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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-20
LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF PosTAel
Thursday July 10:

Rev. John T. Marley, Troy, Ohio.
Stephen s. Crosby, Piqua, Ohio
ii. A. Pitts 4 Co., Chicago, Ill.
Wood q Mcfarland, Canton, Miss.
Tor Capmier, New Haven, Conn.
Bonton s. Kyle, Troy, Ohio
N ID. freeman, indianapolis, Ind.
W. ID. Latmer, Abingdon, Ill.
Harrison 4 Hyatt, Yazoo City, Miss.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-20

A Doc PAssRs UEiSJuRED OVER THE NJ
AGARA FALLs.--John, q drayman at Niagara
Falls, threw his dog into the rapids, near
Goat Island Bridge, short time since, and
Immediately after went to the foot OF the
hv tha tremendons lean. The experiment
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-20

j. L. Cassady enters "Lady Cay" G. m,
driven by Jas Rockey... l
A. Daniels enters "Geo. GRAIN" b. g.,
driven BY the owner. dis.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-20
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
DIonstary and CommorcIai.

In Monetary matters yesterday the condition Of
AFFAIRS mentioned for several days past, continued
without any material change. Currepcy was in very
good demand for the season. the market was easy
enough for rst-olass Paper at sl0 per cent, with
fair amount Offering for July.
The supply Of Currency is light, and hardly any Of
the houses mention increase in the quantity on
hand, although It was thought In June that there
would be alarge surplus at this time Of tho year.
In Eastern Exchange there was no alteration; the
premium selling rate; but some dealers were will
ing to sell az i2If4sc prom, when short Of funds.
es Tf neSy Ssf sS P or saSs sS@sh
Unourrent Money was unchanged, except Iowa,
ds bcre IN eonssquenee 81 the decline Of Eastern
EXCHANGE in Chicago 70 prem: ,..,.. M,
mspd was light, and no large sales could 6S effected
g. The quotation some 500 bTis were disposed Pos q at
For fancy brands Il new wheat IS 3 Vas asked:
Pork st in y sVod sss' DEMAND
Dr Ss selling % A. s S Bse9n s wsi
Lard was nominsily Unchanged. Sugar and MO
lasses were firm, and Coffee Nc. higher than on
shade higher. Corn was dull, aud Barley nomi-
nal, while Oats were frm and Rye steady.
The Imports and Exports Of various articles during
the twenty -four hours ending yesterday noon
Inpors-Apples, 75 brls Barley, ssI bush; Butter.
81 packages. Corn, 1908 busheis Cheese 32s boxes.
HH%S Hogs, e5S head Lard 10 6rls Molasss, 4 % bTis
Malt $50 bush Oats, 2,2ll bushelsi Pork and Bacon
| Wheat, 3,6is bushels Whisky, 937 brls,
Erports-Apples, 25 brls Barley, % bushels; But
ter S35 phgs Candles, 698 boxes; Corn so bushels;
Cheese, 29 boxes Coffee 442 bags; Flour, 2692 brls
Lard, SOI brls and l67 kegs; Moasses SC brs; Oats
l44 bushels; Pork and Bacon, l5T hhds, 206 tierces
go brs., and 20 boxes; Potatoes, a bushols Sugar
l0 hhds Salt, 100 brls Wheat, $50 bushelsi whisky
| l,O72 brls.
We annex II comparative statement Of the exports
exclusive of specie from New York to foreign ports
for the past week, and since Jan 1:
| 1883. 1859, 1860.
Eor the week....,. S1,a02,3ss Ss0220l S2,074, ,l3S
| Previously reported 4,f7,46l S469,9l6 45,l2l,3
Since Jan ,9Os,s49 ssi272l2o s47,IsS $50
Wednesdays New York Tribune observes concern
| ing Tuesday last.
The supply Of Money continues abundant both for
legitimate and speculative wants. at sos cent
demand loans. Paper Of leading character continues
20 pass freely at 55H per cent, for Short .wol in-
| dofsed, and 5A617 for Long dates.
The business In foreign bills has not been large for
the present steamer, but rates are without change
| and firm. Tho supply Of commercial signatures is
| small Sterling Is l09f@l09B. Francs 515tG5 l34.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-20
z PERSONAL

