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beHVFs evPTY u, II O'CLOCK NJ
IT. FOR ATTAKAPAS.--via PLAQUE
mine-The regular Attakapas packet Ceres, J..
J. Labarthe, master, will be ready to receive
freight Monday for st. Nartinsve, New IBERIA Jean
all intermediate ports the route. - -
All business entrusted to her will be promptly attended
to. For further particulars apply board
j. ]. Labarhe takes this opportunity of returning his
thanks to the public and his friends their liberal
VlRGINIUS G. DENTZEL.,
jas Advertising Agent
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QALyE9H0N AND INDIANOI4A Steamship
h9ll dom; 40 bbls whisky, 40 hhds sugar
- - - - ~ hams, 100 bxs claret
vi chip Bushire. 2l54 bales cotton,
- - ~ Do, 2 bbls Is tcs lard.
Gw FORK Bark Henry 400 bales cotton, 1888
~ MGars el8 I'LL molasses.
KINGSTON "a. !. Brig Princess. .ls6 bbls pork,
l3sl hbs ~ hams, 100 scs corn, OH feet
94BRAt'TAR Brig Angela 40 hhds tobacco 100
dos ,eoo sisyes.
CHI N Hchr Central America. 1888 hhds
41Mx "a hhs m0laasss l29 hbls whisky 100 bxs can
Ag ~ ~ cotton seed, 81 pkgs mdse.
ANIME PASS, .Schr Star. 1877 bbls -four, SO do
~ h6ls pork, 20 bhls potaooes, 6 cks bacon
M hh{s sagar, AZ bbls whisky 8 bbls lime, 5
- 10 ~ brandy, 10 kgs lard, IS kgs nails, so
AT, 81 - cone, 50 pcs mahogany 81 pcs cast
!sgs le gindstonss II bars iron, plows, u boxes
hardware and eu1driea,
GxEVEeTON N. .6chr ] r Bradford. 200 pine logs
GALVESTON. .schr Cisility. 200 pine logs.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ship Tsar no hhds
sa4ar 4sl7 stayek
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Q
Leaves every WEDNESDAY atbPM
F., ~ FOR OPELOUSAS-THE STEAMER
ARSSE44t6 w. Burton. g. L. IonaiIer, master, will
Smmspor aud all landings Aehafaisya also taking
for Donaldsonvie PaqGemnes Rouge
fudon bayou Sara Morganra mouth Of Red River
freight or passage apply on board, or 10
j. M. JOHNSTON 4 CO.,
.,., No. Front Levee,
olo II Cusomhpuse street.
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 2sd inst, MsP.N
. r. M Il M PHIS AND NEW ORi,EANa
Packet Line - For Memphis and the Bends -
= The first class steamer 1nROmar, Captain n
Paris will DO ready receive freight On Monday morning
at the foot OF Girod street. and will leave above
For freight or passage, apply on board. or to
j. II. FRELIdH,
Office under the 81. Charles Hotel
This line connects at Napoleon With regular for
packets for st. Louis and Louisville.
AdRms' Express carried regularly BY this line fcl7
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Leaves on THURSDAY, 18th inst. a n m
H. FOX BOEUF RIvER-REdULAR
Point Jefferson and Roenf River packet Sou tn.
ern b. F. Goodwin, master. will positively
leave AS above tax ing freight for all landing on Bu and
Black rivers For freight or passage apply board.
-. F1RG1N1US G. DESTZEI,
ieia r. 80, Advertising Agent.
business - ' f''
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LAFOURCHE. Steamer DR. Batey. 2S hhds sugal
- bbls molasses IL hi do Lobit b Carpenter. 30l
bbls molasses Hewitt, Norton eco. &c do Toledant
9. Taylor l4S DO Washington jackson g 90 "a ae
Jno Williams &co .sundries to order. Total i5I mos
| sugar $50 bbls 100 hf bbls molasses.
