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m DIR. BAAKEE TREATS ALL Dis ->xR
[RFAEAsEs FREE OF CHARGE %X9

%WAEAsEs FREE OF CHARGE. D
DOCTOR BAAKEE will also give special attention TO The
following Diseases Coughs Colds Consumption, Group In
uenra Asthma diseases the Throat
and Lungs.
He will devote particular attention to the treatment OF all Skin
DseaesLumbago, scrouls, Rheumatism acute and chronic,
Neuralgia Paralysis Epilepsy, Dyspepsia Piles and all de-
rangement Of the Stomach Liver and Bowes and also to all
chronic Female diseases Special attention will be given to the
treatment OF the Eye and Ear.
Dr. Baakee has made discovery of Fluid that will
produce perfect absorption Of the Cataract and per-
vision Eye without the the knife Dr. Baa-
produce thousand certificates of his perfect
in curing Cancers old Ulcers Fsula Swellugs
Tumors of every description and without the of the knife
Special arrangements made with Dr. Baskee for the
Of named Diseases they will require his
advice and attention DIR. Baakee is OF the most
sku and celebrated Surgeons and Physicians living
His fame is known personally in nearly principal city in
the world
All letters directed Dr. Baskee enclosing postage stamp,
Eve csnts from any distance correctly stating the Of
the disease shall be promptly answered. and the patients
treated by correspondence free Of charge.
nS-ofdce hours from A. NJ. to sP. NJ.
DOCTOR BAAKEE.
roee 40 Baroane street below Poydras street. New Or
cans. La. iais ly&w
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STATEMENT For THE PuBLIc-Dispatches and let
tiers from Washington state that it is generally under.
stood there that Gen. Calhoun is preparing state
ment for the public in relation to Kansas affairs. He
asserts that he voted in the Lecompton Convention
for the submission of the entire constitution to the
people, but being defeated, he acquiesced in the pro
position to submit only the slavery clause.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-16

LARGEST LOAD OF THE SEAsoN.-The steamer
John Smonds arrived yesterday from Memphis with
sos bales of cotton being the largest load of that
staple received here this season. She also brought
eighteen hogsheads Of tobacco and large lot of
guOdrinS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-16

PAULD1NG ScHooL.-This school, situated at the
corner OF Constance and Gainnie Streets underwent
its annual examination yesterday, We were present
portion Of the time and with the fine discipline
Of the pupils and their general advancement in their
respective studies, we were much gratiied. The
school has two departments one for boys, under
charge OF Mr. A. l.. Lyon, and the other for girls,
under charge of Mrs. Faulkner. We visited several
of the rooms, but remained longest in that OF the
lady principal. The two Oldest classes OF girls were
there examined and they reflected the highest
credit upon themselves and their accomplished
teachers.
We heard them through arithmetic, history read
ing, geography and grammar, under the questioning
Of their teacher and different gentlemen present.
Only an occasional blunder hesitation was made,
and in each the pupil managed to correct her.
self in the next breath. We were particularly
pleased with their fine knowledge of geography and
our country's history They also sang several bal
lads very sweetly, with piano accompaniment. The
boys, so far We heard them did not appear to be
whit behind the girls. So far as we are capable OF
Judging, the Psulding School is all right.
To-day, the last of the primary school examna.
tions takes placethat of the Webster and Jefferson
schools, on Dryades5street.
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HARD TiAEs.-The fexian, published at San A T.
gpstin, Texas says at sale of negroes in that place,
on the I'd inst. deld hands brought high 81 200
cash, and children eight years old bronght
from s70e to $500. The editor was astonshed to see
so many Of the complainants of hard times panking
down their thousands
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-16

