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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-06

STATE TREAsuRY.- The general revenue of
the Treasury for tho year ending November
10, was 1884, ,107 "a, and the disbursements
$7S2,5l5 "a, leaving balance at that date Of
$40, ,69l 90. -ss2ur2 El
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A MAIL RsBBEB SHoT DsAD.-The mail in
Greenbrier County, Va, was attacked last
week on Spring Mountain, by two mon, when
the mail boy drew a pistol and shot one Of
them dead on the spot The other took to bis
heels.
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, January 4.-The Maryland
Legislature met to-day, but adjourned without
organizing. A caucus will be held tonight.
The Governors Message will be sent in TO-
morrow.
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Foreign Steamship Arrivals.

NEW YoRK, January 5.-The steamship
-Etna from Liverpool, December II, and the
Gfasgow from Glasgow, pia Queenstown, 10th,
arrived to-day. News anticipated. :
The steamship Asia did not 20 to sea until
this morning. n7-'
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COMMERCE OF NEW YoRK.--The number Of
arrivals of all vessels at the port of New
York last year was 4,027, against 3,4S1 the
previous year, showing an increase in 1859 of
$40.
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Arrival of the Bohemian.
PORTLAND, January 5.--The Royal mail
tteamship Bohemian signalled, and will be at
her wharf about o'clock.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
TRAINS A RRrVE,

LITTLE MfAMI.-Night EXP ress, 500 A. M; Accom-.
modah0h, 2:46 p. M; Day cxpI ess, 6:35 p. M -
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINcINNA I'll. -ll6 A. M; $40 P.
M; lao A. NJ. t.U.
Quo AND MIssrssrrPI.-s:25 a, NJ; HAS A. NJ: lO:l5
Pm, -.H.... "
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAs YToN-7:45 A. NJ; ll:Oe
A. NJ; 1852 p. NJ; 6:52 p. NJ; 81 so Pm.
MARIETTA AND CISCINNATI.-ll 20 A. M; 6.52 p NJ.
BIOHM0hD AND 1NDIANAPoLIg-- 1880 M; 6:65 PM
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NATIONAL TIL EATE IL.
BENEFIT OF tit# -
MISS j. M. DAVENPORT.

THIS EVENING, January 8, will be acted the
greatly admired play Of
ADRIENNE, THE ACTRESS. ''o.l
Adrienne Lecouvretr. Miss J. M Davenport
Maurice, ..Mr. o. Stuart
hDne nlr bWHb
MlCnOunet.... nIr hllen
Princess de Boutlon Mrs. Vanderen
Dance ................".."..Miss Miss Jenny Hight.
To conclude with
THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH.
Dot Peerybinsl Miss j. NJ. Davenport
John W. carter
BERTHA. Miss A: Graham
Mrs. t1elulnR mTb LAWS
will appear on Monday evening next
TIME ALTERED.-DoOrs open at on o'clock the
curtain will rise at IN precisely.
NUTICE.-Tradesman and others are cautioned
against furnishing any articles for the theater with
out written order, signed by the Manager.
THE NEW NATIONAL HOTEL, adjoining the
Theater, is now open for the reception of guests.
Rooms can be obtained by the day or week, and
meals furnished at all hours
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Ns- Among the passengers by the steamer
Arago, which arrived last week, was tho no.
torious advensurer, Chevslier Wykof, who
loft this country, not great while since, as
bearer Of special dispatches to China, which
he entrusted, 1t is said, to some one else to
deliver.
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larille SSattIIuJtrtte.

