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STREET UOn1M,R--oFFICIAL.

Il 1kS
HI.d D1s gea, ereugnt
st. Ann and Main Streets as estrsys-
s''as
hands high with long
Which claimed s within the there
P6 e. ssa laid Depot on
e Q FIESHIER, Street Commissioner.
etc conduit spayss du Second District rue Derbgny
jumen denvon Is mains De hant ayapt des
aqaes as ee erihiere ct queue tongues fere
I'm pouln brun fonee d'envron de haut c,insre
ats onq oars ct les
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O. FLEoHIER. Commissalre des rues.
Nouvelle. Orleans, le de Sepembre, 1859. n
TIIIRgDr Pr DIs y3!:.s;l PoUND-Was brought
70 ne an,ra Dse. round at the corner OF Coue and
bay abou, Il high branded J.1 on the left
WITCH II not csmsd within i've days and the expense.
5So os .9a
New Orleans ssp y q r 4 1872
Registered September i. 1859 ''''' commissioner
HENRY DuREL,
For Comptroller.
ss eoPSui. Depot a. Epaves Trossme District
Gns IN
ssaohe pees sntte les yss "a
s1as S" s sa t.
pot 10 vESDRp1 j. q ss EssPgssTsEs lsSs
Noase II & o5 Il ~ de sophomore 1859
THIRD DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
to the Third District Pound. Clouet and Good
Children Streets as esray-
One red cow small white between the horns with an
claimed ye days. and the there
FRtDAy ssptsmbsr 1859 10 o'clock A n 'ep0'' o.
3. 9: FLh9HiER, Stree. Commissioner.
For Comptroller.
EPlAvE DU TROIsIEME DISTRICT-n
ensoignurs Clouet ct Bons Enfans CONNIE epave
aysnt une marqne isible sur IA hanche gauche
81 la de vache nest Reliance cnq Jours ct les
as gsy s pabliaus
@. O. FLECHIER. Commissare des rues
Nouvelle.O Orleans. 2septembre 1859. s35679
FOURTH DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
to the Fourth District Pound jackson street.
Laurel and Constance Streets estray- "
One red and white with piece the lower part
which claimed within FIVE days and the
SATURDAY, September 10, 1859 OF 10 O'Clock A. M VA
New Orleans September & 3 ~, 1872 ~,
HENRY DUREI.,
For Comptroller
EPAVE DU QUATRIENIE DISTRICT-Il a
- etc conduit depot DIES epaves du Quatreme District rue
jackson entire les Constance LAUREL epave-
Une vache rouge ct blanche, roeie
81 la de vace NEST Reliance cnq jours ct les ais
lie SAAEDI, 10 septenbre 1852 d 10 heures A. NJ f'
O. Q. FLECHIER. Commissare des rues,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS septembre 1859 s567Sl0
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CATTLE MARKEr.
JEFFERSON cJ1

JEFFERSON CITY, Sept s. leHo
Arrived 10 head of Westsrn Beeyes; e Hog. ans sh
ITO Calves and Yesngs and 10 Mich Cows Abou, slN
Sheep ample supply of Texas Cattle 10 Western Beeyes
and fair supply of other Stock, offered,
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Spoken.


By Capt Young the ship sam Fales, the oath n
the Isaacs lark DIANA from New York. bound for this port
Same time nine squareigged vessels on the Banks
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B my noRNIE0. EEPTExBER :, 1859.


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r.. n. 1fou.ii -. which boat would be
"a "A y - -. - ltxib ior repairs.
II u t,6xaef, lStely sunk in the Missouri,
s Il NJ duts. md will prove total loss.
ss1 3IsksSasx, Capt. white, hence Tor
tssnsp9d last night at . o'clock,
$3.50 $500 se-S IVY
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
GALE RNIA
KEY Es T.
To sail WE'D. Nth inst, at 3 A. NJ.