LOST 0yERBoARD.-Capt.M Mershon. Of the schooner
Wm. c. Mershon, from Boston, reports that on the
night of the 10th inst, OF the S. W. Pass, Edgar
Freeman, colored seaman, was thrown overheard by
the mizzen sheet. and lost. The night was very
dark aud stormy when the accident occurred.
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=, THE EYE AND THE EAR.S

sDEAFNEss AND ALL DISEASES OF W
THE EYE AND EAR.-DR. F. A. Won MoSCHZISRER,
Ocust and Aur is at the ST LOUIS HOTEL, Rooms Nos.
/ and 2 where he may be consulted on all
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR,
which require either Medical Surgical attendance Hours
From A. ~ to5P. NJ.
REFEREScEs-Hon. Mayor Chas NJ. Waterman, A. VI. Hol-
brook Esq, Of the Picayune, and Or. Porter.
Numerous testimonials of his success both the Eye and
Ear may be seen rooms persons whose
well known.
Dr. NJ we'll known the most successful Eye aud Ear Sur
geon Union restoring Hearing has
for him the highest reputation.
EEnrance rJoms the ST. Louis either by the pr
yate public door.
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without causing any pain.
ARTIFICIAL TYlIPA ANUMs inserted in of DEAF
NESS when it is required islS 3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-16
The Patent Indestruotible Water Pipes,

The Patent understandable Water Pipes,
PLUM R S,
TIN, COPPER, ZINK AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tn Zinc and Sheet Iron Work done in all
their various branches.
Sheet Lead Iron Pipes all sizes; Shower Baths
Bath Tubs Wash-hand Basins and Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths Closets Lead and Cast Iron Sinks Pumps both
Lift and Force various paerr Beer Pumps ETC. VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB wASHST ANDS, suitable for water.
works without beautiful article for bed-ro
We have constantly hand large and well selected
ment of
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Bibb Cocks Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks Of all
Sizes Washstsnd Sink Buffers shampoonng Compression
for cold water; Beer and Cstern Cocks all
lngs Pipes from q inches; and all Brass Ware
usually found in similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE which
proven very article of the kind
Also the celebrated Charter and Cook Stoves all
sizes cook families of from Ave persons up
that will cook for six hundred.
Are gents for the celebrated JEFFREYs DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP with solid India Rubber
Balls for vaves-Three sizes, Nos. and a. prices $40 S35
and S5OTo from 25 to 81 feet perpendicular
50 ll0 feet clear of the nozzle with only
one man at brake They superior any Pump
yet invented
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES of all sizes patterns
and prices always hand either wholesale Also
Parlor Office Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES Steamboats, Hotels Plantations supplied
nSAl work done by warranted to give satisfaction Or
ders solicited from the country.
c. c. BIER & CO.,
OLE " No 95 Camp street. New Orleans.
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Insults, says modern philosopher, are ike coun.
terlet money we can't hinder them being offered
but we are not compelled TO take them.
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geb 0rIsans 1aiIp Cresteui.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY lG, 1858.



The talk yesterday tuned on cotton yea, it was
cotton in the morning, cotton at noon, and cotton
and exchange last evening. We suppose to-day win
commence again with cotton though so much was
said about cotton the article did not move brisky.
The Nagaras advices did not come up to the expec.
tations Of the Balls. They were conflicting. One
dispatch said the Baltcs advlces caused an advance
of I'd. She arrived on the 28th. Another dispatch
says they had no effect, and from the figures quoted,
say l5-l6d., IT will be reasonable to consider that
there was no advance between the 27th and 30th.
This will be set at rest by the arrival Of the Baltic of
the Sd, now due at New York. In the meantime the
Rocky Mountain Bears, one or two of whom pulverize
Carondelet street. and others in divers places are
hugging Cd as the quotation Of Middings next
month.
By the Arabia we received the following yesterday
Money ec,mng cheaper Day BY day eoftSa besas again
eeye that there has been decided advance this prnci
pay sidding and qualites above The market Is
aid IN depressing low grades Of American.
during Sy @ s Bo & sasd iRat ePa
ing in full their liabilities ana 10 per interest
The question Of crop is attracting the attention Of
cotton folks shSad ibe crop not exceed 209o oas which
prices approxmating to Sd.
It is hardly necessary to say that the weather was
another chief topic for talk yesterday. The great
thoFoughiares were crowded. particularly Canal street
Whether there were any attractions in that great
avenue, arising from the Of compound of every
kind of dirt rubbish and filth to fill up the neutral
ground we cannot say but really the talk s are not
there sufficient to create disease in placing the
eleanings of the streets on this avenue?
There were arrivals yesterday as usual, and bus.
ness was remarkably active on the levee, and the
weeks business, with the exception of cotton opens
latteringly
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WARKEN's FIRE AND wATEK-PRooI


