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The talk yesterday was chiefly on the prospects for
cotton At an early hoor the arrival at New FORK Of
the Africa WAS announced with dates from Liverpool
TO the 18th inst Though not quoting any decline IN
cotton, the accounts might as we'll We have figures
Of i'd for Mddling Orleans which, II correct, are
lower than the quotations OF the l2th. The sales for
the week were 81 600 bales but really De not Ike
the complexion of these accounts for shippers the
most Of them may save themselves. The imports for
the week were only 10000 bales. aud the stock on
band 4s4 900 bales, of which 100000 were American
The stock on the 10th Of May last year was 5o60oo
Of which $4,000 bales were Of American. The
Havre Gotten market was active. The most import
ant intelligence brought by the Africa TO- that there
was q good demand for yarns and manufactured
goods in Manchester. The financial intelligence is
only so so. The bullion in the Bank of England had
decreased for the week two millions and quarter of
dollars.
We have, however, some very astounding political
intelligence which we think will cause the Missis-
sppi river to fall at least foot today and another
foot twelve inches next week yea, the wires in
form that there is imminent danger OF conflict
between Turkey and Montenegro, but does not say
whether the old gobbler will fight. Now, this is
"prodigious news. For wonder, the advices do
not say word about the fancy frgate Niagara and
the telegraphic cable and the talk is that our naval
vessels had better be employed in protecting our
merchant marine and commerce, than being playing
second fiddle to this humbug telegraph association,
which, il ever successful, viii be altogether for the
advantage of Great Britain Many Of our officers
viii have exquisite pleasure" Of hobnobbing with
Queen vctoria's laekeys, and it is great pity the
mighty and valiant Pauldng Of Greytown and Wa
bash fame could not be sent over to England at this
juncture. pive la 6agatsne and the Atlantic tsle-
graph cable.
The arrivals Of steamers yesterday were few.
Summer inactivity is close at hand though really we
shall do business this summer than ever before
unless we mistake the signs Of the times.
The Northern mail failed yesterday, and of course,
to-day being the regular day Of failure, shall not
| receive what was due yesterday. The telegraph ad
vises contract has been made to convey the mail
between New York and this city in four days and
seventeen hours This, it is presumed aludes to the
confirmation Of the proposals rendered by the New
Orleans jackson and Great Northern Railroad Com
pany, Jackson R. RI So far so good
The next steamer due from Liverpool will be the
Indian, Of the Canadian line, at Quebec about Mon
day next, with dates Of the 10th inst.
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These figures exhibit remarkable and iattering
state Of affairs hatfering on account Of the aston.
ishing increase in our commercial marine, and re-
markable because of the small advance that has
taken place in the number Of war vessels. Forty
two years ago had navy Of seventy -four vessels
in good condition to protect, using round numbers,
eight hundred thousand tuns Of merchant marine,
and the coasts OF the country at the same time For
tystwo years afterwards we find that we have sew
enty-eght war vessels not all Of them available by
long distance to perform coast and other service, and
to guard fpe million tuns merchant marine! These
facts demonstrate incontrovertibIy that while the
ocean commerce Of the Union has goriousy in
creased, there has been no corresponding effort on
the part OF the Federal Government TO equip, main
tain and keep In commission suitable navy, or one
at all Commensurate with the strength, wants and
dignity Of the nation. In contemplating the pros
perity and yastness Of our commercial expansion we
have lost sight Of the sage maxim Of wAsHNGros
sIn time Of peace prepare for war" and have neg,
ected to provide the ways and means indispensable
to the adequate protection Of commerce, should
conflict ensue with any great naval power.
The ocean trade Of England and France has in
creased immensely within the same period, but their
naval power has been augmented correspondngly.
In regard TO England, we find by reference to the
British Naval Register Of October, 1857, that the
effective force OF that nation is as follows:
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An orISIos.-President woolsey of Yale College,
says 1t seems to be an asceraned fact that there Is
tendency to produce boys rather than girls, both
when the wife is young and when the husband is con.
sderably older than the woman. He refers to Ger.
man psychologist in support Of bis assertion and claims
that poygamy contrary to what has been asserted Of
The Mormons and other pOygamisis gives birth to
more boys than girls.
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TE-an E,aper. It,an Paperl

good selection Of Fine Medium and low Priced Papers,
Just received. good assortment Of CABINET HARDRAR
and UPHOLsTERERs TRIMMINGS. CAMPHRNE, SPIRIT
GAS OR BURNING FLUID, PAINTS OILS, BRUSHES,
ETC., etc.. at Lowest Cash Prices, by
HEATH & MILLER, IS Camp st.,
Agents for W. Tilden Nephew's
ms 2ply eelebrated Copal Yarnisi.
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Southern Enterprise .aSsead!
M ERY'S
PATENT CORN HUsKING MACHINE