To sail "WEDNESDAY, Nth inst, at 3 A. NJ.
fSb FOR KEY WEST AND HAVANA
NMLEf1 via Pensscols Apalachco'a, ST. Marks, Cedar
s'esssS Keys, Tampa Bay and Manaee-U. Mail Line
-southern Steamship ComphnyThe superior coppered and
@ dst steamship Hachngs
freight or having superior Accommodations
for PASSENGER apply to G. HARRIS, 81 Camp street
Freight to Apalachicoa ST. Marks and Tampa BAY sub.
consgnees. - " 49, ~ " ~
A9rNo freight received without an order
me days OF sailing hereafter will be the 18th 3Dh
from New Orleans returning, will leave Key West on the
lstn ana <otn' seS
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ExDOrt

Goth n while anchor of the 1aacs, boarded til
brig vssu Capt Fuller from New York. days bound
Galveston 80
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receipts OF p roauce.

FORT ADAMS-Per steamer Golden Age-2l8 bales cotton
Payne Harrison-ll3 NJ Turnbu &co-1s8 Kelly Geo
LIB Jno Lee33 do Slaughter, Smith McRae-55 Green
Crmp-l26 Byrne Vance hco2 do West Where &co-3S
ritchard Fowerl9 BARLEY johnson &co-27 Ward, Hunt
IA Montgomery Hall IS Washington Jackson &co-22 do
Gallagher, Wales &co7 Broadwel ( Haynes Campbell 4
Srong-s5 Person &co66 Buckner, Stanton Newman
Wales Dyer-2O Rotchford Brown &co-62 cotton to
Vaudeville McIlhennyl7 do Brander Hubbard-7 Edward
Male kco--l0 Ar Mt nberger Borron-6 III Brady &co-
80 Nelson &co40 Carroll &co-3u W Cox &co-74 do
Warren, Gilmore &co3 b Pauche &co-7 Wright Allen
co-59 hhds sugar MariananxlD0 bales domestcs 10
Menard Vignaud-6 casks bacon Dosen Sonic pkgs
mdse liz hides Brooks PA sacks cotton Mar
hides to Dasiva &co6 bales and sundries order
Total 1928 bales cotton.
BAYOU SARA-Per steamer D Jr-36 bales cotton to
Slaughter, Smith McRaef0 do Prchard Fiower-22
Hawkins Norwood22 Wright 4 Alen-2l Edward Naj1e X
co.'s Byrne Vance &co-l5 Turnbu &co-I,
ton W EstlinAco-8 R Carroll &co8 Payne { Harrison
Levi &co-6 Belocq Nobom 6coS Cutrer, Harrison eco
IS Harris Son52 hhds sugar Gordon Jr-5O do
10 do 40 bbs molases Roman KerRion60 bbs molasses
hhds Montgomery Whe-l3 bales domcstics Menard
Vgnaudsundes orderTotal 2l3 bales l76
sugar lU0 bbls molasses
QUARANTINE STATION-Per steamer Empire Parish
50 hhds Montgomery anite4i bbls pork Suydam
l62 scks rice 2S bran bds paper Thompson-9
rice Levy 81 sacks Rotchiord, Brown &
co-sundres to order Total 50 hhds sugar
NEW ALBANY--Psr seamer Camd en-ll4 bbls -four to
Martini Cobb &co00 do 90 bbls 10 bb apples bbs
pickles b Eihe &co-5S bbls apples Saline AGO.
DONALDSONYILLE--Per steamer Silver Heels-b bales
moss ibis molasses Braud Landrysundries order
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES
EMPHIS PACK ET6.

