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COrOners' InQsle yts.

SrIcIDE BY TAKING orrrM.An inquest held yester
terday by Coroner Jackman, At No 65 Water street,
upon the body Of Catharne Brown native Of Scotland,
aged thrtytwo years. who committed suicide by taking
opium. Deceased, 1t appeared, had a quarrel with her
mother which SO affected her that she determined to
destroy herself rather than endure the repetition OF such
domestic Accordingly, on Thursday evening she
purchased quantity of opium at neighboripg druggists
and after parskiDg Of the informed friend OF her
that she would be dead in few hours from the effects of
the medicine. AS deceased had often threatened to
nit suicide before attention paid 10 what she said
and the truth OF deceaseds assertion became evident
that physician was called in to attend to the dying
woman. All medical skill proved Of little avail, how
mnistaton OF the poison The jury rendered verdict
In accordance with the above facts.
Corr ps Soran Jacob Deiteh, porter in the store
No ll3 Greenwich street, prceraed by the
sive heat Thursday evening, and died the same night
inquest upon the body yesterday.
Daniel McKeon, hborer, while at work at the corner
Of Third and Thirty eighth street. excavstng for
q cellar also overpowered by the heat and died q
few hours after being removed to his residence No $50
Third avenue. Coroner Gamble held an Inquest.
Found DsowSEs Coroner OKeefe held inquest Mt
the Of whitehall street, upon the body Of unknown
man about thirty i've years Of age, apparently abores
who found floating in the water oil Governors Island
The jury rendered verdict fsupposed drowning and
the body was hcreupou sent 70 Bellevue
Hospital Tor idenfiicaton
FATAL ACCIDENT IN BRoApwAY.-Thomas Reilley, q M
tive Of Ireland aged nineteen years, died at the New
York Hospital yesterday from the effects Of injuries acci
deutay received on Tuesday afternoon by falling from
the fourth OF the No. 443 Broadway Deceased
appeared was removing some goods from the steam ee
yator when tho rope OF the machine gave way and de
ceased fell with the v.cva. U the s' noor Inc jurl
in rendering verdict took occasion TO csasure me ma
ChnAt for cuabc careessness in not having the rope
the elevator OF sufficient strength
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Personal Intelligene

ECrDOmol
Mr. A. Tamberlick len yesterday morning FOR Canada,
on geological Investigations
Elk Mayor Conrad, OF Philadelphs; c. vibbard, Esq,
Superintendent Of the New York Central Rairoad Dean
Albany, are stopping ut the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
r. NJ Reach, Esq, OF South Carolina; Lieut.. c. Hpss
Of The United States Army '; W. smith, Esq ,na f1my
ESQ Of Virginia stopping At the Fsh Avenue HOTEL
coloue, cnm Robins, Of New Orleans, Is stopping at
the 81. Denis HOTEL
Hon Arson Buringame, Of Massachusetts; r Douglas,
both Of the United States Navy and ~ Munroe Esq., Of
Georgia, are stopping At the Astor House.
General p. ". sirader, OF Cincinnati; W. l. oBrien
James cemsns, Fq and family, OF 81. Euis, and O. L.
Bright, Eco of New Orleans, are stopping at the Metro
politan Hotel
Thomas Fitzgerald, ESQ, and family, Of Phadelpbia;
C. G. Hubbard Esq and party OF Virginia; l. p BAyen,
Fac; Of baltimore; = Bas,srwo.th, ~ o. M;.sppi;
wosS @ U q ss sas No. Hou a and lady,
wv. Farwili, Esq and family, Of Chicago Y. Kinds,
nq, Of Dubuque r. g. saunders, Esq, and lady, and W.
I Boyd, Isq, and lady, all q Aisbama; Rev W De
Starr Esq beth Of Baltimore are stopping al the Eve
rett House.
O. Tassara, spansh Minister to the United States N
del Pado secretary OF the Spanish legation q Zeearra,
Peruvian Minister 70 the United states Pedro p ORTIZ,
Secretary Of the Peruvian legation Bl,ndel Van Cue
ell Ese., and Arthur BanS, Esq, both Of England W Ho
ner, Esq., Of virginia; Leonard Esg and family,
q S1s%s pa Albany swim
Of 81 Thomas West Indies are stopping at the Clarendon
Hotel.
The editor Of the Cincinnati (ohIo) 7i>s recently vi
sitsd Solomon Papgborn Of Rising sun Indiana who says
he born in the city Of New York small town OF ave
six hundred house., In 112j He consequently l35
years old
The Hon Jacob Thompson, Secretary OF the Interior,
with Mira Thompson after absence OF two weeka at
Old Point Comfort, returned 10 Washington the 9Th
Inst The Secretary much improved In health, and
viii at once resume the duties Of his Office.
George Douglass Esq, and family, OF this city, are
passing she summer at S. Anthony, Minnesota.
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Political Intelltgence.


