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CONTROLLED FFEcIAIl.

COMPfROLLBRIS UFFIUE, 4
City Of New Orleans, July I, 1855. s
Ivy AaS994N9l4gy That the C01mptr0ller be- aud
~ be hereby authorized and requen to give notice.
standing in the official Journal t
with the ninth section Of ornapoe No 1872 approved March
so 1864 ths Council will not pay bill against the city
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller
IL accordance with the ordinances referred TO.
[signedl f. j. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[signedl Il. Il. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
approved April 2s 1856
lsignedl JOHN l. LEWIS, Mayor.
Tbs attention Of the officers at Inc city and o te public
respectfully called to theforegoiHg resolution.
7. pHBARD,
jyl6H Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
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sTEAMBoAE pEPARTUREs.

Onto RIVER.
r. : STE RggER DIANA, EOEs LOU
ps@ssnssS sIea1ief iii iii Il
Sturgeon, master Wiesge Lsasyils a Intermediate
Ian ~ thtoqgheut The reason as feliows
and shippers can rely on ths pupctaail Of this
No berth considered engaged uutf paid for
plan q her cabin can Be and stateroos secured By
BELL BUCHANAN y Co,
- No 81 Poydras street.
-li.as - SITE A5EEs n. ID. NHWCOAIB.
Ab for acknowledgements New Orleans and Louis
M. Vile passenger packet III. ID. cSycolmI,
MASTER viii Louisville and ali landing
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY, Aaguat2 at5P. NJ.
-. y s PAaAUD, Advertising Agent.
steamer. mys
H@@ STEAMER an. EA. RATEsGTETTlD
sSa.sS for Louis Regular New Orleans and Louis
h; sPS9 Hss sP aI. sB FL
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, August I, at5P. NJ
Passengers and shippers can rely on the puncnai Of this
sts NJ - pAeAup Aav.r,,,p, ~,
H. FOt LOUIS via. q. .E-THE ENTIRE.
- steamer John EIaine, Vim. Underwood,
Muster will leave for Lousyie ind all intermediate landings
Leaves New wv Orleans sATURDAY August 1h. at SPIN
Passengers and shippers rely the panctuay Of this
stS M 1spAaArp Aay.,ti,,, Ag.n,
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves Or THURSDAY, July 20, at5P. NJ
81 Louis SsT9 asa Nsy 9FGsns EsrSfS Rs Ar
slziES Cairo with Illinois Central and at St. Lsuis
t B56 ss oh9 41a @ns NJ a Ss
niger leave for ST. Louis all intermediate land
@ as ABOVE Fo' JEa N e aRBB Ige SGad Or 70
For the above line and the Illinois Central Railroad,
iy2s j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent,
Leaves on SATURDAY the 3tst inst at O'Clock, P. NJ
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EsPAvD DU SECOND DISTRIoT-n etc
"a conduit depot des Bpaves du Second District Der
hiEny entfe les rues STE Dumaina epsyes
Tn Ronliu hrun ioaes, dengr0n ~ mains is hapt,
Hu poHla bay denYiFon a mains de hHt ayan les deuS
anbeS de defrere banohes atInpe X III. Pepaule draa
line podilehe bay claire diensiron IL mains do hant
nereau sa N chi5se aiee eiampe n u Ia meme cUa.
Sle dts RnmRus pas reCAmes dams ors les
ffas pages, ills vendns eneh6re puhlaue dit de
pot, SAMAA1, 81 Juliet 1885, midi.
GO. FLEGuIER CommissaFe DIES rnes.
N SNpfg
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FOR OPELOUsAs.
REGULAR PACKETS.
gTs@a UNIFIED STATES TRI- Fgssa
1870 q WEEKLY NAIL LINE 67slRlGs-sIS

