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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 80 Custornhouse street. nesr
ll Royal streeFor the Cure Of Old Chronic, Mercura,
Syphtc and all Private Diseases without Mercury hndranc
rom business exposure to friends and
sl
unparalleled which attended Janes
lice In all parts OF the United States and Europehe many
he has effected whcn
able by the most eminent physicians ustfes him in offering h
services the confidence of the unfortunate. The following
of the diseases termed "Prvae" and of which,
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies, DR.. james
maneny graduates namely prmary secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections of falss however
complicated they Discusses of the Back
aammaon of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism, Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers Tumors and all Diseases of the Skin
Dr. James would also call the attention especially Of those
who have privately and improperly injured themselves In that
ting them for either business society viz Constitutional De-
by Impoency. The following Of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits of YOUTH viz
Weakness of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dmness
Vision Muscular Power Papltaon of the Heart Dys
pepsia Nervousness Irritabty symptoms of Consumption
dreaded Loss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas Depression
Spirits Evil Forehodings, Aversion to Society Self Dsrus
Love Of Solitude Tmidy etc. of the evils produce
All persons afflicted with of the above symptoms shoud
fail to call Dr. James and be at restored to perfect
health let false decacy prevent but apply ut and
the awful and dreadful consequences of this
weakness Of the organs immediately cured full vgor
restored.
Remember The Medical House of DR.. Jamess 81 Custom
Private separate reserved Hours of attendance
from A. NJ. to 8P. NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential
Gonorhes cured in twenty -four hour
or no pay. DIR. JAMES,
d. iy az Customhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-16

There were some transactions in Exchange to-day
for remittance purposes The counter rate for checks
on New York was par. Double AL drawers sold at
Lie dis A round amount in bank checks was sold
at an 18th dis and good commercial drafts at sight
were sold at BIG dis; three and five days sight at
from 3-l6 l@5-le dis; thirty days sight at from T.
ola dis; sixty days sight at l, ii, l3@l4 get dis
Sterling dealt in for clear bills lO9 1891 l093
1899, and some special names at 1904. One or two
large dealers were buying at l09@lO9t. Bills with
documents were rather quiet. There was one sale to
the extent of 500 bales at l084-extremes running
from l0s@l0sl. Francs are only wanted for remit
lance. We note sales Paris direct at SIS, though
dealers will purchase on the least chance for gain
The extreme rates run from 5.2O@5.l24. There are
banks and bankers drawing sight at 5.0s2
There has been very little doing this week in un.
The usual facilities for obtaining exchange
on Europe for any sums, large or SMALL continue, SO
all travellers may well provide themselves with the
usual requirements here instead of New York. Our
bankers and agents connected with Europe furnish
funds available in any part Of the world.
There has been very little coin received this week.
The semi-monthly supply from Brazos St. Iago may
not arrive before Monday next. American silver coin
is daily bought and sold. The supply is not large
nor is there any probability of its being increased for
the present. Mexican dollars continue in good d.
mand at l05@l054.
Land warrants are without change. The supply is
amply sufficient for the demand. The entries are
falling off daily.
We annex our usual weekly quotations of coin and
uncurrent money, being the rates of John Wood cor
ner of Camp and Common streets:
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rREATBARGAINS-G BARGAINS.
FORTY PER CENT. DEDUCTION.
G. Dupuy,
No. 81 ROYAL STREET between Cuomhouse and Bienyile
Streets New Orleans.

streets, New Orleans.
Just open an extensive assortment Of French German
LoOKING.GIASSES, Gilt Frame and limitation do; Orna.
Plain Wood Of style for Glasses Portraits
Engravngs Photographs, etc.
His superior and splendid stock Is offered at forty cent
than last and twenty cent below the lowest mar
ket prices.
N B.-Every area guaranteed, and the choice Locking
Glasses with The above considerable dedlc
ton the discount allowed and the decline in glasses
Gliding guaranteed for ten years.
An immense Gallery Of Paintings. Engraviags and Litho
graphs by the greatest masters Is exhibited for sale at
siderable reduction.
large variety Of Tassefs. Pins, Clasps etc. n
PARTET AND AMBROTYPE GLASSES.
FOR SALE-A of Stereoscopc Views excessively lew
to close consignment,
AS-Paintngs Renovated. nils en-
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cArrLx nARKE7.

