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The Rockford, ILL.,, Register states that Rock
river and Its tributaries have been swollen to an ex
traord!nary flood by the recent rains. Families
were, IN some cases. rescued from the second story
WINDOWS. Stock, timber and small houses were
floating down the stream. The new bridge over
Rock river. at Beloit, was carried away. Great
damage was anticipated at GAINESVILLE, and the Ga
lena and Chicago railroad had suffered much dam
age. A Prussian named Sass crossing the hlshwau,
kee on horseback, was thrown of into the water and
drowned.
The inhabitants of the Azore Islands are again
suffering all the horrors of a famine.
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WASHINGTON NEWS-JrNrI II

The new city officers duly installed in office
yesterday. The Mayors inaugural address is appro-
pirate to the occasion, and will doubtless be received
with favor by citizens. His first official act
was the Transmission Of Il message to the councils
recommending the enlargement Of the police force
OF the city, in order that he may be able to preserve
and maintain the peace of the city in all cmergen-
cies. This is an important movement and assures
the people of this city that the Mayor intends
to maintain the supremacy of the law, and that it
will be owing to the remissness of the city legsla-
ture in refusing to give him the requisite aid if he
fails in accomplishing this desirable object. The
consolidation of the two police corps, and the
placing OF them under one responsible head, are
suggestions which deserve to be carried into prac-
cal effect. We are glad to notice that bills to re-
organize the police have been introduced into both
branches Of the city councils. a meeting of the
Board of Aldermen will take place on Thursday
next, when this subject will come up for special
consideration and action.-Unjon.
TREASURY NOTEs.-Y esterday the proposals for
Treasury Notes, invited by notice of the Depart
mcnt under date of May 18th, 1858, were opened by
the Secretary, in pursuance OF the advertisement
The amount Of the loan was 81 600 0OO and the ag-
gregate of all the bids reached S2S, ,G35, 600 The
number of bidders were AZ, and are distributed
among the cities of Boston, New York, Phadel-
phia and Washington. None of the bids were for Il
less premium than = per cent, or none for more
than per cent. The bids at 4 % per cent. amount
ed in the aggregate to $2,7500 600, were all accept
cd, and the balance of the loan Isl, $50 O00) was
distributed pro rata among the 44 per cent. bid
ders giving to each Of these Just one-echth of the
amount OF their respective bids.
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NEW YORK, June 15.-Cotton is firm-saes of 1000
bales today. Flour is frm-sales of 1880 bbls State
and Ohio have advanced 10 cts. Common to good State
$3.90Gl; Ohio Sl55d47O; Southern $4.45G47O. Wheat
is buoyant-sacs of 10000 bushels Southern white 1876
cts. Milwaukee Club S6@94 cts Chicago Spring SGG9O
cts Corn is irm-saes of Al 600 bushels. White 76G78
cs Mixed G7&GI72 cts. Pork has declined % cents for
Mess and 10 for Prime. Sales of Mess S1675$16
9O Prime s139O1S14. Lard is heavy at 1OHG cents
Whskey closed firm at 22HG23 cts Sugar is steady
Muscovado 5&G6H cts Coffee is quiet Turpentine is
steady. Rice is quiet. Freghts-Cotton to Liverpool
1872. Grain 5HG1Gd
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Tariff Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-The tariff meeting held here
this evening, WAS exceedingly large and enthusiastic
Appropriate resolutions adopted, and the meeting
was addressed by Messrs Colamer Simmons and Game
ron of the Senate Humphrey Marshall and Conde, of the
House; E. Joy Norris and Richard W. Thompson of In
diana
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1nqUests.