90 10 yTdKs-BIRG.
The magnificent q & Nail pse gelG Caito Can't wilson
Gin place Of the Pneass will leye for Donadsonvile Pls.
Fo Eaebe Ronsy &C. Il e
seph Grand Gulf Warrenton and YiekShurg EVERY TUES
Fhe CAPITOL connects at vicsburg With the steamer o.
AID and viii take freight or all landings on the Yaaoo river
THURSDAY, at O'Clock p NJ,
Capt n White, On place # The win eaye fof
sapa Rsd River apdp Fort Adams Nate6ea WsteFpTSo
Rodney St. Joseph Grand Gulf WaFrenton, VeksbuTg M
Landing, PIehers Point, Ashton Grand Lake Washington
Gar9lina Landing and Point Woythington EYkRY THURS
The Lucy HoL6oMBE connects at vicksburg with the
steamer and will take freight all landings the
SATURDAY, at O'Clock p. NJ,
E hoeShsT a Baf Nsoh s vii eaye eE DoRsd
Red River Landing For Adams, Natohes WATERPROOF Rod
ney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf warrenton VioEsburg
The steamer ALICE VIVIAN connects at Veksburg with
The steamer ARGEk and will take freight for AL landings
The ABOVE mentioned splendid passenger packets win eavt
their will be promptly and faithfully
These boats will not or any letter d package
containing money! ewelry or other 7Ruables unless rsule
a o es sRa Tas
BY the passengers q contained in their baggage.
o@f'oi Union Row. w. S s S SG1 81.
iell Z Z. .. SMITH, No. fehoupitoulas =.
- NAIL ROUTE slIsEfEi,. p
ss-as4-z2al----=as~ SUMMER ARRANGE
MEET OF The NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS
u. y. Mall Packet Company.
New Orleans Memphis eysry WE'D NEsDAY and sAFGR
- 7. ! L sSs every E1 alternate WEDNESDAY.
r. W. Powell. ..st........4,.J. H Estes, master.
Messenger. Geo 81, Kirk, master.
Leaves every alternate SATURDAY;
r. wv. Adams @. u. Marshall master
Ben Franklin. ....... ..... j. D. Clark master.
connecting at Memphis with
THE GREAT SOUTHERN ROUTE,
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
And continuous railway connections through East Tennessee
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Leaves On SATURDAY., 9ist iast.. u n. N.

Leaves on 3 SATURDAY 8ist inst,s st . n. III!
Pr EeNGsUlAts GRAND ECORE AND
= Natchochea Packst-The new hne fast
ES3s ming magnificent passenger packet steamer
DIR. BufingfOns j EaTsow - place Of Rapi,igs.
viii positively Grand Ec6re, NatAhocas,
Alexandra Collie 81 Maurice, Fayerons pnrands, Buxton
and Montgomery, Gorons Landing, Barbnis Landing Nor
mans Landing all intermediate landings river Wis
Cane and Leryers For freight passage apply bo8Ecs
jy26 Us. PAGAUD Advertising gent.
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"
COTTON PRE- SS H y

Corner Of Tchonpitoulas and Robin streets.
Corner Of Tchonpitoulas and Henderson streets.
st. Mary street, between Perdido and Poydras'
corner Of ST. Thomas and Basin streets.
s.'',l corner If rehouptouls and Richard streets.
Corner Of rchoppitouissand Richard streets.
MERCHAETsi,
New Ileyeeand Louigastreets
e.'.',..,s.s' Corner Ioveeend RoHgnacstreets
Corner Anuunciation and Rchardstreets.
CofnerIsvoeand olouet streets
80 Corner Hendorsonand New LeTeestreets
oornerNew Ie7eeand Rofagnacstrsets
- Corner Canal and Robertsonstreets.
Corner or Tchoapitoulasan Orangestreets.
IEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESsE
Leyeestreet. between St. Ferdinand an Nontegu
Streets Third District.
Loyeesree opposite Postlss, Thtrdpisfict
! New Iseyee and R gnacstreets
Ievea Street. between Montegutand ClOpestraOs
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M 9FIIT56I 1.TI5Ai. ORA WING 1N6 WIT

PR0s. r RICHARDSON viii give ipstraesions day and
evening, GhHFtea
Visiting Arithmetic. Algebra Geometry TrgeaemetFy hem
sHUation Surveying. hnsneeEng Navigation; Perspective
Architectural and QFaaDeHta Drawing wh thorough insuc
taa fl SkssHn tss4 paLnfaas ar Graeks Latin, Ensih
French Spanish and 6e7me viii pc Taught BY competent Pro-
tesors. EEanilg ees wifi be formed TOT Private
Instructions EiH b sxsn y those WHO wish, mis- "
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BOOTS, sH0Es AND EATs.

