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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-09
CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.

i. The IRREPREssIBLE CONFLICT: Gov SEwAiSD
fsmou, Rochester Speech Of 1885, bound up with CHARLIE
OCosohs Union Meeting SpeechDec. 49, s9-arsuing thai
Negro Slavery Il essentially radically jrss and humane To
which added brief opinions Of many eminent tbs
subject thus discussed
III. THE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DIsUSroS:
Speech Of HENRY WILSON Of Mas-n Sesee jan rs, 1860
show by sopous citations that the leading Democratic orators
and politicians fully resolved destroy the Union when
they no longer rule Il.
iii. THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS: Coz. Stewards
great Speechin Senate, Feb 49, l-summn mp the poiti
cal issues Of the dsy.
". NATIONAL PoLTTIcs: Speech Of ABRAHAM
LNooLs of Illinois,, the Cooper Institute New Y F,b 81
ls6erplainng and defending the position aud vewof & Re-
publican party the sRct Of Slavery To which added the
Hon. JAMES X. DooLITrLKs yindicacn of the Repabs oil
Wisconsin fsom the cIsrsy Of Nnlihcsiion.
v. LAND FOR THE LASDLEss: The Hon. GAZE
A. Grows Speech-in the House Feb 49, 860in expof
ton and advocacy the Republican policy Of granting tho Pub
lie Lands in limited acs 10 actual setts for the bare cost Of
survey and sale
Each of the above is printed fair type and good
paper, forming large octave double-coumn tract Of
sixteen pages. They sold in quantities of One
Thousand Tor rent per copy; and the Thou
sand may be made up from the list above given in such
quantities Of each the buyer may desire. In smaller
quantities. 81 % per hundred 2jc. per dozen; singly,
cents.
IN GERMAN
l. Gov Stewards late Speech the Admission Of Kansas
H. Land for the Lande-.: The Hon Gausha A Crows
Speech.
III. National Politics: Abraham Iincon's Speech.
w. The Iuepressibe Conflict: Gov. Stewards Rochester
Speech.
State Rights and Supreme Court Hon. James DoOittles
Speech
" The Democratic Leaders for Disunion: Hon Henry VII
son's Speech.
VI The Bsrba m Of Slavery: HOu Lovejoys Speech
Of ali Speeches q single
42 per lOo us Per O If 10y ms cen, each in adj
dtion be to pay the postage.
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-. but the market for other descriptions Il
GUY hss prevnhd 6ss bses Havana st s7al2e "a
sS We :, IL y Somp obses YGs private ssrms
slower uncef - 6mos. Bsncs u quiet Il Sale
es.h rss s ~. limited request; sales Of 800
ocre, "a ~ 90 nos e., An Is heavy s.les Of 12ooo
Westem at SC, ADD 5000 crime He'm rendered at &C.
cash. A.. $1,000 s.t.
saes Of 200 bbls. at 2llc 4 ..a.I 80.
WHALEFOOTS moderate r,4uess q ''oaoJ pr W.
sales Of 10 900 n Bleached. ~ &C., cash =,
dull aud heavy
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MARINlE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......Ji
Cleared.

