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jyE st 7. THEARD, Comptroller.
for the contract for
the Peh Ro Ss Of the ana parts
The shall bind himself ordered der SO to do
sT AND IL ke p the bas plank
pauks aud seepe the plank roads and shall nicely pile the
S Ss e o New d fssPass s
] Of bs onWay sa o m s
accoance with the lines levels and rounding be given by
and hsuSs away the drt where too high twenty @
width sep's5 Of off The Roadway shall en be shsed wit
lowing manner to:wi layer shells sx inches in thickness
thickness shall then be laced shall be conve
in such the whole thickness said
otherwise the work shall be rejected ''>-'''
All the materials shall be of the best quality and shall be fur
The contractor shall be allowed fifteen days date
the order BY the Street 1d r. in M conjunction VIII the
work each and every Of street and should he fail
fine Of delars day for each and day thereafter the
Tie ecnsc shall lind himself keep the shelled portions
of the repair and good condition for and during
the rthp Of tbs condition
part ench settlement shall he retained until Inc expiration of
s has ] p BY the ss S
Security to an amount ss56 required for the faith
fnl performance OF the contract
and acceptance Of The same BY Street Commissioner
junction with the Committees Streets and Landings less the
tenth part retained in guarantee until the end of
year.
vel understood that in of failure by the contractor
begin finish the work part thereof within the period
fixed in the Council be dissatisfied with the in
which the work being executed the Council shall have the
right of annung the without putting the
required by article 1905 Of the Civil Code without
applying of Justice annual the same without
indemnity and il also well understood that in the
shall time abandon the work finish and
pete the in conformity with his contract the
shall forfeit ali claims he may have for of the work
done by him the date Of the abandonment and the
shall be thereby discharged from any and all liability therefor
also well und rsood that contract resold
the and his securities shall be held aud bound in soil
pay the city all loss difference the price
which the originally contracted perform the
work and the price at which be adudca!ed resale
read Indication.
The 10 he for term of from the date of
approval of the adjudication by the Common Council.
Bids 10 be per running foot OF road complete.
New Orleans, July Ii, 1857
Signed LOUIS H. PILE,
City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of botl
Boards:
LSigned II. T. VEENARD, r,!
Signed j, f. HOLLAND. ,hu'rHen
Registered July 25 1857.
HENRY DUREL,
iy21 st Clerk Of Comptroller.
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ter of
CoosA BRIDGE BURsEp.-The Selma

CoOsA BRIDGE BURNED.-The- Selma
the Oath inst. says: ,urnt last
The bridge across the Coosa rivertion OF the
night, and is total loss, with the O'Clock this
pillars. The fire was discovered abb in, and at s
morning. at which time the east SPY
O'Clock the remainder fell. incendiary, as
1t was undoubtedly the work at half past 2
the cars passed over it on yesteed it last night
P. NJ, and the division master
after dark. { more than cover
Thirty thousand dollars viii
a. loo
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On SUNDAYS the train will leave the city half hour from
O'Clock +. NJ, until O'clock then every hour until II
o'clock The train will also make the O'Clock trip
Sunday mornings.
O'Clock except Shove and the Lake every night hour
last Extra special trips when required
by notifying the conductor.
Station has been erected Genly Ridge, which
also made Flag Station where the train will
when required from A. n to P Mon down trips, H. IL
and O'Clock and trips u and AZ O'Clock Fare each
ID Tickets purchased
ticket Office and ,he conductor notified.
The daily Horse Car and from GENTLY Ridge stopping
required viii up from the Lake at ca O'Clock a. NJ and
will leave As follows
The City The GENTLY Ridge
A......... o'clock \. ". At........I0 O'Clock A. NJ
At............l2 At.......... l L. VI,
At..-.,....... L, VI, At..,,-,.-. 5ta
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Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY, Sth of August
next will nliulicae at M office o'clock NJ the above
lease 4. THEARD,
iyn3 l5t Comptroller.
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, .
City Of New Orleans, July eth, 1857.