CRzscENT QTFicE, No. 10 Camp Street,
Friday Morning, December II, 1861

casssssy q s1 ~; y Germ siIest ,.eo
rienrea Yesterday.
Steamship Galveston, Hutehngs, for Havana, Key
West and Florida ports, G Harris
sfhamshlp Florida, Nelson, for ApalaehicoIa, I,
Ship Artisan, Pollard, for Genoa.
Meeker, Knox eco
Slip Matilda, Nichols for Liverpool, s
Bremen ship senator ken, BeeuSin, for Liverpool,
cammaek & Converse
Arrived Yesterday.
Steam propeller Mobile, kirby, I'm Mobile via the
river to master Alginrs
Brit ship John Barbour, Moran FIN Liverpool Octo-
her 10TH to q Nv 0liyer-Grefna.
Bgsf sllp Award, Watts, I'm Liverpool October
1Ilb. to MASTER Ist dist, 81.
Allp Belmont GRAY, im Liverpool October 18th,
to Y y Jenkins &e1 Point.
Span bark Tuga Roig, I'm Havana, in ballast, 10
master 81 dist Ga.
Bark Charles Smith, Gilbert, Il days I'm Philadel.
phia, b g N soria- I'd dist, So
Dslt bark Joseph Rugby, Justice, I'm Texal Sep
s sas9 Ism. 70 Prefet sehintz \ Boitsche--
Brig Hg Leeds, Grant, Is DAYS IN Roekaana. II
master "a dist, q.
epan brig sabina. rgnizen, I'm Havana, in ballast
to master Sd dist 80.
Big Il Caftell, Watson, "a DAYS I'm philadelpbia
to @ M Soria--2 I'd dist, Is.
Sshr Garibaldi, GIimaldi 9 days I'm Grand Gallon
to master I'D dist, l5
Eehr John Randolph, Einkin,5 DAYS fin Gran,
Gallon, to master-2d dist, Is.
EohE Julia Maine, Preston, l6 days FIN Richmond
fHa,) 10 master Point.
Mex seIr Jacinta. Sclgat, days FIN Tuspan t
a q Bruguiere--2d dist. I6.
6chr Aurelie, Robertson, FIN Pensacola, to maste
Basin.
gahr VIM Mallory !, in Pensacola, to master
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Hrg r. Fer Camden nfect-1hc new, elegant very light
draft swirl fnnnug passenger packet steamer
ssy uda h Touro, LRqEharne, master, leaves
nb9ye giving eet bills ladpg through for Camden, Champag-
Monroe Pine Bluff Casto Landing Columbia Hgrris6uburg
Trinity and all Intermediate way landings OuHehR and
Black rivers, For freight passaEe amply boaTd
MCCpLLEA. Y HAWTHORNE,
zt-nnl
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Leaves EVERY SATURDAY at 5 o'clock p. II.
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AND

s4Rg = TRENTON WEEKLY PACK ET.-For Ttcntoa,
fIsk4 e Monroe Pine Bluffs Columbia, HarrisonbuFg,
rrinity Mouth Of Red river, Bayou saFa Baton
ings. The steamer j. H. Pargou, Quilt expresyfor
the j. W. Tobn commander leaves as above pnnctnay
steamer regularly Trenton every Monday
with the ghtdraft corue Cart Williams, taking
freight Cornie bayous with
out extra expense for storing, etc.
For freight Or passage, apply on board or to -
MCCLELLAN Il HAWTHORN,
1923 Common street.
N BAH freight for way and plantation landings must be
pad bv the shippers Of the beat. Passengers win be
landed point the Coast reeadr Coast Packet rates
clerk viii ready receive freight the leyee every Friday
morning.
plan of the cabin be and passage secured by
nj TO tile agents. ni2
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leaves ea rllEED Wy Dec. ~ ut p NJ
IsEGULAI4 OtJACgIpA E9AGK IGEq

IT. nz-toE tlnaEi, tfFHChpef Eeseh lliltst Little
si}ay, Gfmea, MileFs5 Bluff R0atls Eliorado
EaH5zk5 'hmpaenolie, BFJgs, Wilmington, Nero Bay
Pigeon Hif. CaTyzle MFrie Saline, Extra Grand Marie
R6wand'a Raft, Alabama Landing, Nouh Of Bartholomew
Ouaeha CITY lcchl0tnqMd Port Union, Mouth DArhoune
TIeufon Monroe Mouth Of Cheney Pine BIufs Castors
Landing, Columbia, Humhle's, arrisonbrg, Trinity and al
running passenger packet steamer Uaro, Langhofne mas
will leave above For freight passage apply board
orto JOS. r.. SHANNON u CO. Agents.
dl2B corner of P0pdras and Fulton ste.
ns7-Clear bills Of lading given to Camden
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Leayes 5ns ATERnAY. rest, nj ar. Nj.
hlr tAn ten iitec..