Steamship Mutguzss Lesegang Maenzas, Glagow Thorn
son Liuerpool J. g. Dale KeEneDec johnson, Philadelphia
|. Perkins.
Ship-Ks;e Prince Gcuh LeTreux Simmons, Chase Co.
Dark-Apn Angusl lRrl Loyct Glasgow, Boyd Hscken
Theresa toteI M,rac5bo and st. Thomas Maitland Phelps
Go.
Jtc L. Beck d. Petition (Meck Ness Cork aud market
funcho & Menck"; Tana l9El' MoGregor Picto1 Mahdl
Poet & Smell -
Schoorers- fc Cease Boston, A. Hoycs; Dingo Davis
Baltimore 10 sster Almeds Cartwright Baltimore. d. H. De
Wolfe: Sea Witch. Wicker st Kits Adeline, Fownsend
Charleston, d. {. Murray
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In sesrip Afried fran Lirepooi-F. Cunningham lady
three eli Mn Founan Miss Price Miss Roo<
er Mrs Ballsutine Mrs Smith r. r. Bsllsntne B Nichols
G. Alr ladv and two children; w j. Carter two children and
maid W Btehanar Il. Woodhesd Rev. II: Gray, Buitery
A. Way A. Griffin Mr. Calder Mr. shurook BIRD DaaIige
r. David Mater David j. Young Young A. G BaSeT Lieut.
A. Meescl C. b. Caldwell q. Owens Magee w Shaw and IA
dy C. H. Meade NJ Mortimer j. w Joslyn, J. +. Orme X
smith J. HsiRht H. and Bro Laourcade Carpenter Mlndiot
Clab Be.be Gibbs Snthers. Gswney. Randall j. ID Crow
ell D. FenIan and p Buceanans msnservant Miss j. vi
ING y smith Rev Mr. Burgess Negrstd r. Morris Purdy
Uitcbus Kinber and lady u. h. Paul, Ferguson
Ia brio Daniel Iuniry from 81 John, p. RJas O. Reid
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siSIATuKE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rses 428 Ses......... 1923 Mocn-Res. IL 2.
HIGH wfTER
Sandy Hook. II 20 Gov Isl .2;zS Hel-1a;e I;ii
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Receipts Of Produce.
Tbtai BY az Rosfss June a-lx3 bbla Flo.y %do Corn
Meal 10 lbs bush Wheat SODA do Corn l3646 ye t''
do. Ryo.0 Pksa LGd $40 do. Wh:.ky. 94 bag on NsAe.
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Coneols since the 18Th inst. /:


The amount Of notes in circulation IL Ell 223,29O,
being decrease of E3Sl us; and the stock Of bullion
in both departments is fl5s4, 1876. showing an in
crease of G3l6S45 when compared with the preceding
return.
The london Times (city article), May %, says:
The Bank England have to-day lowered their rae Of dis
count on ~ cent OF which was fixed fortnight back to
~ cent.
The measure considered certain and il has therefore
exercised appecabe Influence the funds According
tie appearance Of The foreign exchanges there little prospect
that will be followed by speedy reaction Indeed the
liabilities lie rather n the direction Of increased the Po
csps from being widely dused in trading operations but also
render Il difficult for Russian Austrian other foreign loans
contracted IN the London market At present @ stock OF
bullion held by the bsnk about half between the highest
when the rate Of discount was q cent the total Sl64o
COO decline of about G2o0o0O then gradually took place.
ard there has since bees a recovery TO els, 10000
The interest deposits at the joint stock banks has been
duced uniform rate Of Y cent except al the London aud
Westminster where y cent Is allowed only Of 800
and ard and y cent below that amount The dis
count houses have lowered their terms to cent for money
call and ~ with few days notice
lie Paris Bouse abundant that scarcely
interest be obtsnd for loans Government securities In
Lesser deee the feaiure is observable on near
ly all the Continental Bourses"
OF The Grain trade, The liverpool Times of May
26 saye:
1.-THE continuance of mot favorable weather falls produce
depressing effect the Grain trade far at least
R1d wheat in which good business has been done at the
ynca during the week and supplies in most AL
hsnced az T. quarter compared with the quotations Of a
week The trade herr has ruled firm for wheat and -four and
fair transactions has taken place in the former at prices
the chiefly for consumption while in other articles
for the ended 18th lust 59250 quarters being l0l
quarters less than that Of the preceding week.
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PasseuQers Sailed
Passengers Arrived

In bark Tercsa 10, ST. Thona,, ~ L-Mr and Mrs. 10
LYNCH Mr.. and Mrs HolfoTd, child and servant.
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narsets--oUrpuI1r REPORTED ,os TUE n 2 Ta.sgs.

