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Aeh OrIeans 4ailp Grestsnt.
SATURDAY MORNING JULY rs. 1857.

APATRroT1c MAYOR ANDA MODEL CoAKoN CoUs-
cIL.-The Mayor Of Newport, Ky, opposite Cincin-
natl receives for his official services the extraordinary
sum Of ten dollars per annum. At the last meeting Of
the Newport Common Council an adventurous mem
Der offered resolution that the salary Of Mayor
Fearons be increased $780, The other City Fathers
stood aghast at the enormity of the proposition, and
promptly voted to lay the resolution over for week
to allow them time to recover their composure
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[ No. 35ll. ]
esored That Third District delegation Of this Board Ant
two of the Board of Aldermen be and are appointed
special committee. with power purchase Subject 10 the up
prova Common Connci proper bite in said District To-
a Recorders office and Lookup.
LSirued1 j. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
ISigned1 2. S. WILTZ,
President pro tenn Board of Aldermen
f2gnedl CHAS II. WATERMAN, Mayor.
jy25 A true copy. JULES tAsSARD. SECRETARY
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE. I
Citv OF New Orleans, July 7, 1855.
d DESOLVED, That the Comptroller be, and
II hereby authorized and required 70 give notice. by
standing in the official journal hat in accordance
ninth section Of ordinance No l44Z March
Contracted under authority order from the Comptroller
in accordance with the ordinance referred to-:
ISignedI f. L. TRACY,
President Board OF Assistant AlderIIen.
Isipnedl l.. II. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved April %, 1855.
Lsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the officers of the city and OF the public is
7. THEARD.
jyl6f Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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T.. THE WATCH STORE, CORNER CAMP M.
St AND CANAL STREETS has just opened with az nsw
sSasf goods consisting OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEW Ell
ny GUNS PISTOLS, and every variety OF fancy goods s-
the latest patterns =, - r. NIL -. ,-..-,
Having ergaed services OF Mr. JOS E. Ea!er an
rleucei Matchmaker are prepared to 90 s xHus '
that lns, A.,
Diamonds mounted and JewsF repset and manufactured
to order. ,,
~. ~; H;-oH "''N 'AN GREGOR Il WILSON.
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COMPTRO OILERS OFFICE. :
City of New Orleans July %, ls51.3
[ No. 34s9. ]
Reoce That the Comptroller SELL after fifteen days adver
the Journal the lease Of the City Work house for
years from the LIST of September, 1851 to the son or per
who shall take and carry the said Work house at the
lowest tohe city, payable monthly said sale 70 be made
under the conditions, obligations penalt and spuatons
mentioned n and in conformity with the provisions an ord
entitled ordinance provide for the sale Of the lease
of the New Orleans City Work House. approved May ~ 1851
and to be subject the approval rejection OF the common
Council.
TSignedl ]. MAGIONI
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl +. S. WltlL
President pro tenn Board Of Aldermen
Approved July IT, 1851.
p. g. WILT,
President pro Board of Aldermen and Acting Mayor in
the absence Of Chas. NJ Waterman. Mayor. iyG3 l5t
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[ No. 3l07. ]

sorsi Street Commissioner be and he is hereby
authorized place posts and oil anns thereon ut me
tween Preur and Broad Streets Second District and Com
mon street slvez Broad moderate an
pense possible
rSipuedl J. MAGIONI,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
rSrnedl p. S. WILTZ,
President pro Board OF Aldermen.
Approved July a. 1857. 50,
Signed CHAE NJ WATERMAN. Mavor. iv2f
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SUM e II ARRANGEMENT
TAEn-a% = Steamer Ben Franklin, Jos. D. Carl;e,
tss==@s master for Cairo, Hickman Memphis Helel.a,
Napoleon GreenSe and all the Bends, will leave on the 9-
throughout the connecting at Cairo with the
Iros Central Railroad for St Louis and all the Eastern cities
Memphis with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad tor
Nashville Huntsville Tuscumba, Knoxville Chattanooga and
the Virginia Springs
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, July -, at r NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Aug. Il at 3 r NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Aug. 26 at I. NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Sept 9, at 5 !. NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Sept. % at 5 r NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct !, at 5 T. NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct q, at 7. NJ
The Franklin unsurpassed in point of speed and com
fort having very large and airy arranged
pressly the accommodation OF families.
