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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
Price Reduced from 4 Il 10 30 Gents !

DR. WATERS Pulmopioa, the best
- medicine now in uss for the cure If
Colds Coughs. InHuenza and ConsumI.-
ton. FOR sale at 50 cents 20 bottle, or
a. per dozen by
jniy2i. IN. ~ VIZ. BOgRL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

nUTCH BITTEBs-Tb genuine Boer-
- have's Celebrated Bittsrs always on
hand at v. HEUDE A. CO.'S
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

A LAR6E lot ~ the sb"vs. 10 be sold al Re.
N duoed prices al the
mars rmLA. CASH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

DY THE Reg. Barrel and half Barrel
ID always ON band ~
suel5 MONTAN ~ malta.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
Carriages and Harness.

rI,uE suBsCRIBEn 10 nov receiving direct
j bnm the best manufacturers . fplI asso,t
ment Of CAHnIAuEs, comprising, COACHEs,
BAHoUCuEa, noe Always, hUpafEs. with snd
without tops. Fine Tto,,ing HUGHES, sUJRIEs
and complete sssastmea. ~
CtttIDuENs' cams.
handsomely finished; also, an elegant assn snt
~ HARNESS ef every description, Csmmp Fins
and Rspernne.
have also added eiegan' ass, ment ~
whips 10 my stock. Purchasers are invited 10
examine my stoet before purchasing. as will
sell on as good terms as any house In he south.
nev2o VIZ. TuNNAHn
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
no nI.tlHTNMEN.
uMnnELI.As a pAnAsOIs.

A NeRN large assortment ~ these goods, Just
"A received, consisting Of dtnghsm eiit sud
Csstca uwhseilss, ell eisss-sn,onu them soms
VERY ane french onshsm Umbrellas for Ladies',
sew article, vesy lish, aud very handsomely
nate tsepil W. u. fHlstirs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
sUNDIAI,s.

MANURACTURED by W. W. WILSON, Piiis-
WI busrK, Penn, can lie ordered ~
maria THEODORE GOLDMAN,
Sole AKsnt for this and adjoining Parishes.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
To PLANTERS.

WE HAWK ia store 400 bbls. superior
w Winter Whale Oil aud 10 bbls Win
ter Strained Lard on-fcr sale at city each
prices by I'D, q WIN, Bo0EL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
THULE, BgRTHAs AND CARES.

I INVITE the attention ofths Ladies' " rpy large
u assortment ~ these goods In sil shapes nd
c"iors, also ~ my assortment u BsH and We'd
di1g Dfssses, white, Hine, PING, Cherry, Ban.
fsliew sps iilse Tsrlstons, q few more ehsnees
lsft 70, thst beautiful blue Dress,
dee2 W. H. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
NEW srntNe AND SUMMER GOODS.
g. M a sra B "a

LAfArEfrE srRsfr, NEAR LAUREL
1IAs NOW fesay Tor inspection ftll supply ~
III spfine Goods. comprising esets desetlp.
ti,n ~ articles suited fpr The present season ard
ettrtiv summer. vs. whleh riost respectfully esll
the attention ~ tny friends and customers.
F.stish psfegss ~ The Fsfi sud ~ Pches;
p.ssa aies, ~ every sigle snd description. such
ss huuhie skif, Robes. Robes ~ = Fiouness.
frni1ue Robes, snd the latest style;
Robe ifimrAterlre;
Frir,ci I-ct,,e,s saa hsslias;
Ta,isturs. al euiutsi
Solid uoiofei hareees, White, hlsek, Pink plue
ana Brown, ana iatee assortment NJ white
asois and ftnhttiiefies, such ss fsccretsi sriss,
C,sssl,st,sd aud Mrli Muslin, Victoria i.vn,
white priilisr,irs ani Mstseille sra efps' vs-
,ip,y ~ Fsrry and staple pty uocds.
All NJ which .m eFe,ine NJ unusually fuv
prices Tor Cash, -.
ap,H =. W. ASHER
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

LWR tss soscm M collation. Of tho ladies, !
II have made arrangements with house
In the city aud ladies can have stamping
for Embroidery Work or any kind ofgoods
done with neatnese and at very short no
tce. Twill make weekly shipment on
every "Wednesday and return the eosas on
the Monday following.
\. NJ. ASHER,
dec2u-u Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
sPEtTAtI.Es.