MEMPHIsP PACKETS.
,~ MEMPHIS PACKET ~
LINE. Small.
BUMM r K A N @ r n Mt.
Prompt Regular and Reliablei
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY.
Have adopted the following Schedule for the Summer Of
EVERY 1s5 ,,sRf sa1 FRIDAY
ess ill., i;i sil Hs.s I'''
July Oh and Ill., Hss s m 2s s.p s s,s Ill., aa
IS,s 1S,h ssh, Sept ill., 10Th ssh $50.
July 18Th Aug ss iai Sit Sept, oh 'i isih, sh
CHOICE OF ROUTES FROM MEMPHIS.
g REAT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE,
EAST And NORTH!
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
And continuous Railway connections through Eas
NEW YORK, pHrLADELPMIA, BALTIMORE WASH
INaToN, RICHMOND, PETEEsBgns, LYNCHBuK0.
NJ Express mail trains leave Memphis morning eve.
ming making connections through to New York.
THE GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
MEMPHIS AND oHIo RAILROAD.
And its Connections
TO CAIRO.
Thence to all Eastern Cities, and to
ST. PAUL, BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS, ETC.
making close connection through TO all points,
1rPassengers Tcketed through by either route,
ABaggage checked through from Memphis, aud no charge
~ Tickets good for any length Of time.
Forfresht or passage and shrpagh tickets apply
Memphis Packet Office, St. Charles Hotel, left wing
WIN. lSsLEE, Passenger Agent. a8
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Na1
GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-Per steamship suwanee
~ bales cotton 10 Kelly &co-l0 d. May &co-S do
Smith, johnson &co-32 Rugey-ll do Nelson Aco-l
bbs lard g L Dosen Sonl pkgs mdse Smith Bro-l pkg
specie Valentine &co-l9 I'D McGoy-Totai s.
bales cotton.
INDIANoLA AND GALvESToN-Per steamship Orzaba
81 bales cotton A D Kelly &co-2I do A Tuy &co-9 do
Cleveland Brothers &co6 do bag pecans Goldsmith Habe
&co-l pkgs mdse jones' Express6 hid cattle 1nbau Mehe
Total ~ bales cotton.
BoSTON-Per ship Saml Fales-assorted mdse.
NEW YORK-Per ship Glad Tidings-Assorted mdse-
consignees previously reported
RUATAN ISLAND-Per schr Isaac Toucey-Lot fruit to
Pigniola Geo. ly ~
BOSToN-Per ship Neptune-a3O tons ice to B Smith GEO.
BOSTON-Per Ship Harriet--Assorted mdse-consignees
previously reported.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Marie Louse-22 GOO feet lumber L
Merritt.
CARDENAs-Per schr Bulrush-223 hhds 81 ,erees and
bbls molasses 10 Geo Nathan.
PENsACoLA-Per schr West Florida-6oOG0 feet lumber
1000 emit sacks Thos Murray &co.
Receipts Mt the Carondelet Canal.
BILOXI-Per schr Anna--500 bbls COAL
BILOXI-Per schr Kate-23O0 bbls coal to order.
PASCAGOULAPer schr Gusava-l5O bbls sand 1000 bbls
coal to order
SHE'LL BANKs-Per schr Confdence-ao0 bbls shells.
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To the market looked rather better than yesterday with
sales or QO bales including 700 for speculation export
wi bout alteration In prices - :
Breadstufs remained wi hout material change Wheat
and Flour are steady Indian Corn rather cheaper
Lard held above the views of buyers which checks bust
49, 5a
Sugars dull and the market ia affected
by shipments Of Cnba States to
here. Prices are 3D. p cwt. lower
F.S2Uh August, ~ ocock.-The improved feeling
cotton market noticed yesterday, morning The
sales probably will reach about 1000 bales change
prices.
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Leaves MONDAY at5P,M
, ~ REGULAR BEND AND yICKSBURa
sAss Packs-The and splendid fast running pas.
e@ta@=Aa senger packet steamer Grand Duke. Sam.
APPRECIATE, MASTER will leave above Creek
ing, Lake Washington Landing Point Worthngon Carolina
Ianding Grand Lake, Ash Pitchers Point Skipwh
Landing Stock Island Landing Lake Providence Miken's
Bend Vckburg War-ntoD Grand Gulf st. Joseph Rodney
Waterproof Natchez Fort Adams Red River Landing Bayou
Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge Plaqnmine nonadsonve
aud all in ermedae landings For fresh, passage apply
board.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
Advertising Agent.
4S-The Grand Duke will take Yazoo river freight to be
shipped Vicksburg. seq
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Leaves on FRIDAY September g. Mt s M.
st. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
, @ FOR ST. LOUIS-CONNECTING AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central at ST. Louis
with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-The fine
regular passenger packet Hlayyathn e. F. Dix
MASTER will leave for S. Louis and tnerrnedss landings
East or West, apply on board. '
Hs-Passensers and shippers rely the puncuay Of
H1rNo berth considered engaged until paid for
H1A plan of the cabin aud stseroos engaged
BY applying at the Companys office 81 Camp street,
cial Place.
HThe above steamer will take light Memphis vicks.
burg Matches and all the Bends and pay strict attention
to all way and plantation business.
V1RGINIUS O. DENTzEI.,
au31 Advertising Agent
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Market Report Of Drake, Kleinwort & Cohen.

