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Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

h5- From a document recently .cad in
the U. S. Senate by Mr.. Iyerson, showing
how many Of his speeches each Senator
had folded and mailed, itappears that Mr..
johnson has mailed 5000, and Mr. Sc
bastiau 1900 The largest number has
been mailed by Mr.. Douglas, who mas sent
Off at the expense of the public no less
than $4,000 speeches.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

MExiCo.-ILe lasi aruuunts frUm Mex
ic, Indicate an entire overthrow Of the
Juarcz or Liberal panty Miranou, thc
yuuug soldier Of tho Church" Is be j.
styled, had assumed ihe Presidency, auL
w4s gaining .Cccssicns u LIZ party every
day. At last accounts hc was ai O=izata.
with u view of marching up.1 Ncru Cruz.
the only remaining Stronghold OF Juarcz-
Mifamou, although hardly out or ILL., tccus,
Is said TO Be the fues: soldier iu-tie Mex
iclu army, .aui q raau of extraordinary
military gcuius Should ~ ~ succcssful
ia his proposed attack uFon Vera CRUZ,
era- ana important questions win W. dc-
cidel, not oniy f0r that unfortunate coun-
try, but for the United States III ~ slid
Is a corresqouieu; Of the New Orleans
Pia0ysi.r tlIat q report IA current iu Mex
ico that the secret service fund OF the
United States was employed tp effect The
establishment u liberal government un-
der Boblcs This il generally believed
By Intelligent Mcxicans, aud III such aas
the case, the administration Of Miramnn
will become more embittercd against the
United Staics by this interference Of our
government III tile affairs VI that country.
and cause our relations 10 be further COM
plicated. Terrible will 10 The scenes GU
acted in that pricst-riddeu country. should
MiraInon BE- successful before Vera Cruz.
as his success will be the signal f,r thc
wreaking upon the people Of the. long
pcnt-up vengeance of tie infuriatcd
priests 1t is admitted by all that Juarez
has state=manliEc ability ana integrity VI
purpose, aud is better qualified to place
lis country in 2 prominent position anYnE
the nations of the Garth than any of his
rivals but unfortunately he is graduate
from the civil walks of life, ana these do
not lead to the Pr. siden;ial chair Of that
Republic
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

New MINISTER TO MExIco.-Hor.
Robert McLane, of Maryland, has been
appointed Minister to Mexico. A des.
patch from Washington says that he goes
out with discretionary powers allowed him
of recognizing either the Miramon OF
Juarez Government, or of recognizing
neither.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

THE PRospEcT OF AN EUROPEAN
WAR.-The latest advices from Europe in
regard to the war question are very CON-
plicated and involved in much doubt
They speak of peace, then follows continu-
va preparations for war, increase Of arma-
ments and so Oh. In England, it is said i,
popular opinion is opposed to war, but if
forced to take part she will unite with
Russia And although she expresses a
desire for peace, at the same time she is
making every military aud naval prepara-
tlon for war, and the debates in Parlia-
ment indicate that the Government has
but little confidence in diplomacy being
able te prevent the speedy commence
ment of hostilities. Sir Charles Napier.
in letter addressed to the Earl of Derby
in regard to the disturbed state of Europe
aud the command of the Channel by
France, says, 'do not forget, my Lord,
that Napoleon ! formed an army of re-
serve at DIOn, aud was across the Alps
before Austria was aware of it. Napo-
leon III may cross the Channel before
We know what We are about"
In France, warlike preparations are 60
ing on so actively that the breaking out
of hostilities is regarded not question
of weeks but of days, and the opinion is
almost universal in Paris that crisis has
arrived in the affairs of Europe, more mo-
mentous than any which has arisen since
the wars of the Empire The London
Times says France has gone so far tha;
she is not mistress of her own conduct,
and that in supporting the cause of Pied
mont against Austria, it is in the power
of that small State to drag her into hos
tilities whenever she pleases. But it i.
evident that Napoleon has gone no fur
thcr than he desired. War for him offer.
great attractions 1t will not only occupy
the attention of the nation, but give lin
an opportunity Of acquiring that glory
which he thinks indispensable to his dy
nasty.
Austria has advanced her force to Tia
left bank Of the Tieiuo, the Sardiniar
army coufronts her on the right, and tic
London Times says the first shot that i:
fred may f,d a dreadful echo in hundred
battle fields as yet innocent of human
biood.
A Paris correspondent says that En
gland has proposed TO France to declare
to Austria that the Administration Of the
Loudon-Veneean Kingdom shall be en-
tirely separated from that of Austria
that these provinces shall remain united,
and that a government founded upon cou.
stitutional principles shall be given to
them. 1t is also said that France aud
Russia supports this proposition, aud If
Austria accepts of it, there will be no
war, and all inquietudc will cease.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16
FROM EUROPE.
CoTToN. ADVANCED