JEfFERsON CITY. April H. 1852
Arrived l4l head Of Cattle, 200 Hogs, and lot Of
Sheep. The best Western Cattle is held at 1lA@l2c.
b. net, but hear Of sales Of Sheep the views Of
buyers and sellers being far apart. We continue our
quotations with but little alteration:
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nATHMNar OF COTTON

stpck on naho not
TOBACCO. There has been an unusually active
movement in the Tobacco market during the past
week, and sales to the amount of fully 1900 hhds.
have been reported, all, however, on private terms,
except few lots including 20 hhds. at &c., 10 at u
60 at rs at g. 43 in four lots at 81, Is at A. IA at
81, and at SIC. y b. ..5
Prices have been rmer for the better qualities but
easy for the lower grades though the transactions
generally have been within the range of quota
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The transactions in coffee have been rather slack
this week, though the receipts liberal-say fully
$4,000 bags, including one cargo of 1000 bags de-
tanned at quarantine, under the belief that some of
the sacks may contain little yellow fever. We don't
know but it is about well to subject vessel and
cargo to the arbitrary exactions of the age at this
time as in the month of August, and only say
pire la Quarantine, uiue la Humbug.
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EQa ~ s KS SSskksE 4A4 s6,s sAEk7

" sgd ai:s January 1859 Passenger Trains will leave
in~ rans sv,cs e. dny q snd $50 r. ~, srTiv
Returning, will leave Canton M7 81 a. NJ and e62P NJ
arriving at Nov Orleans at + 30 p. NJ and 81 30 A. N "
Ll0P.M. " 1865 49, 1 "i'se us'y AZ
Freleht must be At the Depot BY o'clock r. NJ on the day
previous the departure Of the train vii law over
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: sls' s ;ss
- -
Af'ne Jor Opetousas.--Ths saauucb, Hgat &xu1e
and regular passenger packet Alias, Capl ". @. 4
Neal Commander, leaves u u O'Clock r., tstsy, ~
opeiousas and Bayou DeGiaise.
Dsek Ndsh for 1sasGs~-Thb thin aad asuzch
nue. packet leaves fcs Lower Tsuls NM - q -
- tne beyous and Black Sfyer q o'cloek ~
s ~ Capt "a. Jons y an 4 conmasd, -
:. ~. Aoofe, ner cofrece clerk, fsnaans q HI
-, =. :. .ne once.
- -. ros'ea for Red Ris0-Rksxa~ Pseka.
.ue Wy popular and regular aitesnaes gs1ndsy i
1n.ssepoi. passenger packet b ". Powell, Capsais
:. =. IMi., commander, and Capt JsH. Eltss, =
s''seu " Mt Cetlos, Clerks, leaves psBesaslly
s.o e''0A .as evening Tor Shreveport and inssse
ne"'s.e iano'Dss q hed itvK II P6WsN hdse
nae c.o'n sno eAce''ens eassW Btissg.
nef omeefs are ~ wen Known y tais city = esn1D
men o. experience IN taen ssvasi dsDastmsu1l
conecs IN an matsefs o. Dssne0 intsusae1 ~ -
