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HOTELS AND REsrAURANT1

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boats 70 convey psssenssls INN edasey springs
and
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largest most concdious and most desirabIy leeaasa
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house excursions Of pleasure to the various s
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10 rsespon q Visitors day c ns.
viii be made to render visitors comfortable and 70 ahs
Than he beautiful bay at Ocean Springs hsrs no Ss
place for yachting, or fishing, or bathing.
Pistol a ca Biard Tables etc i ssehsd a
Hotel which will 30 supplied With the choicest vinsA ges
cigars Bugges and saddle horses can be hired q -
band Of music will be kes at the Hstel during the sutas
season ball and supper will DO given twice w'sk-1s
fhs Mineral springs celebrated for their curative pcv
excellent condition Al omnibus I'll run regularly ~
tmony respecting the medicinal virtues Of those Spring. r
be made TO Dr. Austin or Dr. Thorpe New orsaa
Ocean springs having been visited by epdemie -
eidedy hsalthsst we'll the most essHq loe.
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n ). .. SInONDy,
~ No. 10 Canal street, No. Crossman street and "a
Nv No. New Levee street,
Copper, TIN and sheet
Iron Worker,
Brass Founders and Fnishers and Manufacturers
Trains Clarifying and Evapoaing Pans Fterer
chimneys and Breechng Steamboat and Plantation Black
smithing
Also
GENERAL DEALERS IN HARDWARE, SHIP CHAN
DLERY AND STOVES,
Planters Merchants will to their I'D
give call before purchasing contracting
where. iyl6 "
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CoMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE. )
City Of New Orleans, July H. 1885,
No. 1899.
Resclrd That the comptroller Be and he d hereby author.
ised to 70 bidder after yo days notice
the oc,, louInh Ior nling up st. Andrew
between And nte Fourth District in accord
anec with nes and levels 70 % given BY the City Surveyor
the Common Council. N'' VI
tsignsdl JOHN +. MONROE,
,e,,> 1fesioeht board OF Assistant Aldermen.
(Signedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board or Aldermen
Lsignedl GERARD SrITl Mayor.
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4 HALLER & BROTHER, MANUFAc-
- TuRERs OF COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
w assortment Of Cooking, Parlor and Stoves
and are prepared to ell all orders in the above line In
the City Country.
Particular attention paid to all descriptions Of building work
Roofing Down Pipes. Fancy and Plain Heads. etc.
Have the exclusive right for the State Of Louisiana make
vend recently invention of Lewis
the of which the roof Of buildings washed from all f
acng in itself the necessity any hand labor les
action; feature not produced here before. Ola 1y
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la W LNT1ELLTGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge.
Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney, prosecu-
ting.
On the opening of the Court yesterday morning
the Grand Jurors called, and all answered ex-
cept Francis Burns, who stricken off the list.
The Jurors we're then sworn by the Clerk and re-
tired to their room.
The Petit Jurors afterwards called. VIM
j. Nichols asked the Court to excuse him from
serving, as he had been on the regular panel May
Term, 1857, and was incompetent, by reason of the
two years not having expired.
The Court objected to discharging any juror af-
ter being summoned by the Sheriff. but if Mr.
Nichols had served within the two years. and pro-
duced his certificate of such service, the Court
would excuse him. The jury then discharged
until this morning at ten O'Clock.
Mr.. Whitney said it usual to set aside the
first two weeks of the term for the purpose of tax
ing up city cases, appeals from magistrates, &c,
and stated he would pursue that course at the pre-
sent term, with the Courts appreciation.
Mr.. Carr said he had been requested to state on
the part of Mr. Stirling, that, having been confined
to his house for about two months by sickness, he
would not be able to appear in Court to dispose OF
the city
The Judge said it was his desire to dispose of tbi,
business at once and desired Mr.. Carr so to state to
Mr.. Stirling; and ask him if he could not procurf
counsel to act for the city. The Court would de
sire to hear from Mr.. Stirling in the morning.
Mr.. w Whltney then remarked that he was desirou
OF disposing of the murder cases on the docket a
as early day as possible, and would like tn
counsel in the cases to come into Court and fl!
some day peremptorily for trial.
The Court said it would have all the cases calle
in the morning, when the time for trial could b
arranged by the States Attorney and the counse
for the defence.