Coroner Battee held inquest the body of COL
ored woman apparently about forty five years of age
found floating in the basin yesterday morning near the
city yard, and verdict rendered of death by drowning
The body not recognized but is thought that
some one carried away by the frcShet Saturday after
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MEMPHIS, June 15.-Xavier Rand, member of the
French Opera Troupe, who injured by the disaster
the steamer Pennsylvania on Sunday, died yesterday
Others Of the injured not expected to recover
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ton, at an early hour Sunday morning, involving
a loss of from Sl5O,000 to 100000. AMONG the
buildings destroyed was Corinthan Hall. corner of
Federal street, from which the conagration extend
ed west to Theatre alley. On Milk street, Nos. b5.
81 50, 81, 63 60, II and 49, were more or less dam
aged, together with their contents. The principal
firms (who are mostly dry goods dealers occup "
ing the stores destroyed are L. b. Paine, C. w.
Griiiths Co., Morse n Coleman, Hutchins &
March, G. +. Hathaway & Co., Carpenter, Plimpton
y Co., Stafford, Ames 4 Co., Baldwin, Baxter Co..
George Blackburn Co., and j. p. Bradee, agent
OF the Ballard Vale Company. The loss is fully
covered by insurance.
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te following state passengers: Mrs Moore, of Wal
th'n MlssssippE A. Sherman, do; Charles Dexter Bos
ton; Nm A. kitching, Newburyport Mass; benjamin
jacques Walter Tcrrald Frankfort Me; Mrs Lawrence
and Friend, Washington; Lieut. bennington L s. Navy;
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Waterbury. Conn, city Election.

WATERBURY,, June 14At the annual city election held
here to day. Henry F. Fish, the Citizen Democratic
tickets reelected Mayor. The Americans and Rcpub-
lcans elected two Aldermen, seventeen of the twenty
Councilmcn, and the other city officers.
Election ira Norwich, CoEn.
NORWICH, Conn, Monday June II, 1858.
Amos H. Prentice Esq, Republican, today elected
Mayor by handsome majority the combined opposi
ton
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New YORK, June 15-The British steamer Syrcn, which
arrived yesterday from Bermuda, brought important dis
patches from the Governor of Bermuda to the British
Minister at Washington
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New London, Conn. Citv EIect,o,

New LONDON, June 14At the city election held here
to-day the Republicans successful, Stark Republi
can for City Clerk, hasa majority of hundred and fifty
three The Republicans highly elaed at their vic
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ConfIngration i'm TIvansviIle. Ind

CINCINNATI Monday, June IA very destructive fire
occurred in Evansville, Ind Saturday night involv
ing loss of 100000. The canal bank damaged to
the extent of 81 500 The Journal Office is total wreck
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The Steamship Nova s.otion.

QUEBEC, June 14.-The steamship Nova Scotian passed
the River du Loup station at half past o'clock this even
ing, and is due here about II O'Clock morning
Upon her arrival more reliable account of her
cia intelligence than that forwarded from Newfoundland
as well any additional of interest will be imre
diatclY dispatched over the wires.
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NIADKrTC DNr nCr rrDADrT
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

Ponce, p. R.-ScJr. Saanuel
253 hhds sugar. 124 bbls do 50 pun molasses-Strng
Il Ahrens.
NASSAU, n. P.--Scdr. James Madison.
l3o hhds sugar, boxes do, AZ bales sponge, bbl
pines-F. T. Montel
C0ASTWISE
CHARLESTON SLedHsr CGle7Onid
200 bales coton-A. c. Schaeier; 200 sacks salt-A. c.
Hall
New YORK-SIeGmer Georges Greek.
10 pkgs. brandy, p do. wnc-C. II. Myers Bro do
do. II. Ross 4 Co; 10 do. brandy. Thomson & Co..
500 pkgs mdse., sundry persons
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The Western FIoOdis-Cairo City OverfIo,yn
Damage to the Illinois Central Railroad
The hIississippi stiIi Rising.

ST. LOUIS, June 14.-Dispatches from Cairo city state
that Saturday afternoon was opened on the
Mississippi side of the town, through which the water
poured in at fearful rate, filling up the whole space be-
tween the levecs and running the embankment
on the Ohio side.
About thousand feet of Illinois Central Railway was
washed away.
The south wing of the hotel fell in on Sunday and
the balance expected to fall during the night
The water two and half feet deep in the second
story of the Taylor House.
The river still rising rapidly Mound CITY Is also in
great danger of being ovcrfowed.
The water at this point S Lousl continues rise and
all the upper streams pouring out floods
CENTRALIA ILL, June 15.-Thc reports from Cairo are
of the most alarming character The water is still rising
and is running the Ohio level rise of one foot
more will probably sweep the town entirely away.
Mound city is also inundated.
At the highest point, where the Depot is located the
water is four and half feet deep and passengers
railroad are conveyed aquarer of mile from Mound city
IN fiat boats,
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election il, Norwich, Conn.


CINCINNATI, June 15-The weather has been fine since
Saturday, and the river is good stage
roads all in order and free from obstruction.
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The Steamer Pennsylvnnin calamity.