.otsa BOOTS, SES0Es AND HATS WE CALL.
the attention q planters 70 stock Of RUss4
f BRO CANS, MUD BOOTS aud Grain Plantasa BOOTS.
u Also, GAMPEAgHX HATS and ALABAMA WOOL
HATs-the best article offered in this market ali Of
which will be sold at very low price.
mid Il j. b YALENTIEE CO, 81 Common s.
TUST RECEIVED, By SHIPS DELHI, EXCEL
% Bor and Vandaiia assortment Of
OAK TANNED huSsETS,
MUD BOOTS,
WOOL HATS,
selected expressly foF Plantation and fer sale BY
ieI5 II il Common street
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sTREET COM9R--OFFTCTAL

2 It = = ~ g 2 p =
E7I8tsT DISTRICT R0URD--VVaa brought
TO the First District Pound, Dryadss street. between
Julia and GiFod streets, esray-
OHa brown bay mule about 10 hands high with white
spots the body, mexican brand the left thigh.
Which If not claimed within days and the expenses there
paid viii be sold pnbe auction at said pound TUES
DAY. August 10. 1858, nj 10 O'clock A. II,
New Orleans, July 2f 1858.
9. Q. FLEgHIER, Street Commissioner.
HENRY DUREL,
Clerk Of Comptroller.
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FoR RED RIVER

Leaves on SATURDAY, slst lust. al s O'Clock II H.
FYHg@s REGULAR GRAND EGDIEEl
lffss4gsIesiSeSa AND NATGHIT0CHES pAGBET-Fhe new
- sae fast running magnificent passenger pocket
steamer DIR. Burlington, O. j, BarBto MASTER On place
Of the steamer RApDEs will above positively Grand
Ecore, Naiehitoche Alexandria, Coe S AianIice
RAMS Duad's, Buxton Montgomery GortoD's Landing
bins Landing Norma Landing aud ali inferno date landings
Red river For freight passage apply hOard
EATON Il HENDERSON, 6
jyT corner Common, Fulton aud New leYee sts
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a, ?. JANVIhk, BesFtlaFy

fSFF6FCNi or TEEN GIk4fSt HiNT RIUllUAI4
NJ I6sURARgE CuAtPANY 0F NEW ORLEANS. = In
gsnarfty with the requirements of their charter tho Css-
Mutua Company anbrat the following sats
ment, Via.
Amount Of PEeniuEns received for year ending
dnna 3u 1851 s6sg g58 90
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THcs. a. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President

@RusREmA.
Teha WHIT, d. ST Hawkins, 3. b snadaB,
j. A. RstelH, " 2. BARLEY, 0hos. Henderson
Samuel Bell, ST. g. Robinson d. AyenaauO,
T. III. Aaeaafss Pm. GlfuMg, r. vi. Adams.
M. G. 9El Neftoa. r.. Sifnins, A M. Wright
g. n Bundeck6, RW. Fgtlin, 8aln'l Smith,
W. II yradaubnrg, VIM. &. Mics. 5. Marquee,
St II Kennedy duh1s b. s8s1. ESQ. MaeeiFegofs
n. R sumner. a WI Carroll, 8. b. Newman
H. Rfelsen, GsEell0We9t u j Person.
". F sssunders Lionel 3. LAY. lyzf1y
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a before me, IdIa 9th IuIg9 1851.
FL Is AEElML santatat