LIVERPOOL, February l9.--CorToS.-
Sales Of Cotton for the week, SS, 400 bales.
Spectators took 1900 bales and expOr-
tiers Z 900. All qualities have advanced
fully penee-market closed active
Sales on Tuesday, the day Of sailing,
5000 bales, with 1000 bales 10 specula-
lators ana 1000 TO xporters--market
closing steady and firm Orleans Fair
quoted at z 4d, Middling I-l6d. Stock
of Cotton in Liverpool, 362, 900 bales, of
which 3U4 900 are American.
The latest cOniiuentll rumOrs are more
warliSe.
III II reported that camp VI one hun
dred thousand men IS TO be formed soon
1t Tuulon.
ENGLAND.-The House " Commons
have resolved in favor Of loan Of seven
million ff,auud4-
-FgANcE-Fraaee i preparinga mem
orandum Of. grievances against Austria ----
Explanations Will be frankly deHianlicc1I.
AUsTRIA.-The Austrian journals
have been ordered 10 assume more mod
crate tone in their articles relative "
Frsnce.
Austria b. proposed to the secondary
German powers treaties of alliance; three
0f them have been already included.
Secret treaties with others IRE ID BE act
ed on ia ease war should be carried TO
a-diiierent 2 theater-than Italy
] The Paris esp1ndent- of tile London
Times says chat the King Of Sardinia is
determined ID drive ont the Au-trilns
ana make 4 Kingdom, including Venice
and twelve million subjects. strong ehough
Ky re-ist Austria ani France, if necd
I BE- The Court OF Turin says that France
will help Piedmont against Austria. aud
Y that Prussia will be with her passivelv.
I If Austria be left to fight alone, but ac-
lively anl openly il any other power a.
sists. That neutrality i expected Of Aus
;ril. iia->ia aad England The King
Nj Sardinia meaas tD carry out tha plan
unless France w5tEdraws
IL j. asserted that the intentions Of
Luis Napoleon Ire decidedly warlike-
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

sD- A despatch from Washington on
the 7th inst, announces the sad intelli-
genee that Postmaster General Brown
was very i'll, and that there were no hopes
entertained of his recovery.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

Tnz FInE rr MEMPHIS No Iasq XII
lifc attended Thy disastrous fIe i. Mem
phis ON the "a inst The total loss in
baillings .ald contents il sgt down at
sI3u. .o00 against which there IS an i1slr-
Ince 1a t.Is latter t1 tLe amount II about
$4,000 The am.uat Of Insurance On
.-e bli.lin-s j. uoi stated Tlo loss of
the Eagle aul EngEirer ofiee. inclnliug
thc 1fze,. NJ the Christian AZ acate a-i
ara Presbyterian Sentinel, II estimated II
$1,000 Insurance, s5,Oto- The books
WI the establishment ana all valuable p4-
.ars aad files we're saved I.ass q the
Avalanche yti.c9 4 SI9, 1000; insurance.
$1,000 Evening Ledger oGies; loss
$4,000, insured iur 1900 Hutton a
Cla=k's j.b Office. us $4,000; insurance.
s1,21l- The Eagle aaI Enquirer anl
tle Arai-Ighe VIII " azaiu issued as
SOFA a. il l. possible iyr rlen N procure
new materials, aud thly o4li uraa tA-r-
patrons u lzz.s, Chen IL HAS, lleit hear
af nael.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

TIE WASHINGTON HoUsE.-By refer
ence to our advertising columns, it will be
seen that Mr.. Wm. w. e. Collins has
become the proprietor of this house. and
we doubt not will make it one of the best
hotels in South Arkansas. We bespeak
for him an extensive patronage.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

HAMAnI Io rHE MEMPHIS ANa IITrLE
Rock hNEFoAD The Memphis Bul-
letiH 2. sae lu,h irsf, says: The pres
rat Li-l wafer has hai tAe elect ru uu-
dcruine The tras;le work over Nlnt.J-n-
CITY = Slouzh. seven mics out from HoTe-
tield, rn Fhe Little Rock r1ad. t1 =uch N
extent tasi il VS. deemed unsafe for pas
senEgr trains tD cross it Saturday ui-ht
ana tile passengers we're brought III by
means Of hand cars. The damage is ex-
ncaicd ;o be repaired in a faw dayz. anl
Ia thc mean tine Ho freight wiil Be clu-
Ycye5 over the road Passengers, huz-
eIrr, Will ~ accommodated ~ heretofore.
leaving HopoEeli I'll Had cars and coa-
uee;iHE with the Regular train after Eas-
siHE thr IlHce mentioned M
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

sD- The select committee appointed
at the last session of Congress to examine
the accounts and conduct of Gen. Cullom,
of Tennessee, the former clerk Of the
House, against whom many charges have
been preferred of dishonest nature, have
acquitted him of any corruption or dis
honesty in the discharge of his duties.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