The Grand Jury came in at one o'clock an
! handed their presentments to the Court, which &C
journed until 10 o'clock this morning.
The following is correct list of the Grand an
| Petit Juries:
Grand Jury.-George r. Dodge, Foreman; Au
gustus NJ. Price, John W. Walker, Jehu Gorsuch
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

ST. Louis, May S.-The overland mail arrived
last night with San Francisco dates to the 10Th ul,
three DAYS later than previous advices.
The bill forming the six lower counties of Califor-
MIA into new territory, to be called Colorado has
been passed by the Senate and sent to the Governor
for approval.
The markets at San Francisco were unchanged.
There had been no arrivals at San Francisco
from the Allan tic ports since the departure of the
last mail, nor had there been any clearances
The papers furnish dates from Oregon to the 9th
ut. s. j. Mccormick, democrat, had been elected
Mayor of Portland by a large majority.
The dates from Victoria Were to the 9th ult.
The steamer Brother Jonathan had brought down
$l00 900 in gold dust
was very encouraging. The lower country was
nearly deserted, and laborers could not be had at
any price, all having gone to the mines.
New ORLEANS, May THE steamer Coatza-
coalcos has arrived with San Francisco dates to the
Goth ult
The steamer Sonora took out one million seven
hundred thousand dollars in treasure.
The mining news is very favorable, and bus-
ness generally throughout California is improv-
ing.
The steamer brings Vera Cruz dates to the LIST
inst Robles at Jalapa, with 100 men, and
Ampudia was before that city, with 1000 men.
American consus.
The English and French fleets were to leave Sac
rihcios the I'd inst.
Truxilla advices represent trouble between the
government and the Spanish ofhcials-the former
trying to levy duties on the Spanish vessels, the
same as those imposed Honduras vessels in
Spanish ports. A Spanish vessel took Span
ish brig out of port, under the eyes of the auhori
ties, and carried her to Havana.
The Coatzacoacos left Mnatitlan on the 4th inst.
The United States sloop-of-war Brooklyn was then
there with Hon. Mr.. McLane, who was paying an
official visit to u S. Consul Allen. Mr.. McLane
had addressed Ocampa an important letter, defend
ing the United States against the charges of Mira
mons Government.
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF A STEAMER OFF CAPE
RACE-WAR ACTUALLY DECLARED
THE AUSTRIANS CROSSED THE TICINO.

1.-THE following despatch was received at l
O'Clock this morning from New York, en-
bracng dates from Liverpool and London
to the 90th ult., but the name of the
steamer and the point at which she ar
rived failed by some oversight to come to hand.
We presume the news to have been brought by
either the Persia off Cape Race, or by the arrival
of the Adelaid at st. Johns.-Reporter.l
The French and Russian alliance had been de-
MED, but the London Times published the provi-
sons of the treaties, causing great panic on the
London Exchange. Consols at one time fell to S8
About forty failures are reported among stock
operators.
The King of Sardinia has gone to join the army
at Alessandria.
The Tuscan army called on the Grand Duke to
join France and Piedmont and declare war against
Austria, but he declined and fled, and Tuscany de-
clared Military Dictatorship.
Warlike preparations are going on in England.
There is great activity at Woolwich. The Govern
ment has chartered the Cunard steamer Etna and
other vessels, to convey troops and ammunition to
the Mediterranean Rumors were circulating of a
proclamation calling out ten thousand men for the
navy.
War premiums are being generally demanded at
Lloyds.
The Parliamentary elections have commenced
quietly.
The latest accounts from France report very ac-
tive military movements throughout that Empire.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE-To-nigh the drama
of Mary Tudor, with Mrs. Farren as Mary Tudor,
and J. b. Studley Gilbert WorJech. To conclude
with the comic drama of the Young Volunteer or
The Petticoat Colonel, with Miss Fanny Fitz Farren
as Arabelia Beaumont the Petcoat Colonel, in which
character she will sing two popular songs
CIRcUs AND MENAGERIE.-Van Amburg CO..
Company performed yesterday afternoon and even
to-day at and P. NJ. Their collection of beasts,
and stud of horses is the largest in the country.
They perform the "Hippodrome Lot" North
Calvert street.
