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Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-22
TIE Tenth Loulsiama Reeimeut.-

TIE Tenth L0u1ssamd Regtme7st.-
When the Tiger Rifles, who played
such fearful havoc with Lincoln's
"Pet Lambs" at Manassas, on the
memorable 21st July, passed
through this city, we thought that we
had seen a specimen of the toughest
and most ferocious set of men on earth,
but when we speak of the Tenth
Louisiana Regiment of New Orleans,
which passed through the city on
Sunday, language is inadequate to
give a description, composed as it
was of English, French, Germans,
Dutch, Italians, Sicilians, Spaniards,
Portuguese, Swiss, Mexicans, Indi-
ans and Creoles, who in their jab-
bering seemed to represent second
Babel. The commander, together
with many other officers, are veter-
ans who served throughout the Cri
mean war. The commands are all
given in French, Dutch, Spanish,
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or something else which we could not
exactl y understand, but seemed to be
.executed with promptness and re-
markable degree Of precision. The
Mexicans particularly were objects
Of much curiosity with our citizens,
most Of whom had never seen one
before. The entire regiment has
gone to a point where they viii be
likely to get a chance at Lincoln's
minions, and we confidently predict
that when the Tenth Louisiana Regi-
ment is again heard from "somebo-
dy else will be hurt.
Lynchburg Republican.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-22

The French iron-cased war steam
ship Solferino, of the thousand horse
power, and carrying ffty-two riaed
cannon, was launched on the 24th
ultimo. This makes the sixth iron
cased steamer now afloat in the
French navy, and another, L'Heroine,
will Immediately be laid down.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-22
ASSOCIATIONS.
NJ 4 $ @ " c..

NJ 4 $ O N &c.
~SHREvEpoRTLoDGE of F.
W. and 4. NJ. No. II5, meets
every Friday at j p. NJ
john w. JONES, w. NJ.
J. n. Brownlee, Sec'y.
'Mrerep0rt Chnpter of r. A. NJ No. 10.
meets Oh the End and 4tlI Monday of each
month, at 4! Z. NJ. j. G. McNNfILtANs,
I. G. Waller, Recorder II. p.
Shrercport Council, r. and s. NJ. No. ;.
meets on the lst and Sd Saturday of each
month, at Z! Z. NJ. EMMETT D. CRAIG.
Henry Levy, Recorder. T.'.G... NJ
- Place of meeting, at the Masonic Hall
on Texas street, over Mayors Office no9i
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-22

Mr.. TallandzgAam's Course zudors-
ed.-We have the gratifying intelli-
gence, says the New York News,
that the Democracy Of the three coun-
ties of Butler, Preble and Montgome-
ry, comprising the district represen-
ted in Congress by the Hon. c. J.
Vallandigham, have, in their recent
conventions, which were largely at,
tended, unanimously indorsed the
course pursued by that gentleman
during the recent session of Con-
g-ess. This mark Of confidence and
continued regard is the more crafty
ing, as strenuous endeavors have been
made against Mr.. Vallandigham, and
the result will be hailed with gene
raj satisfaction by the friends ofthat
eloquent and distinguished gentle
man.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-22

Northern Items,-We clip the fol-
lowing items of Northern news from
the telegraphic correspondence Of
the Louisville papers of August 18th;
The United States Marshal at
Boston last night arrested person
who had registered himself at the
Baker House as c.. Jordan, Pittsburs,
Pa, but who subsequently has con
fessed himself as John Williams, OF
Norfolk, and is supposed to hold Il
commission in the rebel army. He
was arrested as spy, and by orders
received from the Secretary Of War
he will be sent to Fort Lafayette, IN
New York harbor.
The schooner Mary Alice arrived
to-day at New York. She had been
captured by the private Dixie. Her
captain and three men We're takel
aboard the private. She was after
wards recaptured by the Wabash,
and the private crew transferred to
her. The Wabash also captured tb-
brig Sarah Star, which had no pa
pels.
The Spanish Minister announced
to the Secretary of State yesterday
that the seven vessels captured BY
the privateer Sumter had been dis
charged by order of his Government.
Varian e. Edwards, brother-in-law
of President Lincoln, has been APP
pointed Commissary of a brigade OF
staff
Prince Napoleon took leave of the
President yesterday and returned di
rect to New York.
1t is rumored the Austrian Minis
tership will be rendered to jane
Gallatin, President of the National
Bank.
Twenty thousand Austrian riiled
were sent forward to Genr-
raj Fremont to-day, per Adams f,x-
press. Twenty thousand more al
ready here will soon follow.
1t is stated that leading bankers
have been invited to meet the Secw-
.ary of the Treasury at the residence
If Mr.. Cisco, this evening, with re-
ference to arrangements for taking
he lately authorized loans.
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Pcrsonal Intelligence.