nsnds' ana sstentive 70 ne ecneoes q tbefk
Remember the Powell tbis evenisg
II. NJ. McHGe for ne OuaeAifs.-1hk lasuD,
splendid and swiftrunnins passenger ras1nt 3 ~
regular steamer for Trenton today, nakiag "a ~
intermediate landings on Ouachits and ~ yfss
The MeRae comes and goes with NJ r1alEdge
clock work, and is constantly increasing = -
larity. Capt J. W. Tobin Commands, asd u. e.
Work! remains in charge of his well6lled pa ~.
hind the desk.
Golden age for Fort AdAMs-1hs really slsgae
and substantial passenger packet Goldso A., Ctges
.. memo, commander, and Ar. ]. A. Dunhns, clerk
leaves u O'Clock this evening. Remenbes hsf
Na'eaez Jor IseksbsTg~-The superb asd regnl9
weekly Y. 8. mail and panesssr packet Matches,
CAPT i. r. Leafhefs, Commander, and nann. 6Das
man snd 1ratef, eierks' leaves = aAcve q - rsgn-
laf nooi' ocsock TINS sysahE CsPs. I11ahsss
makes II point 70 Leave psncasauy = ~ $500
sno PASSENGERS VINO oe.'fe 20 ussea ~ - - -
.ncompefao'e packet sDoulo oe g nceia = ssl1s1
luz .'.,."ee 0o.'1ss's = ssAss.se -
leeu'Ai i.1oo i've pAcAe's, sne aAe. u
po,o's on s1'ss tributary = n1en ~ = N
NIp'oes Jor u'1"a Leo's.-ine sely - ID
Ropu'.t paasensel P.sees nsP'oe., Csps. 80 =
~ 0.%nAuer isAsss = ocaocA .n1 =
" oiaru Ioo1s -. Ano'ls g
Ane Asposs rss 49, - -.
.n1 = - ~ ,f. 80
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- .',s' =. =. . =.
=. .e =, 49, = = 80. -
GO re = -. ~. 60 =. =
oo.'s = usss' - = y ID
WIZ .AeeAeA' p1-ss'ss' " - n
1o's ss.,. nel' =. ssi.
4.''.1" ny ~ ~ 800 w a.
pacss' M,,on ne'., osp. - ~.
mr. eAm WE, SlelA, leasss - ocsoc. - -
10y, Ing ~. L.As p.s.sue4a 10y .n'ei
LUG ne' % nens u'.uso' s"As 10 - - =
Sens.' appo'u.'1sus
iss'an' =" 'ev0so'' = Ine vesy seSM -
nsneuiaasn' p.'sussl p.cAes teps. ~
" Dens!'W, com".noer' sne fesuAr - ~
paeAe' ior ao.y, leaslns ponesusiiy 9 2 oesesk
'n'S evening ol ssnefson ano in.efnedase laag
y" neu fAseI. ~ As'e6tsM y - - = = -
Nth comfort and ele1ance I'm bAs Ies& fSfr,
49, -. II W. - ~ ~ IA
se 1eiee'a" n'aoe sne Iun Ifv@ AIexA1oS1s tQ IN
city IN the unprecedented time OF tsceNtrae ketys
which In n suficient endorsement of her gye6f
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= NEGROES FOR SALE.

II have inst received ONE HUNDRED idRBIY M
GEOES IRON Virginia Mary Land, aEong them soaa
good Blacksmhs Cooks Washers rcuess al u yhich
are for sale accommodating terms for cash cs
cepience, and will be receiving fr sh during
Those intending purchase would well osce
0harres and Espnade Streets opposite the house q
John B. Smith.
n22 If JOSEPH BRUIN,
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| Ath @rItans 4aiIp Grtsfeut.
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL 10, 1859.
Astu @rlfans Nlnntg 5tlarkfi.

