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GREAT BAIGAINs-GIsIsATB BARGAINS,
FORTY PER CENT DEDUCTION,


Just open extensive Frspch and Ca-a,
LOokINGLASSEb Gilt Frame and limitation d. S,rna
mened and Plain Wood of new style for Gasses Poraits
Engrsvngs Photographs etc, ' ''
az superior aud splendid stock forty per cent
ket prices, - ~ ' $50 set n'A'-
B-yery article Is guaranteed the choice Looking.
GLASSES "h double hics The above des-
@ owing TO the discount allowed decline In glasses
Gliding guaranteed for IN YEAR,, ~ " e'''
AT Immense Gallery OF Paintings. Engrnvisgs and Itl,o.
siderable reduction " ~ " " SS''
A large variety Of TasseIs Pins Clasps etc.
PARTET AND AMBKOTYPB GLASSES
to close consignment - S' NSS-'ei' ''"'
Ejs- Paintings Renovated, Via rn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ss.. 70 !. s & % q III
Ne ss e sapsasa Tor. ISs new sgsps
qursd to replace the old broke en- flags ~
e III whos WORK ; be x to s
The q lie Quality 4.
apS si 'S
and Ssna s1s1 Fl tho contractor and shall be
All The materials required the performance Of work
as we'll as AND 'hA De furnished ~ the
rs a BE- ~ to tn. T. Tho thirty
sas d os. pie h e.
compsssd lot 'A'n ana every any hereafter
ssa to AZ :,
Payments DO made the completion Of the paving Of each
,sy.1 follow: osii r. paid city
y , SSi 81, s against ssd
ss sSsesd ss sg hs 'S
tractor who shall be sbogsed ali the rights the city
5 rs s. IN s
by u, the property holders; '' - f'N
ahs @ shall be bound keep the paving good
ton anu 'on'''0n lot anu during one year after its compile
s petitions t.
.ae holders being we'll understood that said
Of ssd costs pabssoa
that case OF failure bv the contractor
ss ss hs per
I s ~ oy sres 5 OF the Civil Code and without
indemnify and 1t is also we'll understood the con-
tractor shall at time abandon the work. finish and
complete the in conformity contract the said
Ss o shall forfeit all claims have for
the city shall be thereby discharged any and ali abil
t therefor and is also well understood the con-
s ast be fssod the contractor and his securities
hed ana bound IN sodo to pay INTO the city NIL loss differ
ence between the price at which originally
contracted perform the work prices at which NAV
be adudicsted at resale read Indication,
Bids to be superficial block having fr
nshed and laid complete including the stones per SUI
foot Of crossing sone furnished laid per running f
new Tagging furnished and laid whole width Of he
walks taken up and reaid. eSAe " ~ 'e
New Orleans March Ia, 1889
tsigned] LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor
Boards of the Common Council. - WA
ESignedl HI. vENNARD lr,,
lsiigneal ~ ROBERT HUYGHE, onairmeh'
al 2H HENRY nJIREI f,, r,,,,..u.~
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COPARTNERSHIP.


NOTlCE OF C0PARTNERSHIP- THE UN
dersigned have this day entered into coparnehjp for
the purpose Of carrying the Lumber business New or.
leans. under the style Of THOMAS MURRAY Co. and II
Florida under the style Of CRIGLAR, BATCHELDER d
rooLEY and prepared to contract for oargoe Laber
deliverabc from their Mills, In Florida.
partss WALKING to contract for Lumbar BY the cargo viii
pienso address THOS. MURRAY 4 Co. NaH Orleans. ~
THOMAS MURRAY 4 co. charged With The iiquida-
tion Of the aairs Of the lats arms Of POOLEY NICOL Co
and CRlGLAR, BATGHELDER 4 co. and have assus,ed
the payment Of all the liabilities Of said Arms.
THOMAS MURRAY,
JOHN o. POOLEY,
VIM. L. CRIaLAR,
N.~ or,... rx GEO. r. O. BATCHELDBR.
cry description Of ~ - - ~
LUMBER,
new Basin, cor. Cedar and Julia sts.,
NEW ORLEANS. H,5
THOMAS MURRAY. mo n poorry
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RETIRED rRov
the Bnildng business thanks 10 NIL nnmerons
friends Tor their liberal support and socis their
attention will be devoted. THOMAS My1RRAV W.
New Orleans, February ls 1859 I'D ~
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3 OPENING OF SPRING MILLlNERY
e<sN no THE LADIEs-ouR opENING DAy