WHITE RIVER. Steamer Europa. .2Ss bales cot
ton Moses Greenwood &co, II do Robson Alien "a
Bradley, Wilson 4eo e Csfses eco ~ men,
Given, Watts &co. .67 Phillips, Nixon 4co 90 M 3
4 Brady &co. Is do Campbell Strong q bales cot
ten hhds tobacco Horrell, Gayle &co 81 bales cot
A Heald Isss}e Gco. IS Id stock Noses Greenwood 4
CO. sunries TO order. Total Ga bales cotton hhds
4 tobacco.
IEFFERsON. Steamer Comet. 1873 bales cotton
Lev. QsssSy 10 e Ere Cummings sco ss Do
Philips &co Is Carroll Hoy &co. .23 Frellsen, Ste
1 ytnsorl SO. ~ Duncan & Logan ~ j T Hardie b
CO. l6 Barley, johnson &co. Is Rhorer, Higginbo-
than kco. n Heald, Massie AGO.. IL Henderson,
Terry &co g A II May &co s. A Tully Geo. lis
tcs beef Fellowes &c., .2s bbls tallow do oil 100
hides Pitcher Goodrich &co 6 slabs iron 40 scs seed
G r Cummings Aco. 80 scs seed Heald Masse &co
~ do TO ] Brady. sundries to order. Total 656
bales cotton.
TLLAToBA: Steamer suuaower .l5s bales cot
ton Nelson eco. .134 Robson & Allen. .l04 J
Groves eco. .93 Walker & Snider IS Carroll, Hoy &
co. .S5 J Persons &co. 81 W Robien. 20 Watt l.
Noble. Is Bradley, Wilson &co. ~ bales cotton Nc.
LenOfe, kayDurn eco. IL IartetOn, Whiting u TullS
~ Harding, Abbay &co. IL Block, McAfee Geo. .
Lewis Oglesby J Cromwell. IS Thornhill
&co..3 Jno Williams &c.,. Green Crump. 20
hides and sundries to order Total 1874 bales cotton.
E ATrAKAPAS. Steamer Belle Creole IS bales
cotton Il hhds sugar 40 bbls molasses Belocq Mob
lom &c0. 200 bbls molasses NJ Gordon Jr 90 do ~
hhds sugar g Sabatier &co. 40 hhds sugar SO bbls
molasses Hall, Rodd & Putnam IL bales cotton 40
hhds sugar IA bbls molasses Lobit i Charpentier 81
hhds sugar Oliver. .l3 hhds sugar 20 bbls molas
ses Bethel b Hare, 20 hhds sugar Felowes &co 40
bales cotton Giffen, Smedes &co. 10 hhds sugar Is
bbs hf bbls molasses to order q bbs molasses to
Smith, Harris Geo. 6 do to Hays, Saunders &co. 4
bales cotton Gordon i Costello 1856 hides Fredlan-
der 4 Gerson. lis nd cattle and sundres to order
Total ss bales cotton, 253 hhds sugar, 497 bbls hf
bbls molasses.
ST MARTINSVILLE. Steamer Gossamer. so
bids sugar 80 bbls molasses Smith, Harris eco, IA
hhds sugar Bogart Foley Il Avery. 200 bbls molas
ses Jeannett, Quarter Geo.. "a do ] Wyche &co.
rs hhds sugar Hall, Rodd & Putnam. is bbs molas-
ses Fellowes eco. Is do Darby & Tremoulet. 10 do
Wright, Allen &co. a do IL hf do ] H&I N Marks
Geo. IS bales cotton to Bellocq, Noblom &co 8 do
Gordon Costello sundries to order Total 81 bales
cotton 1919 hhds sugar 1872 bbls moasses IL hf bbls
molasses.
VICKSRIJRG Steamer Vicksbnrr Aq0 holas
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY, atbPM
H. = NEW ORLEANS GRAND ECORE.
Nachitochss and Alexandria Regular Weekly
60 - Paekets-The new, splendid and fast running
passenger packet Rapides C. Bsrstow master viii
cry WEDNESDAY at p. NJ, e' "
The elegant swift running passenger mack 1T Peer.
less G. Dowty master will leave for Grand Ecos Match
geometry Dnrands and Buxon's Landings Cahons Pisnta
Ito mouth Of Cane River Colc, Alexandria, Nornans Bar
M. ' - .
For freight or passage apply on board, orto
IN. MUSE 4 BRO, Agents,
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN.

