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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

1t is stated in ministerial organ III At the number of
vessels about to be cent by the Government agaos'
Mexico liz, Including transports for 1000 men, to be
between twenty ard thirty The country, says this
JON al may feel assured, tbt the rational honor
shall re ceve cou plete satisfaction.
The recent announcements from Me Spanish Govern.
me ut for nail steam line between Caclz and Havana
at subsidy of go 900 per month, failed to aw forth
sing 10 reply. The osr has b.en increased to $SO,OoO
Ter month,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN.
PORTLAND, "Wednesday, March II, 1851.
The screw St. smship North American arrived here
il,. forenoon. Her dates from Liverpool the "a ne
~ II ore received at NsT.YOrk by the kangaroo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

The Kirg of Dshoney-the black gentleman having
1900 women as disciplined troops-hss sent his I've
black sons TO the College at Narcotics, France. wAss
they are rot excluded BY color. We may look To
ciyirzatitn under the srcceszon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13
AUSTRIA.

The Vienna Gazette publishes al imperial decree,
abe hpg all passport regulations within the Austrian
Empire In future it is only at the f;oniier that pass
ont, ale TO be shown. The effect produced By this de-
cree 10 yeIy favorable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13
THE LATEST.

by Tttsrogt FROM London 10 L'7rpe~i
Lospos Saturday. Feb .. 49,
Tie Ti1ecs cay Article Of Friday even.os ssyr.
The English funds ocensd With stesaincs% us
motnrg. tu. Tiers va, suSs qcsn,,y tartaeE sSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

TIE L. S. Mail steamship Hermann, Captain Ed
ward Hggpgs, has arrived, with dates to the
18th ult. The Her mann brings 81 passengers, a
large and valuable cargo Of German, French and En-
gli,h merchandise, and go, coo in specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13
GREAT BRITAIN.


The iade and navigation returns for the )n'h OF
January had been ssued and sho we'd progressive in
crease.
Mr. Dallas and Philip Dallas attended tbs Queens
levee on the Goth nt.
TIE Parsme ntary Committee on the Hudsou's Bay
Charter continued in session. ard the evidence given by
Col. Ieioy, DIR. Rae and Gov. Simpson was very in
terts'iDg
Tie debste on Lord Defbys motion cen'uriog the
Government for the Chinese war. had been resumed
end rtsued in division; 10 voted for the motloo
end no g-inst it the sory for the Govemmen. 10
full hcuse being only So
In the House of Commons the Hon. Richard Cob
dec brought for ward motion smilar to that of Lord
DObys, viz:
That this House has heard with concern OF the
COZ cts which have occurred between the British aud
Chinese authorities in the Canton River, AMI without
expressing Oh opinion as 10 the extent the Government
Of China may have afforded this country Cause OF c)n
plant eCtfg TIE non ulfllment OF the treaty Of
1872 tb, House COZ sdeIs that the pspsrs which have
been laid upon the table fail to establish satisfactory
grounds for the violent measures resotet to a. Canton
in the late affair Of The Arrow, aud that Select Com
nte be appointed to inquire into the State OF our
commercial relations with China"
Tie de bate on this lasted two nights when 1t was
further adjourned.
Mr.. L,yard wished to ssk Lord Pslmerston these
Que stiors-" Whether offer OF 81 900 not m ,de
last W, Oh 20 Sir j. Mcneil aud Col. Idoch and in
die nantly fejecttd whether the noble Lord I'd yet
ctved any information to the existence of the treaty
between Russia and Persia, referred n by him tLsy
ard few days snce and lastly, II the negotiations
" with tie Persian Envoy at Paris were comp'otedF
LcIc Palmerstop said an offer OF Il 900 had been
made to lSir j. Mcneil and Col. Tulloch bat tna It
was courteo usly decned ondly he was authorized
by the Russian Minister for Foreign Affairs ID say that
there was such treaty existence e. that referred
to- ar thirdly that the negotiations at Pans were not
yet tnisaed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

