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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 3, 1858.
81 q 'chan,ge..


There was no change yesterday. II was rain,
rain, from o'clock GIL P. Nc then slight let np;
commencing again at dark, and continued We can.
not say hoy long. Part Of the Arabias mails from
Europe came through. The perusal Of the core.
spondence occupied part og the morning. The PHI.
yate letters state that The London market was *.
tremely dali and stagnant. Money was .accumulat.
ing, without any prospect Of being employed, even
at I'll 10 "a per cent. per annum.
The arrivals yesterday from sea and from the inte
rior were seant. One ship and one steamboat we're
reported up to O'Clock last evening.
The stocks Of produce are large, and likely To con
tinue for the balance Of the season. The accounts
from the upper rivers are that they are falling
rapidly. II the lower Mississippi the water continues
well up, and flows as freely as ever through tie
breaks, extending its coarse daily BY oyeraowing
more land.
W.P Wright, in his last circular for Liverpool, re-
marks on cotton:
Very little reliable information has been received
here during the past week as To the progress OF tie
innndations. We have no correct idea as yet as to-
what damage may have been done in the Yszoo Val
ley. The estimates Of the tDaal injury 81 tI aooda
vary mnnhy and some exaggerated opinions gain
ground IN public estimation. Notwithstanding these
adhere to the view taken two weeks since that a
quarter OF million of bales is quite liberal est
mate. From the other sections OF tile eottoneroyjug
region we continue TO receive fagOFable aeceunts
The weather lately has been hot ard forcing and in
every way propitious for the young plant
The following is statement Of the movement III
cotton since the lst September, as compared with the
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sTEAMBOAT DEPARTUREs.
LOWER MIgsTssIPPI.
Leaves e Y y ssAlTIgsnAY, 4 Jgig %. ats :. n.


Leaves g9 q sATpsnAY, g. Il Z p Jgiy 20 ats ~
Leans y PAcKET 7 IisE 4 2 ? Foy II S.anb M n M
- ths Bends This arst class packet steamer II.
ceye freight "Wednesday morning Il the of God street
and YIN leave IS above For freight passage, apply
J.H FRELrGH
q ng connects e. Napoleon With regular packets of
ne @its aa5 e Atkausa riye and Memphis with Superior
30 Aaama Express carried regularly By this line. iyl
Lsses On TTFPNEsR4 X b H Y 5gy y. Il SS% gSg9es
go h Packet Iinefo senpbis piR and tie BsadsTSs isf
4 steamer 11essenger, Captain Geo
Gir2d street and VIII leave above ForFelg passage
ofee under tiis ST. 'iiiia 6haries Hotel
Line connects q Nnpoe win regular Packets or
Packets Eor 81 Louis and for Louisville.
S- AdAlns Exgress eerried rsgariy Ibis Iue. 1y8
Leaves On sSTgsAY \ ~ y 4 ggls sl9sk r
vi r AoIz ET II SF-FTiday Packet fos Memphis,
e Ben EranIglIn, Captain d H. Claeke viii receive
win leave Shove freight Or passage apply 81 board
JH FRELIGH
so TbIsiine connects IL Napoleon with riar pseets or
the White and rkansas rivers Memphis With superior
packets for 81. Louis and for Louisville
So Adams, Express carried regnlary bythis line jy8
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Leeve.on THURSDAY, July s, at5F.M
~ Eou SO 9 an9 VA seT 9ggg kaFoz5 Iqs
e. GaiFe s VIII t tie IIlnQis central ana q 81 L9ais
me rsasT passenger Paes M cFIa, T. Gonid mas
ter m leave ioI st Lopis and l Intermediate landings
above For freight Of passage apply on board 70
ro =. .b.,s I,,. y. n N, LEY ,iI; Fssght Agent
iy5 :. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
Leaves on FRIDAY, en- INST atB p NJ
FT4ySs FOR @T. LOUIS. CAIRO HICKMAN,
il3z4sS Memphis End g Intermediate apdiDgs-The
9sa CO. gn aansh passs! nt,Eea ssamsE e Ne|Y M
leave for tie above above For freight passage apply
ies J.s. PAeAUD Advertising Agent
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SWt9N s1s5s--FTVE j HUNDRED COOKING AND
HEATING STOVES, Of the latest rpfoved patterns
g Morning Star, Charter 0Rk, y Shangiiail Econo
mist Cooking Ranges and heceehrated Creole Cool
stoves,1t of their manufacture
Tie undersigned prepared eSecute short notice Al
orders for Sheet Iron Ohnneys Byeechng Tanks Juice Boxes
Copper and Pipes Copper and Brass Work They kee 81
hand large stock Of Tin apd Japan Wares suitable for Steam
boeis Hotels and Private Families They agents for til
fnauacture Of NeGRAgRENS Potent EyHporstiug Sfean
sugar Pam They have possession that his
Pam with the quantity of steam evaporated doublF
quantity Of ane juice Of the best Pan se They have
working model Of e PAN which they will be happy 10 exhibit
60 any one Interested in the culture Of Sugar Cane
WHEELER h F0RsTATT,
da9 ly 2Ia Tchaunltou8s Front sd IS Fulton stresss
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A MYSTERIOUS Tragedy On the 2lst ult.,
German named Andrew Roosa, living about sixteen
miles from Cincinnati, was arrested on charge of
having murdered his motherin-law and her husband.
The following circumstances are related ia connec-
tion with the affair:
Some years ago widow woman married man
| named David Distel, who was in very comfortable
circumstances, her daughter by first husband having
married Roosa, the man under arrest. The parties all
lived together, or in the immediate neighborhood
until the 25th of April last when Dste suddenly dis.
appeared, and has never been seen SINCE About
eight days after the disappearance Of Disel his wife
the motherin.laW OF R0osa, was one day found dead
in her house, with her head in the fireplace the
hair burned Off and the flesh completely crsped.
Near by the body was bottle containing whisky as
also tumber partly filled with the same article,
leading TO the supposition that she had while intex
Gated fallen into the fire and burned to DEATH The
mysterious disappearance Of the husband, and the
violent death Of the wife soon after was the occasion
Of much gosspin the neighbofhood, and Roosa was
/ suspected of having q band inboth.
An account OF the mysterious disappearance and
the death attracted the attention OF brother Of the
missing man. who commenced an Investigation OF the
affair Circumstances induced the brother Of the
missing man to swear out warrant for the arrest of
Roosa, and he was accordingly taken into custody.
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ron oPELO U sAs.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at so,clock- F. n,
LIZ ~ sTss S1 az II QE2 R n Z Q y y ASTHR NEW
aier, built expressly for the trafe win leave "a
above taking freight for Old River Sinrsport ana
on the Aohatalaya For freight passage apply on board
or to kf y ~ A'
J, NJ. JOHNSTON 4 CO.. sFront Leye6 st.
1y14u near Gustomhouse street
Leaves every SATURDAY, Rt#5 n d.
Qnelousas via the Achafalaya.
FOR SOPEsIBRTSA AS-TIE NEW AND
lE55k5 light draft steamer Bayou Belle Cant John
74sE4a Lyons, will leave as above taking freight and
passengers for mnespor Old river ali landings on the
Atchatalaya, ForfSeight or passage apply board.
my5l ]. s. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
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sEA-GoING VESSELS.
i'i--'-'i'-'''7-'.--=4-=---------
TRIES r e
Fnr, TRIEsrn-rnI

