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, 1861-08-27

OFFICE OF THE PROVOST MARsHAL,

OFFICE or THE PROVOST MARsHAL,l
ST. LOUIS, Aug. %, 1861.
The disturbance OF the public peace today hay
ing been traced, 5y this department, to the urau-
thorized and improper eale Of liquor to sodiaE. by
irresponsible and ilditposed persons, 1t is hereby
ordered that from and after this date until further
notice, all saloons and barrooms, and other places
Kept for the retailing Of spirtaous Intoxicating
liquors In the city and county Of st. Louis except
the saloons connected with the principal hotels,
and such others as may, after due investigation,
receive special permission to open, be and remain
closed, and the sale, exchange or giving away Of
any sneh Intoxicating liquors or beverages, except
as hereinbefore excepted, IL hereby expressly for
hidden. Any violation or evasion Of this order
will be visited with severe punishment
fsiRued.1 j. MCEINs-RT, Provost Maraha1.
Trouble is apprehended in consequence Of
zhese stringent measures, but laH-abiding cit
liens hail them with joy. In consequence OF
the large numbers Of troops constantly arriv-
ing, the order was absolutely necessary, as
disorders and riots were becoming numerous.
The party that went ont to Springfield with
8 flag Of truce, reached Rolla last night and
will arrive here at 12 o'clock tonight, being
sc7e1al, hours behind time. They bring with
them the body Of General Lyon. It will re-
Eain at tie depot tonight and be received
with tie bcno1s due TO q Brigadier General, in
the morning. A body Of Home Guards have
been ordered out and will keep watch oge-
tie illustrious dead during the night.
The city is quiet.
, 1861-08-27

C1scNNATl, aug. 26-On Saturday alter
noon q Union man named Moore was Killed,
aEd another named Neal Was mortally wound
ed, by gang Of i've secessionists at shotwell
Toll Gate, Ky, seven miles from Cc7ington.
Beth men u ere stabbed in the back. A party
OF Union men have gone In pursuit Of the
murderers, who hare fled toward the Tennes
see line
, 1861-08-27
Late and Important from California
OTTER ETlr1nS pAcJFJc TEIFGRkpH Auv

Late ana Important from C2u1ufnlA.
OTTER STATION PACIFIC TELEGRAPH, Aug
26 The Pony Express passed here at / F. VI. :,
with San Francisco dates to the 18th.
Advices from Victoria state that the steam
er Ceribee blew up above the Rapids on Fra
zsr River. The Captain and sig others were
killed, and many Passengers are missing.
The 1900 men from California, to serve
on the Plains, are rapidly or"anizing. Nine
companies Of infantry have already reported
to Gen. Sumner, and the 500 cavalry are nearly
all acceptes. These troops are evidently be-
ing organized On much better basis than
many other volunteers recruited for the war
The entire force will be provided with the
well made and substantial clothing that regu-
lar troops are entitled to.
There have been large number Of rumors
in reference to the movements Of Gen. A. 8.
Johnston, late in command OF the Pacific
Division, but the Ean Francisco papers call
them untrue It seems that Ger. Johnston
started from Les Angeles with 8 COM
pony cstensihly with the destination
Of Texas. After the party left
Les Angeles disagreement occurred, and
they divided. Gen. Johnston 5eturned to this
city and tcok passage for the Eaat on the
steamer. A portion Of the original party pro
ceeded irto Mexico. The reports that Gen.
Johnston had arrived in Virginia are incorrect.
, 1861-08-27
SECOND DISPATCH