fya5 s-Fcr camden. charlottesville rFsff6n 5G5raG
i5ssS + ulnHtfa, Hbrri,guBHrg Ffiniy and all inteme-
4Eligic Nay Mud pl0tt9tiqu landings 0B3oita
and BltrS rfse5fEe new cluean and vcfy li"ht dmr&
passenger packgt steamer L5Ixie simmons, Lea soq.R
nH8FF wl teIse nhHFe5 tge freight p7nga having
elegant passenger accommodations atHlY o. bdazd
dIs stlrEEzz.taa ! ...art-
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BANKS.

BROWN Btsls Il Cos. IS C1roDdclet street.
SAMUEL SMITH II CO., Chnp street
JrnSON 4 90, corner Canal and Camp streets
BROWN JOHNSTON & CO. No. SO Garonaelet street.
BENOIST, SHAN & co, No. l9 Camp street.
BANK or COMMERCE., JACon BAHEER, Manager,
Garner Camp and Gfnvier sireefs
THOMAS II. BARKER, corner Camp aud Gratler streets
II. w. CONNER Il SON, No, IS Cafoulelet street.,
JOHN WOOD 4 CO., corner Camp and Common Streets
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.. Cotton PRESSES.
Corner Of TehoapitdnlaB and Robin stTeets.
- Conner of Tcloapl.oalas aud Henderson stress.
St. Bary' street. between Perdtdo and Foytr4s
Corner Of st. Thomas and Basinstreets. @
Corner of Tehoupltoulas and Richard zlreels.
Corner of Teheqpiioules and Richard streets
Essg Leyee and Lousa streets.
Corner Leyee and Roffignac streets
Corner Annuncietion and Richard streets,
slYAANSKps
Corner Levee and couet streets, Third District.
UNION,
WOODS,
Corner Canal and Robertson streets. z..s
TEXAS,
CRESCENT PRESS,
New Leyee street. s
TYLER PRESS,
Front I,evee street.
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS. s5
LeSee street, between St Ferdinand and Montegus9
streets. Third District.
PIoAYUNE, f. 9
Levee street, opposite Post 1888, Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
New Ieyee md RofHgnae streets.
COTTON PRESS,
NEW street between Montegut elouetstreots
Third District
PELICAN PRESS
Corner of ST. Mary's and Tehoupitoulas Streets
Fourth District.
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poNTcEl ABTRAlN.

MOBILE Per steamer Cuba rs bales cotton
Baxter, Lowell &uo-6 Bradley, Wilson &ce--I3 do
Farley, Jurey SEQ sundries to order Total 81
bales cotton.
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MOBILE.

s~m FOR HzGBELE DAILY .. $.
sSIail Lne-H nlsE ArrangeTensL1Ihhs spen'
A. p Bosrdman, master, Cuba, James Hopkins, master,
California A. L. Myers master, all built expressly for the
with will make trips
landings follows nsa prevented by bad weather high or
of fuel accident boat machinery
Leaving Lake end Of HE Pontcharaip Railroad DAILY,
the arrival Of the 81 oclac NJ train Of enrs for Mobile.
Stopping Pasca5u9 TIL ESDAY. Returning, sops 1T
Paseagonla Pass Christian and Bay ST. Louis On MONDAYS
and THuRADAYS. 5.
pFor tickets through New York by the Chgtlean and
Savannah Steamship Routes at reduced rates. and further in
X. GEDDES, Agent,
oil If % fitayiarFtraut.
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D. r. CABROLI.& CO.,
Agents. 81 Caronielet street.
Leaves eyery SATURDAY at 3 f. N.
EEENsr EanE Z Z a MIG a srEn

HS D. burg $. Mail Line--For D7naldsonyiile Plaq.
1emfne Baton RupEe Port Hudson, Bayeu Sara,
Red River Landing, Fort Adams Natehez, Water.
proof Rodney St JGseph Grand Gulf Warrentop and yeks-
burfThe EaGchez, 7. p. LeatherB master VIII leave
as above every Saturday AT o'clock p. II.
sel0 Al CaroadsIet Street
The Natehez connects yicsburg with Hope
and Princeton Yasop river
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BeIoxy.-..-Cosaafl,ggUp.

Ship G i. Prehle, Maxwell, fm Mobile, in ballast,
to master.
Ship j G Richardson. Lewis, I'm Mobile, in ballast,
| to master.
| Bark Grand Turk, William, FIN New York, to Geo
A Fosdick &co.
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Exports.
HAVANA, VIA KEY WEST AND OTHER
FLORIDA PORTS Per steamship Galyeston--ll0
bbls -four 80 bbs whisky 80 bhls sugar 40 bbs pork
10 bbls noIasses 10 eks bacon 5 cks rice $50 scks
corn.
APALACHIC0LA-- Per steamship Florida-725
bbls -four 400 bbls whisky 200 bbls molasses $50
bbls sugar SO bbls pork is hEds sugar IS bbls ba-
con 400 seeks corn.
GEN0A-Per ship Artisan-7l7 bales cotton 57l
hhds bxs tobacco.
LIvERpo0I-Pe ship Matilda-2399 bales cot
ton All SEEKS wheat 2079 seeks corn 3400 slaves.
IIyERPOOI.-Pe ship Senator Iken-5320 bales
cotton T4S bbls rosin 6l0 SEEKS oil cake.
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Receiptsor Produce.


LOUISVILLE Per steamer Woodford- 25 bbls
whisky r Bell &ce--So6 hbls flour cks bacon los
kegs pigs feet 90 kegs lard S II Kennedy &eo-35
bbls pork l0 ties lard 740 scks corn u Fairehild
&eo-720 do I B Ernest &co-220 do Watts, Pleas
ants Eco 203 scs oats Oglesby & Macanlay-- 209
acks corn 80 kegs lard 53l bbs flour West g. Nettle-
ton % kegs lard ties lard Schneider d Wise-S0
hhds tobacco to order 80 do Jas Turner I5 do
Wilson & Young 43 bales cotton w Estlin &co
--39 do Barley, johnson &co-2S dol w Burbridge
&co--I4 do "A Smith &eo-sundries to order-Total
10 bales cotton 10 hhds tobacco.
CINGINNATI--Per steamer Emma Duncan "a
pkga mdse ] S Atkins is tes hams 20 bbls oil 40
bbls alcohol 80 bhls beans S II Kennedy &co-- so
bbls whisky TO Turpin--G69s seeks corn to H0freli,
Gayle &co--5 bales cotton Greenwood bbls
beer to Bugler-- 10 bbls eggs bbls tongues $50
kegs pigs feet Ii pkgs butter Schneider ~ Wise
$50 pigs mdse ? II Brinton 6eo-10 do ] L Harris
--l7 do Blakesly &eo-- 10 do p Gazenave-- rs do
, Campgiio- 10 do Kennett, Blood geo Is do
4 Duclos &co- II do D kelham--2 do Watts, Pleas
ants &co "a do do Floto b Marmet- do Block,
AcAfee Eco So pkgs beer to T Fischer 16 pkgs
mdse ) Il Gilman TO do Geo Hoehn-- 10 do j B
Hubbard 2s7 do Baumilser- do z Laufans-
do r Geddes- 50 do L Sawyer 90 do c H Slo.
comb &co- 70 do G Theuref-- is do Yose & West
- DO Bfltton Eco do Thornhill &co-- 100 ties
iard I hogan. SO bbls apples 10 bbs beans II
bbls tongues bhls eggs 200 kegs pigs feet 10 kgs
butter 10 kegs pigs feet bbls beans bbls ribs
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W HI RF Err
Leaves SATURDAY. Dee. is. at6P
XKHIlIE II Nv EsIY = 4 f,rsc acrn, pcs Q

WHITE RIVER PACKET-FGR
j. ~ Poehahontas- f9whsiian, batesyle jackson.
snort Augusta. Dies Arc, and nll landings on
Willie and Black EiYers-The regular packet
fatas Eaton master will leave above. freight
VIRGiGIus G nENTzEL
al Advertising AGENT
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egsrsy ~ rittia Buy EileH ElGlf, Eha1nBlltiolh, W
fffntstsE Pigsz N5lt, Nesa tAy,1tArie salipo
aSzis&. Aia5Grt Landing Mouth Of ItAtb9nne TF0non
M2nf0s, Columbia, H4r6abatt Tnlty, and al llHdpg
Black and 0nachavafsThe iuu and sWift ruti,ig pas
sluger Daeipt tsalsf Jones, Frank Keeling master, win
Leave tGg Inc above g5 pJsiEGiy For freight
pSBygge, hagag superior Recommendations taly boafd
MoCoLLUN e HAWTHORN
Citpsu1dt gtrnat
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I6aveB III slt'rTfsfit T7Hc II ~ & p s.
REGLE.AEE LED RIVER PACasE

FT%5 Il. For GrRnl l5eure Nachiloebes, Charlottesville
II rlaislnce Cudta, AleEauha N5rn8n5. Rar.
5afibin's 0.l al Intermediate landings Red riFGr.
Ggo ard LITTLE riyers1he pleneid new apd sw uuit,
light drHueht passenger ppckst steamer RRpffSGs J. q.
Dowty, master, viii leave above For freight passage,
having fms accommodations, apply II board.
NIRGIhtCS ". Df5NFGHL, ,,oa "a
dlO Ad-gfti4int Agsnt
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Passengers.

n Yer ship Charles S Pencil, from Liverpool n
cabin.
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SHREVEPORT Per steamer Era No = 1856
bales cotton Brander & Hubbard l01 do Smith &
Johnson 40 Carroll, Hoy &eo-22 Payne y Harri-
son-22 Ar Miltenberger- Is i Wyehe &co--l
j Boyd Eco Lloyd & Frierson-104 head cattle
Il G. Noel sundriea to order-Total 3S7 bales Of
ent tan
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Leaves OH TUESDAY. nec. Is. at5 P. u.
REGULAR Red ri ElE. PA0K

REGUllhts RED RIVER PAOKFF.
VI b The new. magnificent, fs-ciass passenger p4c5et
Louis Dor, @. johnson. na5teE will stye
ssEsEssM above for Hurricane Hnd Carolina Bluff,
Shreveport Grand Bayou, CoGshNa. Campe, Grand EeDrc,
Alexandria, md ell intermediate landings Red River For
further particulars apply on board
dis Advertising Agent.
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CALHOUN LANDING Per steamer Robert
Watson 40 bales cotton Hiliiardi Summers &ee--
man--3l WCox &co--3l Murdock, Williams eco
SO ellis s Ferguson II MeLemore, Rayburn &co
30 Henderson & Peale- II Harris q Son Is do
Tate g. Dupuy--l4 r W Estln Eco II Hawkins u
NorYood12i hides E Mann &co-- l Ii sacks cot
ton seed and sundries to order Total So bales
cotton.
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Leaves On TUESDAY. Dee. IS. at s p NJ
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
81 = Packet Line-Rf gua, U S. Mail Packet-For
lIaS Memphis and the Bends The fna hrst.elass
gpaSsenger packet Gamer En SONAR, Cant +
u. clark will be ready to receiye freight satufaY
morning the foot Of Graver street, will leave as above
For freight or passage apply on hoard, orto
JOHN H. HYDE & CO.
dill urder St Charles Hotel lgfs wing,
This line at Menphis with the MeBrhs and
Charleston Railroad and superior packets r0r 81 Louis al
Louisville.
ee Bills Iadpe signed at the office If the agents tip to
O'clock on tia day Of departure.
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Railroads.
N. o., JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, December IA lS60.--I90 bales cotton
Warren, Gilmore &eo-s5 Carroll Hoy &co-90 do
Frierson, Conway &eo-79 Mcfarland & Barksdale
10 Lane, Salter &eo-68 Payne Harfson-59
Cramp- 70 Wood &Eow- Al II J Robson-40 do
Murphy. Sykes &co-35 RYrne, Vance &eo--34 do
Thompson y Clark-34 Rotohfora, Brown &co--32
Davis Jenkins Eco 80 Bradley, Wilson &eo-30
Campbell Il Strong = 80 do J 7 Hardie &co-29 do
w jackson &eo-- % do p Fl Skipwith- 81 Block,
McAfee &eo--26 do Walker d Snider-25 Rhorer d
Zunts.--22 Rosser, Prothro &co- 20 Moore Il Brow
der-l7 j & G Gromwell-l6 Lewis & 0gesby-16
Tharnhiil &co-- l5 do 4 II d ] M Allen &co-lA do
NJ Lowe eco Ia do Il Nugent Eco Is Patton,
Smith q Putnam II Levy q Dieter-l2 do Battle,
Noble &eo--- IL Copes & Phelps-ll Watt & Noble
10 Stewart 81 james 0 FTiodlander & Gerson-7
Harris &=Son-6 Pfitehard u Flower Wright Il
Allen Holloway II Lonsdale-- ] Boyd &co-6
MeLemore Raybufn 0co-6 BfoadWe & Haynes
IS Gribble-5 Duncan, Payne &co-5 a Levi
&eo-5 Payne Kemp-5 Harding, Ahbay y More
head Winston, Morrison &co- Dodd a Bate
mani Fl X Carter &co-- do Coleman, Britton y
Withers-S d Henkel eco 8 Buflnm &co-2 do
Dwyer & Howard do Campbell, Mckee &eo-
Logan, Soniat Il CALEDONIA Gatrer& Harrison
! G Frerson.-Total i549 bales cotton.
N. o., oPEL0USAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY. December H. 1S60.-16 hhds
sugar Lane, Salter &eo-5e do 81 bbls moiasses TO
BeiIocq, Noblom &co-1OB do I'll hhds sugar West,
Rensiiaw 4 Cammack- 100 hf bbs moasses w Il
Urquhart-22 hhds sugar Laferest & Desmares-
81 do 80 bbls molasses Lobt & Charpantier-- do
Foley-50 do Foley, Avery &co-221 head cattle
and snndries 10 order-Totll l63 hhds sugar $40
bbls 100 hf bhls moiasses.
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PEoPLE's LINE.

PEOPLES LINE-FoR THE COAST,
sFay - BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS-The
fine, stauRch and comfortable Passenger Steamer
Golden Age, Capt. Webbing leaves every
SATURDAY EVENING, at s O'clock.
The substantial swiftrunnng PASSENGER Steamer r.. w.
Powell, Capt. Heno leaves every TUESDAY EVENING,
u ana ,HSt + ~ s''sA. R. W ADAMS CO., Agents
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY Dec. 10, at s p. X.
For VI nirp direct
NEW ORLEANS, LAKE. BIsTE-
Rs5 h. neHn and Red River PHeke Fer AliudeH, Moscow
Booues Landing PORT Bolivar, Pine Blu, Gregg
zszzzzz1E Landing, Spring BaJeu, CeNbon's Landing,
Grand Bayou, GouSata Caupe Grand Ecore, ST. Maurice,
Montgomery, AlCxandFa aaa all intermediate landings
Red RyeFrhe fine and fast running passenger steamer
Comet, r. sleade maser will leave IS above Fos freight
yIRGINTus c. nE~TzEr,
dli Advertising gsnt
, 1860-05-05
Red River to be a Crown Colony
tFrcu the Ta;pctp Leaie-1

The Africa brings intelligence that bill has
been introdnced-br the Duke of Newcastle, it
may be eprrsumed-'nto the Imperial Parliament
to erect the Fed River country into Crown
Colony. The Red Kirer colouists were autici.
pAting this announcement, and they will be
quite prepared for ii when it reaches them- That
il will give universal satisfaction, it would prob
ably b. too much 10 say but there il reason to
believe that it will give more satisfaction than
auy other conzse that could be taken. There
has been and still is in the colony party in fa-
vor Of annexation to Canada; but it has OF late
diminished in influence, while the ounloer Of
those who favor separate organization Is in
creasing. 1mpaucnce Of the control Of the
Hudson1s Bay Company caused the settlers to
look for some means Of deliseraace- Tho idea Of
d separate colony was at first not much thought
Of; the thing that most readily suggested itself
IVES annexation to Canada. There may have
been few who would not hare hesitAsed to
accept annexation TO the United States, if tha:
had been the only or the best means Of getting
rid of the control of the Company; aud though
this party was very small il made up in noise
what it wanted in influence. Flaming accounts
Of deep seated dissatisfaction were sent forth !;
and we were asked to believe that collision
WAS about to occur between the settlers and the
Company, not less bloody than that in which
Governor Semple lost his life. Annexation to
Canada Was represented Is the first demand !;
aud aunexaticn to the United States as the al
terpa.ive. For soms time past, the Red River
Co1ouists hare had the means Of expressing
their views through very respectable and well
conducted local journal-a miracle, for the place,
in fact-hut ne hare heard none Of those terri
bic mutserings OF discomfort which were said to
be seeking u:terauce- In fact, the rule Of the
Company seems to be regarded Is endurable, at
least; and perhaps it gives less classification
than would annexation to Canada. However
this may be, tbs coaapany's ruls approaches its
termination, and ths Red Riser il about to
sEter the list Of the Crown Colonies Of Eng
land.
, 1860-05-05

Tho printers Of Denver have struck from S75
per month to 800 per month, and wont work
for less they say, nor permit others to do.
Thsy hsvS formed Typographical Union here.
J. L.. Aerriek, President; George L: 6anboEu,
Secretary, and Charles $. Senper, Treasurer.
Laboring men hsre want e. 50 to eioo pei day.
Carpenters have four and five dollars. Laborers
and mechanics, masons, bricklayers and brick
makers, farmers and gardeners, and indeed
every kind Of employment will be exceedingly
high this year.
FURTHER ARR1vAI9, ETC.
Per Express coach and private conveyauces
from Leavenworth, Omaha and St. Joseph start
ngpoints, Dr.. 4. u. Smith, Davenport, Iowa;
Msss5s: 7; !: w b: Sa,nn9t. and y Higgins Peoria,
g. u. gorey. Elwood, Illinois; aud Edward
Morris, Pekin, Illinois; also Captain Soper and
family, South Bend, Indiana. The Captain
was our representative at the Kansas Lgislatu1e,
last winter, and is one Of our very best
and most influential pioneer cittzens out here.
public officer in our forthcoming Territorial
appointments, than many Of those political fa-
voEites which are thrust upon new Territories
BY Presidential appointments fresh from the
States, and. who will haye to spend year or
more out here before they can know what are
the actual wishes and wants Of our population.
ME. Soper returned here with his family, in-
Guiding two or three very interesting Young la-
dies, who haEe been thoughtful enough to take
along fine piano, which, by the way, il the
rst article Of the kind ever introduced into this
Rocky Mountain Empire.
Most Of the arriving immigrants take along
exceedingly fine houses, aud some handsome
buggles and carriages saw span Of horses
Yesterday, which had just arrived in twelve or
, fifteen days from the Missouri River, and were
valued at $500 each-bsing, Is the ownesa
stated, three ninute horses. Some parties
take along barrels Of apples, which boys peddle
around here at twenty y-fiye cents apiece, and
which, By the way, realize q handsome profit on
first Gust and ightage.
Rocky MorsrA1Ns.