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dianola, @ Payne
Ship Oliver Moses, Otes, for Liverpool, ~.
Baxter, Lowell eco
Bark Wayeriy, Thompson, foz Boston,
w Hynson eco
Schr Sea Horse, Sanchez. for Mobile.
=, -, Huntington
schr Union, Wilde, for Pensacola, Master
49, -----
Arrived, IL
staan,sb;n f.olvestor o,so,, f.,,,, xv.st
Floriia norts Dec ~ : 1T dist : e''' s''
Steamship Mapnolia S,rouelI from 1n5;anola and
Galveston Both nit, to G b PAYNE. LIST dist.
Brem ship Rnbens, Seller, 40 DAYS from Bremen. to
V0igts, Jeanrenaud &co 4th dist IA.
Brit Ship Gar, Cochrane. 72 DAYS from CaIlao. in
ballast to " Mure. LIST dist AZ.
span Snip Numero Quartro, ~, days from Havana,
in ballast TO master. point,
Ship Lochinyar, Cole, from Antwerp l4th Nov, to
master 4th district GIL.
span p ,s fE0vlaence Gays rom Havana, IN bal
a.. , ,aes " Ti iasss Wy aoo: peiiN..
a1s. ut Gays ron IA
NJ xalo Z. nsasT " MI Geo 4In qlsI e.
'cai W. Y Gays ron havana,
70 master noint. . S',' ss'''''
schr h B Metcalf, Burton, days fays from Havana
to Boudousquie, Phillips Aco. I'd dist 16.
st.amho.t..
Douglas, Gwartney, from Leflore.
Pa aU1G wh;ta a from e. Mopile:
n n1. nii.e, z ger, IRON 81 MartlnsVllle
Aline, Hn,n ncaayy, from s Washington.
[ W n. Sesoa.' ruoii " r,.,
Kasa naIa Mno,s f s,,,a1 T.,, nlun ienu
60 1as, MIols, Toll Iamuen.
Howard. Fower from m Nas Ma Ii ne' H. Il
Woodford, Irwin. from Louisville. 8 e
Camden. Carradine. from Tensas and Macon.
ia Swon Jones from NJ I,nnis. ''''N 1-''N'
g b il. Vincent from Donaldsony;le.
Moro. Jennings from Camden 4 - ,t.
Lecompte, johnson, from Carolina Bluffs. Il
lowed down and to sea on the Oath ult ship
~, s st;., anu sclif
49,. r ~ 81. -. ",
down and to 1 "a IN the a5th HE i aims VIM N
Singer and John Patten brought up ship
knbens, bark lntegredad and schr Maj Bar
~ D''l . anu = 4 "e'c .sI...
@ a nians ron u me passes:
Roseneafh and hark Sayaoossa = hronoht =, n \
ships Car and NuInere Q1atre, bark Provti-
dence and schr Carrie Sanford.
u Reloyv-Comlna I'm.
schr Jonathan johnson, RUSSELL finn Brazos Santiago
to Goldenbow 4 Lesparre I5 ~ M
| - 4
Passengers.
Per steamship Magnolia. from Iniianola and Gal
yeston-C Vanderbilt il and lady. Mrs Colt Mrs Lo
caII. Dr. Tobin. M Ha5en Messrs Fairbrok Conner
ff0ckevy Cannon. Ioveless Mckee Alexander "
shaw Chambers. Flopr. Gould. Ryes. Anderson.
81, dack !. II . =. -7e 1 =,
3, D. s.....h;,, n.,.o.., -. W.. y,
Farda Por4s H. Kill M Wesisr NJ ,,e a M
i n. " 4 Tns - .S
Say cs bamss
Terrell brown. Rodgers. Young. HrwIey. q ON deck
rs negroes. - -
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"a Leaves on TUESDAY, ian. 4 at p. NJ.
~ SHIRE AND NEW Or
leans Tri-Weekly Packet Line-Tho new and
T. magnificent passenger packet steamer Lucy
HOlcOmbe, W. d. Bateman master, will leave above,
for Shreveport Grand Ba, Gampte Grand Eco.e Alexan
Information. freight passage. apply on board.
vIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
q dS Advertising Agent
NJ plan of her cabin be
from distance by dispatch letter. by application at the
ofhra IF thai
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Shipping SntsIIigsIltt.