I NAVE on hand an assortment ~ Pebbles end
aas Glasses IN Gold. Silver and Steel frames,
which offer at wuoh lower prices than they srs
generally sold THO. GOLDMAN
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
uEATINat sr0xRs

A PERFECT cord Of them get on hssd 81
"A A0NTAr y MATTAs
dees Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
Y,,p sgpprT ottr.

w than s.re.si Bscssse he TAKES MeIehn's
st,s,vtbpi-r Cutaisi end Bisoh putihet re
s.,.,iy-ro, safe ~ f,stsn torgp Nv
iuiyssi W. Wv bouth,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

CART AND WAGON HARNESS.
A FuLL ss.ef trent ~ Oellsts. names, nina
n Brides. Cart p,esehise. cs', ssddlas. Wagon
Hsrness. Trace Uhslns. A.. which We pfef 2, nod
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
JUST RECEIVED.
NOW Is THE TIME.

Two MAKE room for my new fail stock, viii
l. ofer from this date n q remaining part Of
my splendid and we'll selected assortment Of
watches, Jewelry. Clocks, Pianos and Cutlery,
~ greatly reduced prices. All those In search
Ola good bargain will please call on
THEODORE GOLDMAN,
iune2e Matchmaker aud Jewsller.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

tgFof professional aud business cards,
(ineln1lng daily papetl not eseeeuine sis
lines, fof IL months, sSo without the pa
kS-The privilege 81 Yearly advertisers
y stnetly limited 10 their own imnediats
aud regular business; aud the btsiies. o.
sn advertising afin is NOV eci,sidefed asin
eiadine that 81 tie individual taeaeets.
WAnnouneing candidates FOR state
and Parish offices, tio municipal vtices
es, 10 be paid for invariably IN advance
N-Aii advertisements FOR strangers ~
transient PERSONS TO he paid IN al vance.
~ Advertisement not marked 30 the
,opy for specified time, will he inserted
,ill h,fbit.. and payment esaeted
tH-Ail communications attended "
promote the private ends or interests ~
Corporations, Societies, Schools ~ individ
uals. will be charged ne advertisement.
~ Cards IF q personal chsfsetet cen
only he published ~ THE paper as savet-
tisvments, aud mnst be paid for IN advance
ut double advertising rates
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
SLIM MEu SILKS.

A " FtrpANr seen, ttnHnt ~ silk Dresses. irs'
~ opened ard offered ~ lnve' r'lees thar
they eve, were cold IL this market.
8 " AsHEn,
.p,a tsfaEe.te s..psti
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
nLACKsMITII.s TOOLS

DLAcHsMi Bellows. fresh f,btn The Man
~ -fsr,rft, Attlls Slsaees. Trnes, Wees, Sold.
a,ing lions. Piles. etc. 800.
,..yr LARpuInp q bANour.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
GIN STAND.

A 30 Saw Din stand, fp, sale at the
~ Southern Machine Works.
lel2 DrLArpots. DRozaREt Aur.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

