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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-02

ed SO 21 .eces and barrels sgspst on he Isl n-
ae and % 654 On LIST june 1858 Sugars were scse ano
in good demand for refining Tho sales embraced aooa'
2lQO hdds nearly all Cuba refining goods, al rates gVea
In M other column Coffee ia vcw the auc ior sale TO
come off TO day. was quiet In freshts moderate bush
ness was doiug $500 bushels of good white Southern
corn were Engaged Liverpool by Messrs Montgomery
Brothers. at 3d. ships bags. The same house shipped
5000 bushels previously noticed making $500 bushels
in two days For other engagements to English
ports and to the Continent refer 10 another
place II WIS stated that underwriters in England fear
ing the possibility OF extension OF the war have 10.
creased their premiums Bremen ships and cargoes to
about five per cent which considered DO unneces
sary and exravagAnt. Our Offices reported have
aken still ess reasonable view OF the question, and
have so far refused to underwrte all on Bremen yes
'eis and cargoes The consequence has been that
Bremen vessels have changed their destination for English
other decidedly neutral pors while American YES
tel has been put up for Bremen and already has good
part OF cargo on board. strikes US that our uader
wrcrs have become cautious in this case aud have
declined an opportunity to make money at reasonably en-
HANGED risks.
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Aew 0rleaas aav Gresseu raay aarnng eober 2s 1859

I,ocke--C r Bu,decke &co--Felowes &co-S II
Moore &co-ArthurS& Burrows &co-Ru-
lief &co-- Eaton, Betterton &ce,-J Lnm &co-
& G MR. COZ Surger-J Person Sco-F
Bauer leo Henderson 4 Gaines-Smth & Bro
R NJ Denman &co-E Conery &co-Lumsden Ken
II G Stetson &co-T B Smith--C Gaines Eco
Smith \ Johnion-Pattcn, Smith 4 Putnam-H w
Reynolds &co--A Chopard &co-Kennett, Blood n
co-and order.
NEW YoRk-per ship VIM singer-G W Hyn-
son @co.Grietf, Ryrnes &co- Wheelock eco
&co-H G Stetson Sco--J Gauchc- S Holden &
Co.'S dc Wiser &co--W McCracken--E Aynaud--
j Robert &co-Hebrard &co-Barrierc Bros
Rmaiiho &co--Goodrch &co--Blake & Tower
y Spear-Fasnacht Aros-Eaton, Betterton Geo.
K W Raync-Fell Il Marsh--W Il Allen &co-Bodet
" ueydan-Henderson & Peae-H Eastman eco
H II Hansell-L Elkn ECO Henderson, Gaines
p H-Waker 4 Snider-J A L,lm &co-- Peter
Hawes--C Buddecke &co-E j Hart &oo- Har-
vey &co-A Brousseau &co-J ID cameron &co--I
Bridge-Menard & Vignaud-E II Stevens; .Sco--,rh
o'Donnell- Miller G H slocomb Geo
E Il Mougin-D Ii Holmes-R Laughlin--R j
MoGuire-D Blum Franl-Lewis Il Oglesby--SE
Moore &eo-J D Ben 4 Son-karstendeik &co-
Menard Greyon.F NJ Fisk-A Glenn &co-Thco
Leon--Rousset 4 Genn- Patton, Smith & Putnam
Bragg & D. Aqun-G d Bush--Payne & Kemp
Biscoe u Simms- Muse & Bro-Geo IL Vinteu- TIL
DaMinger-G Morrison &co--PifIat & Sons
Weiss Locke-Bridse \ son-A b James Sco--
H Stewart-Hughes, Hyllested &co-H D Nc
Ginnis-W Saieau &co--W L Dayis-J WatermanS
Bros-P Mallard-S A Kiugsland &co--Thornhill &
CON- Greenwood--R NJ Denmau &eo-Sampson&
keen-W laner &co-J Blatitr &co--T B Smith
Carroll, Hoy &co-C Boye--Beebc &co--J Bon
temps-Grosjean 4 Beneteau-A Wilbur G
Davey-W cCracken--Walker & Snider- N Ste
vens--E II Roquest-Neag,e & Carpenter-L Utter
Nathan &co-A Grulner-Dix 4 Ranlctt- Pagan
& Carhart-J II & l n Marks-AMarsh-C arradine
e. Observation-Disclosures & DEMONSTRATION Mosby
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PHILADELpHIA-Per ship St patrick-C Sch,l-
maker---J Wright Aces w Rawlius &co-E Co,i-
ery-Water Works Coffee Bros AGO. j Ries &
COG w Hynson &co-W Armstrong; j Hart Il
co-slark, Staufter &co--W soery S,co--Fellowes
&co-C G Gaines &co--C II Socomb &co--D Bid
WE'LL W Burbridge &co-G N Morrison &co-E B
Wheelock &co--L Stnrtevant &co-Col A C Myers
il Hacker-Taylor & Churchill Rousset s. Gcnin
ID Dewes-J Nixon-G NJ Bayley &co-Bou-
hanger &eo-Artlur &co-G Hobb-LeRond t&co
H II Hansell-H Marks-S l. Il u l. Levy Hol
lander-H l. Standardization & OlNier--J Water
man & Bot Danzinger-Thos l. Whte-F Fred
erckson-McStea, Value &co-H w REYNOLDS Geo
Vincent &co-C Jauhcrt-C NJ Harvey &co-J A
Baquie--A Lanauze-Phelps & Jones--E Skagg
Fl NJ Fisk-CE Ater-Blache & Leaumont-J b
Hyde &co-Pollard & Putnam Aby L. Catching
G l. Aubert--J + Lelds-A Whiting &co-G Boye
Bockius--Pothier & FaucheuX--tirieff Byrnes g.
co-Kennett, Blood &co--Vose 4 Vest Elotte
--Foger &co-S II Gman-Magee Il kneass- v
David--S Anthoinc-J Gauche--Phelps, Park &co
and order.
NEW YORk-Per ship Horizon---J H Freligl-
Creevy & Farwell-Neagle & Carpenter ellocq,
Noblom &co-C ii Sloeomb Eco Rice Bros &co
w Il Chapman-Ro tchford, Brown &co--Payne
& Harrison-D r Carroll &co--Bake ~ Tower
Booth &co-Foley, Avery eco Brousseau &co
Bennett l. Surges--Buckner, Stanton Il Newman
Il Sawyer-H d Seainan--A Rugely--JBoulan-
ger-Martin, Cobb &co-Keegan & McCan--- Bos-
tick Il Seymour--M Greenwoo6-A Whiting &co-
VanBen;haysen g. Crafton---McFarland h Banks
dale-Muse Brow W Crane &co-Booth &co--
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STEAMBOATS,,
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
.-.=s,.,,-,zsz=zz,z,-, GREAT GEN.
TRIAL ROUTE a. 4 Z
For all Points
RTN ANp Z ASTl

For all Points
NORTH AND EAsTl
Ono Of the following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM
Frs will leave New Orleans us follows:
Imperial Capt c. s. Rogers
October 2a November IL.
D. o. SyvOn. Capt. Isaac H. Jones'
October II, November 70.
e. a. GRy Capt. Bart. Bowen
November . and y.
New Falls City. .............. .... Capt j, r. Woods
November and p.
Al Lacey Capt. Geo. Taylor
October II, November i and "
Hih"athn Capt. L. F. Dix
October 10, November $ aud y.
City of Memphis, Capt W. j. Kountg.
October 81 November 10 aud 30
SluGtntor Capt Jno. klincecr
October % November n
VIM. M. Morrison .....,..... Capt rnc n Bsoprcr
October % November H.
Capt. T. u. Moore
October Il November IT,
Passengers rely the bouts leaving advertised and
making DIRECT connections
yICkSBuRG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAILROAD;
AT Cairo with the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RA1!RoAp;
Al 81. Louis with the
OHIO d MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BEI.IFoN.
TAME and all other Railroad, To- all points,
North ard East,
n TICKETS by the Jackson Railroad for sale a this Office
Fare as Cheap, Time as Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE,
N.;- TICKETS GOOD UNTIL. USED
n For correct information Through Tickets Apply at tie
Office of The
E3~ RAILROAD LINE PACKETS, -sn
No. 81 Camp street,
corner Of Commercial Place.
CLIFFORD Il. WAYNE,
j.. ALIEN,
General Freight Agent.
E " COLL. cnnn.t,t.nl.n. -. ~
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Receipts of Produce.

I
,LoulSVlIiLE-per steamer L II Fairchild-2O
dds pork4 ties hams Slaughter, Smith Il AicRae--2
lcs hhds bacon l9l bbs -four Martin, Cobb &co--
Z. DO oil ) Hayes do seed II Hafner-t do do ID
Ge sSlPa do Geddes,35 bbls apples Horre,
LARK, Mosby &co--4 bbls apples bbls eggs ITO
s ~ potatoes Farchd &co-12 rolls leather NJ
Sspogssi 90 Weishaar-l bx mdse Farley Jurey
@co11ss 90 Norton, Mosby &co-l2 do j Wright X
I9IaSi bbls potatoes Thos Keeffe--4 pkss mdse
:, s hh, &co-lo bbls water & S L ALERT
pois potatoes bbls turnips IL bbls kraut to
M, besnton-ln hbs eggs Schneider & Wises do
hax WI P puas BensI2a3 bbls potatoes 200 bales
Sos eggs John Robertson ibis apples West 4
SUMNER ha IDS tobacco Given Watts
gins Dc Bradley, Wilson &coa~io Fellow 81 N Hso
ci.: = Groyes Ncoe Do \ Hardie &co~2s do
Tanca ney %c9S Williams &co- Is Byrne,
.sundries to bales cotton 10 1 hhds
ARKANSAS RIyER-Per steamship ounnaw-.
AZ bales cotton to Walker, Hutchinson Sso.pss a.
VIM sosFy &co- Is Phelps Jones,-l0 Fellows
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M -
STEAMBOATS,.

MEMPHIS PACKET
LeAS> Is59. LINE. i1s6o. sl Asht n
THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET COMPANY
viii their during the 1859 md 1890 as fol
lows:
One of tho boats Of tho Meraph and New Orleans Line will
leave New Orleans
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
Al o'clock r. M
MONDAY BOATS:
InSomnr. D. Clarke. master.
Nebraska .........,........A b. Irwin master
WEDNESDAY BoArs:
John SimOMds. ......-....J, +. Smith, mastcr.
Eclipse, II. I. Spots, master.
FRIDAY BOATS;
Belfast. ................,....,Wn WIN. Wray master.
III. r.. w. Hin.......+...,..,T II Newell master
THE yIcKsBURG AND MEMPHIS LINE
-ro-wIr-
Daniel Boone. .....,........F. Hicks, master.
Kate Frisbec. .,,..,.........J. Lee, master.
victoria .......-......,,.,,,W w, HancS master.
Leave Yickshnrg ut 12M.
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
evening in the week but Wednesday evening" can thus make
close connection vchug with one or the other of the above
Lines These Lines run in close connection with tbs
Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
NJ L II $ u OHIO RAILR O A d
..Ma. FRoM MEMPHIS Tenn
Atodng passengers choice of routes East North and West
from that point
For through tickets freight aud reliable information nnrI, ia
j. II. FRHTIGH, General Agent
90 Memphis Packet Office, ST Charles Hotel left wing
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Arrived Yesterday.

= y - >S@- >~SS
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Habana, Mcconnell from Havana, 24tf
inst, to PUG Brothers-lst district.
Steamship Orizaba, Place, from Indianola via Gal
weston, to l G Harris-Berwieks Bay.
Ship WIN Singer, Farley, Is days FIN New York to
G w Hynson &co-3d dist 10.
Ship st Patrick, Fales, IL days I'm Philadelphia, to
s Jones &co-lst dist 25.
Ship Ellen Stewart, Coffin, IL days FIN Baltimore in
ballast to master--3d dist A.
Bark Fred Lennig Sumner, l6 days from Philadel-
phia, to G w Hynson &co-lst dist "a.
Brig Northman, Land IL days from Charleston, to
E r Poele--2d dist %.
Schr Geo Washington Ruez, days I'm Pensacola,
to master basin.
Sbhr Narragansett, Hail. days I'm Charleston, to
Err Pooled dist 80.
Arrivals at tho Carondc1et Canal.
schr President, from Covington.
Schr Clementine, from Bay st Louis.
Schr Mary Marguerite, from Amite River.
| Schr Fruitiere, from Bayou Laconbe.
| Schr Mimi, from Amite River.
Schr Marie Sosthne, FIN Bayou Lacombe.
Schr Dccdee, from Bonfouca
Steamboats,.
Ell Fairchild, Faucet, I'm louisville.
War Eagle, White, I'm st Louis.
Quapaw, Adams FIN Arkansas River.
Golden Age, McCombe, from Fort Adams.
Maria Denning, Carroll, fin st Louis.
G6pitol, Petit, I'm Bayou Sara.
Minne-ha-h a, voolfolk, FIN st Louis.
Empire Parish, Jeanfrean, Guarantee Station.
| Music, Elfert from Donaldsonyille.
| Oregon, Hopkins, from Mobile.
| Towboat st Charles, Chambers, from the Passes
flowed down and to sea on the goth inst
| ship Cynosure and brig Creole-brought UP
| ships St Patrick and Ellen Stewart.
Towboat James Day, Brown, from the Passes
went down ght-bro't up ship VIM Singer
bark F Lennig.
| down and to sea on the alst inst, barkantine
Chas Keene-brought up brig Northnlan.
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n Capt Mcconnell, Of the steamship Habana,
reports the following vessels The steamship Danl
Webster sailed for Aspinwall on the 23d inst. The
Empire City, for New York sailed same day. Also
British steamer Tevat Steamship Galveston, for
Key West and New Orleans left on the 24th The
steamship Isabel. from New York via Charleston,
arrived on the oath instant.
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~ - "a -. ~ isue'a osls y e,o 1"'',.as
- w "a scoIinenced receiving Tor Memphis,
Co. ne Z .ea,s. sns Wl' eaye On SATURDAY
) - Rses ~ III " ~ II
stsssssr i =. raischiid viii take the U. $. mails
~ - naers for Memphis, in place of the H. r.
w 1iilI y. ~. Y s il
= 2 ssssss. s;snetsh f+orr 81 I,op;s dated ves
~. \, u .,
tefaay ~ iearn that The L kennete ieft Tor this
port VIII large load and full Of passengers.
~ xaiiowina items are from the Louisville
;s....sxss.Y ~ Nv. Is 4 d Sl s M s4g
sodfnAe q nc ~ - y
The river continues 70 fall very slowly Last
canal. ~
Snow fcn ~ wheeling on Ihnrsday. A. mari
ettA TIE Eyer Was rising on Thursday, with zee
Mater IA ~ sCtannels The Cumberland had tws
feet Mater ~ Harpeth shoals on Thursday. capt
John Adams. Of Arkansas, Was ct New Albany
yesterday l01king ioT = 0ca1.
The 81 Louis Republican Of the I'D says
M. s,,. Is fsiI ,ne inch ii, the u hours end
ing n dsfk ~ evening. During the afternoon i
was nsasy ssstoaaIy 4here ha, aa Igs 4 ssa
y - Sz. ssas IVY = sa. e III. ~ s;t;sf
inE eut aste and Decomns zee 4,
1e Mhno1 llseT ~, u " tSrtr ;rches fran
re cnsnAet A19ss ~ ,,ierfv u frs;nht +
reor,e g ~ 9s;., ss IL 81 hriIu Il o,t mn
doMM = ct on e tas Upper ~ ane4 ne. on
FsS r. n #Ts 'Fs'S
N n Suff Tiysr ms falling At last accounts
~ 1s9t ~ the channel from ~. Joseph to the
So1l y @
- -
n, Ii. ,,-,.r,- 49, 1o,,
No. Fs3sos ma Livingston. having established
slllp IN fittsburg for the purpose Of intro
sucs a IN IN WI western Watsrs
INV "a pvss t .Dr sas ssIslcs, !.
M 4 wfth propelling wheel At he stern,
81 I'VE ~ Fnlson osaisved, q that hme,
II sss 20 =. a"ns \" ou'u 70 'lu's'
VA 'Th5 ~ = western steamboat was called the
hsr capacity was one hundred tuns.
a tl a lslz she made her first trip from
II tssnsssWo Gays nne
- 1fss<Ssv mnt;j M 3a,h ,Iov ~ liz
lslx, tlen ~ was wrecked BY striking q snag
Asal lls9gge: on ner upward bound passage.
sasF e "a 80 sl,iss an our'
iis ~ commercial q ne 18th says
~ n HI, coia eng cloudy: AZ PitfsbuIg
"a srs w arn a 'i iocssa u .le
~ ;SSssv HUI Il continues to rccede yery
1lowIy IN tcur fect hence y Louisville, and five
feet n ~ Lower Ohio. With fair offerings we
w ~ hSs'S wv, M 4 M am
~ ~ r: iscon siid other pound freighfs, s5
q lOes III iUo, horses, DO per head; key lard,
No.; az 8codS 6oc. per hundred
The Memphis Bulletin Of the 18th says
Ihc TivsF continnes lslpHly On the decline. hav-
Mg receasas ane1s snlss lncnes " 'Ae e hours
;sssf from Mellow renort n feet
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Sbippillg yattlligtlrtf.

Eg I Nh w j,rxscnxr Oer1ts, No. 70 Camp Street,
+ Ba - Friday Morning, October - 1889
cleared Yesterday.
n In,i;snnla. 1 G Harris
shin B Kimbail, Homer, for Liverpool,
Baxter, Lowell &co
shin Sebastian Cabot, Watts, for Liverpool,
Cammack Il Converse
Bark Deiphos, Gill, for Boston, G w Hynson &co
Schr Souihron, Perry, for Pensacola,
Oyerton &co
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Exports.

Il BRAZOS SANTIAGO VIA INDIANOLA-
Steamship Arizona-5O0 pieces castings 800 pkgs
groceries 200 do liquors 200 bbls flour 200 SEEKS COT
fee 2l5 bales dry goods Ill pkgs lndse.
4 LIYERPO0L-Per ship Sebastian Cabot-402s
bales cotton.
cotton.
BOSTON-Per bark Delphos--l45o bales cotton
so bales hemp.
PENSACOLA-Pe sclr Southron-2O scs coffee
200 scks corn hhds sugar 10 bbls pork u kegs
nails "a bbls -four l6 bbs whisky so pkgs mdse.
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Per steamship Habana, from Havana M PUG,
n Reguelme, L + Cara, G Alvarez, W Crazat A
Giquel v Alonzo, J Lawry. A Smith, P D Baxter,
] Murphy.
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NEW ORLEANS, AND vICt&s-

Nv NEW UISIIINNS MD VTVfNS-
Hy.s b burg :. hBi line Regular Tuesday Packet
l 1a ISor n9nstsonyi!lc, Plaiuenin" Baton Rouge,
issarsS Port utnn, Bayou lied River Landing,
Natcirs Weerp0of, Rodney, ST Joseph, Grand
Gulf, Warfeatnn an, NeAtig-ihe steamer Cha RIM.
err Capt ". G. Nis0r will her trips the ID Of
august leaving New oflearss every ru ESDAI ut O'Clock r.
D. n. CAEE0Ir 4 co, agents,
t3 tutonielct street.
r5-Thc steamer Thdrnrr Ncksbufe with the
Home and Dew Drop for YHzno river jy4 II
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Brig Toceoa, Otterson days from Havana, t.
Goldenbow & Lesparre.
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STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

UNITED STATES
sGss, hsENIwEEKIY NAIL LINE TO 49,
l EESsssihrssssS4K vICKSBURG. VI
The magnificent T. =. Null packet vfcISaburx, CAptJ
NJ White master will leave Grand Lake, BoiSldsonyils,
Plaque mine Rouge Port Iuou Bayou Sara Red Riv-
Landing Fort Adams Nachcz Wseroof Rodney II; 10
seph Gulf, Wnrrenon Vicksburg, Miikons lend,
Lake Providence Stacks Island Landing, skPwiths Landing
and Point Worhinston. every TiiUKsbAY. at5rN.
The yICksBURt will take freight for Yaaoo river,
10 he rc-shipped on steamers Dew Drop and Homo.
Leaves OH SATURDAY, at r. N.
The magnificent u Mail packet Nntcllcz, Captain = r.
Ira'hers will leave for Donsldonsie plaquenins bs,on
Adams Nacr Waterproof Rodney, ST. Joseph. Grand Calf,
Warrclton and Vickshurg every Saturday n ". NJ.
The Saicez At Nickstutg with steamer Dew Drop,
and will take eiEht for at landings the fazoo river ~ high
Greenwood, Vt high water rates without detention.
The mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
their regular days without fl Mt the hour appointed. All
business entrusted to their will be promptly and faithfully
attended
These boats be responsible for any package
containing; money icwelry other vau,es regular
ains iakru specifying hc value, aud
paid vanahes tosc with the clerk
hy the passengers, contained in their hngcagb
For freight passage apply on board Or %
j. j. PERSON 4 co.
icl5 If Corner Of carorlriet and Union streets.
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Leaves every MONDAY. at5P NJ.
REGULAR MONDAY PACKET

Leaves evrrv MONDAY a. =. NJ.
-m. REGULAR MONDAY PACKET.
s..s y The new stvalef Lucy Iiolcambc. 4. ".
esWhe master, VII leave above far Deer Creek
handing Die Washington Landing, Point Worth
i1eion GreIina ing GeGd Lake, hhon Pitchers Point
SSipwih's BANDING lseh ENnd handbag Lake Providence,
Nliiken'. SirksbuIg, Warrenon Grand Cuff 81 10
slh Rodlcy, Waterproof Nalches Fott Adams, Red River
Landing Baou Saa Porn Hudson, Baton Rouge Plaque1ine,
Donadwny!c AID 81 intermediate laadine, For freight or
FfR,tSIuS c. DENTzEI.,
setf Advertising Agent.
Gen. Dtiaau
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UNITED STATES


Ia HaAm I1SE 10 TTcKsBrRa. Ls ST. q
SlTURp tY, at 8 o'clock, ?. NJ.
nv magnificent y Ag T s.:. Nat"h.z, Gapt = z
Rouge Pol Hud M, Bayou satn Red River Landing, Fort
Adams Suiche. Waterproof Rodney st. Joseph. Grand Gulf
Wefreitun and Ecshlr EVERY SAIL RnAY at O'Clock,
r. ".
The steamer EATifIlI nj Vioksbmg with the
rpurlcr DETDEoP AID viii iAe rgEt for ali landings
lie Ys5ao river Is hth Mp Greenwood.
Tne p,s spitad ptssqnge packet will uaps her reaH
La DIV without fail N the iluf sppaited M business
trusted her Si be Trn'a7iiy and Faithfully attended To-
coniGinu4 money -welry pher yainaes nncss regular
lls NJ li nFr tkc specifying the cpurni7 ma value, ard
the freight psi for yeats deposited with The clerk
., IND ppsscpEers, or ooutlHad in ilieit bH'gage
For freight 0, passage applY On hoard;
HIRGtHlNh ~ DBSTHEL,
trI3 Awtt>i7g Agent.
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PONTCHARTRAIN

MOBILE-Per steamer Oregon--1 cotton gin t.
Bell, Buchanan &co---3 pkgs samples TO Hoghton
Rankin AGO. pkgs mlse r Geddes- II plows te
A j Rugelysundries to order.
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FORT AID ANS