6E7 FOR TRIESTE-THE Al FAST sAIrINa
ES4S American ship William Jarvis, Capt Ballard,
as nov loading for the above port and will take cargo
~ the current rates of freight her loading apply
TO J. p. WHITNEY 4 Co,
mYt9 (laFou dele atreet.
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ron RED RIVER
Leaves p TH0RsDAY, l !, AZ irgf-, a 5 ?. n


Leaves on THURSDAY, sth inst, al S P. H.
Independent Peoples Zine
j, ffssa ~ FOR SHREVEPORT DIRECT
lsss The hne fast running passenger packet steamer
Es4Esz5aaA National. II. o. Montgomery, master Jas,
Ghapan, clerk, viii leave shfayep0r Grand
Bayou Grand Ecoe, St. Maurce Cotie Alexandria (orto1g
Landing and ali intermediate Landings Oh Red river For
freight or passage apply on board, %
jys J.S.PA4AUD. Advertising Agent
The steamer National viii tske freight for ppper Red
river 70 be reshpped on steamers Reub White and Effort
Leaves on THURSDAY, sIh inst at 5 P. N.
re A. r. q q U IL A RE SHREVEE3TRT
lEalA1y U. =. sail PackeThe neR, elegant and swiff
running passenger packet steamer Duke.
Samuel Appiegate master #. v. Ceilos positively
leave above for Shreveport Grand bayou 0aehatta a1e
Grsud Eeofe NatctiFoehe ST. Maurice. Non oD1ery Alex!
apdria, Cotile N0mans Landing Landing Tarbns
Landing and all Intermediate landings Red FLYER For
freight OF passage, having apply
on board, or to +. G. RANDOLPH Il co. ~
4 gl5z 80 Common street
Leaves On TIIURsDAY, sth inst, at PM
r. FOR sgERBy8RSDN, sMITHLANp
k55sssa Beng9, Port Cada", Albany, swuasous Land
@zfssss ing Shreveport, Grand Bayou, t4rand Ee9re
5eNandr Behin Landing and an Intermediate landings on
Red rFefThe entirely and very light draught jee
aat running Jacket Comet, sleade MASTER VIM
slegde, clerk, will leaEe above freight or passage
apply on board to
ip6 n. b. WHITFIELD No Front sfraat
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pRUGs ANp MFDICfNEs.