WAER SONAL--A respectable lady, In reduced
II clrcumstances, wishes some honorable anaS genusS
,nhirh viii he paid In weekly sums, Communication
"~aaAIaniiai Address Mus, XARkENi CincinnAu
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-20

UNAUTHORIZED ARRESTS BY THE PoLIcE-
SINGULAR CASE IN. THE POLICE CoURT.--No
city, 80 far "a we have been able to learn, is
well governed, and among oil the complicated
machinery that is considered necessary for
success in this particular, no part of il is more
arduous to manage properly than the Police
force. The business, at all events, is one Of
the most disagreeable ever invented by man,
and II is therefore exceedingly difficult to find
Just such men as are best fitted for the duties.
Our Police force might be worse, but IL has
nevertheless many faults that might and
should be remeded but as about one half of
the errors may be found in the law, by which
it is governed we feel some disposition TO be
lenient toward the persons who compose it.
The individual policemen, however, often
make wide mistakes, and many for which
there can be no possible excuse. One of
these, which has recently become an exceed
ing source of annoyance to all Just persons,
is the number of unauthorized arrests and
trivial charges that are made in the Police
Court. We will give an illustration that oc-
CURED yesterday before Judge Lowe, and
leave the matter without comment in the
mind of the reader.
Some weeks ago. man named William
Prince was arrested on charge of vagrancy,
but as it could not be substantiated, the case
was dismissed. Day before yesterday he
was re-afreSteu, ana tne same charge pre-
ferred against him. Fhe policeman testified
that he was a notorious thief, but offered no
evidence upon which to base his assertion,
save the fact that his likeness was in the
Rogues Gallery, matter of no weight
whatever in the mind of any person ac-
quainted with the manner by which their
pictures are obtained.
The defendant produced witnesses who
testified that he had been engaged in bust
ness in this city, and stated that since his
former arrest he had been absent in search Of
employment, but having failed had returned
on his way to PittsburgN Nand was now ready
to leave for that place. He averred that he
was no vagrant; and called upon the arrest
ing officer, with all the boldness of conscious
honesty, to prove him to be thief if it was
possible. ..
No such thing was attempted, and the de.
fendant was sentenced TO ten days imprison.
ment in that miserable, humanity y-disgracine
institution, known as the City Prison. Doubt
less he now regards himself as a vagrant bu
the injustice Of such proceedings-an un
fortunately this, is not an isolated case-mus
be palpablet the most obtuse intellect.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-20

E0R SALE-BELL9Ws-A good thirty four,
to GEO McGREG0R, Locksmth, No. 1913 Fifth
street, near Race, jy20-bf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-20

UNOR SALE-A Retail Stock Of Groceries, No
II tions and Variety Goods, the good will Of well
established business fiye years lease store, title
good and stock paid for--and good Building Lot
In an improved part OF the city. The proprietor,
very favorable terms For further information apply
az the corner OF Third and Greenupstreet Coying
oyyTi1lS jyis.S. "i' ~ '''''' - q. s. RUST
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-20

WNOR SALE Steam Engine and Boiler, now In
n use At Roa. % aud 101 Walnpt-street, where
they can be seen at any time. Oylndsr,
inches diameter, stroke feat, governor and JudnQn
valve attached, and cast tiron bod. Boiler-LenBth,
Y msss ISss aiAme's'' % HARRISON a WILSON.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-20

ENQR SALE-sA LoON-An old established
fortune TO an enterprsing man. viii sell very
cheap; retiring from the business. Apply at 3f1
Clark.s west OF Freeman, or corner OF hopkins
and Freeman. Jy16-h%
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-20

ENOR sALE-THE LoT-of9 30 feet of ground by
H 100 feet deep, with the DWELLING house thereon,
Eighth With sold at bargain, il, applied for
within few days, Title perfect and possession @
GENT, 2 Apollo Buildings, corner Of Fifth and
Walnut SITS. jy2O-d
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-20