esxn TO THE LADIES-ouR OPENING DAY
~ W r o Err
COR. PDYDRAS AND CARONDEI,ET STREETS
we respectfully inArm the Ladies' that will open on
MONDAY large assortment of
Fancy Goods
AND PARIS MILLINERY
Comprising in part Rich Velvet Straw Lace Ieehorn Fe,t
ttaian ana Chenille BoNNETS, all beautifully trimmed in the
Latest Sly from Paris.
Also
Rich Head Dresses Bridal Weaths Kid Gloves Parasos
Corsets and Embroderies
E9-Commisson Merchants and Planters will find to their
advantage to give call before purchasing elsewhere All
orders from City or Country promptly attended to.
u. W. ROPER,
n9 I'm cnrnar povdr.. and c.rors.,.. ..-....
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CoHPTROLLER's OFFICE. +,
City of New Orleans, April /, 1859.
No 1dS3 I

CoHPTROLLER,s OFFICE !,
City of New Orleans, April /, 1885, I
r-. No. 4454. ]
eo5e That the Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
y acJuoicae after twenty days notice official ouno
ne contract for paving With blocks Camp street from
ana 70 Gaope street.-The work agreeable 10
eicaons on e in tie Surveyors oce and said ajdeaton
Council ' Vi INC opintnoh
lsignedl CHAs. II. WALDO
re-. . President Board of Assistant Aldermen
tssnedl J. o. NIXON,
,,,, President Board of Aldermen
lsgnsdl GERARD sTITH, Mayor
Notice hereby given that on TUESDAY esh inst ,,,
at my office at IL O'clock NJ the above contracts
al zs I. THEARD. Comptroller
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fsienedl - GERARD sT1rH, Mayer.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed proposals. for the above
contract will be received by up 10 WEDNESDAY 18th Of
june 1859, at IL O'Clock Nj. - 1851 VI
as 62t # THEARD cor,ntro,,sr
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"-t ~ . 7. TahARD, Comptroller.
SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for f,,-
~ nshng the city with lake shells repairs Of The she'll
The ses shall clean and sound hard lake shells of M
ae iTee O. dirt and sand otherwise they shall be re.
said shells shall be delivered piled by the contractor
or or the Old Canal such quantities and at such paee AZ
may be required on the orders Of City Surveyor within
deliver shells the orders Of he y snryeYos
as aforesaid the cont shall liable to fine of
The shells neglected delivered by the contrae and p
case lake shells could not be had either oyster shells or
The penalty and shells paTe So p 'he
CHASED b the City Surveyor be Deducted OF any Of the
70 an amount of $500 shall required to guarantee
the tathiu performance of the contract
Payments in the delivery and acceptanes nv ,b ~
surveyor OF each one thousand barrels OF shells
tee until the nex delivery and the contract is
The contract shall be adudcated for term of one year
ne date OF the approval of the adjudication by the
we'll understood that of by the to
arnh and deliver the shells thereof within The
N winch the work is ing executed Council shall have the
gh to the contract putting
appys 10 court OF Justice to annu the same and without in
denn.y and it also well understood that In case the CON
complete the conformity With his III III h sa and
tractor shall forfeit all claims he may for any TART of he
city shall discharged from any and sh he sne
for and it is also well understood that In case The bo
In odo to unto the city all or difference between The
price at which the contractor originally contracted to perform
resale REHABILITATION '4'' "' a'la''ea'ed at Il
Bids be per barrel Of shells furnished delivered and piled
New Orleans March o. 1859;
ApproyeG BY the Committee Streets and Landings Of both
boaros Of the Common Council 1880
n .s's'sal R Il b RTH nGIaar }oharnen.
Registered March %, 1859
-, 50. HENRY DUREL,
for Comm rnIIar
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Tho Trustees have declared tyidend of SEVENTY PER
CEN after paying SIX PER interest on all the out
standing Scrip and redeem in cash all Scrip Issued exceDng
1856 and 1857. = ' 'p'As
the It'll February 1859. w. w "''s'
New Orleans, January G. 1859.
ALEXANDER BROTHER President
1ab I'm JAMES H. Seer
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h NEGROES FOR SALE,