WARRINGTON, Ang. 26, 1861.
Gen. Hunter goes to Chicago to take com.
mand Of Illinois troops to morrow. Capt
James B. Fry, formerly McDowell's, is his
chief Of staff.
A naval expedition On the Western rivers is
on foot. Capt. Foote Is ordered to the gem
and Ohio.
The work Of sinking stone-flled hulks IS
going on. After finishing with The Carolina
inlets, more Southern points will be dealt
with. s..
Gen. Mcclellan had Intended q recoaaoIs-
ance in io1ce at about the time Of the rebel
stampede But for receiving news Of it they
might have been cu5 of.
It is not strictly correct that no arms were
ordered until McC.e]las~ came here. Some
Hrlall contracts Wess mada, the fruits whereof
aze expected within ITO ot three weeks. No
special agent to purchaseiT,as sent till afGer
tie Bull Run aEait.
Among the arrests arc sT1alam 7. Walkez,
messenger in the General Post Office, and Dr..
Manning, Of Georgetowa. fonner correspoa-
dent Of the Norfolk by Bcok.: It is said he
still corresponds with rebel prints. The po-
lice are on the lookout for more distinguished
traitors. 4 number Of women will be in Gus
tcdy as soon as clues to their whereabouts are
discovered.
Over one hundred boats we're picked up by
the tug bost last night bosow Alexandria to
preyeAt rebels uslng theu The Maryland
shore is cleaned cut Of them.
The oath Was applied to the employees in
the Quartermaster's Department to-day.
Henceforward it is required Of al applicanta
for pensions.
| Salaries in the Patent office were reduced
to-day.
, 1861-08-27
Il Gtct)itaqo Grit>u1tr


- For AFTERNOON Dispatches SEC Seco'sd
..:5>
II" FIR "1Td7ts" aid II tSa,e" A7pir{;ss-
=; ,;e &c Fo7:YTL Pace.
, 1861-08-27

The Atzrs Of the Battle Of Bull Ran-Ahacks Of
the Ta.ess upon the Nosth-hsports Of the Re
co9nttiosa ef the Southern ConJcderacy-Dan
ger to be appTehtnded from England.
, 1861-08-27
Nkm advertisements.

G. Il. 8CAlVkV, Advertising A9~st, IS Dsar.
beyss st., il tkorzs9 to rtcespe Advertisements rar
tsf Gs.d az Ia< Leading R:pcgs Qf tie NortA1ozet.
, 1861-08-27
LATEST FROM EER0FE.
Arrival Of the HlbeFnI2 and City G1
WMxhtNkton.

f4RTHER POINT, I T. n, Ang. B.-Ths
steamer Hihsrnia. from Liverpool On the 18th,
81. JoHs, n. F., Aug. B-fhe steamer
City Of Washington, from Liverpool on the
14th, Via Queenstown the 18th, passed Cape
hAce this (Fllda3) afternoon. Her dates are
days later than already received. Breadstufs
are easier, and weather fle for crops. Pro-
EeTs is unimpo1tant.
LosDoS, Ang. 1O.-The Great Eastern, from
Quebec, arrived At holly He'd the 15:h
The london Times city artiIle expat!ates on
the fnpD cial difficulties accEn11Atiug against
tie American GoTe11msnt, and says that the
meet earnest Ct the friends Of America must
see that the difficulties thus Ia sight, nay ae-
cumnlate Eith sufficient rapidity TO brin!; the
North and South to Eesson.
The following is copy Of tie news by the
City OF Washington. The English papers are
daily engrcssed with the American question.
The London Globe denies by authority the
statement thst Admiral Milne has reported
i've, and says that no genetal report on the
snhjeet has been officially received.
The LcDdon 7Enes, in sn editorial, endeay-
ors to shox. the enormous financial difficult
ties which the Washington Government will
have to encounter.
The 7suss also publishes another letter from
nr. Ruseell, which is generally Encouraging
fer the North.
The special agents Of the Gotten Supply
Association had reached Egypt, and we're to
have an interview with the Viceroy on the
subject Of cotton cultivation.
The harvest in France is progressing salts
faeto.ily. but the wheat crop will be deficient.
Paris Bourse is buoyant. Rentes 68f Co.,
The first teas brought down from Hong
Kong have reached shanghae. the rates q
LEV teas at Poo CHOW continued extreme, aud
the relatiTe inferiority Of the present to the
previous crop is confirmed.
Calcutta letters say the cotton question Was
The great topic Of the day there, and every
effort was being made to encourage Its in.
creased production.
The resolution Of the British Government
relative to privateers was expected to mate.
rally remove objections to shipping by Amer
ican vessels.
Rio dates to the 25th Of July have reached
Iator. The shipments Of coffee since the
last mail, $1,000 bags; stock IN port, IL .00(
bags,
, 1861-08-27
Bad Lock for Rebels in Washing
ton---Male and Female.
IMPORTANT FROM CALIFORNIA,
A REBEL CAVALRY COMPANY RoUT-
Ed IN WEsTERH VIRGINIA.
lac, 600 TF6t>ns in and Around
Warrington.



