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L
dinaFy "a xlss " aid 10 II. -.
celsior = Refinery u ~. y uagion
FLOUR. The transactions err,,,.ssxs 4, 49,
bbls., Of which 200 superfsns Il q * IN s
at the same, 3z5 also at se VI, @ d nv;res $500
400 in two lots at IS g. sol upessfss 3, ,ras,.
ternla 175 at So 6o and several bs,iua - il -
and Is e2a q Dbl, with i deefaiue market af ~
close.
GaArN. In Corn we noticed Farther decline
IN rices, and te sales reached barely $500 sssks
comprising s75 Mixed, Yellow and White At 72zc..
900 White and Mixed ii 7sac., 1878 White anS
Mixed, and Yellow at IS, and 500 Choice Wlsite Il
$50. o bushel closing duli and dropping. III Osax
the market was heavy with sales Of 900 saels ef.
Louis at soc, U bnshel or Bran 4 1ot ii a0p sacks
brought 81 75 D 100 lbs. RE- 81 s.
HAY....We heard Of ITO bales western soIa VI
lower figures Good lots mag be anotea at ss5 %
@sss 90 y tun.
PRoyIsIoss.. The transactions in Pork were
confined 70 retail lots at s1s 75@sIs 90 y Dbl for
New Mess. In Bacon we noticed sales Of 80 casks
Ribbed Sides at 10{c., and so Clear at nc. 70 d.
In Lard we did not hear Of a sale of any conse-
Iuenee.
CoFsEE. We noticed sales Of $50 bags, inelud-
~ ~ ~ 1i4c., Nv ~ Ii, IVY ~ ~ asiu IVY =
I24c. ~ Ii.
STAR CAsDLEs. We heard Of go boxes Light
Weight tI4oz.) sold at auction at lse. " d.
RIcE. The sales comprised $50 casks during
lie past week at 4s-Is544c. p b., though some
aoIders ask 4l@45e. % b.
WHISKY. =. Nothing OF any moment doing.
FREIaHTs. ~ The consignment Of a British ship
or Liverpool was given away At sIsd. for Cotton
md ship was taken for Europe on pirate terms
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X ATaHAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