Now on Exhibition at No. 20 CAMP STREET
This machine for simplicity, utility and durability SURPRISES
anything for that brought before the public
worked by freddie with the hands thus
hnsking from 500 COO bushels per day against old
Toned BY hand of which 40 bushels large days work
Another advantage besides the saving time the husng
is that this machine the huk in the perfect
for mattresses which worth from $50 800
they fall from the machine.
Planters and the public generally invited and test
the merits Of these machines
A. CAMPBELL, 30 Camp st.,
AT 2ptf Owner Of the Patent for the United States
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The editor Of the Clinton IN. " Courier records
modern miracle. He states that five ladies, all
residents e Clinton certain day within the last
fortnight took passage IN the stage from Clinton to
oues' and during the entire drive Of an hour and
quarter, not one Of them spoke 10 The otherl
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Rea,sOred
FROM Is TO II ROYAL STREET.

supply Of CREME DE BOuzY CHAMP ACNE IN quart.
aud pnis continually hand which equal TO the best thai
comes TO this market Also other Of interior quality
IpfAz sHEkRY CABINET SHERRY. SIERRA sHER-
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON suERRy AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old ana
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES
BRANDIks-sazemc, Of the vintage i7es l7es and ls
and other brands WHISKY Of ~ descrp.insscoeh Irsh
Rye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER IN plnts and ou.,t
Also On hand, my usual assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
in the market which will be on as reasonable term, a.
other house 10 the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
ply No. u Royal street.
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DIsdusrED WITH CIVILIZED LIFE.--A young man
about 10 years of age, who knew no name but Reu.
ben" was witness in the police court at Cincn.
natl against man for assaulting him. Reuben was
comely looking white man. but had been among
the Flathead Indians from bis earliest recollection
until about three years ago since which time he has
been In st. Louis. The Indians tstoed bis legs and
body afier the most approved fashion. How he
came among them he could not tell but was probably
captured with bis parents, when an infant Reuben
Is at present staying with some Chippewa women in
Cincinnati, but expresses his disgust with civilized
life, and bis determination to return to the Fatheads
as soon as he can collect sufficient money He SAYS
he loves the Wild free life aud habits of the Indians
far better than the contracted ideas Of civilized peo
pie in town and country. He has learned to speak
English very well, and would make an excellent in.
terpteter.
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The 4oHfAHonArrc BIrrEss.-- Mr.. Peychaaa's
sss + p'spe'ai''n which y bssen'nr 'murnsss popula.
<ornt t1zi TIE oitefs have been soo bitter % b
feee especially % ladies' Mr. p MISUNDERSTANDING e M
<e "a uappef rhieh, whilst preserves an The orizna,
fHA xrus srss'e1 sad fA pslsabla % iho last.
ta.a h<FssofoFe ses NJ f.'ssiserIssmen..
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Of the First District. my9O 2ptf
s9-Weed's Patent Sewing Machine is be fore
us. We have examined it and tried work
and Tor once confess selves stonhed that simple piece
Of mechanism will The complaint against Sewing Ma
chimes generally has been that they easily get order
and become useless to the purchaser But
FOR there is to all appearance nothing TO get of repair
And we wonder again, simple thing will such
fn straight and firm seam that rivaed
either In beauty strength by work done in the ordinary
way 1t sews we'll on the finest muslin The and hard
est CLOTH doing kind Of work which families require
is also adapted to shoe and saddle actuers'
have elegant specimens Of work leather
that was not only handsome but We have
complete Sewing Machine before could so freely
recommend TO readers who need such thing this
since Sewing Machines necessity IN every
family who're there Il much sewing done advise all to
purchase this in preference TO any ether.
THESE Machines manufactured and sold by WHITNEY
LYON, No. 34s Broadway New York
Wilmington IN. CO. Herald.
NJ. s. HEDRICK, Is Camp street,
myT 2plm&W Agent for New Orleans.
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myar 2pts