I WRIGHT d CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
Y snd popular Family Medicines which they otter to supply
Druggists and Dealers Of Propreos Wholesale prGes
General Depot Special Agency, No. 1B1 ana q Ghartsrp
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REGULAR PACKETS.
Ffp@s UNITED STATES TRT- FFszss,
EFss5gs5lEs-sls5% - WEEKLY NAIL LINE sdlisatGE,
aa9ssEsssssss=laa & Il r n

-, So + 2fEkLy \ 4 e I5SE s5ss - +
TUESDAY, at 5 O'Clock p. NJ.
The magnificent .. s. Mail packet Capitol Capt wilson
gaenine Baton Rouge Por Hudson Bayou Sara Red river
aqding oft Adams. Naiehez Waterproof Rodney. 81 20
3s GiPITo CONNECTS at vcksbur with tle steamer o. Isl
AID aHd viii take freight for all landings the Yazoo river
THURSDAY, at O'Clock p NJ,
The magnificent U. s. Ntlii packet Lucy aOIcombe,
G@P On Psse sd he o a esas o
Sara Red River Landing Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof
ken's Bend Lake ProEideDee s satss ahSE sspwitb
Landing, Pitchers Point Ashton GIpnd Lake Washington
Gar9lina Landing and Point Worhirgton EEARY THURS
The LUCY HOLG0MBE connects at vfcksbure with the
steamer RANGER and win take freight for all landings the
Yazoo river as high LIP Up @ e. Greenwood ~
stAtGhDAfs az O'Clock = NJ,
= TIE agneeht m rs. e. s. n Na Pssks AlGs Yiytar Cert
Red kiYer Landing Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof Rcd
ERS SATURDAY, 1t ! n'eoek r II
The steamer ALICE VIVIAN connects at Yicsbarg with
she steamer RANGER and will take freight for all landings
the Yaz0o river as high up Greenwood.
on their regular days without fail at the hour appointed All
to their VIII be promptly and faithfully
These boats for any letter package
@ a s money I esey 9J os yaas9ss gnsss Tssn
the freight paid for yluahe deposited with the CLARK
by the passengers Or contained in their baggage.
FoEfrsght or passsge ggPsy ~ board, , or oT e
ieli Il T.B. sNITH, No I fehoapitoaias 4.
F@SSSss EHgE5gz5BzE1 SRsIeFM4AE R % soUTHERN re-
aAZsse-sZ Sun SUMNER M ARRANGE - -
MENT Of the NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS
U. $. MRfI Packet Company.
New tan Fl hs S5loTBE ol syery sa M %
- Lssses leaves every alternate WEDNESDAY:
e. w. Powell. ..-.t.J H. Estes, master.
ssqes every alternate SAT- 5f 6RbA9 s. yrs master
e. W. Adams. s..-............g d Marshall, master
Ben Fran q. 4. D Clark, master.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN ROUTE,
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IA SAD CAsUALrr.-A dispatch, Of the 29th ult.,
from Port Jeryis. N. III, saws

Col. Sam Fewler's eldest daughter, Laura, while
bathing in the Neyisink river near bis residence ia
company with her younger sister and servant girl
were accidentally drowned on Monday evening. The
bodies found about three hours after they went
down The daughter of Col. Fowler was about ii
years old, and the other girl about IA.
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TIPORTANT no EVER RYBODYII
DE GUINONts
EOn-ExIaiosiYe CamDheme and Spirit @
u AZ M p s u ns d 81 81