NRW-1Okk CLAssff1CATtoS.
lfplsnds. Florida III,
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This apparent decrease results from the charges Tor
two months of connecting roads being deducted at this
time instead of one The business of the month itself
shows gain over last year of SS27 GO. The receipts
and 6, penses for the first eight months Of the fiscal year
fO..at.. o.. Iunal stand AZ follows
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Ar Uome.-Prof FOWLER, Practical Phreno,dS, 70
nav al his pr ate rooms 308 Broadway where he M wA
on those VINO nay wish for his services The prarcs uses a
Phrenoogy Toteach how TO bring all parts oil u y"s
functions and ofeach separate organ TO enab, Us
Govern each faculty end propensity. BY combining hese, u
nshes az 10 Know and to account for ech
i've thought and scientific principles And iuhes-
more n enabs us 20 indicate with great exactnes ID profes
Son occupation calling" in life in which each psoH mag
best succeed $500. :. 81, ,,,.. NJ 49,
Broadway Newly ork Have full written descriptions hen yea
can II win your CHEST Interests as prsces suio
through life.
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Books for subssrton Capital Stock Of 00o shares
OF each the American Geological and botanical socety.
will be opened aONDAi Juse at the ctce Of re Trsas
Of DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co. corner Pine and Na.ssass..
.ept viii be REQUIRED in cash tses to be paid 10 the Tree
He' VIA s' WILSON @. HUNT,
WATTS SHERMAN
ROREKT z. STJABT
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The special Committee appslnted By the Board a
cnrren 10 Affairs Of the Oe OF the Aor
ney to the Corporation desire ell parties who fsye oceo nne
for violation or Corporation Ordinances since ne m asy
Isnnsrv last 10 present their receipts to B. MArhEW
Clerk 70 Committee Room No s. City Hall as their sArs<
cnnysrieoce 10 permit copy be taken Of the same
"' - ALEXANDER L. SHAW, } sr>cil
S9hR ESQ., c. fPrNcKNEY, }eOm"i'sD'.
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Religions Notices.

Animal Serfn0n,-The Rev. n. MATTISON viii preach
at Union Chapel of Bros6uay aud Sshs, TO-MOR
ROW at i03 snd at u The Evening ds-ourse VIII
be appropriate TO the Second Anniversary Of the Opening Of
Chapel Seats fee and strangers and the public rssde
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

Capt Homewood, of the ship Gallego, from Rio
de Janeiro 9th ult reports having left the follow
ing vessels in port; Ship Yorick, Soule, from New
York bound to Chineha, to sail in few days; ship
Ocean Ranger, Knowles, from Newcastle boundto
New Orleans, to sail in o few days. ship lonian,
Wade, from Liverpool, dscharging; ship John G.
Richardson Lewis, from Cardiff discharging; ship
Monmouth, Doane, from Newport, discharging !;
ship Pelican State, Morse, from Cardiff, discharg-
ing; ship Europa, Reed, from Newport, diseharg-
ing; ship Martin Luther, Nichols, from Cardiff,
discharging bark Parana, Lowell from New
York, to sail for New York on the sth August
bark Henrietta, Brown, from Baltimore bound to
Baltimore, waiting bark Adelaide Pendergast
White, from Baltimore, waiting; bark Jas Briant
Lavett, from Newcastle bound to East India, dis
charging bark Trieste, sewali, from Philadelphia,
discharging bark Grace Hammond, Molony, from
Newport bound to New Orleans, discharging
bark virginian, Lowry, from Baltimore, waiting
bark Priscilla, Newton, from Shields, diseharging
bark John Derham, Grey, from Auterpia, on 9th
August; barkentine Hannibal, Kline, from Gibral
tar, dseharging; brig Monticello, Hopkins, from
Baltimore, waiting brig Stella, Lilly, from Per
nambuco, waiting; brig s. G. Adams, Drisks, from
Cape Verde, discharging; schr Darling, Perceyal
from New York, discharging.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
Recel,,ts OF Protl,,ene.