.n Friday Evening, April Is. 1859
The weather to-day partook Of something Of a Lap
land feeling and caused its influence to be felt in the
Money and Paper market. The general money mar
ket had chilly aspect for owners and holders Of
money. There were some few negotiations known to
have reached contracts, among which were some of
eight and nine months AL paper at the rate Of gct
y annum.
Accounts of creyasses, breaks and overfows still
continue to accumulate and crowd us sufficiently
numerous to frghten the least timd capitalists. 1t
appears to that some parties have nothing else to
do but to attend to the rise and fall of the water in
the river. variation of half or an inch is chron-
cled something Of the highest consideration. We
have only to say to capitalists lay aside your charts
abandon your fears if the worst to the worst,
you will not lose more this year than you have for
the last five years, and that is very diminutiye
amount
The following are the rates of interest ruling this
week
First class locSl2 months psper.........5 @51zRct
4@s months ,carcs an neglected. es se
GOOD e fair maturing next reason after lit
r.teis.s Mortgages, iisa noah: 'aSSs al, H.
Second third. class mo.issges s at Fet
oooo Country pspef... t11GqL0 Pct
Inc usual tonsoral transactions among small deal
ers transpre daily, grades of paper being sold
at from l@ll get % month.
The activity which prevailed last week and the
week previous in the stock market has fallen away
though while bank shares are held at no higher
figures than they have been for three weeks past
there is very little desire to invest. We learn that
the Directors of the Southern Bank of St. Louis
intend to open books in this city for the subscrpf
ton of 100000 as an increase to the capital O
the bank. Due notice will be given by the parties
designated or required to act commissioners, when
they will be prepared to open books for subscription
There have been some Bonds sold this week Most
of the holders of the City Consolidated Bonds seem
willing to swim sink with the city, and do not care
about selling at present quotations There was me-
gotiation going on to-day for Gas Light Company
| stock.
The following are the values of shares and bonds
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d a. FAHNEsTOCK,s YERnrIEuGE-

This safe and only eectua remedy for been more
extensively used by regular practising than
proprietary medicine which has Its Appearance ID
the United States. 49,.
is used with the utmost freedom confidence ~ Rens-
who have attained enence in the medical profession In
all the Mdae, Western and Southern States,
great cause Of its popularity 10 the fact that nothing
yet been discovered which be substituted place
that be used in all without any
suit Its perfect safety recommends to every parent
secreted within the system iii will speedily expe
them without fail But in order TO obtain the genuine article
he is buying b. A. FAHNEsToGK'S vERMIFUGE, and no
other. - MIL lr&W
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Horse Car will leave the city morning at O'Clock,
and Lake every night hour the arrival
tie last steam train.
Extra special trips when required by notifying the
ductor. X.
will stop at the Station House, GENTLY Ridge
when called npon except mail trips but the
must have timely notice. nj If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-16
CHARLES HEIDsIECK CHAMPAGNE

This celebrated Wine, of the above we'll known brand has
been and viii be- received by the undersigned in
quantities TO meet the increased demand Of dealers and
sumers Thoroughly satisfied the evidence
that comes from the closest neal dant OF the old and
first established house Of aedsick Co. Of Rheims they have
to distinct on before the public generally than
tofore The superior quality Of this satisfy any
well have besn brought 70 bear
perfection his wine and to worthy Of the name
Frequent the United States enabled him more
fully to understand and appreciate tastes and W shes Of
and Of his having proed BY that information
the wine unsurpassed for rs rich bouquet and
excellence The varieties of brands Of Champagne
greatly confuse the purchaser the lovers
good genuine wine must ok for Heidseck
in full on the label we'll the corks capsules
7. ". BAYAUp Co.
General Agents for North America, New York
Charles Hedsieck b. obtained in quantities at the
besides many here nam
and retail with all the principal hotel keepers.
ED. HART & CO.,
j. H. 4 j. N, MARKS.
II,
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ALTIM OR E -,

B a L NJ q r E.
E%R FOR BALTINIORE.-R LINE
MNN The AL fast sailing packet brig Tnllulah, W. E.
HrPlummer, master having most Of her cargo engaged
will have dispatch For balance of freight passage apply
GEORGE w. HYNSON & co.,
az 81 Camp street.
ks&K FOR BaLTIMOHE-REGuLA LINE
$TYA The fine, fast sailing schooner FL. w. Fry, Capt
kSMRrshal having of her cargo engaged will have
quick drpatch For balance freight apply board
Lower Picayune Tier, Or to
G. W. HYNsON & CO.,
! fel6 80 Camp street.
EssR FOR BALTIMORE REGULAR LINE
NSAA PacketsTbe fine clipper schooner w. L.. Mon
AaSatagus, Carmian, master, having all of her cargo
engaged, will have dispatch For balance Of freight apply
GEO. W. HYNSON Co,
fe5 81 Camp street
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

