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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05

M. Msnrss, Mr.. oucnr>ns and Col P.ysoa.

MY. Merrse, Mr.. CachrAne and Col Psyt0s.
TO TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD
The ceremony Of removing Mr.. Monroes re mains
to Virginia has grown into matter of grea. import
snce. Commencing in pious purpose cf quietly
transferring his remains to his native State it has
grown into great national demonstration, which
has awakened generous rivalry between New York
and his native State. hope, therefore, that this
talents who will do her credit when she comes be-
fore Virgnians who are so distinguished for both.
If what we bear of the endowments and command
ing eloquence of Col VIM. NJ Peyton, as exhibited
on last Wednesday, is half true, what may we not
expect when we reach their capital in the midst of
men whose fame is coextensve with the country.
hope Mr.. Cochrane will not be unmindful that
responsibility rests on him which Governor Seymour
was unwilling to assume and that New York will
watch with great sOlicitde this mission of her sons
which is headed by him. ExcELsIOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05
YanktOns have been paid their anuuities every year

Yanktons have been paid their annuities every year.
but that governw emit, instead Of paying them in
June as they hav been promised, often puts it of
TIL september or October, thus giving grounds Tor
complaint on the part of the Indians. who revenge
themselves attacking the white settlers In tneir
unprotected. homes The probable first cause Of the
trouble w s, Inkpadutah had two sons yet living,
who wiel powerful influence among the whole
OF tne ,ioux nation OF which the father Is cnieIi
ana 10 ey have been and are yet labong 70 get !ne
fanF ton, Cisijan and Teuton branches 70 comosne
aho resist every attempt of the whites 10 eithef set
Tie on or purchase any Of their land
There were one hundred and ten lodges OF fank-
ton and one hundred Cisdan Indians combined in
the burning of Madeira, of which only two small
teDements are standing. Inc INDIANS look about
$50 600 worth of pork, -four meal oats and oil edi-
bes necessary for pioneer but the whites
succeeded in saving all their powder, which was
some three kegs. They gave the whites one barrel
of pork some flour and meal-merely enough to keep
them alive to get away. The whites thought it not
best to resist as there were many settlers back from
the city all of whom would be cut or aud survey
ing and exploring parties butchered. do not think
a single soul has been killed; but what may come
is not known.
These Indians are now encamped within mile Of
where am at present writing, and several hang
ing around my cabin. One thing very evident fr
what can learn that ON in the immediate vicini-
ty OF Yellow Medicine river, and possibly on the
unless government interposes with force sufficient to
drive them back.
forgot to say that in the vicinity of Madeira one
piece Of potatoes, containing twelve acres, the
squa vs. commenced digging up the day before the
cOnfagration, and Mr. Dewitt told me seed enough
had been dug up to reduce the crop over twelve
Thousand bushels.
Mr.. Dewitt has gone to st. Paul, to see If Cover
nor Sibley viii not send some troops for the protec
tion Of the whites but doubt whether he can send
them beyond the State lines. The United STATES
government alone has the power to send troops into
Dakotah and arrest the bloodshed. which seems to
fhroo Ia riafo him tiraac
are leaving here for the East, with nothing TO eat
and seemingly broken hearted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05
ouR DAEoTiE CORRESPONDENCE.
PrPrsToNE QUARRY,
pskofah Tc~ritOry. June 10 Ia

UBkOtah Te~fitOry, june II, 1659
Indian Troubles Retiring - Madeira Burned -
Crops Destroyed.
embrace the opportunity 20 send few lines 10
some Post Office in Minnesota that il may be mailed
Go you, as gentleman leaves here in a hour.
week ago to-day June IL, Madeira, on the Big
Sioux river burned 20 the ground by the Yank.
Ton Sioux Indians, who were possibly assisted by a
few Of the Cisidans, who have professed 10 he
friendly 20 the whites The is said TO be that
the Yanktons claim the land between tire Sioux
and James rivers and when The Sioux Indians lted
with the whites it was supposed this portion was
incladod. learn from MrJ. D. DE Wit. one Of the
members Of tie Dakoiah Land Company, thai tie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05
MARITIHE INTELLIGENCE.
Movements Of Ocean sesamsrs,
FOB CALIFORNIA, ETC.