MEMPHIS, June 14.-The steamer Imperial which was
the rst that arrived at the wreck of the Penns
Vana took large number of her passengers to New
leans The steamer Diana arrived here at IL O'Clock on
Sunday night with large number for Louisville.
meeting of citizens was held here today and 81 900
raised for the sufferers committee was also ap
pointed to collect further aid
Mr. Ravel of the French Opera Troupe, died here lay
of his INJURIES and several others who were injured are
not expected to live.
CENTRALA ILL.,, June 15.-Some sixty of the sulcrcrs
by the disaster to the steamer Pennsylvania have arrived
here from Cairo bound TO ST. Louis They mostly
destitute and were passed the Illinois Central ail
road free of charge These passengers estimate the
ber OF passengers on board the Pennsylvania $50 sos
and they think that 80 were lost
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

June II.
The arrivals of Beef Cattle at the different yards
prise about 500 head during the last week. the market
dull and prices ruled 25c the 100 lbs lower than last
week, ranging from $S to So the latter for extra quail
ity the bulk of the sales at $SA9H the 100 lbs
All sold within the range of quotations.
OF Cows and Calves the receipts and sales reach about
400 head the market dali prices ranging at 45g$5O
for Fresh Cows $50 to $40 for Springers and SIS SIS for
Dry Cows.
OF Hogs the arrivals and sales at Phillips Union Drove
Yard were $50 head this week. prices ruling at G G$7
the 100 lbs net which is slight decline.
Of Sheep the receipts about 6000 principally at
Warders the market dull but nearly all dis
posed OF at S39$5 each, equal to SGSH cts per lb.
dressed.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
FLoUR.-The demand was more active on Change, and
prices advanced fully 10 cents per bril- closing an up
ward tendency. The sales comprise 400 barrels $3.50
G3.90 for superne and S9Od415 for choice extra.
WHGSKEY.-PriCes Il &c. higher, with active de-
mand Sales of 700 brls at 199Tc, the latter
wagon lots.
PROvIsIoNs.-A continued dull and heavy Market
Mess Pork is offered freely at SIG, and it rmorcd
sale had been made low 1880 $4,000 lbs. bulk
Sides sold at 7c Bacon Sides offered freely at &c
No buyers. Lard is not mentioned it is difficult say
what could bought sold for The market generally is
very irregular
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
CHARLESTON, June 12-Coton is quiet; sales of 5000
bales atSHd11%.
CHARLESTON, June 4-Cotton-Sales of 900 bales at
S4dl2& for lower and middlngs The market is gene
rally unchanged.
SAVANNAH, June 14.-Cotton-sales Of $50 bales at
nominal prices.
AUGUSTA, June 14-SaIes of 1000 bales of Cotton at
unchanged quotations.
GHT"A Gn. Iunc 1I.-Four is frm Wheat do and
higher quoting at 7OE cts Corn steady 56k Oats
dull Shipments To BuHalo-o0u pDs of Flour, $4,000
bushels of Wheat To Oswcgo-no Flour % 900 bushels
bushels
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THE VISITS OF TIE CRUISERS TO OUR VESSELS TO
De STOPPED.
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THE BRITISH 0UTRAGES.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH STEAM YACHT SYREN
FROM BERMUDA.

A Special Messenger from the British
Admiral to Lord Napier.
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HAVANA MARKETS

T,-
me recognized quotations of the week are fir1n-for
whites low to clear bright 'noretteJ s5%d6d yellow
40 4&a5B; Browns soft and heavy to clear bright, s.
G44; Cucurucaos do. S3&G3b; Muscovadoes S3AGG44
not in good demand.
The stock of Sugars remaining here and at Matanzas
100000 boxes, against $50 600 boxes of last year
M0LAssEs-In this goods very little has been done be
cause the stocks are light and mostly tart Clayed No
lasscs 3kG3% rails when found sweet. Muscovado
3A@4H. Shipped during the week, Oh hhds
In leaf Tobacco for packing which, the weather has been
propitous some shipments have been made during the
week for the United States and Europe of goods contract
ed for some weeks since
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ARRIVAL or TIE WATER WITCH AND
FULTON AT HAVANA.
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RLOCK MARBLE CLOCKS
TaNETETn mn

O4i4'T II1~D, 5IU. GO.
.-... ~ BALTIMORE STREET
Have just imported an invoice of Block Marble Cioai
with and without Bronze Figures suitable for Dining and
Library Rooms. mv11 ru
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Interviews Between Commander Rodgers of the
Water Witch and the British and Spanish
Authorities
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A1A<D3 bhO G CO.,
Arc nou rooo;n;. =, 229 BALTIMORE STREET,
pITTpS pit TEw recevng ali the styles of PATENT IdE
Wa;te aiDIr spoons, Forks Coffee and Tea Sets
prices. - 0ii 'hey oner at low
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THE ECLECTIC COLLEGE OF MEDICINE.
sscsasas6gE5, q.

YEYHE SPRING SESSION of 1853 will con1-
4 rilence on Monday the sth Of February, and
continue sixteen weeks. full and thorough
course Of Lectures wiilbe given, occupying sixsor
seven hours daily, with good opportunities for at
tention to practical Anatomy, and with ample Gin
lcal facilities at the Commercial Hospital.
The arrangement of the chairs will be as follows
r. E. ST. JoHs, u. Professor Of .aaaatomy ana
Physiology. . @
| Pharmacy
a. j, How, NJ D.,-P,offessor Of Surgery.
c. Fl. CLEAvELAaD, M. D.,--Pretessor Of Matsriia
| Msaica and 1hrrapeaases.
| Wsr SHERWOOD, VI. D.,-Professor Of Medical
Practice and Pathology
J. r. BUCHANAN, M. D.,-Eneritns Professor Of
Cerebral Physiofogy end Iasttntrs olf Mea;eins.
JoHN KING, M. D..-Prpfessor ~ Obstetrics aad
Diseases of Wo,ne,s and Children. .sz s.ss5 "a
The terms fsf the Session viii be the same as
heretofore, viz M Naturalization, $500 Tuition,
sac, 0,00.--Demonstratori Ticket. $500. tEaery
Student is required TO engage id dissection one ses
sion before graduation.) Graduation $25, 90. Tick
ct to Commercial Hospital, (optionaD 500.
The Lecture Rooms are newly finished, neat and
comfortable, aad IN central locality lin College
Hall, Walnut Streetl where students will find il
convenient to call on their arrival
. Tickets for the session may be obtained of,the
Dean Of The Faculty, at his Office MI 113 Smith
Street or Of Pruf. C.H. LEAYELAND, Secretary Of
tic Faculty, Nc. I39 Seventh Street, near Elm
J0II N KING ,M- D. Dfaat.
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OUsAs PARISH LANDRY, (Leusiana) JUNE 26t, 1868
Z 0zERs iasgX E4esazz zps SPRINGS.

49, THE undersigned takes this mode
Esa sg of notifying the public that he is now
sss sI5 readiness to receive all those w nose
asassssssssI pleasure it may be TO seek the above
as place Of pleasure and recreation, well as those
rho may BE i'm led from i.ldixpostion to have re-
course tothem for the remedial agency fits waters
These Springs are situated the Bayou des Canes.
distant about 81 miles Southwest of the Town of
OpeIoUsas Among the numerous springs. there 10
be found NAV be had such as are found abounding
with Su phur and preparations OF Iron. The springs
very abundant, and in one instance three of the
streams form large basin which affords 5nili-
cent bathing place. The waters of the said basin
cali be entirely renewed every hour, circumstance
which is certainly calculated to add much to its
purity. Atthe distance of some five hundred yards
from the principal bathing place there is, besides
this. another winch is furnished with an abundant
s*Eeam oi Eater, tic coidHess Of which almost
DC compared to tl:at o.! ice.
LII announcing the opening Of his Establishment,
the undersi gued does not pretend to offer the
20 the public fashionable watering place, where
me dressing may be exhibited with the other gene
raj accompanments. His object, on the contrary,
is to otier to the afflicted means through which
shaekled constitution may be restored to health.
The remedial agency Of these waters in the relief
OF Dyspepsia, ard in the permanent cure of cuta-
neous eruptions. from past experience, now stands
uDcontradicted.
The establishment consists of comfortable dwell
ings, with all the necessary furniture which may
be required at such place, and the table will be
always amply furnished with whatever edibes
may seem best to suit the tastes of visitors. An
excellent pasture in which horses may be kept with
safety, will be at the disposition of such as NAV
desire it, as well corn, fodder, &c.
The charges of the undersl lgned will be moderate.
and he feels satisfied that his visitors will not only
be satisfied with the accommodations which they
may receive, but that they will be also equally
contented with the degree of health which they
may obtain from the heaithiu use of the waters
OF the different Springs.
ANTOINE CART.
Nav 1lth 1913
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- THIS delightful Summer Resort,
Mssa i #IA situated in the Parish of St. Landry
sSa #A#S in a beautiful rolling Pine woods
- ZIssss8 coatry, distant about thirty six miles
from Opeiousas: will be opened on the lst Of une
next, for the reception Of visitors.
This establishment has been thoroughly repaired
and painted. and many important improvements
made since last season. 4 large Stable and two
new Baths and Bath-houses have been erected
These Baths will greatly promote the comfort OF
visitors as they are built so as to be absolutely
free from rain water inundations as heretofore
Ihe mineral qualities of the waters of these
Springs and the many wonderful cures they have
performed, are we'll known that they only re-
qulre passing notice. This Summer resort will
leave nothing to desire this season. as the proprie-
tor will spare no pains expense to render it as
agreeable and attractive as possible. He has en-
and attentive Servants. He has also engaged two
Musicians for the entire season; and besides, as
the Deer abounts in the surrounding country. he
has procured pack of hounds for the pleasure of
sportsrleE. He has also built several boats for fish
ing in the Lake. which situated about four miles
from the Springs. here the Trout, Perch and many
other fine fish, are caught in abundance He will
also open Billiard Saloon and Coffee House, and
keep the very best Liquors and Wines.
boarding and Lodging, per month, S 35 90
per week. 10 90
per day, Z 90
Horses: per day, 70
'' per ration. 80
Persons visiting Bell Cheney may have their
letters and papers directed to Bayou Chicot. and
they will be delivered at the Springs three tt4es
a week. f. PATIN
Opeousas, 18th May, 1855
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Notice to the Public.