GNOR sALE--PIANo-FoRTE- splendid Pi-
n ano.forte--a seven octave-of the richest tone,
rosewood case, round corners and carved legs. For
sale cheap for cash, A good melodeoR would be re-
ceived In part payment Address Box 1, 143, r. o.
'a.I'| fiy20-hP1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-20

Arrirah-M Mcclellan, Louisville; Prioress, Mad
ison; Bostona, No. 2, Portsmouth; Dunleith, Ne
Vile; Conewago and Goody Friends, Memphis Lady
Jackson, Dock. - -,
DepGrtares Superior, Louisville PriorcFs, Mad
ison; Portsnlouth No, q Portsmouthi Dnnleithl Me-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21
LATEST NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH,
CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, February 20.-SENATE. ->On mo-
lion Ut Mr.. Hammond, OF South Carolina. u reso-
luton was adopted to adj ourn from tomorrow till
Thursday next
Tho bill making an appropriation to deepen the
channel Of St. CLAIR ia $, was made the special
order for Thursday.
On mot ON of Mr.. Rice, of Minnesota. the Post
ohce Committee were instructed to consider the
exI cdiency oi u revision OF tho Postal laws
The joint resolution from the House of Renre-
sentatise', nppropriatins $4,000 to inaugufnto
the sta ue oil Washington, passed by the following
VOC; Ayes 3S-noes IL.
y message from the President transmitting
four memorials from citizens residing On tho cas-
tern slope of the Rocky Mountains, and recon-.
nending such protection in them rs the exscneies
ot their condition require, was received.
\ message wns received lr,m the House of Rep
resentatiyes announcing the death of the lIan
William .. Goode. late member of the House from
Virginia. Mcssrs. Hunter, of Virginia, aud clay
OF Alabama delivered appropriate euiosi's aud
alt"r the adoption OF the customary resolut ons
the Senate n urnel.
HorsE.-Mr. loycjoy ef llluois cndcayored,
but failed to introduce resolution appointing
Il committee OF enquiry on the expulsion Of Adolf
tionis.s from the Southern Stutcs.
The Committee OF WAYS and Means reported
tie bill making an appropriation Tor Notifications
which amounted i'll the total t. an expenditure
Of about 100000, including Sll.ado for Fort
Munr c, SO, 900 for Fort Calhoun in Virginia.
Mr.. Pryor, Of Virginia. announced tbs death of
his pre- ,eress"r, Hon. William .. Goodc. Me>srs.
Miles, If South Carolina, Nallandighnm OF oaia.
and others, delivered culasjcs ON the deceased,
nhcu the usual resolutions oi respect were passed.
after which the House adjourned,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

DErRAviTY OF YoUrH.-It is with pain that we
find ourselves again compelled to allude to the
subject that heads this article; but we do so. al
ways hoping that it may prove beneficial to some
Of our youths. 1t now becomes our sad duty to
chronicle facts that have often of late come t our
notice. We find for instance. ON SUNDAYS, n
number OF small boys concreGated before the diff
fereni Churches smoking scgars, and sometimes
actually under the effects Q! intoxieation proving
n nuisance to the city and u disgrace to their rea-
tives.
On street corners We witness with pity rcc-
tai of the above programme. Oh. parents. how
is it that you blndly suffer your children
to thus lay the foundation Of a career which must
later lead them to an gnaninous end
Now, boys, "A word for you. What enjoyment
can you derive from such doings; tuke cur word
for il that you will bitterly regret Your present
cousse in years to come, when You will have ar
rvel at the age Of maturity and discretion, with
Responsibilities resting and duties devolvng upon
yu. Remember that las the twis is bent. the
tree is inclined" that vice contracted in childhood
seldom. if ever he remedied, in after years.
II you continue in this d,graceul lille of dissipa-
ton, asSociating with those who will corrupt your
morals, aud transform You from rcsicefabiliiy To
dishnnor, what, oh what will be tie Inevitable
result
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