climate. = : ~
Its tested and recognized qualities are
LIST. DLRARIIITY-egiai to the best slate roofs.
I'd LMPERMEABfL1TY-Supe 10 any other no cracks
or leaks being possible. =
"a presents smooth and granite like surface
4th GHfAPNESSIt much less thaii though as
good slate even less thss the interior
composition roofing heretofore public saves the
cost Of cutters and valleys ~ So " -
slsteroof. - - 80 - :
9Th. CONFERENCE.-THE will not soften under the heat Of
this climate and the of buildings from the In
tense heat of
It'll so11DITY-It becomes harder smoother from ex
posnfe can be put upon roofs OF slope and being light
weight does not require heavy rsfters support while
not liable 70 coosdn and breaking require repairs
The TROPICAL ROOFING u Is chemical compound Of
substances several Of which peculiar Alone combined
In this city. - HfN
Testimonials of the of above are in the hands
( contracting = - s s@e - "
All ord4 lefs at the Post Once BOX No. 2 win b.
j. @. KAUFMAN,
yeio " corner Of Bienyile and Marais sta
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1t may be well enough to remark that the failure
Of the Liverpool Borough bank caused great
trouble and distrust in Liverpool which reacted on
cotton. The Times, alas the Thunderer, will find
ample room and objects of animadyersion at all
times in regard to banking, trade and commerce in
general, within its own neighborhood, on tile fast
anchored isle, without carping and abusing bank
or railroad delinquencies on this side of the All.
lantc in its wholesale and pompous tome The
Times can, therefore, acknowledge that its columns
shows many evidences Of fraud and deception
within its own immediate sphere.
In the Liverpool Borough Bank failure, the only
prompt paying up as a shareholder and director.
so far as we have heard was by a merchant con-
nected with and for many years citizen of New
Orleans. He, ne learn. paid up all that was re-
CURED without any great detriment to his bank
balances
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The worst offenders Ike 10 be present executions and the
banking dsinanents Iiserpooi meeting II tie
yetpGe BsIeag Bank which ls5 held abon
e special Ess,k and Glasgow Il indignant Nothing
thai all Tint The concern lad bee PERFECTLY
gSs Hi s asis . H. hs II i a
proved utterly nsoen and al the usna exposures with rsd
the management by committees were likewise made
In gs rr s sF a r. the public have heard ee rg
Western O seotlan the Northumberland Durham District
ROYAL British presented thea respects The sna universal
bs fse ss e Nse ss III eReSn # Mha. I'D
crash Of M The history Of which has Of the
gotten heard d n Tie i he
should 81 taeag s s dsd sp 4 R The Times
only The first = proclaim 70 the public tF condition q a
denounced ~ Liverpool Exchange rlacard signed Is
SONG # The most prominent merchants or having dared % ia
struggles and clami,ies have followed commented
sly d ~ dsoIs Wlo sadeayeSsa Stab
amp G opsoss While s sss sd s
mode ef conducting The lqadatio have been with
that his will not suffice Ne BE- allowed
as g Sssa Waiting sg af s sel s ss a p. ss
what patience could muster Times which
ss fss Ss asf
Beaa an Va I na ss on e s # The
lions lhasa spirit Of partially would them passed
The public asasd with hsse repeiiens
isE X slh u sss ss y f
them satisfy the rigid demands Northern friends
If misconduct at Liverpool il criticised, Liverpool peu
Pile Immediately raise cry that il is London ensy. In like
manner i Glasow comes 70 notoeg she tries raise
and traders Of each place shall adopt the principle looking
their deeds and aioning for them without asking whether
other people better than shall
to assume that there Is not such faculty
and that evil be condemned except partial
iy they will facilitate the disposition which all people sh6ud
entertan bceve that their exceptional acct
DENTAL rather than the result of public
sentiment In tie ease Of Glasgow this should be especially
Liverpool Newcastle elsewhere there been nothing
which has committed the inhabitants those places the fatal
manner that exhibited at the great sympathetic Glasgow
gathering Of dnles, and
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nf6 0rlealls laiIu Gresttnt.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT,
gsiu 0rIeans yloltsu gflarhet.
esnscEsr oryIcE. 10. % Camp ssrss.

IN "A y
Tuesday Evening. Fet, H. $50 :
The weather was favorable for business to-day,
and on the landings and great Ieyee there were
evidences of it. In the course OF our peregrina-
tons on the great pandemoniun Of commerce, the
levee Of New Orleans, 1t puzzles M to remember,
for period Of twoscore years, more activity and
move business, or greater number Of steamboats,,
than come under our observation to-day. We
should judge, from the way steamboats, were
moored at the lower landing, that there we're two
steamboats, for every bayou or creek in the State,
the business Of which was performed, a few years
ago, by keel boats, barges and pirogues, Of the
bnrthen Of about one hundred bales cotton, twenty
hogsheads Of sugar, down to two or three dray
loads OF molasses in barrels. With this multi
plcity of business, Gas for appareney, there is
nothing apparent about it) it Is reasonable IL infer
that there is some foundation for the large es for
discounts at the banks, coupled with large sup
ply Of paper offering on the street or through dis
count brokers. The generally received opinion IL
that there are twenty millions of dollars in ex-
change held by the Western banks, maturing n
this city between now and the first Of April; that
is, paper with red ink across IT, or some other
kind Of ink, which makes IT effective. Tie banks
OF Kentucky and Missouri held, last month twenty
seven millions of dollars in exchange running to
maturity. Of which twenty opa ,vsr.s =,
the South, which means the good and bunetuaI
paying city Of New Orleans. n, tbix amount q
can add considerable sums. approximatinu mil.
lions, held By banks in Tennessee. twill ali come
out right enough, provided there are not too MANY
renewals.
We have rather uTfavorable feature to notice
in our financial position. The rates of exchange
haye-under daily and increasing demands -ad-
yanced to par for sight funds on New York, which
is ominous that there ia a great deal of money
owing to and due somewhere. The market yester-
day morning for checks on NewY ork opened at an
tG54 discount which figures were current for few
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cATTLE MARKEr..
JgFYERsos G

