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On Friday evening 10th inst, at Top. NJ, CHARLOTTE
ANN fe of Edward Male daughter Captain Robert
Water man. :
su d'nly last evening" H. EIMMs native Of Kentucky
aged about Fl years. -
Bis funeral will take place This Afternoon at O'Clock
the residence of H. B. Creap Chestnut and Third
streets.
On Monday 18Th inst. at half pss O'Clock P. NJ the Hon.
his age.
His friends and acquainances the Mayor and city
tiles The officers aud members Of Eagle Fire Company 4
tof which he memter the Femen's Charitable Assoca-
ton and the Fire Department generally the New Orleans
cha hcs Society," and the Howat Association respectfully
invited attend his funeral without further notice. from
residence of Newton Richards Esq., No. 10 Burgundy
4 clock This Afternoon.
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MEXICO.

In our issue Of yesterday morning we enlarged as
to an article from the London Times of the oath ult
upon Mexican AFFAIRS having seen brief reference to
It's points in the Geographic synopsis of foreign intel
ligence received from Halifax by the New York
press We now have the thunderbolt +" before us
complete, and it shows us that the Times is waxing
more and more ardent in the American sympathies
which lately discovered that it and the English ma.
ton possessed and iswonder Of wonders inclined
to come out with as fat.footed recognition of the
Monroe doctrine Monroe himself or the great.
est flibuster of ALL confessed in his star-spanged
bannerest moments Of patriotic enthusiasm. It is
willing that the United States should do what it
pleases with Mexico, and says that it deems the
English policy most Dudicousif it has been dictated
by any jealousy of the United States. That il it
has" is good, considering that the Times and every
man. woman and child, almost, knows that it always
has," But here is the concluding paragraph of the
article in question, with its fatteringly unEngsh
talk about the powerful support of the Great Amer
lean Union," and its selfdenying confession of
general concurrence in the American dislike for and
denunciation Of such a suddenly Objectionable and
impolltic thing as " European protectorate of
Mexico
The advocates Of the Monroe Doctrine, who con.
saer nose famous principles infringed by our pro-
eesuings III honduras, are not likely to behold with
lndlnerence the establishment on their own borders
OF military despotsm verging towards the forms Of
actual monarchy, and based upon some European
we do not regard these contingencies
WIN exactly the same sentiments, but to general
concurrence we entirely confess We would rather
| see Mexico made real republic than sham mon.
archy. we would rather the seven millions Of its
population living under free Government than q
I grinding Absoutsm, which could hardly be main.
sa.aeo except OF the cost Of fresh revolutions. We
prefer Dung America to Old SPAIN II some ideas
ica il is true has not yet made much Of rennhcsn
ism, bus she will certainly not make more of such
monarchy as Miramon and his friends might ultim
aaely n.roa i and she would possibly attain 70
IKE Prosperity, after new start on really
| American Union. - Nfee's y. me
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DEATH OF Hx-MAYoR oRossMAN.

The Hon. A. d. Crossman, one Of the most highly.
esteemed and universally beloved citizens Of New
Orleans, departed this life at Eve o'clock last even
ing. His death was caused by paralysis, the first
stroke Of which he received year and a.half ago.
and barely survived and the last and worst stroke of
which he received about two months ago, and which
confined him to his bed to the hour Of his death.
The deceased requires no heightened eulogy at our
hands, Everybody knew him, and everybody re-
spected and loved him. The traits of true manhood,
large heartedness and integrity, which induced this
community, years ago, to take him away from his
quiet mercantile pursuits, and make him their chief
magistrate shone only the brighter in his public ele
walton. He was elected Mayor not once merely, but
four times consecutvely There is something in this
upon which we need not elaborate. In every relation
Of life he acquitted himself well and during the
interval between his retiracy from office and his DEATH
the man was not anywhere to be found who did not
rejoice to meet him and take him cordially by the
hand, herever met. Such is always the honor paid
to the true man.
1t gratifes to perceive that the funeral demon
stration in honor of the deceased will be proportion
ate to his worth as an old citizen and his past SER
vices as a public officer.
Mayor Stth has issued his proclamation, closing
the executive offices to-day, and requesting the Re-
cordes to suspend the business of their courts also
inviting the members Of the Common Council, the
Recorders and all gentlemen connected with the city
government, to meet at the City Hall, at hafpast
o'clock this afternoon to join in the funeral ceremo-
MES.
The following other hodies as will be seen by the
published notices elsewhere called upon to attend
the funeral:
Eagle Fire Company No. T. of which the deceased
was member.
The officers Of the Firemens Charitable Associa.
tion, and the Fire Department at large.
The officers and members Of the New Orleans
Mechanics Society.
The officers and members Of the Howard Associa.
lion.
By order Of the Mayor minute guns are to be fred
during the movement of the funeral procession.
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u II o M A S L. w H I T. e
BOOKSELLER AND sTAT1oNER,
los Canal street,