koRu CARolNA-,John W. Ellis, democrat, Ia elected
Governor OF North Carolina by majority Of about four
thousand. This Is democratic loss Of twelve thou
sand votes since 1863
Tux NEWSPAPER BEr.-we have already stated that tho
propretors Of the Union (democratc) and Republican
Qncoln), At La Crosse, Wis, have made betthe for
mer wagering the Onion Office valued at $500, against
the RTublican Office valued at the sum, that Dou
gas will carry the States Of Illinois and wisconsin The
Onion says
The necessary papers have been placed In the hands Of
the result Of the election In November next IfDougas
carries Illinois and Wisconsin win the bet he does
not carry both States we lose we are beaten We are
not will not Affect the publication OF the paper or It's
continuance We do not claim to be betting man, but
we wanted to make IS 500 this fall and knew OF no easier
way TO do II. We made the bet ~ We would make one
for the oystersconhdent and than CONFIDENT that
o oaa states w g Tor Douglas tine ShG.Ss s yv
should win every one.
soaoorxAnm WANTED AMONG DouoLAsnEs.-At q
Douglas procession In ST. Joseph, No. ransparencies and
banners were exhibited with the following notices.;
For President A. 6. Duglas"-s Nigism for Lincoln
Deth 70 Isimsu
CHANCE USIoS.-The Chicago Democrat says:-That
Mr. Douglas has receded from his hostility Breckenridge
against Lincoln, and that he II his duty 10
unite with any and all for the defeat of Lincoln.
MORE BLACK REPUBLICAN Polls IN vIRGIuA.-The black
republicans have raised Lincoln pole in Wheeling Va,
and the Wheeling Inteli9er says another soon to
be raised There disturbance at the raising"
WITHDRAWAL OF SAN HorroS-The Houston Texas)
Telegraph says hat Gen. Houston will doubtless withdraw
from the presidential after the August election 1t
thinks that most Of his supporters will for Breckenridge,
several Of the most influential papers in his favor have
come out for him.
ISDASA-Cassius NJ Clay is busy canvassing the State
OF Indiana for the black republicans.
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Clty Intelligence.

HoaoR 10 wsox HONOR Is Dux.-The person who 50
calamity rescued the little girl Mics Doubleday, from
dfownDe she Wall street terry, thursday, II the
risk of his Ic and modesy refused 70 give his name,
We understand hand pilot boat, young Ishman,
named James Rash Mr. Rash board the pilot boa
Collins when abe Lost OF Fire Island In the winter
1885, and the only saved, after clnging 10 the
matches for thirty six hours In rescung the child on
Thursday evening he had q very narrow escape from
DEATH consequence Of the strong tide running at the
time when he jumped overheard.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1860.

news upon the subject scarcely unless when OF them
gives reprint Of your special which the
HERALD laid before the New Workers. nearly week previ
lousiy Many OF the Quebec danes anticipate small
pleasure from the Princes ball they choose Designate
IT, and every lady you meet is determined to be there,
somehow or other
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Drawings OF the Delaware state L0tts-
nea--W0OB, EDDY CO., Managers Of the
pnMAwAR. E5EruoxT AND Nssoym a STAT. Lo "a ssg
D.lAwARr-CLAss No. $50. AUGUST TO- 1890.
81, 81, Is, SO, 81, is, l5, 70, 3S, SO, 20, A. "a.
Circulars sent free q charge by addressing either to
WOOD EDDY CO., Wilmington Delaware
Or 70 WOOD EDDY CO.. ST. Louis, Missouri.
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nlArried.