1elmbold's Genuine Preparation
on
Highly Concentrated compound r,.,a
E.s,-.t B-es-,
FSr u,ssssss NJ ne Btas,isr, kisnsv.. g,arsr.
U,npssv. ItS,,tnsssss, Disifsets,,ps. rtspsrs
ttg.,,,ssfs MT ~ Hfss,ss. NJ Ne
ee~Npi Orggrs,
Arising frO,n rxeesses and IfnPfrdereies IN fafs.
and removing ali improper bisehsrses from the
bladder. Kidneys, or sesufai Organs. WHISTLER
existing II
MALE on FEMALE.
From whatever essse they m.y have otiginstea.
NO NATTER now LpNa STANDING,
girirg Hst,th md IIgss ~ ne Franz. md Blyon
~ ne tstt;s5 obsst.
JOY TO TIE AFFLlCTEDlll
~ eutes Nervous and bstilits,ea Sufferers. suh
ietroves ait the Symptoms, among Which VIII
he found
fnaisrbsitior
~ Fsefttnn, irss ~
Power, fires ~ Memory,
nimrrltF ~ Breathing. Gen
sfal Weakness, Horror ~ bis
ease, " pak Nerves. Trembling, breqi
fni Hottrt NJ heath, night swes,s, Gold
Feet, Waktiulness, Uinress ~ Vision, Ism
gurt. Nriverssl iasssuie ~ the Muscular
syste-,, often Enormous Appetite With bys
ppp,ie Symptoms. hot Hands Flushing ~
the Body. Dryness ~ the skin, psllid
cuunterance and ftup,ions ON
the Fscp, psin ~ The n-ck,
Hesviness ~ the rssiids.
Frequently Black
Spots Fiyins he
brethesFsv.
With Temporary suf-eiuns ard Lrss ~ Siehi I;
wsr, ~ Attention, utsa, Mrrbili,y, Restless
mess. With Hoftct ~ Society. Nothing is
,r,r,e Issi,sbls ~ s,'eb patients than
c.I. tt,.v
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

VNTArunEszrh isrses, and aees, lot ~
wv E.sii.h, Wrench and Ameriesn wssefse
tusps. .f ths mast ee,ehrstea sestersf
An mr sysas !. warranted 40 he AZ represented
,sheswire shsu ~ all times hald mysehf yes
pcnsible 10 return ,hs Money rsid ~, them.
fHka. getpMsNN.
Watehma kaf.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
moor SKIRTS,

n HAvEIust received = new supply Of Mvtsn's
il Hevp Rtif,s, made without stitch ~ Cl.sr
u sny sind aud The cnit shi,t the, vill not ecms
spsst. W, y. Phillips.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
HARNESS COLLARS &C.

A new new supply Of cart machinery
"A cart-saddles, hog skin collars blind
bridals dc. at
LARGUINR Il LANoUE'S
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

"rIIE Lord hath created m,dicines ont the
earth and he that 10 wise win not sbhor them
-IBsbie.
A FRESH supply OF Congress, seitrer and Ar
"A tssian Water-jast rsceived BY
JANIS nd. WI. BOGEL,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
MUsQUITO NETTING

iNkN, white and brown, bobinet, cotton,
IL Just received. at the
mays PEOPLES STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

NECTAR. I'D 4 WIN. BO0EL, would re-
IN spsctfuIIy notify ths ladies that tbey can
nov De supplied With The delicious ssstsr syrup,
by calling At their Soda Counter. iupslg
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
HgLMB0LD's EXTRACT BugHu
IL prepared directly see9 ding 10 the Rules If
PHARMAO. AND CHEMISTRY,
With The greatest accuracy snd Cheuiesi know
Legged and rs'e devoted IN lie continuation. See
Professor DEwE Vslushie works rr The pfse-
tee ~ rhysic snd n"sI ~ the late Standard
Works ~ Medicine.
prize VI per Bottle. ~, sic fpr a., delivered =.
snF address. accompanied hv 'slishle and resprn
sihs cer,iRcs,es from Professors ~ Medical Csi-
ieges. clergymen srd others.
Prepared and sold bv
u. r. HrLMnOtD.
rrsetleai and Analytical Chemist.
No. ~ South tDtb street, below fbess.t.
ASSEMBLY huiLpiNps. PiItLAs
Tis bad NJ ~ UrsgUies md fsais,s HrSuOb
ygi ~ United Suites. tpa,ias mi NE british no
.ftess
ri \ WIN nrgsi, wholesale and relsii Agents
nv ns,ur Rouge.
BEWARE OF COUNTHRpE.Ts.
Ask fst HEt MB0LUs-tsbe 20 other Cu,ss
Guaranteed Tfsbi ptno.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
CAST STEEL.

neTAeos. sqn-,e, oss, sua asrmsn steel
~ mars MONTAN a aATTAs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

JUsr HErEtyED.
A T BUgEL's DRUG sTOHE-A large
~ assortment of Fresh Garden Seeds
Artchoke,
Asparagus.
Beans, Bens rlsnt,
Beets. Cfess, Cucumber, Eggplant, Jeek
Lettuce. Parsley
Fees, Pepper. Radish.
spinaee, CsuliAewet. Cabbage,
Carrot. Celery, Corn. Melon, Mus
tsrd. Okrs, Onion, Satisfy Squash, Tprnip.
Fstsnip.
Tomato aud
Pumpkin. These
Seeds csn he relied on. and are warranted
fresh aud genuine, by
ootgl IN. ~ Wv. BDgEL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26

A correspondent of the New Haven Registsr, writing
from Barbados, makes the following sketch of negro
character which will apply to the negroes in this coun
try equally with the blacks in those Islands
The moral peculiartes Of the negro cannot escape
notice lie Is lOcle and patient; sensual and passion
a.. but mo-. reverEefI. kind and atectonate but not
from sense OF duty gratitude. He is cruel by nature
tvrsnuicg when authority has no yeneraon for Jaw,
5ut great respect for power is cringng and craven,
but at the same time without courage He loves me
nv and music, pleasures and pageant; is thoughtess,
-hriflgss imDroydcut but contened and happy There
Is sometimes torpdy and stupdity..sbout him but as
compared With Others 10 this climate, do not think him
law. For rough, hard work such would crush out
tbe life of any one else his will is reliable and his vali-
o. iuez hausti0'e Where can YOU find another human
being 30 tropical climate that will labor as cheeruy
and faithfully u the open field, twenty or tweny-tour
c.u,sa day
Physicians tell me that the negro of BarbadOes is not
As vigorous as before emancipation. He Is nov more or
less liable TO diseases which formerly uuknOwn-
rheumatism scr0.gi tubercuar phthisis aud other ca
Ghetto M ctons. They are too likely TO die when
sick This change OF constitution attributed 70 more
impoverished dict, ard greater prvatiOn generay-to
more exposure aud less regard for cleanliness aud pure
air Formerly seltuterest on the part OF the master
promptei him TO take care OF the lives and health Of his
slaves TO make liberal provision for the necessities and
some of the comforts of life; and to furnish medicine
and attendance in sickness. The law compelled him,
TOO 10 ,rnpor u decencv the AGED and Iurm and the
v then proved a surer reliance than charity, even
brotherhood and relationship now.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26
4. NJ BOLTON, Secretary.
RENIAM1N .rprnN sR

This venerable gentleman after long and painful Illness which
he bore with meekness and Christian submission TO hs Will OF God
died at Rockh his residence in the county Of Madison the
morning OF the 18th St ID 70 Long has lac been k7owD
respected aud loved the community amon whom he was born
lived and died Possessing by nature strong ana vigorous con-
suon, both body and mind In the early part Of his life he
gay and ACTIVE and fond OF the sports and Festivities Of life
bohood Of Burtons where born and sight OF which he
iivcd and died.
Being the only Of parents he fondy dotted upon by
them during heir long life by his dear sisters to whom ho
always Kind and attentive and 20 whom they looked their
guide protector Having given Liz hand and heart In mar
the ay Of his choice he commenced farming al Rock
his residence where for forty years. he has pursued the even tenor
ofh In the successful andhOnorabe aVocaon agriculture
Mt until he perhaps 80 years he brought by Divine
grace his undone AMI lost condition helpless sinner
before God His attention the ministry o the gospel long
patient before the hold OF his heart and brought
himself guilty before God His convictions
deep and ana when he found favor with God MS
river and his cheOune the waves OF the sea Having
been buried with Christ in bapsmhe Joined the Bptt Church at
Pleasant Grove where he remained active and useful member
to his death lie loved the house and people and worship God
Rarely his church and he delighted to talk with
his brethren Divine subjects
He died In the full Of glorious resurrection and bliss
fu INN oray eavug behind disconsoaie wife who for forty
the light his and glory his heart and two
with their wives and children and relations and friends
who his departure Long will they remember him and eak
his many Christian true Yirglnsn, polite
Christian gentleman Of the oden stamp his loss 70 the church. his
family and the community, will De long felt but dry tears
mourners, he has gone to his fathers house above:
No chilling winds, poisoasrs breath,
Can reach that hsarhiul sho e,
Sickness and sorrow pain and death,
Are felt and feared no more
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26
4 Telling Retort.