FOB CALIFORNIA, ETC.
Moses Taylor. Raw York July Asp,nwsn
eT1ANxRs TO AND FROM HAVANA AND FEW ORLEANS.
EMPIRE CrY-From New York 3D. arriving q. Havana
7th and New Orleans 10th From New Orleans 10Th Havana
I'D arriving 1t New York 18th.
CAHAwBA-From New YORK l2th. arriving ct Havana I7h
and New Orlesns 18th From New Orleans Nth, havana
Osh, arriving ct New York ID
PBnApxIFmA-From New York l7th arriving At Bavans
I'd and New Oreana 18th From New Orleans 9th Havana
Oh, arriving at New York 18th
~ an packages and ledes tnendsd for tia NEW YoRx
HEnxlD should be ssuled
ALMANAC yoKx-rms DAY.
RISES. 20 xooS RISES.
suS stTs............ "a NIGH wATrR 2b7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05
CITY CommxacIAI. REPORT.

Csnaoan dour Was quiet and sales confined to 200 500
bbls at unchanged prices. Southern brands were less
buoysnt, but without cbaogs Of moment quotations
meal were Atesoy. with moderate So es whess-
The transactions limited, END sales confined to about
LOCO bushels; iSc'udi,g common 70 prime white
g. Corn was inactive. The safes emsraced abont
6.Co0 bushels at TO- for uneound, and 1870 for
held ~ SIC. $50. Rye was quiet and nominal.
Barley In . ure GU! Of market Oats were
CofiEE-sales Of l6O bags Of MAracsibo were made
o. nc 70 DO Jamaica at l2<c small lots Laguysra
Co,ToN-Tbe sales embraced about 900 bales closing
with mere 1rmress without quotablo change In rates.
kREGH1s-ro Liverpool about 5000 bbs. OF -four were
L. cd sa cn, a. the close
- sad. aisd To Giasgow 100 bbis. flour a. t.
Is 4 nSnssa g s
bacon we're engaged Ut It's Cd.
HAY Tho market steady.
HoPs Sales of 90 bales were made a GIG n 7,5c
IRON Sales Of 90 IONS Of Scotch pig were made at
S23 76 q s2i.
MoIAssrs The market sctivs, and the sales
embraced about $50 hhcs including ciayed ~ 2Sc, ana
muscovsdo ut 27c Csc.
NAVAL SIoREs.-The Gales embraced about $50 bbls ,
mostly to arrive at 44c and $50 bbls 81 per
$40 lbs, delivered. Other descriptions were without
charge Of importance
Ous Moderate sales Of linseed made 1t &c.,
and whale ana sperm were unchanged.
GUSNY CLOT.-SaIes OF $50 bales made at 14c.
The saes embraced about $50 400 bbls.. including
meas, at $40 SO, and prime at $,3 80, clear mess
in limited demand, while sales were n
fined TO about $50 tbls., including country msss
At 81 $ll SO, repacted Western At sll 80 q
s13 80, and extra at $14 $i4 Co. Prime se.csdy
al sle So Beef hams we're in limited demand .. sl5
asl7 Bacon was quiet at shc. = 10c Cut meats
du Sales Of sboutb so 60 tierces made 80.
t4c tor shoulders, and st 7Lc 7Ac for hams. Lard
steady With sales Of about leo bbis and
without alteration in pyces
RIcE.-rhe sales embraced about $50 tercss at &c.
a3hc.
SUGARS continued firm, with GALES Of about 700 eco
hbds, including about leo Porto Rico, 7Lc and
remainder Cuba nuscovado within the range of 6;. 6c
WmsKEY-Saes or 100 bbs were made at 23c.
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yaCVVrIvss.

VAcBrINe.-yGotf TO LEr FOR EXCURSIONS, ON
eth and Sch of July twenty ton ysch, fastest boat OF
gthsn Will be sspg M
excursions TIE above Apply GHAALH9 VAgg.
HAM, Gowsnus Greek South Brooklyn.
VACHT FOR sAbE-THE FAsr sAtblv4 VA sc
Hornet rs tons hurhen, lying NJ uoonsen can hg
fought very lov by applying 10 JOAN as Las W udsla
arr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05
FUpxNrrtJffh

ENAMEIIyD CHAMBER suirs or FURNITURE. IN
" all coiors snd evles wholesale retail prres trf
ss5 md upwards WARREN NA8D. ~ I'll Gan Al sirett.
cid No sS four doors esst OF Broidway, New sork
UUpriTuEE - FAIR VALUE Will, PC GIVEN
~ Tor fnrnifure carpets, psi1iinFa bDoNs a. At S3
sixth avnue tttween Ninth ard rtnfb streets ~ o~s
qurt 10 l23 sinh GVcnue. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05

