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1889 &c 1859

Hannibal and -. 5OSepH h1ltFOa0s
OF Missouri.
Ot0NPLETED AID open Through from Mississippi to Missouri
Rivers. miles further West and 80 miles The
NEE GOLD EgEfssON
any other Railroad. Afor4uS the shortest quickest and
cheapest roate b Western Missouri lava, Kansas,
Nebraska ana Pixies Peak.
Trains leave Hannibal daily o'clock, A. NJ, arrival
OF the magnificent steamers competing the H. 4 81 Jo r. z
Line, which St. Louis daily o'clock, p NJ, whereby
passengers Josp in - hours from Louis, and
Joseph with iae Of first class Passenger Packets
which leave arrival OF trims from AtchSou LeEyelgGrtA
City, Nebraska CITY, COonc Eiuls and Omaha. Gaining
From days over any other kOuts.
Time from Nashville 10 s. Joseph 20 hoSr5.
Fare from Nashville TO 50. Joseph
$3.50; from Chattanooga $2S.5c.
Baggage checked through Mess AID satsroom Packets
free. Freight taksn EIngra-ts desiring %
company therss0k, depend going through ~ last freight
trains.
Through Tickets, (and the only route BY which ST.
Joseph he reshe Rlrod fr sale at the Nashville AID
CatsaDO0ga Railroad a. Chattanooga AMI STEAMERS slices Oen
phs AMI all the PRINCIPAL aroad osices h TIE gnl stats
E0r iuformrtion address JNO. II bOWkS
p. b. GRoAT, Gen. Tickes Agent. Gen. gent. St LOUIS
JOSIAH HUM, Supt- Hannibal fet2s-d5mN
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WIZ. NJ. WILLIAMS,
Successor 70 j. z TWd1nsJ
General Commission Merchant

Successor 70 j. z TUiaEssJ
General Commission Merchant,
AND PARTICULARLY FOR THE sALEO
BACON, LARD, CE.AEE, FEATHERS, o
Tennessee 81 western Produce Generally >
DECATUR STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA
Us Letters Of inquiry in relation The markets. &C.. an
sNseTtd promptly. 1lst-'.--
Great Bargains.
z 7 early spneation Is male u sell great bargain IN
= HaIsDENG's ADDITION
to Nashville. The house C0l-ai-s 81 ru1ls1 S--a -i7
view % the city, &C.
We haze also for sale large number OF t'a
'tIc,NS 1R.sS-ah Ie sgesfdemces in the City
- ~ioifv Bglrs uluy the best Eurials n this ald al
is;r- ro5,fes Alss supply a the best unmpToTe1
80 IN tho CIV ,roper and different additions % Nayilc All
Iiss to purchase real estate would DO vel 70 call on
Is, a. We can ' J. !. e.. R. ". BROWN.
-eOPPF,Fs VgOIEK.-sgch Stills, Kettles, Machinery,
= &c.. made 70 order . -.
Repairing AID as cheap as anywhere else Ia A4
sea5aftnent OF our business We shall strive 70 excel
-'f~ MCAsLIN 4 sTRADEEs
f,n1e No. Brosdaay
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Il. D. W 4 p Els
CELEBBATED BLACh AND COLORED
Printing INK.
FOR SALE BY +. HAGAN,
aplg-WIy AI1rEsl Street, Nashville, Tenn
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HIARREN PHAEIS and Others Alexander Getnys and
w ohers-Orginal Bl-Apnl Rdles, 1859 On motion Of
eompainans by their solicitor aud appearing the atac
ton Of the Clerk Mister that the defendants Alexander Get
g sally lettings Shelby Ph3r5 Sen, Christopher CLARK
and Manda Clark, nonresGen Of the State OF Tennessee,
Il ordered that publication be made for four successive wees
ne toH od Aericd, newspaper published in the city Of
Nashville requiring said defendants the Of
the Chancey Court to be held for the OF Jackson the
court house in the Of Gansboro ednesay
erthe p Monday in July answer complainauts bill or
the game will be taken for confessed and down for hearing
pate as them W. IL. Bolts, G. en-
ap14 Wit, prs fee 8
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ETXEEtA FAMILY ElOUR.-We ara IN eonstan
receipt OF The h1sst qualify OF Family Flour,
celebrated Union and Hinton Mills These Mills make
art lie OF Flour Mills in hs country. we sell cheap
ami guarantee every pound sold.
anl2 P. & G. ANDERSON, Broad sirest:
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The Murircesboro Telegraph, referring to the Ban
nsr's attempt to read Col. READY out of the Know
,Olhing party, Informs that paper that the people
of the 9th District are capable of managing their
own affairs, and pretty Tlainly iniimates that the
Banner had better " mind its oEn business" TIE
Banner never NEEDLES that il does not mar. It had
a hand in getting up this Opposition humbug; and
everybody can see that's q bad piece OF work.
TIE Cleveland BGaRsr states tha. The earnings OF
the East Tennessee and Georgia Roi!road for the
month of March were ST., SIG %, and fof the same
month in 1858 SO l27 81. showing an increase Of
$9,Gss.43.
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The Publications Of the AnieieaH Saslf SIssl ffq ia
large Quantities, fer sale, at Publication prirss,bv
g.. HAGAN,
apl0-a % Market 81
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IN CIIANCERYA Al tsAINsBORO. --Jao J. Ii5E

