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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-02

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-02-02

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-04

We esteem i : pressure. resting upon GU
sosOlu'e knowledge u lis merit. 10 recon.
mend Prof. Wood's Hair Rsss~eti.e ss ID.
bsN article 81 The klnd ~nh ~t.icn we az
sequsiHted. and one ~hleh h,s done, ueds,
COT own observation. al ths, Il cIsim.-snc
a cIsins svervthing implied il ito name.
This article, Ia short will restore esa,
hair n ~ ofigiasl color. aud add 10 Il.
growth and beauty wherever say blight os
Aisssss be- checked ,hs, growth o. maned
shss beauty. This hss beea proved ia 90.
ssmily within : few wesks. and in numerous.
sshss eases selsIei 20 10, wi'hout she knos
ledge q The proprietor. W. have onIy !.
80 thea this nost vslusbls srticir i lsr III.
sysh Gspsissos. . ~. 3l2 Broadway, sne
IA Msskss Street, g.. Lou,s.
CAuroa. ---Dswsre cf worthless imi,a
siees.. = severai ere slsesdy ia The ms,k,,.
called By dif!ereat nance. U-e none .nlr.r
<he words (Psofssscs Wocd's Hsr Restore.
4iss. Depot 81. Lcss. Missouri, aud New
Teeh, ere blown 10 The bottle. Sid b. al
Osseuts's end PsseSs Med cine dealers. 3.
~ Rsasy End Toilet G.,ods deaiers in ,he
Ueissd ssssss end Csnsdss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-04

or TIE rECULI ,RITlES / the r.
asls constitution sad The ssr,ous trials !.
which the OK 10 s"tj-eted, demand an occs
soeestss sosss so ssimulsnss. ], u i.np.r
ssess however, that these shall be ~ harm.
leo ps'uss. snd q The ssme tine accom-.
Diish the desired end. Hos,ettrrs C Iehrntr.
6ssmsch fsiuers u The very st'ice. Il Il
Ssess IN sli esses Of debility are sImos,
asetesI. II re.sorrs the tone ~ The digrs
aiss ssesas. iafuses fresh vitality into II,
whsls sysieas. snd gives that cheerinlne 4.
Tho temperament. which Is The most vslua-
BE Of feminine ss,rsrtIons. Tie prrprir.
't.ss fesI 1sresej from me fact thar man,
~ the moss Pasminen, modest gent, men i,
che Union hsss bestowed encv, iuns upo,
he Biwess. sAe'Sissues cf which They ha,,
Frequently s~ssed sid Acknowledged Tier.
Ass nsmesoas cs~w,~iei,s offered Tor spl
ell Nfwhicn re .lestit~se Of merit, aud pvs,-
1--WE siWiusinus ~ The ev<tsm
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To Contributes.

~ A. our design is to make our rape,
onp that will be "f interest 10 AL u.
gagged IN the different departments 81
sc:ise' industry in every rart q The
eoapty, We respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being cs-
Pscislly DESTROYS Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items IL
any. department Of agriculture are par
ticsiIarly solicited. Please send us al!
the news, incidents. general informal
tior. and mineral discoveries in your
respective neighborl,oods.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-04

Cams NorrcSs We publish mott
ssea u marriages, deaths. &C.. gratis
and would lik. to record all which uc-
'suriii the comfy. Ministers. nr ON
-srs. who dictate On such occasions.
viii csaa!vr q favor by sending Us no
:ticc snnnr~iiastIv.
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OLD AND YOUNG
AFFIRM IrS TRUTH.
VIZ: Th,t
PROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.