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POLICE LNTELLIGENCE

Henry Miller was arrested on Sunday night by
Sergeant Smith, on the charge of beating William
Roberts and an old man named John Ricketts,. 1t
themselves into the room and behaved in an unruly
manner. Upon being expostulated with they turned
on the inmates and beat some of them badly. On
the approach of the police they all escaped except
Miller. He was committed to Jail for further
hearing by Justice Griffin.
Florence King was arrested yesterday by officer
Mann, charged with passing a ten dollar counter
felt note of the Farmers Drovers' Bank of Wades-
borough, on Edward Akers, ieweller South Charles
street. She was taken before Justice Mckinley,
who committed her for Court.
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FOREIGN MARK ETS

Correspondence of the Charleston Courier.
HAVANA, May 2-Sugars (Claye with the excep-
on of sale of about 5000 boxes upon the basis of 81
reals per arrobe for D. s. No. r. and small parcels
to complete cargoes there has been very little doing for
foreign markets since the close of the Easter holidays
The better qualities such as sent to Span have been
In good demand, and have commanded full rates. Since
the last intelligence from abroad inclined to pur
chase have reduced their offers to s1 reals D.
No. L. per arobe, to which, however, holders have not
as yet acceded.
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BOARD OF TRADE.
sflunttarp anN Gonlrlertial Retietu.
BALTIMORE, May 9, 1S5

BALTIMORE, May g. 1859.
There has been very little done to-day in Stocks, the
sales at the Board embracing only $500 City 6s 1890 at
99A and IS shares Bank of Commerce at S25 The
ket although very quiet however generally rather
irmer than Saturday. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
closed at S56 bid $56A asked regular way the closing
bid being advance q the price bid for it on Sat
urday Northern Central left off at sos bid, $20A
asked, and Canton at S1S4 bid regular way. All dvi
dend paying stocks quite firm, particularly Bank
stocks for there is demand for investment City 6's
closed at 9s 1885 99A bid for 1865, 99H bid
994 1905 and Railroad bonds left off at S6a
bid SIX asked for Baltimore and Ohio 1S75s; S2A bid
S34 asked for do. 1SS5s 71A bid, u asked for Nor
hern Central 1885, md 69h bid, 7Ok asked for North
western Virginia second mortgage bonds The closing
quotations for Northern Central 1855 higher than
those of Saturday
Foreign Exchanges firm at about former rates The
to-day follows viz London, bankers bills
110ad1104; do. commercial do. 109a9110; Paris 60
day bills, 5f12H do short sight, 57 " Antwerp Sill \;
Bremen 794G79&; Amsterdam 41S; Hamburg 37aG
81 4 Cologne 73a; Frankfort AZ.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
MONDAY, May Q, 1859
500 Balt 6s, new, 30 9g is shs Bank Of Com. .25
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The colored people of Canada are holding meet
ings to protest against the passage of bill now
before the Canadian Parliament, incorporating an
association ''for the Education and Elevation of
the Coored People of Canada" They protest on
this ground:
That the British Constitution knows no man by
complexion or creed, and her churches, schools
academies and colleges are free to all.
That such step would do much to engender a
spirit of caste.
That as the human race is one in its origin its
rights its duties, and its destiny, Parliament should
not lend its aid toward the DEVELOPMENT of any plan
that foreshadows different method for "the edu-
cation, training and preparation of their youth for
the active duties of life,' than such as are found
adequate to equip and prepare the other youth of
Her Majesty's subjects.
Dr.. LoRING POSTMASTER OF SALEM, CHARGED WITH
FoRGERY.-At an investigation at Salem, on Mon
day last by two agents of the United States Treasu-
ry Department. Mr.. G. W. Mullet, ex-1nspector of
Customs, testified that the signatures of over five
hundred persons to petition, recommending DR..
George B. Loring for Collector of Salem in 1858,
were forged in his presence by Messrs Loring and
q. W. Pike The latter is now Collector of Salem.