Fresh GRooERIEs.-Mr Wiley Il.
Stuart is just receiving fresh supply Of
family and faucy groceries, &c. See ad-
Vertisemeut.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16
ARRIVAL OF SMITH O'BaIES.-

ARRIVAL or SMITH O'BRIES.-Wm.
Smith O'Brien, the Irish patriot, arrived
a: New York on the 26th ult. Great pre.
partitions were made BY the doodles Of
that city over his reception. The CON-
mittee appointed to receive him waited
upon the Battery one day and night for
his arrival Poor fellows, how wearied
they must have been Twenty-one guns
were fred as the steamer dropped her an
chor, and afterwards hundred more were
fred as Mr. o'Brien proceeded from the
steamer to his hotel.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

TEE PREsrul..r oS THE SLAVE. 1.:sHE-
The President. replying to ihe cH.l
o. the House Tor information or the Al
ricaH Slave Trade. sayS that the ia.true-
;ions which harI beol given u tho Com
inolo7c- ct nrr @4u4lreus are not likely
ta ral.e --IHrnlfy nnle-s Ith a sufficient
rla~- TA7t il IL the isje,t of THE govern
ment t5 aruil an vlxltiuus interrGrtions
WIFI commerce. The number Ell captures
nader the treaty Of Washington to Sep
t-maeT lrsr WIS twenty. whereof IL waTs
condemned
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

WHOLESALE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
We invite the attention of Southern mer-
chants to the advertisement of Messrs.
Carroll, Herrick & Mead, wholesale deal
ers in clothing, New York
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

@- We are indebted TO Mr. Charles
Ayliff for file of Washington city pa
pers.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

% A correspondent of California
paper says that gold has been found in
that State in process of formation. This
startling theory is supported BY apparently
incontrovertible arguments and facts.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

BD- The President has vetoed the reso-
luton recently passed by Congress to
deepen the bar at the mouth of the Mis-
sissippi river. 1t is thought, however,
that he will direct the Secretary to apply
the unexpended funds to that purpose.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

a@ The United States acquired 12,-
C00,O0o acres of land by the recent treaty
with the Ysncton band of Dscotah In-
dians, and for which she is to pay FIVE
cents per acre.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

Doors AND SHoEs.-Mr. David r.
Campbell advertises that he is still pre-
pared to do all work in his line.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

The QUID-NUNC.-We have received
the first number of the above named paper,
published at Grand Junction, Hardeman
county, Tennessee, by J. B. Synuott, aud
edited, with much spirit and ability, by
j. p. Pryor, Esq.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

sJ Rev. Mr.. Pryne, Mr.. Brownlow's
antagonist, has been presented with a SER
vice of plate by the negroes of Philadel-
phia.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

to- a bill has been reported By the
House Committee Of the New York Leg
isla;ure providing that no person in the
State should be deprived Of their liberty
without process of Law and jury trial,
under a penalty of one to five Thousand
dollars and twenty years Imprisonment
The bill declares that slave com-
lag into the State with the consent Of
the owner snail be free. Thus another
step is being taken by these freedom
shriekers towards depriving themselves
of the commerce, trade and tavel Of the
South.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

5I- Jere- Clemens editor of the Mata-
Iihis Eayle UHa E4epirey, is publishing
in that paper hi new novel, THE Rivals;
\ 1ale W Tie Times of Alexander Haru;l-
ton aad aaron Burr
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

r~ Ex-senator Geyer, of Missouri,
died in St. Louis on 7th inst.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

RH- Those indebted to this Office for sub
scription, jOb-work or advertising are requested
to make payment without delay.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

HJ The Mayor Of Shreveport, in an
official report made on the sth inst, says
chat there were but one case Of small pox
in that place
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

Fay james Y. McGuffie, of Georgia,
has been appointed Superintendent of In-
dian Affairs In California.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

% G. W. Gholson, of Mississippi, has
been appointed Governor of Washington
Territory.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