n W'ii rreS.'vr, in'sii y. 10. growth nue
rc'ur ~ The Tar, i ~ 4 iwn ~ ~. = lin. .
W. X. % a"y imaginable age Prr-c,l,
's'"f- The gay. e"scr The hnld wlth ~
'rrr's own sfnrn.'ni. thr ha,: iuakr i, ,nnr.
-nu ard brsuisiil than sns OF. aud gr.s.rv.
ne scalp ire frrn MI di~.asr. 10 IN. rf,.-
- ae~. aI.r.net. Judg+~. AG'efn.,s
y lcisr-. Gi.f1lmer. Pfrlr-sirf's, II Il. az.
'e"ilt'ne'. srd T. dit- ~ slI .le-sr~, AL
scr he M.rlf, brAr ,~r'iunu.y -, ~ d
nt -, Ton much ~ ~ favor. Rae III.
"lir~' ng and i,dre 80
PROFESSOR 5 rIALnERG. PIANIST.
Gays IN ~ srtssai III III. e. y airs n
~a- RAPIDLY N cur.ing srsv. tu an ~
pislrg Acnd'- fI,r X ssnr,rivr hi-
hair -"~r y rnv.r.d ~ .,i..inal hue
CHARLES GARDEN. 10 Nassau str',
Nm Ymk
-as~ me gray hairs on his wifr'r lead wers
tier Few weeks rial. iurnrs! info dar. /
,rn~n. - ne same time brauti'yiny snc
'hirkening the b M.
&C RAYMOND, BATH, MAINE.
esys he Is uow s'x wears v,J. snd NJ \
hrir sni ~hisk-rs ~crc ~ o-rhnd- gray
bat by HE use ~ Two bottles u Re. a.
ra'ise The gray h,ir- have disappeared.
both On his head and lace. aud l. mur.
scfi and glossy Than fr tarnty III.
sesrs psevl.u- He w..-. at ,he src u
'y-t~o, has us,dli with he susne a.
rcf.
FiALfy JoHssps, Esq. NEw OaLEASs.
..ys thai ~ LOST ~ hair nv The Y-li"v
Ever. ~ 1854. H.. usrd Wood Hsn r.. N
i"rsiise. aud hi hair il nov hlck and gvs
~.
S. II MipLtErrx. A,ArAMa, Il
says the X storativr has one much
COED ~ hi- psrt ~ the country. n.
used q fvs bsI.Eess, AID nov has a inp
head " hair
r. L. MORSE, LEBANON, KENTUCKY Y
'nys ne has seen Woua's ii II II .saorst,vs ,
sed "a hundreds o. cases. suI never knew :
u isiI ~ accomplishing all Il Processes 10
10.
a. J. ALDEN. M. LAIySBORO, III. Y
says he had The scsId hes 4 eight years.
and was bsld, but By The liberal ase 81
Wo"d's Hair Restorative. lie nov has
rich. ulossy h. ~ 81 hair.
S..iJ BY OIL Drurui 4, mud Nv O..
V""d a. G.. NJ 4ff. Broadway. n. York.
I'D ia Market -,rs-'. ~ l. u,-, M,s.,n
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We areprclsrr. % givr prompt NJ
sehiiohto all kinds II job or BOX
printing. Any description Of blanks.
receipts. bill heads, store. stallion Or
jack bilis can lie forthcoming on the
shortsst notice. in the most approved
'style, and on reasonable terms.
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TsE L.oss . rnE HrsoARrAs.-Ad.
1'tisas'n reports 10 relation TO The
Hungarian furnish further names a
shops either known q presumed q
hass &sso On board, end Of course 70
hsve letishsd With the helpless vessel.
-: Shannon, Of the Africa states
shas The psaseagers Numbered about
one handssd ed forty. This number.
a 4 70 that ofthe crew. gives a.
~ egIn q ths lost two hundred and
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OFFICERS or rUBoIs COUNTY.

