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Fruit Trees.

fsss6s 854 ERu1e Trees.
r HAVE hns assortment Of Fruit Trees ,Oyspee
Currants, Gsossbsr1iss, As., &C., from the Byrs-
suss Nurseries,, Nsw York, al Of which are Of the
finest varistiss, and in excellent order. Persons
can examine our catalogue and have IN order for
whatsssf they rsy want by @. ling 1t the Produce
Store Of +. +. Reyuclds, Third IT,, between Main
AnA Jehnsen stssets- Purnell Wyca1,a old Sand,
| nsh lSdlm ~ II. HUNS.
|1TOOA6Tse GnHlv9leA New, York
RtaAe Eertes. Ss
vIyHE magnificent and ansaspasssd Instraments
j. manufactured by this hsuss, (fhs elaest and
most extensive In The United Etstes), can s. pro-
cured Of The ubscsiber in every variety Of hand.
sons sevood cases, Of Q, %, % Aid Z srtayea.
/ Parties In rant u really Aas lnstru uent, arc
safnestly invited to cali belors psruhasAs eh~-
.Asss "A. N. AEWITT, Agent,
Coz. .tth and Pine sts.
Asil1-dsm Ht. Louis, 10.
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!ntermsdisie DePart1S - eG11l J. 10 90
AsadsntA Department, E. -. Il 90
Ihesssease. pay ahis issAEiaSlS 80 niddl. Of
Al41rastsr, dcfrsy the entire expensss Of tuition
~ branches net included In the extra charges
= g deductsonsillb be nsds far absence, except in
Ics OF protrActed sickness.
= fupia viii be classified and promoted only,
apon thorough examination IN their previous
studics.
The services Of Prot. Bnes have been secured 10
give instruction in German, French, Drawing. and
Painting. lie will also give instructions Ia the
story exercises Of fersrctivs Drawing free
letxtra charge win 10 made per quarter for
instruction given IN French, derpnaI, DrawinY
Painting and Agricultural or Practical Chenis-
try.
fRUsfkxB.
samuel X. Curtis, p:w Potter.
n. Love, S. 3. Billink
4. Br,dgman, W. :. MeGaNc,
y"en Mcsuns, James y. Cox,
NJ. Shelley, J. al. Lovo.
~. sanford, III W. sample,
James \. Estess
y. N. McLANE.
Ksokak, Feb. ~, '5S-d Prineipal.
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A.WApHonDs =. cUrE
sTAEY0nD = neCUNE,
"MOLkSALE 6ROCKRS AND COMMISSION
w MERCHANTS, second door above the corner
q Blesdsss, water street. Eseksk, Ie~a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
THF TISTIC WAR.

CAMP FLOYD, L. T., Nov, II, 1S5S-- P, m,
Since closing NY letter Of this date, have seen
the instructions drawn up by Gen. Johas.on for
the guidance of the officers sent south to protect
the herds. / send you copy Of them. Ia add-
tion 10 the officers named in my 6rst letter, |
should mention that Lieut.. Plummer of the 9TH In
fantTy, goes IN command of Il Company OF his Regi-
ment to TIntlc Valley, aI that Assistant Surgeons
Rdgely aud Clements accompany the troops uat
march for the Tlntic war.
Iss1RrcTIoNs-Tot tie Oficers an Comm End Serier
Rircr, Gosle, JHab CouEtry, Iiatic Valley
and Rnsh Valley.
HEADquARfERs. DEPARrNEsr or UrAH,
Camp Floyd, Nov. IL, l'5S.
The Indians have ebaudOued their iarlns. aud are
now eatherirg in the southern part OF this Territory
They state that their design is To- make simultaneous
attack upon the herds in Jusb County Tiutc Valley,
and Rush Valley The approach Will probably be
down Sat Creek along the y Ner River, on the edge
of the desert the south OF Tintic Valley. The na-
ture Of the country is such that the command Sevr
River must look for annoyance from the south ana
ess-the Salt Creek, from the east, south and
west--the on Tintc Valley from the south, and
that IL Rush Valley from the south and west.
The officer in command on SEWER River will station
portion of hs mounted force on or near the river,
above the bricge, the mouth of San Pete River,
10 watch the approaches to tie valley aEd all com
mands will keep yigilaGt watch by night and scout
by day to prevent surprise and secure the herds near
them.
Indians and suspicious persons will not be permitted
to oter around the herds or camp and parties ef In
diars coming in the vicinity will be trea ated
mes unless it is manifest their object IL friendly in
which case they will be warned t. l. ave. OH 'ers
will be careful not to be lued no opinion of Sc
curity. Eighty rounds OF Ammunition will be taken
by each command, Thirty rounds to be expended for
target practice.
Every effort will be made to tain the position
Of the indians, especially in the vicinity of Sewer
River and Sst Creek. The commanders of these .wo
parties will communicate freely with each other and in
case Of necessity tie two commands VII be subject to
the command Of the senior officer.
Commanders will report as soon a. possible to these
headquarters all events of Importance" and avail ih."
selves Of every opportunity To report by letter the
state of affairs in tfictr vicinity.
The officer Sewer River is authorized to hire
Interpreter; rate Of compensation s. per day.
By order of Br. Brig Gen: A. s. Jonusoo,
(sisnedj J. PORTER, Asst Adj Gen.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