Captain Wilkes out during the whole Of yesterday
attending his private business The number Of vsters
who called him at the Brevoort House very small
Col G. l.. Perkins. of Connecticut; D. Townsend, OF
Boston, Mr. and Mrs Hardcaste, Of New York and G. A.
Richmond and sister, from Havana stopping at the
Brevoort House.
Dr. Ayres and ". N. Grazer, of the United States
Navy B. Sprague of Providence; g. Bergner and wife, OF
Harrisburg D. G. Leonard, OF Newburg; o. W. Barrett,
of Ohio; G. j. johnson, G. Goodwin and c. H. Merrill,
OF Boston, are stopping at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Capt j. Crowel and T. G. Morton, Of Connecticut G..
B. Wbour of Massachusetts, f. NJ. jackson and wife, Of
Illinois vR Knscy c. l.. Coleman, OF Montroal J. 6.
Smeade of Washington, and g. NJ Smith, OF st. Louis
are stopping at the Laiargc House.
Judge Coon and family of San Francisco; H. Sibey, Of
Rochester: A. j. Rich and family, of Buffalo c. Benedict,
Of waterbury; W. Pollock and G. Y Iarned Of Pittsied
and W. wasson, Of Springfield, stopping at the st.
Nicholas Hotel.
N. Buckingham, of Norwich G. 7. Babcock, Of Boston
S. Seymour and LADY, OF Piermont; Curtis OF Boston;
W Bullock OF Philadelphia; Dr.. B. T. Flowers OF Utica
Major G. A. Benson, Of Maine L. Sturtevant, Of Boston;
s. Carew of Norwich; L. S. Converse and NJ Lawton ant
lady Of Boston, stopping at the Astor House.
Hon. D. H. Palmer and p. r. McApinc of Rochester
Capt s. II. wilkinson, Buffalo; George McGown, Capt
latch s. W. Walker, s. c. Vance and Il. Kingsbury
lady all Of the United States Army s. Witt, OF Cleveland
John McKauster Of Toledo E. b. Chandler and Hon. j
Sterlipg Morton OF Omaha Nebraska Territory stop
ping at the Metropolitan HOTEL
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CITY Intelligence.

MEETING IN BEHALF AMERICAN INDIANs.-At a meet
ing OF the friends Of American Indians held in this city
on the 9th inst Webster, Esq., called to the chair
and W. G. Gould elected Secretary. After the Chairman
stating the objects Of tho meeting he introduced Judge
courage native eioquence and true nobility Of the
American Indians He stated that there present the
remnants Of fifteen tribcs-once part OWNERS of this
western contincnt--now living small reserves, So.
cured by treaties with the United States that these
tribes are at present in Kansas Congress having acted
generously in giving them large domains and liberal an
nuties but the administration being in the interest Of
slavery all tho Indian agents. so far as could be learned
were pro-savery men, and looked upon them they
do upon negroes--fair subjects for speculation and
fraud So far has this been carried that several
ton Twenty years ago the government purchased the
lands OF the Sac aud Fox tribes in Iowa, and gave them
400 600 in Kansas and annuity Of $S 900 for
years and $7l 900 per annum ever since At that time
only 500 survivors out Of thar number Of them
owning farm COW oxen, calf or pig and this state OF
affairs has been brought about by the exorbant prices
charged them for provisions by the agents The speaker
went into many details showing the ruin brought upon
the Indians and their consequent extinction ~ be tho
result of cheating the part OF indian agents After
suggesting the proprety Of organizing the different tribes
into one nation, and settling them in terrific
ry several resolutions passed by the meeting,
calling upon the government to adopt some means by
which tho bene1cent designs Of the people and govern
ment might be properly carried out
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
John Parr laborer in the employ Of the Hudson River
Railroad Company was engaged in coupling tho cara
near Thirty first street, yesterday, crushed be-
tweeps the platform and almost instantly killed The body
West Thirty first street, where the Coroner held
quest. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEATH
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1mporta mt from Mexico.