CAIKN-CtLm.-In williamsburg, on Tuesday, July 3,
by the Rev. Peters, ADRIAN r. CALKS 10 AMANDA NJ.
CLAIR, both OF this city.
LAsozA-CHA rSoEy AT Brooklyn, N. Y, on Sunday,
August s, by the Rev. Thomas Stephenson, CuAKx w.
LRozA Of Brooklyn, ~ y TO KArs CnArScxr, daughter
OF John Chauncey farmer formerly Of Brooklyn NJ Y.
Baltimore and New Orleans papers please copy.
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Brooklyn City News.

SUICIDE An old named John Walton, residing at
No 81 Green lane committed suicide Thursday night
by taking doee Of iaudanum he TO leave the
house the evening previous with empty vial and re-
turn with something H. and was ascertained that he
bad bought sixpencc worth Of audanum at drug store
In York street. The deceased found dead In bed by
bis son, who came be about midnight The cause is
said TO be domestic difficulties. An inquest held by
Coroner Horton, and verdict u Suicide was rendered
Stefnvvay q sons
ysara warerooms g ana - walker srsst
Berrfng's Patent Cham pion Fire and
burglar proof sAfss Isl Broadway corner q Aarrsy street,
jesse e. Cobner's NoiseIess Light Rum
"e .''' No ga BroaiwsY, New York.
wheeler q wilson's sewing Machines.
Grover 4 Bakers Celebrated Nsissless
way. New Yoss, ssd ia fulton street, BrooiiSn.~
The Beet M.nrf.csnrisg and Family
way.
Finkie d Lyon Sewing Machine CONF
panyA machines warranted 10 give better Satisfaction thaa
ssy shsr, n as market OF money refunded Agents wanted
DIR. j. Bovee Dods, Imperial Wine Bitters
are such universal demand that they should be kept In
grocery aud BARRON In The city Depot rs
Or. Marsh Continues 70 Apply His Radi.
SernA o. rupture. MARSH CO. No zfesey arees, NJ.
------
Brrry's Trfcopherous II the Best and
cheapest article for dressing besutfyinG curing cleansing
prose rvine and s0ing The hair LAdes Try Sold by ~
druRxtsa
Batchelor's Hair Dye II the Best I'm the
world Made poid and applied n appropriate private rooms
ut the via factory. 10 Bond street
Crfssadorc's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pees the best IN the world wholesale and retail and The dye
privately appued- No 6Asor House
CIfr.hurh's Iiiusive wig.-A Novelty.
Partin anable no turning MP behind 70 Broadway
beautiful C0mplexfon.-Latrd's Liquid
Pear achieved eelebvi,y having equal foe besuu
flying k11 preserving The skin. - broadway.
----------
Consumpttves, Dyspeptics and all who
suffer from Debility Nervousness o. Plies can easily be cured
with Dr. J. Bosec Dods impsfa Vine BnerA Depot ~ WI.
Lam street.
Genuine Russian vapor Bath-e9 East
Twenty seventh street. near Youth avenue; open daily
THO. GEBEKE.
Those Fatal shafts of Death, scariattna
smallpox causing fearful havoc many family
Gle But where HOTLOWAYS Pulls and Ointment have been
used the ue sufferers have invariably been sasched from
untm ely grave
Cholera, Choltc, Wind, spasm.
Tfflf
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Brill & Baning's Portrait Gallery.
04 Chatham square.
First class Photographs In water coors India Ink o.
Paintings, DAguerreotypes and Ivorytypes
Plain Photograph 81.
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Drawtngs OF France, Broadbcnts & Co.'s
Delaware Lottoroa:-
suSssx COUNTY, CLASS 100, AuGusr TO- 1850.
II, IL, 80, IL, Z, 81, 20, 8. 81, 81, Is, SO.
CoHsoIIpArED LorrsRY. CLASS l37. AUGUST 10, 1860.
So, Is, 81, II, 3S, IS, ID, So, 49, ~ IL, 50, 4s.
FRANCE BROADBENTS 4 90,
Managers, Wilmington Delaware
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These sneetors are hecrnug aarmlnrly frequent Rut
have tie security snd relief -Four sir Of Bran.
drehs Pfs should re swallowed and repeated required.