Dr. Loring, failing to obtain the collectorship, was
appointed Postmaster of Salem, on the recommen-
dation of said petition. Several prominent demo-
Gratis declare their alleged signatures to the petition
forgeries. 1t was not known what action will be
taken in the premises, but Mr.. Pixies opponents are
confident OF his removal
AUSTRIAN ORDER FOR THE FLoGGING OF WOMEN
The Turin papers published decree, taken from
the official 'Provncia Bulletin of the Acts of the
Government of Lombardy," issued the 7th
March, 1859, concerning the infction of corporeal
punishment on women condemned prosecuted
The following is the principal paragraph of the de-
cree: "On the occasion of demand that has been
presented, the Minister of Justice in accordance
with the Ministers of the Interior and of Finance
determines that, for the punishment by blows with
a rod of prosecuted condemned women the
wives of the gaolers (prison guards), or the maid
servants of the same who may be found most adapt
ed to the office, are principally to be employed,
with retribution of 20 sous of the coinage
(about 3D. for every execution"
From TRUxILLo.-By the brig Favorite Captain
Prince, at New York, from Truxio and Omoa, we
have dates from the former place to the 22d of
April, and from Omoa to the 18th.
A difficulty had arisen between the Honduras and
the Spanish officials, relative to the port charges
and export duties of Spanish vessels, the Honduras
government wishing to place Spanish vessels on the
same footing that Honduras vessels were when in
Spanish ports and this protested against BY the
Spanish officials, and war vessel was sent for from
Havana, which forciby took the Spanish brig
Franco out of port and conveyed her to Havana.
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From Washington

WASHINGTON, May 9.-There is such information
in Washington as to warrant the belief that the
time of the settlement of our affairs with Costa
Rica is not far distant.
So far, the Water Witch and the Fulton are the
only vessels to be sent to the Gulf of Mexico, and
these cannot be Immediately dispatched as they
are previously to be overhauled and repaired at
Norfolk
The State and War departments to-day made up
their instructions for L tab. General Johnston will
hereafter await the orders of the Governor before
calling out troops to act posse comtaus to as
sist the civil authorities in the enforcement of the
laws.
The Postmaster General had made his decision
on the bids for the California mail service, but de
ciines to furnish the information for the distant
press.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

CINCINNATI, May6-Flour.-Them market opened with
good demand, and after the from New York was
made public Change, become greatly excited and pr
advanced fully Csc per bb The sales made public
reach TO- 600 bbs including 900 bbs delivered Louis
vile. beginning at $3.50 for Superfne. and leaving off
S665G675 and S6S5G7 for Extra, the latter white
wheat The market closes unsettled and buoyant 454
bbls. were received during the last "a hours
Whiskey.-The demand is good and 500 bbls. sold at
25G25Tc but after the from New York made
public, holders put up the price 26c and the indca
tions at the close that this would be the
Provisions-There is essential change in the market
so hhds. Bacon sold at &c. for Shoulders and &c.
Sides, including 10 hhds Shoulders at exc. 10 hhds
Bulk Sides sold at Sc. delivered at Richmond, Ind.
packed Mess pork nominal
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Eighty thousand French troops expected to be
in Italy By the day the steamer sailed.
Denmark is reported to have concluded treaty
offensive and defensive with France.
The Paris BOurse was excited on the 9th, but
less than the London Stock Exchange. The
funds declined per cent. the 9th, but recov-
cred = on the 18th, the 3per cents. closing at 62f
roc.
There has been a great panic on the London
Stock Exchange. C0nsos Huctuated excessively.
LATEST.
LONDON, April 30.-The report that the Austri-
ans crossed the Tcino the goth proved incorrect
They had received orders to do so, but the order
was countermanded, and they remained on the east
bank.
1t was asserted that the advanced posts had
crossed and that the main army would do SO on the
29th.
The Austrian official journals contain an i'm
peria manifesto explaining the necessity of war
with Sardinia, and authoritatively denies the ex-
lstence of a secret treaty between Russia and
France.
The ship Pomona, from Liverpool for New York,
was wrecked off Wexford on the 18th. The crew
and three passengers, names unknown, were
saved. She had over four hundred souls on board.
The loss of life is unknown
LONDON, ay-Noon.-Consols 49, Austria
has issued manifesto tantamount to declaration
of war.
PARIS, Saturday.-The Austrian troops have
crossed the Tcino and commenced hostilities.-
This is official.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
ant at an advance of Is since Tuesday and Is Cd the
week, closing at 11G14s. Wheat closed buoyant with
large speculative inquiry at Cd Is advance since
Tuesday, and Is Cd advance the week Western red
Is lOd al0s Cd; do white los sG12s; Southern white
los 3D. Gl3s Cd Corn closed buoyant at advance of
3D. since Tuesday-mixed 6s Sd a6s 3D. yellow 6s Cd "a
Is; white Is. 7d.GSs. The market generally closed
quiet.