[ NO. "a 10.
Resolred That the Comptroller and he hereby author
lied adldcte the lowest bidder days notice in
the official Journal for seng with lake shells the
decaying parts of The Plank Roads Fourth
District the Shell Roads be SUBSTITUTED for the Plank Roads,
and in lien Of the ballast roads previously contemplated the
appropriations for year 1851 but found impractbe owing
the eSorban price demanded for ballast stone The
struction OF said Shell Roads be under the the
Street Commissioner in conjunction with the Committees
Streets and Landings and in accordance with plans spec
cations file in the Surveyors Office The contractor keep
said road in repair for year free of charge adudca
tn of the aforesaid contract be subject the approval
lection Of the Common Council 1.
[Sgned ]. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl P. S. WILT,
President pro TEN Board of Aldermen.
Approved July 10, 1857.
fSiypedl On AZ II WATERMAN Mayor
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~ THE STEAMER JAMES e.
Woodruff, c. S. Rogers, master will leave
New Orleans for St. Louis the coming
follows: -
THURSDAY. August 6.
THURSDAY, Aug. q.
THURSDAY, Sept. II.
m6 BELL BUCHANAN CO. No. g. Tchoupitoulas.
nS plan of the cabin be and secured by
calling a the office OF the
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REG UL AR ACk E Z s

r. COAST PACKET STEAMER
laAMNlAttS - Bella DOnna-To and from New Orleans,
tS@GGAA Bayou Sara Fort Adams, Williamsport Port
Hudson all intermediate landings, the BELLA DONNA,
VIM McCom master will resume her old tfps commencing
Saturday August 18TH and will continue throughout the
leaving New Orleans Saturday evening" O'Clock,
Bayou every Wednesday evening" arrival Of the
cars from Woodville.
clerk will he on the eyse to receive freight on Thurs
day morning.
pParcuar paid the receiving and landing of
and freight all hours Of The day and night
iY29t HOLMES Il CIAUSS. a TchOnpito .ias st,
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P Il | l. A D Ell P HIA.
To sail on WEDNESDAY,, the 2eih inst.
FOR ILADELPHIA REG

ENff Iine PaekesIThe Al fas sailing packet brig May
staaueen. jackson, master, having of cargo
board will sail above For balance freight apply 10
GEO. W. HYNSON Il co 50 Camp st.
For passage, having fine apply to the can
tsit on board, Post ~ Second District.
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COMPTROLLER--OFFICIAL.

shall forfeit claims may for any part the
work dose by him the date Of the abandonment and that
the city shall be thereby discharged from any and all liability
therefor and ia also well understood that in the
tract be resod the and his securities shall be held
and bound In sodo the city ALI loss difference
bet the price at which the originally
perform the work. and the price at which may be adndi
Gated At a resale read Iudication.
The contract be adadcaed for from the date Of
Bids to be for the whole work, complete.
New Orleans 21st July 1857. ~ q s
(signedI LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved Committees Streets and Landings of both
Boards Of the Common Conncil
[[sgnedl + T; vEENARD, 2cba;rmen
Registered July 25th, 1857. HENRY DUREL,
1ya 5t Clerk of Comptroller.
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City of New Orleans, July 27.h 1857.
1No. 1880.
Resocs That the Comptroller and he is hereby
ed 70 sell TO the lowest bidder after ye days notice in the Off
ca journal contract for sheng with lake shells the decayed
decaytng parts the plank roads Of the First Second and
Third Districts Of the city and to keep the same in repair for
one year free OF charge and also repair with the plans
50 taken such Of said roads will admit Of require
the same the whole work to be under the of the
street Commissioner in conjunction with the Committees
Streets aud Landings and in accordance with lines and levels
be given by the Surveyor together with plans spec6c
tons file In his office The adjudication Of the aforemen-
toned contract to be subject approval rejection
Common Council. I..H.r = y
n. tSignedl ,4-u .. @ p. g. WILT
President pro tenn Board Of Aldermen.
f. lSignedl SAL ID. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved July l6, 1857.
r. s. WILT,
President pro Board .. Aldermen and Acting Mayor in
the absence Of Chas. N. Waterman, Mayor
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Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY 3lst nst will
adudcae at Office at II O'Clock the above contract
ivN st T. THEARD, COMPTROLLER
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Notice is hereby given that on FRIDAY, 3ls inst. will
adudcate st my oce at y O'Clock A. the above
jy27 5t 7. THEARD, Comptroller.
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s@es -.-.xx-xzux,NEN ORLEANS, JACE-
Gsass YT 7ESa SON AND GREAT NORTHERN

