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BY N. vIGNIE.
TWO ELEGANT FAMILY REsfDENCEs A Y11n1
vile. 5000
By ~ LIGNIE,


Two EIEoATT FANNY sEs7DE1o7s = .7757s
WIZ. -
By " IIGNIE,
SATUHDAY. May ~, 1859, ~ tie ~. LoaAs
rwo FAMILY FEsiDsScEs, in x.ads,in. =. ,~S.
oa Il ssnss ss.s
ss .::.s zs .ss
uspe ~ @ via 81
dwelling house. By one kichen 10 by Is psisy;
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and q ss ss and built on the best desrse p
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To examine ne .sDls It S.ads,iis 8 r. v.
80 -: - ;....,.7= =.
very desirable os. moe sss.ss. q ronnd dydsa e
able homesteads, eardeninG ss. eoraps.sd vftjn IA %
e Nsysdes snd M:s.a.s ssss EIsEsrsiis 81
sssa .a s1s sss or s -
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az: :nd v y S' sa Il 0 +. I.
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s. SQUAT M A. bound.a nv p,.o- .n,n. f,ye NJ "a
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naSJxRE NJ: q bonded y Gang. ..s..... s..s....
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and Ros ~ y Nv
and nd ]. Z y. LEVINE,
which es.minsd the aaesionesr. one. si.vSs.
ssoTE ss ~ sou,tb c..h .,s a.. h.,s.. -
maturity n csss q at the rate o.
& of tie vendors. a''''ea '0 e''p''
SALE oy VERY LONG CRE0IT- 70 ETSEcr 10
tou among heirs ysuable Res Esfste n III VIII -
Second Districts Fine Squares Of 0round well loesed n
T. E aer . sissse n mo I
Vi Ian" ia oens' rs nsss v'sAst enos
BY N. VIGNIE,
Auctiorses
na.. =. q p..L., A...s. -
me - nsn.s AteAoe -
MONDAY, May l6s 1850, At IL o7cA0Ck> Il,
1 Will De sold At The CITY Hotel Common street hfues
Magazine nnd Ganao streets DJ virtue q an cres -
% ~ .qs sa "a g
with the consent Of O. 81 Dufosss The folio. ipg desd
property 10 the matter OF The minors Alfred and Theouse -
Mat Dnfossst to partition Of the proceeds
pors.,, ~ Drle.n..
Z "ElsA " VHAc1use ~ nt
l. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the square busndsA
by ST. Louis CONT Royal and DO arbon Streets me1snsia8&
feet inches front on St. Lous street, BY " inches Ae
together with two story Brick Dwelling anniversary nk
Kitchen. etc, thereon.
2 THREE lots OF GROUND IN the square boandea y
New eyee Tchoupithouas Race and Grange Streets dnsne
ted as lots Nos 4, 5, 8.
Lo No. measures 50 feet front New Leyse see ~ -
fee deep SIDE and l32 feet inches the oter s
and 81 feet inches on the rcar line
Lot No. adtons lot No. B. Snd snfeE 81 feet inches ~
New Levee street. BY depth OF 32 feet and inchee
side and la feet uches other side and 81
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A VERY DESIRABLE FARM ON THE JACKSON RAIL-
road IN miles from the Ponchaoula Station at private
sale
BY JULIAN NEVILLE + CO.,

- JULIAN NEVILLE Auciioneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
VERY Desirable Farm, the jackson
n Railroad, ~ miles beyond the Potchatoula Station,
ing The bank of the containing 40
90 of which under fence and highly cultivated.
Improvements consist Of comfortable dwelling containing
kitchen servants smoke house. gain.house
poultry Aiso fine orchard choicest fruits
consisting OF peaches apples guinness awber
rfS, etc.
Also will be sold with the place. 10 head of cas 80 hogs
poultry,
This very favorable opportunity Of procuring de-
srabe home email price, and only sold of de-
parture.
For further particulars apply the Office of the Auctoneers
A2l 10:
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PEREMPToRY SALE AT AUCTION OF A VALUABLE
Store on Caondelet street, fo division of Interest.
BY PALFRET 8. co.