FARTHER POINT, Sept. 25.-The Montreal Ocean
Mail Company's steamship North American, Capt.
Alton passed off this point today on her way
to Quebec.
She was boarded by the news agent Of the Asso-
ciated Press, and summary Of her news brought
ashore. She left Liverpool on the 14th, and her
commercial advces are mostly anticipated by the
City Of Baltimore off Cape Race.
General and Political News.
The general and political news by the steamer City
Of Baltimore and NorthlAmerican is of very i'm
portant nature. The overland mail from China,
had arrived at London, bringing the important
intelligence that hosttes had been renewed between
the Chinese and the English and French forces
before Canton.
most bloody conflict had taken place at the
mouth of the Pekin river, in which the Allied squad
ron were repused with great slaughter, and obliged
to abandon their attempt to land force and capture
the forts
The Chinese fought with great bravery and sus.
tained but little loss they protected by for
fcatons, while the English alone lost nearly 500 men
killed and large number wounded.
1t is reported that the American Ambassador to
the Celestial Empire bad arrived at Pekin and was
received in most friendly manner.
terrible accident occurred on board the steamship
Great Eastern during her trial trip.
The feed-pipe casing to one Of her tunnels ex.
ploded and five of her remen were instantly killed
while a number Of others were badly wounded.
The furniture and cabin of the steamer were con
siderably injured. The damage thus sustained il
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COLUMBIA FIRE CoxrANY No. s, Of Girod street,
IL o'clock last night, they had not made their sp
pearance uptown. On the Mexican Gulf Railroad
express trains provided for excursion parties and
the usual hour Of return Of these trains s from half
past seven to eight o'clock. The probabilities q Ne
write this, that the are OF the track some
where, and the boys having nice time OF It with the
mosquitoes.
P. Sat halipast twelve o'clock last night, the
No. boys came up town with Maneiri's band, and
torches and skyrockets and nobody hurt or missing.
The cause Of the detention Was this
The regular train on the Mexican Gulf road LETT
Lake Borgne at the usual hour, 4 o'clock. On the
prairie, mile this side Of the Lake. the loco
motive thrown from the track, By timbers which
some unhung miscreant had laid Az the train waa
not going fast the locomotive only was thrown. It
fell in the ditch by the roadside perfectly wrecked
the engineer and fireman saving themselves by jump
ing, and landing in the mud and water up to their
middles It was considered lucky that nobody Wa
hurt.
The accident caused such delay that the express
train with the remen did not leave till long TINA
was brought back and hiched to the express train
and with the double load and the necessary stoppagss
Of the regular half Of the train it was very late when
| the whole arrangement reached the city.
The No. boys, so We heard, had splendid time
with their targetshooting feasting and frolicking
generally and were not bit out Of humor on account
Of the accident which delayed their return till after
midnight
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To Country .Merctasefs.
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
PURE COGNAC BRANDY In BOTTLES

am supplying the trade with pure Cognac Brandy in
bottles both for nedc and private Tho immense sue
that has crowned efforts place pure Gin within the
reach Of ALL under tho Of Aromatic schedam schnapps
and drive Of the market the perncous cmpunds sold as
Gin throughout the country led many leading druggss poh
ecares and medical for some years past to oct me 70
the In regard to the article OF Brandy
should have complied with these requests from all quarters
long ago. from by the fact that owing to the
exorbtaDt prices Brandy 10 France the
sornes the for years there was no chance
being ate to import the choicest Brandy bottle and
sell at moderate prices. Fortunately for the grape
for the last and previous the for this
abundant and prices Of Brandy have fallen the standard
ten The duty Brandy is also seventy cent
lower, and have made with Brandy
exporters in France of the highest repue regularly
ceivng consignments Of the best Cognpc Brandy which
bottng ard selling Wolfe's Genuine Cognsc Brandy
guarantee with se labels certificates the Brandy
bottled by me- rs the unadultersted article will be
found, when used medicine beverage, or cordial
heahtfu and nvgorang II has been ter of universal
complaint that bottle of pure, urmxed French Brandy
very difficult to obnin and the purchaser nine times ten
deceived with vile manufactured imitation OF all
cpticns OF ardent spirits, Brandy from its high price, has
been the article that mixers and sellers have their
attention to- and millions of gallons Of the socaied French
Brandy have been scattered annually through land
have been the primary cause OF MURDERS suicides craees
and Crimes and have sent thousands early grave self
destroye, from deum tremens maniaa potu and horrors
names unknown until unpncpled men began to make mad
denng compounds sell as the pure French Brandy
The virtues of French Bra dy need not be told by
They known throughout the world medicine mild
stimuan is the French nation poeticay it, Eau
de la vie" the Of life this applies only
and unadue Manufactured with the fearful Dgre
dents that make good imitation becomes death drink
thousands Of To remedy fearful
evil have commenced importing Brandy bottlng It,
selling it as "Woes Genuine Cognac Brandy" daily
receiving orders from the druggists apothecares in all
parts Of the Union, to sell It for medicsl purpose
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
No. % Beaver street, New York.