K>For the LakeEach trip Immediately after train
jcO If
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SEWING MACHINEs-I: NJ. SINGER 4 CO.'S
~ Agency for the sale OF their improved Sewing nchne,
especially adapted 10 the making up Of NEGRO CLOTHING,
PLANTATION
And
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SEWING,
now established nj No. l2O Canal These machines
took the first premium a the Worlds Fair in the Crystal Pal
ace in Paris over Grover Bakers and many other Sewing
Government OF France in making clothing
with Silk Cotton and Linen Thread Spoos Needles, etc.
always on hand. Orders promptly attended to- Address
S. II. PECK,
no 100 Canal New Orleans.
Su-nAiA1is BoAnDlNG SCHOOL FOR BOYS
- A l. l. A ID f A, ALA.
Pupils pursue study which they qualified Half
the lin summe devoted to school, and the other half
Talladega is healthy place easy
by railroad from Selma on the Alabama river.
School the 18th OF July and the Board
Tuition and lncidenta per session of three months az weeks
are S65 in advance.
Refer TO Rev B. NJ. Palmer D. H., VIM. NJ. 4 B. H. Hnr-
yey, no I. Hardie Co. New Orleans, VIM Il. MCGIey,
LII D., Virginia University,
For particulars, address JOHN WILSON,
je9 d&W Talmdega, Ala
n FuRNlrURfi FURNITURE = PER-
W sons dasfingto
TT Seltheir Furniture
Store tLeir Fu-nirye,
To huy Furniture,
vii! do we'lhg applying at JULIENrS,
Nc. iS9 CanT street
leo on 0pp2oits St, PA.IicE ClU.eu.
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SG6 FOR BOSTON-REGULAR LINE-THE
EFFT regular packet ship ScrnmpOre, Stone, master
szhAvnes most Of her cargo board, with
dispatch For balance Of freight passage apply to
iyl GEO. W HYSSON Il CO 81 tjanp street.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

4
l nilfSaamrhs connas to fsg"isF snns tn. rFens es
daily at IL NJ and 81 2. NJ for the M aud every
morning and evening.
Omnbusses Canal street every Is minutes. jy29
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s--az. r...z,-zsrs-7 PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL-

-NI MMFR AKR A y G CEMENT
ure of the Cars-From and after
:am train will leave AS follows:
The City-
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FOR BO STO N.

1 Al fast sailing regular packet ship Juliet, Moul
sasssAEon master having most Of her cargo engaged
will have dispatch For balance of freight, apply
GEO. W. HYNSOS Il CO.. 81 Camp street.
For passage having fine accommodations apply the cap
Ain on board, Post %, Second District. iyl6
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 5PM.
FOR OP E LOU s SAS-THE NEW
lRsI1sts $50 STEAMER Anna Perret. Capt g F. Lou
the W CiouDgwiI leave above taking freight
for Old River Simmpor and all landings the Atchafalaya
For freight PASSAGE apply on board OF
J. NJ. JOHNSTON Il CO.. 3 Front I.evee st.
iyl4 If "e| Customhouse street.
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SSk FOR BREMEN-PAssAGE nNLYITHE
&xXNIAl fast sailing American ship Equity, Noyes
SeAas&S loading will sdate dis
patch For passage only having good accommodations apply
the captain on board.
jyg4 J. P. WHITNEY CO., IS Caronde1et st.
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asserts that he did 40 because be was exbau,,i nv
the fsigue Of lecturpg and needed rest. But the
Rev. Mr.. Holland Of East Cambridge te,.ihes that
Mr.. kalloch did not sppear at all fshgued after the
lecture, sDd that he excused himself from going TO
Dir. Hollands house on the plea that he was anx
ius to GET home as soon as possible After that. TO
get into his csrrisee and ride 10 a hotel and st,y
there an hour With another mans wife when he
was but twenty minutes ride from his own house
in Boston, is certainly a very suspicious cireum-
s.srce
Politically Massachusetts, is in a very queer COZ
dition. The finances Of the State under the Know.
Nothing management Of the last two years have got
into great disorder the expenditures having In
creased enormously, so that there is an awkward
deficiency in the revenue. There ia good deal Of
feel ne in the State on the subject which the Demo-
Gratis and Fillmoretes are cunnngly availing them
selves Of by the formation Of Reform or Retrench-
bent Clubs. They evidently hope 10 form Goa
ltion sgainst the Republicans which shall include
as many as they can get Of the Gardner Americans
TIE Republicans them-elyes are not well organized,
or rather Dot organized at all; and are weakened
besides by the most senseess and bssees ealOusies
that ever infested political party There is no
head or center to their counsels. and even their
presses, though comprising vast prepODderance
If the newspapers and newspaper circulation of
the State, are distracted by endless chickering's aud
Misunderstanding among themselves 10 which it is
impossible to perceive either rhyme or reason. 1t
is TO be hoped that the establishment of the new
Republican paper by the union of The atlas,
Trareiler and Telegraph, may lead to a better
state of things far the journalism of the party
is concerted. That establishment, by the way, has
been announced by The Daily Adretiser as pdr
chase by The Trarelier of The atlas aud Telegraph.
This | understand TO be entirely incorrect. If |
am rightly informed the project originated with
the propretOrs Of The Atlas, and the form it has
assumed is not purchase of one paper by the
other but union or consolidation of the two. The
proprietors of the united journal have purchased,
or agreed to purchase The Telegraph and Chronicle.
The new paper will start with list of subscribers
tu ice large as any other Boston paper and with
all amount of capital and of editorial force far eI-
c,eoing what has hitherto been displayed on any
New-k DglaDd journal. Its name, believe, is not
yet decided on, and 1 presume that the arrange
ment. about editOrship, &c, are not fixed. Ifthey
are, they are known only to the parties Immediately
interested.
1t is said that Gov Gardner will veto the action
of the Legislature sppropriating 5000 900 for the
relief of the settlers in Kansas in it reaches
him. The corruption mania has spread from
Washington to Boston In the Senate. to-day,
charges were openly made that money had been
used upon honorable gentlemen to induce them to
vote for certain measure of great pecunlary III
terest to the parties concerned.
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ASSEM- BLY,.