L Malyna Chain Abs dun Chahin others-Ogi.
nal B-Aprl Rules, lS5On motion Of complainant by
solicitor, and appearing satisfaction Of the
from allegation ia complaiuans BILL the
defendants, Malvina Chafn and Absalum ChAfhu Elias
Jackson residents OF the State order
ed that publication be made successive in the
Ca0 dHd AmericQa newspaper published in the city
Nashville requiring said dendants appear term
OF the CnaDcery Court to BE- held the county Of jackson
court house the Of GusOro the Wednesday er
the "a Monday in July next and thea and there hsr
fence compartments bill, the will
fesssd aud set for hearing cxparte as to them.
ap24.s4t, prs fee 50 W. H. Bolts, C. en-.
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FOs CTNcENNATI AND PETrS8URG

yEyFfE dne u rssenzer steamer ROCHESTER,. -
will leave for the above and all intermediate se9s
landings, TUESDAY, 2Uth, 81 p For freight -
Ol a 5!s--is -'p'' '' H. H. HARRISON Agent
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SUNDAY SCHOOL nOOKS.

800 Dozen superior harrme States OF various Sizes So
COO slate PENCILS, ast received ~ +. HAGsN,
aplO-u 50 Market 81
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CHEAP CooKENG srovEs.
NEW BOOKS
NEW ROOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
ThsLady Of tie ISLE romance u raj life by afrs South.
worth author or =. Re-ri E,ion.7 g Iadia,7 etc.
Pictares o. Country Life, ~ Alice CARY.
Lliy's Manual Of Fancy Needle Watk.
Erie 0r Lille By Lttc. q E5slyn scho9i
The Losing and Takng of Naur1ul-
Empire o. austria. By John s. G. AJ51it.
piary0i Lady Morgan.
Securing o.. he White H1rse-iiustnei.
The Methodist Preacher. volum1s-
Bucklauds Curiosilies Of Natural History.
Etiel's Lon Life, novel by Nsrlaret sweat.
Father and Daughter, iy Miss lrl1ner.
sybil Grey-Triumrhs q Virtue.
LADY Of Albarouc, IS LnTaryl-
Rob Roy, for p cents
Guy Mannerins, . eents.
Fes sale BY JOIN YORK L CO.
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NEW BOOKS.
Letters Of a Z rsveIlcr--W- C. Bryant.
Pictures Of County Lifs-Ajice Cary-
Literary Attractions o. the Bhlc-Iialsey.
Las Piutg anf Ptrasuay--sy Ilas D. Page. L s. Y.
Life Of putrick ueuTg--WiiiiIm Writ
Beat and Tent Lfe-W. O. Prime.
Lifs AMI LGbors % Rev. Dqri-I Baker y. n.
Pleasant Patlways-paHel Wife-
The YorBg Hop Plcscrs--Sara h lsa-ig Fry.
The Foster Brohers-A Tals u cOllef's LIE.
Crrdsns Condeasel C0ncorjaags
For sale BY CUAS " SMITH,
apI5 81 College Street
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NEW Rooms.