Csfrk-BAz.L y. EpNossros.
Anhi'"r J"Rx MrHKiaGsK
Tf.a-ursr- InsoD VIZ s .nDrnMAxs.
Recorder - rtrHFs JfRcEe.
Ss.rIf'-JAc, D HtRsAS
'prp"er- VIZ. >cHUfLrEF MAN.
Srvsv"r- BksJAnIS Il. kESP.
HARvty N'rHaisoS,
y y. BIcgwFsMtKT, Commissioner.
Wm n. tiRffx.
OFFICERS or nA:rRRircE Towxsufr.
Ja-'i'ss-h. II. Al,xa.i,,, NJ. keeIrr.
! Rae.
Tnsiee- s. J. crumer.
Cons,ablr- Anihopy Eckcri.
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ANY person sending us five new
subscribers, and the money. will re-
scivs = copy Of the Courier for one
year. Is y present.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE. i hereby given that he under
49, eyed hs- been appointed Ado,inis,rs.
'ns ~ The E.ls'e Of C nrsd n IN. 80. !,
Dubois county. Indians, dec. aset. Sid 20.
tate 10 suppns, 4 10 10 . lvert.
BRUNO BUETTNER, Admr.
March = lsG0-3v.
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CT All. especially young me.. Shout
sssd The advertisement 81 The "rew Ma
stsnsi Dispensssy" u Cincinnati. Ono, IL
smother column
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EooflGxD's GERMAN Pill.

being wsi known tirugut Europe and America. nee.ss
no eoinmendst'cn here They purely vegetable. are
peiarei wth great exacine-s and are "a coated No
bei er eathutic iIl can be fnni Pace Is css pr lx
Ihc-e m-''cnes -fe prepared BY IL. Z. w. Jackson 4
~ fh'iaiiphi-. Pa, an - Louis No, and are ,ls
orfssss sud dealers IN neiscines everywhere The sr
nature y ~ JACKSON will le ia, outside o. each
bottle ~ hox
In our Eserytafvs Ainarcc, FL annually ~,
WI nni Testimony and conim-ndtory notices n n ali
parts - The county These Almana given a~ay ~
al our agents.
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BEWARE or C0vETEHFEITS.

Sc t,s' yen sa' u "isnd- GernYr BIZ
'"f-. prersr-d hv ID. G. N J.ckspn. PnIs
fsli hi-, P-nssr vani,. add that hi- sirna
lure - 20 We wrapper q each bottle.
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Eslray notice.
Notice or Insolvency.

N. Jannarv term 1SC0 10 The Cou-,
- ~ Common Pleas 81 Dunu,s cou.,y. N,
estate n .jhn q W dsrs sd wss decinf.d
probably insolven'. Creditors are 'heresnre
nniihrd thu, the r-ma viii he ~ 4 s~cus.
dirrIy LEROY CAVE. AIM.
Il b'u.vv 90 1860 3s%
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Null r 70 Heirs Of petition 70 S.ffir 80.
tate - Insolvent and 10 sell Real Il.
ta'e
S'.'e = Indians Dlboi- county:
OTIF Els hereby gwen thsi Henry SD.
d.l~ erk. ndminilrnfnr ~ the esis,e y,
: IN KAN d'cea-rd, has filed his pe,i,ion a.
settle -aid estate ~ - in-oket estate. m.
-nm' being insutiire ui 70 ray hi debts. sns
~" !" sell Ne r~hl estate u The dereds
md 'hsi ssld potion will 81 hesrd ~ ~.
mex term 81 he ~an-' ~ rrmm-n pess M
sd cn''r's. D. y EDMONSTON, Crk.
y. DutTf ~. 7 tuner fr Attorney.
Frtrusry 70 1903,
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vISO Get good bargains. Go n heavy Over.
= C's'@. Ladies' Double shawls and good
winter Clc'hing are INV selling ., CTS, u
NE Chenp C,sh Store. " order 10 give place
for Spring Stock Of Goods.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-15
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Louisiana Legislatul| Q.