p9-NotIce-The American Club No. meets
EVERY SATURDAY, at ~ O'Clock p NJ at No. New Ba-
sn All legal voters residing In the Ward who may desire
jo. the Club, requested their registered
agreeaby to the Constitution Of the Club
as 2pte BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT.
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my6 ts

bSNotiee-The regular meeting OF AmerI-
cas- Club, Eighth Ward, Third District will be held
Club Room the United States Hotel on EVERY MON
DAY, TX O'Clock P. NJ
The members are requested to be punctual.
By order Of the President:
a2l 2pte g. H. JEMIgOK secre.arv
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co, NEW oRLEAss, August II, 1857.
Dear srThe twenty -four inch MIL which ased from
you for Mr. T. Packwcod plantation attached to
the mill engine and put In operation last week am
much pleased with 1t every respect both In regard 70 m aim.
plieity durability and quantity grinds timed the mill
when in operation several times to my surprise
the mill was grinding bushe minute therefore expect
the mill to grind regularly thirty bushels per hour with ease
TO Sugar Planters would especially recommend your Mills
believing them to be superior any mill manufactured
Yours respectfully,
aul4 2pf JOHN 8 McnONATD rn,,,...
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Xua arxrR or FaAHKLAND- East Tennessee
re ayx discussing the propriety Of reeonstructing
1n6 s(>tA ii FfanklAnd The Memphis Bulletin favors
d|yIaion Of Tennessee and the formation Of new
Cite ifom The Western portion with North Misss-
1ivpl 61d The Western corner Of Kentucky. II 10
ued that TIE interests 81 the Eastern and Western
1FIl0n9 81 tbe State are not homogeneous, and that
~ <neaces Of the West is controlled by Nashville
There q no doubt that many Of our States could be
rcmodeIed with advantage The part Of Alabama
oofth II The Tennessee river naturally belongs 10
Tennessee. ae does West Florida to Alabama. Be-
AIDES We need another Southern State.
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Lea s. PERKINS,
W0RCEST ERSHIRE AUCE.

The attention Of Hotel Keepers Propetos OF Eating Houses
Caterers for Clubs Messrooms Private Families
mended to trial Of Lea Perins' famous worcestershire
Sauce This condent By It's merits has attained the
est rank pleasant palaabe and wholesome Sauce aDp
cable to soup FISH, hot and cold game etc. etc.
tensivey used in all quarters Of the globe.
The "imtations'' both sides OF the Atlantic
speak loudly Of It's me received the only
Medal awarded to foreign sauce the New Exhibition
attess the estimation in which held by selected with
special reference to their ability judge Of the quality
lar articles Of table And being the most popular Sauce
the Market unprncpled parties offering sale spurious
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling Of LEA PERKINS, p
only Proprietors Of the Genuine Sauce.
stock slwaysin store Also
ment from England
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
405 Broadway, New York
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AfFRAY.-0n Saturday last local election was
held in Quitman, Mississippi, in the of which
an ARRAY occurred between two men named Stewart
and Dempsey, respectively. The latter received a
stab from bowie-knife, from which it was thought
be could not recover.
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Spring Ci0thina

RED u CED PRICESf
We offer the remainder Of wOOleu COATS and PANTS
LEIGHTON 4 BARBor,
my2l 2pst corner St. Charles and Canal -.
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Fg-Notice - Meetings of the Ninth Ward
American Club will be held their Club Room No. 6 Ferdi
dand street, Immediately opposite the terminus Victory
street, every FRIDAY EVENING, TX O'Clock and every
SUNDAY, at II A. NJ. until 7lh 1855 general and
puncual attendance is requested
By order Of the President
mvI 2nfa u
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ms 2ply
Henru lam,