= ~ See tho hack Of this page 7th - for
Rlnancial, Commerclal, River News and
Hotel departments.
CzEsrEnr OrrIcx, No. 70 Camp street. y
Monday Morning, jan Sd, 1889 )
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Mexico, Talbot, for Galveston and In
dianola, Payne
Bark Wayerly, Thompson, fo7 Boston, - Is !
g W Hynson eco
B " Huntington
Schr Union, Wilde, for Pensacola, Master
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. ALABAMA RIVER.

r. FOR RLADON AND CULLUM
sPRINas.Tyics = week-Ths steamer Adj
Bndon and CuluDl Springs twice week, as follows
Leaves Mobile for Badon and Cuum Springs and Demopo
avery Saturday evening, at 4 O'Clock.
Leaves Mobile for Radon Cuum Springs Wodpes
day evening, at O'Clock.
Returning
Leaves Badon and Culum Springs every Tuesday
day evening" o'clock arriving in Mobile every Wednesday
and Friday morning, at 6 O'Clock.
For passage apply to
T. B. SMITH, Tchoupitoulas street.
je26 II or SIMPSON COOKE, Mobile.
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~ UNITED STATES TRI- ~
leaAD{Sa1S WEEKLY MAIL LINE MAR5
TO VICKSB II r a.

1t, n. = UNITED STATES TRL-.
l@AD{SaJnS y WEEKLY MAIL LINE MARlSs.H
go TO vICKsBUR
TUESDAY, At O'Clock T. M,
Wilson, will leave for Donaldsonvlie Paquemne Baton
Rouge Port Hudson Bayon Sara River Landing Fort
Adams Natchez, Waterproof, Rodney, st. Joseph Grand
Gull, WsrIenton and vicksburg, EVERY TUESDAY, at s
The Princess vcksburp with the Roc
buck and will take freight for all landings the
THuRsDAY. at O'Clock P. NJ,
Capt j. W. Cannon will leave for Donadsonve PLAGUE
mime Baton Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River
Landing Fort Adams Natchez Waterproof Rodney, St.
eph, Grand Gulf Warrenton, Vicksburg Mlikeng Bend,
Lake Providence Stacks Landing Skipwth Landing Pill
hers Point Ashton Grand Lake Washington Carolina Land
ing and Point Worthington, EVERY THURSDAY, at s
O'Clock p. NJ.
The yICKSBuRG connects at vicksburg with the
steamer DEWDRoP and will take freight for all landings
the Yazo0 river as high up as Goeenwood
SATURDAY, at O'Clock p. NJ,
The magnificent U. 8. Mail packet Natchez, Capt.
T. p Leathers, will leave for Donaldsonvie Piaquemsne,
Baton Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Fort Adams Satchea Waterproof Rodney S. Grand
o'clock P. M. 5pUt3
The steamer NATCHEz connects at vicksburg with
the steamer DEWDR0P and will take freight all landings
on the Yazoo river as high up Greenwood.
The mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
their regular days. without FAIL the hour appointed All
their win be promptly and faithfully
attended to.
These will responsible any paokae.
bills Of adng TAKEN specifying the and vue
the freight paid for vauabes deposited With the clerk
BY ths pa;sssngeIs or conia1 Inc in their baggage
Union Row, s. Carondelet 81.
jell I. B. SMITH. No Teheupitoufas 1t.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE PAID
who the thorough brace of the ST. Charles Hotel
Coach the night Of the sd nst white 1t standing
DIS Ct HALL. HILDRETH.
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at5P NJ.
~ - NEW ORLEANS. GRAND ECORE.
NAtchitoches and Alexandria Regular Weekly
P~ckets-The new. splendid and fast running
packet Rapides G. Bsrstow master win leave
for Cali onns Plantation Mouth Of River Coe
andra Normans Barbns and all intermediate landings
cry WEDNESDAY att P. NJ.
The eeg and swift running passenger packet Peer
less O. Dowty master will leave for Grand Ecore Match
iIoches Tgr Island st. Maur Faveron,s Landing
gomery Darands and Buxtons Landings calhouns Panta
bins, and all intermediate landings, every SATURDAY
r. N.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
f.. 5- MUSE & BRO, Agents,
d24 Corner Comon and Front streets.
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aits' Leaves on TUESDAY. 4th January, at s P. NJ.
. SHREVEPORT AND NEW ORLE-
Tri-W eekly Pocket Line he splendid and
swift passenger packet steamer 1ecOmte,
Cheney Johnson master will leave as above for Shreveport
Grand Bayou, Campts, Grand Ecore, alexandria, Norman
Barbn's and all way landings Returning will leave Shreve
port Saturday. Sth January ATOP For further nfor
nation and freight passage apply on board or to
g. L. KoUks 4 BROS, Agents, 2 From street. :.
uA plan Of her cabin be and secured
dstsnce by dispatch letter. BY application at the Of
hce Of the agents. vlRHINIUS G. DENTZEL.
d28 Advertising Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03