BATON ROUGE March l4.-MorRlng Sesston OF
HE Senate.-In the Senate to-day Mr.. Pearce of
fered a resolution instructing the Committee FL
nance to call upon the Governor to enquire into
the existence of certain State bonds now IN ms
possession
Mr.. Taylor, from the Committed on Finance re-
ported fayorably on the bill relative to the Charity
Hospital, of New Orleans.
The following bills were passed.
The bill to incorporate the Jefferson College, Oh
st. James.
A bill for the relief of the Pontehartrain railroad
Company, of New Orleans.
The bill granting compensation TO the secfe-
tary of the Board of Currency for his services as
Secretary and Clerk.
The Committee on Finance destroyed by hfe
certain State bonds, dated under the term OF Gov
Hebert, and lately in the hands OF the pres
ent Governor.
The Clay Monumental Association bill was lost
by vote of ten ayes to fourteen rays.
The bill to provide for the sale Of slaves belong
ing to the Internal Improvement Department was
passed.
The bill to secure proper examination, and to
measure coal laden in barges coming to New Or
leans and to the Parish of Jefferson, was amended
SO as to destroy its original provisions Passed.
Mr.. Talbot called the bill relative to the Charity
Hospital of New Orleans, which was passed by q
vote of twenty ayes to four nays.
Z MIR. Goode called up the bill relative to the La.
fourche and Terre Bonnie Navigation Company
which was passed.
Euenilg Session-During this EVENING" sitting o
the Senate, the bill to incorporate the Mobile ant
New Orleans Railroad Company was passed.
The Governor, through his private Secretary, in
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FURTHER BY THE NORTH AMERICAN.

PORTLAND, March l4.-The mails by the North
American were forwarded TO BostoI this morning.
severe gale on the coast Of England had caused
much damage to shipping.
The ship Robert Mills, from Liverpool, bound to
Galveston was totally wrecked near Holyhead on
the 9th. No lives were lost The cargo was
mostly saved in a damaged state.
The ship New Empire, from Mobile, bound for
Clyde, put into Troon bay on the 2Gth, having en-
countered heavy gale, which made it necessary
for her to cut away her masts.
The Georgian, from Liverpool, hound for New
Orleans, encountered gale, and Ind to put back
Mr., Thouvenel the French Foreign Minister in
a dspatch in reply to Count Rechberg, says that
France will consent to less radical combination
than that proposed for the dismemberment of the
States of the Church, provided the principle of
strict nonnterference be maintained on the part
of Austria.
The Russian Ambassador at Turin had cautioned
Count Cavour to be careful about the annexation
of Central Italy to Piedmont intnlatlng that Rus
sia might interpose grave objections
Ii is reported that in consequence OF and in ac-
cordance with the advice of France, all projects
with reference to Central Italy will be abandoned
by the Sandman Government for tHe present.
The Spanish squadron had bomharded the Mo-
rocco ports Of Lavacac and Goncella. 1t IS also
reported in Madrid that the town pl hoppatt had
been bombarded
LIVERPOOL, Thursday March l.-.Via Queens.
town.-The sales Of Cotton for two days-N ednes-
day and Thursday amounted TO 10, ,000 bales
sold during the FIVE days since the departure OF the
Niagara.
Of the l5 0oe sold on Wednesday and Thursday,
5000 were taken by spectators and exporters
The market closed dull. The decline is chiefly on
inferior qualities of Cotton slight decline, has,
however, taken place on all qualities.
LONDON, Thursday, March |, T M.-The funds
evince more steadiness Consols remain unchanged.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-15


Lieut.. Carter, of the U. S. sloop-of-war Savannah
arrived here last night on the Star of the West
From him we have the following items of news from
Vera Cruz Lieut.. Carter left Vera Cruz on the Sd
inst. on the British mail steamer Teyiot for
Havana, where he took passage on the Star of the
West. He brings with him dispatches from the U.
s. vessels at Vera Cruz. Gen. Miramon was en-
camped with the main body of his forces about four
miles from Vera Cruz, and the remainder were
within eight miles Of the city. The Liberals had
abandoned the city Of Alvarado, which they dis
mantled of its armaments, taking them to Vera
Cruz The commander of ii. B. NJ vessels at Vera
Cruz, Capt. Auldam, had been out 10 see Miramon,
but the result of his interview had not been made
public. Capt. Turner, of the U. s. forces, also
went out to see Bliramon, but had not returned up
to the time Lieut.. Carter left. His object was to
ascertain what course Miramon intended to pursue
towards the American residents of Vera Cruz in
steamship Indianola had been chartered by the
Juarez Government, and they were arming her to
protect the coast in case of demonstration on the
part of the expedition from Havana. schooner
sailed from Havana on the 10th, laden with pro-
visions for the expedition. A steam Spanish
frigate and a side wheel war steamer left Havana
on the 10th for Vera Cruz. The q. s. sloops-ofwar
and Saratoga, Capt Turner were anchored under
the castle at Vera Cruz. 1t was supposed that
Miramon would not attack the city. The Liberals
feel confident Of defeating him in case he does at
tack them. Lieut.. Garter returns home sick.
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The great ausstion stood last evening as follows