Comprising in part
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Play, Work, School, Vacation, Experiments, Museum,
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LIBRARY OF GERMAN STORIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
Illustrated with colored plates printed oil coors in IL
Volumes or sold separate
VACATION STORY BOOKS. Illustrated in IA volume IS
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containing I'll be Lady, I'll bea Gentleman Strike for
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CROSBY NICHOLS JUVENILE LIBRARY In - vols,
THE PLAYMATE, pleasant companion for the Young.
N B. complete assortment of the most approved writer,
for the Young at
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sB>The Great English Remedy--Sir James
CLARKEs CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS Prepared from pre-
scrpton Of Sir j. Clarke d. Physician Extraordinary
the Queen.
This well known medicine no imposition but safe
remedy for Female Difficulties Distinctions from any cause
whatever and, although powerful remedy, they contain
nothing hurtful to the constitution.
To Married Ladies it is peculiarly sIied It will short
time bring on the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills have been fail where the djrec
tons the second page of the pamphlet Observed
For full particulars get pamphlet, free, of the agent
NJ B-Sl and postage stamps, enclosed to any authorized
agent will insure bottle containing fifty pills. by return
of mail.
General Agent for the United States OBJ MOSES Rochester
NY. J.WR1GHT CO. New Orleans Wholesale Agents and
s'a ny all respectable Druggists. feS 2plyAW
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IA, certain deacon, called Hiehley, used to trade
horses' at the Berkshire cattle market, Stirred mn
ny the preaching Of his minister. he, one sunday,
You don't spose, Brother Brown y he afgnca !. VA,
cont spose them little stories sort % hes, like lint
you and tell in the way o. trade, will he W., lnnsd
agn US in the day q judgment. sarcumsnnced s AS
" are. we cam help T. you krow, don't suppose
makes no difference in the sigh o. the Lord onps
,ne hearts all right, brother Brown AND the
brother went home comlorted. SUI
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LARGE ORGAN.-The great organ in St Georges
Hall Liverpool, is one of the marves of music al me
chanism. 1t has four rows of keys comprising sixty.
three notes; and two octaves and half Of pedals.
comprising thirty notes. There are one hundred and
eight stops, and eight thousand pipes varying in
length from hrtytwo feet to threeeighths of an inch
The grand source of wind is two immense bellows
each having three feeders placed in vault below the
floor of the hall. These are blown by two cylinder
oscillating steamengnes. There are besides, twelve
other bellows or reservoirs each giving its own ap
proprate pressure of air to those stops or pipes which
il supplies,
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WONDERFUL LIGHTHOUSE IMPROVEMENT. = Oar
respected contemporary, the Philadelphia North
American, in describing the effects of doptrc lens
in lighthouses and how the rays are thrown out only
in one direction, says: the expedent has been de-
vsed in order to direct the light upon every point of
the horizon successfully, of making the lighthouse
reyolve on its center in given time which, varying
for each lighthouse to distinguish each of them
from the Others Just think of that valuable i'm
Notwithstanding the entire lighthouse instead
OF stupidity revolving the light
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a5~ The success which attends the use of
Dr. j. Hosers Celebrated Stomach eyces a, once
its virtues in all of debility and diseases stomach
Certificates almost without number have published at
testing its almost miraculous in removing these painful
and fearful Diseases And this time
than call attention the great remedy the age order to
awaken public attention to its excellence 1t only prepa
ton of the kind that is reliable cases. and is therefore
worthy of the consideration Of the afflicted The Bters are
pleasant to the TASTE agreeable la their effects altogether
valuable as tonic or remedy for indigestion
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by WRIGHT
Co. aud ISL Chartres street. sole agents Southern
States and to whom all orders should be addressed by
druggists and dealers generally everywhere. el3 2p6GW
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INSECT MAoHINERY.-A correspondent of the
Scientific American suggests that inventors might
learn much and get many ideas by studying the me.
chanism with which insects perform their work, for
example, the spinning of thread by the caterpillar
and the boring.ay, which by means of two slender
looking hairlike projections bores into wood to de-
post its eggs There is much to be done in the imi-
tation of animal machinery which is the most econo.
m'caly constructed OF any, there never being mus
Gle or bone or tendon too much, ont of place but
the W hole always works perfectly and with ease.
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Lea y PERKINS,

Lea 3 Pefrt1ls'
CELEBRATED
WORCESTERSH SAUCE
Pronounced byAConnoisEeurs
TO be-
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE
lND APPLICABLE TO EFERF VARIETY OF DIsB
Extract Of letter from Medical gentleman Al Msdrss tn
his brother at Worcester under date Of May 1851:
TELL LEA PERKINS that their SAC CE lis highly a.
teemed in India and is in opinion pss.able q.
we'll as the most wholesome Sauce that r,ade.n
Extensive Frauds
The only Medal awarded by the Jury the New York EXIT
oiton OF Foreign Sauces, obtained by PERRINs
FOR their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The world. wild.
fame of which having led 10 FoRGERIEs pur
chnsers requested to that Of LEA PER
RIMS are upon sthe WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and
BOTTLE.
LEA PERKINS, will proceed sganst any one Infringing
either By manufacturing vending Sauce have
Instructed their correspondents pa the world
sdvise them of any nngements Sole Wholesale Agent, for
the United States.
JOHN DUNCAN Il SONS,
4O5 Broadway New York.
stock always In Also, received for direct
shipnent from England aul6 7ply
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CROPS IN SOUTHERN MIsslsslPPI.--The Wilkinson
Gazette of Saturday last says:
After some three weeks dry and hot weather, we
nave been favored with refreshing shower. Enough
IAN All !as laen me past week IN this vicinity mate.
ay " oeheht the crops, and contribute TO the com.
ort OF travellers on the dusty highways. Accounts
rom crops in most parts Of this county represent
well. s "'e'y anu promising
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Notice.
Cabinet Makers
Roots, Shoes and Br0gans,

Roots, Shoes and BrOgans,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditchng BOOTS Russell
BRoGANS, Wool Mexican Palm Leaf Straw and C,nn..,h,
HATE, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST i CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New orlsans,
HATS. CAPS, etc..
AT WHOLESALE.
We are constantly receiving assortment of SILK And
Fur Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
snd Wool HATS. at the lowest market prices, by
FROST & CO.,
jyls 7paw 1oM.es,ins ..,s..
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TIL O. FROIS'.
No. 1879 Canal Street, Touro Buildings.
From this day all the goods contained in my retail establish.
will positively be sold at the most REDUCED PRICES
until departure for Europe within short time intend
transferring my wholesale business In that until my other
one be rebuilt offer superior assortment, as folows
FAST CoLoRED JACoNETs at TO- 12k, Is and 2Oc yard
extra rich, at 25s yard.
PRINTED ORGANIZES, from l5c I'd.
FINE PLAIN GINGHAMs at l21I and l6c yard.
FIGURED BAREGEs at ltc yard.
very rich. from Is to 35c yard.
FINE PLAIN. of all colors at 20 to Csc yard.
FRENCH ORGANIZE ROBES at IS 80.
RICH FLoUNCED BAREGEs at s. 80
Extra worth Sl2 90 for Sc 30.
DoubLE Skirt $40 90 :. S. 90.
Alto
Robes Les, Marquse Robes Double Skirt in MusIns Ts.
sues and Others which will be sold in proportion.
All my fancy Silks Swiss Musns plain figured English
Bareges per yard and in Robes Paao Umbrellas plain and
embroidered Linen Cambria Handkerchief and Collars Wells
Linens Curtain Goods of description Table and Piano
Covers, Lace Points and Manas Silk MsntiIas Burnous
and Basquines Bleached and Unbeached Coons Nssook
Jaconets Cambrics Gloves Hosiery Ms Fans and full az
sotment Of Desirable Goods all be sold at the most reduced
prices.
THEO. FROIs,
1es zp6t No. 1872 Canal street. Touro Block.
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B-Ninth Ward America Club-A m ee ting
OF this Club to be held SUNDAY MKT at TX O'Clock
A. NJ at their Rall St. Ferdinand street. opposite yictory
and every following sundy the hour full attend
ance is dested at the next meeting.
myl9 2ptf BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
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EXCEPTIONS ~ Hamilton, C. ", 1aesdau. June =
John Mitchell was hung at o'clock this mornpg for
sae murder OF MS wife, Notwithstanding the early
nour OF tne execution vast number oil SPECTATORS
assembled: Mitchell confessed the murder. but re-
fused to disclose his previous history 49, -
5ran5ord, G. Y, Tuesday, June 1.-THE two
caspor oole ana OYER the murderer of the mail
made full confession of their guilt. lucy
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u 1HE J1wsLRy BUSINESS. - Persons wishing any
suas article N the plate Or ewelry ne or any watch Of
make from manufacturer Europe can obtain
oning Ar Louis Muh the weiknown and expert
ealsr \ H. watch and iewsry store ii Chartres street.
= ~ soor leays % trip the the purpose
heavy stock Of goods being forced to foreeo his
design closing his basnes w his inability to make sale 81
~ Being in this position he desires all who are
= settle and all whom he present their bills
- sauitAhls platform Of operating.
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RD- Eighth Ward American Club The
meetings of this Club take place every WEDNESDAY EVE
NN, at ~ o'clock, at the United States Hotel. Members
will please attend punctuay important business
up. BY order.
myl9 2ptf T. A. BOUIET Secretary
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NJ AR RIED

On Wednesday, Sh inst at Good Hope Madison Parish
La by the Rev W. w Lord, Rector Of Chris: Church
tive in Congress from Virginia. to Mrs e. GROVES widow
HORACE Groves deceased daughter Of Henry g. Daw
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no. Board of Public Works We are an
thorized to announce AuGUSTIN DUPLANTIFR as candi
date FOR Commissioner of the Board of Public Works for
First District subject to the decision of District Conyen
ton. mv9l 9nd
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RSeventh Ward American Club-This
Club meets every WEDNESDAY EVENING, at TX O'Clock
at the Hall Victory street below Frenchmen next to
Confectionery full attendance of members is requested
BY order Of the President.
myla 2ptf c. F. WHITE Secretary
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COAST RssIDENcE TO LET.--Mr. E. L. Tracy No. s
street. advsrtsss desirable cottage residence we'll
Furnished, As Pass Ghrsaan, to rent
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HOUSE WANTEps-A party advertises for a house in
ne fst or Fourth District at 5000 to 5000 rent Also, wishes
to purchase furniture. See advertisement
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For Rent,

An excellent TWosToRY HOUSE. next to the corr err Of
Franklin Qae Bentcn and Csiope sreets The house CON
ains four large rooms beside kitchen servants good
yard csern ETC. 1t " pleasant location and the rent by the
month DULY $50 Inquire drug store on the corner
jeI3 2ptf
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Nors Losf.Hee Messrs Pifst Il Sons advertise.
1T = nets 1T o. msaId. which paymen. has bean
steSasd. - -
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8 Qax 0ooDs. The particular attention Of bnvers il
e ~ Es sae Of dry soo to take place this dav !. 4,
q e. suction room q ,. Roger Co., No. Is Old
4 E&1oe& Terms q saIe = - = o.s
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The BROADWAY DANDY" An English Work
man. has just published in London book on New
York, from which the following piece Of description
is extracted:
Oh, for the pencil of Cruikshank or Leech, to
sketch for the deectaton Of my readers Broadway
swell, with the stub boots and military heels an inch
and half high his particolored pants, invariably
too short and tight that it is with the greatest diff
fcuty that he can squeese his hands into his peck.
cts, the national substitute for gloves; his rowdy
castor, pulled down over his eyes, balanced on the
back Of his head /; his shallow tailed blue coat and
brass buttons the fashions Of quarter of century
ago; his overpowering vest his shirtfront, COM
posed of the same materials and pattern as ladies'
habit shirts, lace, insertion, etc. his faos rouged,
and his hair cured, having gone to bed the previous
night en- papihotte; the sckly smell OF perlumery;
and lastly, the dazzling efulgence OF his trinkets,
sown broadcast over bis person. Now let us stick
him on the steps of one Of the large hotels and he
dsconrses eoquenty (through his nose) of his
"gr.reat and geilorious ked.n.try," the tobacco
stained saliva runs down his goatee beard, and
there you have specimen Of the representative man
of the model Republic.
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Not having been able to dispose of business obliged
to continue the therefore inform my friends
omes tina, will make my voyage Europe heretofore
TO lay in and splendid goods my lne
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George III. T'inteu,
Il Y p e f O u N d r Y
-ASD-

los Poydras between Camp ST. Charles sts Orleans
PRESSES, TYPE, INK, PAPER, CARDS, and Furnishing
of every description, at manufacturers prices.
Agent for the sale of R. HOE CO.'S PRESSES and JAS
CONNER 4 sons TYPES.
xJ-od type taken in exchange 10 cents per h.
Second hand Presses bought and sold als 2pMohWly
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MsssRs. ]. a. BEARD 4 Co. will sell this day. at
~ o'clock ~ the dwelling on First street. between Apollo
- nAcchus streets good mahogany black walnut fui
sere. 80. For null particulars advertisements.
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War Department.

Capt Dahlgreen having, by order Of the Chief Of
the Bureau Of Ordnance and Hydrography examin-
ed and tested Joslyn's breechloadiDg carbne, makes
the following official report:
ORDNANCE OrrIcs U. 8. NAVY YARD I
Washington. June !, 1859.
Conformably to your order, have examined
and tested the breechloading arm of Mr. B. F. JOS
lyn, as follows:
May sO-Began at liz o'clock, and by P. NJ,
fred asa rounds continuously, only stopping when
the piece became excessively hot. Carbine easy on
the shoulder service caps-lring steadily. At 313
rounds fred so rounds in IL minutes. At 472d round
fired rounds in one minute; then five rounds with
loose powder and ball, making total of 4S4 rounds.
The carbine was then put into the office without re-
moving any of the foulness from firing. The recess
Of the stock which receives the closing lever was
very foul with resduum, but without the least inu.
ence on the movement or escape externally. The
mechanism worked smoothly throughout.
The next day (3lst) the piece, all soiled and I'M
cleaned from the previous days firing, was fired l6
rounds, chiefly with loose powder and ball-making
500 rounds in all. The small rings of the breech.
plug and the rest of the parts in perfect order.
This style of gun, therefore, commends itself to
the tests Of the service The objection is the short
JOHN A. DAHLGREEN, etc etc.
Capt 1NGRAHAM Chief Of Bureau Of Ordnance and Hydro
gIaphy,
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jyl5 7pdW
MOrenM's Restnssrnnt.

.MorenN's Restaurant,
l27 CANAL STREET.
During the past this we'll known ~,
been refted put complete order and .uch
made as to guarantee to Patrons oil times all the deca.
Giles the markets afford.
The public may assured that nothing will he ,.,t r,ar
maintain the reputation that Ia,
hitherto being opa of the hast
the United States.
RHODES d MOULIN,
Proprietors "Moreau'.,n
MI zpu No. l27 Canal street.