THE PEOPLE PREPARING To kESlST THEIR INVADERS
As for actual news in Mexico, aside from excitement
and its consequent specuatons there is but little Of into
rest The Msxicans daily expecting the allied fleet
Vera Cruz and Tampco The general feeling through
out Mexico seemed to be spirit OF ncxtnguishabe
hatred and defiance to Spain All the usual factions aud
fcuds amongst the Moxcans appeared to DO giving way
the sentiment Of united resistance to their common
enemy and their frequent remark was, that tho Span
ards came alone they would BIO heartily welcomed No
resistance however, would be made these ports on the
contrary San Juan dUoa being dsmantled and the
guns taken inland. If any Mexican symptoms can be
trusted in such matters most determined and probably
successful opposition will be made TO any Spanish inva
sion Of their country The Spanish fleet army wore
met by the Clyde within thirty six hours sa from Vera
Cruz, having ahead of them remarkably fine wind and
sea for their sail and Decentralization The FIRST division
ofthe Spanish feet sailed for Mexico November go from
Havana and the baauce left December L. the Column
bia was entering that harbor.
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AsIHoY-RAy.-0n Wednesday, December IL. at tho
residence OF Mrs. Col. Wett by the Rev. Edward
thon, REGINALD H. AHoN to KATE ANDERSON, daughter Of
James II. Ray Esq.
GREEN--CoEwN.- tuesday December 10, by the
Rev b. f. Barrett, H. D. GREEN to NJ f. CoRwIS, both Of
this city
Ss TINS cty al tne resnence o.
Rev F. c. Ever OF the ST. AIMS church, Captain EDMUND
JOHNSON Of the United States Army, 10 DELILAH j. LE
cLERcQ, Of ST. Jago do Cuba.
MARiIr-WUssESBEEe --On Wednesday evening, De-
cenlber IL, at eight O'Clock by the Rev Dr. Phelps Mr.
ALEXANDER MARTIN TO Mss ADELIsE II. WuSNEyBgRG, both
Of Bloomngdaie New York.
Psy1-ARusTRoSG-On Tuesday evening, December 10,
by the Rev Asa d. Smith, D. D., EBRS PEEK to MARY La
vSiA daughter OF the late A. T. Armstrong, all Of this
city.
SrAcG-KNo-0n Wednesday, December IL, by tho
Rev. George j. Geer, Mr. HENRY r. Stage TO Miss MARY
L. KING, both Of this city.
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Died..

Azor.-In Matanzas, on Sunday, November "a, OF dis
OF tho heart Miss LOUISE AzoY daughter the late
Antonio Azoy, OF Havana.
Para (BraziD papers please copy
Borrs-In brooklyn, on Wednesday, December II,
CAROLINE OSBORN, youngest child OF Randolph and Cor
nela Jane Bolts, ~ tho second year Of her age.
Washington papers please copy.
BEcK.-On Wednesday December IL at the house Of
her sister, Harriet BAbbldgc, SARAH L.. widow of Foker
J. BecSs
The relatives and friends Of the family are re,nectfuly
invited TO attend the funeral ON Saturday morning. ri
eleven O'clock from 81 Peter church. Twepte,h street
near Ninth avenue.
vcKiw-on Tuesday, December u, after brief III
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK,
DURYEE,S ZOUAVES,