Passengers can depend leaving advertised
be engaged for of the above trips appli-
cation agents. where plan of her cabin be
JOHN +. HYDE IL CO., &c Poydras street,
W. E. REDDINGi, Railro ID Agent,
iA9 under ST. Charles Hotel
r The Franklin will attend to her Memphis Bend Way
andP atinnh husneSs usual.
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REGULAR ACKE 7 s .

1ws ls57-lS5s-LEAvES EVERY sATUR-
lnAnlrtsEEa urday a 5 o'clock ?. M-REGULAR SATuR
is5frsa1..ssss4s7zse@r D. AY PACKET.
The passenger packet steamer Eclipse, L. W.
Brosdwe will leave regularly as above coIanTneng
on SATURDAY 18th September for Baton Rouge Bayon
sara Satchez Waterproof Rodney, ST. Joseph, Grand Gulf
Warenon vcksburg. For freight passage, having nn
surpassed accommodations, apply on hoard. or to
J. R. SHANNON, lac Fulton street.
GEO. D. HITE CO.. 81 Front street.
-passergers and shippers rely the Eclipse
taking her place in the SATURDAY, 18th Sep
tember next. D13
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Vt1pBY,s EXPRESS, No, 81 CAMP STREET
PER OPELOUsAS AND GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
~ - to all the Stations the Line also to -
p AFTER SDNVILI.E, CENTREVILLE, FRANKLIN, NEW
IBERIA. ST. MARTINSVIIT.E etc.
NESSENEER will dispatched from the office, daily, at
A. NJ All orders left with will meet with attention pTr
for nnnry orders filled shortest notice Ice will be
d lTin The summer TIE Lowest rates, by contract or
otherwise, uo ,,o,,,r
Rv e New Orleans aud Mobile Mail Line. Closes daily at
2is P. M ror,ur,
On the 5h 18th Goth and 9th OF each month Closes or the
4h Ih 18th and 26th Of each MONTH at r Nj small PACK
TO LAKE SHORE
Per steamer CIR E0IE, four times q week:
80 TOBY'S CITY EXPRESS,
Forhe delivery Parcels Packages Baggage ctArough-
Rsgg called for and delivered to Steamboats,, Railroads.,
| etc, l.. .,,a Mi; p,,,e
| o,r coI. s. TOBY, Jr, Il iikO-,
So ,F 81 Camp street.
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STREET COM,R--OFFICIAL.

STREET COM'R--OFFICIAL.
to he First 6isiict Pound on street between
and Girod streets. estrays- 3.
One white she Goat, with dark jaws .,
black she Goat with white belly and Sides swallow fork
Witch # not claimed days and the expenses there
paid will be sold at public auction al said pound Oh TUES
New Orleans, July 10th, iS57. ~ iyi72
EPAyE DU PREMIER DIsTR1CT-n a
~ e,t condu, an depot des EPsvss @ da Premier District rue
nne Chevre blanche ayant les maehores orune ,or..
dts rs3amss dams dix op5 SG * les
AAkDl Is da '0nFrant 10 aI@EeS commissue des Rues
Nouvslle- Orleans lie l6 Juliet 1857. tyl7 y
SECOND DISTRICT PoUND-xvas brought
the Second District Pound of ST. Ann and Der6gny
One bay Cot about hands high with the hind legs white
no brand visible.
@ within days and . hs sS hs5e
SEsDAY July 18th inst At Z Gs!9Sk s,.e. M
New Orleans, July l7th, 1857. jyls 2ss
EPAyE DU SECOND D1sTRICT-n etc
T. depot Epaves du Second District encognure
aeT IN Pn ba enSron Is mains haut les pieds de der
| rere hancs, sans etampe visible.
81 les dts anmaux pas dix jours les
p5 @ fs?s % p4''a's a"
| r p A. GUYOL, Commssaire des Rues.
Nouvelle Orleans II juliet 1851. jylS % Is
10 The Fourth District Pound Jackson Street between
Constance and Laurel streets, estrays-
One large red Cow, white under the belly, small white spots
on the body the forehead short horn marked with
crop and hole in the right and swallow fork and unde
| bit in the left, no brand.