SrEALrNG.-Bcnjamin Akcus whose connection
with Colonel Spottswood Rider in a recent noctnr-
nal foray made by that entcrprising citizen on the
garden Of Mr.. lrby noticed not long since,
again before the Mayor yesterday, on the
charge of stealing four locust posts from the lot of
Mr. James L. lIorner, on Sunday afternoon last.
Officer Melton caught him with the posts in bis
possession, and as he could exhibit no authority
from Mr.. Horner in the premises, the Mayor I'M
der these circumstances. ordered the case to be
sent on for further trial at TIE next term of the
Hastings Court The accused not being able to
give security for his appearance at that time, was
sent up to Captain Wade for safe keeping.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

We suIoin the following notices from our cotcm-
porarics of the Press, who the n,os, Competent
t0i}ss n woyk IN onr dpufmeni:
OF the 18th Annual Report of the President
and Directors Of the Va and Tenn. Railroad. the
Petersburg Express says:
I'VE close without special comma nla Of The very
Handsome in whc the Report has ben i'rinsd by
worthy contempoiy Of tn Lyneilnrg \irsinan'
Upon the subject, The Abingdon Nirginian
says:
at was printed nj the Office the ,n,urc yir.nian
and do IL" reroecl 10 have seen as hands specimen
highest style Of the art and cannot c rNrce in the state
oGi Of it
And the Petersburg Intelligcncer, thus:
at prinel the lob oncc of the ,nelnr lirruian,
ports character, Call eNscdass Wei o,j which
have been sent cut from tine same Office
And the Bedford Sentinel:
.Of typographical eyecuian work which done
the rirgnian io~cr-rrr.- dob Office. have
rc1r 10 offer: 1t exhibits 4ealn's' s'd"m eIlic and
YORK., OF Pni!ade'l,ia"
An1 the Fincastle Democrat:
THE Report printed at the Job ole Of the irginan in
ncnhnrs and is certainly the most neatly printed pamphlet
va have seen from any office in Virginia.
The Danye Transcript:
agn,fccn,ly printed Office Of enicrlrisng
porary Of the lnchburg Virginan The execution Of the
chanea part Of the work reflects great credit u" the printers
for have scarcely neater job from Office"
The Chrstiansburg Star
The printing done at the Lynchbnrg yirsnian oniec
and is one OF the best jobs We have seen lately
The Danyc Register:
Report il printed at the job 00icc Of the ynchhurg
Nirgniun and admirable specimen typographical
cHiin.'
OF the Hampden Sidney Magazine, printed
Monthly this Office, our contemporaries thus speak
The Petersburg Intellgencer:
at printed exceedingly neat manner a. the Lynch
burg Nrginiaa Office.
The Danve Transcript:
"The Magazine published in Iyncbnrg. and printed
al Nirgnian It's tpograph, is certainly
ccdabe establishment for do not think there
be much improvement lis present appearance Ii il in
decd aultless."
OF the Virginian Almanac, they also speak
in the following complimentary terms
The Bedford Sentinel says:
specimen of pamphlet printing, the typographical
execution of the work cannot be eNccd II would reflect
credit upon any Publishing House in the tnion'
The Abingdon Vrgnian remarks
"The yirgnian lS6a. coupled and issued
FROM the Incburg Nrginan Office is decidedly Tic haniso
mes, gotten MP thing Of the sort we have seem
The Petersburg Press
neat Almanac, with the tile, printed in IynchbUrg
has mail. 1t is CAREFUL, compile and II
the hnndsomcs specimens of the typographical art have
lately SEEN"
The Petersburg Express
it il beautifully printed The work the
+. Ilcte and concise we have ever seen
These recommendations should suffice.
Ese~All orders will be promptly attended to, and
work warranted 70 CIV "ttSflction.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

AFTER lillian, slave to A. NJ. Tribe
taken up aitc. hours Sunday night, was ordered
ten lashes, or pay fine of 81, which latter he
preferred to d. and was released
Anthony, slave to John IL. Baily. taken up af
ter hours same night. in consideration of his age
and this being his first offence was discharged
with rerrimand.
Tom. slave In D. W. Burton, for lcing drur;
and disorlerIy in tie street, and abusing the ot.
GERS who attempted to arrest him. was ordered
80 ashcs.
Jessie, slave to Captain MoCorkle, and Dick,
slave to 4. II. Armisleal, found in Buz4arA to-
rether, and after hours, were each ordered Is
lashes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