CHAPTER or CRIMES AsD CAsC,LTIEs-1s"'r'-
morning, at Il o'clock, Officers Harvey and s'u'J
OF The Haroor Police apprehended WIN. Hoos't
nate Of the schooner Mary Alice, lying at per w.
North River. On the charge OF threatening the %
Captain Welcb. TIE accused was detained tot si'-
IatOn. a.,
On Tuesday evening young woman, ns"7'.
Moore. was found lying IL the rear area wsy"~
residence in rlreeItn street, near Greenwich s'es
suffering from the eff cts Of quantity Of lsass-
which she bsd taken With view OF putting az 81
her life. Officer HsnifeD Of the Ninth Precin0 :.
yeyeo Ann 10 the Ststlob-Hou.e, where enc rso'''
medical attendance. She Il Likely u recover
The sane evening man named John HeS.
pesred at the Elgntn Precioct stston-iiodss,
from a sever. cur On tte read which he ale, -.
been Inflicted by a clab in the hands Of one Jo1.
ray, an Insh baker. Murray WAS sobsesas'T
rested by 5. rgeaDt Mount, AID detained i1f
lion. A physician wis called to dres hs""'
wouncs. ~
On Tuesday evening, a man entered tu' "a,
Wm QuicB, NJ. - Avenue Z, and after eAs-. -.
various qualities Of tea, poTchasef poun' ,l
best, valued at 81, and in payment thersiof '' 81
a : b.l, pu,por,ng 10 te i.saci by the I a'o'
OF Kinderhook. NJ. Quick, believing the D..
senn,re. returned the Customer bis change.
the purchaser repaired to the store of RodoPn n'f"
ard purct .s.ag another pound Of tea, gave -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
From HAVANA.

The United States Mail steamship Philalelphis,
Lieut.. McArran commanding, left NewOrleans on the
morning Of the 5th for Havana at which port she ar
nved on the oh, having been detained at the Pass
Loure fiteen houIs by fog. She left Havana on the
night Of the 9th, and arrived here on the morning Of
the l5tn.
The United States Mail steamship Granada, Ctp..
Bergman, arrived AZ Uayans on the morning Of the
9tb, anc woald sail with the mails and passengers for
A.pinwall on the morning Of the lOih.
Ih.re wSs liltle O! nterest occurring at Havana
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
And where proud bann .. flsuDt the gale,