Which within days and the there
on paid will public said pound TUES
DAY, the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
| p. A. GUYOL, Street Commissioner
New Orleans, July 10th, 1857. jylI y z
EPAVE DU QUATRIEME DIs1RICT-I
Il conduit des Epaves du Qnatrieme Di trict
rue Laurel
crosse vnche lie desous du ventre blanc
pecs aces blanches lie front blanc,
conre oree doe tcourtee trouee ct oree gauche
pee fourche. etampe.
ST la de VaChe NEST recamee dams dit ours ct les fra
pAycs ellie enchee publfgue dit depot MAR
III Is courant a 10 heures A. NJ
2, A. GUYOL, Commissaire des Rues.
Nouyelle Orleans lie l6 inlet 1885,. jyl7 % q
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y "
enTtYS Steamer Belfast, Capt. Thos II. Newell, for
EsssssEsz Cairo, Hickman. Memphis, Helena Napoleon,
all the Betds, will leave the following DAYS
throughout the connecting at Cairo with the Illinois
Railroad for ST. nus and all the Eastern cities and at
Memphis with the Memphis and Charleston Rnroai for wash
Vile Huntsville, Tuscumbia, Knoxville Chattanooga and the
Virginia Springs: -
Leaves New Orleans THMRSDAY, July 2s at5P y.
Leaves New Or cans THU RSDAY Aug. ~, at 5 P. u.
leaves New Orleans 81 RSDAY. Sept. 3 ats p n
Leaves New Orleans THU ESDAY Sept IL at 5 7. N.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Oct. / at n
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY. Oct. l5 at 5 +. ".
The asst unsurpassed in point Of speed and comfort
by any boat having very large and airy arranged
pr. ssly for the accommodation of families.
depend this boat leaving as advertised
be engaged for Of the above trips on ap-
plicaton to agents. where plan of her cabin be
JOHN F.. HYDE d co, &c rOydras street,
W. Z. REDDING, Railroad Agent,
under St. Charles Hotel
The BELFAST will attend to her Memphis, Bend, Way and
Plantation business as jel2
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ON TUESDAY, at
S Z. NJ.
The magnificent U.
States mail packet
X. w. Powell,
Capt. jackson, leaves
for Donaldsonviile,
Plaquemine, Baton
Rouge, Port Hudson
Bayou Sara, Red
River Landing,.For
Adams, Natchez,
Waterproof, Rodney,
St. Joseph, Grand
Gulf, Warrentop and
Vicksburg e V err y
TUESDAY, at 8 p.
NJ.
The R. ". Powell
connects at Ficks.
burg with the steam
er U. S. Aid, and
will take freight for
all the landings on
Yazoo river as high
as Greenwood.
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SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 25, 1857.
MAYORALTY--OFFICIAL.
XAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS. /
City Hall, 24i:. day o. July, 1851.
Common Council, City Of New Orleans.

XaYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS. 2
City Hail. Ni: day o. July, 1881. I
Common Council City Of New Orleans
No. 1903.
Rsoed That permission be and the same hereby given
Mesrz s. b. Smith Co., small steam engine at their
street First Dsric for the Of hoist
ing ice in their ice houses provided the same be 20 arranged
and constructed rot in to with the
passage provided further that the
shall for aforesaid when the
Common Council shall deem the necessary.
That the aforesaid portable engines
shall be from the side walks each and evening by
o'clock.
IsignedJ J. MAGIONI,
-, P[esden. Of the Board Of Assistant d an Aldermen.
l''snso' President pro tenn a. Board | of Aldermen
[signedl CHAs. ". WATERMAN, Mayor jy25
I No. 1904.
Resolved That Commissioner be- and he is hereby
authorized proceed aud continue the opening of Columbus
Ton and Rochebave Streets Second District
through the property Mr. otschak he having raised me
injunction against opening said street. per notification TO the
| Council, sd June, 1857.
| Presider. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
| iSgnsd p. s. WILTL
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
| Isignsdl GHAs. NJ WATERMAN Mayor. jy25
No 3505.