Especial Dispatch 70 the Chicago Tribuuel
WAstuSaTos, August rs, 1851.
DANGEROUS. :: OMAN At LARGE.
In Mrs. Senator Gx;n's trunke~ere plans Of
the 1o1fifchtions eEcut Washington, traced
from those in the Var Department. Efforts
arc making to diEcc7ar the traitor who drew
them for her. She :s at West Point, working
npon the CADETS. TIVE Of whom she seduced
South last GUNNER.
MARTHL.LAW, ETC.
It is rrmored that 11.ar::il la4 il 70 he pro-
claimed here. t.
The new order Applying the proclamation
ssainst commercial intercourseI to the letter
AID express lines, is intended absolutely to
close intercourse with the South.
The London Times correspondent, Russell,
hiss q psss to the 31st, procured. On the app1i-
cation Of Gen. Scott. AL other correspond
eats are refused, by order IRON Mcclellan,
Eade yesterday.
, 1861-08-27

" AN TED-To Rent a small
~ hoese 4 pleasant location Payment prompt
AddreSR Post Oflce Boz S35S. anp?.p15:c+
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TIE RTTLASD uEELIE HFRAIF
PCBLIsHED LIVERY THURSDAY woEAI>g ~
Go. 4. TEITLE & co

Village suhscTiberF. Eervc6 h carrIer.....-. ..
Office ard Mail s.................... e
G7~It payment is Tot -aH6e strictly in s6ysDce
cents will in al csSes added 10 these tenn AZ
interest charged cfte- Cne year; hut psper VII l.
sent 20 subseTbcrs cut Ct the State uEfi Yaid 81
and when TIE - fs7fiTfion expires the paper VII b
discontinued.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
For 10 lIpes or less for three weeks........ 81 q
For each weeks Continuance. three cent? ter Ere
liberal ailovspCe E1ade 10 those who sd1srtis
g'arely. specif! ccTtrsc's made With yearly sore.
tiseFS-
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81 sct- c"H'F=Cf Wl-
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Railroads..
RUTLA MD a. BURLINGTON R. n

RUTLAl ND ~ BURLINGTON R. n
1851. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1861
{ ~ aud fiteI Monday May % 1851, Fraias viii
" run a follows, viz.
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Hurlin gtoB. go and HIS An, and 600
p NJ
Arrive d Rutland, Il N. ! % anil I.sJPM
Leave Rhtland. 30 A. II and u Il T.. n
Arrive 81 Believe slIr, 80 a. VI and 81 T.. II.
MOVING KoRTH AND wEsr
Leave below Fall. ~ y and . SOP N
Arrive ht RUTLAND, 2 50 sIG $50 T. II
Leave Ruflanc. 2--uaLd 8 81 4. NJ. and IS r n
Arrive ! Burlington, 4 80 and 80 a VI ana q 90
M
TRAINS CONNECT as FOLLOWS.
Al Burlington aih VI { .nltal and VT & Cans
ia RaIlT hds. 90 Montpelier, ST AlbaBs. RCsl-e's
Point, hpHiTeal. 0gGen-buTsh, and the Wesf-At
Rut and tith tTu ~ for Troy, Albany and New York
Saratoga PRINCE, fchsneciady and thr Wesi-At
Bellows fais with lTgins Cheehire Railroad Tor
FHchbaFEh. W o cesteT. Lowell sad EoEfon With
Vt NaIff Il. or ETaiIif BnTO, Springfield Hart
ford. NeE Hg~rH and Nra NO~k-aHd with SuIlitan
Railroad Tor VIZ dor ". r. Junction. Wells River
". Job1@buTy, Barton, Liitieton ana the White
Nouutaiis =.
Issru sers for the WEI viii find III a chasp pleas
ant sndleN pediii, us rOn'e.
s'rrVIHg Ger night trains between Tre.. and
E"tlgHd ua Nonrf. 81.
For ticket bud 800 neces-ar information inquire
tie ~ ce- Sire in-.-
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING
THE RUTLAND DaEay HERALD