H. s. Lane, tee Republican candidate for Governor Of
Indiana made speech at Lawrenceburg, in that State
on Friday evening last in the of which.he said
aBat. gentlemen, YOU are told that Abolition
lists because We keep bad company Laushter) We as
o late with men who are AbOitiouists aud therefore
also are Aboi,iousts. Let Us test that We Adolf
orists because We associate with Chase Sumner and Ju
EIu Don't YOU remember when the Democrats elected
sumner over Wing nominee 20 the Senate OF the nited
States Don't YOU, in Indiana, remember when the
Democrats elected g. W. Julian over ;. W. Parker, as
robI. man as ever lived within the borders Of this
commonwealth These are material facts. If We are
Ab5ftou,, because honored 10y the association
of these men, will not the charge lie against the
Democracy few years ago.
But we are a0oiuousts also because are in favor
of the Wilmot Proyiso. l think | have heard Of that
thing some time ago. In lS4S-9-5O and 81 the Demo-
cratic Convention at Indianapolis passed the Wilmot Pro-
yo I'm As strong terms it possible pass it and in
1850 the Democratic Legislature passed recOmmenda-
ton 90 Congress instructions TO our Senators, and re-
rt TO- our representatives in Congress vote for the
D., .ru.ion of slavery In all the Mexican Territory. In
1851 Democratic Convention in Ohio passed the same
m e strongest possible terms and they repeated that
,Ia al ,i, successive State Conventions aud il /, the
STRONGEST r.coinneu datiOn for the WlmOt PrOy-o
made by any party.
Nov gentlemen, have shown YOU that our position
is reference with slavery where t exists but non
-erti1r everywhere else I'll shall not be able to show
Won the difference between nou-eXteusou and Abolition
ism am not DC 20 be your Governor or you are not ht
20 cast very integeu, vote in reference TO the matter
Much AughterI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26
REPORT or THe RoARp OF DIRECTOR5

va or the FEMALE HUMANE Ass0OIAT1ON.-1he associa-
on needs not 10 be reminded that this report should nave been
presented at the annual meeting the hrst MONDAY In ece
ber 1859 The weather day being nclement and con.
sequeny quorum being present. the meeting adjourned with
out rRnsactng business The officers Of the last year nave
therefore, continued to act to the present time
which your secretary had CONTROL prevented the prepare
ton Of the report In time meeting and consequently
she respectfully reports as follows
HOur board have nothing Of especial interest 10
The children have been generally attentive The Maon and as
senous fidelity The health Institution has been uniner
ruped-no epidemic tied inmates has death
occurred since the last report.
The board Of dsectrees regular their attendance on
the monthly meetings required by the constitution nave oeen
puncua in attending all meetings called by the Secretary or
other members Of the board
business brought before been the binding out Of
the children and receiving the Asylum In March,
by the late Mr. Sharpe Increase the number OF the children I'M
der cara FROM hnyhree hysx Seven children nave
been received and three bound slce January 1872 One s
attaining her majority In October preferred remaining the
Asylum, and has since that time been employed as
receiving salary for such du maroH assistant matron and
suffering from chronic disease make the number OF the
inmates Of me Asylum sixty
The for the 1859 have been sSl Is OF this
amount t6 20 paid for painting the house t9 6 carpen
tiers work tS' 90 for white washing s5 W part payment Tor dg
gng well.
very desirable object to which your board would call especial
attention s TO increase bscrpon list as TO render an
nua collections by the ladies connected with the ASSOCIATIONS u
To elect this end they would call upon e m'be
generally TO use every eXeron 10 increase the lists OF permanent
Snvsps which dOub. be done the attention OF The
public called 10 the especial manner They
would also respectfully remind subscribers that the ladies appoint
ed 10 Collect IN the several wsIds the city, VIII ~ ie" Jay
cir ecOns, will receive
dues and donations which liberia public may besow on this
Heavenborn Heaven blessed charity CHARITY twice blessed
1t blesseth him that gives, and him that takes"
The subscription Is ~ per
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26
What N-GOVernOr wise thinks OF the
Charleston Nomination.