JEFFERSON CITY. Feb "A. I'D a
Arrived "A head Of Western Beeges and Veal
/ attic. The supply Of Stock is moderate. Prices
III Inferior Western Beeves now quoted ii Sc. o
b. net. The other Stock is arm at our quota
TONS
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3ebietu Of The Hlarkets.
Carsessr oRF,eE, No.
"Wednesday sforn;ny

CaEseEsr oFrleKs No. 10 Carp srREEr3
Wednesday Morning. Feb. Is 1850
CoTToN.,.. There was only moderate demand
yeste day, and the sales embraced about 1900
bales at prices more in favor of buyers We now
nta.
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MISCELLANEOUS
orricn OF rar RECEIVER o. rar \ o H. 49,

ptF'eh OF TIE RECEIVER or THE N. o. DRAfsIsc 90
WHEREAS, notyyithsfan,ii1,m az s .tsii;,,,s,A
inquiries the undersigned has not brer, nbIe n
as inc owner Or Of the following descrh landed
s,naed In The Second Draining Section which haye
peen assessed for The draining thereof IN tahasr n" $3.50
enl uuy MED and hnmoogaed In the Ee Parish r,-. I'd
a he Third District Court Of New Orleans on lie lih
ahs saa LANDED properties designated on The pa Of sa
o, ONE SQUARE Or GROUND, Mo- 42i bounded INV Mprat
oynn,Ihia, canal mud CustqInhonse Streets - ''
oNE Seu ARE OF GROUND, No. 40s bounded nv A,er
ANGER Mnra Bieliylls and Cusoinhonss Streets " '
ONE IRREGULAR SQUARE on GRnIfNp NJ nm
pea ny Dayd Toulouse and ST. Peter streets and by q
properly belonging heretofore TO Tie estate os hn X
oeegn having WI feet INCHES front David strcs o
Ana - feet on line dividing 1t from pronerfy coorn
how Or hestotoc 70 the estate Of John McDoaonrh ss
AN IRREGULAR SQUARE OF GRUIfND M oag
usu ~ o. Jehn Toulouse and ST. Peter streets md nv
property belonging heretofore "a Norbert yrn
q said ground measures M feet inches front on 81 Jnn
KY ieet front on Toulouse 100 feet front on NJ
THIRTEEN LOTS OF GROUND ii square Yo an bound
va ny Iouoe St Patrick ST. Peter and Bernadnffe res
~ no forming The corner OF ST. Patrick and Nj Peter
dincties on st Patrick street f " - 'sst
I4ss NOS aud having each 30 front on st. Peter street
dotte streets. SILVA i oeii'a
d i,o.s Eos y A. 4! 10 u.s. ~ q and 49, having each
" Feet front Toulouse aee between s Patrick Ind Benn
a9t.a streets, by i2o feet hes in depths ~
pN we Respective owner Of above described
.nes q efonnd are hereby notified hn II they do not make
the day q the r insertion oil this advertisement he said
squares Ground will he proceeded against ms belonging ID
absent or keown persons accordance with the I'm section o
,he aenaed Charter o The New Orleans Draining Company
o. RosELIUs,
Receiver of the y. o. Draining Gomtaty,
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COMPUTATION TICKETS.
who reside in the city, and have residence
lsen on The Road, procure tickets at reduced
rates, at the oHfce St. Charles
@. p. OAKLEY,
.-z.- General Ticket Agent
Chief Eng and Gen Super;ntendent
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hEF1CAAIl OHskflG4Ats%s
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
Consolidated Debt OF New Orleans.
New ORLEANS February !, 1850.
Notice IS hereby given that according the 37th section Of
the of the Legislature u the State Of Louisiana entitled aa
Act Consolidate the City Of New Orleans provide for the
government and administration Of its Affairs sd
February, 1852: ss s
| SEALED PROPOSALS
viii be received for the sale TO THE CITY Of 800 Bonds sf
$1,000 EACH Of the Bonds Issued according lie foregoing
until the 9th day Of March, 1850, at Il O'Clock NJ
Proposals be addressed TO o. DEBUyS Secretary and en-
dorsed Proposals for.sale of City Bonds
COMMISSIONERS.
GERARD sTITH Mayor
Y. DUP-EssIs Conptroiies
ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer
NORMAN WHITNEY,
Chairman Finance Committees Board Or Aldermen
JNo. II HALL,
Chairman Finance COMMITTEES. Board of ASK Adesnnen
fc1 sst o. DEBUYs. Secretary
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BUREAU DC REGEyEuR ps IA CoapAcRIE
DE DISAGREEMENT de In Nouyclle flrieaua