n Agents in New Orleans: z. Hart Co.. A. D. Grief
Co., j. Il. Moore Il Go. sell 2Dlm
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OLYMPIC La QUArRE CLuB.-This club yesterday
elected their officers the list being officially promul
gated in the proper part Of paper. meeting Is
called for tomorrow evening. La Quatre' ia one Of
the most and exciting Of the Louisiana field games,
and has had quite revival this season. See the OFF.
cial notice elsewhere,
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Domestic InteIII.ene.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Sept. 25.- Yesterday, tie -
INST. being the time specified in the eontEact of
the Government with MessFs Hyde 4 Naetie for IL
completion Of the work Of clearing out he soaibwsss
Pass survey was made by Col Fuller, of Tho q. 8.
Engineer Department, and the required depth oe Is
feet as called for by the contract could nos be found
10 great part Of the channel only depeh u Is
to l8 feet could be obtained By the nnst c6reill
sonndings. The channel Il The Pass Iausss -
filled up considerably since the late heayy blow h0u
the Southeast. e - "
Thanks to Mr. ". q. Wells, the oblisisg nasaes
of the Balize Telegraph Office for the Above rspossI
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 25.-The Ohio river st t6i1
point is rising today, with six feet 81 water il u
canal, and four feet on the falls.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 24.-Advices from Santa Fe, New
Mexico, state that q duel had been fought between
Judge Watts and Senor Otero, the candidate Tor C0n-
gress from that Territory.
Both escaped unipured, their seconds having inter
fered after the third exchange Of shsss, nethef q
which took effect. nv, l4@57s N
1t is reported that Otero is elected delegate to Con
gress by about 1400 majority.
Advices from Arizona state that Lieuteuant Novry
has been elected as delegate to Congress from thst
Territory. 75El
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Opposition. State Ticket.

OppOStttO1a State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR, @7=-4
THOS. j. WELLS, Of Rapides.
FOR LIEUTENANT-GOvRRNOR,
Hon. JOHN RAY, OF Ouachita.
FOR ATToRNEY-GENERAL
THOs. j. DURANT, Of Orleans.
FOR AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS "-
MATTHEW WATSON, OF Caddo.
FOR TREASURER,
DIR. JEHU PERKINS, of f.. Baton Rouge.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
Hon. E. w. BLAKE, Of Terrebonne.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC EDUCATION,
IL. II. CUNY, of CatahouIa.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
FIRST DISTRICT.
DIR. PHILIP YEIsER, Of Orleans.
sel9 2ptd
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HE MASTER BUILDERS YIELD.
zpLos1oN ON THE GREAT EASTERN.
FIVE OF HER r1REMzs K11LED,.
z scHAmYL A PRISONER AT LAST,
I.r IN. NATIONAL AND SOUTHERN LINES. J

CAPE RACE, Sept. 24.-The steamship City of Bal.
timore, Captain Leitch, passed of this point last
night. She left Liverpool on Wednesday, the 14th
instant and touched at Queenstown, leaving that
port on Thursday, the 18th. She was boarded OF
this point by the steam newsboat of the Associated
Press, and summary of her news was obtained. Her
advces five days later than those received at Hall
fax and Boston by the Arabia.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 15-The sales of Cotton during
the three business days ending on Tuesday evening,
were $4,000 bales, of which 1000 were taken by
SPECTATORS and $500 bales taken for expectation.