sseond Justice 81 the PENCE feT TIE parish Orleans.
The Board q Trustees hsYeteseyed 70 pay ntsrost Of
outstanding certificates profits,
holders lhoreo their legal eRessptaiyes, aud
after shg "a Monday Of Auga also 10 denare dFi
as per een per cent the earned pre-
ins Of the company for the ending the h Of june,
1851 will be issued the 2 September
next resolved further that sitter Fessrying 0B MILlIOE
DOLLARS profits that all The outstanding certneatea u the
company 80 and seveDtyFe per
Of be redeemed paid 10 the holders theFsof,
their legal representatives, as follows
That Of 1850 On and attaf R2thI of August next,
1851 and September nex
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From the Churchman'S Monthly Maga~nc for November
The prospects uf the mission China opening an
extent which gives encouragement that the bill work
almost at an end. The missionaries now about 10
have the whole Of the Celestial Empire their feet
The treaties lately concluded with the Western Powers
cure all foreigners the right Of 10 any part Of China
And strange 70 say, this right chccrully
cedcd TO the missionaries than 10 any other class OF aliens
The Imperial Commissioner in o. the conferences had
with the foreign representatives actually this very
crafty ing testimony 1--WE know that
good men, and we are willing they should 20 anywhere;
but net the merchants they must stay the ports We
have the following too on the authority Of Mr.. Syle-A
youth, who was until recently pupil in the mission school
NJ Shanghao, but now interpreter in the Office
the highest Mandarns residing there when asked by one
Of the missionaries IL he had heardhat all China was 10
be open 10 them, answered "No but expect 10 hear a.
as know the high Mandarns have mcmoralzcd the Em.
peror IN regard to foreigners shanghae and other ports
stating that the missionaries the best people in the
world and that would be well TO allow them irce aoce.
20 all parts OF the empire Surely the Chinese are wiser
than we thought there is much hope Of them Their
elimination s quite remarkable In itself it's encou
raging to the mssionares For after all the inaues
they have Witnessed IN the English and other foreigners
concerned In the smuggling Of opium the wonder Is that
their sense OF horror and aversion shoald be confined 10
the traders and not extend 10 the For nations any
way Interested 10 the contraband opium traffic 10 be car.
ryng the Gospel 70 China very much would be for
nations concerned In the slave trade carry ose 10
Africa 10 give them the Bible with one hand and an in
furious and forbidden article o. sensual indulgence with
the other, quite as bad to proer the Holy volume
With the price Of man laid on H. And fthe Chinese can
and forgive the inconsistency of Christians this and
ether matters, God has done towards enIghtcpng
them than VIC ever tad Jeaeop y expect.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.



The London money market was generally unchanged,
with an increased demand. The bullion in the Bank Of
England had decreased f2O, ,o00 Consos closed at
e7A a % for both money and account.
The london Daily Ne,os city article Of the 9th inst
says-The funds today upon the whole were well sup
ported, and prices closed the yesterday, not
whstandng several adverse features including the
tnued atness OF the exchanges, the flow Of gold from
the Bank Of England and the increased demand for
money In the other departments of the Stock Exchange
much frmness likewise displayed Business in all
quarters stih very limited Lees than fortnight ago
the English government securities in the
Stock Exchange about per cent This afternoon
loans government stock in eager demand at "a
per cent In the discount market, too, an increased
movement was apparent this afternoon; few bills
could be negotiated below per cent and the rates
hibed upward tendency. Applications at the bank
increase from day TO day and throughout the present
month there will be considerable demand in connection
with the Turkish and Indian loans.
The London Times city article OF the 9th inst says
The English funds opened at the slight recovery expe
rcnccd after the regular hours Thursday evening but
the market totally without animation Early in the
day the for advances only two per cent but sub
sequently they sought At 2H per cent. There
was likewise more activity in the discount market and 2
per cent was the lowest charge.
AMERICAN STOCKS
Messrs Barring Bros. Co. report Massachusetts, bonds
held at l03 Maryland ves, 96 Virginia hves offered
SO; do. SKIES, 81; United States new loan, 95
Messrs Bell Co. report the market inactive, at pre-
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THF OPERA AND THE THEATRES.

For those who inclined 10 public amusemcns to day
our advertising columns offer rich treat At the head
stands the Opera, with grand matinee, the last Of tho
season. Piccoomni sings the role Of yoietta, in the
Travat,n with the second act of the Barber OF Sc
vile, }" in which aborde viii sing the gems Of the opera.
Soto will dance in the ballet and altogether, the
the taking of the The Broad
way, Nibo's, Laura Kcenc's Walacks and the Bowcry
give day and evening performances and tho African opera
companies-Wood's Bryants and Campbes-follow suit.
There will also be musicale by Mr. Bernardo very
good artist at Dodworths rooms whcn among other at
fractions, Madame Iandi piRad donna Of high repute
in Mexico, viii sing for the st time She goes to Europe
week.
At the Palace Garden Circus there will be day
ing performances including the appearance of the now
Partisan equestrenne, Mile. Loyal
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City Politics.