This wili gsecaae shai the
fct our health improved. and hlood purified.
fof 2p Csra No Uuiou SQUARE aad b. al
aesler~ Price y eenN, VIII aSeSN9aa
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Brooklyn Photographs.-Wiuia
Miniatures Cabnes Impcras and Life Size Two forty nine
Gao, Fulton street.
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eurnsy's Gallery,
7W BROADWAY.
Photograph. Ivorytypes.
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CHATHAM In Brooklyn, N. Y, on Friday, August TO-
the wife Of Winfield Scott Chapman OF daughter.
ST. Louis, Missouri and Georgetown, Kentucky, papers
please Copy.
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Ladies', Don't go I'm the Country with
supply OF Boos and shoes for yourselves and
children. Patronize MILLER a CO., 357 Canal street.
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"a Card Photographs taken from Life
for 81. Rvery picture good likeness, at HOLMES. 3s5
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Seasonable and Fashion a bic c ASSUME res
COATINGs, yEsTINGs and TAlL0ks GOODS generally
for sale by SULLIVAN RANDOLPH BUDD,
80, 50 81 and IS Park place,
successors 10 Wilson q. Hunt Go.
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shfrtss Shirtsy! SIX for %.
Made from the best Wamsutta and twist muslin.
Depot LOG Chatham street, corner OF Pearl.
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Royal Havana L0ttery.-Nos. $1,000,
5o7 00lO 1867 q 236 drew the five Capital Prizes in the
drawing July w. 1860 Circulars free of expense. by
addressing Don Rodriguez Of city Post oce Charleston
South Carolina.
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The drawings for this lottery August incorrectly
printed the error being yposraphica and not with the
5" instead Of 6Or and the FIRST number Class 05 should
have been "2l, 4" instead OF "S3."
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Green's Shtrts.-Fft guaranteed, Styles
needle made not by machine. Removed 70 No Astor
House, Barclay street.
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Fancy Cutlery-Embraoing . Large
variety Of Specimens Pen aud Pocket Knives Of the most
and beautiful patterns of which have been
before imported for sale by g. SAUNDERS No Aston
House, Broadway.
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The Political CsmPsfgn-Baore Curious
Phenomens-Cruise Of the YSeht squad
ron-Movements OF the Prince or Wales
The Latest Nsws-Market Reports, &c.
The wuuE HsxAID, for the present week, win DO
ready eleven O'Clock this morning In its pages will
be found Reports Of the Proceedings OF the New York
Breckenridge State Convention, with the names Of its
Nominees-of the Vermont Breckinridge State Conven
ton, and Of the New Jersey Republican Convention Re
turns OF the Recent State Elections Descriptions OF the
great Southern Meteor different places and Of
the small Meteor seen in New York and Long Island
Monday night last; Graphic Account of the Summer
Cruise OF the New York Yacht Squadron; The Movements
Of the Prince OF Wales among the Canadians The Latest
News from Europe, Mexico, Cuba, California, China,
Japan, &C.; An Account Of the Manner In which the
vstcrs enjoyed themselves who visited the Great Eastern
at Annapolis; Editorials Prominent Topics; Reports
Of the Cattle, Provision and Money Markets. all in.
terestng OF the preceding week. received by tele
graph otherwise. Single copies, in wrappers be
had at the counter Of the Office Of Fulton and
sau streets. Price six cents.
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Cholera. ChoIsc. wind. spa.m.