I. II 2.
Office 81 Camp street.
SATURDAY. May IL, 1850, alta O'Clock M,
- at Banks Are de, Magazine street, will be sold
ALOT OF GROUND with all the improvements thereon.
Dist let Of this city in the bounded
BaroLne and Common
ing inches and lines front CArond le. street, by
depth perael lines, l2D feet The said Lot has
front of O feet II inch es and lines ctmmon alley in the
rear extending Grav;er Common street. Plan
now Nhhi. led at the Arcade
The improvements comprise splendid FonrStory Brick
Store No. IS Curondelet with verand,h III
OF S2Gl per- month, t, LIST November next.
A9rTERMs-One third cash balance credit of and
years tearing cent interest from
day sale special mortgage the property
sold, and per eventual ineres-.
prop insured and the policy transferred to the
yeador.
Act of sale W H. Peters. Esq., Notary the
| a lie Inrch
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AUCTION SALE OF AN ELEGA RESIDENCE OF
Terpsichore street
BY PALFREY g. co.

BY PALFREY g. co.
C. l.. C. DupuY, Auc ioneer.
Office, 27 Camp street.
SATURDAY, May Il. 1859, mt 12 o'clock
. Banks Arca6e, Magazine street without
limit will be sod the following valuable uad elgby located
residence In the FIRST District
CERTAIN LoT OF GROUND, together with the build.
thereon situated in the bouud
By Tepschoe Apo To- Nuyeds aud Mepomene streets meas
uriug Terpschore by depth
tween parallel Res of l27 feet 10 inches and lines.
The improvements comprie modern built two story frame
residence with back buildings made partly of brik fixtures
throughout and fitted with all the c'nvenences for ge,t.el
family The horse ana Apollo street line pass within half
Il square of the property.
G8- TERMS OF sALE-one.touIth cash. and the balance
Il credit Of aud years, by bearing
pr from day of adjudication, and cent eventual
in'e-est.
TO be insured at the Of the
and the policy transferred to holder the
sale before H. b. Cenas, ESQ., Notary, at the
o the purchaser. myA
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DESIRABLE AND CoMMODIOUs sUNMBR RESI-
dence Bay ST. Louis about and quarter miles from
the Wharf-At Private Sale
By j. B. WALTON,
J. B. Walton, Auctioneer,
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
ONE.STORY Cottage House, brick
- pillars containing five rooms IN the main building hall
In the running through gallery all round servants
kitchen, eisterns WELL bath house, rfa in
good order The Lot contains about OF land planted
with alb ut 1000 ui trees ue vegetable garden
in full cultivation.
sFor further particulars and for TERMS apply to the Auc
onrrr. mylA
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BY ]. B. WALTON,
BY j. B. WALTON,

IMPROVING PROPERTY, IN THE REAR or THE FIRST
District nesr Canal street. very long credit without
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VALUABLE BUILDINf LOTS, FOR UWELLINGE, IN
the Fourth District.
By j. B. WALTON,
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
AT PRIVATE SALE. will be sold five val.
"A liable Lots of Ground bounded by Live Oak Magazine
Fifth and Sixth Streets NOS a. IS g. "a and & in (old
No.) 100. tnew No.) l28
Lots "a 70 rs and H. form the Of Live Oak and Sixth
sreee and each 81 feet inches and lines front
Sixth street. by depth Of 10 feet 9 inches
Lot No. % adjns the above described lots in the a.d
80 feet 'front.' depth Of 12 feet nches between
parallel lines.
The five lots together measuring $50 inches Live
Oak street, by 126 feet inches on Sixth street
This property egiby situated for residences being within
Magazine Of Washington
Avenue and in the immediate vicinity Of Of the most ee
residences in the Fourth District The lots have been
planted with choice imported shade and trees and
prepared to be built upon at
N9TERMS-One third cash. and the balance at and TIVE
years credit, with per cent. interest.
of sale fore Walter H. Peters, Esq Notary Public,
the expense of The purchaser m3H
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BY PALFREY & co:
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF STOCKS, et~.
BY PALFREY e. CO..

@. b. G. DuPuf Auctioneer,
Office No. q Camp street.
CATURDAY, May II, 1859, Mt I2 o'clock M >,
y Banks Arcaae, Magazine sire {, will be sold
20 shares Bank Of New Orleans.
100 :. Jack on Railroad Company.
80 :. t'pelousas Railr ad Company.
80 :. Uni1n Bank.
Leo . Southern Pacif. R. R. Conn any Is per ct stock.
2 :. Mississippi Central Railroad Mortgage Bonds
ESQ., each) hearing ner cent. interest
40 Mechanics and Traders Bauk-new stock.
50 -. Bank Of America.
$2760 Sun Mntusl Insurance Scrip Of 1858.
~ TERMs-Cash. my14
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DESlh IAfhONED AND UNlNPROVED PROP
srty situated the Of Magazine st. jos ph
streets, and on st. Joseph street.
BY j. B. WALTON,
Accommodates 10 Bank Place
SATURDAY, May 81, 1850, At IL o'clock.
Bsnks Arcade Magazine street. the following described
property will be sold
LOT OF GROt Nd with all the Improvements thereon
situated in the fin District 10 the square undsd by st. 10
net Of and st. Joseph streets having 10 inches
and lines front st. Joseph by 80 inches
DEPTH and front Magazine privilege
Of alley In the OF ksd Lot feet wide opening
on Magazine street.
The improvements censist Of One-story Frame House.
leased SIS month until the 9Th October
susceptible Of being rented at $50 per month.
LOT OF GROUND situated 10 the square above des-
ctbd with all the thereon Except shed be
removed BY the vendor measuring % inches and lin
ton on 81 Joseph street BY depth Of 50 feet inches and
r this Lot feet we opening from the of Lot and
with common alley opening Fouchsr
feet 10 inches and 8 lines q width.
3TERAs-one cash; balance 3 credit Of and 2
ears, Tor notes bearing mortgage the with
cent per annum interest from Of sale until maturity and
per cent alter maturity u pad The buildings the Lot
corner q Mag-Ine and st. Joseph streets be insured
against nre and policy transferred vendor until after the
turity and payment Of the FIRST
Act Of kae before A. Mazureau, Notary Public the
rise OF the purchaser. my9
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PEREMPTORY SALE At AUCTION OF VALUABLE
Building First Fourth Districts in good 10
cations and long credit.
n


Building Lots in the First and Fourth Districts in good To-
cations and OIL long credit.
BY PILFREY 8. Co,
G. l.. C. DurrY, Auctioneer,
Office p Camp street.
CATURDAY. May FL, 1859, at IL o'clock
y NJ, nts' Arcade Magazine street. will te sold
l. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First
District of this city, in the bounded by New evee
Market ST. James and Tcouponas st ee measuring Al feet
II ches front Ievee AMI Market by deptb between PAT
allel lines, of 95 feet and II inches
FOUR IOTS or GROUND Situated in the Fourth Dis
ct OF this city in the square bounded by ST. Andrew os
phne Jersey and laurel SIS Two Of .at lot measure each 70
between parallel lines of 2 feet inches and 4res the side
toward Isure street 2S feet the line dividing the Lots,
feet inches and lines the side toward Jersey
The other of said lots Join the above mentioned
the rear, each 90 inches and lines
Josephine by Depth between parallel lines of
27 feet inches and lines the eide towards Laurel street
2lS the line dividing the lots and 2s feet inches and
lines on the side towards Jerses street
H1-TERMS OF SALE.-tbne fourth cash, and the balance
by Of and three bearing per cent inter
per from day of sale until maturity and per cent
eventual interest," and secured by mortgage Of the property
sold.
of sale bfoe D. T. Ricardo Esd, Notary, at the
snse of the purchasers. my7
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The have declared eighth iannua dividend
The of SIX cent in accordance with the
by.l .ws for the months the Instant
The dividend due each deposor will be paid in cash placed
to lis her credit Deposit may be preferred.
SAM JONES, Jr, Secretary
New O1lenrs May II. 1882 tnyl3 1t
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LANDS IN TIE PARISH OF ST. HELENA ON THE LINE
Of the New Orleans jackson Northern Raroad.
BY j. B. WALTON

AUCTIoSEER-Ofice, 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY. May IA, 1859, at IL O'Clock M.
~ mt Banks Arcade will be sold
81 81 100 ACRES or RICH WE'LL TIMBERED LAND.
In the Parish Of ST. Helena ab,u miles
ence on the N o. jackson and q. n Rarosd being g. W.
quarter vest half Of qnarer and s. qusrer OF n w.
quarter OF Section g. N. w. H. r. Quarter Of
Section No. {. 10 Township Nc. 8. 8. Of Range No E.
There running Of tprng land and
Is well timbered with Pine ok as, and cypf 50
A1-TERMs-Oneta,rd cash balance and two years
credit with per cent and per inter-
est, with mortgage mil fnal payn ent.
Act Of sale before Charles SriDger ESQ., Notary Public
me expense OF the purchaser. my6
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STATE LOUISIANA, I
Parish of Orleans, City o. New oresh'.S
Be it remembered. 18th day of May 1851 before
the subscriber Justice of he Peace IN and for the cy
aforesaid, personally appeared A. Chapel!a fres
dent AID Jules Dohonde Secretary of the Union Insurance
Company Of New Orleans Who being duly according 10
do and that the above just and true
and nscrpt from the books of the Company
A. CHIAPELLA, President.
JULES noLroSDE, Secretary.
and subscribed before this 18th day o. May 1859
ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice Of the Peaes for the Parish of Orleans.
At mse,iug os the Board Of Drec held this day
resolved to declare dividend of per TO the insured for
which scrip will be is ed and after July next and
"a pe cent stockholders the capital paid in payable
according 10 section Of the char the Company
and after the LIST of June next.
Holders scrip which interest is due and payable
the lt ins, requested to ali and receive the same.
A, CHIAPELLA, Presid Mt
JULES roLfospE, Secretary.
New OIlea,s, May II, 1857 mylS I'm
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN MINTURN, DECEASED.
BY j. b. WALTON,
Office No. 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY, May 2sEh, 1859, at IL O'Clock
~ NJ at Banks Arcade Magazine street, by virtue and in
pursuance Of order of the Hon. p. r. Morgan Judge
of the Second District Court Of New Orleans sell at public
auco, account Of the succession Of John Mnurn decd
GRACE q grille slave woman, aged about Is yeGrs
R4-TERMS-(:ash.
Of sale before A. Mazureau Notary Public at The ex.
pense Of the purchaser.
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n 20. O. F.-HoWard Lodge No. I3 meet
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No. s, odd
Fellows Hall, at O'Clock. Ofcers-JOs. WAGNER, n g.
GEO. H. SHOTWELL, Y. @. l.. A. BENpIXEN Record
ing Secretary b. DAsILvA, Per Secretary; j. G. NORTON
Treasurer,
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SATURDAY. 18th Inst. mt 10 o'clock A. M,
~ At their auction No. Is ud Levee street, will be
sold.
cases. consisting OF Boots Boeans Oxford Ties CATERS
Slippers, and Pumps for and children comprising
select just received direct from manufacturer
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NEW ORLEANS, May IL, 1852
Personally appeared before me- Arthur Sa,cer Third Justice
Of the Parish of Orleans g. Cure Duncan Trea
snrer New Orleans Savings Institution who berg duly
sworn that the above statement true and correct
trans ript fr the books o. sal | Institution.
G. CURRIE DUNCAN, Treasurer.
Sworn subscribed before the 18th day of May 1850
ARTHUR sAUGTER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish OF o leans.
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FOURTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
%
NEW ORLE4 Ms 81 PINGSI SUBSTITUTION
Incorporated March Is, 1855
In conformity requirements of the Charter of this
Inituon following Of its affair. IL published
LIABILITIES
Received from ?,79! Dspositors in l3, 2l7 .-..
Deposits. 81 lnjll2 80
Paid 10 e33l Drafts. S2399O 9!
Amount due to Depositors April 30, 1853 2S2,l9l IS
C.r idcates OF Deposit
Amount outstanding 30th April 1Sjs... li,4s6 IL
1898, 657 10
ASSETS.
sS3 100 N. o. City Bonds, coslfng...... $500 90
5000 st. Charles Hotel Mortgage
Bonds, costing. ..,t............. 6!I5O %
Loans on Pledge of |; INK stock, ........ 1900 90
Loans secured by Mortgage on improved
city property worth double the amount
loaned Observation-Disclosures. s},6j GO
Cash--In Bank louisiana. 5000 80
In Vault.....,........, l0,46I 73-7o,0T6 03
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les rues Robert Nayades, Upper Lia- OF Bacchus.
A. UN 1LET DE TERRE, designa le No Y, borne pR
les Robert, ST Denis, Upper Line ct Dryades
UN LET DE TEkRE. designe par ie no - borne par
g. IN IET bE TERRE sssisne par l. No g. borne par
' IN iLET DE 1EgR e. de lyme par No ST. borne rsr
les rues Rosert Andrews, Upper Lire ct St David.
N LET DE TERRE, desgne par le No S. bosne gar ies
RUGS HSOf fET De TERkE dssns par e borne
To- TN fLET DE TERRE desgre par No g. borne psr
ii DIX.NEUF LOTS DE TE,RE dams l'ilet No l. borne
mar les rues Front Levee Rooert Upper Line desgns
par les Nos Las rs, TO- H. ~ Is, H. Is, 10, II. b.
IL QuINzE LOTS re TERRE dams llet No 1, borne par
Nos L. s. 80 l.. II. u. 49, H. u.s. 49, II ct 49,
49, nIX-SEPT LOTS De TERkE dams Filet No u, borne
Jersey Samuel Belcastel ct Duessa desige
par Nos 2 45,67s Is, L. y is 49, ~ 2let q.
lie dnpres e plan general du dill faubourg Ava dorf
une copie .efa exhbee a. a vtnte.
ii til TIERS iNDIyIs DUNE SECTION DE TERRE
Jefferson cesfgIe par 10 NO is Township Is
as, du ieuye Mississippi contenant 50 acres 46-lU0
ct ans do credit bes eidosssurs, pertat poar
cent dinere par de ur date usena Pecheance ct
rechesrce Placement aison de cent
usqua paft paemen' gaans par hypot eque sur icz
proprie'es vendues.
biets deyront dvise. par coupons
des yendeurs.
Les actes pardevapt A. Doriecourt uotare public f
DIES acqsereuis. els Is m.5 Is II JIG
A w. FABER's LEAD PENCILS, FRol
a. 40 cents to SIG per gross.
tarSole Agent for the United States, sre
EBERHARD FARER,
1888 William street,
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FOR SALE,

Tor sALE-FREIGHr OR oHARTER-THE Al
celebrated baltimore Clipper Brig TALLULAH burhen,
30 ons carries $500 barrels and in complete order
voyage. Apply TO GEO. W. HYNsON & CO.,
as 81 Camp street,
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CITY OF JEFrkRsoN-EI1KNsIvRs SALE OF TWELVE
choice squares Q. p.ss q Of eround divided iss
very iote most convenient for large eamdg
ale sssssans s.s eoprssd Within sts ls
Booeny, and 81 mated of Nesssr 3s.S T~sey -
dean and Godwins fine Tessdsnee. Pajs = r,edit n ~
and three years. for Notes withnst esirrsrYs
ny v
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Bureau, No Passage de y Arcade de Banks.
UNDI, l6 de mai, 1850, a midi. IL seEs
II vendu repcan iH6el de la Cite rue De IA tounune
les Magasns Camp veu Pun ordre de rhoRo
rabe Cour du Troseme District Jeicaire de fEtst de q
Louisiana dams Ia paroisse JEFF date du
1859 ct auss du de Mr. g. s. Dufosset h.
ct Theodore Soniat Dufossat ala deHecuer parsge e
les dts htTtiers-
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The SickleS Trial.
nner year.

We have not given to our readers the details Of
this trial. We doubt the propriety of doing so,
with our views of the duties and obligations of the
press. The details are, however, given with much
particularly in the New York, Baltimore, and Wash
ington papers. The trial has been going on some
fifteen days. and the probability is it will occupy
eight or ten days more. deep interest is taken in
it by the Washington and Baltimore public, and the
cars for Washington are crowded now and then with
persons going to and from the trial.
The Court has ruled that the counsel for the de-
fence may 60 into the proofs Of adultery, and the
proofs come fast and thick that MIR. Key and Mrs.
Sckles we're in the habit of frequenting the house
rented by Mr.. Key as the place of meeting. The
fact of adultery is really unquestionable as the
killing of Key. The general impression still seems
to be that Sickls will be acquitted
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Person Co., n, c., April l3, 1859.

SETTLEMENT OF DIFFICULTIES WITH PARAGuAY-
The tuon of the 18th contains an interesting letter
from Mr.. Bowlin, the Commissioner appointed by
the President to adjust the difficulties between the
United States and Paraguay. in which Mr. Boxln
gives an account of the settlement of these difficult
ties and the manner in which this desirable result
was reached The letter is addressed to the PreS-
dent and is dated at Asuncion, Feb. H. 1859. Mr.
Bowlin was very much aided in his efforts by the
President of the Argentine Confederation, Gen. Ur-
quiZa, who went brore him to see and advise with
Gen. Lopez the President of Paraguay. The whole
matter adjusted without the firing Of a gun,
and with credit to both countries. BY the settle
ment new treaty is made between the two coun-
tries, with liberal provisions than heretofore
a convention to settle claims against Paraguay; ten
thousand dollars to the family of the sailor killed
on the Watcr-Witch by the gun fired from Lopez
fort the P;rana and satisfactory letter Of re-
grets and apology from Lopez, with full permission
to the United States to explore the rivers of Para.
quay.
The adjustment of this difficulty without blood
shed is matter for congratulations and the Prcsi-
dent, the Secretary of the Navy and Mr.. Bowlin,
are entitled to the thanks of the country for the
energy and discretion with which the movement
against Paraguay and the negotiations have been
conducted.
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+ INCREASED RECEIPTS OF THE RALEIGH AND GAS,
TON ROAD-We learn that the receipts of this Road
Nrom freight for the six months ending LIST April,
1850, were $74,531 49, against $54, ,459 70 for the
same time last year; and from passengers $751;
OBS 81, against $780, 185 II, for the time last
year,-Showing total increase in receipts of $780,
924 81 for the last six months. This is certainly
gratifying result.
We learn that large quantities Of merchandise are
passing up the Central Railroad for merchants west
of this Business of all kinds is revivng. The
tobacco crop has not yet gone forward and when it
does it must add considerably to freigbts. If the
wheat crop should be good one, as the prospect
now is that it will be, a much larger quantity will
be transported the Central and the Raleigh and
CASTOR Roads than has been done during any for
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WASHINGTON. April 1S. 1859,

ASniNGlON, Ap1H 10, 1ooV.
Secretary Cass, on reading the Cass- -Yrisaari
Treaty as modified, promptly expressed to the Nj
caraguan Minister his approval of it, but said it re-
mained with the President to say whether it would
be acceptable 1t was Immediately carried to Mr..
Buchanan, who, having examined closely the addi-
tional article, with its modification, declined giving
his appreciation, saying that he would suspend judg
ment until General Lamar arrived he being expect
ed here on the 2Sth inst
The Treaty was Objectionable in what is known a.
the additional article. This provided that 1.-the
United States shall enforce their Neutrality laws,
and prevent any armed expedition from leaving their
shores for the purpose of invading the soil of Mica
ragua" This article presupposed dereliction on
the part of the United States in enforcing these laws.
To this our Government objected. The clause now
comes back so modified as to read 1.-The Govern
ment of the United States will do all in its power for
the enforcement of her Neutrality laws, and tho
prevention Of any armed expedition into Nicaragua"
The clause without modification, is similar to tho
Ouseley Treaty.
Senor Perez speaks in high terms of General La
mar and says that he possessed the respect and es
TEEN of Nicaragua
The Pslaguayan steamers will be ordered back to
the United States to be copnered and repaired after
which they will be distributed among the Squad
rOns
Secretary Cobb says the Treasury receipts far
beyond the estimates, and as yet he has not found
it necessary to touch dollar Of the Treasury notes
authorized by the late law.