RED RIVER RAFT-The Shreveport Ga
zette says; The deposit from Red River
i rapidly filling tile Lake, ana must
eventually destroy navigation unless chan
nel7 are cut ID which the water NAV be
concentrated When tie Raft COMPANY
open the original channel, this country
WITH, to A great extent, be redeemed, ana
an imme.ise territory viii be opened to
commerce and millions will be added
To the wealth of the country.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

senator Lane, Of Oregon, has the hon
or Of having delivered the first message
~. the hrst Legislative Assembly ever
convened west of he Rocky Mountains.
lie was the first Governor of OREGON.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

BREAsrPIN Losr.-Mr. john Anderson
advertises lost breastpin.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

Major Williams, who was sent to Fl
Pasc by the Patent Office, has expressed
Il as his opinion that the Ei Paso crane
N much superior 70 eithe the Cincinnati
or the Missouri grape 10 favor aud sweet
ness.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

Mrs. Bennett, wife of the author Of
M Lanes 70 Mary Ann" figured late
y at the Presidents levee. Bennett i
biz recognized organ. 1t was only in
1886 that he asked tiff lie had not A friend
who would cut of Benefits ears"
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

BALLOON VOYAGE TO EURoPE.-The
Troy, New York, Times says that Dir. In
Mountain i busily engaged in that city in
making preparations for the construction
of the balloon with which be hopes to be
able to cruss the Atlantic during the pres
sent season. The balloon is-to be con-
structed at Lancaster, Pa, under the
supervision Of Mr.. Wise, and will proba-
bly, be completed carly in May.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

PoRrRAlrs.-See notice of Mr. I. j.
jackson.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

s5- The steamship Black Wsrrior has
gone entirely to pieces.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

cas- John Marion, Third Assistant
Postmaster General, died suddenly in
Washington city on the 4tA inst
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-16

Foolish fear doubles danger.
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No 50, Customhouse street near
1vl Royal rtree-For the Cure of Old Chronic AercuraA
yphAic all Private Diseases without Mercury hndrance
from business 10 friends and in
rll
The unparalleled James prac-
tce in all parts of the United States and Europe-the many
nlakable he has effected which incur
able by the eminent physicians iustes him in offering his
services the confidence of the unfortunate. The following
Of the diseases termed "Privae and of which, in
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. james
maileny eradicaes namely Syphilis primary secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections of Females
complicated they Diseases OF the Back Ions
Elimination Of the Badder and Kidneys Rheumatism, Hro
cee Cancers Ulcers Turao and all Diseases q the Skin.
Dr. James would also call the attention especially Of those
who have privately and Improperly injured themselves
ting them for either business society Constitutional
biliy npotency. The following the
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of YOUTH
Weakness Of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head, Dmnes
Vision Loss Of Muscular Power Palptson of the Heart Dys
pepsia Nervousness 1ahiliy, Symptoms of Consumption
dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion of Ideas Depression
Spirits Evil Forhodngs Aversion to Society Self Dtrust
Love of Solitude Tmidty of the evis
All afflicted with of the above symptoms should
fail to call Dr. James and perfect
health let no false decacy but apply
from the awful and dreadful consequences this
terrible nalady
Weakness of The organs Immediately cured full vigor
restored
Remember The Medical House 50 Custom.
house street.
Private and reserved. Hours attendance
from A. NJ 10 p. 81.
Consultations strictly confidential.
r. s-Recent Of Gonorhea cured in twenty hours
or no pay. DIR. JAMES,
d. ly 81 Customhonse
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NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND VAN
DIEMAN'S LAND, NEW SOUTH WALES AND
CHINA-Closes on the 4tl and 10th of each
month, at P. M. Arrives on or about the 18th
and 2Sth of each month.
Rs- Postage to South Pacific: Letters, 34c.; pa.
pers &c.
R1-Postage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, ETC., via England, by packet or private
ships, 81 cents single rate, prepaid via France,
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid, is added to
the above postage via New York, by private
ships, 8 cents, prepaid.
RBr postage to Peru: Letters, &c.; papers, &C..
Rs-Postage to Bogota New Granada ) Letters,
&c.; papers, &c. 9s
Asr Postage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: l0c., prepaid.
E6-T The postage to places on the west coast Of
South America, via Panama, is: On each single
letter, 81 cents; and on each newspaper, 6 cents,
when sent; and 10 cents on each letter, and
cents on each paper, when received.
Ns-The postage to New Granada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper; and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Diemans
Land and China, (va San Francisco) is on each
single letter 10 cents, payable in advance.
F5-The single letter rate to California and Oregon
is 10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, etc., the
domestic rates apply.
s. F. MARKS, P. NJ.
New Orleans, Nov. l, 1859.
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@ SCHEDULE OF MALE,
VIEW ORLEANS POsT-OFFICE.
WINTER ARRANexHEgT