ALDERMhSlC NOMINATIONS or THE TAMMAEY HALL
DEMOCRACY.
10 obedience 10 the call af the Tammany General Com
mittee, the Acrmanc Conventions elected under their
auspices met at their respective district headquaers a
night funl the duties assigned 10 them. Annexed ID
report Of their several dongs:-
First Distnct-wham N. Brown, Of tho Pewter Mug,
nominated
1hird D,arot-John 7. Henry, Of tho Fifth ward, Was
nominated.
Fyfth Distrit-Pc,er Duffy was nominated. He ia also
the Peoples and Regulars candidate.
Seve,uh Diarit--Richard u. Fosdick nominated.
Ninh Dfstyid-Conventon adjourned without nomi-
mating.
Elersnh Diaa-Thc Convention met and balotsd eight
times without cccting choice Tho ballot
Vim. j. Peck, T. Alex, Frear, a. John Hoey, l. The Con
Venon VIII meet again this evening" corner OF Thirty
Thireenn Disriot-ConyentiOn met, and adjourned tl
Tuesday evening next
fDtecnh Distric.-Jamcs Mahoncy was nominated
AsTirasnAsY ALprRsASic CONVENTIONS
Ninth DlSro-rho Convention nominated Samuel o.
good for Alderman.
ANEprCAs tLDERAAsIc CONVENTIONS.
7hird Dsrlt-The delegates 10 this Convention
bcd last evening but adjourned without sectng The Oh
this evening
nm Informal vote Hiram H. Forester received unan-
nous nomination.
RrrrBLrcAs couscrIxASrc MONTH Arrows.
The Councmanic Convention OF the Finn district met
mated tho following persons for Councilmen-Teoth ~Asd
Thomas o. Hall and John Eebcrt Eleventh ward, WIN.
T. Duryea; Thirteenth ward Oliver 8 Powell; seven-
tocnth ward, Andrew Joiel and Samuel Weeks.
sIxrEKSrn WARD ExrURLrcAs NOMINATIONS
Schcsl 6crmisroner-wiam X stafford
.SANst fasr~stor-wi,arn Mcclellan
School Trsass-J,mcs Horner Augustus e Booraem.
Co'aahss-Thomas hcragscrt, Robert Williams
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Rumc9ed Change in the British
Ministry,
AFFAIRS IN SOUTH AMERICA.

HAlRAx Nov. IT, 1903
The steamship Canada, Capt. Laing, from Liverpool at
han past nine O'Clock the morning Of the 9th instant
this port at four O'Clock this afternoon en- route
for Boston. She brings London papers OF the 9th
The Canada sailed from here at half past six O'Clock
This evening for Boston, where she win be due at an early
hour on Friday morning Stiff south wind: showing.
The steamship Canada, arrived at Liverpool from Bos
ton on the 3lstut and the steamship Nova SEQ
tan from Montreal and Quebec, on the morning Of the
4th inst
The Canada reports November g. passed the steamship
City Of Baltimore from New York
Owing TO the detention of the steamer Vanderbilt, and
the early that the Canada sailed the news is brief
The United States friga,e Niagara arrived at st. Vim
cent October %, route for Monrova with her cargo of
rescued negroes. Fty-scven o! the two hundred and
seventy one board the Niagara had already died
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CEREMONIES TO-DAY.

