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~ The steamer Selma, Capt. Hanberry, arrived
- eyenng from the s " Pass with $50 bales gunny
bsss and closh from the ship J r Whitney. Captain
r reports outside the bar bound in ships Whit
~ Success Felicia, Louisa Hatch, Sarah Minot and
others. names mot ascertaned. On the bar bound
ont ships Ocean Pearl, Mary 3 Campbell, E Walsh
ard Jno White. Inside the bar opposite the light
house ships Peppercl, May Queen, Jos Keeler and
nizaqeth Kimbal, Inside the bar bound out "A ships
and i brig.
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de Ia NonveIle- Orleans SO'SHAUGNESSY-No 1880
A TTENDU que eC.Oshaughnessy g. presente
"A petition la Cour lede dobtenir ss Lettres dad
mntreion la Succession de eu Edward OShsughnes-y de-
cede iRtestat-
Avis lie present donne que peut
davoir deduire dix Iours les rasons pour
quelles serait pas fait droi la dite petition
Par ordre de la Cour. ~----<S
m29 al ]. L. KELLY, Dspute 9refier
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Leaves FRIDAY, April lat, at5P.M
- - REGULAR ST. LOUIS Jacket
ln For 81. Louis, Csiro Hickman New Madrid.
- Memphis and III intermediate landinss-Ths
elegant and fast running packet Un-
Gle eana, q. w. Stewart MASTER j. H. NcAshsm CLERK
will leave above. For freight passage andy hoard
vIRGIElUS G. DEkTZEL
mSl Advertising Agent.
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

FON SALE-THE UNDERSIGNED, JUST
arrived from Cincinnati, offers for sale large OF
" Newfoundland and many other different species OF
&4 Dogs, Poland Chickens and Gold Pheasant Chick
also twelve different pairs Of assorted Pigeons.
Establishment Rampant street. between Common and Ca
nal, opposite the livery stable -.
in2i lms q. REICHR.
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de Ia Nouvelle. Orleans. LAKE-No Is, ,31l.
A TTENDU que j. nj. Bach a presemte une
IA petition la Cour ieet dobtenir les Ietres
ee la Succession vacante de fu Wn Lake. decide intes
tat
Avis present donne que celia peu
dednre dix ours les raisons les
quelles Il ne serait sfas dreit 10 dite petition.
PAr ordre de la Cour
m2s al 8 J. L. KELLY, Depute Grenier
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Of New Orleans No. 1881.
WHEREAS J. M. Bach has petitiened the


of the late Vim. Lake. deceased intestate-
Notice hereby given all whom 1t to shoy
within ten days. why the of the said petone
should not be granted.
By order of the Court.
j i. KELLY Qenutx Clark.
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McKe &co. .225 do oats f LOtspeich l&C0. 4 bbls
pork BARLEY, Johnson &eo. ;ls5 pkgs mdse H Ere
derson h Gaines 3 bbls tallow Dudley, Nelson eco
.sundries to order. Total l045 bales cotton.
LOUISVILLE. Steamer Farchild. 100 csks
pork 81 bbs lard % do beans do eggs 23 kegs lard
bbls ell le bbs eggs 81 hhds tobacco l444 scs corn
Ethel eco. .702 scs corn 16 csks bacon Oglesby
h McCauley. .33 hhds tobacco B F Lotspeich &co.
II bbs beons do eggs Grieve Werle: IA do eggs
Schneider Il Wise. .2l do onions F Saleau eco. 8
hhds tobacco J D'Arman &co. II do W Fl Crafts d
CO 81 do Turner. 3 pkgs mdse Moore & Van Culin
"A hhds tobacco Campbell, McKie eco. .23 do Fell
loves &co. 4 bbls eggs Jno Benz. .l25 bales hay s
Michdl &co 800 kegs lard A F Cochran Il Hall. IS
pcs buggng billiard, Summers &co .ss do = Hyde
&co. 80 do W Chambers. 1853 scks corn Twitchell Il
butcher. AS tcs hams Brown Gee. rs do j l.
! N Marks eco. Is do W Fee &co. so bbls pork to
Cobb Sco. 40 els rope Parmee 4 Brother. .l3 head
stock and sundres to order Total IA hhds tobacco
| ATTAKAPAs. Steamer T D Heine Is hhds sugar
hbs molasses 10 bales cotton 10 bales cotton Dupe-
rr. Hayes &co .2s bbls molasse< West Villarie &co
Is hhds sugar Gordon Il Costello 20 do to Lobit Il
Charpentier. .3S do 36 hbls molasses to Hail. Kodd &
| Putnam .l6 bbls molasses Bethel Hare. sundries
TO order, Total Ss hhds sugar IS bbls molasses 20
| bales cotton
/ opELousAs and BAYOU DE GLA1sE, Steamer
Aline- bales cotton Lobit Charpentier. IL hhds
i sugar Darby u Tremoulet .63 bbls molasses to D
Kelly eco Total bales cotton u hhds sugar 63 bbs
4 moasSes.
TRENTON. Steamer r W McRae .23s bales cot
ton Robson Allen. 80 Carroll, Hoy &co. .4s do
Cutrer, Harrison &co. .35 VIM Soery 8co 20 West
Renshaw 4 Cammack. Is Head, Massie t&co. S I
\ Hardie &co. a Payne h Harrison. 3 do Campbell 4
Strong 8 Phillips. Nixon &co. @ Lewis h Oglesby
i Q Oakley, Hawkins eco Il Glis, Ferguson &co i
do Love &co. .sundries to order. Total 500 bales
! cotton
i OPELOUSAs. Steamer Bayou Belle. .ll6 hides
i 203 bales cotton Beocq, Noblom Geo. lea bales cot
ton Laforest Il Desmares. 10 A ] Tully &co 80 ds
| L Dufho. 7S Miller 4 Forester. is v Gourdain
\ l28 bales cotton do wool Lobit & Charpentier. i!
4 hhds sugar s Donnel. .sundries to order. .Tota
1 566 bales cotton.
JEFFERSON. Steamer Eleanor. .1s7 bales cottol
4 Rugeley, Blair &co.. SS r Q Cummings &co. 40 d.
Lewis / Ogiesby, 70 G Thompson. .lS Payne y Har
rison s A b Donovan &co. IS Heald, Nassie &co. ):
! Campbell Il Strong 4 A J Tully &co. .6 do Miller
Forester. 4 Farley, Jurey &co. 8 J b Cromwell
| 5 A N Hopkins &co.6 Frellsen, Stevenson &c.,.
Winston, Morrison &co. 10 hhds sugar IL bbls mo
lasses Pitcher Goodrich &co. a hides Rugelcy, Blai
&co so do and sundrles to order. Total 457 bale
\ cotton.
- EASTPORT. Steamer Cherokee 1868 bales cottor
| Bradley, Wilson &co. 20 Henderson, Terry &co 81
do j 4 G Cromwell. 81 Scruggs, Donegan eco. 80
Hewitt, Norton &co. .39 J Tully &co. 8 Skipwith
Hazard &co. 80 McGregor & Bankhead. .54 s o Mel
son &co. 40 Green h Crump. 92 bales osnabeIgs te
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SECOND DlsrsIc, couRr} %sUGGEssMlYN % ~ , or EpwAsn
IKTHEREAS c. OlShaMghneasYl has pc etitIol


the late Edward O'Shaughnessy, deceased intestate-
Notice hereby given all whom 1t concern sho
within ten days. why the of the said petition
should not be granted.
By order of The Court.
l. T., KELLY Dsnnty Clerk
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de Ia Houyelle- Orleans ( B. LOCKETT--No is 832
A TTENDU que Lorenzo Dow Briodley a
n presente petition la Cour eet d'obtenir ettres
Administration Ia Succession de feue Sarah b. Locke
decedee intestat-
par present donne que peu
davor denre dix ours les aisons pour
queles II serait pas fa droit Ia dite petition
al59 IL KELLY. Depu,a Gr-nio-
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ssconp Drsraicr couRr} sUocEssIoN or SARAH B.
WHEREAS Lorenzo Dow Brtndley has
w petitioned Court Letters of Administration
Estate Sarah g. Lockett, deceased
Notice hereby given all whom may concern show
within ten days why the of tho said petitioner
should not be granted
By order OF the Court.
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FURTHER BY THE STEAMER INDIAN,

QUEBEC, August 3o.-The steamship Indian has ar
rived at this port Her mails contain some items of
interest in addition to the brief summary which was
telegraphed from Farther Point yesterday.
ENGLAND-The nomination Of Charles Lenox White
as envoy to Central America and the rumored cesson
of Honduras to Great Britain had given rise to the
impression that England is about to adopt measures
for Strengthening her position in that quarter.
All arrangements for the great cricket match be.
tween the eleven of England and the Twenty.
two'' of the United States having been completed,
the English players will leave England on the 7th Of
September for New York.
The sum of f2e 900 has been offered for the charter
of the mammoth steamer Great Eastern, for trip to
America and back.
FRANcE.-On Sunday evening, the 14th, splendid
banquet was given by the Emperor Napoleon to the
principal Marshals aud Generals of the army at the
close Of which the Emperor made speech, and dis
tribnted medals to all who had been engaged in the
Italian campaign.
On the 18th, the day of the fete, Napoleon par
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doned upwards Of HOO prisoners who had been con.

doned upwards Of 100 prisoners who had been con
fined for various crimes. ul ...... .-
The Paris Moniteur announces that the Emperor
had decided to retain for the present army Of 50
900 in Lombardy.
Lille is to be the headquarters OF the grand mill
tsry command, with Marshal OF France at the
head.
The accounts OF the wine crop in France are Of an
uniayofAble character.
Aus1RA-It is reported that the new constitution
proposes by the Emperor Of France, will bs eharac.
efzed by the incorporation OF the principle decen
na'zation, the establishment Of representing pro-
vnces by the establishment Of prerogatives given by
'ne arissocracy, and by strictly catholic spirit.
iTALY.- Garibaldi has arrived at Leghorn, and
accepsed the command Of all the forces of Central
Italy. s'
A statute Of Napoleon III, by Canova, was inaues-
rated at Milan on the l4tb.
"A proposition declaring the dynasty Of the House
OF Lorraine impossible in Tuscany, was unanimously
supported in the Tuscan National Assembly. but the
discussion Of the question had been postponed,
POSITION OF FRANcE.-It ia reported that the
French Government has addressed dispatch to the
great powers in which 1t decidedly refuses to assist
the sefelected Princes of the Italian Ducbies to N.
turn to their dominions by force Of arms nor will
France permit Austria or any other power so to aid
them.
PRussIA.-The death Of the King Of Prussia was
hourly expected.
All the Princes and Ministers Of the Government
had been recalled.
CoNsoLs.-The English funds were slightly fluctu.
ating with dull tone and downward tendency
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Domestic Intelligence.

ST.. LOUIS, August 30.-The steamer Duncan g.
Carter sunk in the Mississippi river on Sunday night
No lives lost. The loss is estimated at "a 900
The boat was insured for $4,000.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-The sales Of Cotton to-day
were 400 bales. Middling Uplands are quoted at Iii
to LII. The Flour market closed firm. Sales to-day
$500 bbls. Corn closed dull; sales to-day $4,000
bushels. Pork closed buoyant Eastern Mess sl4 50
to $l4 62a. Sugar closed buoyant at previous quo
cations.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 29-The Mississippi at this point
has risen two inches during the past twenty -four
hours, and is still rising slowly.
V1cKsBURG, Aug S0.-The steamer Crescent City
passed down at and the Messenger at O'Clock
yesterday evening. The Grand Duke with 1000
bales of cotton on board, passed down at and the
New Uncle Sam at o'clock this morning. The Nat.
chez passed down at o'clock this evening.
Fire in Toronto.
TORONTO, CANADA, Aug 3O.-A fire occurred in
this city last night, which destroyed Victoria Ter
race comprising six dwellings in one Of the best por-
tions of the city.
The fire is supposed to have been the work of an
incendary.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 3O.--The Overland California
Mail has arrived bringing dates from San Francisco
to the sth inst.
Horace Greeley was still the lion of the day, and
had gone to visit Col. Fremont
A duel between Senator Broderick and Senator
Gwin was considered as inevitable, and would proba.
bly, take place Immediately after the election.
The Fort Smith Times says that the Comanche
Indians have made two attacks on the Wichita,
Caddo and Delaware Indians, while the latter were
on their way home under the Indian agent, Mr..
Blair.
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STRANGE BIRD-A friend left at our office, on
Saturday evening last, rare bird in these parts.
Upon looking to authority, we find it to most re-.
sembe the Adjutant, an East India bird. This spec
men would measure from the end of the beak to the
end of the toes, near five feet The bill was some
seven inches long, very large at the base and gently
sloping to point. The pinous and tail feathers
we're backthe body, neck etc, Of light ash color.
The wood Ibis its nearest OF kim but not Ibis
Five of these were killed at shot from flock of
about twenty FIVE. Can some Of our salt water friends
tell US what 1t is Z lCheraw 6. CD Gazette.
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REMARKABLE CASE OF REsUscIrATIoN.-A Model
Coroner.-The Boston Journal of the Goth inst. has
the following -..#
Yesterday afternoon boy six years old, named
tra Railroad bridges at South Boston, into the water
and was supposed to have drowned. After the boy
had been under the surface of the water about twenty
minutes, Mr.. Ash Eve have not his Christian name)
succeededin bringing him to the shore, apparently
lfeless Coroner Fogg was called to view tie body,
which be did in the capacity OF Coroner and consid.
cred inquest unnecessary, but in less time than is
occupied in recording the fact he set himself to work
work with will on the body Of the boy, and after
about two hours Of hard muscular labor, be had the
satisfaction Of seeing his efforts at resuscitaton
crowned with success. Last evening the boy was
quite comfortable
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IMPORTANT FROM VENEZUELA,
SUCCESS OF THE LIBERAL PARTY.

NEW YORK, August 30.-Later advices from Vene
zuela have been received at this port which state
that President Castro had been imprisoned by the
Constitutional or Liberal party and compelled to
surrender the Presidency, after severe engagements
between the Liberal and Federal troops.
Several severe engagements had occurred, result
ing almost entirely in favor Of the Constitutionalists
The utmost alarm prevailed in the country generally
in anticipation of still further and more ssneuinary
engagements.
A force Of 5000 armed men were at Caracas, re.
solved to deliver their country from the Federaliss
Or die in the attempt
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DEATH ON THE TRACK.-The Coffeeville (Miss.)
Express tells the following story:


On Saturday night last negro man belonging to
Major Terrence, planter who lives near Terrence
Depot, Yalobusha county, came to the town of Cof
feevie for the purpose Of buying whisky after pro-
curing two jugs Of liquor and placing them in sack
he started down the railroad track home. Becoming
thoroughly intoxicated when about two miles from
town, he set the whisky down in the center of the
road, divested of the sack, and then threw himself
the track with both legs protruding over the
left rail. In this position he went to sleep. The
being very dark the engineer did not see the negro
or know he was on the track until it struck him.
The wheels cut both his legs entirely off above the
knees, and then threw the balance Of the body up
among the machinery of the locomotive. which
crushed every bone and tore the flesh literally to
pieces The engineer says, ~ could hear his bones
crack as they were ground in my engine" The
train Twas checked 80 soon as possible, and when
stopped the engine was Immediately over a trestle
through which the little that was left Of the unor
tunate negro fell.
The remains were gathered up, and the train re-
versed to the place where it struck the boy. The
jugs were found still in the road but with their necks
smoothly taken off to the bulge and full Of whisky Ia
the point where broken.
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SCENE IN CHURcH.-On Sunday svenins xaShses
rich scene occurred in one Of onr churcheG A 49,
and his wife have been living apart for soms Hns,
oil events is the recipient Of many Kind attentTo1s
from another party. On Sunday night the hushan1.
the wife and the benevolent gentleman Who yisiil1
the wife, were all q church, when thefe vas qui1e :
eral signifed their intention Of iotninx. Thrs g
four were taken in without question. The "a
seemed to hesitate at one iedy-sud aSked u thQ8'
was any objection to her becoming memhes. ~
deserted husband rose in his place and forbede -
bans. That woman, y he continued, G CAUSED ~
vile to leave me-my wife who d now living II 49,
and shameless adultery with another man. IHefos
she slts-there they both aren He pointed dirselly
to them and continued in the same strain unfl ~
meeting broke. lIndisnapolis (Ia.l Journal. -
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A STORM AT SEA, PRoBABLy.-The Augusta (Ga)
Dispatch of the Oath says:
We observe that the storm yesterday drove large
focks of sea birds to our vicinity. The gunners are
out in full numbers after them with what success we
have not yet learned. The appearance of marine
birds here is indication of the extent and severity
of the storm.
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FEEDING Pics ON CAR WHEELs.-N. p. Willis, in :
recent letter. detailing trip over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, thus mentions novelty in keeping
swine:
And by the way, there is another novelty Of rail.
way sustenance which learned upon this route and
which will mention while think Of il, Wis.,: The
support Of large army Of pigs, extending from tie
Chesapeake to the Ohio, BY sucking the grease from
the wheelsof cars and engines at the different stations.
The Irish laborers who work on the road hare dis
covered that the four thousand engines and cars each
with from four to eight wheels, well creased, bring
daily along an amount Of dripping and licking upon
which the loose pig will thrive remarkably Asthese
have been some strikes among the pick.Axes md
shoves, and the directors would think twice before
interfering with Paddy's long established privileges
of pig and COW, the free grazing Of Al nnenelosed
ping place on the route accordingly the approaching
whistle puts the surrounding swine into unanimous
Esop ior the station = sna 1s three mssss tass
we'll oiled hubs and axlettees y lively indeed. Tbs
only part Of it that Paddy dos IKE understand.
his family, for NO payatan.
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A correspondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger saya
whisky, and taken In Rills four times ~, win con-
petey erndicate the disposition 70 ~ intemperate
use Of ardent spirits, by exciting 1s6ust to all
spirituous liquors.
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BOILER EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFg.-The Nor.
folk Herald of the 25th says:
report reached here yesterday from the Great
Bridge stating that the steam boiler of dredging
machine, employed on the Albemarle and Chesapeake
canal, near that place, exploded yesterday morning,
causing the death of three negro men. We did not
learn the particulars.
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- BURNETT HOUsE-cINcINNATI OHIO
JOHNSON, SAUNDERS 4 CO., Propretors.
Having leased the premises for series years.
call the attention Of travellers to the improvements made
possession.
propeors The building has been cleansed
full and attentive servants employed in all departments
house the BAR stocked with choice Liquors Cigars
Table will be supplied with all decacies of the
every convenience arranged with view the comfort
pleasure of guests
iels am j.. 4 90.
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STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES, FROM to ls DIAMETER OF CYLINDER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from TX to 80 hor,.
eower.
DRAINING WHEELS. from IL feet to 80 feet diameter
DRAINING PUMPS, from to % inches in diameter.
Lea Leavitt's Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, with
boh iron and wooden with Norcross Rocker Boxes
Stearn's patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Pages and Page 4 Childs CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Double Circular Saw Mills. with Top Saws.
straub's Iron Franc CORN and FLOUR MILLS, from
inches diameter.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, Of g. TX, 9 and IL inches In
diameter by IL feet long and for either horse
power.
sHAFT1Na, COUPLINGS. PuLL1Es, STANDS. HANG
ERs and Boxes Of all sizes
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS AZ inches In diameter and from
Is to 80 feet long. "a
oIRcUL AR SAWS, up 10 70 inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES. of various Sizes.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS Of all sizes4
An assortment Of all sizes of the above articles generally
store ready for delivery the notice. fer sale on
the most favorable terms and at the lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed
Full printed Catalogues of prices will be any addres
By mail
my9 aWn 70Gravier street, New Orleans.
pass el s u bss
he has received since conducting the establishment his
Fl .Hs
, Of s % s
as his agent procuring wokreceve orders have them
ton Mr. brewster has long enjoyed competent and
gec englneer 1t s hoped will be sufficient the
public that all orders given to him will be
racy and dispatch.
GEORGE PATTERSON,
Machine Shop and Foundry,
Corner Of Delord and New Levee streets.
New Orleans, August "a, 1859. au24 I'm
SESG3SMR SSIsIHH HAND ENGINES. BOILERS AND
One Second Hand Steam Engine feet stroke and
Twelve inches hes diameter Of cylinder heavy
TOpafher Will Iii
Pipes and Governor All in complete order-very little worn
and Is suitable for Sugar Mill or Draining Wheel
One Doctor Engine inches diameter inches stroke
with three brass and cast iron pumin complete order
One Doctor Engine inches diameter is inches stroke;
with -FOUR cRst-iIon pumps-in 1lete order,
smaller Doctor Engnes-not complete but can be made
so If required f' ~ ~ " ~
large lot of Second Hand Hog Chains various sizes
from inch to 24 inches In daneter-th Swiyels Guard
Stirrups etc. ~ '' "N
Two Second Hand Double Flued Boilers ~ inches diameter
ena ~ ees long with Fire Fronts. Safety Valves Blow of and
cellent order. ~ " ' "a
One Boiler without Fluos inches diameter and % feet
head only and put perfect repair and
ls suitable for Cistern e ~
GEORGE PATTERSON
Ind NnyI Lava aostraa
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