recruiting depot for tho Fifth regiment, Now York
Volunteers Duryoes zonaves has boon established at $40
Broadway, IN charge OF Lieut. Col Duryee and Capt c.
Winsow. The regiment is at Federal Ill., Bati-
more Tho recruits will be Immediately furnished with
quarters, ra'ions and clothing. The depot will remain
open until Monday next :.
THE FIRST VERMONT CAVALRY REGIMENT
We are at last enabled state upon authority that the
First Vermont cavalry regiment win leave Burlington in
that state for this city Saturday next On Thursday
tho command VIII DO reviewed by Governor Holbrook AZ
Burlington, who will present them with stand Of color
Arriving in this city, they will quarter the Park Bar
racks over Sunday and will leave for Washington Mon.
day or Tuesday General Henry II Baxter Of Rutland
g now in tho city, at the Aston House, arranging the pro-
iainares for their stay in New York
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Court Caleudar-Thfs Dov

SUPREME Counr-Cmcun-Par Nos 1893, 1859 1853,
1889 800 1715 n.y. 1ll9 I721, 1875, 1877 1920 1881
1873, 1855, 1881, 1879, 174l 1743 1745 Par, 2-Nos
1872, 1874 1873, 1880, 1882 1854 1885, 1910, 1l42,
l444 l4a6 1873 1850, 1852, 1456 1855 AGO. 1852 1854
1906
COMMON PLEAS Cougr--TaIAr TEsM.-part 2--Ncs. oc3,
307 e0s 1883, 1885, 1898, 1928, l4s2 1850, loS 1857,
1888, 1872, 1912, 1909.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Part Nos. I, 1900, 26l1, 26l5,
1928, 262a, 2631, 1871, 2543 2I7i s49 l51s5: 75s,
25a3, 1898, 77s. favt Mos. $50, 2312 2Syf, Ola,
1856, $500, 1885, -. 1896, 29i2 2al4, 2ais,
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Hicks board and lodging free grats for nothing ana
thus give rise 70 some such correspondence ~ atoy
between our honored Secretary Of State and Lore
Lyons IRON her Catholic Maesty's representative fer'
maps no Will DO able to give government some IN
structions as TO how tho constitution should DC nser
preted 10 suit HIM.
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Arrivals and Departures.

H,vAst--steamshp Columbs-H Knight. l. A Anse, 9
Naaern, Pincus, Cairns, Greenshaw, Mayns, g
oria Mrs.I, verpne, Q Rodriguez, Anderson lady
And Two cniIdren Miss Anderson, Mrs Hartman and
efildren Castle, A Smith, Mrs A Chandler, N Do @
silva two Misses Cooper Two Misses Brown, Miss Muir
rNy Miss Bahcock. King Jennings. Fitzgerald,
Peace, @ Barter kennady
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An election is ordered to Gil the office Of lieutenant
colonel in this regiment made vacant by the promotion
Of Lieutenant Colonel Ferrcro Colonel Of the Fifty
regiment Now York State Volunteers The election will
be held at tho regmental armory Monday, the ed
inst, at seven O'Clock p. NJ
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Proceedings or the City Canvassers-Fff-
teen Aidermanic Districts Completed
Tho Question OF Alderman Genet's
Right TO sat In the Board OF Aldermen
spicy Debate ON the Subject, &c., &c.
The Board OF City Canvassers assembled at eleven
O'Clock yesterday morning, Alderman Cornell tho presi
dent, IN tho chair The attendance Of outsiders was
pretty numerous the interest seeming to he rather
the increase.
Alderman BARRY commenced the proceedings with tho
canvass Of the Second Adermanic district
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees the best world wholesale retail the dye
&rrivately applied. No. 6 Aston House.
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Album Portraits, Card Pictures, Parior
Portrats24 beauties for $l-cheapes works Of the
world by HOLMES, 254 Broadway.
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Coughs, Asthma and Dyspepsia Cured
by DR. TOBIAS Celebrated PunoIic Life syrup b0 cents
u pot 81 Cortlandt street.
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Ln6ies Observation-Disclosures & son