DE DISAGREEMENT de Ia Nouvclle ORLEANS,
/. ,.,.,xr.-x~,. No. rs rue ST. Anne. }
A IsEENDU que mnIgre dies recIerches dill
renies. l so1ssigne MA
h on les propreAlfes poes
situe dans Ia seconds section de depccment
assesses pour etrr desssehees abeau dussestnent
gaie, aetuelement IA Iroseme District dc Ia Mile.
Orleans, lc IA mars, 1868.
ies pLoprdts terrenpes degnees str e plan de Ia
uS IET DE TERRAIN No. 40S borne par les rics Alex
andre, MuIat, Besiile ct Duuane.
UN iLET DE TERRAIN, No. 42t borne par Murat
IN ILET lRREGUTIER DE TERRAIN No 1856 bond
par les rues David Toulouse ct st. Pierre par proprda
appaftenat ou aSant apashu Ia succession d. john Medic
nog ayan Di ptcds p6nces de David picds
peds sur - gte qni le de la opee appaTenant
ayant aprATtenn 70 succession dc John McDdppgh.
us lLET lRREGULfRR DE TERRAIN, No. 29s, borne
par les res 81 ean Toulouse Ct ST. Pierre, par gue
enutaht DC 10 st. Pierre Ia Toulouse, genAin
dune propFietG appartenan appartenI Norbert
Vignls, Esq c dit terrain pe poitres tce
Y rue ~ jean D pieds de face la Toulouse 100 pes
dc fsee u rue st. Pierre.
TRElzE TERRI dams rilet No 457 borne par les rues
toulouse, StsPattick. Pierre 81 Betnadotte
lie No foFme fange Pierre Ayar
st Patrick. =
Les Nos ayant cacun peds de face la ruc 81 Pierre
sur ~ peds pouees dc profondeur les sPafck
Les Nos 13 II IS 10 III 49, 10 20 81 ct ~ ayan cbaeun 20
peds de face Ia Toulouse celles Patrick Bena
d9s!s. sur I'D Hieds poaces dc profondeur-
Aaieai ID les prnpeaiies especiifs flete
rain edessus dsca par les presents one s'
Tout Pas cohneitte ougna dams les yng jours paf
lour " pninrc insertion de Get avis il prncds
dtts
gieadse de Ia Cepngne de ftssiceIncnt Sogyce
leans Hpprouyd IL " fnais, 1895
ORLEANS. fel 3tanlgd
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u. IROH.,...................J. b. BORON.
81 ST. Gil ARIES STREET

BORON has the honor inform his customers and The
pie ID eneernl a he has received per At arrivals
tasre and per steamers ya Nov York, complete
OF Fail aid White. Goods which
the following part Gents Shirts Linen bosom, mud
Cotton Shirts White and Coorcd Flannel Undershrs and
Dfewers While and Coored Cotton UndersIlirts Drawers
Socks Of Al AaeTals Stocks Neck Ties Culya Wooden and
aonyEns Gloves Gamnre Handkeche Combs and Rshes
SponEe Porte Monnae Cutlery Glass Toilet Scis Pow.
der Boxes Ladder Fancy Casks Scent etc., etc Canes and
nbrellas always a. hand. Peffumery from Luhns Puauds
Societe Hygienique's, etc. =
Mr.. BORON having removed his SHAVING ROOM will
be enabled TO attend TO the LADIES' whom 10
MS extensive stoSk an assortment Of Goods for Ladies' Wear
The Hair Department,
For both LADIES and TENTS, Cited to give the
utmost saiislacop The srctest attention will be paid
orders Tor HAIR being supervised by Mr. Boron
himself.
J. B. BORON
dg TN 81 ST. Charles street
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sraAR. Prices were rather in favor Of buyers.
and 80 raticed sales of about 1900 hhds. Fair to
Fully Fair 6l97sc. . ID.
Mo1Assrs. About 1000 bbls. were disposed Of
Al aa6a4Ie. for Prime and Choice, and s4l3ssc for
Ordinary, Fermenting, etc. also 800 III. bbls. Or
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Wflbur's Omnibus Line.
The Coaches Baggage Wagons ''WILBUR,S oMNI-
BUS LIN' will call for any Of the Hotels
any part If the city by leaving the NJ o.
j. and g. N. Z. R.. on St Charles street.
fec If l. l.. WILBUR
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Il RQuNTY LAND AND PENSIONS-oFrrcn
No IL Exchange Alley stairs nearly opposite the Fcs
Office Soldiers ssanen and Tsamsssls who have been 9
lays more disturbance since ig ma eutjt
10 l6g Of land Widows children of deceass
Soldiers samen and feamsers entitled bounty land al
pensions Claims made out and procured with dispatch
JOHN PURCELf.
nj en- IL Exchange Atley, ~ sfairL
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WINES AND LIoUORs.