OUTRAGE py MoB.--r The citizens Of Ring
gold t,ok b.. YIN. CLARK, Of W.darr county, a
few days since. and gave him four hundred lash
=, on the naked back. His oHtu,e Was giving Il
pass to Memphi, to negro that ran away from
William Ramsey, of this place, some thloc weeks
since. They hal none but negro testimony against
Clark, hut while nndcr the lash he Confessed his
Guilt RoB,c Ga Touritr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

Had NO REGIsTER.-Carone Yonng f. &c. c.
up yesterday for having failed to procure a
new register, her old one having run out Of date
She was made to pay the costs Of arrest and order
ed to supply herself with register at the next
term of the Hastings Court.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

VIRGINIA llorEL AT CAMPBELL Co. IIo --Ths
well.krown and popular Hotel which was closed
on the first Of January last has Lcen leased by
Mr. Lewis f. Williams, aud is now undergoing II
complete and thorough repair from garrett to eel
furnished with nice new furniture Of the latest nHi
most approved kind. The Virginia bids far to
excel any Hotel in the upper country. AIR. Will
liams the landlord, is perscverng energetic, po-
lite anI accommodating gentleman.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

lance to city. extend its commerce, and give it
prominence. To Southern Merchants, especially
those who go in for making the South really indie
drtd Gazette
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21
Military Visit.

Nfw loGK, Feb. 2o.--The Seventh Regiment re-
saiscl this morning by three hundred m, iuri'y Ia
visit washington ON tIc I'D inst. Il l. expected
that there Will he about 5eo IF the rank and i.c
IN attendance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

| sFAT,L ArrR,Y.--A few days ago an ARRAY took
place in King ton, on Wards Road in this county
between Joseph E,dS on one side, aud Johu t..
Bnrruss and John Frazier on tie other, in which
the former was killed. lie was first shot al by
Burruss nd Afterwards killed 10y stone which
broke his skull. The matter has been invest gated
by Justices b Hing Twecly and johnson. Bur
russ has been refused ball. aud i. now in jail
awaiting trial at the next term Of the County Court.
Frazier was let To bail in small sum.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

THE WHEAT CRoP IL CAMrBELL.--TEo wheat in
this county is hy far the most Indifferent pro- poet
known for many years Some OF the farmers say
half crun cannot DC possibly made with the most
fay rable Spring and Summer. The farm work is
ppra liz lao, ard
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER, for February,
contains the following ticles = History Of Miss
lS,'pri; Reverles OF Widower a SerenaJc ;
" Blue Eyes and Batewick: a Winters Tale. by
the author of tie Mozis Adduns' Letters; Reed
lrctens 1T contentoi Philosopher: Phoebc's
Wedding Night. 10y John Esten Co Ike, IF Virgin.
Ia; Editors Table; Notices Of New Works. For
sale IN this city Ivy Greed, and Victor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21
Fat No | Mackerel

o, NItICktTpI.
HAN Il for sale few Kills Of fresh Mackercl md fresh
arrival Of Buck wheat Flourto which would call the
ienon Of those who have bought Of my Rotterdam Coffee
feb 9-ts A. Is. RUCKER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21
A New Southern Produc
Notice.