tested in New orleans for the last three years
the manufacturer would be pleased any
paron instituted between those Of three years standing and
those recently finished.
The the construction of these roofs felt
composition and gravel The former manufactured Of
ingredients possess elasticity aud tenaety and
combined the form roof only dursbe and
with liability decay but which impervous
to both combination before obtained
a composition roof.
Buildings covered with "warrens Roofr and their
charged the Of insurance those covered
with other fire proof roofs Its cost 40 per cent less
than slate and but little than half the cost Of the best
metallic roofing.
The character and standing of the architects and builders
adopted these roos class of buildings
cred prove ooncusyey the high estimation they hold
among practical men.
The following named firms and individuals have had build
ngs Improved and Water Proof
Roofs
A. F. Cochran L Hall, 7. X. Smith,
NJ. Avendano, Robert Hester,
Jose Martinez Decomba, Geo. A. Sanford Co.,
louis L. Camlot L. f. Reynolds,H
Price, Converse q Smith, Isaac shubert,
Theo. Nash, Joshua PEBBLES,
A. Brown 4 Co.. j. Morehouse,
J. Waterman Co., Crozier Wing,
n. Overtcn, Peter Ross,
7. .B.Lee f. Cox x Co.,
VIM. Pybue, A. Horren,
Hall & Hildreth A, Sampson
j. NJ Aneuera, and many others
Further information may obtained by addressing through
the Post-Ofce the subscribers who the only person
authorized put this description in this State
THOMAS RICH ARDsON & CO.
Practical Roofer Box lO4 Mechanics Exchange New Or
Iaa,s taIS 2nft-ln1
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MRS. U CKY,
No. 1874 CaroRdslet street.
Who teaches extremely easy mode of Cutting style
any Other in 1t gives beauty the
form, and Is extremely simple.
kCa early, she only intends remaining in the city
short time. Remember the address
jail Im- MRS. LUCKY, 1874 Carondalet st.
DATENT INDEsTRuCTIBLE WATER PIPES.
i CHARLES c. wH. C. STEPHENS.
G. C. BIER & CO..
No. e5 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
renF
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! ONE HUNDRED AND FIFrY Dol