And vi ere proud bann n fisuDt The gale,
And hostile columns cl-sh,
And far suj hear, DER hill AID dale
The iron ttunders crash;
FaIh..bng 1T. ri from oat the str'e
Sspos forth IL gliiteriDg ray 49,
There man "a mao, 9nd lie Tor NE,
True plaok will WIN the Coy,
HuIrsh
True pluck viii win the day
And should my mortal hour b. nigh,
I'm really, prompt at hand;
It's not for sorfii gold die,
Bot for my F.the.land
I've done my duty se 4 man,
Ard seaed il with my blood
SO lve-so die-be that your pan,
Aud pluck will make i, good,
Hnrrah
And pluck will make Il good
p. S.-Orders are just out for two companies Of
the 9Th two of the 9TH and one of the 10th Infantry
10 march tomorrow for Rush and Juab Valleys,
south of us, to reinforce Capt. Campbell snd III
Wight. of the ID Dragons, who were sent IN that
direction some DAYS since. Information has been
received by Gen. Johnston that the Indians have
assembled in force near Rush Lake, and openly
announce their intention 70 steal al our animals II
they can. The two companies detached from the
9Th are under con mand of Cspt. Stevenson and It,
Wlniste; those from the eth under Capt Iuttle,
and the one from the 10TH under Lieut.. forney,
with Second Lieut.. Wm. Kearney as his subaltern.
Lieut.. Arlnistead with detachment of men from
the ltth is in Tintic Valley, where he has been
for some time. II is Ia be apprehended that moth
ing but a sound drubbng will bring the Utah ln-
dians to their senses ard perhaps the sooner It Is
administered 10 them the better.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

following Pleasant incident Of spiritual commune as:
An enthusiastic believer wac relating toe skep,ic
the spiritual performance 10 which he cod!f testify
ana among Oher things sid that on certaa occasion
the spirit Q: hs wife no lad dead several years
returned to him, and seating hersef upon his knee,
PIT her arm. around him ani kissed hin as much 70
rs eraiIficston she osed - WHEN living. You do
~, rean 20 sag remarked the skeptic, that the
spir; Of your aife really emprs ii You I'D kissed
yoa! No. not erasay that, replied the believer,
but her spri. took posse-s Of lie Oody Of male
mecism, ana through her embraced AMI kissed me-
We presume thst beEssfIs are often w.L.ng,y de-
ceiycd az tits mac was
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

RIsIGsATIos OF GgS. NYE.-It is stated On rsD'a
authority that Gen. Ny-, President OF the BOAT
Police Commissioners, will resign his position 'sN'
the LIT of January next. Tne General bad hs' ~
nation written four months ago, bu, wss indd'S
Withhold it by several OF che Board, until tns 'S'
caused by the Tesgnstion OF Pelitiah PERT saou''
flied.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

DIR. j. j. Hsyes, So well Sno sn from h. eo,,.-
WIN The srcond Gnnoell Arctic expedition. IN =
drrrs u. Geographical >cc.rty this evening :,
historical Buudil Z, on S-coni avenue. "Oe,A.
Dl-cov-ri's II Dr. Kane, 10 connection wit. \, :.
for further reese arch. bs-sd upon careful e,..s.'"
and patient study o; al that la. transp,red /, ~
TO ihis interesting subject w
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

Bulls HEAD.-rhe Cstt . mH,ka, v.-,..i.
70 be TIE best for owners that We have had m
tine. Al fhe reslly good blllocks sold a,
.qnISsleit TO .. lO,. pound, and sone sa.r, =,
one' sold Al los dIic. sui buyers LAY utIs A.s1-
The average quality of Cattle on sale vas mach A.,
nor 10 what has been O late and there were bu 1.
Cattle offered Of 70 poor grade ths they soup :.
sell 81 ec ap"ued nrt The supply did no. vary "a,
rally nom tie previous week, ana though not As A.
s. II has been during Autumn, appears to b. ~
sutiicien. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

NEW AIMS HoUsE GOVERNOR Sworn Is.-DrCfh
Breuninghausen, having been elected by the Bod
Governors to ill the ,sncy occssioDed by the ssa
of Cornelius V. Anderson, was yesterday sworn
office by the Mayor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
g matter il s,ill under investigation.
REAL EsrArE.-The following ssles of real estate

were made a. auction, yesterday, by Adrian H. Mailer:
House and Ut 96 Grand Thoa pon s llxf7 s6 100
House and lot SO Grand adjoining lsllxi7.... 800
House aud lot A. Grand adjoining u lx7 and $500
Eouse and 10, Il Grand o. soJoining l8H6..... $3.50
House aud lot A Grand adjoining, l3lx66 80
lot " = Fifth a., "a q, W Av A. leasehod 5xi9 6 400
The following sales were made yesterday by A. j.
B,eecker Son e. Co.:
Franc Hcie and Lot No. Ss2 ohsv "a six3c lioo
trsme House auo Lot adJ0ni IN the <NJ
bncs once arc Lot No 80 Nes. j.ds lysld % 6x9e9 30
sioy ock House and Lot No 20 West 51tst 81 1863 $50
t.tory bTck House and Lot Nc. 3O5 Wet 3ld 81 ard
21ss .............. 800
1ue orse snc Los No S5 W so = l9 snd 78 x9a9 l00
frsme hous" snd Lo, No. 5ll West SD So q 1t2l2 $40
I4ne bods- aAd Lot NO J9 Wfsg SSd. "a iO. 100
Frame House ana LIT No. 81 Wes. S3cst .2a35s... $50
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

ihe last Concert of Arthur Nap ,leon c,os,-,.
pno"o impression of Biz nos, mark .ble p,w,,..~
piapet. as piaysd the bet piece. Of rN.nS
Goasehalh sai Others, With 6ns Effect, sni TT
s'sn'y 'rcorsd Sy sn apprscisiing audience n
wonderful Isl. sI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

D.. T. l.. Go;et, gentleman Who has ,,,
'''slyey'u Ray proposes to deliver toe ars 0, =
r-s o' lectures "Oa raye,s in Italy" conr.."
ui- Thwrdsyl even'rg, ~ The Bethesda 6
uoDsl Church, Sullivan street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

The GoULDY F.sILY.-The whole Of the uea1
of the Gouldy tragedy have recovered, With as"
ception Of one OF the seryaLt girl, who issll 10
New-York Hospital. She is improving slowly
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16
Is OrsrED PoLrcFYAx MAKE

An OCsTED PoLIcENAS Mako ARRgsrs. Erc-
Henry L ti.Pe, formerly of Aun -, fsrcs trial
g. beeiofc "esteh. s-r County, charge II doiuE Ice
rssf' si otteirag pe'-Ls. Of ja.iAg -
ONES &C. II IL alleged .hat ne arrested per-ous taken
otrS iro t-sn Tor -tug them escsp aud been around
f..iT eAPeIse EI Eneee n .eacac =. Cour; a. witness
he
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

NHIosaL lHE'TsS.-A ne~ drama, en,itI.S /,
Woman Of the World has maize a fsyor.A.
sion at Pa'dy'' National rhes,er, srd : hkely
long ROB.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

GYssAsTIcs We would call the attention Of tss
Of oor readers, who take interest in gymnasts, nz
advertisement Of Messrs Ferguson l. Oyertons0
entail Gymnasium 10 another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16

MILITARY.-Tbe right wing Of the Seventya
Regiment america Guard, under command u LsI
Butterfield, accompanied by Dodworths BsM y
raded yesterday afternoon, % receive the rght ssf
the Second Regiment, Col. Rcbnson, who, for tk pa
few wee ks, have been on duty at Quarantine, ssa
Island. The latter were relieved yesterday mOrs
by the rgot wing OF the Eleventh Regiment, LsL
Col. BeDdx. The troops appeared in Winter unicr'
with oyeIcoats.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-16


From tie German Of HAls by Lieut. Henry B. Kelly L.
True sodier-pluck, the wide world Der
VIII WIN in peace OF war;
Were loud the flashing eanLcns rosr
Where trils the light guitar
Be Z for a kiss, with maid or wife,
For life's blo,d. with the foe,
The soldiers eoger for the strife
For pluck Will WIZ, you know,
Hsrrah
Fol pluck viii wiz, ycu know
Where sweeps the dance in g;iiy whirl.
And bright eyes ts III for Joy,
The eI clasps ,ae laughing girl,
Ard hand with hand m.y toy;
WHO sues too loog, Ieer wins kiss,
The sololer soos not 50.
But daso,, boldly OF to bliss
For pluck vii vii, you know,
Hureh
For pluck Will w,n you know
For when on suliry sunni ers day
Tte march l. far and tI-t,
Tie salaLt chargers strength gives Say,
He srk- aud fals al last;
TIE soldier keeps hi- coursge up,
And pgs ri-toor-l-lco,
For be- Will reitoer fam. nor droop-
Sheer pluck sil take him through,
Hurah
Sheer pluck vii take him through!
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-17

How 1T HURTs.-While we are luxuriating
on the sweets of victory. in giving to the pub
lie the first copy of the Presidents Message,
our ncighbor of the Ne1cs is still heard in the
back ground, muttering under the smarting
stings of defeat. The Macs seems anxious to
know whether or not we are willing to ac-
knowledge that there were some transpOsed
paragraphs in our impression of the message.
We are free to confess, that in the hurry which
was Thought necessary to be exercised i'll OBJ
tanning a victory over the secretly combined
'orces of the Union and Americaa, Gazehe and
Ne1rs, there was a transpOsitiOn OF one para
,raph: but will the Ne,rS be candid enough To
admit that this transposition of paragraphs,
about which it talks 80 much. is not to be
compared with the egregiOns blunder, which
you have already confessed to, i'll mixing, in
heir cool and deliberate moments, when there
vas no occasion for hurry, two separate and
Esii,act matters in such horrible manner as 10
.eldcr one of them completely nonsensical.
The NelcS, in its article on this subject
leavors to leave the impression on the minds
IF its readers that the full force of the Publish
ny House, Tennessee Baptist, the Homestead
nd Falls oh Printing office were employed
" us. This was not the case, we only had
representatives from each of them, but might
ave had their .tuH force had it not been from
he fact that the services OF many OF them
we're engaged by the triangular combination.
The heading of the article of the Ne'cs is
ather Observation-Disclosures will OUT Well,
,eighbor, we were confident that we had Civ
you right good beating. but had no idea
hat We had murdered yOu. Now we are in
.rior to you in years, but feel confident that
5e are able to give you some good advice.
is obvious to any ones mind, that in your
averal articles on this subject you have ex-
ibited the fact that you were sensible of your
lonstrous defeat; then keep silent, friend
ellyett, it is becoming in you to do so; sup
ress the action of your pen on this subject
II it will write nothing for you but defeat!
efeat
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-17
The Grand Concert.

- Odd Fellows Hall on last Wednesday even
ing was filed to overlooking. The au-
dience was composed of the dite of the city
the beauty and fashion of Nashville and the
entertainment was OF the most elegant and
recherche character.
The programme was arranged with COM
mendable skill, and the selections consisted of
operate gems from some of the most popular
compOsers-Bellini, Donnizetti, Auber, and
Jarvis; with now and then a-pretty, simple,
ballad, Fdiltaisie LlstrWmentdLe.
In the midst of fashionable audience, re-
fined and elegant was that, one could al
most imagine himself the occupant of pit
stall in Covent Garden, or a box in the O1era
Conaigue. where vests imaculately white, and
coats essentially swaIlow-taiI are indispensa-
BILE. Butwhen in the more difficult passages,
in the opera music. the voice of the amateur
vocalist was elevated to its highest pitch, its
clear and m lOdiOus trills, reaching and filing
every key-hole and crevice, and even linger-
ing in echo around the carved cornice leaves
of those columns always in the-way-it was
then, one might have shut his eyes and pictur
ed 70 himself lofty tiers of opera boxes, gilt
tering with the diamonds and bright eyes Of
Britain's great metropolis But many prefer
II selection simply, to the whole of an Italian
Opera. 1t is the music of the opera more
than the dialogue. that is the object OF attrac-
ton Many DO not understand a single word
that is uttered /; they profess to perceive what
might, could, would, or should, he expressed
by the musical intOnatious. and the looks and
attitudes of the performers. How far this
can be done by others we do not pretend to
say, but we frankly acknowledge that it is be-
yond our abilities.
Much as we adore Bellini and DonniZetti,
give us MOORE Of that g. Last Rose Of sum
mer,' from those same sweet lps-as rOseate
as the subject of the song. before it faded.
And faded though it he-as Miss Z. sings 1t
the reese Is sweet a. ever.
We said the performances were excellent
so they were But we must not particularize.
Amateur performers appearing in public, to
assist a charity so noble are not to be criti-
ciscd like mere professionals. But at the risk
of mourning the displeasure Of the gentleman
who sung the " Wanderer." We must say we
never heard better execution of the same
piece If we are not mistaken we have heard
that voice before--its rich deep notes. vibrat-
ing among the hills aud cliffs along the Ohio
river, when the amateur was himself wan
d .rcr.
With the Duet from Lucia de Hammer
moor we were as much delighted as if
Gingliui aud Piccolomini themselves had un-
derts.I<en the performance of it.
And the concert now is over. As the sweet
notes of the musicians delighted the ears of the
audience, so will those other notes exchanged
for tickets, relieve the necessities and cheer
the hearts of the distressed.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-17
Dp Gelfgrapb.

| WAsHISGroS, Dec II6.- Senate eonfrma-
| lions c. n Pine, Marshall OF Northern Hill
| nois. Il az y q 81
All the nominations made during the re-
| cess of Congress together with appointments
| for other States without opposition VIM
Preston, Minister to Spain. Genl Ward. Mi
mister to China CLANCY Jones, Minister to
Austria.
The Senate ratified the treaties with China
and Japan.
SENATE Mr.. Wilson moved to amend the
Arazonia bill to provide for the election of
officers, for the term of ten years by the
people of the Territory.
A resolution was adopted, asking the Presi-
dent for Information concerning the slaves
landed by the Wanderer. le.as 10
SECOND DISPATCH.
HoUsE-A message from the President was
received together with communications from
the State and Navy Departments concerning
the recent events in Central America. Re
ferred to Committee on Foreign affairs I'M
read.
communication was also received from
the Secretary of State asking for an appro-
priation to convey destitute Americans from
Vancouvers island to San Francisco. ...
The Maryland contested election case was
resumed.
There is less apprehension of trouble with
| Great Britain than there was when the intel
| ligence of the recent events in Central Anne
RIGA was received.
The rumOr that the President intends send
| ing a war message to Congress is unfounded.
! The Administration expect to settle the mat
| ter to the satisfaction of the country. Cor
respondence thereon will be sent to the House
| to-day to be acted on tomorrow.
Dispatches say however that Capt Old
am disclaimed the right to search and
said hIt he merely boarded the Washing
| ton to get news and make a friendly visit.
Mr.. Ousley explained it the same way. Mr..
| Mcintosh, thinks the explanation satisfactory,
| frank and fair.
A meeting was held at Greytown, and the
Inhabitants resolved to maintain their indie
pendence and applied to Ouseley for assis-
lance, Ousely, promised them due consider
alton in the proper quarter.
The Union, says that England. France and
Spain concur fully in the line of policy, laid
down by the United States, concerning Mex
co and Central America.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-17
Steamboat and River News.
ARRIVED. = = u e. ~
Dec. 15.-Carolina, Cincinnati.
b Clifton. Pittsburg. II
. ~ 16.-Jasephine Savage, Smithland.
= q Acacia Cottage, GAINESVILLE.

The river is still rising with a superabun-
dance of water on the Shoals.
The Josephine Savage, which arrived yes
terday. leaves for New Orleans Saturday at 4
O'Clock, p. NJ.
The arrivals yesterday was the Josephine
Savage and Acacia Cottage.
The departures were the Delegate for Pitts
burg and the Diamond for Louisville.
The Seventy-Six from Cincinnati and the
T. c. Twichell from New Orleans, are both
due to-day.
TIE Mnnetonka, one of the regular mail
boats, will be at :he levee this morning and
leave for Paducah at II O'Clock precisely.
The B. NJ. Runyan from St. Louis, will be
due this evening, and will leave on return
trip, tomorrow evening at o'clock.
The Nashville was unable to get all of her
freight on last night before dark, and not
wishing 10 risk herself after night among the
bridge pillars, deferred her departure till this
morning. She will leave at O'Clock this
morning for New Orleans, and having her
load nearly complete will make good time to
the Crescent City.
The Josephine Savage, d. A. January and
Minnebaha are in readiness for trips to New
Orleans.