WINES. KRAsDIEs, etc.,
AGENCY or n
MARETT SEQ, BRANDY, Cognec,
PouLTNEY CO., BRANDY. CSepac,
g. G. n. LURMAE, BRANDY, BsFdeaux
F. KEEPER CO., WINES Borasauxs
MORT 4 CHANDoN. CHAMPAGNE, Epslney
MARzETTT SONS, PORTER and ALE London.
HThe subscriber being duly authorized agent
houses, Eoes orders
portgfio;.s OF all articles Ia their line
hand Merchandise Of every description bought and sold
81 welFF,
nil 1y corner Grarier and NV Levss streets.
sCAZERAC BRANDIES We HAVE A coon
suppiy hand and receiving by direct
France, additions stock Of this celebrated highly
favored brand We have 1895 eighth pipes i9s ID
pipes, lS2 do; 1865 halt eighth
pipes We the Of the
generally this pure For aae %
New York and prices by
WAL Z. LEVEkIGH CO., s. Old Levse It.,
ol4 w Sole agents in this city.
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eSszvssgssszs.as, Loss Of TEETH-Dr. J. WEST,
liz ST. Charles street. continues
Loss OF TEETH without wires or springs
ssl1lIi upon his new principle of self adhesion. This
method has procured him universal appreciation and
sned Is eeinet he most nsenos system Of supplying ARTI
perfect articulation nastcion perfect and natural
II 70 defy detection By the Observer M
VESTS method of filing teeth with gold the modern
Those interested will find these statements
thanks to the inhabitants Of New Orleans and vicinity or the
extensive practice they have favored him with fifteen
years Office and residence liz ST. Charles street. second doc
from LatRfeessrare.
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$50 PORTER 1 nERw1N Sob rrsp,Isss.s,,.


lat6 ly&W ST. Louis,
THE CREOLA 1IAII-HENRY MYERS Editor and
PIopTietor rendered 20 the business New Orleans
reliable advertising medium The rublishe ux5
Red river miles Alexandria, and in The midst Il f
wealhest portion of the region Of North Lou
isiana. ~ -.
Address the proprietor ut ereola, winn parish La res
s. a. B. sTRAWBRIDGE CO.. Agents.
q ont
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THE FARlNA COLOGNE WAITER
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
The undersigned sole representative for the United States the
canadas and West Indies of the Justly celebrated
JOHN CHARLES FARINA
has authorized Messrs BuDDECKEA CO. of fh, city
receive orders for tho importation above genuine art
e put up In all the different styles wicker plain bottles ETC.
HENRY RoEsBERG,
Of the firm of JOHN CHARLES FARINA,-
Cologne, Prussia.
R-oders ntrused 10 for the house Of J. G. Farna will
have prompt attention. and be executed the
prices as if forwarded direct Cologne.
g. 7. BuDDEGKE 4 CO.,
ft3 3na No Common
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Chief Eng. and Gen. Superintendent.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-06-01
Orleans Co. Musical Convention