~ LARS REWARD-Ran away or stolen on Thursday,
n the l4th, dark MHlatto Boy, named JOHN aged IL
years, medium size for his speaks French and bro
ken English had traders su supposed to have been
stolen By man about feet or inches IN height sandy hair
and light whiEkers built good address and aka
tive and aged about IS 40 so will be paid taken
in the Sta il taken Of the State $50 and 500 for the
ycon Of the thief Apply TO the subscriber at No 65 Ba
ia0 In W. J. PIERCE.
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r. FIRE PROOF sAFEs.-GENUINEs SAL.
EM M AMANDBR i-WIIDER's PATENT With Ricb's
Uniform iS than Sa any 9rS Gs02ss bs
-, woIui We are now securing our safes with the cele
blown open with powder.
The splendid assortment Of Safes Plate and Money
GkANIER street New Orleans Call and the Price.
nis i%ds@ S6 w. 8 sidHFAR dHfARfEh hAEHtN' Agent.
SECONDHAND ENGINE AND BOILERS FoR
~ sALE.one Steam Engine 81 inch diameter Of cylinder
Three doubie.daed Boilers, q feet long.
Two ta9gsr Boilers is feet long i2iuchss diameter
jaa8 In - H. ii EGdiS@i Ba9oSae street.
T AVV NOTICE-I HAVE RESUMED THE PRAO.
- ce Of my profession, and can found my Office
Hiyls y Nm. REYNOLDS.
RRADFoRD's PORTABLE STEAM EN-
manqiaetured By j. n Bradford Co. Hsndsboro' Miss
WI" De received '' the ONCE i + wlsH wHAFRii2S RsS Co.
AuE sn los Graz ,1stree,
WILL THE SUPPOSED TO BE 'HARD UPn INDI-
" Fidu who relieved the advertiser Saturday night Of
card Of / o o. passport to Mr. VAN BiBBER, pro-
sai. Of ivan B''s' House. and keep the remaining g5
EyxA. SOUTHERN MUSICAL BMPoRIUN-
WFtV1Han Depot 80 Camp reet-raneh So Chartres st.
L. GABICI, Proprietor.
The stock Of these comprises full and complete
- ALI THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
srF1vwAY SONS PFISy afP fR}STfd tg E2@ Paris
n Brhee celebrated Pianos are considered by all the
prominent artists the best in the United States In the
tria Exhibitions and FAIRS North than SIX PKE
Also, large sssortnent 6f u 'Hsir '''l0''
b. II sH KS PIAn0s Of all sizes at moderate prices
HAsoS's and HAsfELIs's CELEBRATED ME1oDEoNs
aps, Guars, Nioliu AccOrdeons, Banios Flutes Brass
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Ex-
isting under the style Of cUDDY, B2OwN co, Is this
New Orleans FEB. Gih 1855
SHEPHERD BROWN,
JOSEPH X. JOHNSTON,
JAMES N. NIVEN.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE TaIs DAY EN-
tered nio cgpanehip for the purpose o conducting
hs style i RoTcHFoRD BR6wS c Gasns sos I siesd Ssd
70 he liquidation OF he affairs Of the late firm Of Cuddy Brown
a New Orleans, Feb 9Th 1888
r PHILIP ROTCHFORD New
49,. SHEPHERD BROWN, ( Orleans
fes If JOSEPH n. JoHEsT0N, vieksburr.
COMPREHENSIVE P-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
PoNSEL tMGGGAw 5o. s papog Tanssepg ne
JOHN MCDONNELL
New oteans February lst, 1883 fei If
NOTICE-THE. coPARTNERsHIP OF MILLER &
G. c. WOLFE viii be recognized by me will continne he
business on my own account hoping patrons will bestow
ja29 j. MILLER
COPARTs EHsHIP NOTICE THE WHOLE
sale and retail Clothing business heretofore conducted by
and style of WHEELER, GEIGER CO., The old stand,
,,..-o-,.--. GARTHwAITE, GEIGER & co.
Firm in New York, GARTHwATTE, DARCY &Co.,
JAZZ I'm As and AZ Chambers street
Mr.. JAMES sT. LEVEY is THIS DAY AD-
'''.'' GIENNoS, COLEMAN co.
| NOTICE-O. s. MARTIN HAS BEEN ADMITTED A
~ partner from this sae, under the firm of THOs j. CA.
] sEY co. THOs j. CASEY.
4 New Orleans July !, 1857. tyI II
| CoPAHTNERsHIP NoTICE-NR. JosEPH
~ MITCHELL, 0Rte Of the house Of Drake A Co. Havana
and Mr.. JOHN CHARLES BARELII admitted full
partners IN house from this date. BAREILI co.
! New Orleans January 1 1855. ia4
| NoTICE-THE DEATH OF OUR SENIOR, ]. A.
~ BEARD will not alter the style Of frTs The bust
will be continued under articles Of copartnership
the survivors, c. f. GIRARDEY and O. PITTS, who respect
fully solicit continuation Of the public patronage heretofore
| literally bestowed them
au2T If J. A. BEARD co.
| MR.. GERMAN VINCENT rs ADMITTED
| VINCENT & co.
! New Orleans January I, 1858. jal
| rJNHti INTEREST OF MR. p p. MORTIMER IN
l. our business expired by limitation on the st inst.
JOSEPH Lands co.
New Orleans, November I, lsf7. n9 If
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n STOW ONES.-FIVE HUNDRED COOKING AND
- HEATING STOVES Of the latest improved patterns
FS Morning STAR 'Charter Oak - Shanghai Fcono.
tN COOKING Ranges, and the celebrated Creole Goot
Stovaa,'' Of their Manufacture.
The undersigned prepared execute short notice.
Cbimney Breechng Tanks juice o1es
Copper Pans Pipes, Copper and Brass Work They keep
hand large stock Of Tin ard Japan Ware suitable for
boats Hotels and PrivAte Families They for the
manufacture of McCRACKENiS Patent EyEpogatnx Sfsaz
Sugar Pan They have certificates III their possession sst
Par, with the quantity Of steam, has evaperted doae
the quantity Of juice Of the best Pan IN They have
working model Of the PAn which they viii be happy exhibit
70 any interested in the culture Of Sugar Cane.
WHEELER 4 FORSTAII.
dg ly 2I9 Tchouptoulss Front and IS Fulton
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NEW YORK. d.
B A l. I I'M o R E .