Mr. UARPENDING TO amend the charter of the
Metropolitan Gee Company. Laid on the table.
Also, TO sIuend the Revised Statues relative to
weights and measures. Third reading.
Also compete in relation to taxation OF corpor atons.
Also, complete, relative to limited partnerships.
Also TO prevent frauds upon emigians.
Also, 10 amend the act relative to widening Battery
place.
Insurance Law. Committee 10.
MI HARPENDING reported blu relative to the
eale of fbe Crystsl Palace
Mir. HOGEBOOM, relative to the Second avenue
Mr.. FUNK, complete, to amend the Charter of
Brooklyn.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
The following past ed unless oher1 se noted:
To incorporate the Central Savings Back OF Brook.
To amend the chatter of the Female Guardian So
cety.
To complete the opening Of the Second avenue,
laid on the table.
Mr LEAVENWORTH, from the Committee of
Nine, reported number of public BIDS as pro Iei t. bs
tils; considered IN Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. MERSEREAU brought in bill TO incorporate
on Engine Company in Tompkinsve.
The motion to reconsider the vote on the Fremen
Exemption bill vas carried, and the bill passed.
BILLS PASSED.
To regulate the laying out of the Central PsIk.
incorporating the Manhattan Savings. Institution
AueD6atory of the Revised Statutes
helauVe 10 cloiins sg6Dst s1ps OF NeFses. . =. .
incorporating the Trustees Of the Unyersast Relief
Fusd, New York.
TIE bill regulating the stage routes of NewYork
war iost by yeas 81 nays III.
Mr. WOODS moved for a reconsideration of the
vote, snd 10 iaY that motion the table. Carried.
The lIudson River Improvement bill passed
sltO tie bin to reduce the several New YORK Court
aCis into CIC act.
The death OF Mr. Babcook Of Oneida, who has been
absent a few Gays, was announced a. taking pacs a,
bic home yes'e day
Messrs. SIBERIAN LEWIS FALLETT, MOVES,
HOGEBOOM, kOOTE, IRVING, PAUL and others
psytG ti.utes If respect to his memory, and after
accepting appropriate resolutions the House adjourned
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