The annual meeting of the Orleans County
Musical Society will be holden at West Charles
ton, on Wednesday and Thursday, tJune and y
under the direction of Prof. Z H. Frost.
1t will be superfuous to urge an attendance
upon those who were at the Convention held in
Glover, or upon those who saw the effect of that
discipline upon those choirs and individuals who
were so fortunate as to be present on that olca-
SION Religious societies will make good in
vestment by sending their ehoirs and even paying
for time if necessary. Members of religious So
cietes if they will be in atten dance, may receive
some hints, which if acted upon would relieve
in some measure the burdens Of choirs, some Of
which are almost intolerable. The convention
will be supplied with books by the director.
The good old town of Charleston sends greet
ing. Come then, one and all, vocal and instru-
mental J. H. KELLAM, Sec'y.
May 10, 1860.
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New KIND OF SLAVE TRADE.
Occasional til e Philadelphia Press
says:
learn that the government has re-
ceived information that the fishermen
off the coast of Florida and South Caro-.
lima are in the habit Of running over to
Cuba, on the pretense of disposing o.
their fish, and returning with two OIL
three native Africans, bought there at g
low figure, which they dispose of at q
advance, to parties who meet them OF
the coast, purchase the negroes, and take
them into the interior. This gross and
notorious violation of law has been 60
ing on for some time, and it remains Il
be seen whether any steps will be taker
to arrest it,"
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DIED.

In Greensboro. March 18th, Ella Phiuet'e,
daughter Of Samuel and Parsnelia ". Blanchard.
aged I-2 months.
In Greensboro, April 2sd, Mrs. Sally Trum-
bull, aged rs years.
In Coventry, May ID, Mr.. Lsbbeus BabCOek
aged u years.
In Barton Landing, May I'D, Wilder Esiy.
aged 81 years.
In Lowell, on the 2Oth Of April. Mr.. Il. L.
Harding, aged As years.
In Chelsea, on the sth inst, Mrs. E. III. Hutch
ms, aged 81 years.
In BartonsviIe. n. c., April 2lss, John a.
Way, eldest son Of John and L. A, Way Of Al
bany, aged - years and months. He was
much beloved and respected by all who knew
him.
In Brawnington, May 18th, Asenith Lucia,
wife Of Dea Elisha Strong, aged 81 years mo.
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GAR1BALD1's MOVEMENTS.

HALIFAX, May 28.--The Cunard
steamship Arabia from Liverpool 18th
and Queenstown goth, arrived at this port
to-day en- route for Boston.
The Arabia sailed from Queenstown
at 6.55 .. m. on the 20th; had cold but
fine weather, with an occasional fog
passed Cape Race on Saturday night, ar
rived at Halifax at II o'clock to-day,
(28th,) and sailed for Boston at l p. m.
The steamship Africa, from New York
arrived at Queenstown goth.
Theodore Parker died at Florence on
the 10th.
Bells Life of The goth announces that
a meeting took place between Sayers
and Heenan at that Office yesterday, TO
discuss the means of terminating the dis
pute between them, AS to the possession Of
the champions belt, when it was ultima
tely agreed that two new belts, exact
counterparts of the one so much coveted
should be made, the money for the pur-
chase to be raised by public subscription.
Each of the candidates is to head the
list for that to be held by his opponent
The old belt will remain in the posses
sion of the proprietor of Bells Life, tC
be fought for by whoever may aspire tc
the bonor of wearing it. Sayers has en-
gagged to retire from the prize ring.
Intelligence relative TO Carloads ex
petition is still meager, and conflicting
reports generally concur in stating tina
be was making good progress. Some
say that he had captured the most i'm
portant positions in Sicily, except Mes
sina and Palermo. After bis landing a
MARSHA, the Neapolitian war vessel
bombarded that town without warning
British vessels interfered for the protec
ton of English residents.
An important announcement is made
via Madrid, that The King of Naples hat
applied for foreign Intervention.
Among other questionable rumors wa
one that treaty, offensive and defensive
had been concluded between Maple;
Rene, Austria and all deposed Italial
soyereigrs.
The latest accounts from Naples re
present the utmost CONSERVATION there
The royal troops were dispirited. tn
multuous manifestations were takin
place, and the royal family were packin
up all their jewels and valuables. an
other strong indications were apparer
that great insurrection WIS looked fc
u, any moment