First Vessel,
Ak% FOR RAETIMOHE-REGULLR LINZ
ErfEh The Al schooner Mary Eddy, Capt Lewis hav-
tSnc nearly an her board wants the bulk
100 hhds complete her cargo freight OF which,
passage, apply on beard at Beef Market, or
fei2 GEO. W. HYNSON a CO. ~ Camp street.
SNk FOR BALTI IMORE-DISPATCH LINE
NM The very fast sailing regular clipper bark Regina
eAsB j. Booker, master, having large part Of her
engaged will have imme 1ite dispatch For balance
In sugar and molasses, apply
JONES, MACKINDER co, 81 Gravier street
For passage having fue accommodation apply the
Ter on board. Jas
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WILMIN NGTON

ASk FOR WILMINCsTON-THE FAST SAIT--
hT4H ing schooner Storm Cloud, Higbee master,
-having all her cargo engaged will sail This week
For passage, apply on board at L. z. Tier
fel5 GEO. W. HYNSON & co, 50 Camp st.
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ALEXANDRIA, va.

AK FOR ALEXANDRIA, VA.-DEOK LOAD
MNTA Naned-Ihe fast sailing first schooner Cran-
St-aillla, Baker MASTER having nearly all her cargo
engaged will have immediate dispatch For balance of freight
PASSAGE apply on board Lower Pieayune Tier or to
ia23 JONES, MAGKINDER 4 CO.. 81 Grayier ST.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04
Eede Il Court.

The May term of the United States Dis
trict court for the Western District Of Arkan-
sas, which has been ia session in this city for
the last % days, Judge Ringo, presiding,
adjourned yesterday. We are indebted to
the clerk, A. Mclean, Esq, for the following
list Of convictions had:
Charles Stewart, white man, convicted
for passing counterfeit money, sentenced to
confinement in the penitentiary for three
years. Henry Dunlap, a white man found
guilty of larceny, sentenced to one year in
the penitentiary.
James Williams, white man, guilty of
larceny, one year i'll the penitsntiary.
Hiram Bright, found guilty Of introducing
spiriturious liquors into the Indian country on
two indictments, a fine Of five dollars for
each case, and Imprisonment for thirty days
on each indictment.
Samuel Martin, white man, shooting
with intent to kill sent to the penitentiary
for three years.
Spirit, an Indian, fine five dollars and ono
years imprisonment in the penitentisry.
George White, an Indian, convictel of
murder, sentenced to be hung on the lst day
Of October next.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04
Washington News.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL.
WAsHISeToS, May 21.