PTTTsBURG- Per steamer Era No o. 10 bbls
apples kouns Bros 265 do B Pignioio &eo-4T
do LOG bbls -four B Ethel Eco 100 do SO bbls
potatoes II d Kent &co- SO bbls onions Fox
12z bbls pork Martin, Cobb &eo--93 cks bacon to
Keep & Caulfed--3 bhls onions Post & Mel---s do
d Hafner-sI bbls potateesJ G Greve-5 tcs hams
) B Kennedy &ee- 81 bxs cheese Is kegs butter
g Z Dolsen 4 son-5G kegs lard Dwyer & Howard
20 kegs butter 4 Bbls eggs Voorhies, Griggs acc
- do ~ fifkfns butter Schneider d Wise 100 do
70 tcs hams Grief Byrnes &ce- SO pkgs sundries
4 Geddes--l6l dc Floto & MaFmet-16s + Del Bon
do--s9 pkgs mdse Thes u shields-74 do Stevens
q seymour do " Flemming-l 10 dc Gosgroye
8eo.5 do Slark, Stauffer &co- Q do ] II Halls
do Y e Wilson 81 do j W Burbridge &co- 22 do
Z Harms do Davis, Jenkins &co- 20 do L Ge-
neila Y Som % do Henderson 4 Gaines-ll do to
Wheelock &co- ls2 do F p Dueonge-- 100 do
Phelps, Parke &eo-snndres TO order.
LOUISVILLE Per steamer lhergille- 81 pkgs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

Leaves on To UESDAY. 18th inst. at 3 p NJ
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET-
~ n For Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Campte, Grand
Ecore St Maurice, Montgomery, Cotiie, Alexan
Iria, Nornans G0rtOn's, BarbR's and all inter
neiae tndiags Red ryerThe entirely new light draugh
running passenger packet drawing only inches
Dan R. Miller, p. Glasscock. master, will leave
above, For freight or passage apply on board.
VIRGIEIUS C. DENTZEI,
sell Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