ACADEMY OF MrsIc.-" The Daughter Of the Reg
ment il adveitied far the last time, 70 uight. Nine.
WRbor.rs beaeft wa. success, drawing - oeo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13
S 81 "a DAYS Later FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steam ships America.
Hermann and Kangaroo.
BY THE AMERICA.
B. Tar AsssIc,s PRNrDe TsLTSeAPH CoNrisTs Lfses
Oyvics No. p WALL rREgr.I


IB7 AMERICAS PRkrIyc TsLTssApa CorrisTs LfSGs
Oyvics No. q WALL srREgrI
HALIFAX Thursday, March IL, 1851
The X. NJ steamship America, Capt Lang, arrived
here at 81 O'Clock this afternoon She left Liverpool
at noon on Saturday the 2ssh ult.; her d.te' are,
there fore three days later than those already received
The Cunasd screw steamer Alps arrived at Liverpool
on the morning Of the 2eth ut The steamer City Of
Msnci eer slso arrived there the afternoon Of the
sane day. Tie Alps would sail from Liverpool on
Wednesday, the 18th Of March, FOX Boston and New
York.
Tie America reports passing March l, % miles
west Of Kin sale, the steamship Africa and siguanog
off Baly Gotten the ship Thomas II. Perkins. March
3, lat 81, Ion. Is, saw ship on FIRE bearing North;
bore away to render assstarce aud sent boat but no
persors btirg Oh board the boat returned. The ship
appeared to be about 800 tuns burthen, aud wa,
paitted blue. March lat. 46. lon. 40 passed Ham
burg bark steering west. March q lat. ~, lon 49,
passed large American chip moving white flag
with red check.
Arrangements for the settlement Of the difficulty be.
tween Persia and Great Britain were progressing sat
isfactory, but the treaty had no. been signed. The
proposed Convention specifies that Great Britain shall
erjoy equal commercial privilege with the most IA
vored natons and that British Con'uls may reside al
several stations in the interior OF Persia and at ports
tie Persian Gulf Persia refuses to permit Cons ls
to reside at ports on the Caspian Sea- nasnuch her
treaties with Rossia forbid it, Great Bdtain shsll
have the tight to form establishment on the Island
OF Karak, and another at Oruour aud that the Per
slams shall evacuate Herat aad the British give up
Busbre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

Ser .,er pesrcs of Mayiand s ssr'easiy u ~
hotel u Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13
FRANC T..

Paris letters state that the Council Of state have
rejected credit OF ) 600 900 francs, which was de-
IL al ded by the Department Of War.
1t is cor si6ero probable that the bill for t,xng rail-
way sbsIes will be- abandoned alto yether by the Gov
eminent.
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ALGERIA.
SPAIN.

Advioes from Algeria to the l9th Of February speak
fayoiSbly Of the crope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

week the 18Th to the eth in lusye amounted 70 II 30
bales part arrive the basis OF Soo d51G or Middins
Or cans and Mobes stock hand estimaed al O9 baes
and ~ Il 60 bss NewOcsrs tres oTdntIe qlotrd A.
Iaf the AZ the close FLOUR Sales OF Oh)
At Ss6S9 G. nseisn offered jaf. without buyer wHg,r
-Blsre small but pces firm PorLsHEs were at 80 81
bui Al much prices arrive. COFFEE dssfer PALM
on firm al 57f without selle's RICE quiet and slightly
ower SsLTPE1Es UNCHANGED but firm. L.sD spd TALLow
and steady TEA mac i've SUGARS unchanged out hn
DyEw OoDs quiet
THE LATEST MARkETS.
LyERPooL, Saturday, noon.-CorToN is dali, bu'
pc.s are unclaimed The sales Of the dsj estimated A.
60 bale, BSEADsrvTr and PSovsroSs quiet Fni-y.
quotations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