The market closed dull on Tuesday. Prices were
easier but the quotations by the Arabia were gene
rally maintained. Some authorities report decline
Of lie.
The sales of cotton on Wednesday were 5000 bales,
of which 1000 were taken by spectators and export
ers The market generally closed very -Middling
Orleans lie; Middling Mobile 1916.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE intelligence from China
announcing the renewal of hostilities has had de-
pressing effect on the funds, which have declined
to /. Consols for money closed at 95t to 954.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. A.-The advices from Man
chester and the manufacturing districts are generally
of favorable character although the latest advces
state that the demand for goods and yarns were less
active, and the market closed dull and quiet.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1.-THE Liverpool breadstufs
market generally closed with an advancing tendency
and nearly all descriptions had slightly advanced.
The provision market generally closed steady at
the quotations by the Arabia.
Latest.
IBy Telegraph to Queenstown.l
LONDON, Sept l5.-The funds opened to-day with
better feeling, and have fully recovered from tn,
effect of the news from China.
Consols for money closed at 95i to 953.
The steamship saxonia, from New York, arrive,
out on Wednesday, the l4th.
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BUSINESS NOTICE. - Notice is published that
Messrs. James L. Wibray and L. Heyliger have en-
tered into copartnership under the title Of Wibray
& Co., with view to transactins an exchange, dis
count and stock brokerage business at l2O Gravier
street.
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LEvEE CONTRACTORS are referred 70 an advertise.
ment calling for sealed proposals.. which VIII IS re.
ceived at the CourtH House Of the Sixth Juce q th
Peace, in Algiers, for building levee IN mont d
certain property on that bank Of the river.
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4URTHRR ~ TEI err q DAIaImoR

The English and French fests q - nough II -
Relic numbered two ships of w. H., ssvsl las1s
Steamships Of war, and ten gurbossk M
Among ths wounded IL the Admiral of ~ ug11A
feet
No further attempt to attack the forts viii ~ M1s
ct present, owing to the wsat Of ssnfdcieaay -
land force, and Il il probable that nearly yeaT N
elapse before sniciest reinfssesmsnt can reach -
Allies to enable Them to make sscceaful sttac4s
No serious interruption TO IL CAins trade =, low
ever, anticipated.
TIE buildefs strike IN LondcM Aas tsrinfnated IN
iavof oi the workngnsn, tie leading boiIding Erms
ano master builders having yielded TO the demand Of
rule. ~ - = - -.>-'. =
ING hing Of Belgium has gone 10 Francs 70 confer
"'1n 'ne Emperor NapoleeA The object Of hs visit
u reported 70 have references 10 deae.lsv besween
Austria ard Belgium.
IL Is reported that both the Freuch - Enelfuh
Governments have agreed TO the sen,.,hs.. q e.-.
gress OF all the great powers fos ~ puruos = =
settlement Of the Italian quest,su.
The recently published articgs wh5eh "
the Paris Monifeuv upon The suhjess, - vSirk
attracted 70 much attention. ID did u - -
directly from The Emperor himself ssss3 as2ss
The National Assembly d Parma hays =
mously voted the expulsion Of the house of n y
and in favor Of the aunexation Of Pafms q HISS
mont. sssss
King Victor Emanuel Is disbandisg lii uny, -
furnishing them with passports 70 Tuscany and 10
dens, for the purpose Of swelling Tie army of csa
Italy.
schamyl, the noted and brave Circaslian chia, hae
finally been made prisoner BY the R1asa troops ~
sent to st. Petersburg.
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THR STEAMSHIP AExICo.-See the complimentary
card Of Mr.. Collins, on behalf Of the rsst Of he
passengers Who came out from New York By The
steamship Mexico.
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Stnger's
3 E w N G. CHIN ES

Stnger's
8 E w N G M HIN E s !.
The fact Is established that SINGERS SEWING MA
CHIMES with recent great improvements have rival either
for the ne sewing That they have given universal
abstraction has been shown by certificates published in mostly
all the in this State and other certificates have
been published be given like Of any other
Sewing Machine.
SINGERS FAMILY
And
PLANTATION SEIVING MACHINE,
combined, has rival for fine work, and will leather
trace beautifully using either coon silk fax thread Ser
wants learn readily them hours and they
substantial that they be out Of order except
by violent msussge abuses and will last lifetime. Those
who will take the trouble inquire will find that ninetens Of
the clothing and shoes sold in this city made Singers
Sewing Machines and there doubt they used
than all others put together.
The undersgnsd has sold thousand Singers Ma
chnes Of which has returned though they
all guaranteed eighteen months.
in the beauty and decaey the stitch in the simplicity se-
gance and durability OF the Machine.
Singers Machines beautifully ornaented and sold
in handsome If desired.
have ust received large supply Machines by the Ca.
hawba and all those who have been obliged wait now be
supplied forthwith.
WALTER BENNETT, Agent,
se?3 2p6 No. SO Camp street.
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NUMBER l72.

dependent Americans" and the numbe, NJ otb.r
omcers be saw marching In the Icdspend.nt Amer.
ican procession Fridsy evening! Perhaua ~ 4 ~
kar from right. = -''
Mr.. Peter Kaiser Is the Independents Am.ric.np
nominee for Assessor Of the Fourth District W.
haven't word to say against Caesar, but how t,,e
Conventioa could suddenly transform . lifelong
Democratic Dutchman into an +" Independent Amer.
can" surpasaes our powers Of comprehension. Bat
so many strange things have happened lately, that
we shall not go in quest Of information. And this
closes the list Of nominations made on Friday even
ing, 80 far as any report has been made.
1t seems to as the Independent Americans" Jared
badly in the Independent American" Convention.
Out Of the ten persons nominated they only got two
certain, possibly three at the outside. The equity
of this division is not apparent to u.s. but il they
satisfied we are The Custom House was treated
rather badly, we must all admit as it only got three
out Of the ten nominees.
Whatever the friends of this ticket may say in its
favor, thing is certain In respect is it supe
ror to the American ticket are the persons il
whit more entitled to public confidence and sup
port. In its personnel the American ticket is not
only unexceptonable, but on the score Of fidelity,
capacity experience and trustworthiness it is alto
gether unequaled. Hence, we calculate that the
Independent Americans" will be beaten by at least
two thousand votes on the First Monday in Novem-
ber and that this cunningly devised scheme Of the
arch-ntriguer to promote bis success in January
1861, will be the cause Of his utter overthrow Had
the Democratic (slidel State and Parish Committees
abded by the usages Of the Democratic party instead
OF utterly repudating them they have done in this
instance, called primary meetings. elected delegates
| to Parish Convention, nominated q straightout
ticket and made straightout fight they might have
elected some Of their friends to the Legislature As
it is, we doubt whether they will elect one. They
have absolved, by their own neglect, all Democrats
from their allegiance, and no Democrat is bound to
vote for the ticket they have got up, or any other
they may hereafter get up In playing for the sup
port of few dsafscted Americans they have lost the
hold they might have retained upon their entire party
If this isn't losing game we unable to understand
what would be.
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
---~'sOs->---- ls.s
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE CITY OF BALTIMORE OFF CAPE RACE.
THE STEAMSHIP NORTH AMERICAN OFF
1 FARTHER POINT.
THE CHINESE WAR RENEWED
DLooDY ENGAGEMENT WITH ALLIED FLEET.
SQUADRON OF THE ALLIES REFUSED,
NEARLY FIVE HUNDRED BRITISH KILLED.
England Agrees to an European Congress
THE sARDINIAN ARMY JOINING GAR1BALD1
GREAT BUILDERS STRIKE AT AN END
THE MASTER BUILDERS YIELD
EXPLOSION ON THE GREAT EASTERN
FIVE OF HER FIREMEN KILL d
e sCHAnIYL A PRISONER AT LAsry