NKw.0RLsANs, Friday, Apr 3, 1857.
TIE schooner Joaquin has arrived here with Vera
Cruz dates to the 2Oth ut.
Tie Government wac in such Strengthened circum-
stances that il had been forced to suspend payment at
the Custom OF Vera Cruz and also at that in the City
OF Mexico.
Tie relations with Great Britain continued in an un-
settled state.
The new Constitution was promulgated on the llth
Of March
Gen Blancalte was a voluntary prisoner at Guadal-
lara, and would be tried by count martial. ST. Fueuo,
Minister Hacienda and Sr CARA, late Governor of
Tampico were about to visit the Capital to defend his
character.
The mails were very irregular, and nothing had been
heard &C the rejection Of the Forsyth Treaty at tbs
City Of Mexico.
ItvssIep 'rted that Santa Auns had numerous en-
sissares 10 Mexico.
The Nicarsguan news by the steamer Texas, at
New-York, was received here to-day, and caused
great joy.
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FROM ALBANY.
from Oar Special Correspondent ]

from Ou Special CsrrespsnieaiI
ALBANY, April 3, 1857.
Tie New-YOrk HarbOr Commission have just
made a brief report on the expenses which bave
been incurred by them in the discharge of their
duties. 1t is generally known that by the act of
tie Legislature passed i'll March, 1855, the Com
missioners were required to cause surveys aud ex-
amnstions of your barber, in order to ascertain
whether tie navigation thereof is improperly OBJ
stIucied: whether any further extension Of piers,
wharyes and bulkheads into the harbor ought to be
permitted, and if so to what extent; whether any
grants already made by the Legislature the Commi'-
sioper ofthe Land Office, OF Common Council OF the
City Of New-York, for the filling up OF any OF the
laid III der water will, if executed, impair or ob-
struct its navigation, and to report to the Les'sh-
tuie, from time to time, the result OF tae lniOrma'
ton thus obtained, and the evidence upon when
the same shall be founded; TO determine exterior
lines along the water fronts of New-York and Brook
lyn, beyond which no erection or permanent OBJ
s,ructOn of any kind shall be made, and to recon-
mend such provisions as they may deem necessary
in respect to iae enlaTging or filling up of slips,
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FROM BOSTON.
From Oar Owp Correspondent

From Oar ows Correspondent
Boston, Thursday, April ., 1857.
Boston, and, indeed, all New-Eng and, is i'm.
Dersed in the trial of the Rev. Mr.. Kaloco, trial
which deeply affects the Yankee mind on three Of
its most salient and sensitive points-the Church,
Temperance and Anti-Savery. Least on the last,
however, because as an Anti-Savery man Mr. Kal.
loch has not been particularly noled, though, like
DiIe-ieDths Of the clergymeD, he voted for Ere
mont His particularly in this respect consists in
his having taken the stump during tie campaign
ard made some pretty violent speeches. His
political oratory, believe, was confined 10 Maine,
OtwL!cb State he is d native. l have not heard OF
any speeches from him in this region; and in fact
must confess that, though toeIably well posted
about the public men of Massachusetts,, do not
remember ever to have heard of Mr.. Kalloch until
the charge for which be is now on trial was brought
against him. His reputation previous to that had
not extended much beyond his OWN denomination,
the Baptist and the email circle Of the organized
Temperance party.
The issue of the trial man can predict, for 1t Is
scarcely possible TO foete the verdict of Il jury IN
any case So far as il has advanced, the testimony
is oyerw belming against Mr.. KalOch. II the char
acter OF the witnesses sustain investigation, do
not zee how he can escape conviction. His coun-
SCI, Richard II. Dana, jr., and Charles X. Train,
are amorg our ablest criminal lawyers, and carry
altogether too many guns for the District Attorney,
a lawyer Of 70 special note, who masages the case
Tor the Government, and relies, | suppose, on the
sIei 9Th Of his evidence TO cOunerbalance the legal
aud Oratorical force Of his opponents. The line of
defense seems likely 10 be an attempt TO impeach
the character Of the witnesses for the prosecution
A su gulsr feature of the trial is the appearance
il court of Nr. Stein of Bratteboro, the husband
Of the lady who is implicated in the charge against
Mr. kaloch. His confidence in his wife's inno-
cence is entire ard he lends the contensnce of his
presence and his sympathy to MIR. Kslloch IN the
most lmpressisey friendly manner. He has, by
this time, should think, heard enough to put his
faith in his friend aud spouse TO pretty severe
test
Apart from the direct testimony 10 the aduter-
Gus intercourse, the strongest point against Mr..
Kaoch is that after his lecture was over he went
back 10 the hotel in East Cambridge and spent an
hour in the bedroom with Mr. STEMS wife. lie