Photograph Albums. IA Full Assert.
n.ent Tor sale BY FREEMAN RYER 4 co. importers, i
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Trusscs.-rEarsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Trsses Shoulder Braces and Dr. Wadsworths Uterine Ee
vator superior article. No. Vesey street, Astor House.
opposite the church.
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NEW BREECH.LoADING CANNON.
ELEVENTH REGIMENT. N. Us. N

trial OF Presco't's breech loading cannon will tax
place oday at noon in the Park opposite the City Hall
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now White Oriental Cream imparts beautiful pearl or
tint 10 the the fret application Sold by
all drusgis,sn the United States Europe and South
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Prizes Cashcd in all Legalizcd Lotteries.
and information given by JOSEPH BATES, Broker 10 Wall
street New York, UP stairs,
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A Pure Tobacco.-YeIl0w Bank T0bnc.
Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, free from all I'm
pures, sale by all tobacco ana dealers at
Wholesale by L. GOODWIN BROTHER 200 Water street.
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Commodore wilkes.

Commodore Wilkes.
CHAS d. FREDERICKS CO., Photographers. 557
Broadway have Just finished several different styles OF I'm
pera and Card Photographs of this distinguished chefan
Copies ON exhibition and Tor sale to the trade.
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Pilgrims 0I Fashion.-A Kew Novel, by
HARPER Il BROrIfERS.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best i'm the
world; harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold and ap
piled at BACHELORS Wig Factory, 10 Bona street.
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Royal Havana LOttery.--Sce OTficial
drawings another column TAYLOR & CO., I6 Wall at.
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White, the Halter, GIG Broadyvay.-Fali
style silk dress Hats and the Oxford So! Hat nov ready
Jew audb
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Beautiful C0mplcxf0n,-Laird' Bloom
OF Youth Liquid PEARL has equal for preserving and
Identifying the complexion and skin An Druggists aud i3y
broadway
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HiIrs Hair Dye, Fifty Cents, Black or
Brown best Depot No. Barclay street. and sold by
all druggists.
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Photographic Card Albums.
CHAS D. FRbDERICKS & CO, 5S7 Broadway, offer I
the all the various styes from ~ TO 200 Pictures Of h
celeb aed Prumei Card Album.
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THE IRISH BRIGADE.

After delay OF several days the Fourth and Fifth reg
ments Of the Irish Brigade have received marching
orders for next monday The Secretary OF War had elo
graphed several times to Acting Briyader General
Moaghor to bring the of the brigade at
but there were several iormue DO gone through before
the State authorities would give them resmontal or
ganizaon These through the untring exertons Of Gen.
Meagher aud Col Baker have all been Satisfactorily set
tied this day Colonel Bliss Assistant Adutant General
has given them orders 10 Start Monday next 18th inst
The Fourth regiment will go its FIJI COMPLEMENT of
field staff and line officers but the Fifth (artilery can
only 80 as batteries as there two troops Phiao
pha and trca at Pittsburg which belong and which
II course cannotget attached unit. they all trans
feircd 70 the United States authorities We learn that
is ha intention OF tho government give the comma
Of the brigade 70 IT'S present active and energetic Acting
knowedement OF his interchangeable labors in perfcctine
not regiment but Eve, a time when recruiting has
so many diicuties to master and doing IL all with
raratveiy little AID nom either the government
sders-lecturing in every town and city Of note New
York, Massachusetts and nnsyyania concentrate
the enthusiasm OF his country giving the enro
proceeds therefrom to the brigade Every officer in the
brigade has signed memorial to the Secretary OF War
requesting hts appointment as their rst aud only choice
In our report OF the presentation OF sword, Nc.
Monday evening last to Captain r. X. Horgan Of the
Irish Brigade, il Inadvertently stated that the pre-
alton speech was made by Alderman o Rouke Instead
Of by Mr.. Samusi Brevooit.
sixrY-THIRD REGMENT-IRIsH BRIGADE.
The following appointments aud designations have taken
place in this regiment since lis departure for the seat OF
Joseph McDonough, TO be Captain, vice Tobin. re.
signed
Michael OSuivan, to be Captain, vice Mccartney, re-
signed.
- Twohy, to bs First Lieutenant, vice Mcponough
p romoted.
J. Cooke Afooy, to be First LcUenant vice Commodity
resigned.
j. orpin Massey to be First Lieutenant vico CAVITY,
signed
Iadwaador smith, to DO First Lieutenant, vice Gleason
resigned.
william T. Herring, to BIO Second Lieut. aant, vice
Twohy, promoted.
- McGuire, to be Second Lieutenant vice Moloy
promoted.
- Fitzpatrick, to be Second Lieutenant, vice Smith
promoted.
James b. DeCue, to be Second Lieutenant, Iydon
promoted.
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Official Drawings of the Delaware state