a have inst received ONE HUNDRED LIKELY NE
iRoEs from Virginia and Maryllns, among them soma
good blacs Smiths Cooks Washers and rouers all OF bIch
ere ior ae on accommodating terms for cs good city
Those intending purchase would we'll TO cali IT nv oce
corner Chaes and Epianade Streets opposite the oase Oh
John u, Smith. ' ff ~ '' N
n22 If JosFptr pp,r1r
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[Sgned] CHAs IT. waJpo
- President Board Of Assist AMI Aldermen
tsigned] j. o. NIXON,
=, President Board of Aldermen
49,. lsignedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor
n TUG COPY WIN. SALoaoy,
Secretary Nayor
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Notice Is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY 9Th of Arrl
1907 VII adudcate at office, at IL NJ the above contract
tn-f ~ ... za I. THkARD, Comptroller
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WANTED.

sSdx WANTED-A SMALL VESSEL, TO LOAD
Ek1NF FOR baltimore. For TERMS apply to
j. H. BASS, M
a-e ------------- No. ll9 Common street.
A GENTS WANTED-ro SELL. A VALUABLE
nr boSh FURNISHED 70 New Orleans Address Box Isl Post
sn orieans Las with postage stamp enclosed for re-
80 "ow ja29 II
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NgIICc-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DEMISE OF
" ions Contnagere the ciaI firm OF d RATfAA
CONN GEkE co, is this day dissolved. 1890
me surviving partners of the Ioncis
pfaes and s. d. rAtisa Of New Or viii continue The
Co. in New oretn and Of r. LONGS 4 Co In Bordesux
No JACOB HERR has the general power OF the 1ouse
New Orleans, Jan. /, 1869. ~ ''
jail If 3 b GR A iui
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FOR SALE,

EoR SALE-A TRACT OF LAND, CONSISTING or
Vest If Bsva M, less situated Lake Pere and
SUMPTION La The land is heavily tmberea with cypress
ana i've oak and is within distance ID whers
pas " ssc Gosf 9 NJ Henry
uo Of 1t adapted to the cultivation Of sugar and the s
Will DC sold low and on liberal terms. ApHy to "-''
m3l I'm eo c nu1i MoooLLJ
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RKEAD-BREAD FOR THa MILLION.

SOUTHERN MECHANICS, STEAM BAKERY
Corner of Clio and FRANKLIN steets-Depot No Poydras
Near New I.evee street, d.
j. J. DANIELS SON, Projectors,
6re navy Bread Soda Sugar and Butter Crackers
W he biscni etc. etc., superior auiity
ana ut the lowest market prices.
All orders loft will be PROMPTLY and correctv
6lled. 80 N r'f''' ""u ~ tss
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C0MPTROLLER'S OFFICE. )
City Of New Orleans, March "a, 1859. )
NJ fNI5

a,s { No. 44l7. I
Rssored That the two following adudcaons by the Comp
troler be and the same are hereby rejected viz: " f
contract for the rpairs shell roads Of the CITY
Canal street Henry Mcluinn-secnrity po q
the sum of $4,000 for the whole work complete e
contract for repairs OF shell roads of The etv bsIny
Of ST., 800. e'"" .-ioi inc
ResotUed further That the Comptroller be and he la besv
authorized adudicae the lowest bidder fte Ten do
notice in the official Journal furnishing to The
Guy lake Shells by the barrel for repairs the shell roads of
.he s on he of the City Surveyor md in ac
c4uancs Win specifications file in his oce-he said shells
hen Contracted for TO be used by the Street
the repairs to the said she'll roads under the
vision OF the Committees Streets Iandngsad nd midi
cation be subject 10 the approval rejection The Common
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HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE oomPAN


Amount of Premiums for the year ending 3lst De-
asenfper 1895 ................. $3.50 425 81
, i.r we year. 470053 %
Asee's on oist december, 15O97S6 "a
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PIoE NILLs-RICE nsILLs-a1CE WILL,

The best plan of hulling Rice ever lied ia nv the,
STEAM ARM RICE POUNDING MACHINE,
PATENTED BY JoHy TALON,
It will hull five bushels of prepared Riee In fran os u. es
recording to the quality of the Rice Mr. GEORGE
rAFIEESN NJ the Foundry and Machine Shop corner Of
racture and sale Of the same, - " @ " ' -HA"
New Orleans. November II. 1855 ~ nis 10
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n ISlghtd1 ~ EHAS. II. WAIDO,I =
President Board of Assistant AIdermeus
lSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
a5 GIT tSignedl GERARD STITH Mayor
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ERARD sTITH, Mayor.

Notice Is hereby given, that on THURSDAY l4h instant
will adudcate ct my Office At IL O'Clock, NJ tho above
contracts =
al 1T ssl- -.a r. THEARD. Comptroler
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
yInrkets-Rpported Lu Tplegroph.

CHARLESTON May 2COrroS has advanced .c.; sales to-
MoSILr May 2l-Corroy sale. to-day 800 bale. ii.c
for Middlng market quiet bu. steady.
the Civ II Baitimo advc.s the day bales
FRcArs have advanced ll6d to Liverpool osd is the cur
EEwosLE.ss, May s-coIros,ssss today 500 bale. :,
M for Tsas sps as on
at 60 days 1t cent dcouIt, and at sight cent prem
Wa1.4 May s Vice. ssa
siso COss unsettled; Yellow held CSC, with s1assc Of
''iS %ls.sT Nay sr and more active
Saturdays prices sale. Of 800 hb wHEAr hrmer sale. Of
'pts cosS .. M Of f sS @ round White and
&c or yellow B.sLkY sales Of Jefferson County At Toe
ALsAsY May A m-FLouR quie, in the afternoon hold
inclined pre.s on the msIist sale. IN .m. p.Is.
Coss quiet at quoted pr,eesi sale. 1900 bush
Igyiso May I mFLSgs 1s. despS "a s,, st % end CD "a
sS's ss1e sp1Ss Wheat; 50 a5ss % from MvauIe. Cub
Whsst s1as7 g fSr E1% Michfsn Indian. and oao
81 . or Red 0hoi 81 70 ST ordinary White DO
or fSas Rsa A's %s.s@ sS' nsn.i %
tES. cssal f1sosTs s11 Ss TSoG 500 bs. Su.
BurraLo May y2a-FLovs-Demsnd active and 2Ss better
SAILS 1900 bb s7a 81 50 for good to choice extra Mienssn
udna and Ohio 81 for DIE do and 90 % for
yS sia. d. IS i Red K oS tSd IS for od
do 81 for good White Kentucky CoRs hrmer sales
WTIsSy nomins a ac Canal FsEieHrs & 90 Ost. &c. on
Corn Whest. and Sc Flour Lake IMPORTS today
800 bbs Flour 900 BUSH Wheat 5000 bush Corn; 1900
cncHs.rr May q FLOUR advanced 25c.: soperfne Sc IS
ed Me-. Po,s sls sglt Side: ss tsTi He
eaoiss fancy Michigan gam a; 81 So WarsT-M.lIs. l@sr WITH
upward tendency .ae. 900 bush at 81 .0i % for Chi.
Four 2sc; Wheat sIci Corr, &C. 70 New York Lake In
Is so bush. Wheat.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
DIED..

BELCHER-A Sing Sing, N Y, on Sunday, May 2' Emehne
NE msves and friends Of family invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence, Sing Sing Tuesday 2ish
eTRNTUN-in ibis city, on Monday morning May . Rebeccs
BurntoD in the 7s.h year of her ose d., ssr.; from
se residence No A Fih street. near Second avenue on
%ifssssy aA slsoi1 H; ss
Saturday, May 81 Of dopsy of the heart Mary
DoYLE-In Brooklyn Saturday afternoon May H. ANDREW
Doyle, the ssh yearOf his age native Of the farsh O
DURkiH~in his city, Sunday May "a James E. Durkn'
a JsS.eS 10 month; e, and o Manss Sas May s very suddenly
MI Glaze ,ss Sl.t ysa55SSi s.: g. moniDs
UYON-At her residence in Rossvie on Saturday evening
MAY Il Nrs Marhv Guyon, widow Of Major James Goyon in
J6HNsTGN0n N M sunday May 2 Robert JOhnsOn m
blved son Of Caleb and Kirby aged % years months
snd aays .nsrv on Sunday May o. Mary Leonard
wife of Lon Palmer New YORK. ssed % years months and
PReCfoR-suddenly op Monday, May q. Daniel Proctor
and ARE p 1ePTpS S peey e the s'
Hospital The elans will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery
!.s and ea.s'S papers @ please. PLEASE SgEy .,ca 81 ve.
hate resdence ~ Norfolk street. on Tuesday Gath n'' at
sR}HsER-On Sunday, May a. James H: P. skinner young
George and Maria ssnnsI aged MS months m Sa snG AnSs
youngest daughter of Daniel p and Cieopha NJ smith, aged
sMIrIon Saturday May James Sinclair Smith eldest son
f sidney and Jane Smith aged years months and days
sprs. smith ih ss ohS Agnes Smith aged
years and montbs - s., u .,
TkEhnWFII-At wesport, Conn, on Saturday, May Il,
ID, wifi. of Henry r. Tresdwe aged S6 years daughter
II Mi "a Martha Mysst of New Milford, where her remains
will be taken for inernient.
Funeral "A Tuesday afternoon. ,,n
vERE-n Sunday morning May q James j. We're, NJ d. aged
81 years. =, =,
The Relatives friends of the family and the members OF the
American Medical Society particularly requested to attend
his funeral his residence No. Swan Dam street this
fTu,sdsy) afternoon O'Clock without further invitation.
AHlTtNG-ln this Sunday evening, May ~ Thomas
Eowar yoonge. of Salem D. and Ellen Whiting aged
year, months and 20 days
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

Boaf Nebrd,ta-j,S90 kI.b Corn.
Old Toy Lise-E3as Iai,aRdt~ bo,s whisky, sH It's.
Flrr, l25 bss- Potstoss
3hrny snd Canal I Boat Moafeh-Sli bbs Proviior,
70 bbl. WLi,ky. 10 bJl- flour.
Srilfsnrc LiHe-Rcat Coasbas-2i bbl. Fish ass M,
2s7 bbls Beans 50 ehs Lahr lts SIDES Leather fll
boxes S'sTch.
h.rlo,k aaA Troy Tyaagporsafioa co-Ba4: 4al,-s.yo
tUsh Wheat. 5 ca,k. A.Le.
PGr;s MEAisk-lis pkg Ba,,er bbl Lard pss. Pool
iry bb Esgs 50 eass aud 20 bbl Rye, bbl Potatoes
Hsy, . bales Straw 25 Calv,s, ? sheep
By Pcps Lireluormstion r,fased-E.tnated 5li pks..
Butt Z. Go boxes Cheese, i9l bsl- Esgx
nv srEaNss RoANOKs, FROM NosFoLg-9 hhas and 10
crs-s Csbbse, SEQ bb Peas 50 chests s,rsx5r 100 e@sks,s
Oh, rs.
By UNITED STATES ExPREss-27s pigs. Butter ~ Ches.s
) bs.s Fur.
BY ANEKIcAS ExPsEss-?5 pkgs Bn,,eT coops rovA,
bb Esss boxes Game s pigs far boxes f.h Lambs,
8CsVss
TorsL-7 Foar s24 bAls. Esss ~ oAsss ss no
pigs Butter 9i5 Chees-s p Pineapple Cheeses osS sss
lsa;he t5 ns S sacks Lrather, sou bnso iced bA.
G,ase SIS bbls Pots;.cs bx BeeswsS '3 bags ssd SeO
bn.h Oats H beg. MAJ, $50 bush Con-, 21 bbls B-sns ~,
bh. Pork SIS bb froviscn los casks Gu, Meats $500 basA
Wheat d pig. Turs 30 boxes Candies. Dbl Dried Frat,
bx MAIL Sugar, baes Wool ases. Lard lsl hf eb. r.h
2sl bh WHISKY 3pkss Pony, - bags are - bh. Rye -
bale. Hay. bales Straw. zoe Calves 81 sheep Hors. IS
4, ws ana boxes Gane boxes Fresh Fish so be
Peas ~ hhds 10 Cabbage. 100 baskets . -
chests berries bbls Lard Oh Is bbs Tes LIE
Sfsrch
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
MoSpAY, Nay 23-P. N.