There was some talk about freights, The gem
eral market appears to be very steady at id. for
Liverpool. Large vessels do not appear to be SO
much in favor for immediate dispatch ON account
Of the humps of mud at the mouths of the river.
There are about thirty vessels now detained IN
ward and outward at the mouths of the river, most
of them being kettle-bottomed vessels, built for
cotton freighting in fact for the purpose OF tax
ing the contents Of good-sized warehouse for one
cargo The inquiry is made, il the contractors for
the clearing out the channels made last summer,
that is, to absorb the $4,000, are at work! Not
being in possession of that desired informaton we
can only refer to the contractors themselves; they
reside in Algiers. The work, as performed, was
not accepted by the government. In the mean
time, vessels are working in and out daily, and OBJ
structions and detentions are far, very far, from
being as bad as last year. The old Mississippi is
not going to close up yet. In the meantime, the
inquiry is made regarding the Southeastern Rail
road or the Lake Borgne. It is hoped the public
will take it in hand and complete it at once.
The mail via Mobile arrived at very late hour
yesterday, somewhere after p. NJ. The boat being
too large or having too heavy load for the chan
mel, rested few hours off Pass Christian. The
mails via Mobile are losing all interest," as Charles
ton papers, with papers Northward, are received
over the jackson Railroad in three days. new
boat, the Pamlco, we learn, is on the way for the
trade in Lake Pontchartrain--to Madisonville-
presumed to be owned by the old company, who
are 50 very friendly" to competition, and do moi
keep extra boats in case of necessity, but qualify
their proposals to transport passengers, weather
permitting or wood giving out.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-15


iass night Mr.. Peyroux In the chair and assornn.
approved. = !" ~ - -
= ~, Hyde, shs President here snssred and sssE
Ths ccnanistee on Teachers rsporssd mi ta.sx
WV WV hs5S " an examination 0f &pplsAnts fes S1 INNS
s IA &&ef1nte7d1nt 1f pn6Iie SThrMfa sHs
sag I'M .y w x&nUSutf1n 9f f5e H1xF8 assE
fssst N sss Me*sYt EnxcsIe Amd Gnaanns xS
sent Il MI brssrs. Mss aoua1 so M tcscngy eeI
asa ass.,asa peslg sx4nlned hi bnt deciared faf il
would be ready IN 5sw axysasfs - ss ;...s u
himself itls pFapars4zSn Tss esnsrsae = sss
srsady belg iIse shs sus'sed i hc hs
Mr: Dolhonde called up I'll rsssiSfss9 x.
ing the rules Of the Board a. ~ IL 53ss
of examinations OF tie schop]s ifa5S "a u -
which had laid ovet monfh, ssesrdiSS q =,
The resolution was adopted, IS wss - ods ~
to all the teachers. s. s. e
Mr.. Dolhonde also offered resolution seaxix(Ie.
the Superintendent to examine the kseE uxv xal1S
of the schools under this Board at the Treasszsrs
Office, and report as to the unclaimed balances a
teachers and others Of this District. Adopted
OF April next-the day on which Glars sfatae ID d
be inaHgurated "a holiday in the Schools, 10 Al ii
allow the pupils chance to nee the ceiebFasi08s
Adopted. s
Resolutions 70 pay sundry bills Xiii repairiue
Bayou Road School house, ETC., were adopted.
sion to Miss Walden from the Third District. u u
ter the High School Of tbis District Adopted.
The Board then went into secret seSai0n. after
winch, motion was made to 20 into the eIeEt5ou
q superintendent, which was adopted, and NJ e.
Oanonge was declared unanimously elected u5lI-
into u
The Board then adjourned.
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-=-4==== 5Z==Z
TALK ON 'CHANGE.