packet Crosse Tete, Capt. j. McQuoid, commander,
Mr.. George Wilkinson, clerk, leaves this evening
at o'clock fer Bayou Sara and intermediate land
ings.
Minnesota for 0pelousds.-The regular pssseii-
ger packet Minnesota Capt, TT. whitworth, com,
mander, Mr. Lowenstrom, clerk. leaves sor ope-
lousas and all way landings at o'clock this even
ing.
N,aasbou fo, Red Riuer.-- The light-draft pas
seneer packet Newsboy, Capt. Joseph Bosseau,
leaves this evening at o'clock for shreveport and
all way landings on Red river @
Gen. o,titflian for ATgyle and GaeenraIe Land
saos.-The unsurpassed and magnificent passen
ger packet Gen. ]. A. Quitman, Capt, ]. W, Can
NON, commander, Mr.. j. f. Smith, clerk, leaves a
O'Clock this evening for Argyle and Greenyillt
Landings.
Republic, Us. ataG Packet, for Memphis-Tht
large and splendid passenger packet Republic
Captain A. Baird commander, Mr.. A. G. Foiger
clerk, leaves at o'clock this evening for Memphis
and the bends, connecting with the Memphis and
Charleston and Memphis and Ohio Railroads for all
points North and East. Through tickets can be
procured by applying to John q Hyde Co.
agent Of the line, under the st. Charles HOTEL
Chancellor for Louisville This evening at
o'clock the fine and regular passenger packet
Chancellor, Capt. Sol. Malbon, commander, Mr.. III
6. Foster, clerk leaves for Louisville and all way
points The Chancellor is q superior packet with
large and commodious cabin and the most excel
lent passenger accommodations.
II @. TaoicheR for 81. Louis-The very popular
packet T. G. TwieheIl, Capt. JOS B. Holland, com
mander Mr.. L. A. Hall, clerk, leaves positively a
5 o'clock this evening, for all landings up to st
Louis. Passengers wishing pleasant trip up the
river, we would commend the Twichell to them
she has neat and tasty cabin with every requisite
for the traveller.
L. al. Kennet for ST. Losis.-The regular pas
senger packet L. NJ. Kennett, Capt j. R. Reach
commander, Mr. Shebel clerk, will leave at
o'clock this evening for Memphis, Cairo, St. Louis
and all way landings. The Kennett has excellent
passenger accommodations, and is in all respects
suitable packet.
iSoUereign for 81. Loitis.--At O'Clock this eve
ming the regular passenger packet Sovereign, Capt
II. H. Symmes, commander, Mr.. W. r. Haynes
clerk, leaves for Memphis, Cairo and st. Louis
She has good accommodations for passengers.
Hannibal for 50 Loais,--The regular passenger
packet Hannibal, Capt. II. l.. Lee, commander
Mr.. r.. Hopkins, clerk, leaves for Cairo, st. Louii
and way landings this evening at o'clock. The
Hannibal has good and comfortable passenger ac
commodations, and will put passengers through ii
good time.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
H.
Railroads.
N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON. September 15 1s6O-55 bales cotton
Mcfarland & Barksdale-51 Payne q Harrison-42
Warren, Gilmore &co--37 do Thornhill &co-26 do
Lewis & oglesby- rs Carroll, Hoy &co-24 Green
& Crump-2l Nalle &co-ls Martin, Cobb eco
16 Ably Il Catching Samuel Barret-l9 Slaugh-
ter, Smith & Shotwell-- Id r l. Adams &co--l5 do
Giffen, Smedes &co- II ] Watt 6co-10 Buekner,
Stanton Newman 10 Byrnc, Vance &co- do
Person &co-8 Stewart & james, NJ Rhorer
&co-6 Cutrer & Harrison NJ D Cooper &co-6
Murphy, Sykes &eo--7 Ward Hunt &co-5 Levy &
Dieter-4 I H b ] NJ Allen &co-I Payne & Kemp
A D Henkel &eo- sundries to order-Total 474
bales cotton.
PONTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE Per steamer oregon--5 bales cotton
Black l. Byington-sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
rrnYinrra.

INDIANoIIA and GALqlassToN oN--per steamship
Charles Morgan 49 bales cotton n ] Hugely &co
3 bales sea island cotton to J Hugely Zoo ~
bales cotton Drew & Seymeur-4 Il head cattle to
Z White 2ss do Wilkins &co-5 horses lnbeau
Mehle- e-sundries to q } Hart &ee- Parish & Kern
Col Z Myers Post Mel--A d Grietf Ece---
G Harris.
RIO DE JANEIRo- ship Gallego-T45o soks
coffee to A Giraud &no.
STOCKTON schr shepherdesa- 600 feet
lumber to A Ward &co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

GALVESTON and INDIANOLA--Per steamship
Suwanee- loo kegs lard loo bxs candles 100 scks
corn Is hhds sugar 10 cks bacon 25 bbls whisky
$50 bbls -four SO bbls molasses 45 bbls potatoes
and apples.
HAyRE-Per ship VIM Nelson 5000 bales cot.
ton 1860 slaves IL hhds tobacco.
TAAIPIC0- Per brig N Stetson- 200 bbls -four
Is bxs sugar LOT pkgs mdse.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
STEAMRNATS.

MOB LIE.

MOBILE.
S-mDA FOX MOBILE DAILY U. s..
uA&lA-FsMai Line-Sunmer Arrangemeat-The splen.
did low packet steamers Oregon,
JAS Nc G. Baker master, Florida, A. L. Myers master,
California, j. Hopkins maser built expressly for the
ake trade with superior accommodations will make trips and
landings follows unless prevented by bad weather high
10y water wnn Of fuel some accident 70 boat machinery
Leaying the Lake end of the PonchartFar Railroad ally
thasrva of the IL O'Clock NJ of cars Mobile
taking for Bay St Louis Pass Christian WE'D
NESDAYS stops at Bay St. louis Pass Christian aud Mis-.
5ssPp City on FRIDAYS and AfuRnAYs, and Pacagoua
DAILY, each way Returning from Mobile eNpeated stop
only Barnes wharf TUESDAYS and only TeagardetS
wharf THU RSDAYS; water permitting will stop DAILY
Pass Christian and Bay st. Louis.
Hy-For ickets through to Baltimore Philadelphia and New
York greatly reduced rates by three different and
further information, apply to
r. GEDpES, Agent, M H.. 5
ig6 If ~ Gifrvi5r street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
Arrived yesterday.