i published every morning IL Fea-Ou for tie mCFr
Ing trains, eas iisp IiutlsDd, - - % Ter yrag
BY GFo. A FUTILE co.
an FyeDiue Edition will al-0 be publisbe6 e.
cents Ter HBmbeT
Both edirious will c0n--iE iull Tel-Praphia Ef
port from thc Assr Ciato lIrsE u 10 fhs --latest Ll
toReih+r 18th local EeWs. edifoTisls. & C
PEICES OF ADVERTISING
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f. N. Merriam.
ATTENTION, COMPANYl

A ENTION, COMPANY!
The place to find your Flies and Drums is at the
Music Store.
NATIONAL SONGS.
STAR SPANGLED BANNER, with beautiful
illustrated title page, Is cts.
LAND OF OUR BIRTH, 25
RED WHITE AND BLUE, p d"
THE FLAG OF OUR UNION, -
AMERICA, Is
HUZZA, HUZZA, COLUMBIA, Is
THE DAY STAR OF FREE DOM, 30
UNFURL THE GLORIOUS BANNER, %
OUR LAND, 80
LAND OF WASHINGTON, Is
GOD SAVE THE UNION, National AnthemJ Is
Either all, Of the above sent by mail, post paid
receipt OF marked price.
Ako a cheap edition of the Star Spangled Banner.
price % cents per dozen, or cents per copy
may lldEw r. \. MERRIAM
SHIRT FRONTS.-The Shirt Fronts
~ manufactured by the subscriber, are preferred by
all who them Why? Because they are made in
good style and osaHtfHAy stitched
Dealers, send in your orders
r.. y. MERRIAM,
Merchants Row, Rutland Vi
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Billings & Chaplin.
NEW FIRM NEW GOODS

NEW FIRM NEW GOODS
The subscribers having purchased the stock of
Goods, formerly belonging to Union Store Div. l69,
take pleasure in announcing the citizens of Rutland
and vicinity that they have just received large and
well selected stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
ID r Y G D 0 ID S,
Embracing an assortment Of Spring and Summer
styles of
and Worsted Goods OF all descriptions; Mer-
rimac, Wamsutta ChcOpee and Manches-
ter Prints, BleacEed and Brown Colt
ons, Tickings and Denims and
good assortment of
BOOTS A n d 5 D Els.
Also large supply of
TEAS SUGARS, FLOUR, BUTTER, CHEESE,
Pork Lard, Foreign Fruits, Old Java and Rio Cof
fees, Goldfish, Herring Mackerel, Nos. and 2,
in kits or barrels.
American Hardware, Table Cutlery, Boston Nails
ShoVels, Hoes, Manure Forks, Crockeryl Glass,
and Whale Oils, Varnish, Japan, THrpentine, Cam
phene and Burning Fluid Also, nice lot of Herds
Grass and Glover Seed, and i'll fact everything
which comprises
COMPILE STOCK OF GOODS.
Our Kerosene Oil we will warrant TO be good
as any in market,
We would say to purchasers, that our Goods have
been bought for cash, and at such reduced rate as
to enable us to sell them as low can be bought
in Rutland.
Please give us call.
b. Billings Jr. q. w. CHAPLIN, Jr.
loft Head of Washington St. Rutland, VT
NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER at SO 90 per ton, at
~ 16tf BILLINGS & CHAPLIN'S
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Il. II. Burt.