lIl9 leaves on TUEsDAy, 4th Jan. at P. N.
SHREVEPORT AND NEW
AA- Aoreans Tri-weekly Packet Lne-The new
and magnificent {, passenger packet, steamer
Shreveport Grand Bayo, Csmpte, Grand Ecos
Alexandria Nornans Babins and all way landings For
to g. L. KOUNs BROS, Agents. . Front street,.
plan Of her cabin be seen and stateroons secured
Of the agents. dSU
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y Leaves on TUESUA Y, 4th Inst. NJ B P.
~ FOR CAMDEN DIRECT-TH
l6AnfSts Low Water Packet-For Trenton Monroe Col
nmbia, Bguf river, Bayou Louis Pine Bluffs,
Harrisonburg Trinity and all plantations and landings the
Ouachita and Black rvesThe entirely new, very light
daught and fast running passenger packet Kate
Dale, f. Moore master, w. ChAppe, clerk. will leave
above For freight passage having unsurpassed cabin
Communications for passengers, apply on board.
VIRGINIUS C. DENTZEI,,
Jas Advertising Agent.
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CHITA RIVER.

Leaves on MONDAY, Sd inst. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
IT. REGULAR OUACHITA. BAYOU
l@aAhSta Bartholomew and Black River Packet.-The
fne.passenger steamer w. w. Fas mer, R.
H. Livingston, master. will leave above, taking freight
and for Ghampagnolle Wilmington Caney VILE
ouachta City ser'ington Trenton Monroe Pine Bluff Co
lnmbus, Harsonbug, Trinity Mllars Bluff and all inteme
diate landings the above For further particulars
apply on board. VIRGINIUS g. D NTZEL
d31 Advertising Agent.
Leaves TUESDAY, 4th inst, at s Pm.
~ FOR CAMDEN DIR ECT-OUA-
shia , saeketa ~ Camden Beach Hills, Nil
bama Landing, Trenton, Monroe Columbia Harrisonburg
Trinity all the intermediate andIn sTne splendid fast
ruuning passenger packet Moro. j. Jennings aster will
leave above. For freight pas age apply on board
VIRGINfUS G. DENTZEL,
Jas Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03

Leaves on SATURDAY, Jan. sth at p M
a 49, :. SHREVEPORT AND NEW ORLE-
Tri-Weekly Packet Line.-The mag
sniacent passenger packet steamer p. L.
Hodge, john Smoker master, will leave above for Shreve
port Grand Bayou Grand Ecore ampte Alexaudra Nor
mans. Barbns snd all way landings Returning will leave
Shreveport on Saturday, january, at 5 r. NJ.
For further information and freight passage apply
board or to G. L. KOUNS 4 BROS, Agents.
No Front street..
plan Of her cabin can be and secured
distance by dispatch by application the Of
flee of the agents, VIRGIN1US @. DENTZEI,
I Jas Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03

N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. From Canton. 1926 bales cotton to
s Il Ably Is Walker & Snider A R L Adams Geo.
5 Hughes, Hyllested Gee. 80 Rotchford, Brown eco
.l6 Patton, Smith Il Putnam. $ A NJ Hopkins eco
10 Coleman, Britton &co. Sc Thornhil1 &co.. 81
Robson h Allen. rs Payne & Harrison .95 Lewis &
Oglesby. 30 Pitcher, Goodrich &co.3 bales cotton
Bander, Hubbard AGO. - do Harris & Levi. IL do
IL Hardie SEQ. SO Bradley Wilson Geo. s bales
cotton Rugeley Blair Geo rs Carroll, Hoy AGO. "A
j ~ B S Kicks &co. % Broadwe & Payne. So
Ryrne, Vance eco. 10 J j Persons eco. .2lO Hard
ing, Ably &co II Friedlander & Gerson "a NJ Cor
don Jr. .120 Connolly & Champn. "a bales cotton
Cleveland Bros AGO. Is Jno Watt Geo. rs Boyd &
co. Total 1919 :.
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Leaves every FRIDAY ats NJ
n REGULAR MON ROE ANDTREN-
ton weekly packet--For Ouachita City, mouth
Bayon Barhoomew sterli1g to Port Orion
ba Harsonburg Trinity and all landings ouacha and
Black rves-The magnificent passenger steamer r.. w.
McTRae, W. Tobi, commander, Geo p. Work, clerk,
will positively above For freight passage apply
on board, orr MUSE BRO.
II s5f 5- Corner Common and Front Streets
The MeRae will take eights for nil points Bayous DAr
bon and Bartholomew with privilege Of reshipping.
r ~ YIRGINIUS g. DENTZEII, !
d22 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 9Th inst. at S P. NJ.
, r. FOR RED RIVE1R.--THE REGU-
lar weekly packet RaP1des, q j. Barstow
i@iszas master. will leave for Grand Ecore, Natchi-
oches, 81 Maurice Favrons Landing Montgomery, Durands
and Buxton's landings Mouth of Cane river Coe Alexan
ngs Red river above For freight passage apply
board
vIRGINIUs G. DENTZEL,
- "A d yartis 1, Auant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03

Leaves every SATURDAY, at ~ O'Clock M.
FOR d e l. d A ). THE
lsaslIk steamer Anna Ferret. bu expressly for
above. For freight passage amply on board. or to
j. NJ JOHNSTON / CO., Agents,
d306 No. 8 Front street, near Custonhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-03

Leaves on THURSDAY, 9Th Jan. at 81. positively;
l@MR5BShS Orleans Tri-Weskly Jacket Line-The line,
Eses superb passenger packet steamer Judah
TOurO Chss. W. Ewing, master, will leave above for
Shreveport Grand Bayou Campe Grand Ecore Alexandria,
Normans Barbn's, and all way landings.
For further information and freight PASSAGE apply
board q. l.. KOUNS Il BROS, Agents.
No. Front street.
Aa-A plan of her cabin SEEM
from distance by dispatch eer) by application the Of
ice of the agents, DO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09
Storm on the Coast.

Capt. Congdon, Of the Caroline Tucker,
from Callao, arrived at New York, reports:
August ), was of Barnegat in seventeen
fathoms water: stood up along the land about
a north course; was off the Highlands IN the
p. Nj. of the 18th in eighteen iuthoms water,
and not having pilot was obliged to haul
"fr $. S. f. at / p. NJ. very heavy thunder
squalls coming off the land: during the night
had continued heavy thunder, with most
vivid Aasheo of lightning over the whole
heavens The mast heads and the ends OF the
skysail and royal yards were covered win
false lights or balls of fire about The size
of small globe lantern; the air being NIL
ed apparently with electric fluid, which
ignites probably Ms it comes in contact with
harder bodies, Capt. c. says that night
caused him more anxiety than any night
off Cape Horn. The thunder, lightning,
,lelugs Of rain and gusts of wind were at
times appalling The ship wss andel three
close reefed topsails.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09
Telegraphic Dispatches.

CARE ISLAND, Aug. 6.--rhe Mayor and
City Council of Cincinnati arrived here this
evening, and are quartered at llouSton's
United States Hotel. The bathing is splen.
did. and the hotels are pretty full. A great
many Baltimoreans have been here this SEA.
son, and there are Il goodly number still
here, with others coming and going daily.
Bo>roN. Aug. 6.-The book trade sale was
renewed this morning. with tn" usual mum
her of buyers. The bidding was very live
~. The trade had IN excursion down the
harbor Yesterday. Several speeches were
made during the trip. Mr.. Pratt spoke ON
behalf of Baltimore.
CINcISNArI. Aug 6.-lhe Cincinnati and
Memphis packet Kate May, struck Il snag
last night Is miles below this city, and sunk
in six feet water. Her freight is badly
damaged. The boat may possibly b. raised.
She was valued at So, 900, and is fully in
sured.
TnoRoLn, C.. W, Aug. t. Two Touring
mills were burnt in this village, last night,
together with the niagara and Thor"ld lio-
tel seven dwelling houses, several stables,
&c. The total loss is about 1000. The
mills were partially insured.
NIAGARA FALLS, Aug. last night IN
this village German named Henry Ham
mer, shot an lrIshmun by the name 0t Bait
lett Byron, killing him instantly.
MONTREAL, Aug. G.-rhe North Britain
sailed from Quebec, for Liverp"ol, at 80
this morning She takes out 81 cabin and
- -tecrage passengers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09
Explosion of a Steam Boiler.

THREE Mes WUrNDLD.-A disastrous
stcam-boiler explosion occurred On Friday,
at the paper mill Of Mr.. Van Lew, at
Bloomfield, y. }. y letter says:
The boiler was situated under Il shed eS
terror to the main building. Not onl Wa
the shed cntire y destroyed, but the mill IL
self will need to be rnlirel rebuilt. it,
timbrr- are broken, aud the building, which
j. of wood. lcairs toward aud oyerlangs the
place The boiler occupied. Ii IL Imp"-sble
To- tell ~ yet what WAS the cause Of the eX-
pl"sion Only week since the boiler was
thoroughly overhauled, and, a. was suppo-
sed, was put in complete repair. \ piece
of it six feet in length was hurled dis
lance of about 100 feet into an adjoining
lot. while the governor of the engine was
thrown about IN rods, and buried III the
ground three feet Thomas Brown, Il color
eel man, driver Of the team which wa- en-
ployrd to do the cnrtlmg ot the mil, wa>
seriously, and it il feared fatally injured.
Lawrence Kennedy, the fireman, who was
at his station. was caught beneath the tal
ling timbers The lower part OF his body
wa- entirely buried beneath large beams,
aud lac was extricated with the greatest dit
fcuIty. His legs were badly crushed,
though it is SUPPOSED amputati"n will not
be necessary \ brother of Kennedy, who
was visiting him, and VIII" happened a. be-
IN another part Of the mill, was injured.
His left arm was brvk Ell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09
From rehuAnlepec.

New ORLEANS, August j.-lhe Plcayune
has letters from Minatitlan, dated the md,
which contain the Intelligence that all prop
erty uf the Transit company WAS being selzed
for debts due the MeXican., and that several
cases were already up before the courts
The chief engineer Of the company, FELTON,,
with number OF employees Of the road, had
fled from the country for fear otbelns thrown
into prison. They came passengers on the
llabanu, which arrived here to-day. IL Is
not known ~ vet how the matter will end.
By the same arrival we have dates from
Vera Cruz to the 9th ult. The lower por-
ton of Upper California having declared ITS
Independence, the Mexican residents OF the
upper part had guaranteed toJusrez that they
would overthrow the new government pro
viding he would execute Il treaty with them,
granting new and extensive privilege.
Should he refuse to do this, they 1.-THE Mexl-
cans would also declare their portion OF the
country independent
Miramon was now leaning on the side OF
the clergy, and apparently favorlng their
plans.
Mr.. johnson had been recognized by the
existing government ~ [. ). Consul for the
port of Tubasco.
a conspiracy is reported t" have been DIS,
covered among a number ut the confidential
officers of Miramon, but its extent or proba-
ble result is not mentioned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09

Correspondence Of tie Ghm'esto" Co"r'er.I
New ORLEANS, July 29.-The Attorney
of the State Bank Of this city. one OF our
Oldest and soundest institutions, has Just
entered for probate will OF rather an odd
character. 4 wealthy planter in M'sslsslp.
nj, who had lived for years with woman OF
color, and had children by her, died short
time ago, leaving his large fortune to these
children, provided the Mississippi laws did
not prevent it; and if they did, the property
was to 90 to the Bank | have mentioned.
The planter has brothers and sisters, AMI he
must have known very well that the laws OF
Mississippi would not allow his semi-whlte
children to inherit his estate. The inevita-
bility of its passing to the Bank shows IL
spiteful determination on the testator's part,
that his sisters and brothers should not en-
ioy dime of his money. This is worse
case than that of the Thorndike will; Tor III
this instance the testator had II, acqualn-
lance with the institution he left his proper
" tu: be had never transacted amy business
with it, and was unknown to it's officers. Ii
is to be hoped that the Bank will, literally
and Justly return the property to ts rlghtful
owners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09
Wheat in Western New York.

A correspondent of the Rochester Union.
writing from Lima Livingt"n county eays:
The harvest is past, aud on the whole the
event proves pretty much ~ anticipated -
Straw plenty and bright, berry full, no blight.
rust nor w-evil, and the weather favorable 10
the successful shetering Of the entire crop.
Many fields upon which ia. happy owners
looked with hope, were confidently relied on
for from twenty u twenty five bushels t" the
acre. Some Of thes. are already thrnshed
and the astonished cultiyatnrs have been
comprlled "a tiud storage and bags for thirty
where only twenty bushels were expected,
and lnr inrty where thirty only were provided
Tor. And | hear that the same evil has
shown itself in the rye crop, and that the
barley also is liable tu similar catastrophe"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09
Extraordinary Passage.

The schooner Bronte-, Captain Powers,
arrived at New York on Friday, from Sierra
Leone, having been naviSa'ed nearly the
entire passage by the captain and one hand
The b. left the coast on the 9th ot June,
with crew composed Of five white men and
one colored, and on the first day out, all
hands on board, excepting the col"rcI man,
were taken with the fever, and by the Ind
instant four died Of the disease. Captain
Powers iwhu continued $" sick that upon
his arrival he had IT, be sent home lmnrdl'
ately. and the culured mnn, we're the only
ones r,pable Of working from the first ap-
neorunc, ud the disease ON board, with ni
ncc,si,r,l assistance at the wheel of the re-
mining sailor, who had To b" p laced IN ii
chair To steer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09
Ernm California. &c.

New ORLEANS, August Prom care
full review of the San Francisco journals,
via Tehauntepec, we CLEAN the following
items, not contained in the advices by the
overland mail.
The Alta California represents the miners
as doing finely. and the products appear
equal to the palmicst days OF the Golden
State. The new process of extracting the
gold from quartz had been found to work
admirably. and machinery suitable Tor tie
purpose was being erected all over the state
From the southern portion OF the state a',
counts had been received Of the discovery "l
saltpetre beds. the yield from which II was
believed would be very heavy.
The Herald represents the trade oi the
city us extremely depressed, and many arti-
cleS from Atlantic ports were being sold III
less than the invoice.
The demand for money was not large but
the market WAS nevertheless stringent, ana
ON prime paper ~ high 2! per cent per
month had been paid.
ThpatricalS We're quite dull.
The crops throughout the State were dong
we'll and the Weld of breadstutts partlcu-
larry would be heavy.
Among III" 'ltarhh'e" IVA
previous To the 10Th, were the Southern
Eagle for Boston, and the Hornet ana Sultan
for New York.
Col. Garrison, of the opposition line OF
steamers had left San Francisco, EN- route
for New York.
The only item Of interest from Oregon Is
All apprehendrd renewal OF difficulties he'
tween the Whites and Indians III the south
rrn part of the State Indeed the menaceS
of the red men had become :" alarming that
the government had been compelled t" ask
for more troops 10 defend the lives and pro-
perry Of the people.
From the Sandwich islands and Washing
ton Territory, the intelligence Is not lmpor-
tunt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09
From Mexico.

New ORLEANS. Aug. 6.--Nera Cruz dates
to the 2Sth and from the City Of Mexico 10
the 10Th ult, are furnished.
Miramun had issued n manifesto promlS.
ing to protect the clergy in the possession OF
their power and wealth, tavoring dictate
rial government, and declaring It T." he the
traditional policy Of Mexico To guard against
the influence of the United States.
Minister McLane had sent only the skele-
ton Of treaty to Washington, aud it had no
signatures affixed.
The Tehuantcpec Steamship Company
have suffered much annoyance from the au-
thorties, aud it is probable that they wall
soon temporarily suspend the carriage OF the
mail
ten Zuazua was approaching San LnIs
Putosi with 1900 men.
Miram"n's troops were concentrating al
Ressrrator Its reported that grand move
ment ID aluOt.