DE GUINONts
Nom Explosive Cnmp1ene and Spirit Gas
IN . An D. "A N s.
1t generally conceded that Gamphene yields the cearest
most brilliant hght OF any known substance the only
obstacle its universal adoption has hitherto explosive
tendency which really not to bs wondered AZ with he
in common The undersigned having purchased lie
exclusive right for the sale of these Lamps would respectfully
invite the public 10 call and examine them sud judge their
sa4CANPHENE and BURNING FLUID by tie barrel or
gallon
Also Comfy Rights for sale Ia the States 81 Louisiana Mis-
sissippi Texas and Arkansas avorahle Apply to
GARFIBTEE, sCANDLING & HIth
40 I'm No, n P0ydfas street.
2 4 c1RRY. j, B.. BOGKIUs
JIGESBES s. Co., DRUGGISTS AND APO HRCA-
~ RIEs SO and 80 Canal street, New Of
and wholesale DsaeEs in III t, MEDICINES, Surgical In
stIunents, etc.
8aship, seamboat, Plaueton and Family Medicines put
up With particular eare and guaranteed fresh And geunEe
ms iy
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E7& HUE2 44sefsKAt4 EI &--PffE Al AMERICAN
NS <Fhip 9pl1elta, Gaat Barkef having her cargo
is4gsd, VIII meetwilh quick dispatch foF lie above
post. BA&TERf LOWELL 4 co
F5r passase having superior sec0amodaions appr ia
tas captain On hoard, Post 80, First Disiriat iys
t1YE41 SDUpHEEkM Ags3NITO3-THE MONITOR
Christian Afiss = %
To embrace every hugaan Iaefe 10 supply aent 10
at seeElng the highest good Of OH adyocAng whatever tends
2 2 te physical and moral good Of man,
hope comnand, wide circulation and Influence.
IN advance ' '''4s 4sYiS
ten copies, Sis. t ~
to ApyERTsERsT The Monitor enjoys large circulation
advertising, Termafnoderase.
Your patronage Is respectfully Solicited
Address ai AEderRtn
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Commerce y impFoying, Gfsas aneasiasa has
been ezeited by The Freach Qualifications as clsts
Yeeehia.
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KIpTRE EDGE d FOLsOm
Pc tlete Ben Kttredge 4 Co., Importers Of Gum
- aud Sporting Apparatus in al it, branches
~ WholesGleandfe fetail deAlersin American Rifess
80 Pistols and Efe-armsof Of every variety, B5 81
@Uhares street, near 81 ghaFles Hofel New
Orleans, snd l34 Main street, Giuoinnat, Ohio
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SSS FOR BOSTON = REGULAR r LINE = THE
ss2 ipe ast smiling packet bark Hebron, Sheppard,
szna ter, having most of her cargo engaged viii
hlye dispatch For Of freight or p6sage apply to
J6 GEO. W. HYHSON & 90, So Camp st.
S~ FOR BOSTON-THE AT AND FAST sail
SEf Agna bark Caroline &CIlHnas, Elmns, master is
SneR oadiBg, and having neay All her cargo engaged
going board, will have quick DISPATCH For balance
OF freight or passage, apply 10
leL5 >. II. BASS. Jig Common street.
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Q1een Fletofia VII inaagaFate las 1tIages ~
graph cable, BY sending peass Eae q
Buchanan.
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sssss billiard TABLES CONSTANTLY
asnd end for zalefrvm the manufacturers
- Messrs.J ". BRUNSWICK 1 BRO Cincinnati
sapsrlBF Rosewood BfIlard Tables C
lsna ALSO Cloths Bals Cues and all other trimmings bs!spV
fng to thisiEe. - Ss-Suus
Aicrders thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
Al W MERRIAM
MI " st. Charles Billiard Room n o.
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n
ba5ss9ssss9 sFhlNds-Iylce A week--The steamer ADJ
Biafon and gnllum Springs q week as follows
Leaves Mobile for Bdon aud CuIum Springs Demopolis
every Saturday evening", 4 o,cloct.
Leaves Mobile for Bladon Cuum Springs every sdnes-
day evening, at 4 O'clock
Returning
Leaves Badon Gnn springs every Tuesday and ThuTs.
day evening o'clock in Mobile every Wedpesdgy
and Friday morning. 6 o'clock.
For passage, apply to
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tpirp cnr!ih gan; unreselmaBi9 mno man balt cine
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unpspansis Stunpen bes Sa9es pcrt9eilt, al bic
Stele elmer ein,isen natursemGBen Maftrube tretsn.
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pom Grange bes actsns Yun uniern S&ultcn &C.
npn,n,rn marc. Nber uad eini9er 3tit m6dte man
gar scrue ctnmal aufbOren gu icben, su rsnfcn, gu
bepbadtcn, ia icltlt ,u untcr9altsn. 9l6er cs sibt
feline nptbwenpis merrenpe 9tu9e, ME ie lpnlt bic
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weldes bic tete GrfrtlAuns bee Sdlafes 1T. 9est
man lb an, beuen Gage ntsber, 70 slaubt man BEN
gsuf: Steb auf gu 15ren, ipbalO man bic ausen
aufl6last. CAT i'd aeute tet Spnnenl@ein in tiefem
Sdlafe lieser, 70 fam eS mir unteimltd YOr, ctpa
ais Gatte man tbnen etnem ~itarfen @6laftrunt eese
beu. = SnpsB feline Sprsise hattc cieier uprbil9e
5pmmer aud, benn - has Ssrbreden unp pas CO.
fer oentbebrt ber iAIbencen Siae. &ann bod, etn
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raltld 1owcgl ais pbgild 1T Si@cr9eit i'm eiat, &C.
fabr In Der 8inlterniB, NIB pennc@ sib mir Jtn=
IerniB unp @sfabr! SAP bic patrpuiairenpe Spnne
fur cine 9Beilc pcn i6rer 9tutpe %abtreten, bamit fe
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