Resorsd Surveyor and hereby authorized
and Landings have the repairs made to the
Market Fourth District in accordance with his report on tn
June g. 1851 ordd the cost does not exceed the ee
mated Of five hundred and ten dollars $50.
IS;rnsdl p. s. WILT.
| Presden; pro TEN Board of Aldermen.
"nsh nSsipnedl CHAS, NJ. WATERMAN Mayor jy25
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No. 350S. ]
esoed That Surveyo be aud is hereby authorized
under the the chsrnen of the Committees on
Streets the repairs made to the
Irene Market District reported by him the Coun-
c June 2l 1857 expense exceeding the amount esi-
mated of four hundred and ninety five dollars sA95
[Signedl j. MA'loNl,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
TSpnedl P. S. WILT,
President pro tenn Board of Aldermen.
Approved July "a, 1857. =,
Signedl CHAS. VI. WATERMAN, Mayor. J!E'
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

EARLY TRAIN TO
La q JFss RoGToRVILLE BAY AND
the Regular Trains 10 a. NJ and z. M
Sunday 7h June land Sunday morning until inr
ther no. ce a TRAIN will Ga 4. NJ, aordng per-
opportunity Breakfasing the Gulf and returning
before dinner in the evening" be most agreeable
The smahe and engines are in hne order
and good Fish Breakfast or Dinner can be had
HThere will also be early Train on the Fourth OF Jniy
Cunbusses leave Canal street nj A. NJ daily iel2 I'm
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No. 3JlO. 7
Rsolred of absence be- and the same hereby
granted Michel Esq City Attorney, for sixty days,
of September 1851 provided he provides
or appoint a substitute in his stead
lSrpedl J. MAGI0NI.
President of Board of Assistant Aldermen
fSignedi p. s. WILTZ.
President pro tenn Board of Aldermen.
Approved July "a. 1857 -
tSgnedl CIIAS. NJ WATERMAN, Mayor. iy25
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Reso,re That the be- and he is hereby
employ and have the extracted OBJ
strucng the free drainage of the Claiborne Canal provided the
cost herof does exceed seventy five dollars.
rSisued J. MAGIONT
T. President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
TSirped1 p. s. WILTZ
President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July "a 1857.
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rSigned7 JOHN NJ. HALL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
JSiqna6l AID. DUPRE.
President pro tenn Board OF Aldermen.
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DORTABLE STEAM IIn@ihAs1TFk0fM @ 3 ,,i:,f X C TO
borsc power the celebrated patent oil Hoard SON.
Gae Hoard Bradford differing essentially in their economic
and dura5e Qualities engines of any other patent or manu-
rtrr m now in very eXtesv1 twenty five states OF the
Union Pamphlets with full desrrption and letters from iS7
diHcret who usirg the will be sent by mai on ap
o te subscriber who is agent in New Orleans.
Hoard Son being proprietos Of the p;tni they ons
co ris r Ucture the engines which they have given
repEaon and NIL pretended limitations are frauds upon their
purchasers rs they will learn y due e%psren's WIN tnef
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pgs. UNITED STATES TRl- rrSSs -
srzAaEIsa q WEEKLY MAIL LINE lssSS9AtsdS

; ,ON sATJIRDAy a,
p N
ri Tba ,nacnificantT
,IS.stes wall n,rkst
a.Ip w Adams
: Isut Dick Nash in
:, ninca Of the steamer
INnlcee1 viii leave
q Ifor DnnsIisonviile
g. ni,,,a,;ma m p,.n,,
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neu Orleans lailg Crescent.
The Policy OF the Executive.

We would call the attention Of our readers, this
morning to d very significant article from the New
York Evening Post to be found IN announcer column.
Il is worthy Of their most serious consderatlon and
we solicit for its contents the reflection 1t seems to US
to demand Il is entitled aThe Turn OF the Tide y
and is intended to point ont the bearing and the true
Interpretation TO be placed upon the policy now being
pursued in Kansas towards the south and her vital
Institutions involved. s 5j5 a.sss
Il igindeed q atsrn Of tie tide, p which now bears
upon its breast matter Of very grave import to every
Southern man. It Is turn of the tide that SWELL
inr and rushing onward under its new impetus, is
now beating upon, and has already broken through
the feeble bareT OF the constitution, and must,
long if they remain within its reach like the ocean
storm in its headlong career, sweep away and bury
from view even the very traces Of what once were in
tended for constitutional limitations, sinking forever
in the sands Of oblivion the rights dignity and sover
eighty itself, of these Southern States. eaa.i u /.