EEcess... fN,sb4 $30fW
And The receipts Of foreign dry goods al New York
from foreign poru for the twelve months ending 30,
1853 compare follows with those Of the corrcspou ling
twelve months OF last year
RpCynTs FoRpcS Day Goops NEw YopK IRON
FopucS PosTs TIVE TWELVE MONTHS JusE 30
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Deduc, increase ......... 7,iSs,5

Total decreass for the 1851 ,3j2
Butthsi last years mpor,AtoDs VIGOROUSLY oord
nate would be safe TO infer tina, large fssg or
twenty Eve mIlllons would lead sudden aod very
NAH cd revival But the old stock Ia not all consumed
jet; people have old clothes left.
Inc receipts tdewster Of -four, wnes, aud bar
ley for the fourth June in 1857 and 1853 have
been fellows
FlouT. tJls. Wheat, bush. Corn, bash Barley, bash
i.s5 80. 2:'a., los sas 2so,scs lo,2oo
1855. -. 34,ssl S4s,S2 l76,57b 3o1s3
Ioc.. ct, Az 2ts04 Dec. 74,233 Inc 1895
The aggregates Of the receipts Of the above articles 40
far, for the years 1857 aod 1858, have been
Tlovr, tJls Wkeat bash. Corn, bash Barley, bush
1851. .12s,ec4 200, eSs 45i ,e92 12l.St
1888. .sss'5s2 3,2ss,i7s se7,2eo 352esi
Irc. .aes,77s 2as3,qoi asb,5es 23o, tO7
Reducp NJ the wheat Va -four, the OF receipts Of
1868 over 1857 s equal 10 s35, 43s bbls -four.
Tho receipts at tdswaier Of the principal articles OF pro-
duce, from the opening Of the csnss 10 and including
.h. ansh hsv hre Fall
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ss,.c.,,.,,,u. and p,.n,,.,.

BRfC AtBrRT JAwRyNcr from Phladelphia for nsoa
sRtOnbd 1inicun Island 30th uiL
scaa yRoIsA gof Pbiacelphis Hgbee from CHARLESTON
Tor Ceniuefoe Win cargo OF rice and
West Iac0a Reef June pred became total loss. a
psrt Of The cargo was saved In damaged condition,
scHR FRArEtfS-schy Psl0s ~ Boston from euivan We,
rfpore1h ursdsy 1s&nst tH Cave besrtns West 30
miles f In With echr Frarkin iof Bancoctl, Over, from
tunvan for Heen n condition ToOs OF al han1s,
bee N numte ard tronsn 10 port fhey Loaf everg.
tbine but the clothes hey wore.
The following table dives OF the vessels N ths
hathort OF New Yers BortOn, Baimors, Whu'nfion Nc
Charleston Psynnt an Rpaiacnicoa, MOBILE neW Orleans
Galveston Al latest accounts from each q those ports
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05

The Philadelphia Bulletin rsys -
The following stsiernen, shows the receipts o, an,hra
cite conl from the Ieheb and schuykil regions f tbs
past week and for the season, compared with CT
she corresponding period lsst ycar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05
l,S47,eeO 1850, Ab0

This week the Lo,gh canal about holds ts swn,
paved with tho corresponding geek OF last year Tue
Laugh Valley Railroad falls sn over 2,0oo toms; the
scbuylkn Navigation gains 573S TONS and toe Reading
Railroad fsis ID about 900 tons-nakng s Total deh
c;eIcy FOR she season 2l9 Gal tons.
The following are the receipts on the Morris canal for
the week And season. 10 the 2stn Ast a. compared with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05
Decrease in 1858.