'AphSSioNr way "a.
Col. Sloo in memorial charges the Prs.i.
dent of the United States and the Mexican
government with bad faith, and asks the Sen
ate to support the mail contract
The Great Southern Mail is to leave New
York via Virginia and the Tenasssse mail
roads after the first Of July, csnneetisg nj
Grand Junction, Tenn.
The time between New York and New
York aud New Orleans i, TO be four days and
seventeen hours-mails morning and evening.
1t is supposed on the completion of the
Orange and Alexandria road TO Lynchburg,
Va, that the time will be reduced TO three
days and II hours. Passengers will be car
red through for Sis.
Arrangements are beng made BY the de-
partment for a connection with the above
road for sen,i-monthly California mail from
New Orleans via Tehuantepec and Acapeico,
which it is believed will she1t4n, tbs tipe lo
days.
Unexpected difficulties have sxisen whiel,
will delay the organization OF ,be proposed
semi monthly mail between New Orleans spd
California.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04
California Overland Mail.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Eagle d Enquirer, writing from Washington
City under date of May 10, says in relation
to the arrangement making by Messrs. But
teafeld, Fargo d Co, for putting the line in
70 operations: that
"The virtual defeat of the Pacific Railroad
biz for the present, has caused the contrac-
tors on the overland mail route to initiate
very extensive arrangements for the prosecu.
ton of their contracts. A well known engi-
neer ond machinist is now here making ex-
aminations at the Patent Office, aud CORE
aponding with the principal machinista thro'
out the country, so as to enable him to adopt
the best plan for steam carriage. 1t is said
that the contractors intend to otfer prize Of
$1,000 for the best paper on this subject.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04

DIN IrishDaan's Reason for not Hanting a
Udrrd't Serued.-A few days since, an Irish
man brought some trivial charge agains;
fellow smigrant from the Green Isle, and OBJ
tanned warrant from Justice Osborne for his
arrest This morning he called upon the
Judge and said, Yer Honor, has the warrant
Mr.. Flanaghan been served yit (" replied Pat.
'mind yer eye, niyer wan. i. want it served"
"Why not F! asked the magistrate. Because,
ye see, the man is dead and buried, for he
died las, Tuesday, yer Honor
ImporfanttrO,n Curacoa.-Mr. Young, late
United States Consul at Curacao. has arrived
at Washington with importan. dispatches
from San Domingo. The condition of affairs,
represented by Mi. Y, is truly Alarming
The American consul, the American flag, and
in fact every white inha5tant on the island,
are subject to daily insults by negro mob.-
melted, no doubt, by their worthless and fero-
cloui negro leader. Baez.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04
Pub. Z.
A RESOLU

A RESOLUTION providing for the payment
Of certain expenses Of holding the United
States courts in the Territory of Utah.
Resoired By tie Senate and House of Repre-
snatdtires Of TIE United States of America
IN Congress assembled, That the expenses of
holding the United States courts in the Ter
ritory of Utah during the continuance of the
present disturbances therein, be paid on. of
the Judiciary fund, under the limitations con-
tanned in the existing laws in respect to fees:
Provided, That on the restoration Of peace
in said Territory, the expenses of said courts,
uhen exercising jurisdiction under the Terri
toril laws, shall be chargeable to the terrific
~, or the counties, as ia other Territories.
Approved Nav +, 1858.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04
~-A Washing dispatch Of the Il

@-A Washington dispatch Of the 18th
ult., to the Charls sston papers, says, the Presi-
dent has demanded OF England and Spain
explanations in reference to the visiting and
searching American vessels in the vicinity of
Cuba. The frigats Colorado takes orders to
the home squadron to stop these interferences
The President says that if Spain cannot pro-
tect our shipping in her ports and harbors,
We will do it for her
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04

Troops for Fort L@en'Corth.-The ST.
Louis Republican of the 2lst ult assays, three
hundred troops embarked at Jefferson Bar
racks yesterday, on ths5tsamer St. Mary, des-
tined for Fort LeavenwOrth. They compose
the first detachment of the 7th infantry, un
der command Of Capt. Little.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-04

Eo AUSTIN besys leave to acsllI.,int HI. oi.'
" friends and the ones he exp-crs 10
make, that he has just received BY the
late arrivals superior lot of groceries under
25U barrels whisky, various band-;
so
25 barrels Bourbon whisky;
lOi
50 barrels brandy. wine and Gin: a large
quantity of peppermint Stouton bitters. lemon sy-
rtp. candy, sardiues play ing cards &C. and various
other articles in the bar grocery line.
ALSO
- hids Louisiana sugar;
loo sacks c"ffce;
25 barrels molass
90
Loco sacks salt, all for sale bv
June 4. 80 GEO. AUSTIN.