Washington telcrrlphic correspondent OF the Phila
jephia Inquirer SAYS Governor Wise has been ez-
pressing his opinions without reserve as to the want OF
courage and consistency on the part OF the Admnisra-
ton lie remarked the other day, IN our hearing that
bis belief is IT Douglas receives the nomination Of the
Charleston Convention he will be defeated, and that
such u event will be the death and burial ofthe Democrat
ic Party. It was his opinion that Judge Mclean, If
nominated at Chicago aud Baltimore, would defeat
Douglas in Virginia and nearly every Southern State.
He thinks Hunter is not popular man enough, that
Breckenridge is not the proper man, and General Lane
no hsLLerr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26
The " clay, Fever in New orleans.

The New Orleans correspondent Of the Charleston
Mercury thusaliudes to the excitement among the people
of that city behao OF the memory of Henry Clay awak
ened by the recent Statue Inauguration "The people oil
the Crescent city evidently not accustomed, like the
Go'hlmites, to patriotism and professions The mon
stcr celebration, incident to the unwilling Of the Ola!
Statue last Thursday, has thrown them into fever heat
from which they have not yet begun to recover Clays
name is on eyerybOdy's tongue Clay badges, pinned
to eyerybOdys eOathppel, still autter in the breeze
Little urcbins, emuatiug the enthusiasm of their papaS
are still wrapt in admiration OF their Clay medals The
newspapers still discourse learnedy about the great
Comoner the poets have not vet ceased to chaunt his
praises while the critics aud connoisseurs, standing IN
knots around the monument in ecstacies because
they have something to eulogizs or carp at
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26

NEw ORLEANS, April 25.-The steamer Arizona hasar-
rived from the Brazos bringing Brownsville dates to the
10th.
It was rumorel that Cortinas was recognizing, and
it was also reported that he had recrossed the Rio
Grande,
severe drought reigned throughout Northern Next
co. and the cattle the plantations suffering for
water.
Adyices from Texas to the 10TH state that the Demo
craft, State Convention at San Jacino nominated Gen.
Houston for the Presidency.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-26
The tables chow The CONDITION OF he same department
of the first two Institutions the LIST April for Eve
The follosiog is a comparison Of the same Depart
Correspondence u tie Wig.
pNnIIsU TOBACCO MARKFT5

Losroy April sdThe general aspect Of The London Tobacco
market remains the noticed In Circular OF the
LIST uohe tendency then reported has undergone
that actual sales be traced require
decided reduction from last quotations The To-
800 hds during the month
owing confidence the part Of Home trade buy
limiting their actions quite much as when
prices considerably higher the proportion OF Western stem
what holders reasonably anticipated after
nucement held out by further eonces
price chiefly the lighter and coloy qualities
attracted attention. account OF their gre e scare
In the Import whilst Of short usgy strips on the oer hand
all that be said Is that they positively unsaab ana
therefore Of nominal value
The Of Virginia Leaf and Strips now much narrow
the sales have been moderate SCALE whilst Ma
ryans and Kentucky found buyers the eH en OF about
800 hhds OF stock has become Increased by the ar
rival cargoes quality suitable only for expectation
Much interest felt the present time In the w, stern stem
ming operations from whence years supply strips Is De
obtained and especially what extent the high cost OF ea
and Encouragement from this SIDE have tended to bring II
below the that have prevailed here IL would seem as
The solution u this question required before stability OF
prices attained seeing amply the markets already
supplied and how slowly the stocks In the Importers hands be-
come diminished
LERPJoL April 4The demand for Tobacco In the market wa,
mie IN the half the month"; and the sales would
shown proportion but for recent visits from dealers who
supply Scotland whose purchases the total sales
the month found about 1870 hhds OF all sos