., LIVERPOOL, Aug. 70 1859.
vate hands rather cheaper. . " - g.
Consos have improved through scarcity their price closed
To-day ut 951s@955S 10 London. 55
Business remained generally dull.
in Manchester Tuesd last of warns and roods
claim ed reduction price, which on SONS escriptons
granted But the WHOLE producers well occupied
that they decline lower rates for contracts.
Cotton did not improve in demand from trade who
bought only ia small and the large quantities which
offering for SALE the regularity in
which circumstance taken advantage Spectators
aud exporters Reductions 1dt014d q pound frsm last
wesks value have occasionally bsen submitted American
kinds but we do not sufficient juHc for reducing
quotations more than ll6@ and this only qualities Just
Middling and below Midding.
The sales 33 $40 baes Of all kinds ncludsg Is O4O
American and 25y East India Consumers 0 bales
hereof. spectators ST4D. and exporters 1880. :
The actual exports bales embracing 1879 American
and 69l0 East India.
The imports CO. l65 bales Of all kinds of which
S5 6Sa American. -
The stock has consequently increased by 2
bales OF all kinda larger than last
Is S230 bales, per lerv
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lsgsS,s UNITED STATES - =
d@@SE.2 MAIL LINE To vICKsBURa. 2ssas
SATURDAY, at s O'Clock p. NJ
The magnificent o. 8. Mail packet Natchez, Capt.
T. p feathers, will leave for Donadsonvle Plsquemins
Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney st. Joseph Grand
Gulf, Warrsnton and Vcksburg EVERY SATURDAY, at s
O'Clock p. N.
The steamer NATCHEz connects at vicksbure with
the steamer DEWDROP will freight landings
Oh the Yazoo river as high up as Greenwood
The above splendid packet will
lar day without fail the hour appointed All business en-
trusted her will be promptly faithfully attended to-
so1aning money ewey other yaluablss unless regular
and the freight paid any valuabe deposited with the
clerk the passengers contained In their baggage
For freight or passage apply on board.
jel3 Adyertisine Agent.
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Below-Con,ns up.

Ship Far West Bennett days from New York, TO Wood
ruff Aco
Ship Lady Blessngton, Bennett days from Boston, to W
Dewey &co-Cargo, l0U7 tons ice to Bosworth eco
and assorted mdss. u.
Ship Montgomery, Hamilton, days from Boston, to Geo
Fosdck &co.
Ship S Parsons Crowel - days from New York. to G W
I. Hynson &co
Brig Allan Chapman Laurent, days from Havana to
PlAssan.
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
UNITED STATES -
la4nkSk SEEIWEEKLY NAIL LINE eNn6sr
TO VICKsBUR0.

~ UNITED STATES
la3}4DfS1d SEEI-WEEkLY NAIL LINE l6An1s,p
TO VICKsBUR9. =
Leaves on THU RsDAY, atsP.M.
j. White MASTER will leave for Grand Lake, Donaldson
Vile Paquemne Baton Rouge Port hudson, Bapou Sara
Red Rivsr Landing Fo, Adams Matches watsrp,oSf Rod
Bend Lake Providence Stacks Island L1ndi9g skipwhs
DAY, at5P. NJ
The steamer vIcKsBURG will take freight River
to DO reshipped on steamers Dew Drop and Home
Leaves on SATURDAY, IT'S Pm.
The magnificent U. s. mail packet Watcher. Captain
T. r. feathers, will leave for Donaldsonville, Plaque
mine Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River
Landing Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney st Joseph
at 8 p. M 49, -'
The Natchez connect. ycksburg steamer Dew Drop
and will take freight for all landings Yazoo River AZ
high ~ Greenwood, at high rates. detention
Tho mentioned splendid passenger vii
their regular days. without fall the hour apponted
business entrusted othsr will be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These boats will not be responsible any
containing money swery other valuabes urls regular
bills Of ladng taken specifying the value
BY the passengers, contained In their baggage,
Foresight or passage apply on board. to
j. J. PERSON 4 CO.,
Jel5 II Corner OF Carondeet Union treets,
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Leaves on TUESDAY. September 18th, at5P.M
ST. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
~ FOR ST. LOUIS.--CONNECTIN9 AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central and at St, Loui'
regular passenger packet Gladiator Jro. Knefeter.
MASTER viii leave for st. Louis and all intermediate landings
boye. For freight or passage apply on board.
Passengers and shippers rely the punctuay
this steamer.
kI-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
MA plan Of the cabin be and
by applying tho Companys Office 81 Camp street.
Commercial Place.
H-The above will take freight for Memphis
burg N.chz and all the ends and will pay strict attention
to ali way anu plantation business.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
audi Advertising Agent
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6ss,laO bales