In the city mere viii be almost entire suspension OF
business Tho courts yesterday adjourned 70 Fri
day. the banks will also be closed and the Post 0cc and
Custom House will any business after noon.
The celebration Of the day confined to any class %
citizens, as the objects for which set apart arc
such appeal 10 all favor Of s recognition Those who
are 90 fortunate az 10 have families will homo
partakc Of their Thanksgiving dinner the wealthy and be-
nevoicni vll have abundant opportunities 70 10 good
the poor, the homes Of many Of whom viii be gsddonei
this day by kindly gifts appropriate 10 the season.
In most of the churches there viii be service 70
day, commencing at IL A.. Among others the Rev. J.
c Newman viii deliver discourse a, the Methodist
church Of Morton and Bedford streets On these
occasions tho divnes do their best as anss wing ser
mon Is always supposed 70 be something extra.
Among the cbscrvsnces Of the day The distribution Of
bread TO the poor at the Union Park this afternoon will
he feature The target companies 10 be forgot
ten as the parados Of these volunteer corps of the
city features of this celebration Among the tuons
that solicit the good Offices of the wealthy TO day arc tho
following
The Home of the Fricudless, No % rhructh strcct
The Juvenile Asylum, 1T5h street, near Tenth avenue.
The fvc Points Mission, No. as Park street
Ihe Iive Points Union Mission No. ~ Baxter street
The five Points House Of Industry (ar Peasc nsttu
The Fourth Ward Industrial School, No ISL Cherry
street
Annexed are some Of the notices which show how the
day viii be spent
r0ST OFFICE NOTICE.
IntNksGyIsG DAYOn Thursday, the 18th inst this Once
VIII close AZ " NJ, at whth hour afternoon
close ISAAC W FOWLER Posmaser
SERVICE IN THE JEWISH sySAGoGuEs.
IHAsEsciyise DAy-WoosrrR SrRrrr SYNAGOGUE This
rss ,sss1ssssns dsy service s p be he'd oeocs p
8. NJ IsaAcs. =
The synaeogue Of The Congregation Bna Jeshurun
street. oeween Houston and Beecker will be for divine
service on Thanksgiving day, AT O'Clock r. NJ when the
occasion. = -
FIVE FONTS UNION MISSION, AZ BAXTER @REEr.
there VII be religious services this mission Thanks
Rv,ne Gay M1P ~ The children connected with the sab-
BAN S school vii meet n the hall where tsey viii Be- addressed
~ tne and others We thank those friends who
have sna su 90 sd us We book % them and the public m
general make glad The hearts o the and Appropriately
observe ne DAY set apart 70 commemoae The ercs Of aoi
o rs our ng anher Donations W money food cioh
.g wi Be hansfufly received and faithfully applied,
MISSION " Naxer where sha be glad orr
trends On ne occasion Plea address D. Chapman supcr
intendenl or 7. >. g. Warren Assistant
WILSON INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
The Managers o the Wilson Industrial School intend giving
ne chdrn OF that institution Thanksgiving dinner On b9
isn ~ Their house No iT A. The doors win be
ppsp w i~'es vm ball pss iNNYe ~ Asse 9soyk. Apy
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FRANCE.

stcpe carry the plan Of laying up of corn
every large town during plentiful years order 10 pro-
vide against years Of scarcity.
hontaombert's trial expected TO take place before
tho end Of November. He will defend himself, and 40.
pear at The bar surrounded by the fret Of France
Tho Boursc declined slightly the 5th The three por
cents closed at ~ %.
The 1onaeu says that the government continues its
surveys for railways in Algeria
spansh troops destined operate with tho French in
Cochin China sailed from Manila on the 9th OF August
N twerty one transports.
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VrARTsRiY REroRrs Chief of Police Of Jersey City
reports that 3e7 arrests made she quarter ending
November l, for the following oTsnces and
battery 26 assault officers g. burglary, y basardy l.
dsorderly conduct is exposing person lighting IN shc
street Il fraud L. fclonious assault q grand larceny ~
insulting females, ntoxicaton, 80 ntoxcaton and di
orderly conduct l4 malicious mischief petit larceny
Il picking pockets, counterfeit money u suspicion of
theft s. threatening hfc !, violation q ordinances IA
vagancy 10
on the above 26s were born in Ireland United States
81 England ~ scotland, 10, Germany ~. unknown n
There we're 35l persons taken before the Recorder for
the qlartcr or tncse 240 sentenced W mprSson
mcnt III discharged. Fines collected, fi6o.
The number of inmates in tbe Alnshouse during tho
last quarter wa l30 Of which 81 adults 40 70
male adults, and So children. The expenses OF The ns,A
v,ion dsrpg sbe quarter were u ,sS2 rs,
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The United States steamer Caledonia went in comms.
sion yesterday and shc completes taking her
stores viii sail for Paraguay.
The crew marines and part of the officers for the relief
Of the United States soop ofwar 81 Marys lying Pana
ma left yesterday the United States m0 steamer Pha-
delpha for that place, via Havana and Aginwall The
balance Of the st. Marys officers, owing 70 the crowded
state of the Philadelphia have deferred their departure
until the steamer of the 10th inst.
Lieutenant Thomas " Field, lately stationed a the
Philadelphia Marine Barracks has reported for duty at
the Brooklyn Marine BJragks