80 80
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X ~. pm VIII open On TII""y' .
~" Map 81 d LeaulHai -locA OF
RAW, FOULAED, INDIA AND FRENCH
IL y r. - - STTL L
,.-.-.. - s, - - -. ,..- .ock
- ~ ~ - No. l-.,,r..l-
" ''''
,,s. .,-,,
. ''" TGf.PSIN nj: DRESS GOODS
p,,.,- .,r,. ., ,,.,-.. F,t.rt Esgyrsd SIX BLACK
D'' - - -;tL ~ "a Z gvan9av STk.
Bis EiPpltd sIlk. 81 Ell. ou .1Fd Six
,, BIach raw 9l t 49,,
IL bIhl.
,.,.,,,,,- d. 49, -. -.u,,.. o.
ana a., color. L. d. Burt.
u and Muslin Back Berage., aad CraPe MeTe,t
Black Embroidery. Black Wells, Black Eng Grape
Vails BItck Borjcred handkerchief, &C sc sc.
,s,e - 0"s F'''' 0H's r Burt
I'H - -
ID II. Burt will open on Wednes7
h. day. April I7th. 21oy yds Blesched Cotton, d
cents, = tIue 10. b Il. bCh III.
..y,s I.',, J,', sr ~
c st cent. forIaer Ir,ee H.
20OO YDs Merrimack Prints. S., cts.
,ooo yDs En-, s,,ls stslriss * c,s vaIua D,
5000 IDS travelling Dress "oods' : cts. value ".
1000 YDs. Mohair \ yds wide. s. L cts value
1oI0 yDS Eng perare. figured u cent. former
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-05-30
I. d. Cole.

CLOTHING NG!
~ We would invite the attention ofthe public to
our large stock Of
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
Adapted 10 Spring and summer wear. II contains
many new Styles-GOOds that cannot fail 20 suit
Turcha=erg-
FURNISHING GOODS
We have the finest display of GEErs GOODS ever
offered ia this vicinity. just TececiEed
THE UNION CRAVAT'
Showing the Stars and Stripe s"
HATS AND CAPS
A great variety. Al the new styles, Spring style
SIX Hats. silk Hat mace TO order.
TRUNKS, VALISEs, TRAVELLING BAGS, sc
We receive these goods direct from the M factory
and sell them al a s-na advance.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
Cf OiCe seieCii"n OF BroodclOths. CagUpqsyfS and
Fs.iPgs, with all the Aovsiiie- the ses.on All of
hch Will he made into garments, 10 order. il, .u-
peFICr ma Jhcr.
I'D. COLE
dw-may He-ehsrt-' E&charge tutslsd Vi
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Janis.
lost and Found.

/ C7i--f}u Saturaa. Ma 4lh. an Overcast. black
II HIin 70. vet 60 laT. the Green Mountains be-
tween ilie uHre Ii gl-e ami lac top ~ Toe saae-
hoover TliI gee lhtgT nation 10 the -ub,cri er
where II mas be- found shall DE- itaby rewarded
J.. BENNETI
P'rt.aeid. May L 1851. u29-31
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-31

- Leaves on Tl1ESD NY. Feb 3 at & p. NJ.
Regular Shreveport ard New Orl"nrs Tuesday Packet
FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
f}9Y h. Bayou, GotshattR CnnptG Grand Ecure, Alex
I4sis587 ndra, Normnns BaTbnis, and all intermediate
adrgs Red riyer-The elegant very LIGHT
draft and faast running packet Dom VIM
G. Harrison, MASTER will leave For freight or Dns
SEe, having superior accommodations, apply
VlkGINlUa .. UESTHEL,
ln5l ~, - Advertising Agent
a-The D. will the senmers Moro and Frn No 4 AT
Shreveport and will take freight Raft with pyi.
lego OF reshnping cArd rNles.
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A Us . est par lie present DONNIE que lie Bcr-
a fehn de- GoumSs&Ie Gu Second District DEsce snt
comIcnce desechcr eetts portion dn dit District de Dece
Glt Ss dams les mes de Ia Nouvelle Orleans comm
10 VsFe Mississippi, co5 sunGrieur In rue IN ia e
long Dc "a de Julie iusqnau ddbarcaere Mobile; lie long
gu dE te9arcaedre jusqua In Deord long de Ia me
ct Supeeurd u CaaIdu New Orleans Cana and
bhAkuR company stiva0 le dit Canal iusGuau lac Pon
am s lanS dS 9o5ds d% DIT lac jn$aua ia ontete
tere inqua la vi6rg Mississippi snvRnt les b5rds de- In
alts point de dtpartn plan duque ti6 fa
ebeSe u Reco Appropriateness dams ct pour
Aroisse dodans. Qe trsvanS pGcessaes ponr c es
s9euemtn DE 10 dite portion du dit ntct de DessechoueR
ra aste que . c.ions requises Ia lo
~ pms pres cSlcn IN coat d'ehyron mil pissres
VI hss oniS commencement dess5cher nartie du dit
?slct &c DISAGREEMENT su6 dang les es paroisse de
jefferson GommncGn II vitre Mississippi ronti6rs Ges
paoseS de eet Ell d'OlaHns lie long Ia ce fonere
us 10 ong de bods ditnc jpsquau
90 Ter de eesos e dG lac pontchartraS srGnti
eSn,n Es9aa a fyieTe Mississippi ct vant le bos
ue one vtre 1spu'au nOut de departaes plans
on ee as Ct depoSas buean du RecordeNr ds Hypot
eqe cans e. por phr0ses Jefferson One trayulS
eese pour de desstchemen de la e portion du dir District
sc Desechemeht que les qualifications
Nusss par In o %eront es les dts ACHIEVES dams
pace e qnStre En 81 Plus pres cacui co denviron
detH cent cinquaGte mil piastres.
JAZZ law4w L, Il. PLACE, President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-31
IN bark Catalina, Garnga, 5 days i'm Havana, in
ballast, TO Pnig Brothers-Sd dist. So.


span bark Catalina. Gafriga, s days i'm Havana, III
ballast, TO PUG Brothers-Sd dist, 81.
Steamboats,.
Peytena, Leyden, FIN Louisville.
Marengo. Allen, I'm Pittshurg.
Stephen Decatur, Good, I'm Cincinnati.
Nicksburg, White, fm Carolina Landing.
National McManns, I'm Camden.
B Z Hodge, Marshall, tm Shreveport.
w Burton, Bossat, FIN Natchitoches.
Bee, Rolf. I'm Barataria.
Texas Ranger, Radoyich, I'm Lower Coast
Music, Brown, fm Lafourche.
Acadia, Vincent. I'm Donaldsonyille.
Garondelet Davis, I'm Mobile
Lake End JGtf. 81 Car. r. r.
Towboat j M Whann Heaton, from the Passes.
towed down and to sea on the 27th inst,
ships Mnnehaha and Nuhia-- brought up ship
Matilda, barks Amazon and Clementina.
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ForeYg1a Forts.

Liverpool, January - Sailed (before reported
clearedl for this port ship Barnabas Webb, Hewes .
ship Ocean Romp, Goodwin; Sth--- arrived from
this port, ship ". v. Moses, Jones; shin Sheridan
Russell; ship sarawak Vaughn; ship Calender
Cole; l0th-sailed for this port British ship Great
Britain ship Annie Sise. Sullivan.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-31
PEOPLE1S LINE.