Steamship Chas Morgan, Lawless, from Indianola
and Galveston, to G Harris-lst dist.
Ship Gallego Homewood, I'm Rio de Janeiro 6tf
August, to P A Graud &co--previously re
ported at Quarantine Station-2d dist, rs.
Steamboats,.
Era No s, Kouns, fm Pittsburg.
Twilight, Scott, FIN st Louis
Iberyille, Hooper, fm Louisville.
RW Powell, Heno, FIN Fort Adams.
Capitol, Baranco, fm Bayou Sara.
Ashland, Moore, FIN Harrisburg.
Indian No 2, Greenlee, I'm Harrisburg.
Crosse Tete, McQuoid, fin Bayou Sara.
D B Miller, Glasscock, FIN Alexandria.
Gen Quitman Cannon, fm Greenviiie.
Towboat j NJ Whann, Heaton, from the Passes
went down light-brought up ship Gallego
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
Steamboats,.
Passengers.

Per steamship Chas Morgan, from Indianola and
Galveston-Powell, lady and two children, Alwell
Freeman, Harris, A. d. Stewart, A. Greigh, Bent
ley, j. Macready--lT on deck.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

Steamship Suwanee, Fowler, for Galveston and In
dianola, G Harris
Ship Wm Nelson, cheeyer, for Havre,
Baxter, Lowell &co
Brig stetson, Oliphant, for Tampico,.
Goidenbow g. Lesparre
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

EXPORTS

New York. September 1i.-Cleared fer New Or.
leans, bark Indian Belle, Penny.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

The rates of freight from Cairo Orleans
RI for and LAID 30 for baggng
and dry goods 40 cents potatoes onions per
-four So whisky 80 pork 10 and tobacco
hundred lbs % cents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

Engines boilers, machinery, marble and extra heavy and
bulky articles taken only by special contract.
Dopn Freight.
Cotton from vcksburg and all points below, ncud
ing reshpped from small boas kees and fats 81
per 81 boilers machinery and lumber by spee
contract freight enumerated price freight
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
Arrivetl Saturday y /, J

Schr Shepherdess, Delpit days I'm Stockton, Ala
bama, to master-Basin.
Steamboats,.
Jesse K Bell Gormly, I'm Cincinnati
Mime -ha-ha, Voolfolk, I'm st Louis.
Republic, Baird, fm Memphis.
Oregon, Baker, FIN Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17


Money-l4 of per
Muesin droses 81 90; suges5 90; Horses aud Cattle
500; Dogs-SS %.
Do,rn Frstgkts
eottou-per bale 81 IS Cottonseea-per tun, sl.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
nA1Es or rnElenr rnes gEv oNLEANs % cAIao.

FROM SAsBvIlLE ASp CUMBERLAND
NRoTG ss4TiiLAsp TO NEW ORLEANS
Freight Tariff adopted by Captains the
regular Nashville and New Orleans Packets. fixed
Committee appointed BY the regular a5ain in ae trade
The Ft figures each urc l0r through freight and the
second figures for way Freight:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

EABANAS.CIGARs-s0 0BREyAs SUPERIOR. OR
uyTu RARELLI co,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

WAY FRElGHTs BENDS PLANTATIONS As u1Gu As
Memphis Napoleon and Helcna eXcupled by the Memphis
Newt pltaUs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
Ssippiag gntslligerts.
Cleared Saturday.