GIL R.
No. 10 CAMP STREET.
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES made to order. OLD
FRAMES RE-GIIT. All kinds Of PLAIN and oRNA-
MENTAL GLIDING done in the best style. myIb 2ply
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p9-Chitls and Fever'-chiiis and Feveril-
One Of the greatest remedies that has been nd before the
pub e for Fever and Ague and which has received the highest
eneomias from the press people is Dr. j. Hoselters
celebrated stomach Ber Who endure the ortures
arising from Ibis terrible disease when easily eued
VINO woad endure sssples nights burning icy
ehis alternately, when remedy be Obtained
net And JET how many families lnger painful exit
snce under s deadly blight and DO nothing gup down
qaalne until 4 becomes daily MEALS and
yet they not relieved None but aud weak would
hesitate to procure these valuable Berz and save themselves
Intense agony Fer sale BY druggists dealers ssnefal
ssefyvheFe. my2l 2p6s&liw
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s5- The public are hereby Informed that
the bills for City, Consolidated and Railroad Tax Real
Estate Slaves Capital Income Property Of all
kinds according to the Assessment Rolls Of 1851 my
possession TaxPayers respectfully
and pay them.
myl 2plm ADAM GIFFEN Treasurer
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Fresh Canton Mating.

Fresh Canton Mating.
200 pieces A., 81 and 81 WHITE and CHECKED MAT
TING, Of ordinary and choicest qualities.
FLOOR OIL CLoTHA large of all widths and
qualities.
WINDOW sHADEs-s to 10 feet, Of newest styles, some
very rich.
Lace and Muslin Curtains.
We have recently received variety of goods
which offering at low prices together with TABLE and
PIANO COVERS, Cords Loops. Gmps silk Wool Dam.
asks, Window Cornices ETC.
large stock of CARPETING of every kind at bargain
J. D. CAMERON g. CO.,
my24 2p6t 1914 Canal s.raet
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N Thomas J. Mackey, indicted before the
UI5|rict Court, Id Charleston, s. G., under the
4 A Isis, for organizing an expedition against
irx<a1, came before the Court for trial on the
A 1u1k bic Honor Judge Magrath, presiding. The
- a1Ion vs. conducted BY James Conner, ESQ,
II|4l1Ic< Attorney, and the accused was defended
Il. Il Richardson and L. W. spmtt, Esqs.
IAa I8o5nt fhcts Of the case are, that in October
~ Al. Nactey. representing himself as the agent Of
ca1. Walker. and representing Gen. Walker as the
16sSl|y elected President Of Nicaragua, who had
b>1a FxEelIed, vas engaged in enstiDg recruits fol
e purpose Of reinstating Walker in his Presidency
xbs casc VIA given to the jury on the second day,
&01 verdict of acQui1taI was rendered.
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fEEorIoS NorloE. See the official designation
eae' h head q The pisces tef holding he polls at The forth
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ss- Third Ward American Club meets
every TUESDAY EVENING the Carrollton Railroad
Depot nix O'clock The members
desred. myl7 2pte
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These distinguished gentlemen, from some unac-
countabe cause, nowadays generally vote with the
Northern Freesolers and in opposition to the mem
bers from that section Of the Confederacy it was
supposed they elected to represent at least in
part. If tue one represented Vermont and the other
Michigan, there would be little difficulty in account
ing for their action by process or another but
as u Is, We confess that we are altogether in the
dark, unless, as has been stated on numerous occa
sions recently, Presidential aspirations have out
weighed and overslaughed the duty and fealty they
owe their immediate section
On the 10Th inst the bill of Senator CLAY, Of Ala
bama, 10 repeal the fishery bountiea came up for dis
cussion and determination On its final passage, the
vote stood, being taken by yeas and nays as follows
Yeas Messrs. Bayard, Benjamin. Bigler, Bright
Brown, Clay, Cllngman, Davis Douglas Fitzpatrick
Gwin. Hammond, Henderson, Hunter, Iyerson, John.
son OF Arkansas, johnson of Tennessee, Jones, NAL
lory, Mason, Pearce, Polk, Pugh, Rice, Sebastian,
sldell. Thomson of New Jersey, Toombs, Wright and
Yuee-30.
Nays: Messrs Allen, Bell, Frederick, Chandler
Clark. Collaner, Crittenden Dixon, Doolittle Dur
kee, Fessenden, Foot, Foster, Hale. Hamlin. Harlan
Houston, King, Seward, Shields, Simmons, Stuart
Sumner, Wade and Wilson--25.
Absent or not voting Messrs. Bates Cameron,
Fitch, Green, Kennedy, Reid, Thompson Of Ken.
lucky aud Trumbull-9.
Very bad company for Messrs orittenden and Bell
to be in. We trust II is not an Indication that they
prefer the society Of the Northern Freesoies to that
Of their own Southern brethren. 1t looks so, how
ever, and deeply regretfu are we that stern truth
compels even this hcit admission. What all the
leading enemies Of the South favor, should bring
forth, Il seems to u.s. the opposition of every true
Southern man.
We believe Mr.. Bells successor has already been
appointed by the Legislature OF Tennessee. Once
we should have deeply deplored his departure from
the councils OF the nation, but now alas worse than
esapeFhaous lags the on the stage;s
and the chances are fully forty to one that the oppo
stion in Kentucky will dispense with the services of
Mr.. Crittenden as soon as his term expires
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Great Louisiana Remedy.
G OINS' KAPERLA UNI.
Office, No. II Exchange Place.

The proprietor and sole manufacturer presents this
lion to the public remedy of great value for variety
troublesome and dangerous diseases after
years experience in its efficacy
lie safely recommend ia all Cutaneou Diseases Of the
Skim for Badness Danduf the Hair Disorganzaon Of the
Digestive Organs Chls and Fever Bilious Chsgres
temiten Fever Diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys Female
Complaints etc. And in proof that he does upon good
grounds he would respectfully II the attention public
to the following certificates from persons living this city
New Orleans, JanuaIy % 1853.
N. b. oins-Dear Sir On my return from Apuwe In July
last had attack Of ChAgres fever and trying
every imaginable remedy without effect induced try
your Kapsrlspeum Fever and Ague Tonic happy
to thai although it is months since took the frs,
dose have not been troubled with chill since and
every believe that your medicine has bad
rely removing the disease from my system It therefore
affords pleasure most valuable med
cine. Respectfully yours,
L. A. CLARK.
"a Drysdes street,
New Orleans La.
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n8-American Club, Fourth Wsrd-The re-
gular meetings Of this Club will held every THURSDAY
EVENING ST. Louis street. between Exchange Alley and
Royal street. TX o'clock. Punetual earnestly
desired. myl7 2Dte
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ps- Hall Of the Fifth Ward American Club.
The members Of this Club requested every
DAY, IL o'clock NJ, the Globe Ball ROOM corner
Of St. Peter AID St. Charles streets.
BY order Of the President:
my6 to VICTOR GRRoDIA Secretary
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R@ Hooftand's German Bittcrs Will cure
Liver Complaint Nervous Debility Dyspepsia etc. etc.
what is said Of them. @. W. BOWEN says
ANDERSON, Ind, Jan. l6, 1857.
Your Bters give general satisfaction. know their
and have the st hear Of where they give
tire Satisfaction could you certificates
necessary but in this community their vrta fare fully esab
shed positive sell Of them than Is sold Of any
hree patent medicines in this county In have
received benefit from them six months than
eeived from the regular physicians in Eve years. there
fore conscenousy recommend them say would
be without then In my family for any
Principal once AIS Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa Sold BY
druggists sorekeepers every and village in the
United States cAnsdss West Indies and South America rs
cents per bottle
Sold in New Orleans Wholesale and RETAIL by WRIGHT
co.. Nos u and Isl chsrtrea street. myl 2plm&w
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ss-Doctor .Iames--nr' aome

sS-Doctor James-Dr. James, sc CUSTOM
house street. New Orleans LAn uDfortunates read Dr.
James Advertisements to be found In another part Of this pa
per headed Medical House. 81 custOmhou New Or
leans La Ten parats apartments for patients Consua.
tons private and confidential Once hours from A. NJ till
Pm mvlb 2nlat
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R7rRead the All advertisement IN another coll
umn, headed "Helmbod's Genuiue Preparation"
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by j. WRIGHT Co. Nos
q and ISL Chartres street. my24 2p6teod
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FYshinq Tackle.

Afrs.A supply Of FIsHINF TACKLE, Jus. received BY
LION 4 PINsARD,
nyl7 spS 90 and IS Royal street. corner Bisuvils.
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ss- sixth Ward American club III

American Club Of the Sixth Ward Second District every
FRIDAY EVENING at TX O'Clock, at the st. Philip Ball
Room 81 Philip general and punctua attendance
Of all the members is particularly requested
By order Of the President
my6 10 f. r. RARRIN Secretarv
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R8-To the Public-1he undersigned most
respectfully suts his OF the city Of New
Orleans as candidate for the oes Of Nayorelecon
of the 7,h day Of June next.
ia26 2pte BRNJ & HARRTssON