The New York Evening Post defines the late pro.
ceedings Of the Government as the first tribute OF
respect to the slGuery sentiment Of the Northern
States which has come from the Federal Erecntioe
for the last twenty yearsn MIR. Buchanan and his
advisers, says the Post, have deliberately sounded
by tie late Administration The Post calls this
submissions to ths popular coice." And as TO Mt
Buchanan rigorous neutrality it adds to reach
it, he viii be obliged to take several steps back "
And as the reason for his doing so, i says: He
has discovered so we suspect-that the Government
Of is country cannot be conducted any longer under
sinrery extension policy" The Post concludes by
saying that ME- Buchanan viii at least have succeeded
in g making the change of current which has taken
place. and in showing to the future student of history
aphen slrvesy ceased TO be protected by the Federal
Government for which, it thinks, he will have at
tanned the finest historical position occupied by any
President charleston Mercury, 18th inst.
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RAILROADS. In ARKANSAS AND MIssoURI.--We find
in an official form the following information in the
Washington Union of the 18th
The adjustment of the grant of land made to the
States Of Arkansas and Missouri by the act of Con
gress, approved February, 1853 to aid in the con-
struction OF railroad from point on the Mississippi
river opposite Cairo, Illinois via Little Rock to the
Texas boundary, near Fulton. in Arkansas, has re-
Gently been completed at the General Land Office,
and approved by the Secretary of the Interior. This
road is three hundred and one miles in length, run
ming diagonay through the southeastern portion of
Missouri and the entire State of Arkansas forming
great connecting link between the Illinois Central and
the Texas Pacific Railroad, now in process of con.
struction The Cairo and Fulton road is, therefore
not only project OF great local Importance but one
eminenty national in lis commercial and social
aspects.
The amount of land already apportoned to the
States under the grant is follows: to Missouri fifty
six thousand acres, and to Arkansas one million
sixty-nne Thousand acres making total Of one mil
lion one hundred and twenty-five thousand acres
The grant to aid in the construction of branches
from Little Rock to Fort Smith, and from Hope6eld
opposite Memphis, Tennessee, to Little Rock is now
in process Of adjustment, and will ere long be also
certified to the State.
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INDIANS IN WAsHINGToN.-On the l4th a delega-
ton Of Kaw Indians, from Kansas, had an interview
in Washington with the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs. They visited Washington for the purpose of
complaining to the Department of trespass by the
whites upon their reservation in Kansas and to claim
certain lands near Lecompton. The Union thus
describes the party:
The FIVE Chiefs Of this party were costumed en-
tirely in Indian fashion. Tightftting leggings and
neatly made mocasins adorned their legs and feet a
shirt and blanket completing their dress. Green
paint and red, in stripes and patches, ornamented
their conntenances, and struggled to obtain the
ascendancy. Feathers waved the heads of some,
while others contented themselves with enormous fur
caps. Although in war costume, but one tomahawk
peeped from the blanket of a rather determined
looking warrior Chief.
They were very anxious to shake hands and talk
with the great chief of the whites. The Union says
Kihe.ga-wah-ch principal chief, and quite an
old man, delivered short speech in which he stated
that he had performed this long journey for the pur
pose of seeing his grandfather" (meaning the
President) He went to see him yesterday, but was
told that he must come to the Indian Office first and
get the Commissioner to go with them That was
the reason why they were here now. 1t was a long
time since he had been here be had never his
grandfather he was getting very old; his head
was getting white and he wanted to see him before
he died He would talk with the Commissioner and
then talk with his grandfather and the Commits
sioner together Sf
Before leaving, the old chief said pointing to his
companions and the papoose These are some of my
children come along to see my grandfather" We
have now been here two days. and have not seen our
" grandfather have no money along, and want to
know what you will think of it.
The Commissioner replied: will send clerk to
your clearinghouse to arrange matters for you
Subsequently, they obtained all audience of the
President who listened to their representations, and
referred their business to the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs.