=4 S. Mail Packets Natchez Capt. Leathers. and
Princess, Capt Wilson, will their regular trips for
season, commencing SATURDAY, the 10Th inst and
TUESDAY, the lst September, for Donatsonvle Plnque
mine, Baton Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara, Red River
Fort Adams, Natchez Waterproof, Rodney. St JO
seph Grand Gulf and sbure-the NATCHEZ
leaving aTURDAY 10Th inst. P. M, and the PRIN
CESS on TUESDAY. lst September at 5 P NJ.
CARROLL, Pk1TCHARD Il CO, Agents,
an So Carondelet
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FOR RED RIVER.
OUAC HITA RIV VER.

Leaves on THURSDAY 9Th inst at 5 P. NJ.
- REGULAR BLACK RIVER AND
sUnGksE. Ouachita Packet-STeAmer Belle Sulphur,
Is% f. Ham. master. will leave as above for Tren-
tom Monroe, lumba Harrisonburg, Trinity and interme
dine landings. For fright ppy board
F. g. RANDOLPH co. 42 Union st.
The Belle Sulphur receiving freight at the foot of R
m y;lia street au25
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re- NAPoLEoN-Positiye Fall Ar

R~E NAPOLEON-Positive Fall Ar
| nArlLtrGS r. A .ANGFMENT-NEW ORLEANS AND Ma
sss44=#Hls.4 POLEON TRADE-1he and splendid fast
running passenger packet steamer Judah IOurO c. W.
Orleans and Napole trade commencing the 10Th Of Sep
leaving New Orleans regularly days for
Napoleon Gaines and Gaon's Landings. Columbia Green
Vile Kentucky Bend Lake Washington, Point Worthngon
Grand Lake Princeton Carolina Landing, Ashton Pitchers
Point Skpwith Landing Lake Providence and ALL interme
dae landings. Plantation business attended TO promptly.
GEO. D. HIrE Il CO., Agents, 81 Front street.
n7S@ Passengers and shippers can rely on the JUDAH
TOuRo taking her place in the above trade On the 10Th Sep
temher 1857. Anl2tf
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HE STEAMER JAMES r.

WV THE STEAMER JAMES f..
fMhTtIS Woodruff, O. 5. Rogers, master, will leave
New Orleans for St. Louis the coming
THURSDAY, Aug. q.
THURSDAY, Sept. Il.
m6 REII. BUCHANAN X Co, No, g. TchouritoulGs.
NOS. nan Of the cabin cen be aud secured by
than eOff he
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~ COAST Packet STEAMER

E41AII3yfss lGIIn UONna-Io ana from New UTehNs,
ssfgsss-E4 Bayou Fort Adams Williams Port
Hudson, and all intermediate landings the BELLA DONNA,
McCombs will her old trips commencing
Saturday August 18TH and will continue throughout the
leaving New Orleans every Saturday evening, at o'clock
Bayou every Wednesday evening" arrival Of the
from Woodville.
nA clerk will the Levee receive freight Thurs
day morning.
Particular attention paid the receiving landing Of
pasenges ali of The day and night.
jy29 If HOLMES * CLAUSS. Il Tchoupoalas st,
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g.-as. ..s..zsz.,..-, NEW ORLEANS, jazz
Essas ks{S son AND GREAT NORTHERN

LERIYfE--KffEKAIL
Passenger Train leaves New Orleans daily at 0 o'clock
A. NJ arrives Brookhaven, Miss. hundred and
eight miles from New Orleans 25 o'clock p M Returning
Brookhaven every day at $50 O'clock A. M, and
reaches New Orleans at 5:lS O'Clock, P. VI.
FARE-Three cents per mile each way Children nnderhTe
age free Children and twelve years
age and coored persons, half price.
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained at the office Of the
Company Calliope and Magnolia also family tickets
wholes or halves in packages Of entyve reduced price
Coured ride the without
pass expressly authorizing them do and naming
toand which they may As the will
the Conductor will he good for in
direction only making trip both will have to be
provided with
A FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Brookhaven
stations 430 A. NJ Tuesday Thurs
day Saturday. Brookhave for New Orleans and
temedate stations. every Monday Wednesday and Friday
morning O'Clock A. NJ This train Fridays
Stations (dway between regular stations,
deliver freight, but other days.
ps- No freight will be received the New Orleans depo,
after s O'Clock 2. NJ.
T. S. WILLIAMS Snp't Transport alton.
H line of four horse mail from Brookhaven
Jackson Jackson Brookhayen day connect
ing with passenger So II
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n T. " i n L. A y u
GSs Fl TT JET ROUTE TO TEXAS-For liz
galveston Indianoa,
Powder Horn )Saving One Days Time well as Re-
duced Rates for passage, freight and insurance.
Leaving every SUNDAY and THURSDAY, by the NEW OR
LEANS AND OPELOUSAS RAILROAD,
Connecting Berwcks Bay with the and splendid
steamships ALY WESTON and OPELOUSAS of 1900 turs bur
then each built expressly for this route and constructed
avoid the dangers and delays heretofore arising from
sage of the Texas bars.
Passengers Orleans the Ferry Landing
opposite jackson Square, SUNDAY and THURSDAY
MORNING. at 10 O'clock commencing Sunday the lUth OF
May, 1851 w 49,
The OPELOUSAS Capt A. Van Horne Ellis, will leave
SUNDAYS the GALVESTON, Capt. Henry Denison, on
THURSDAYS.
Returning the days Of leaving Iudianola will be WEDNES
DAYS and TURDAIS; and Galveston on SUNDAYS and
THURSDAYS.
Freight daily Sundays excepted the Com
panys Landing New Orleans the foot of St Louis
will be through of destination without
charge of kind the lowest rates heretofore charged
by the line of outside steamers.
For freight passage apply the Office Of the Company
Che only of the line in New Orleans of ST. Peter
evee opposite jackson Square, where cabin plans
of the may be and state secured.
A. 3. SEGER, Vice President
myll If Nc 0pelousas and G. W. Railroad Co
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Nx-. lSj7-lSjS-LEA AYES EVERY SATUR-
| s7AN[rtrSS urday. at o'clock P. M.-REGULAR SATuR.
Tss@H.--sTTssr DAY PACKET.
The magnificent passenger packet steamer Eclipse, L. W.
Broadwe master will leave regularly above. Commencing
on SATURDAY tie 18th September, for Baton Rouge Fayou
Sara Waterproof Rodney, ST. Joseph, Grand Gulf
Vcksburg. For freight passage, having
surpassed accommodation, apply on board. or TO
GEO D. HITE & CO., 81 Front street.
rPassengers and shippers rely the Eclipse
taking her place in the trade SATURDAY. 18th Sep
tember next jy2i
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GAHlEsS Steamer Belfast, Capt. Thos H. Newell, for
Cairo Hickmsn Memphis Helena Napoleon
Greenvi lie and all the Be h will leave the following DAYS
hrouchout the season. connecting Cairo with the Illinois
Central Railroad Louis and all the Eastern cities and
Memphis with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad for Nash
vile Huntsville Tuscumbia Knoxville, Chattanooga and the
Virginia Springs:
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Aug. 90 at 5P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans HuRSDAY, Sept. ;, at5P. N.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Sept. i, at 5 ?. N.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Oct. l, at5P. NJ
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Oct. 10, at5 P. NJ.
The BEF Asst unsurpassed in point of speed and comfort
by any boat having large and airy arranged
pressly for the accommodation of families.
Passengers depend this boat leaving advertised
Sateoons engaged for of the above trips ap
ricaou her agents. where plan of her cabin be
JOHN 4. HYDE 4 CO, &c Poydras street,
W. L. REDDING Railroad Agent,
under ST. Charles Hotel
The BELFAST will attend to her Memphis Bend, Way and
Plantation business as usual. el2
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Two trains leave Cairo daily
Morning Express at A. NJ
Evening Express at 8 7 NJ
Connecting at SANDOVA with Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road for Louis PANA with Terre Haute and Alton Rail
road for Louisville and Cncinna DECATUR wi Great
Western Railroad Springfield Jack sonvle and Naples
ASAIE with Rock Island Railroad for Rock Island, Day
export and Peoria; MENDOZA with Chicago and irling
Railroad tiaeshu Burlington Quincy aud Central
iowa, arriy ing Mt nU METH in "a hours.
Minnesota Packet Compnys leave Dun
eh for Paul and all Intermediate landings arrival of
the from Cairo
Going East there change of between Cairo and Chi
and hut three from Cairo New York Through Chi
IS hours Niagara Falls IS hours, New York hours
Baggage checked through.
nSFUr through tickets, or information, apply the Hi
Central Railroad Ticket Office, under the
tel, St. Charles street, New Orleans.
a3 " W F. REDDING, Agent.
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oE LOUIsIANA-THE

1 NV OE r. toh-
" Exercises for the academic
will take place on the 25th of July inst, at o'clock NJ
The and guardians of the students and friends
of the University, respectfully invited to attend without
any further notice.
Glasses in English French Mathematics Comr erca Cacu
tios Penmansp and bookkeeping will continue in opsTa
tinn during the months of August nd Sept mber.
Military wanted for academic year lS5-5S, to
of Military Tactics and perform the duties of
general discipnaran Apply at the Baronne
Common streets, to
irl5 In Prof. LOUIS DItFAU.
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SR FOR BOSTON-REGULAR LINE-THE
kF4S> AL fast sailing packet ship J imor, Bixby mas
$AA having nearly all of her cargo engaged will meet
with Dispatch For balance o freight passage, apply to
au7 GEO. W. HYNS0N Il Co. " Camp street. z
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~ -==z==z7- GREAT c E N =
J I sE .5sE TEhk II 5FTTST kStTFTTIE II y
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS

Chicago, Detroit Buffalo, niagara Falls New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Montreal Saratoga Springs, the
White Mountains,
splendid passenger leaves NV Orleans daily
O'Clock P NJ Cairo from which point there is continuous
railway communication with all the Northern and Eastern
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MATRIMONIAL.

MILy. BIsrRArap WILL, UPoN RECEIPT or
w twenty fve or equivalent IN siam .snd snv
ue picture 81 their past ssd present. Me- h~'-
perry N snsiy~ ard Awsu'fs;
whch thev hnmesely the love OF The opp
.eS lddres, with return postage, Nile IEssr>ngs New
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CARPE ting AND UPHOLSTERY.

A PRizE CARPEr.-
"A The only carpet that obtained q medal
firm Arerican Tnsttute
exhibited by HlRAm ANDERSON, who h pow
opening 10 hts extensive ssles rcnrs ~ Bcvery,
surerb medallion velvets
ROYAL Willows, tapestry and Brussels TOR the spring
trade sperdid stock q oil clo4hs rugs, kc..
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CLOTHING, 80.


OK O0O TO IryIM IN sooSD HAsD M 20. :.
sesfred, with privilege 70 redeem nbers Prsx psH IN
q y money. Address or can on JAMES MoROFKr, Evs
reari street, near Chatham.
\ Aprvg AND CHUDREr's GLOWING -MsR.
IL chants be supplied With thc above roo a mste "
hs hest maersis vsrkmsnship and syie net eqused By
s,y IN me rre states and rot 10 q best rsie
hst nrowr Together ~ mschnery otherwise m 400
shcr s.e" Tor aouthern Wesern maxkc Wholesale
res orders executed BY CHAMBBRs suco 'ssor 70
RsdNrook, No 1g Brosdway, nearly OPPOSITE stewata
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WALLAck's THEATRE.
MISS MATILDA HsRow
mshrs ssnng sncsy Me the performances VIII com
and in which Mr. aud Mrs Hoev win make their arst
apps''"noe for six weeks uE IL ss f''owedo by
hssea...... Miss Matilda Heron
opssu. f Fsps Nm A Lien
To win n fIg r ss%s TSsss entitled
IN which Mr. George Rosrd and other puar favores win
AUsA KEEsEs NEW THEATRE
Laura ,.. nS S :ss pr.o,,.
sRre ef'T $685. Sssn y 9 9wo ssw fArs
st TxUsT AND nSr' s2k atrsH ls'7
r.u;, ssed schoA1 O whs.ts!sh
wagner student riend to Faust ssodS.
vas tine soldier brother 70 Marguerite. Mr.. LnghSm
11 Sopeiads wTh pe'''A' Sr Miss Laura Aeene
Supported BY Ms.sr.; s,sda.rt Emmett, LnsA.m, 7. 3
ana sHsfS d, k ssDsoH Hayes Misses A'yns
. oADrMY or MUSIC ITALIAN OPERA.
"A Seventh Subscription Night
Farewell ep ssss%s GOA 81 DE wrLHoRsr
RI. public respectfully informed that Donizeus IA
LA rIoLIA DEL REaIxENro.
win be performed ior e ss q sr .af i@ @ss'A
h.Sp.y EvEsIse, MARCH o. x.r,.
ssao Arnold aud B.r in ie prncps
rarqnet Dress Circle virst Tier Observation-Disclosures. Isl
ss%s :s scas: rs
until p NJ, At the Academy Of Music; BrousnGa 7OI
broadway; Hall sons 2se broadway and Van uorden
On s Of Mad CoSX De wuoRsr
49, La FIGLIA DEL REGIMENTO
will be performed for the last time
DUCKLEY's SERENADERS, NEW HALL. $50 BROAD
ID way opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
Saturday evening March T. last night OF the grand bav
'''4'' vi ''' 'p' soNNAMBULA
Preceding which
NEGRO MINsTRRLsY
Concert At TX O'Clock Tickets rs cents or:
On Monday evening, March grand
10" '''' THE OCEAN TELEGRAPH.
THE ORIGINAL oBRIe rvs MINsrRrLs-rHE OLD
i est established Band In the world. J. w. RAYNOR
and H. PIERCE, proprietor perform q Concert Hall,
Philadelphia, March 2, and open In Pitsburg MAch9
j. T. DONNELLY, Agent.
QBooyLYN ATHEN EUM.-THIs SATURDAY EVEN
ID ing PROGRAMME
Overture. "Zampa," by Hevoid :...:. Orchestra
Duet 'Jrovatoe Mao strAkoscn and sK Tioerihi
Beehovep's concert In g minor, with Orchestra -
Mr. Thsberg
l. BATH, BATH" Don Giovanni Mad d, Ang
h a.. R6ss :, Mr. fhsSera
T. Overture, Child Of the Regiment Or nhestra
& "1he sar spAnged Banner. Nile. Parodi and Mad
O. The M,sercre Alexandra M Thalberg
10. .6pirto Genl," La Favorna. Big Iiberni
II The ecc WaE........ MAO ~ Angrl
Condvc,ors .... Maurice strakosch ard sig Abebia
music store, Van kordsn Kings and u the door Doors
open at TX. To mepce at 8
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SAlAEs Al AUCTION.

LBERT b. NlOOLAY, AUOTIONEER co Al STOCK
"A q sucton-For account Of whom II may concsrn All
BERT hCOL AY will sell al auct At his regular scent
weekly sale Of stocks and honda Monday Mach 9h "a
scioch At the Merchants kxchsnge 1000 shares Of The
Nerk PenDsy and Lsckawana Coal comp soaxes
go each Ibis char by the state Of fenusy
vana Their isnds 1855 In alp arc stuatst In Luherne
couDty Pa being in the centre Of the noted GOAL
held They are about square mile In extent ano mldw
Jesssp lands easy Of besides the Delaware
and Hudson CA al COMPANY hslrosds airesdv runnnS3
through The property the Lackawana and lAnes0oro
&eceny chartered and 70 connect with the Erie hnosa
The BIZ ghsmon end Syracuse haroadl Will pans owe. tn
property that coal be taken direct from he
Interior Of New York STATE They arc Also In resov
Ton thy plank road It'll ali the valley towns rom wnk
1eurs The Lseka river, running hap mile
the properly, Affords abundant water p1wnr ,o M
mining and uaCiurDg purposes and IA ~
Ay u, operation the lands Of the company ING ~
psrtv of the De aud Hudson Canal .ompAny ime
Satey adoins That company not long sinoe optAno po
ssion to that portion OF the properly
e ths own and they ed ten foot vein but 81 GET
Me and considerable portion IN arabic clndnion ana
being situated Of the great Lacsa vana coal
Seld richly underlad with hics ana dense velos
II The pur qualify anthracite COAL ~ per report OF FRO
lseor Roberts who gives calculation OF 2lxhuW IONS uo
der. ah the land OF which above water level W00d
abounds This roperty the principal species being hem
Sh and With few pine The town OF Archibald with
thfs land and portion 70 saleable for town lots
The capital $500 900 divided into shares Of 30 each
fvy paid up the stockholders not sons liable for
the Of corporation The terms Of sale cash For
further particulars apply 10 ALBEkT H. NICOLAY stock
sue,ioneer and banker, no. Broad street