Tt was rather quiet on rue Carondelet yesterday.
The intelligence brought by the North American
has been freely discussed, but being halfweekly
adyices something ON the militia order, mot reg
uar) they are not considered as being entitled to
that consideration that the full weeks details re-
ceive. The Asia of the Sd will be at New York to-
morrow. In the meantime, the political adviees
by the North American are just of that enliyening
nature to keep up something of long talk. In
common with good many others, we should like
to know what Mr.. Napoleon the Third is about?
He appears to be very quiet, perhaps lying low for
short time to make another grand coup d'etdt.
The dispatches by the Nova Seotian came heralded,
as it were, with flaming words, g change in the
British Ministry but not line do we discover in
the sixteen paragraphs that change has taken
place, or likely to take place. The last paragraph
says, that it is "reported u Mr.. Bright will be ap-
pointed Postmaster General. Generally speaking,
the habitues of our flags were no better informed
of affairs over the water yesterday than they were
the day before, it was talked about the arrival
of the Nova Scotian was known to some few the
evening previous, that is, in advance of the dis
patches to the papers. No one can ascertain what
cyphers convey but the parties to whom they are
addressed. The talk was prolonged, and of course,
INC hinS was drought up, OF MS movements
Parties in New York are writing their correspond.
ents here under dates of the 1st to the sh instant
that they are astouuded Az the receipts at this
port; they don't know what to make of it. These
parties perhaps they may have few Thousand
bales en- route for Europe-could not have read the
Crescent regularly. We viii now refer them to oul
files in the early part of last October. At tha
time we predicted and assumed the quantity to bs
received at this port would be 100000 bales We
are not receiving it in any greater quantities thar
we expected. Our figures (2,000, ,0o01 are recorded
Sc veral times in October. Although from presen
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Indications these figures will be under the mark,
yet they are nothing moro than showing the great
producing qualities Of the great Southwest and the
immense resources which great and yearly in
creasing country can wieId Of which our good city
is the emporium, and its influence and high posi-
ton SO forcibIy developing from day to day month
after month, followed by each reverting year.
In our last talk gave the figures at light up to
the 18th. Yesterday we received the full weeks
receipts at Charleston, and the receipts at our
levee being very free for the season, we now re-
wise our table, so to relieve in part the talk OF
that interminable AZ, that steady A, that ever
going Al,
The great question stood last evening as foIloWs :
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Later from HAVANA.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP STAR OF THE WEST.
The United States Mail steamship Star of the
West, Capt. MCGOWAN, left New York at 10 O'Clock
on the morning of the 4th; arrived at Havana on
the afternoon of the 10th, and sailed for New Or
leans the following morning, at half-past eight
O'Clock.
She brings one hundred passengers and heavy
freight from New York. Also, s100,o 900 in specie
from California and the Isthmus.
Havana was healthy.
Sugars Market dull, and sales limited num-
bers ii and II 81 to reals. Stock-l35 900 boxes
against 100000 and 10000 corresponding dates
1853 and 1858.
Exchanges on London, Is to 1s2 prem; New York,
q to 3prem New Orleans, to Il prem. Mexican
dollars on,shipboard, q prem.
The steamship North Star, Capt. Jones, with the
California mail and passengers, left Havana for
New York ON the 10th, at P. III.
The steamer Habana, Capt Mcconnell, arrived
at Havana the morning of the 10th, at 1880
AN.
March 18th, at 2:3O P NJ, latitude $50 A N. lon
gitude $50 TO- W., passed steamship DeSoto hence
for New York.
March 18th, at A. NJ, latitude 27o 35 N, longi-
tude SO 40 W., exchanged colors with a ship hav
ing painted ports, bound S. E., showing red sig
nal with white diamond in center.
The following are her list of passengers: