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THE LAKE.

H- MISSISSIPPI SOUND COMPANY.
q a.z1iLtssz--5@NEW okLEANs MOBILE AND LAKE
entirely lowpres iron hull with Eve COM
a'mensl steamer Virginia, Walter L. Cozzens, MASTER
sengers-uppsr in stateoonvlI leave regularly
9I Mobile teuehng at Bay sLoais, Pass Christian and
MONDAYS
From Lake end Of Jefferson Railroad ....22O p Mcars
FROM Lake Of PontchtrrAin Railroad r. NJ.
-rHURsDAYs-
From Lake end Jefferson Railroad 22o A. NJ cars
Touching al Bay ST. Louis Pass Christian, Mississippi City
For Ocean Springs ard intermediate landings
From Lake end Of Jefferson Raiiiosd 2eo p NJ cars.
From LAKE end Of Ponieh ,rtran r. " cars
Returning leaves Mobile touching Mississippi City Pass
WEDNESDAY, 10 O'Clock A. NJ;
FRIDAY, II O'Clock
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
Arriving at the Pontcharain Jefferson Railroads time
VT the NJ cars placing passengers in he city BY A. NJ
Passengers by this boat rely being carried through
without detention as she was built expressly avoid the
ce55s,ly ol Wt,'uhg Tor weather aud waller.
rus boat has newer bad her equal the Lake for speed
Biloxi and Missisippi City ................... 90
3sy ~ LOUIS ana fa's christian ........'...,. 10
Deck passage Mobile 50
For freight or passage, apply to
iel6 # EDWAKD TOBY, sec'y 81 Camp street.
~s~s FOR nOBiLE-DAILY U. MAI.
LIN E-Wiuer Arrangement-The splendid
Heru master, California. Jas Hopkins master Florida
trade with superior On of ab S5 sss LSe
VIII leave the Pouehartrar Railroad ALLY The arrival
permitting the Mail from Mobile on MDNDAYs
snd IHu ksDAYs Will step at Pascagoua Pass Christian
RATES or FARE:
SIii. ~ ....''''s.....t5 90
Shlldren and Servants ,............, so
Negroes n iots Of sve and oyer..............iO %
NJ &. GEnISEs. Agent 10 Rank piece
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x-1s - -. - -, GREAT & T.
kAE Is sg gF5E h9tE 3 4 sHr.
-ro-
Chicago Detroit, Buffalo, Niagara Falls New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Montreal, Saratoga Springs, the
White Mountains,
splendid passenger leaves Orleans daily
O'Clock p NJ from Cairo from which point there continuous
railway communication with all the Northern and Eastern
cities.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two trains leave Cairo daily
Morning Express al A. NJ.
Evening Express at s p NJ
Connecting At sANDovAL with Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road for St Louis Al PANA with Tere Haute and Alton Rail
road for Louisville and Cincinnati at DECATUR with Great
Western Railroad for Springfield cksonville and Naples;
LAsALLE with Rock Island RarOad for Rock Island Dav
export and PEORIA at MENDOZA with Chicago and Bnrng
ton Railroad for Gaesbu Burlington, Quincy and Central
Iowa, arriving At DUNLEITH in "a hours
Ons the Minnesota Packet Cnmpanyis Dun
ith for St. Paul and all intermediate landings, arrival Of
the from Cairo.
Going East there Is change Cairo and Chr
and but three from Cairo to New York Through TO Chi
IL hours Niagara Falls 80 hours New York 4s
Baggage checked through.
nT-For through tickets, nforna~n apply the hi
nois Central Railroad Ticket Office under the ST. Charles Ho
ssiy W e. REDnTNG Agent
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! FoyNpRY AVID mACHINE-snOP.

n FOUNDRY AND MACHINE-sHOP.
q q NeCAN PATTERSON corner of Delord md New
sNy Levee streets The undersigned prepared
" manufacture STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS AND
MACHINERY Of all kinds for Steam Boats Sugar Panta
lions, saw Mills Cotton Presses, Draining Machines and Rail
roads Gin Gearing Horse Power Fire Fronts, Furnace
Mouths, Crate Bars paented) otherwise, they
agents for several paentees Of Crate Bars Brass Work Of
all kinds such Gusge Cocks and Valves every descrp
ton; Metallic Packing for Steam Cylinders, Gun Metal Rings
Blacksmith Work for Steam Boats Mills, Ma
chipery of any description that may be required.
They have hand all times Crate Bars Wheel Strrups
Flange Bolts auage Cocks Valves Of all sizes b. Steam
Boats.
Thankful for the liberal
them they hope by assduous
merit continuance Of the
aul2ly McCAN A p ATTERSOH
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% new ORLEANS LOCK MANUFAC

u NEW ORLEANS LOCK MANUFAC
G>H TORY, IS Carondeet street
VIZ ALEX. W. DEARTE..... .......... RICHARD DEARE
" DEARIE a BROTHER,
Lock MANUFACTURERS AND BELL HANGERS,
inform the public and builders that recey
Ing and have on hand large aud compile assortment Of
BUlLDhkS HARDWARE, consisting Of Locks, Hinges,
Bolts, sliding Door Trimmings Screws Pulleys which
they offer for sale on the reasonable Attached
their sro they have factory where all kinds Of
banks, vaults PRISONS stores dwellings, made
der at the shortest notice and warranted Also
rior article VI safe Night Latch for offices wengs
BELL HANGING in all its various branches such Sig
nal and other Bells for locomotives ships hotels dwellings,
etc. put up In workmAlke and warranted give
satisfaction Smith work in general Jobbing promptly
tended
as-sole Agents GRAY BROS PATENT DOOR AND
GATE SPRINGS for tu2s ly
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L. AA DANIEL EDWARDS IRON, COPPER,
&I/1TIN SHEET IRON, BRASS MOULDING, FIN
~. IsHING AND BLACKSMITHIHG ESTA bLISH-
MENT, Nos - 80 and 80 New Leyee, and 81, SO and
Al Fulton street, New Orleans
Facilities for the Of the following described Work.
superior to any other house in the South West;
Chimneys, Breechngs, Stills
Juice Boxes, Fire Beds, Ash Pans,
CHARTERS, Fierers Hea.ers
Copper Tin aud Pewter Worms for Disters Sheet Iron
Pipe.
Sole Agent Ter WorthngtoH's celebrated STEAM PUMPS
adapted TO supplying steam boilers with exngushng
hres seyang aud distributing in public buildings
and water works, draining, ETC., etc.
Also for sails the New England Steam PUMP for feeding
steam boilers, etc, etc.
Ashcrofts STEAM GAUGES for locomotive and stationary
engines.
STEAM WHISTLES BRASS COCKS and COUPLINGS
and every description OF BRASS WORK Of my
ture.
GAS PIPE, from to inches diameter and all connections
TO suit.
The trade supplied with BK ASS WORK at New York prices
for cash
Planters and others interested would do we'll call
anime Steam Trains for the manufacture Of Sugar before
purchasing elsewhere. They operation for many
years, ard give universal satisfaction
All orders illed with dispatch. m23 II
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Low MIssls sIPPl.

Leaves on MONDAY April u al O'Clock r. ".
Nj II NJ PHIS AND MEN ORLEANS
sllzlHA. Line-tor Memphis and all the Bends
ssssszsssa rhe splendid steamer Nebraska, A. r. Irwin
master ready receive freight Saturday morning AT
foot Of Grod aud will leave above For freight
passage, apply On board, or to -
J. II. FREIIGH,
Office under st Charles Hotel.
R1Ths line Rt Napoleon with regular packets for
the White AkaRs rivers and at Memphis with superior
packets for st. Louis and for Louisville.
Adams ExpIess carried REGULARLY by this line 80
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49, rssa7s5..ssss-1 PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL
ROAD Excursion Tickets, rs cents.
4Z&AS1&N--0A& SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
N apr Car

On Sundays the train will leave the city every haf
hour after O'Clock in the morning (exeept lO during b av
WIN a. night and the Horse Car will leave the Lake
one hour after the steam train there.
Extra special trips when required by notifying the con-
ductor. - - '' ~ '
Station House has been erected Genty Ridge whera
the steam train will stop when required sxcep psi
Fare each way 10 cents and the Conductor have timely
notice stop. no ~
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oorroN ANp roBAoco sTArKMkNr.

TOBACCO. We heard Of about 400 hhds sold in three
four lots within the last three days besides what had
reported all private The sales Of the past week
amounted to fully 24OO bids.
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OUACHITA RIVER.


Leaves on TUESDAY, 18Th INST. atBP NJ
Regular Ten DAy Express Passenger Packet,
IT. FOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS Will
lGAF4fIsysA mingun Goa pAgnolle Moreau Pigeon Hills
Marie Saline Alabama Landing, Ouachita City
Sternlo LcblomOnd Trenton, Monroe Pine Bluff Column
bia, HRronburg, Trinity md all intermediate landings
the Ouaeha and Black ryersfhe elegant senger
steamer Blum city. Lewis snapp. MASTER will positively
leave advertised For fright passage, apply ard
USE 4 BRO, 5 Front ST. eft.
~ The steamer Fox will the arrival Of the
steamer Bln City, Eos Saline river and Bay Bartholomew
alternate trips. Gives clear bills OF adng through OF
pense with the nrixieRa of reshnnng the EnN.
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ADDITIONAL BIZ rHE AMERICA.
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JaeEkon Kaoad declined to-day "a per share, last sales
share.
deed has been done whereat credit will The qaes
on rejection Of The Of the Legsa
b oekhode Of the jackson Railroad Company was
decided to-day Tho act has bsen refused BY the foong
vote
For acceptAnce-pyaie subscribers. .,.,.... 1885
The state by the Governor 6lOO
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men,s, will be seen by comparing the above figures
The following is the comparative Of exchange hold by
he banks the second Saturdays Of April for four years
1858. 1857. 1886. 1855
April To-. ..93al,s 22 TO37,OI2 7,2S5,G6i 100000
The deposits last year tais time s2 se 735 Last
year previous this period there had Of
money capital
The unsettled csndon Of parts of Europe the doubtful
responsibility Of securities and stocks in Northern
the very and the great depreciation
Of prominent railroads throughout the NORTH will in all pro-
babty induce much money South again where II
earned and where in right and justice ought be employed
There very little done paper to-day. The for
high grade factors aceeptance lOand Il OF course
the overflow has something TO do with negotiations.
The Exchange had heavy appearance though
demand for checks New York the banks steady
with banks active They ali, with exception
willing sellers 4 discount oudc lower there
large transactions and discount for sight
drafts days sight sold at z and discount thirty days
sight kplss discount sixty days sight lss ~ IL
per discount the inside figure for OF signatures
though d asked By beavers
for Sterling dull Bills Of adug dra
taken lo6006s4 Though there offers 1854
heard Of to-day less than 1906 bills 1904
l0i9T1s AMI l0Ih@l07ss. For remittance Hs and over;
there not however much demand Tor this purpose
40 for very good signatures
5.g71s Bank higher.
In stocks there other the auction
Ida t-l falla
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CONSIGNEEs,

MOBiLE-sIeamer NiTgnia-lO bales Rves Battle 4
Nobe5 do domocs BaOcock, Rhodes AGO. and
order.
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Rsbistp Of The 5tlarktls.

MONDAY MORNING. April IL.
CoTToN....The Americas advices of
give much impulse the demand and the Gales Of Saturday
confined to about 400 bales Prices irregular
without any marked Decline and repeat last quotations
SEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. .5D7 Middling
Ordinary ........... Sac Good Middling. Ig1l2
Good Ordinary 100 Mdding Fair. l25S-
Low Middlng. .lUs41ll Fair.
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY, At o'clock !. N.
g~=. REGULAR NVEDN u ID A Y

AEs&kSs=ess=A X. W. Powell, j. H. Estis, master, viii
leave Washington brand Lake Carolina Landing
Ashton Pitchers Point skpwith, Landing Lake Providence
Uamsck's Landing, Mken's Bend, Vcksburg Grand Gulf
Rodney, katchez, Fort Adams Red River Landing, Bayou
Sara Port Hudson, Baton Rouge Paquemne and Donaldson
willie above. The R. Powell will YREoo river freight
and sign through bills Of sdng privilege For freight
passage apply on board, orto 7. b. SMITH, Agent
4 chutnlt nula sfr.af
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a. JUST ARRIVED, WITH LARGE LOT or
~ Virginia EVRoES. consisting Of Plantation hands
"A BlAcksmiths, Honse Carpenters Cooks Washer
NJ Ioners, seansesses and Houss Servants The uudeT.
sgned will be receiving fresh supplies during season. whic
offers for sale Tor cash approved paper HA4ANs
Old Stand Of EplAnade and MOrsAa
leans
.e1l smd&ws iOHN u. SMITH
ID EMIFrANCEs To IRELAND-THEU NDER.
~ signed pepsred furnish BANK Of Ire
land. able demand tn ueh require.
FENSELL, POWER 4 co.
NILS sm " Common street
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MoBILE-Steemer Caiforna--2O bales cotton Bradley
sro- sundrirs 10
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Leaves on TUESDAY April 49, atbP.M
Regular Ten bay PAche.
IT, FOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS,
Miller's Blrh. Lhanpagnolle, Wilmington Moro
Bay Pigeon Hills, Marie Saline, Extra Landing
Alabama Landing Ouseha City, Trenton, Monroe, Pine
Bluff Ca>or's Landing Columbia HairsOnburg Trinity
a Intermediate andngTbe elegant swift passenger
Messenger, g. H. Kirk, master, T. j. Beale, clerk, will
leave above For freight passage, having unsurpassed
recommendations apply on board.
Tbs Messenger will with the c. Marshall at
to r-main until the Messenger arrives.
The Messenger viii meet Trenton with the steamer
Young Amer a, taking freight up the Bayou bartholomew
as far as MallRces Landing.
s3 J. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, April a. At 5P
IT, REGJ LAR TEN DAY SUMNER PAS.
lEs&Sl senget pacAet steamer DIR. Bunin2t
A. j. Burlington master, Florenee FiudTan clerk
for Amden Champagnnlle Trenion Monroe Col mbia,
ronbng, Trinity and landings Ouachita
rivers Having teen buiI expressly for drangh
passenger packet and being draugh 26 ilches
shippers can rely gettns their eghtup 10 low Apply
on board, or to
@. L. KOUNs BRO, Front street
al2 J, s. PAGAUD, Advertising agent
Leaves WEnN SDAY April H. At5PM
IT. E G. l. II SUMMER PASSENGER
packet steamer h ed CHIEF, J. O. Shute
Ter, O. u. kouns elerk-For Bayou Rarhoo-
new, Pi Pleasant Tenton Monroe columbia HaFTisonbuig
Trinity and all landings the shippers pa
rpnizing the Chief, will have Of
boat the entire having hne accommodations
fast. Apply on board for passagr,
G. L. KOUNS BROS, Front street
az J 5 PAGAUD. Advertising Agent
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS
stlElhtees ard Louisville ssenger steamer Pncinc-
The splendid and swift running passenger
uHcket AZ IFIU, Jesse hel, MASTER will saye for the
all way landings for balance Of The
foliows3 .
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY. April IA at 5P NJ.
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, May /, ASP. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, May 10, att p NJ.
Leaves New Orleans SAT- kDAi, Jnnr o. at5f NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, june %, Ut s P. NJ.
Ieavss New ORLEANS SATURDAY, July 10, At P. NJ.
Passengers eau rely the punctuaity OF this
Ri0 j. = PAdAUD, Advertising gent,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-05

OF these natural relations TO each other. 1t Is
estimated that the States lying upon the Missis-
sippi river and it's tributaries consume at this
time ten millions Of dollars worth of sugar
alone. In exchange for this they send to Loui-
sisna q vast amount Of meats and -four. But
these products of our Western fields are ex-
cluded from both Mexico and Cuba, where they
are largely consumed The island of Cuba
alone imports annually fifty millions pounds
of meats and half million barrels of -four for
its necessary consumption, of which not one
twentieth part goes from this country. Bat
the requirements of both the Western States
and of Cuba are rapidly increasing, and they
must look eventually to each other as the ma
tural sources of supply for their wants and
markets for their surplus production. In these
exchanges alone there exists the most powerful
elements of commercial alliance and po-
litical sympathy. Aud it is not alone
for grains and meats that Cuba and
the tropical regions of Mexico may look to
the Western States of our Union. The rich
fields Of those regions are uuderlaid by immense
beds Of iron and coal, and the banks of many of
their streams are already blazing with the fires
of their FORCES and mills. The future supplies
of Goals, metal in all its forms, pottery, and
fabrics of every kind for the intertropical re-
giOns of America must come from there These
are the elements that exist in each, and which
gives life to the idea Of political extension
southwark among the thriving communities of
the West.
When looked upon in its geographical light
there are no two similar portions of the world
so advantageously placed toward each other
Europe has no tropic, and the regions of North
ern Africa, which are the nearest to her, are
waste and desert by nature, and have no great
natural highway connecting them, as have tro-
pical America and the valley of the West.
Asia, with perhaps the single exception of Chi
ma, though possessing most prolific tropical
region, has only an elevated, bleak and barren
waste in her temperate ATTITUDES. Even the
Pacific empire which we are building Up has
onlv th4 narrow stretch o. land at tAs
western foot of the vast range of
and tropical America in close proximity to the
Pacific shore. It is in this valley of the West,
where an immense empire is rapidly growing
up, and in Cuba and Mexico, that these geo.
graphical relations Of the temperate and the
tropical zones are best developed. 1t isno won
der, then, that the West forced Jefferson to pur-
chase Louisiana, and is now urging still further
extension of our frontiers in that direction
The great material interests of people always
govern and direct its political impulse and
policy, and these will shape the principles of
our Western States. The West will soon have
the preponderaucc in our federal politics, and
then, if not before then, Cuba and Mexico must
be opened to reciprocal trade with it,
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Ehe New York Herald--Edition Cor Europe.
The mail steamship Arsgo, Capt Lines viii leave this
port 70 morrow, for Southampton and Havre.
Tee European mals will close in this city at half past
ten O'Clock TO morrow morning.
The European edition OF the HERALD printed In Frcnch
and English, will be published At ten O'Clock in the
norniDg. Single copies, in wrappers, six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF the
EEw Yosx Herald will received al the following places
N Europe
LoSpos Samson Low, Son 4 Co.. ~ Ludgste hill.
Am European Express Co, 81 King William st.
PARIS Am European Express Co, Place de Ia Bourse
ILvERrooI Am European Express Co., Chapel street
r. Stuart, 10 Exchange street East.
HAyxx Am. European Express Co., Il Rue Cornee.
The contents OF the European edition OF the HERALD
viii combine the received by mail and telegraph
she office during the previous week, and 10 the hour
publication.
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The Isothermal Line In American Politics
Cuba, Msxice ana the Great Northwest.

A short time since Mr. Doolittlc, of wiscon-
sin, presented a memorial Of ninety-seven Of his
constituents to Congress praying that some
measures be taken TO obtain the admission Of
the island of Cuba to the Union.
This movement on the part Of few distant
citizens in our Northwestern States Is not AN
isolated indication Of opinion on the part Of a
small fraction Of the people Of that portion Of
the country, but is one Of the numerous evil
dences of strong under current in the public
mind that are continually being exhibited.
Every one who studies the signs Of the times
perceves that this tendency ofpublio opinion in
the valley of the Mississippi is founded upon
the solid and permanent basis Of material inter
ests. and that these constituents Of Mr. Doolittle
in fact pervades, to a greater or less degree,
the minds of all the inhabitants from the
Alleghanies to the verge Of civilization west
ward, and following the courses Of their
natural water highways down to their
outlet into the sea The same question
in one Of its phases agitated our west
crn territory before the expiration of the
last century, and among their thinly scattered
population there was strong party which look
ed TO q separation from the thirteen colonies
and the formation Of new empire, with its seat
Of government at New Orleans, then in posses
sion Of the Spaniards
A critical examination of the motives that led
to this apparently grasping desire shows that IL
is really natural obedience TO the instinct of
paramount interest. Throughout the civilized
world the communities Of the temperate and
tropical zones are mutually dependent upon
each other Northern Europe requires the SUI
gar, coffee, tobacco, cotton and other inter-
tropical products, which are neceseries of life
for its inhabtants while, on the other hand. the
tropical communities rely upon those of more
temperate latitudes for their meats. fish. grains
and cotton fabrics The Industrial develope-
ment of these different zones follows each the
law of its natural capability, and the exchange
between them constitutes the most perfect COM
mercc-the exchange of products without rival
ry of production. But while Europe, from ma.
tursl causes is forced to seek this exchange of
necessities In the most distant regions Of the
earth, either crossing the Atlantic TO tropical
America, or circumnavigating half The globe to
India and China, the contrary is the case in re-
lstion to The valley of the West.
Within easy distance of the outlet of lis
thousands Of miles Of river navigation lie
the climates and the communities requisite
w produce Tho tropical necc~sries for nor A
very few hgures s..i show the true Importance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-05

Chevalier reproves Massa Greeley for his ''vitu-
perations" against our merchants but joins him
heartily in all that is said against the Presi-
dent. And why sos Simply BECAUSE the Che
Waller is Wall street man, and ali in the watts
Of Wall street are sacred to him, from bonus
Of $4,000 down to yearly advertisement.
Thus, while Massa Greeley is raving fanatic
on Lecompton, there is method in the madness
of Chevalier Webb, and he may be saved. Who
will head the subscription
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-05

FAraL Result OF rns LATE ACCIDENT IN PUBIC SCHOOL
No So-rhe late accident by Ere at Public School NO ~
has terminated fatally Miss Sarah s. Lewis, The young
lady whose sad misfortune noticed at length yes
terdsys HERALD died at late hour on wednesday sven
ing stbes residence, No $50 West Easheensn from
a., .c...s AZ an. ,r,u,,es receved Coroner Hills was
notified M hold a. nqueu spon the body The evidence
adduce besore the Cronev vent 70 show the game state
~ ssr,s a. nrev,ousy reported The jury rendereds YER
a,c, NJ rcrb from burns accidentally received By her
co,brs taxing Gre Public school No 3D. itcea .cd
uas is years ere, end wes native NJ Ne~ Vow sAe
had oy b. VISbssI teseh.f %, W. Ia, YievUas
n lbs accident
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-05

New York observation-disclosures Edition.
The United States mail steamship Noses Taylor, Capt
MCGOWAN, will leave this port this afternoon at two
o'clock for Aspinwall
The mails for California and other parts of the Paco
will close al one O'Clock this afternoon.
The EKw Yoax WEEKLY HERAID-Callforna edition
containing the latest intelligence pm ah parts OF the
world, will be published at ten O'Clock in the morning
Single copies Wrappers ready for mailing, six sents
Agents will please send In their orders early pos