The following table shows the amount OF COL
ectsd at The port Of Boston for the fiscal year which
closed with Wednesday compared with the which
collected during the preceding fiscal year. the amount
Of each months collection berg stated separately. The
following is the table,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05
siis cs4 sea "a ,las,ooo lac ass Ice oag ,2O7


Exchanges Tor week ending June e. se4 o55 es6 80
70 days) July 5........ s6,33e, 635 OF
Balances for week ending June 2S ..... 6,o2st74 rs
Is days) July 5......... 7,2is,l33 20
The Butchers and DIovers' Bank Bank Of Commerce,
Pacific Bari Oriental Bank and Ne~ York County Bank
not having sent IN their statements O'Clock p on
Saturday, are reported lsst week Their state
menis will be published tuesday neat aud the general
ioo,isgs corrected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05

Sid fcm Payal Nav n Wxter Witch rayal 70 cvuisa
and fer NBedfo tn sell her OIL :o bo)e vh and O OF
bope) other whaling voyage Heard OF OF ne
Western Jsspda. Hort<nse Peixo. of Fxysl $50 ap
OF Psyta May 81 dxrdner Nant 80 ID since
leaving 1alcsb would 70 into Payta rsxtaay
On resclsuon midoie Of January. New sngand, aemo.
stead wbs; Feb 10 Fhepx Hepstssd VIII for Nollsnd.
ford, whs -.
all told. "
letter from Capt clifford of bark Courser Of Nh daad "A
Talcshusno April g. reports her with $50 bills oil tod
Had shppeo l2D Ubls oil ny the Betsey Wsms Of and
for New BeeoId and bound uise TIE Archer
Ground
letter from Capt Pro-p of bark Pioneer Reports her At
Melbourne April Is Had sold OF. ESQ Inn wss
Skipping 1860 bbs for NLondon direct per Br brig Emma TO
sail nay L.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14


Henry doIdmanc 4 9 iEaue caHa iauel a Ismlsop-o
Gaines kcotians0 Pasral-iccn 0odcha XII. Goldsmith
70 9rahsm-ol 4 U,9us-- Henderson, 5aines- Harris
HOlmes--Thos Henderson 4 Pease-John Hurley &cn-C
Harvey &CoA Hopkins &cog Hesscr tc0-V Iohert &co
fieath 4 Miller-k Hau1horud X edden--A Jacanet--L
kaiser-kitteridge &tos II Kennedy co-D Lowber keo
luneschnss Bros tcolacey keo-R i.aughlnJ Lelande
Nv II Iechtofd seo-J Lum &co-Ed Leon &co-F lafoa-
csMciemore Rayburn &co- Leighton BarboA Larrosi-
nit lanaridge--u Leliore--J Mathews &eoJ Martin
Mckiesoy 4 Brsdiord-J Morgan &oo--P Margrezer-SN
Moody-o Magneer-A Monroe--Mrs McEnany- Massey,
Austou &co-kobert Mills dco-Ii Mouon--G Morrison
Ma oufgh fesierJ Il Marks &eoF MAlard kco--Nagee
North, Suiedes tcoS Needhal q N0ron-fatton
smiths Peck-PRyne Harrison-Pilcher, Goodrich
co--Payan tafhart-C Payne-Robert Pitken--A Pepn
&co--Price CoulonJ Peppafd &co-L Plovost-C Par
son-M QnimanNorris, Msull &coP r h Kelley &coL ko
car Payne-Rosehford, Brown &co---W Russell-ER r
Stevens &co-Jas Syma kco-T sm h-r II Shieds-Smith
shelds-Syme Provan--Slnrk, Stanfier &eoWm
ders-Sampson norr-Geo W Szer-J StringeF kco--J A
TurnerR Spronie &co-Thompson Barnes-Mfs W Turner
ihornhill kco-.w e Templstcn-Taslor Knapp Sco-s
Todd 4co-Ierrell BaiesW Tanner-Paaul Trcou Son
Townsend Tompkins &eo-G Il vnton-Vineen aco-J Va
LeRer &eo-wright. Allen kco A wi son-C wayand a
coz WheelockC Yale jr &co-Wsshington jackson
Q c Miller 4eo-John Devefeux-and 10 order
BoSr0N-ship Cicero-C 7 Buddecke tco--Beebs &eo-
Dncos AGO. II Grain-W g B NeHgle-Prce 4 Hathaway-
sampson Keane-wheeler Blake-and order
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14

RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

FRIDAy, May Ia, 1858.
The weather yesterday was clear and warm, bu
seasonsbe. Business ca the leyee is fast approach
ing the summer standarl--iew arrivals, few depart
ares, ead ap.freights scarce
We are obliged 70 Mcssrs. Iipscomb q Arnold fo
. late vicksburg paper.
The river before the city is on stand-falling
IttIc we think. On Wednesday at ST. Louis, all The
upper rivers were reported falling slowly We learn
nethine Of special interest respecting any Of the
loser tributaries Of the Mississippi. All are quite
high enoneh. but most Of them are recedlne slowly
AREsv kLs-The Fort Adams packet sallie Rob
insor. Capt. Z. F. Gross. arrived with lss bales cot
Son. a bids sugar and S26 bbls moasses, and leaves
again as usual Saturday at P N. She Is running
IN place Of the packet Bella Donna
The Vicksbarg U. 8. mail packet Natchez, Capt
r. p. Leathers. arrived with $50 bales cotton, and
leaves again on Saturday, at 5 P. NJ, as usual.
This Cumberland river packet Josephine Savage,
Cant. James Davis, arrived from Nashville with Z
bales CT cotton and 700 hhds. tobacco. She leaves
aexin On Saturday at P. N.
The Aftakapas packet Cora Capt A. Ismith ar
rived. and leaves again on Saturday, at P. NJ. as
usual.
The 81. Louis packet Jno. J. Roe, Capt. Mark
keavenworth. arrived with full cargo, and leaves
again On Tuesday next.
The Louisville packet R. J. Ward arrived, and the
Edward Walsh arrived from st. Louis.
Boxrs LFAvrSe. Grenade for Je6srson.--At s
p. H.. Capt. Renben Sleade backs out bis popular
and very comfortable passenger packet for all land
ings Red river up 10 Jefferson. Her Office is occu
pied BY MI. VIM. sleade.
Belfast for Msmphis.-This regular, splendid and
popular packet leaves to-day, at p NJ, 10 charge Of
Capt. wiay, with the courteous Mr.. 3. j. Booker in
the Office.
Maria Deaaiag for 81. Louis.-At 5 P. M. to-
day this great packet leaves, iu charge Of Capt Il.
Carroll with the courteous Mr. J. F. Richardson in
the Office
Railroad Line Packet w M. Morrison for ST.
Lolis soih Ms Daily Cairo u s. Mail. This swift,
splendid and very popular passenger packet leaves
to-ay at r. NJ, in charge Of the experienced and
courteous Capt John N. Botfinger with the very ac-
comnodatog Mr.. Austin r. Moore in the office.
We take pleasure in commencing the Morrison and
1er cfcers to the travelling public feeling assured
aAt better ever had charge Of boat and that
10 better boat ever to our landing. She has es
ablished great reputation for speed, safety and
,oHfost and passengers will be taken through in
ruick time and be treated TO the most luxurious fare
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14
WINES AND LIQUORS.

MARETT BRANDf-THE UNDERSIGNED duly
1l appointed Agent for the old house of
BOUIN, MARETT co. for the sale of their very sdpsrlo.
Brsndies aso sole Importer Of justly celebrated Ponne,
Brandy now prepared receive orders either
est prices In Cognac be shipped direct any
tne Union supply constantly hand Samples be
at the store Of
nil iy Corner Of eirav,er street a and Nss. I,eves
CHAMPAGNE AGENCY--MOET a CHAEDON'e
rial. =
JULES MUsM's 4 CO.'S Anchor, ver.snay, Cabinet and
Imperial -
The subscriber is authorised receive
for direct importation Of the very superior Chan
pagne and socs the attention Of dealers general
always on hand. Samples can be at the office Of
nl7 ly Corner of Gravier street And New Isva.
SAZERAC HRANDItES we HAVE coon
supply on hand and receiving by direct
from additions to stock Of this celebrated highly
favored brand We have l795 in eighth pipes 9S eighth
and quarter pipes 1902 do do 1908 ln half quarter eighth
pipes We invite the attention of the trade
generally this article pure For sale
on New York terms and prices, by
~ WIN E. LkVERICH co. "a Old Levee ST.,
-ols " Sole Agents In this eltv,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14
C0mlnsrcial Intelligenes.

LTvERP0oI- April - 1858.
NsaerA trade - revlving, under the nfnence easy
money market and hne During the nresent week
no spinnsrs and spectators ndncemsnt II the re-
Assst prices of cotton In this largely
nd ~ he advance in prices which have estabhed and
he total sales including go taken speculation OF for ex
ref have amounted s 2 bales To-day the demand IL
genera tbe trade having 9baned supply The total
sales are about 6oo bes the prices IL the week
Anafican description IN general ve4y good demand
the lower and middle qualities advance "a 6 "a per
H. and the better qualities fully va pef liz Ina
ios feir 9ss'ss being asicrmy advanced per
1h1n I'd. ID. Egyptians xlhont naerial rhanrs
keet ln1is IN good demnnd well fr lhe e ~ r
sas lzes bales Of american and 6is serat have
export The deliveries 10 the trade have
Qaenty, been about as 100 bales s' N'e
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14
IMPORTS.

NEW fORk-Steemship Empire city-AssoEted mdse
HAvANA-s,samship Empe cilysl7,5O1 in gold $1,000 In
specie 20 order$2O0 do CostaSl2l Iinorer Fatio-
lot fruit to Pignols, Maehica
BosToN-ship Ceero-lO72 tons ice to L Warner &co-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES spaIdngsOio bbls lime to oreevy
BiLo4l-schr Sarah Burr-45 900 feet lumber order.
Elliott. = ~ ~ -
BAY ST LoUIs-schr oegon-2eO 900 feet lumber to order
PEARL RIVER-schr Hunier-lOO bbls 30 cords wood
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14
EXPORTS.


BOsTON-ship Jno @ Coser-26s bales cotton "a do hemp
50 h do 6S9 bhs our 500 pork IS do ros g6i hide,
IA boxes books, 2lHD0 ssases.
APALAohIcoI.A--schrP Az Phoenix--sf Ks bacon cask
ana c hams 30 bbls pork IS bbs whisky 20 bbs
40 lard ~ bbs hour % bhs hhds sugar tc rice ~
bxs candles, 20 coils rope 100 sacks corn.
baskets oil. - ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14
, r.. - UNITED STATES TRI- ~zs
,i!SsAe ~ WEEKLY IN "a, MAlL LINE lsAln3e
ON sATURp, a!

ON TUESDAY, ATOM THURSDAY ON SATURN, at
p N. ats M. 5P nj
The magnificent o. The magnificent The maernidn IT,
States Mail pAcketlU s. mail packe States mai rhst
tTrrflncessIi Otspthl Ic Dur & ateheZ. lpt'n
Wilson, viii leavelCbpt. j. NJ. WhiteT r. Leathewiil
for Donadsonvie win leave for Don leave for Doson-
Plaquemne Baton jacksonville, Plaque " IL e. Paanine
Rouge Fort hudson mine, Baton Rouge Baton Roug PORT
Beyou sara, Red Port Hudson Bayou Hudson Bayisara
hyer Landing, Fort Sara Red River Red River IdinR
Adams, Nate Landing Fort Ad FoTt Adsrs tchssss
Waterproof Rodney, ans Nstebez Wa Wateynroaf bdnev
% o. %'1seph oIen1 terproot Rodney Saint Josepjrand
anu ~ Joseps, Grand Gulf Warren and
TTTspyIHg ~ ylSgni Warrenon Vcksburg ey SA
= 70 > AZ NJ ken's Is lend ,ITURDAY.b 8 o.
O'Clock r. Y'eksburg, l. a eclock p M,
The X NQE 5 Providence Stacks The stear NAT
connects AZ Nicks- Island and Skip z ccects at
burg with the steam his Land VicksburRh h the
or " ;. AID and Pitchers Point Ash steamer NIGER.
will take freight TOMS Carolina land and viii - feleht
all the landings ings (Irand axe for ali thandhes
Yazoo river high Lake Washiaeon I'm Yazoo RAJ hgh
eS ofeeh"Ooo every TIL RSDAYa as GreenN athigh
at O'Clock p M water rate
The above mentioned splendid Ianxa
their regular days without fail Al ths bo anned All
business entrusted to their care will he nronnv athfnV
attended 10. F'NF~S
These boats will be responsible for Anv Ga
containing money, Jewelry other yauables
ms o. aaing are taken specifying the contents auue and
the freight paid for any valuabes deposited be clerk
BY the passengers, contained in their bapgaee
for orHeight or passage apply on board, or to
CARROLL HoINH co.,
An =. Union Row, IS Cadelet st.
noo T. Il. SMITH, No. 4 Tchouuas ct.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-05-14

heW fOkk-Stesmship Empire City--Aibert-R 3 Au9on
n ahees sou biessing-r AandsFson-C Byrr Il Baker
= n.3 and burroNsJ burnside 4col I Brlnton AGO
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