a .a9A THE good and safe steamer
zh--:Eszs-E q ANNA PERRET, built ex-
sssssgasEzS sss5ssssssgasEzS pressy for the trade, Capt w
c. Neal: master, has commenced her regular trips
between 0peIousas and NJ Orleans, leaving Wash
ington every Wednesday morning at 10 clock. and
N.-orleans every. Saturday at S P. NJ. during the
season. For freight or passage apply ON board OF
UShippers and eonsignees of freight will take
particular notice that ne freight will be delivered
Gpm the warehouse until the freight bill is paid or
receipted back to the shippers for payment All
persons having freight will always find their bills
with w. Alfred LouailIier, at Washington, who is
authorized to collect and receipt for the same
Aug. % 1851 8 {sszz HINCKLETs & Co
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New Cheap Cash Store.

Y MI VILE undersigned has just received from olI1
New Orleans, fresh supply Of family il
Groceries, Liquors, Candies, Groekery ase.
He has also received i complete astort-
ment ef Spring Dry Eaods, ready made .ssloz
thing. Hats, Boots. Shoes, Cutlery. Fancy
Soaps, Perfarneries, &c, Nc, which he will
sell cheap ftar cash onl Is xperienee having
him that small proffiit aud quick sales.s
ffor cash, arebetIerff for the merchant and the
consumer at the sa1ne time,
BLOCH d
Opelousas March 9th q III, 1858. ..s
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w TANTED-oa One Hundred AGENTS, in Louisiana,
w Mississippi, Arkansas, Fexas, California.
and the Southwestern Territory, to engage in
from slooto $500 in money or property ofsone kind,
to invest in the business, as every Agent must
cessarily be interested with the undersigned. Great
inducements are offered to suitable persons. An
interest will be sold in exchange for land wta good
title, moveabie goods &c. All letters OF inqui-
ry must be in the English language, containing oRe
stamp for answer, and addressed to
H. w r. JACKSON.
ap 17th| IS ST. Charles st, N. Orleans, La.
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a Splendid Bargain.

115EzI A fine House, we'll built and perfectly
--z~-azzA disposed for convenience, situated on
retired spot near the center of the town ofOpeosl-
sas. with 1oui arpents Of land, comprising an Or
chard. garden, yard, &c. upon which there are a
good kitchen. servants rooms, corn crib and car
riage house, all built in 1856.
This property will be disposed Of at $4,000 below
its cost.
A visit of the premises is solicited. as any one
who would wish to acquire such property cannot
fail to seize the opportunity and close the bargain
For further particulars, apply to llr. Louis Van
h!ile OF to the Editor of the Opelousas Courier.
OpeIousas, May sth, 1858.