EXTRA CLASS 77--Dccember II, 1861
So, 46, 81, ~, H. 81, Ia, 70, 40, 1, So, IS, SO.
Class 7s-Decenher II, 1861.
49, 50, TO- SIS, %, 40, 70, A. To- %, - H. 80, rs.
J. A. MORRIS CO.
Wilmington Delaware
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Alderman GENET took up the Seventeenth Adsr,aanic
district, comprising the whole Of the
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Markets,

HAVANA, Dec. 6.-Sugars dull--No. IL sold for
reals per arrobe. Stock hand 25 600 Nolasses-
No stock and business. Frcighs-Cne American ves-
sci had engaged 900 boxes for New York Boston
Soc per No business Many vessels leaving in bal
last.
Exchange London, sixty days sight, lax Is per
cent; New York, Az OK per cent Paris, 2ls per
cap
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OFFICIAL Drawings of Murray, Eddy s.
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KkNrUcKY EXTRA Glass, 63l-Decemher H. 1861.
So, 10, "a, AZ, 49, 8, Al, $, "a, B, SO, 81, 81.
KENTUCKY, CLASS clo-l)eeen inter II, 1851.
49, 70, 6, AZ, 81, %, "a, 43, 81, rs, "a, So, 80.
Circulars sent free of charge BY sddrs either
Covington, KY or st. Louis, Mo.
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Capt jose Alvarado
) Guns 239, horse power, 1850
WAR sixAMERs--sIDE WHEEL.
de Herrera.
francisco Dc Ass 16 guns 500 horse power Capt Nco
Las Chcarro, flagship Of Gen. Gassot Commander in Chief
OF land forces.
Navarroto.
Isabel Ia coca 1o guns 500 horse power Capt Carlos
del Canine, flagship Of Gen. Rubacaba chief Of the naval
forces.
pizarro, guns 200 horse power, Capt. Juan Pta la
Vega.
yeasco, guns, 200 horse power, Capt Jose Carranza
Guns, S. horse power, 800.
STEAM TRANSPORTS
Guiana fside-wheel) transport No. l.
Cuba (sido-wheel) transport No. IL.
Cerdenas (sde wheel), transport No o.
Ferrol (nava propelcr), 800 tons, ITO horse power
Capt. Pablo LGgo Vuas.
Masi (side wheeD, transport No. T.
pajaro del Oceano -whee), transport No. 8.
NuInero (side-wheel Capt. Ramon Bran.
FAILING TRANSPORTS
Five ships numbered 2. (Sunrise), 0, and 10.
Hooker lnayal storeship), Santa Maria, LOCO tons,
Capt A. Rodriguez
Hooker (nayal storeshp), Margaan,c 500 TONS Capt.
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According to information which has been given to
positive the French squadron destined to operate against
the Mexican coast, in combination with the forces Of
Spain and England will arrive a this port morrow
the day after. Although tho three steam vessels
now port do not belong to the naval force that her
Britannia Majesty sends to Vera Cruz, Admiral Dunlop
and rgates whose departure from England has been
nounced will reach here within faw days These
tngens will depart again for Vera Cruz few hours after
their arrival
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LIFE RALSAM.

EROCERIES AND FLOUR FOR THE MILLION.
W Cheapest store the world. Goods delivered Free
THOS. II. AGNEW,
Nos 2G0 Greenwich St and 81 Murray ST., New York.