THE Red SCOUT; o. TIE oulus Revenge By the auhor
Of 1.-The Regulators Of ArkassIs.r
DEATH OF TIE TRAITOR or, TIE Bl1eE Dragons b
Captain James Grant
TIE YOUNG DUCHESS cr Memoirs CT LADY 9f Quality
By G.. v. W. Reynolds
D0W's NEW PATENT SERMONS. BY D0F, Jr.
FOR sale ~ +. uAGAN,
aplf-f 20 YTartat -
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Fancy Note and Letter Papers.
100 Reams Extra SupeThns- Lsaies' Bath;
Too =" Note Paper assorted.
Just received BY F.HAGAN,
aplG-u % Market St
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A number Of Works tlc set af Cs-s piavi-s
with dne assortment Of CHESS MsN Just received b.
p HtdAN,
aplu-f 30 Market
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yWyHE splendid passenger steamer 3. \. RUNYAN
NrIrz, Master, will leave for the above and tle1A
al internedats lanliugs. SATURDAY, april 30
O'clock P. n. For freight passage apply on board or %
Rsy- The REnyaA gives through tickets 10 New
Orleans, Memphis and Louisville
II. T. HARRIsON.l
ap24-td A.HAMILTON, Assa's'
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SIXTY YEARS GLEANNNGs,
FROM
LIES HARVEST.
GENUINE AUEOREOGBAPHY;
II JUN AAaON ~
Ore EnIrne. Pm. Won

Ore Volume. I2mo Cloth.
"a remarkabIs book every It, AID Curous witnessing
from beginning end sohn Brown Lived with lie nishs
si the Lss' lie writes abunascs variety Of tragic
and comic ups anddoWnsas good play experiences
partoOk Of all the quick and boez0us hustle and Fus
humor Of Ga Engiish r ai they presented ais
vcIsne they a5sd picture Of ls times he lived and nceany
novel in, which much q bold hanag to Be sur
passed by spirited pencils than those OF Fishing Ee Rsss
The az, yog thr8as tho busting table q
Is o. uumssss Application forevy fine young fsl
oE Of natural prncpes o has sh alder hs Eay
to good citizenship aud share q socia influence.
Asa neglected chilli .gYes osensr Ingenious Ta7z-
bond, Shoemaker s5r, actor, ior pulian
Hard keeper counsellor, and author, ar Brown
has the world taszy years; AM De uainsy describes
ali that he has sen via aIssy Of memory aad strasaiorEarl
simplicity OF syls.'
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or Fine Hacks and omnibusss-Fars TEN CENTS, ordinary
baggage reeat the regular arriving AID departing Trains
Leave orders the slate the Stable Passengers arriving
on me Trains leaving part Of the city would
call for the UNION LINE. II. s. COMBS,
apI2-ly. Prruriet,r
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RECEyTL y RECETFED
TIE FOSTER BROTHERS Being the uistsry % As sehool
and ColIegs Life q 80 young zen. ] vol. Ieiao
ONWARD; Or, The Mountain CIsleers; la. Of Prosr
fy Jane Ann Winsc5n- D vol l2ao.
PASSAGES FROM FgE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SONY
lady MORGAN. vol Izr-o, eloth.
BRTANT's LETTERS PROM SPAIN. vol Emo
" T. BEisiY& 8 Co.
apis Pebble Square.
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MAGAZINES FOR NAY.
NODY'S Lad IS Book Pst-s1u5 Magazine and ne Auerf-
N ean Mag zine, for sale ~
aps0 JOrJy yORE-,S ca
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NEW BOOkS.


a BOOK gOF ahe AHlAcss
a Treatise; or, Speculative Philanthropy
THE HOT CORN QUESTION ESLARGED.
HHACITIzES Of rEErorALrOH.
ct tell you stauncheous Jiin looss we'll at dis.
tance; is your gwns up 10 it,
Printed in Nashville for the Author.
F0r sale in Nashville, only Hy HAGAN & JOHNSON.
P. s-DOn't All come at once Tor this Funny BOOB.
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MIsLET SEEI

MIlEEr SEED!
UST received and for sale 50 bushels fresh and choice Me
ID Seed. MIZELL, HOOPER 4 CO..
ap2i Nos. 6 and s Market Street.
IN THE COUNTY COURT AT CENTRE
Vile, Hickman county, Tenu-Cyrus W Russell, Admir-,
and Martha WOmac George Wright and otheTs-Peon
sell LandIn this appearing The satisfaction the
Clerk < Master from the allegations in the petition that
heirs Of Beverly Wright, decd, Jon Wright drJ Joseph
Wright, decd unknown, il therefore by CLERK
& Master that publication lie made succession
in the weekly Union dd AeyicaR notifying said hCirs,
they be- appear before the Justices county
court OF Hickman county, Tenn AZ the house
Of Ceneville, first Monday plead an
demur the petition Of petitioners the will he
taken for confessed hearing expare them
2l.r4f mrs fee II n an
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FoR NEW ORLEANS

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
TTVTIE new passenger STEAMER ANiS JOHNSON -
JEssE JoHss0S. CaptainEii eassio the si-S
and all intermediate landings Tuesday. April
t atf o'clock Kor freight Apply on bard
o. TO fsp13l A. HAMILTON, Agent
FOE LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
TEgnE tne passenger steamer u ENA q o, -
Preach, Master. viii leave above, Monday s5t.al
AT.n 18th, at o'clock, P. D. -
arss-td II. II. HARRISON, Agent.
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UANKFE NOTIONS aHd E.ESLIE'S Bud
ii GErOF FCN Tor Nay, Just rscsiyeibv
uAGAS a. JOHNSON.
sD7 Union Street.
n ESLTE FOR EsAN,--Lesfss Magazine anil Gcdy's
sP2I HAGAN & JOHNSON.
MAGAZINES FOk fsag.--Petsgs5n's Lad Is Va
IVA tional Magazine; Ladies American 3lgeze ust
Tecsi ged BY II4UAN q JOHNSON,
ALL Onion Street.
GsODEY FOR TAEs--Goley's LaLy's Book fos Nay,
IN is q beautiful numter. las- Isleige'ihy
uiGAN L JOHNSON,
sri9 Cni5n sreet.
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TTVFIE fine passenger steamer MTNNETONEA
DAsH:Es, Master, Will leave Monday, the ellsgss3
18Th iDstsat at y o'clock, NJ. Fer freight or pas
sage sss sPPly on board Or 70 HAMILTON, Asoa..
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low rates. Having large stock vehicles,
win careful and reliable drivers solicit CT the citizens
Nashville we'll strangers visiting the city share Of
support. To and frun aisoaa Depots city viii
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TIE EExr PREsIDESoY-Tho following is the
vote to which each State will be entitled at the next
Presidential election:
second Importation.

Total, 8O8. Necessary 70 choice, l5a.
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NEW WORK ~ REV. J. II. INGEAIIAm.
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Regular Hacll and Omnibus Stable.
Church Sc, jnst below the Post office.

- -ER VI My arrangements are noW such - ~ -
- 70 enable me to furnish fine &c. 80
o. e Hacks & Dmaibusse ETss@~lfT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-18
AID TO THE SUFFERERS BY THE LATE
CONFLAGRATIONS.

The condition of many of the poorer class of suf-
ferers by the late widespread conagrations in the
Fourth District is calculated to excite feelings Of
painful commiseration in the most selfish heart.
Numbers left entirely destitute, their little all
having been swept away by the unsparing flames,
and their penniless state appeals to all who have
to give to give freely, and concerted movement
should be made for their relief. Below we publish
a communication from Mr.. Boettner, the manager
of the talented German company, who, with en-
terprisng iberality, proposes to dedicate the pro-
ceeds of an entertainment to this loudly appealing
object. The funds will be distributed without
regard to the nationality of those in need. We
cor daily commend the measure, and call on citi.
zens to sustain the liberal movement of Manager
Boettner.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. II, 1859.
To the Editor Of H.e Crescent: Sr-The terrible
distress in which hundreds of families have been
plunged, makes it the duty of every good citizen
to do all in his power to assist them.
DESTROYS of contributing as much as possibly
can toward assisting the sufferers by the late fire
there ore beg leave to announce to the public OF
New Orleans that my Select German Operate
Troupe will give grand entertainment at the
newiy-enarged amphitheatre of Concert Hall, OH
Peydras street.
Programmes of the entertainment, as well as the
names of the members of the committee to dsti
butte the proceeds will be published in day OF
two. remain yours, ETC.,
WILLIAM BoETTNER,
lrpp.n of he pItuan IIpntPr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-18
VOLUME XII.

and bags is announced as having arrived. This is
the fourth vessel direct from the East Indies within
the last twenty years. We hope the cargo will
pay-it could not go to a larger market. Our di-
rect importations from foreign countries excepting
Coffee particularly the East Indies are so lew and
far between, that we feel disposed towards some
thing of an ovation to the owners of this cargo
who are presumed to be some of the enterprising
and courageous merchants Of Boston or Salem.
In the year 1888 cargo of teas was imported
direct from Canton by the Mcssrs. Lzardi's, then
merchants of our city. The importation did not
pay at that time. AT this time d different result
might follow the same, as in the importation of
coffee. However, we may talk long while before
we shall have the pleasure of recording the receipt
or importation of cargo of China products.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-18
NUMBER 2IS.

VINO may be voted victor In this really noble
ana woman-iike contest. Other masters must
shght so-mght, in order to say something Of
The TOURNAMENT,
Which was the chief and closing excitement Of to-
days proceedings. All that could, gorge,1 them
selves into the seats and standing places: the
ladies' occupying the front and lower seats, s the
gentlemen crowding up above and behind. The
whole of the wide ring was thus crowded and the
numerical strength Of the ring was about I've
thousand, half if not more, being ladies'. 1t was
spectacle to behold-reaily dress circle, and =
whole dress circle of the most magnificent descrip-
ton.
THE KNIGHTS,
Seven in number, came in on their chargersnot
dressed or disguised like monkeys or funkeys, but
dressed like men, and Mississippians, and fremen.
They wore glazed caps, the red shirts and black
belts Of Jackson Fire Company No. i, and black
pants stuffed into spurred boots. They carried
wooden lances; and the contest was to see who
could oftenest carry off ring, properly suspended
from projecting beam. Time of each round
limited to twenty seconds, and five rounds to each
man. The scene was exciting enough, judging from
the noise made by the vociferous part Of the null
titude each lucky tilt being honored with ap-
John Green, Of jackson, was the victor; and as he
rode around in triumph, receiving the cheers,
noticed that his belt was not that of the jackson
Company, but q belt of
| - EAGLE Not,
| New Orleans. The No. boys and some Of the
others who run wild der masheen' in the Crescent
| City, will probably be able to explain how John
Green came by No. belt, and TO understand the
feeling that prompted him to wear it on this occa-
sion, before so many people, representing all Mis-
sissippi. His prize was splendid silver pitcher
and salver. Two silver goblets were won by the
two next best tiIters Messrs. Taylor and johnson
who tied, and had to run several extra tiIts fol
| choice.
| TO-MoRRow's DoINGs
/ VIII conclude with two tournaments one for boy.
under fourteen years of age, and one for boys owe
/ fourteen and under nineteen. If you think th
young gentlemen in and around Jackson are no
excited why, then-think so.
must dry up for tonight. G.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-18
TALK ON 'CHANGE.

The rain interfered in some measure with outof-
door movements, though the gatherings on Caron-
zdelet street between meridian and O'Clock p. NJ.
were numerous. The transactions were limited.
The arrivals from sea were numerous yesterday,
still several vessels are yet due. Freights are
steady and present rates are expected to be main
tanned. 1t will, however, do well for Northern
shipowners not to be brushing and painting all
their old vessels and sending them hither for EN-
ployment. Sugar freights are scarce and likely to
continue this season. as nearly all the sugar that
will be made this season will be required for the
Western trade. There were further accounts from
the coast above and below The talk was, that
'2OO, 900 to 100000 hogsheads will be the extent of
the crop, say about half crop. The recent frost
and cold weather has finished the cane for this sea-
son. The borer is also making progress. p,
The low stage of the Mississippi and tributaries
retards the receipts of cotton. The large boats
cannot bring but little more than half loads, and
though the arrivals Of Western boats are toerable
free there are very few arrivals from the tributa-
ries Red Ouaehita, Yazoo and Arkansas rivers.
weeks rain will be required to be any essential
service towards the resumption of navigation. The
following figures denote the excess of cotton re-
ceved over last year up to yesterday:
Incraase of r,ceipts nj :bs mort New 50 S
nj Mnb;l. IN Ia III. ian ................... So 29i
AT III. TEXAS poits 10 the l2h ............ ls,4IS
l5s6 s65a
increase ya Cairo al eapesS nnpa Cincinnati in s7lo
lss, $50
Decrease at Charleston to the 10th. @ l@96l5
Savannah to the Sth sSo
Florida Ports. .,LSo
. Virginia Ports ...........,..,..... l,lsp
49, No''n e"o''' y : = - 4O,45s
ro,s, Increase oyer last wear bales. l24,9ll
The sbp Africa. from Calcutta, with gunny cloth
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-18

SEWARD AND Pompey and Mends-A
!Shaksperian Analogy The remark made by
Seward to Col Forbes about the proposed servile
of it, reminded me of a scene in Shakspeare's
Antony and Cleopatra" between Pompey and
Menas. Pompcy has the Representative men y
of thatday on board of his galley, and they are all
having jolly time-possiby, nay, very probably
some of them are little more than three sheets IN
the wind. Menas, one of Pompey's unscrupulous
captains, conceives bold idea, which will appear
from the following: We quote from Act II, scene
Menas-(To Pompey aside)-f for the sake of
merit thou wilt hear me,
Rise from thy STOOL
Ponpey-I think thou'rt mad The matter?
MenaS--I have ever held my cap off to thy for
tunes.
Pompey-Tho hast served me with much faith.
What's else to say?
Be jolly, lords.
8fends-Wilt thou be lord of all the world?
Pompey-What say'st thou?
Menas--Wilt thou be lord of the whole world
That's twice.
P1ompeyaHow should that be?
Menas-But entertain it, and, although thou think
me poor, am the man
Will give thee all the world
Pompey-Hast thou drunk well?
tPompey probably supposed his friend was
tight.'']
Menas-No, Pompey, l have kept me from The
Thou art, if thou dar'st to be- the earthly Jove
What e'er the ocean paes, or sky inclips,
| Is thine, if thou wilt hav't.
| POmpey--Show me which way.
| Menas-These three world-sharers, these com
| competitors,
Are in thy vessel: Let me cut the cable;
And, when we are put off, fall to their throats:
| All there is thine.
Pompey-Ah, this thou shoudst have done,
| And not have spoken ont In me tits villainy;
In thee, it had been good service. Thou must know
| 'Tis not my profit that leads mine honor;
hat nj
Hath so betrayed thine act; being done unknown
| should have found it afterwards well done,
But must condemn it now. Desist, and drink.
| Whether or not Pompey Seward asked Colone
Forbes to partake of a little Bourbon whisky afte
his disclosures does not appear; bnt, in all othe
respects, the interview and its results arc remarka
bly, similar to the cut-throat proposition of Menas
to the ancient Pompey. IN. Y. Herald.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-18
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP HABANA

[BY NATIONAL RALIzE LIsEs.l
Pas L'OuTRE, Nov. H. evening The steam
ship Habana, from New York via Havana, has
arrived at this place, bringingng Havana dates up
to 18th inst. The Havana made the trip from
Havana to this point in 40 hours.
Havana Markets.
HAVANA Nov. l5.-The Sugar market closed
active and firm. No. II is quoted at 9 reals. Mo-
lasses has improved, and is quoted at l02 reals.
Lard closed steadier, at ia reals per quintal for
tierces and bbs., and ls reals for kegs The stock
of Lard on hand here amounts to 1400 tierces and
bbls., and 5000 kegs.