PfDPLE,s LENE-FGR THE COAST,
esGss2 h. BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS The
t ine stannch and comfortable Passenger Stea,ser
SATURDAY EVENING At o'clock
The substantial sf-rTTing Passenger Steamer r. We
Powell, Capt Hen0, iaayes every TUESDAY EVENING
above, al O'Clock.
au4 If R.. ADAMS L CO., Agents.
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Per steamship Desoto, from New York via Ha.
Fana Reguer and lady. ]. j. De Arrange and
lady, ]. ". Danforth, N. e. Windrick, Col. Hof.
man Gu: s.. a. lady, daughter and two servants,
]. 4, LeRae, 2. Redpath and lady, P. G. Negretta
and brother, III. Berger and two friends, McCor-
mick, A Jones, Tromp NJ. Mountain, j. D. Bar
clay, Ia. Begasso, ", Fay, n. Pineent +. Mari
no, Garihaldi, G. g. Tower A. Robinson, w Sin
elair.jr, w Defaullez G NJ valasco. j. ]. Casa
nova, g. Morgan, a. T. Gaines, j. Durand, G. "A.
Foster, A. Jones, P. NJ. Matsilewson, 4. Pount, NJ,
Conn, J. J. Townsend, A, McDougal, R. Patuck,
". scharpenhausen, H. Pajawiski, "A. W De Casa,
Stevens, I. Jones, Nc Harrie, lady and servant,
J. Mcdonald, H. III. Tying, j. Mr. Plainpona, a. j.
Hamilton, v. Arenfred Mrs. Montgomery. three
children and servant, Mrs. A. NJ. Brewer, Miss M
Moylan, &. Osgood and lady, NJ. Azoy, VanNatten
son and child, Mr.. and Miss Gonzaaz, Mrs Z. Sehn-
der and child Capt. ]. nrummond and lady. "A. B.
Patterson. II Rissett II. Long, T. johnson, a. S.
Borasso. 4. s. Garcia, u. Deaz G. Osgood. a. Cod
man, 3. Garate, 3. Duyerger Il. Monlor, Miss Phil
lips. Miss J. Wyse. Troer and lady G. P. A. Healy,
A- D. Hooker, J.. Wart, G. Chaieins, s. g. Porter
Mrs. Hartwig, p j. Mahon and lady, I. S. Ander-
son, lady, two sons and servant.
Per steamship Arizona. from Brazos Santiago
and India ola---l5 cabin, Is deck.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-31

The pnrser Of the steamship Arizona reports that
she vas IS detained By low water and heavy seas on
the bar ct Indianola. On the 9th inst, twenty
miles from Brazos, passed steamer James Hale,
hence for Brownsville. Sailed for New Orleans,
from Brazos, on the 9th inst, schooner Tamauli-
pas Arrived from New York, on the 9th inst,
schooner Cactus. 5.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-31
orrleE OF onnlssIosnns OF Ecoxn pnA1x1Ne psrn1cra

New Orleans, January II, la6l.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Bonrt,
81 Gomfn Of the SECOND DRAINING District will pro
ceed 70 drain that portion OF Draining District living within
me limits nfihe city of New Orleans beginning Mississippi
river the side of Julia street. along Julia street 10 Mobile
iaa ng along said landing enrd street. along Deord street
fhd ~ upper a Of the Canal Of the New orens Canal
Banking Company following said Canal Lake Pom
along The shores OF said Lake the line between Parishes Of
orerns and Jefferson fol owing laid Parish line river Mis-.
sisspF, and following Tbs banks of said The arirp
pSin plan OF which has been made and depoeA in thA oce
Of me ecorGer Of Mortgages in and for Parish Orleans
lint me works necessary the draining Of a portion of he
sad Draining District will be as the pubcg
lions required by law be mNd and completed within -four
and FAR possible calculate at cost Of about
ons hundred thousand dollars - ~
ha hey will groeFed to dain that portion ead
Draining District lying within the miaOf the Parish of efer
SON henn at the Mississippi river atthe boundary line he
tween Inc Parishes Jefferson and Orleans along said boundary
Ing 10 Ee Pontchran along the shores said Lake the
Jeersontd Lake Ponchattran RAILROAD following said road
70 the Sssppi ver and following the banks AID river 10
ne starting Of which have been and deposited
The ico of the Recorder OF Mortgages aud for The Pa
o! Jefferson That the works necessary draining of sd
portion Of aid Draining district viii 10 commenced M soon As
the publications. required Wy Jaw be made and connated
va l9 our years and as far s It's possible 70 cNicalae at
cost OF about two htndreG and fifty thousand dollars
j.. H. PLACE, President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-31

The rano Duke built expressly for the Red River trade
in the trade F " " " i"SAou oy any ooa'
Passengers and irpera can rely on the Grand nnt
on the regular advertised day as above - W '''e
For freight or passage apply or board
d2l 'ihS'lNIoe w. DENIlEi.