rro,r Ia. r.-...,.-- s...r. -.
- s'"...-, . .yea,, 70 lse s"'se' ise'o'
OFFICE ,,I Z HOURS I, Week days. from 5 a. N. to
o'clock A. M '1''Ays ana mondays rom sssl e ~
EASTERN MAIL,-Due daily at q A. N. eIos.s
daily at u O'Clock p. N, exeept On SUNDAY ss
LAKE COAST MAn.~Fort p;f e. = pa =, ~ a.
Pass Christian, Mississippi CIV Boy and nd 1eea
Springs. On Tuesdays arii satnriavs - 49, Y
and Thursdays at i. NJ Pssessouis On Tues I'd,
ROUTE slse~New Orleans to Mempbia- sunn1v.
ing Baton Rouge, Red River Landing, Nstckezz,
GreenvIls Miss coambia AK Gastons Land
ing, Napoleon. Helena and Memphis. Closes an
Monday, Wednesday and Friday 1t P. NJ. Due e
on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at r. n.
vICKsBURG MAIL.-Supplying Donaldsonyillc.
Plaquemne, Baton Rouge, Port Budson, 81. Fran.
Landing, Supplying Alexandra. Grand Ecore.
Natchitoches, Shreveport and Eastern Texasl
Fort Adams, Natchez, Waterproof, Rodney. 81,
Joseph, Grand Gulf, Ashwood, Warrenton New
Thursday and Saturday at 3 P.N N. Due on Mon.
day, Thursday and Friday at 10 A.. N. s.
81. FRANCIsvHLE OR CoXsT aAM-suppIvs
Pointe Bonnet Care EdaaSd,. lS yae5s frame
giers Cantrell's, Tnreaud's, Donaldsonyilie. land
interior) New River, Bavou Gona , ihery liz
plaqnemine, Manchae. Buys Landing, Baton s,
son, Hermitage, Waterloo, and Al. FrancsyiIie
| and interior.) Closes on Sunday. Wednes ii,
and Friday, at A. NJ, and Mondays q PsT
Due on Monday. Wednesday, Thursday and aat.
urday BY 9 A. n. 60. a -
CONVICTION MAIL OR LAKE NAIL.-Closes
| on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, b. 8 A. Nj Az.
| rives on Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY.. bv4
| 2. N. s7 a.
JEFFERSON CITY MA1L.-Closes on Tuesday,
| Thursday and Saturday at halfpast A. II. Due
same days at P. II. 7F497l 7s
ALGIERs MAIL.-Twice daily. Closes Ut Z A. II,
and 2 P. N. Due 10 A. N. and p NJ
| LAFAYETTE MAIL-Closes daily Except Sun
| day. at l P. NJ. Arrives daily Except Sunday
| at IL A. NJ. 4,
| CARROLLTON MAIL.-CIoses daily (except Sun
day. at 10 A. N. Due p. M.
OSYKA MAIL.-Closes daily at P. H. Due daily
at7P. NJ. Supplies Amite, Independence, Tan
gipaho, Ponchatoula, Osyka, jackson, Canton
| and Vicksburg, Miss, and counties north and
| east of Jackson; St. Louis, Cairo, Chicago and
offices in the Northwestern States, supplied via
| Memphis, Arkansas mails via yicksburg daily,
Memphis Chattanooga, Nashville, Louisville,
Cincinnati, Knoxville, Richmond, Washington,
Baltimore Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
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NEW ORLEANS, JACK.
Len - son AND GREAT NORTHERN
sNsZ-t7Hs5RAILR0AD.

1853. Fall and Winter Al

y
Passenger trains leave the Depot Of the Company of
Calepe Magnolia Streets thirty past
o'clock the o'clock in the evening
arrive New Orleans thirty minutes past o'clock in the
morning o'clock in the evening, daily Sundays
cluded
Freghs received the Depot fss of Caope street.
forwarded by the regular freight trains which from
New Orleans to Canten.
Freight received after 3ocock NJ will not be forwarded by
the train of day. but by that Of the second day after its
ceipt at the depot.
ked with initials Of congnes and place Of destination
freight will be received unless consigned established
stations the line Of the road or It's connections.
Blank railroad receipts for freight DO obtained the
ConpAnys Office Camp ut Messs CorsoA Arm
s,rolg's, by those who wi.h to use them.
Company holds itself responsible for the value of all
shipped by the road, which may be lost by fire, from the
time it is recepted for stations the line until twelve hours
consgnees OF its arrival the depot this city,