B qsM4fSsAHhIlIE ~. q CO.'S ISLAND. OF CUBA
s!ghtto MstanEaa Oardenas villa Clara sssus Ia
s snds EcmsdiS, Nusviias, Puerto Princps ssntaeo de
s s,ss q co ws. Fare Suites
enaugs for the United aforna and Europe
feis n Nc" of'sans, BEDDING CO.,
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GALLERY OF OIL PAINTINGS FOR SALE.
No. seARoNpELET STREET WEST SIDE.

The subscriber wishing to visit Europe offers at private
sale his large valuable collection OF Paininss and
CRAVINGS insisting Of Original Pictures BY some q the best
braed ars-a selected, and some paiaed during many
artist In the principal cities Of the Gvn
nent and ii his country The public invited GILL
anime the collection which be from O'Clock A.
N'' - e'9 ROBERT GscHwIerT,
m2i I'm No. 5 Carondslet street. west side.
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oCK HOLM.

AxE- &FOR GOTHENBORCsa and STOCKHOLM
- ~. Tho superior Swedish bark Charles TOttfe.
Capt. Priz having most of her cargo engaged viii
have quick dispatch. For freight apply 10
ala BAXTER, LOWELL & co.
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P Ill A D ELP HIA.

kkR FOR PHILADELPHIA REGULAR
MA\ Line Packes-Tbe AL fast sailing packet bark Free
.derick Lsnnig, snmner, master having most Of
freight having fine accommodations apply on
board opposite Post l9. First District, or
al2 GEO. W. HYNSON h CO., 80 Camp street.
k{R FOR PHILADELPHIA- REGULAR
MTNN Line of Pnrkes-The regular packet bark Sara.
sS4k1gossa, Foote, MASTER having most of her cargo
engaged will have quick dispatch For balance of freight
GEO. W. HYNsoN &CO.,
al ann street..
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u fore existing between PINNIGER 4 MARTIN. Shin
wrgh in Agisrs is this day dissolved by mutual
The affairs Of the concern will be liqnidaed by Capt B.
ROBERTSON who has been duly appointed purposes
Per.ons having agapst the late m WIN please pre-
them him fer settlement persons indebted will make
80 - JAMES NJ PIwNIGER,
New Orleans, March 2, 1879 - ma Isl
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F L f EFT W o O D

kR FOR FLEETWOOD-THEA Al BREMEN
NkRM bark Eyerhnrd Dellus, Capt. Hohnholz, is now
sSe2A W. loading. For freight, apply 70
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g EN- GA

SSR FOR GENOA-THE Al FAST SAILING
Nxk&N American ship Edward LYMAN. Capt Neil
loading for the above port, will quick
- up. WHITNEY Co.,
IS Garondelet street.
For passage apply to the Captain on board. fell
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kER FOR GENOA-PASSAGE ONLY-THE Al
k4A. fast sailing American ship Chas. Davenport.
s2A Captain Kelly, is loading for the above poit.
passage osy, apply TO the Captain on board
fe5 j. p. WHITNEY ( CO.. IS Garondelet street.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
Mes.age Of the Governor Of Massa-
chUlselts.