The quantity known to be at from American ports
Great Britain about 900 baes against about
at this time last year. ~
The prices Of american cotton we quote as follows:
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Leaves SUNDAY, Sept. IL, at 10 A. N.
st. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
~ FOR ST. LOUIs-CoNNECTING AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central and st. Louis
= with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad-Ths
fine regular packet steamer City of Memphis,
W. j. Kounts master will leave ipterrnedi.
ate landings above For freight through tickets all
poiois, North, East or West apply board
t. is steamer.
NJ-No berth considered engaged until paid for.
AS-A plan of the cabin and
by applying the Companys ohice 81 Camp Of
Commercial Place.
RB-The above steamer will take freight for Memphis
Matches, Vckburg and all the Bends, will
tention to all way and plantation business.
VIRGINIUS G. DRNTZEL,
au31 Advertising Agent.
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Imports.

aALvEsToN-per achr Mary-e pkss mdss.
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Seipping yatslligsutt.


Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship suwane Crowsl from 1ndsnoa and Galveston to
ICHarr,-lst dist
Steamship Orlabs Place from Galveston and Indiases 70
Ship SAMUEL Fsis Young = days rom Boston. TO Hyn
Ship Glad Mdugs Dennis IS days from New York. to Aaron
Cohen-Jehn,ons p..taiS on, r,,,on IA Baxter Low
eli &co-lst dist l6 . r,..,
Ship Harriet Base days from Boston, to Geo fosd'ek
kco-lst dist 81. ,-, .. ,,a.A.
IesDsrc-jarriva Quarantine Station and cargo pev
schr Isaac Toaeey days from Ruaan Island to
riSnols ac ss62 IL, sys from cardens, to aodsubow
Iesparre-Quarantne Station:
schr West Florida Burns days from Pensacola to MASTER
Basin.
Basin.
Arrivals at the Carondeiet Canal.
schr Anna from Biloxi.
Schr Kate, from Biloxi
Sohr Confidence from Shell Banks.
schr Gusava from Pascagoua.
Steamboats,.
Golden Age, McCombs from Fort Adams.
CT Jr. McQuoid from Bayou Sara.
Empire Perish, Baldwin, from Quarantine Station.
California, Myers, from Mobile.
Camden, Hinckey. from New Albany.
Silver Heels. Efert, from Donaldsonvie.
Towboat Ivy Palmer from the Passes-towed and
the Sd inst ship Silas GreenmRn brig Kate
brought shin Sam Faes and schr Isaac Toncey, and
to Johnsons Plantation ship Glad Tidings.
Towboat Panther Rexeau the Passestowed down
the ID inst ship Andovsr bark Uncle SAM brigs
Creole and Esperanza and schr Jacinabrought ships
Neptune and Harriet Quarantine Station schr Bultrush
from Quarantine Station brig Toccoa.
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Leaves every FRIDAY, at NJ,
, r. REGULAR yICKSBURG PACKET
The splendid passenger packet steamer
$50 b. l.. Hodge, G. u. Marshall, master, Will
leave above, for Veksbdg, Warrepton Cuff ST.
Joseph Rooney Waterproof Nateh.z Fort Adams Red River
LANDING, bayon Port Hudson Baton Rouge Plaque nine
DonadsonSe and all intermediate landings freight or
passage apply board.
yIRGINIUS c. DENTZEI.
Advertising Agent.
Yazoo river freight taken with privilege Of r. shipping
a Vickeburg,
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Leaves on SATURDAY, Sept. L, at5P.M.
St. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad
r. FOR ST. LOUIS--CONNECTING AT
ls4zh Cairo with the Illinois Central and St. Lon,
with the Ohio and mississippi Railroad-The
regular passenger packet steamer Champion, Moare
will leave for St Louis and all intermediate land
ings above For freight through tickets all points
North East, or West, apply on board.
Passengers and shippers rely the punctualy Of
this steamer.
pI.No berth considered engaged until paid for.
plan of the cabin and secured
applying the Copnnys Office No 81 Camp street. Of
Commercial Place.
A The above steamer will take freight for Memphis, Nat
chez Vcksburg and all The Bends will strict
ton to all way and plantation business.
VIRGINIUS c. DENTZEI,
AQent
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AY on s AR A +,
- BAYOU SARA MAIL COMPANY
FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.