TIE London Times reports the following ba,ine,s done
n 2h February Illinois Central Bonds of IS Gil Do 90
raid 49, Mchis1p Genital 9. Of 6J %; " Y Central leo
,hN.s sold IS; Erie r. r. Sinking Fund s}li D.. Bonds Of
o. sl}
LIvERPooL FREIGHT MAnKET-Freghn 10 Liver
pool h,d slight, eened fhe quotations to New York are
$50. liverpool to New Orleans: Iron aud Cnenica, -
Salt i2i Dry pods and Hardware, L. To Boston Brs 10
fine Iron Oh, ucss and Hardware, % Crates 6ds Dry
Good. Is. a 90 Passengers, Ai5l.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

SuGAR-.The market was firm at Saturdays prices with
good demand and sales Of about 1900 hhds. f,5 sE
MOLASSEs About 1000 bbls were sold at l9S6aDSc
mostly at i9s@20 md 500 half bbls at 242i1c q gallon
FLou market dull with sales Of barely 1000
bb including 800 Fine and Unbranded at 81 5S4 62 $50
Tennessee and Indiana superne in at S. and 1890 Choice
st. Louis SuperHne also at S5 ID bbl I'M. y
GRAIN Tho sales of Corn included some 24oO sacks
White az 6Oc l9 n ots part Mixed White same and
some Poor at 565sc bushel Wheat 800 and lo sacks
Strictly Prime were sold at 81 20 bushel were lower
with sales Of 800 sacks Louis and 800 at
Bran and Shorts 1900 sacks sold zoe round and 800
small sacks Bran at Coo q 100 Ds.
n PROVISIONS. Pork unsettled and lower Some small
lots Of Mess sold early in the day SIG s0@S7 but subse
queBty some parties offering S lot of 100 to O
bbls was sold at bb while some sales were sd to
have been made further reduction of Bacon 10 casks
Shoulders were sold in lots at I0c u Lard was still droop-
ng with sales Of IS bbis Prime 9 bb and tierces at
iOc l25 erces at the 100 in lots 10 500 kegs No.
at loc, and some small lots at lie u ID. .d
COFFEE The demand active with sales or $500 bags
including 100 at &c. 21OO 2So0 $50 at 30 at 10
and 20S skianings at 71sc q ID.
STAR CANDLES 200 boxes Star "a oz) were sold at TIC
u u, equal cash. WI -
LARD OIL. Sales of % bbs Winter In two or
three lots.at 81 10 "a gallon.
INDIA BAGGING 3 sold at llc and go on private
terms. 4 - ~
Two cargoes Eastern OoO bbs sold as 81 10 % bb
WHISKY We noticed sale Of 100 bbls Recti6ed at
l71c 70 gallon. 5k I. 5sg5 SIS M
FREIGHTs..A ship taken for Hayre at c for t,ot
ton Vessels on the berth for liverpool were filling up at
l5-92d6AIxd r -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for Dig
eng out aud making bitches the side Of Philip
street rem 81 Patrick street to Claiborne Cnal on the east
sic side TO Of First s from St George Claiborne
street 10 claiborne Canal and on Carroon Avenue Nc
The dtches on Philip First Third aad Fourth streets sba,
be four feet wide at The feet at the bottom and
tie Be M the
three feet wide at the bottom three deep below the Level
Is ns ns aad ss veil apd o said
coming from the same shall be thrown in the Of the
All the labor necessary shall furnished by the contractor
The shall bind himself to begin the work in the
Council and the saG dq by % the
penalty Of ten dollars for each and every day thereafter
secnr of $500 be required to guarantee
the faithful performance of the contract.
fayents in cash the completion of the and
nss whH % SAID ID m BE be dgg in with
tire satisfaction Of said officer w. "'1 - 'A' Gu
well understood that in of failure the contractor
fixed in dsssed with the manner in
which the work is being executed the Council have the
article so d he Gy ip coSs and whos out
appylng to court Of justice to annul the without
shall at time abandon the work finish and complete
the same 10 conformity with his contract contractor
BY him up to the date Of the and that the city
snail b thereby discharged from and all liability therefor
the contractor and his securities shall and bound in
sodo to pay INTO the city loss difference between price
work and the price which may be adudcaed a resale
Bids be per running 2os feet for the whole work
New Orleans Nov. 20, 1857.
Approved by Committees on Streets and Landings of both
Boards Of the Common Council '
sSs$$ i JOHN Ii 1hEfNafa 4: nolLasD, ohamsn.
Ass''''a D'S' o 1851 HENRY puREb,
"a lW Clerk of Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

ARRIVED.