Provisions-Beef closed buoyant large specula
tive inquiry and all qualities considerably advanced
Pork closed buoyant and in large speculative inquiry
with considerable advance Bacon closed quiet, but
holders demand an advance of lois Cd Lard is quiet
but firm at 5SG60s. for prime and 6062s. for extra.
Taow is in large speculative inquiry and all qualities
have considerably advanced-sales at 60s closing quiet
ProduceSugar closed heavy with slight decline for
all qualities. Coffee closes steady. Rice is firm with
large speculative inquiry prices have advanced Cd 1s.
Rosin closed firm, and all qualities have slightly ad-
yanced-common 4s.d4s. ID Spirits Turpentine closed
firm at AS Cd 43s Cd. and As demanded at the
THE LATEST.
LIvEPooL, Saturday-Noon.-Sales of Cotton to-day
tmated at 1000 bales. There is but little inquiry, and
prices are weak Wheat closed buoyant
Corn is buoyant and all qualities have considerably ad
vanced-say Is. Cd Provisions close with advancing
| tendency
LoNDoN.-Barings' Circular quotes: Wheat advanc-
ing prices have advanced to Sd per gallon Flour is
also advancing and all qualities higher.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, May 9.-Cotton is very dull. Flour is ex-
cited; sales of IS 500 bbs. at advance of 5lO
State SIS 25(d530; Ohio S7d720 Southern Sc 60d7 TO-
Wheat is excited sales of 2 bushels advance
24 cts; white 9S cts; Western red 1531t0 cts Corn
is also excited sales of 81 GOO bushes-whte 9095 cts
Beef is firm at SlOG13 Pork-Prime has advanced 10
cts; sales at s1275; Mess s16I2k k@161SA. Lard is
heavy. Whiskey closed firm at 2Sa2sH cts. Sugar is
dull and sales unmportant. Molases is steady 3s40
cts Spirits Turpentine dull at 51H@53h cts. Rosn is
firm at s1.70G1.7l. Rice generally closed buoyant at
3A@6A cts. Freights heavy. Cotton to Liverpool
= ct.
CINCINNATI, May 9.-Flour is buoyant-saes of 600
bbs at Sc S09690 Whiskey-saes of 900 bbls. at 26
cts Bacon closed buoyant at cts for shoulders and
for sides. Bulk Meats-2O0 900 lbs. sold for
shoulders and cts. for sides.
PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-Flour has advancing ten
dency, and prices unsettled in consequence of the
advices. Sales at S6.75@)7 25. Wheat is
tive advance of cts; white 1S5 cts. red
70 Corn is excited sales of 500 bushels at ad
of cts yellow 80 cts. Oats active at 5S cts.
Whiskey closed firm at 29d30 cts.
MOBILE, May 6.-Cotton-saes today of 300 bales;
of the $500 bales receipts 500 bales against 500
Receipts thus far ahead of last at the port 500
bales; stock in port rs 500 bales reghts on cotton to v-
erpool 5l6d Sterling Exchange, 9ae4 per cent pre-
MUM.
CHARLESTON, May 6.-Cotton-saes of the week, 4 l50
baes stock in port 6S 900 bales. The market to-day is
depressed and at a stand still.
MOBILE, May 7-Cotton market quiet, closed dull at
l2c. for middlings, with sales of l 600 bales.
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THE FRENCH NAvY-A correspondent of the
Washington States says that on the first of Janua-
ry, 1858, the French Navy composed of the
following vessels:
On the Stocks. 40
Sailing vessels aioat
On the StockS 1S
These figures give total of AIT vessels of all
kinds
Since the time stated many important additions
have been made. The estimate for the budget of
1858, for the navy.was S2l, ,ss4 26O, while for 1859
it was S23,373 sS3.
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Massachusetts, Constitutional Amendment
BosroN, May 9-The question of accepting the
amendment to the State Constitution, requiring
two years residence after naturalization, was voted
on throughout this State to-day, and has probably
been carried by large majority. Boston gives
3,5l6 yeas to 2,S95 nays. Returns from fifty towns
give 5,047 to 2,706 nays.