NORTH ALABAMA OsNABURGS-s2 bales
"N ~ SCRUGGS, poNEGaN 4 CO.,
,ai a. l55 trayer street.
ATspEF{F -NR. FREDERIC 3. BRAND ENTERS INTO
IN oar einploy his day anil hollis full of Attor
nes, nr passed before James Graham Notary fablc, OF
this city. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,,
Now Orleans, July H. 1859. iyl5 Gm
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r A. FAIINEsToci1's vERnI1FUGE.-
NEW ORLEANS, June 10. 1883.
Ncssrs T. A. Fshnestock & Co Genemen-i take pleasure
in sending list Of about fifty customers who TESTIFY
tho superior Quali,. of yonr valuable
Il r II y L q F..
appears that another article has been attempted to be intro
dues1 many parishes where yo1r medicine IL well known
great many in writing for Fanestocks fermfug'
remark We want Il. A. and no other"
My sales this year will be at least 100 gross
Very respectfully, 49,.
GA I'm + r. nrGoSGE 80 Chartres street
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FRENCH BLANKETs-
Il bales Blue Blankets
I Gray

WANTED-Hy A YOUNG MAN, FOR SOME YEARS
w resident of the city situation in grocery prodnee
commission harse.
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the Re7r0CdL OF sae Delute 10 the .VeU f1dLI
The Senate met at the usual hour in theiI
old chamber After prayer aud the reading ol
the Journal
Mr.. STUART moved that Ladies be admit
ted upon the floor Of the Senate 70 witness the
ceremonies of removal, there not being room, in
the galleries (which were already crowded. to
accommodate near all who desired to be pres
ent.
Mr.. HAMLIN felt compelled to object 10
this motion, although it was an ungracious and
unpleasant task but on several occasions when
ladies' had previously been admitted on the
floor, it had always resulted in detrimept to
the public business.
E DAVIS, from the Committee of Ar
raugemente, tc whom had been referred ,he
duty of experimenting the preparation Of the
uew chamber for the reception of the Senate,
submitted a report, accompanied by diagram.
The report was read. 1t states that the
committee had arranged the seats and desks
for Senators, aud for-the officers aud reporters
of the Senate, 10 the mode exhibited in toe
diagram. They lad also assigned rooms for
officers OF the Senate Tie galleries ON the
left of tie chair we're assigned 10 Indies and
the gentlemen accompanying taem; those on
the right of the chair 10 gentlemen alone
The ceutre portion Of the north gallery was
reserved for such repcrteFsof thepress as may
be admitted thereto byth authority of the
Senate, except the front desk which was set
apaI, for the repolscrsof the Senate.
The com.Listee proposed, as the order Of
proceedings for removing TO tho new chamber,
mat after aneaddress, TO be delivered by the
Wee President, the Senators, preceded by their
President, Secretary and sergeant-at- Arms,
VIII move in tue usual order of procession to
'ae wchambers and there assume the seats
respectively assigned 20 them; When, after
prayer tythe Chaplain, the business will be
Son'i0ned as prescribed by the rules Of the Sea-
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Patieai makes complaint.
DEAR DocToE;
Ny health is so strange, can scarce tell you how
But viii try to describe it, il you'll but allow:
Sometimes am merry sometimes ana sad;
Sometimes I am sullen; sometimes Lam mad;
Sometimes / am laaghing sometimes am crying !;
Sometimes | am living; sometimes am dying;
Sometimes I'ndespaiFings sometimes / am hoping;
Sometimes am sprightIy sometimes am moping;
Sometimes | am silent; sometimes am talking
SometimesI am sitting sometimes am walking !;
Sometimes I'm in bed; sometimes am not;
Sometimes lssE fever, and that pretty hot;
Sometimes I am eating sometimes / am drinking !;
Sometimes i am thoughtless; sometimes I am
thinking (Stops 10 take 6reath.)
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SPEECHES
Senator Crfttenden aud Vice President
Breckenridge,

Delivered in the Senate Chamber Of the United
States, January 4, 1859, on The occasion Of
p the Remorat Of he Senate to the .NetO Hall.
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Pateat proceeds
I've apan in my stomach I've pau in my bowels;
I've pain in my .slugs;' I've pain in my joTls
I've panin my head; I've pain in my oac1
I'vea pain in my tshonlder-alasl and a-lack!
Eve pain in my lungs; 1--we pain in my side;
I've a pain in my heart. and my kidneys beside;
I've.a pam in my liver; I've pain in my spleen
But I'm all ouer panied, mot spot left between.
(GasPing for ,cind.)