N Notice.
IAVlNG purchased the siaplelon Mills of Charles Scott
Esd, am now in market for WHEAT, and will nav line
Assn PgnR for any prime Wheat delivered NJ he
Hills. ljuly 2IdAcsl JAMES T. UORNER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-21

llARpEs's MoNrHLY, for March, has just reach
ell us, through Mr.. Creed. The present issue is
contains another new poem, entitled "Tithanu.,'
ny Alfred Tennyson, and an in Memoriam" Of
irving and Macaulay. by Thackerny. Besides
TINS, Mr.. Thackerays new novel progresses ii
chapter or two. Richard H. Stodiard contributes
an admirable rcyolut mary ballad. Mrs. Alice
b. liaven, Mrs. Mary f. Bradley and Rose Ter
ry furnish stories. Mr.. Fitz Hugh Ludlow con.
unnes his Little Brother" sketches and Mr.
Charles Ilanck writes of logging Among the
Lumbermen." For sale at Crceds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship sawanee, Shannon, from Indianola tn
G. B payne-lst dist 7T NJ
Steamship 0rizaba, Place, I'm Indiauola vim Gal
weston, to B Payne Berwck's Raw.
Ship Old England, Delane, fm Liverpool Jan 18th.
10 Baxter LOWELL &co-lst dist, Al.
EhSp Globe, Baker, fm Alaeanta 18th Feb vim 9Th.
raltar, to P Poute, in ballast sd dist, Sc,
Brit shin Arthur, Watson, fm Liverpool Feb 9th, to
fIl6ster-P0int
Slip VIM Lord, jr, Brown, I'm Liverpool Feb nth,
20 CanimaeI IL Converse -Algiers.
Ship Adams, Avery, FIN HavTe Feb 18th, to Cam
mack a. Converse in balast--3d dist So.
Ship w v Y0ses, Orr. FIN Liverpool 25th Jan, to
Baxter. Lowell &co Sd dlst, 4S.
Sicilian bark Pelieano, Deprela, 50 days I'm Palel.
mo, To . Lanata I'D dist, %
gn brig Victoria, Marani, I'm Bordeaux 18th
dan, To rnaster--2d dist, rs. s
Schr Victoria, Wilson, from Apalachicola, TO G
Metcaif &co-B Basin.
sehr Braz0s, Arnanld, FIN the coasi-L 2 7.
sslir Wild Pigeon. Perry, FIN Pensacola, to master
Basin.
sehr Olive Branch, Smith, I'm Fish River--Basin.
Arrivals at this Garondeist Canal.
sehr Celeste. I'm Biloxi
Schr Joinsile, fn1 Black River.
Ecnf Lagrange, from Bayou Lacombe
Senr Eciair, fun Bayou Iiaeombe.
:srhr president, I'm Covington.
scnf pelphine, I'm Bayou Iaconlbe.
sehr sitrll, I'm Amlte River.
SShf 1pt y ashingtcn, fn Madisonyille.
Steamboats,.
II J Lakeland, Miller, fin ST Louis
Clasfner, Wilson, I'm Eicksburg
I Hine, MuggAh FIN Atfakanas
Picayune No 5. Gillett, fm Yermillion.
a5tl Parallel, Chapman, I'm Arkansas River.
Alabama, Boardman. fm Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-20

Florida, Hopkins, I'm Mobile.
w M Morrison, Yare, I'm s. Louis.
Starlight, Hays, I'm Shreveport.
Telegram, Stewart, I'm Red RIVER.
Bee, Roll, FIJI BaratarIa.
D Carroll, Moody, fm Red hlyer.
Music, Brown, fin Lafourche. raast
Empire Parish, Janfreau, FIN Lower ooases
Towboat ApgoNoran, Steele, I'm me f "a i,st
towed down and to sea on we la .s h m,ss
sims Epan,inondas and Columbia, an ,s par narA
Dayid imhali-hrought up snip Uiu hns
Iand. bark Pelicano and brig Victoria,
r.,,boat mos Mcpaniels, Rezeau, from the Passes
y sS towei down and 10 sea On tne s.n anst,
sh;ns j Wilhelmina and Auguste-erought
m Aims Globe and Arthur
whoas Lands, Davis, from the Passes-tow
=" down and to sea on the sth INST, ship
Belle Wood brought up ship w Moses.
royboat VIM II Webb, Leach, from the Passes
sowed down and to sea on the 12th inst, ships
Harvest Queen and Regulus-came up light.
rowbeat Ocean, Pennegar, FIN the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the 18th instant, ships
Kate Dyer and Majestic brought up ships
w Lord, Jr, and Adams.