Steamship Robt Waterman Huard from Matagoda Bay tc
Baudue, Block &co--1st ds l377 l7T 80 y
Steamship Virginia. new, Jewe from New York via Norfolk
and Charleston, to Foley Bru-Carrolo Jefferson
schr Amelia Wilson, from Apalachicoa to G Metca
schr Ea Robertson two days from Pensacola to pooly Nice
schr Pe Blaekney days from ST Marks and Newpor
to Post &Mel-Basn.
sehr ksbecca Ann, Murray. from Amite Rver-Basin.
Schr @ Charlotte % Ann Marshall from Amte Rver-Basn.
Schr Exile Sibly, from Bayou LaBstre-Basin.
scnr n Locust Tree; wagner, from Amte River-Basin
Schr Sea Horse, Laborde. from Biloxi-Basin. r-
Schr sc Deoiree -. from Bay st LouIs-Bssn.
Schr Alert, kiefe. from Amite River--Basin '..
slnr Marie, Zimmerman, from bay St Louis--Basn
schr M Pelican, Ecills, from Bay ST Louis--Basin
Sehr Ema, Smith, from Bonfouca--Basin. ri - tia-f
Schr Roans Lee from Biloxi--Basip .lrt
schr Back Bay Harrison, from Biox--Basn.
Sehf Aaele, Stout, from Bi,ox--basn. '-a= &
seSr sssr anS;ns,o an,snss from Maaisonyls-Basn.
Sehr Julian Fontan, from Bloxi--Basin 4. ""
STEAMBOATS,.
W Sherman Ross from BAYOU Macon - q
Capitol. Barrtneo. from Bayou Sara. " rl..
AZ Iatitie. Michel, from Iafonrche.
Belle Gates, Jantraau, rem Lower Coast
" A Andrew, Dowy, from Red River. ,.
DIR Batey, Dngas from nonaldsonvi --
Princess. Wilson, from yicksbnrg.
s- 4. INDIAN Greenlce, from Bayou Maeon.
Woodford, Msther from Louisville, .-.-
Levi Lewis Whiteman Wallace from Yasoo River
3 Paul Jones, Glenn, from Ouachta River. t .
ingomar, Gosee, from Memphis.
CD Jr, Vincent from Plaquemne.
I'm IN hennett, ,n, Douglass from s. Louis
Europa, Bailey from Powhstton
Dick Nash, Hampton from Old River.
IN Cuba, Hern from Mobile. stgI H.-
Florida, Hnchngs, from Mobile,
i VIM BAgnley, Snnoit from Moble-Lake end
Jefferson Railroad
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

5se5 MAY0RALTY OF NEW ORLEANS a
q% City Hall, 10th day Of December, 1857.
Common Council City of New Orleans
- No. 1892. ] 5
An ORDINANCE to ordinance relative to markets.
= etc, ". = "-''''9~ " ~ " -
BE y ordasnsd BY the Common Council of the City of Nep
That frcm and after the day January
q he markets OF this city shall be entitled demand
from persons occupy said
kets for the sale Of Coffee chocolate tea etc. the following
For ench stand Of sixteen feet dollar per dien
Eor each stand Of eight feet, fifty per diem f
being well understood that said coffee
Tea and chocolate stands have the right o using the
my sale OF conee tea chocolate etc., day night with
out paying other than those xed by the
lSlenedl ]. MAGIONI,
sG,sas President Beard Of Assistant Aldermen.
sss lSigAedI A. LANDRY,
= President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
lsisnedl CHAS. M. WATERMAN, Mayor. dl1 s.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
E- - nm ,.,,r r,zzr. - GfEAT ,, oENs;; Al;

kZ I gzE E|sSSfTfsSi EESF kSt9f : j. I1iF u.
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
= To
chicago, Detroit Buffalo, Niagara Falls New York Boston,
Philsdelphia Montreal, Saratoga Springs the
White Mountains, etc.
splendid passenger steamer leaves Orleans daily
O'Clock r NJ from Cairo from which point connuous
railway communication with all the Northern and Eastern
cities.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily 80.
Morning Express at s A. NJ.
- Evening Express r. NJ.
Connecting at sANDovAL with Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road for St Louis; at PANA with Terre Haue Alton Rail-
read for Louisville and Cincinnati DECATUR with
Western Railroad for Springfield Naples at
LAsALLE with Rock Island Railroad for Rock lsand Day
export and Peoria; at MENDOZA with Chicago and Brng
ton Railroad for aeshug Burlington Quincy Central
Iowa arriving at DUNLEITH In "a hours.
One of the Minnesota Packet leave Dun
leth for st. Paul and all intermediate landings arrival Of
the cars from Cairo.
Going East there is no change Of between Cairo Chit
cago and but three from Cairo New York Through
cao in Is hours Niagara Falls 3S hours New Is hours
Baggage checked through.
n-For through tickets information apply at the Il
nois Central Railroad Ticket Office under the st. Charles Ho
tel, st. Charles street, New Orleans.
as ly W. F.. REDDINa, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
|Lsl1 @tIsaHs 4aiIp Crescent.
iaivER iNTEl lLioENcE.
apsapsx IIiok,slNo. Do. Ii /,

n ass q sas isas'ng saa ~. sfs l9saln IAN
s lsaost -, ~ 4 ~ " NJ Il 1sssl tbe riss W.
irke 81 ~ n sS ~. - ~ scs;r y IN,
;s.s< is Sii',cs 49, q 4 ANN linz ~ III
sst - II, 49, tsnSs s.srsss 4 rss rsng Nv
"a - Arrivals Tsse sV Inn., nums'
M ~ ~ y ~ ets
sss ~ n - Nss -
@ ~ 5s 5yrsSs ~ - .,e,s . 4 r.cr,. =;
IL. Y "a. " siss ". ~. H. s NV II
al = = 17ea ios NeN = =
lESs$ sss. n. xSS s
- ok IN Vol. hnV esterday
~ ~ Nm a,rivea 8 III ~ foor
.S - p - m "
s 1..5.
Z ~ We sseamoost Col. "
4 4 4 & theaooh ~ - while tho fost ~ lyin
v INV. ,-yIs 3,
s IS. ss. 80. i. Y.
y ths 49, from escapins. excspt " leap
- isysf and swimming 4 numbsr escapet
81 ~ es1en wsfe saved ~ me1ns of ne yaw
~ 4 psoeafea non tns s1ofs.
a. neadA nseeanes ~ Nhlcn Dr 6anqe
e lsousons exnoneraslne
I. 60
>Tr-r
N 6a u V3snee 81 Cobb county,
81 Il 1ealss - lr. Warmer
s7 3 5., y. - s5 ~ loAas
III 5ussy. Tsnnsi RotHssc
N l v 1&its men drowned rlsar him.
& ~ Au q The deck
49, ~ n 81 known e eIost Three
3 fSds ahrsvsrost ia.t ,,.,s e
4 M u Dsssp wotsan, of Dr Hsrper, of Yazoo
\ 4! xas drowned and negro girl, aged
sg! 4 ~ a 81 ~ nEoReFsg q ". z. Asy1
sSiss coSSty. TssSss lost csttIas . hsaaM.sna Il
q b ~; afaount qf 12000 NJ b, 6. wilder lost
N 1hete NJ nesr 5000 in the iron chest;
sSs.t 9 wac1 was =. tne property q ne
ogsd nsar hs sSs. about tWo mjles below lie lie
4 als1s II ths dSsstsr - -"
1s11ns Bulard 4 rn. q, saved Mrs HiIl
% ps. ~ " W. sasea ey ner nrother M
MOSS 81 III Witch ssam asho, I'm H., Sun nsUrn Urs
ths property * = person ID Caddo, Who was
1lned to the boat, procured an axe and cut himself
u u. y. II
IT ea'erday tne following boats LETT
- nassy ~ X. iAloalcne; nen franknn ior
= 81 IS Anomas I0r olncinnatl fnlade
~ e : ICY ~ iaster witn tne
- s.ss.o =. = ~ W. 7 !.
Ae1tv AIs'7 me Lafourche packet DR.. Batey,
we ~ nnas. sugar. 76s Dds. and q half
-. s " !, asaln y usual
u 1us,s nsA pasAss oapt
Y t1sep aElseo WIN oSsS bales o. cotton and
4be Memphs os i, a,rivad i, ;t, n
s ~ cation = q
gs ysss. r;sar ~, ~.
" wallace, arrived nom Tchula with 25s baes cot
Aos, and leaves again to-day at S P. NJ. Her atten-
tvecIerk, Mr. Shropshire, has our thanks fol late
vicksburg papers "a
'lhe oaachlta packet Paul Jones, Capt. Jno' Glenn
sxriyed from Camden with l,o2s bales cotton and o
ssxge number Vt passengers She leaves again posi-
assiyson Wednesday at 2. NJ
Tho Red river packet W.. A. Andrew arrived with
1at bales cotton.
Eae steamer Indian arrived from Floyd with GAL
aales cotton.
The Ouachita river packet Lucy Robinson, Capt.
r. q Livingston arrived from Point Pleasant with
N qhA ynn;sy;I,a srac1ot yVc,afnrs r,..t.;, I....u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
8esist,, at tss HlarAsis.
TUESDAY MORNING. D D

5s @ TUESDAY MORNING. December Is, 1881
COTTON. .The market still unsettled and de.
pressed yesterday under the influence Of the Europss adyces
and prices declined fa c The sales embraced some
bales at irregular rates, but mostly at about Mid
ding to Strict Mdding. Ordinary grades being still more de-
pressed The market too unsettled allow Of general quo
tations, which we omit. 9s
ToBACCo....We We heard Of no transactions. Z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
FOR AToRAFALAYARIyE YER

Leaves WEDNESDAY, December H. at o'clock P M.
IT. FOR OPELOU AS-THE NEW
AEggAssEAssS 81 EAMER Anna Perret, Capt a. +, Lou
r. "iile, built expressly TOR the radein place Of
The steamer W. G. foung-wi leave taking freight
for Old River Smmspo and all landings on the Atchaasya
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
jyl4G near Customhouse Street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
THE LAKE,

IT, FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
kgt4FfssssSaziSEs 1927: -, MENT. 1S5S.
For Vaudeville, lewisburg Madisonville and
Covngon- The substantial and fast running lake sieamar
Virginia Pearl, Chas NJ Dowa maste1 viii Isav. az
follows from and MONDAY the 10Th Octnher. ~ "'
From Pontchartrain Rarond.j From, (,ov,g+on
THURSDAY....l AM, cRr tWEnNESD ay g g ~
SATURDAY.. 10 AM. carsIFRIDAY ''' q q An. IN.
Passage, 81. Meals so cents ~ ''''' h''a'
For further particulars, apply on board or tn
,,.e r. II. BRINTON u CO., Agents.
l2 Canal street.
nfTH1 FOR ROBlI4E-DAILY u s MAIL
LlNE-Winer Arrangement--The splendid
Hsr 10y pressure packet steamers Cuba, R. A.
H. hutchngs master and built expressly for the Lake
uade with superior accommodations steamer
VIII leave the Ponehnrtrain Railroad DAILY
at Inc Lake Of the O'Clock P NJ train of Weather and
wafer peraiittng the Mail Mobile MONDAYS
and THURSDAYS will stop Pascagou Pass Christian and
Bay st, Louis " ~ ~ ~
a, RATES
Stidren and Servants 5n
GEDiIES Aeon, m pans pI,o.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
,ul- leaves ns, Gn WEpNEsDAY y 10Th inst srM

Leaves On TUESDAY, 18th inst. at P H., positively.
f1Te h FOR @ NJ ID Il NJ BEACH HiLI.S
SSyA4sss1slsa G GGhampagnolie, Wilmington Moreau Pigeon
civ s. = =ls Marie Saline Alabama Landing ouachita
sna an e aefmsdSe % landings the ounchte aud Black
Moore msser Frank ore cl rk will leave 1siveiy Us
nooVe taxing freight for Camden all landings
CO So = ff' e % %, poa,9i psqI, .,..;i., ,.u.
va. me . M runs in with the Young
ellca ana foN Shippers rely going through.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

~nAsA LA * f. no K r PACK EFT
Ensss.s.1ass.-7$STEAMERC CreOle-Winter Arrangement
- For Ocean Springs and intermediate landugs
The new and splendid low packet CREOLE
A p Boardmau, master, built expressly for trade with
will Poncharrair Railroad
on the arrival Al the Lake of the cars follows
From New Orleans. From Ocean Springs,
TUESDAY ........ A. M SUNDAY EVENINGS
THURSDAY. 9 N cars WEDNESDAY EVENING.
SATURDAY........4P.M 4 I. M ears. FRIDAY MORNING. -
The Creole will extend her trips Pascagoua on TUESDAYS
and Saturdays.
New Orleans, November 1857. ~ na
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
YYa% - UNITED STATES TfiI- yPss.
l4ssatAzegs WEEKLY MAIL LIME leslaS+

II.
ON TUESDAY, atom THURSDAY'tON SATURDAY a,
T. NJ at 8 P. NJ. 5F NJ
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Princess, Captn vi c X 8 b II e Natchex Captin
Wilson, will leave G apt ain CanohlT r Ieatiers p vii
for Donadsonve will leave for Don leave Donaldson
Plaquemine Baton jacksonville, Plaque v lie Paouerne
Rouge Fort Hudson mne Baton Rouge, Baton Rouge Por
bayou SARA Red Port Hudson Bayou Hudson Ssra
River Landing, Fort Sara Red River Red River Iandna
Adams Match T. Landing Fort Ad Fort Adams Natrbe,
Waterproof Rodney Natchez Wa Waterproof Rodney
81 Joseph ufanl erproof, Rodney Saint Joseph, Grand
Gn Marrenon and ST. Josepk Grand Gulf Warrenon and
Vicksburg yGulf Warrenton Wick ksburp everv
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O'CLOCK T. NJ Yicksburg, La k eIclock P. NJ
Inc + NGE 5 Providence Stacks The steamer NAT
connects a. pcks Island and SkplC e connects at
ourE WIN ine steam his IVicksburg with the
err " s. AID and every THURSDAY steamer RANGER
VIII take freight for at o'clock p NJ. will take FREIGHT
w. e ihnainss on The H. W. Nc for all the landings
river as hsh " connects al on Yazoo riveras high
as oreeh"ooo' we burg with as Greenwood at high
s'mer Ranger. tax water rates,
ing tr 'ghtforal land
ings on Yazoo river
las highup as Green
fwcod.
The above mentioned splendid packets will 1eave
on their regular days without fall at the honr anno;ned
to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended to. ff''' ~ "''1
hese boats will not be responsible any letter OF
eonhg money Jewey other valuabes unless regular
p oI laang are taken specifying the value and
me regh paid nor for vauRbes deposited with the clerk
py the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
CARROLL, PRITCHARD 4 Co.
n,o.s Union Row, 53 Carondele st.
noD " 7. B. SMITH, No, st