Business at the Stock Exchange shows again o
diminished volume; but there was very firm under
tone to the whole market, and at the close Of the
calls for the leading speculative shsres prices seemed
to have settled upon very strong points. The most
important movements Of the day were in New-York
Central, Rocs Island, aud Michigan Central-the
isst-nsmed receiving fresh support from New-York
parties, who took ell the stock offered at the low
prices on sellers options. The earnings of this road
for the second week in May reported to show
decrease Of about sls,ooO, making decline Of
$36,000 for the first two weeks Of the month.
New-York Central sold freely at 1Ia7I,
the first ean, but on the second was in demand al
Che quotation, and between The sessOps advanced to
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24

Netc York, May 2, 1859.
The North american says Of the Pennsylvania Cen
trail Road:
"Sbe has the sblityto cope with the great Northern
competitors and is understood tpat she will do
til justice granted to all connecting lines, and rates
restored to remunerative figures between common
points"
The London Daily Netcs of the llth says:
THE London agents OF the Illinois Central Railway
Company have irsued a circular, the tenor of which
has aggravated the severe depression OF the shares
They intimate that il is the intention Of the Company
shortly TO issue proposal which has been for some
time under their consideration, Ia provide for the pay
ment Of the Freeland Bonds OF the Company due Sep
tenber 1860, by offering inducements TO the proprie
tors to pay up stock ID full In connection with this
object and for the general purposes Of the Company
the London agents have been authorized to open
subscription for the of $1,000 in debentures OF
Gl00 each at the rate Of fS5 for each flOy. TAese
are made receivable at is ID per dollar by the Com
pany for any calls, well for payment Of the stock
in full, provided that pr ject be adopted"
The same paper adds:
"A fresh fall has taken place in the $l00 shares Of
the New York and Erie Railway Company, which have
descended TO the wretehed price OF to 8.
The United States Five per Cents. have been
dealt in at 93a"
The Chicago Tribune Of the Goth inst. says:
We present this morning large number Of letters
from different portions Of the West, giving most
cheering account Of the prospects of the growing CROP
A glance at the map Will show those who are not ia
mlar with the geography of the West that they refer
TO a wide extent Of country all lying north Of the ati-
tude Of St. Louis. Our advices from Southern Illinois
are equally encouraging. In week or two this hsr-
vest viii have fully commenced there, and we hope
soon to announce that the crop IS safely gathered
Zone Of the editors Of The Press aud Tribune WIS.,
tied Madison, Wisconsin last week, and all along the
lLe of the ST. Paul and Fond du Lac and the Milwau
kee and Mississippi Roads, the Wheat looked finely.
Most of it was Spring. of which very wide breadth
has been sown in this section Preparations for corn
also appears to be very extensive Accounts generally
from Wisconsin agree that the prospects were never
batter for an ebupdapt CROP"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-24
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.........AAS u
Ctearea.

ships-Naa Of Orleans, Dennis, Orleans Wn NELSON
SON Delhi, Lowell, Bordeaux, Crosby Croeser Co. A.
Barks-Atantic (8rem feldhusrn brem"r H. N''P' ~'"
al NcIu,,re Liberia T. W. Bsyard Co =, ,,
bs.-fnph lBr Mae S. SSnn Siss aras ps.ass m.ssil
Peters Ansioino, Lnid, Msrssillss, Chsmoeriain,
Pbep. CO. Nova Crema, BGre Gibraltar, Gordon Bruce
s b~n.rs-C ~ Casey, Cudwurb, Por, suPa'e 1m ss,nS
E.cona,a; Pesd. ,brl McBurnie, 81, John, y; o. T..
Sr;nss son, Norman Collins, Bangor j. Ssndicrdi Ex.
rhsns. Hslloci ST. Marks Baker Dayton nshpe oeais
Rio Jsnrro r. Post; r. NJ. Brown, Andrew. Cnai~s''pi
h.~oT w Rsleish Philips Savannah, d. O. Murray hA1su,
Winters Richmond, c. H. Pierson
Sioon1 = Brrwu Baker Providence master
S,esn.rs-Bo.top se.s Philadelphia, T. PeArsi sOpds
Green Philad.lphis, n. Briggs