and smallpox causing fearful havoc many family
Gle But where HOLTOwAy'S Pulls aud Ointment have been
used the little sufferers have invariably been saaehed from
an untneiy grave.
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Genuine Russtan yapor Bath-G7 East
Twenty seventh street. near Youth avenue ogcn daily
THEo. 9EBEkE.
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beautiful Complexion.--Lstrd's Liquid
Pear achieved eeebry having equal foe beauu
flying Aac preserving the skin. 80 broadway.
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Consumptives, Dyspeptics and all who
suffer from Debility Piles easily cured
with Dr j. Boseo Dods impaA Vine Briera Depos Is WI.
sfrp
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Steinway q sons
ov.uns grand and sgrs rsnss are 1890 Tor ave
yeAxa W1eropms ~ ana u v sAxer areeS
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated Nsiseless
Sewing Machtnea the best family sewing s6 Broak
way. New York, and ia FULTON street Brookyn.
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CIfrehurh's Hiusive Wig.--A Novelty.
Parnes ialnabe. no turning behind. 40 Broadway
A
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Crfssadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pees the best IN the world wholesale and retail and The Ore
auulled No q Asnr Honaa.
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Berrfng's Patent Champfon Fire and
burglar proof safss Isl Broadway d karrSy street,
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Batchelor's Hair Dye II the Best I'm the
world Made sold and applied 10 appropriate private rooms
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jesse &. Cobner's NoiseIess Light Rum
ming shuttle Sewing Machines are unsurpassed.
No. 577 Broatwsy New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-11

All the right title and interest Of the city of New Orleans &C.
ousd from the estate q John Mconogh, without any
cxnress swamp fronting partly the Bayou Baratar and
av nm the boundary line of the Gazela plantation and
iar fepth Of arnets, and designated plan drawn by
nis pitt City Surveyor, the dimensions being taken from
nan by VIM j. Mccullough, United States Surveyor
I Is lot No. Is.
SEVEN TRACTS OF LAND on the right side az the Misss
, r,.et designated by the Nos H. a. 5 L. IL Is ~ on
nlan drawn by Louis H. pill City Surveyor The dimensions
being taken from plan by Wm d. Meouioug United Sates
surveyor General ms foiie%s'
et No 10 contains 100 arpents, irregular
forn bounded north and west by lands now belonging TO L. Mil
lauon by tracts No. i2Gnd W On parallel e with Gna
ntr..an and south by bayou Ouncia and ract No. IA.
r, NJ IA contains about $50 aen'k, and Irregular
sm hounded by lands formerly the property of j. b. De
i;ry west by lands now belonging to IL siauo north by
Inc parallel win tue SCUM ' a' ees' w 'he bayou
Ouacha or Barataria
react No is contains about 1000 nrpenis and il bounded
North Nv tract L. line perpendicular to the canal At the
w fronting The river Mississippi south by the river
(uacha ara east by tract No To- and west by tract No.
IA IN a line parallel with Canal Destrchan
No l contains about so arpents and Is bounded west
rar No l5 north by tract No IL line perpendicular TO
~ nsa IN continuation of the line of division between
No IL and ID east by tract ha y On ne parallel win Inc
T No II contains 0arpents and bounded south
M is north by the line of tracts Nos l. s. land
sst by iact No T. and by the river ouacha Bara
tHra and tract No. 10.
No Is contains about arpcnts, and Is bounded
y, aets No Is and IT, and the other sides by the river
Y GuaeAa or Bhfattrla
et Ma 10 canains 100 arpents, and is bounded
~ nnb and west by the lands of T. Gardere the south by
i1a, uara or Baraari, and lots Nos. II and H. and
h s hg lands formerly belonging 10 the community of
the ufsulines Convent.
Attract OF LAND, in the District of Raraaria, the
non ninoni about is atgucs from lie city Of New Orleans,
,sas,ring me tongues, less, in font on s bayou Ply
aa - ce ar4ns and being efHn island bounded by
Bsyea dupont the Rgalets, Bayoust Dsns and Small Lake
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Leg 7n.llui