Steamer D. F. KENNER, Capt v. B. Baraneo Leaves New
day and Friday at o'clock. A>
every Monday and Friday al 5 P. NJ.
]. A. GOTTEN, Agent
No. l Tchoupitoulaz st.
the above boats, je6 49,
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kER FOR LIVERPOOL-THE AL FAST sailing
ME&f American ship Joseph Clark, Capt. Emerson
2ss now loading for the above port For freight apniy
10 CAMMACK d CONVERSE.
$780,. IS Csrondelet street,
"A cantnfn IN hoard
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6SK FOR LIyERPOOL-The AL yery fast sail
EfEA( ing American ship Celestial Empire. Captain
patch. For balance of freight, apply to '''
se5 KAXTER TOyEuT 4
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}s1R FOR LIVERPOOL-rhe Al very fast sail
H3&t ing American ship Potomac, Capt Reed is now
l.ioading and will have immediate dispatch For
freight of 800 bales COTTON apply 10 "
se7 BAyTER IovEIr 4 m
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A TT A 4 A P A q /.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIv E R poor

LIV RPOOL.
.&E& FOR LivEHPOOL-The AL fast sailing
&1MH American ship Assyrin, Capt Del1no Is now load
2e1ez8ng for The above pot For freight, apply to
CAMMACk X CONVERSE, IS Garondelet st.
pAsoases
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-26
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY !.

terday, says that nearly the whole native population
Of Cuba desire the annexation Of the Island 10 the
United States. a4. 55s,g & a{.sa
1t discusses the bearing Of annexation on the slave
trade, and says that their illegal traffic in slaves il
confined chiefly 70 Porto Rico and Cuba.
The authorities Of Cuba might II they chose sup
press it, but they would not do It, and therefore the
opponents Of the slave trade might find incentive
to advocate this bill.
The report concludes by saying that Southernera
would find peril to their institution in the annexa
ton of the Island and enlarges upon the capacity oi
the Island as afording, under proper management,
monopoly of the sugar trade of the world.
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LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.

REELECTION or FsENATOR Up. BENJAAIN
BATON RoUaE, Jan. "a, P. M.-The Democratic
Caucus reassembled at o'clock, only the friends Of
Benjamin and sandidge being present, and proceeded
to ballot.
Mr.. Gray's friends refused to participate.
The ballot resulted as follows: Benjamin 26, and
Sandidge 23-and ]. P. Benjamin was declared the
nominee of the Democratic party.
While the caucus was still in session, Mr.. Pearce
called the House to ORDER and attempted to organize
the same. ssa5t5
The clerk refused to call the roll.
Pending the discussion upon the clerks refusing to
call the ROLL the members Of the caucus entered the
House and the Speaker took the char.
The Senate soon Joined the House, and proceeded
to the election Of United States Senator.
Benjamin was elected on the first vote, which was
as follows.
Benjamin 81, Gray SO, Randell Hunt s.
BATON RoUGE, Jan. 25.-The vote for United States
Senator on joint ballot last night, was as folows;
VOTE OF THE SENATE.
| For Up. Benjamin-Beard, Cotrell, Ducros, Evans
Griffin, Goode, Hyams Moore, Pearce, Phillips, Pei
leran, St. Paul, Shadburn, Smart SHINES, Sterling
Tucker, Taylor, Talbot, Withers, and Homack-2l.
| For Gray-Adams, Burlington, .Delony, Defrees
Heard, Kidd, Laidlaw, and Mailhiot-s.
For RandeA Hunt-Chew, Gardure, and Locuel-3
| Abssnt-H. C. Mouton, Lieut. Governor.
| VOTE OF The HOUSE.
| For j p. Benjamin-Pugh, Allen, Andrews, Ar
mant Bush, Carnes Claiborne, Cooke, Cornay
Herring, Hynes, Heary, Knox, Lashbrook, Morgan
Texada, Theil, Walsh, Whitaker, wooley, ant