CREsoEsr OFFICE. No. 10 Camp Street, 4
Monday Morning, September II, 1850,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

@g IA burg u. S. Mail Line-For 3onaldsonville, Pia-
gnemne, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayoussra,
Red River Landing Fort Adams, Natchez, Water
AFoo Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gnlf WHrrenton and Ficks
burg-rhs new steamer Charmer, Capt V & Wilson, viii
she will ea 20 vicksburg every FRIDAY Il O'Clock M
D. Il, CARROLL 4 co.
ja4 Agents, 50 Carondelet street.
The aboyeseamer viii VickOburg with the steamer
Dawdrop fDf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
Leaves every SATURDAY nt5P. "
REGULAR "a rURnAN YICkS-

g m burg rAcket-Ii,e rev, asf rnnntng, magnificent
5llfA-Ss packet steamer DOTs bloom. + a
etman maslef, win leave positively as sboys
for NlcksbuIp WnrfCnn New Carthage, Ashwood GRAND
Gulf S. csenh, Rodney. Waterproof Naehes Mouth Of Red
Rye Baton Rouge Bayou Sara aud alt Intermediate Coast
landings commencing Sept. ~ Fpf sght
paEsnge apply on board
YTRG1N1Us 9. DENTzEI,
seli Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
BAYOU SARA PAoKETs.


RAY0U SARA MAIL Co.
lsS$ss% FOR BAYOU SARA. sks&@A
The ine passenger packet q pttol, Captain Baranco
leaves New Orleans every SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, at O'Clock.
FOR DoNAIDsoHvnLE
The passenger paeke Acadia. Capt Vincent leaves Esw
Orleans every uEsnAA ~ nock A. NJ; returning
Doualdsonyiie every WEDNESDAY morning, passing The
Coast in daylight
FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST
The steamer Crosse Tete, J. McQuoid, MASTER leaves
New Orleans every MONDAY evening at O'Clock and FRI
DA i morning at 10 o'clock.
A clerk always the landing foot St. Ionis street to
receive and deliver freight and sign bills ladnE for the
h0afs.
20 en- FrfSENF NANoUE Aren't
CABANAs. .oIGARs-Spo BKEv As sUPesIoR OR
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17

THURSDAY, at 5 P. NJ.
Regular Weekly THURSDAY Vcksburg anh Bend Packet.
EtBH DEER CREEK, EGGS
#@y = Point Lake Washington, Grand Lake Carolina
telAhsa Landing, skipwihs Landing Lake Providence.
Ezsssza Csmmntk' Landing, Aiken's Bend, Vcksburg
Wnfrcnon New GRrthagr, Jpseph Grand Gulf Rodney,
Natrhe5 Red River Landing aud Bayou sarsThe new mag
swift runnrg passenger packet steamer James
Battle j. EStls master will leave above and will land
passengers For freight passage apply on hoaId
VIRGIHfUS q. DESTzEII,
su3i Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
NEW ORLEANS TO ST. LOUIS.

Front CorsI 10 Ns17 ORLEANS.
sugar-peF hdt t...,.... 20 MoI0sses--per barrel.
Moss-per bale ......-" 70
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
Fort ADAMS .
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YAZO o RIY R !.

Eeaqos On TUESDAY, 18th inst, al r II.
Regular Yazoo Packet Steamer.
FOR LIE q LORE, GREENWOOD,
Ng n Matian, Yazoo lily, SataEtia and NickEhnrg-The
light dffit aid swift running passenger
snssssa Charm, J. e. RieyeS, master,
Shaw, clerk will leave above. For freight passage
yIRGINIUs @. DENTZEL,
sell Advertising
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-17
OP ELI u S AS.

Leaves on MONDAY. Sent II, at & p N.
FOR OPELOUSAS, VIA ATCI5-
sg - Safllaya-The stenmer Minnesota, Z. ). Whit
llAh worth will leave above, taking freight
szsFaE passengers for Old River. simmsport and all
alunS on the freight passage apply board
VIRGINIUS q. DESrzhI,
Advertising Agent