Boston, frday, Jan. Y, ioJ).
Governor Banks was Iosng gdrated today, AMI de-
hv.red il merrsg- to both branches OF the Lsg'Ss
tue. IL qJie ug'hy, exclusively confined Ia S'ats
lssTs, ard gives encouraging account of the ma
trial progress Of the Common weath.
Tie Bark re'urps sho~ tbst, While the specie Ia
bsnks hss been increased TO sl ll27IJ, against 81
Gil (97 las, year.
III. loans have beep decreased 10 the asme period Of
tine from $S2 45S 5,2 TO $l0i G62 9i7 iadicspg that
tie sbilit, spd corfdsbce derived from larger
uIt OF specie has enabled the bssks to iocreese
the su,ouht Of IOsIs, from Vhica their profits srs
derived.
Tn. expenditure Of the pas. year for educational
purposes was 81 IA i88. The pumber OF cLdreo be-
tween aud ID years Of age 10 2l3 Of, Of whom 2lS-
l9e have been &C atts niabce upon 'he scbscs ourag
the year, showing a increase N etenfacee OF u,
pupils on ls. ycsr TIE School Fund from shics or
sJt'sm of schools Is suppo'ted is ahoct 81 $50 go.
TIE Gnv.rpor recommends the Schsol Faut 70 b
pe'rssd to three mions from the sale Of laod % the
Beck Boy.
Tie public cebt is 81 3li coo; for the psyuest Of
whic, IL becou'es one. the most ample pfevisioa
ard s<cud'y hhs be- made.
The message Tsc"mueIds re'reschmeut IL Coan1
expsr di'prss, especially in Sibo,k County.
Tie Governor makes 70 alusion wtsteyss to Ne
iopsI poh'ice.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
vii take the lesd-to drive tie Frse-S,ste settlers
oqt Of Southern Kanssa

IF the telesraphc summary Of the coutents Of
the in,tru -tions given by the Navy Dep.rtmen: to
Com McIno.h, and just laid upon the table Of the
House can be at al relied upon, the Navy D-part-
inert would seem TO have been playing directly
into the hands Of the fllibu. ers. TIE entire fnft
Of these instructions is, How not to DO il. TIE
Commodore Is expressly directed not to "'ize any
vessel, nor to 90 sny act upon mere susPicIon-a'
though in most cases Of tiis sort su,pIcion sere
not TIE sole glound Of procedure. lie is also
significantly reminded tina. the Pr-siteb. regarded
the seizure of hfbnster Waller BY Com. Paultiug,
as grave error which Com. Mcintosh is thus
solenDly warned not to iIIit,te. He IS warned
further not to interfere 90 land, nor in an, haibor
for tie purpose Of arres'ing any hllibustering
expedition, TIE idea VI our Government
sppareIily being, thst the whole crime
Of tiliibusteIng consists in tie ntent merely AID
that if once that intent be carried into sction the
flibusters become, BY that act Of piracy and rob-
bery, persons toward whom cautious neutrality
is 10 be adopted Indeed, the emphatic direction
TO the Commodore that he must Interfere to the
full extent of his power-both in harbors and on
lard, as seems TO be mpitd-to protect the per-
sors end property Of our citizens engaged IN lawful
business, would seem 10 be intended as hint 70
the Commodore that fllipu-ters once landed must
no longer be regard ed as criminal. to be arrested,
bnt ss our citizens" entitled 10 protection.
Unless the telesrapbic reporter at Washington
has gros.ly misfePr. sented these Instructions
and be does Lot often make mistakes in
inrious to the AdmnstratiOn-it is impos
sible not to see that the whole drift is to
convey the idea to the Commodore that be should
do just enough to save appearances, and throw
dust into the eyes Of people; but nothing wnst-
ever-if it could possibly be ayoided-to cut short
the career Of the fllibusters. Just in the same
way as the Federal authorities at Mobile and New
Orleans, after making q great parade Of their
intention to stop the fibusters, have finally
allow I'd them to sail, so Com. Mcintosh Was to
make great show of srrestng the fllibu.ters, but
was, however, to manage to allow them 10 land.
We ATE not at all surprised that the gallant Com
modore, with such instructions to act upon, WAS
seized with sudden sickness-it must have been,
we take it, Of the stomaoh-and has solicited his
recall