Tie several sections and parts Of sections land above
,cbed are all contiguous, md together would form valuable
rnr nIauatioi argsr portion Of The land is high
reptibe of cultivation. About is cleared and
there exists the land small dwelling and
i,n,,ses The timber on the said tractis valuable.
TRACT OF LAND in the Barataria District on the left
bank the Bayou aratara designated Lot No & escp.
inn No g. on plan drawn by William j. Mccullough.
Inied States Surveyor General consisting praes and eS
tending from the Bayou dc la Concession dc Ia
ere measuring about 81 nrens 'front.' the Bayou araiara
Nv about 20 arpents in depth.
large portion Of TINS ifst If covered By superior claims and
CURED the estnte of John McDoogh will be sold with
sut any warranty whatever.
TTWO TRACTS OF LAND In the Baratara District and
designated according ton plan drawn by Louis H. Pile City
he dimensions being taken from plan VIM j. Mc(ul.
,ss,,h Iinited States follows
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Tons les oits tires inare vile de In Nouyele Or
leans ac,us de IN pogratd de John McIonogh gnan
de hois cypress faisant pre Bayou l,
ratara pnrtic fond dc In iigne de ie plantation
Caze ct esurant ensemble les deux faces environ 26
penis proondcrr fraglere do 20apen disigns
plan drssS6 par Louis H. Plie, dc III VILE
nensiois Giant prise dun plan de VIM Mccullough voyer
general DIES Etats unis, CONNIE lot No ID.
SEPT MoRGEAUX DE TERRE sur lie COLI droit du fenve
Mississippi dasgnts r les Nus l H. 5 6 IL Is Ell 49,
Giant prise dun pnn dc VIM j. Mccullough yoyer GENERAL DIES
Etats unis. cpmIne suit 8a@#
LIE No fS contenant environ 100 nrpents ct une
forme rrtguiee bone nard par erre raine
nat appartenant L. Mandon est les Nos IL
l5 gne paralelc avec lie canal nestreha
Bayou Snaeha ct e moroccan No H.
lie No II environ i0 arpents ct est dune
0rme regniiere horne sud les crre eefant III
pria De u y de Gruy Quest par les antcn arpae
nant Il iianlon, nor par nne iEne paraee la ne sud
ct est par ie Bayou Ouncha on Barataria.
No environ 1000 arpens ct est borns
an nori par IL moroccan No Il fne perecnae
canal ien de In distance de In Onaea an fond dies
morceauN iasant face enYe Mississippi par rviere
Ouaca en- Baratara est lie No IT, par e
Nc Ii parallele e canal Desrehan
sud lie No 10 a i,e tu fond dos nor
ceanx Nos Act onest lie No p ct est par
Ia riviere euaeha on Baataria ct lie moroccan No ls
lie environ $50 arpents ct est borne nm
les Nos 10 autres eots mar In
riyiere Ouacha gu Barataria.
Ie No 10 contenan environ 100 arpen ct est bornd
au nord ct oest par les tcres de t. arere Bayou
0uaeha BafHiara ct les lots Nos II Is ei Pest par les
ferries matenant cdevan HpparenHnt In du
Convent DIES Urxnline5
UN MoRGEAU DE TERRE dams lie District Bnratnria s,r
lie Gyon Dupont iaus la vile de In Nnyel Or
leans mesuran ieus pins mnas face M lit hayo par
prooHdeur de arents parlc Dune isle borne nnr
uayop Dupont, les lgoes Bayou 81 pens e le fcit Lac
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Fnos pIkris pEAs.-A dispatch Of the 5ta from

FRoa pIkk's PEAK.-A dispatch of the 5th from
Leavenwofth says:
The pixies Peak Express which lefs Denvir City
December 2sth has arrived here, bringing $1,000
worth OF gold dust.
Much dissatisfaction existed with regard to the
Provisional Government recently organized, and
il WAS generally regarded as a failure. Attempts
Ia collect the taxes levied by the legislature were
unsuccessful in the mining districts, and general
want Of confidence in the adequate power and pro-
lection Of the government was felt.
The people look to q speedy organization Of the
Territory by Congress as indispensable. -ss
Mining continued on limited scale 10 the inter
walls of warm weather. Building was rapidly pro-
crossing IN Denver City, bnt there was d great
scarcity of materials