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It Is said the President viii demand The restpa
| ton Of the Gosport Navy Yard and Harper5s

It is seid the President will demand lid rgst0sa
ton Of the GcspoFb Nary Yard and HaFpexia
Ferry.
Sailing Of European Steamers.
NEw Yong, May A.-The steamers Cityof Wasgs-
lngton and Bavaria sailed from this port yesteT-
day; the former for Queenatown and Liverpool =
the latter for Southampton, Havre and Ham buFg.
No specie was taken out By either.
The RevuIsion in Few York
NEW YoRK, May g. There have been two hu ID u
dred business failures in this city tie last fort
night. .
Paper Of any kind is now extremely dtf6en,t To-
Sterling exchange ruIes at 104.
Louisiana SKIES are quoted at 4S.
r. .ne meantime the war excitement continues
Indiana Legislature,
fNDTAN4PoLIs, May 4.-The Legislature OF tbsz
state Will pass Dill making an additional aYpyo4
prfation OF half million t5 arm and equip 5tian-
teers. y - z = 5s
Military Occupation Of Maryland.
Maryland Legislature have asked to IL gpsrsas
from the evils of military occupation.
Affairs at Cairo.
CAIRO, May 4.-C -Cincinnatians informed PransEsas
that Gen. Pillow, with troops was coming from
Memphis to attack Cairo. Prentiss replied, g i.cs
him come, I'm ready
Later from California.
FORT KEARsEY. May 4.--We are put in posses
sion of San Francisco dates to the 24th nit, by the
arrival Of the Pony Express at this point.
Business at San Francisco was ID an unsettled
condition.
The Indians have again assumed Troublesome
attitude in the northern counties OF California.
New York Markets.
NEW YoRK, May 6.-Cotton closed heavy al l3g
to l3a for Middlng Uplands. Flour is worth IS to
10 for Superfne State. Pork is quoted at III 6eS
to is Is per Dbl. for Mess.
Cincinnati Markets
CINCINNATI, May 6.-There were some sales oil
Flonr today at 81 10 to u per bbl. for saper-
fine. Wheat has advanced 2 to Sc. the bushel Corn
is quoted at 24c. Oats, sales at 28c. Whisky ss
selling at 124c the gallon. Pork sales Of aess At
at SIT per Dbl.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, May 6.--The Ohio river at this poiA1+
is falling, with eight feet water In the canal.
Steamboats, Passed Vicksburg
YIoKsBURG, May6.-The steamer Empress passass
down at 2, a. MI; the Henry Chouteau at g., r. NJ
yesterday; the Edward Howard at O'Clock thiS
morning.
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A CRASH.

There was loud crash in and considerable ex-
element around the Moresque Buildings, corner
of Camp and Poydras streets, about half-past |
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The crash was
caused by the fall of the large wooden arch and
grders which had been erected as one of the sup
ports of the roof of the large public hall which
runs through from Poydras to North street, on the
side of the block next st. Francis Alley. The
arch rested on the ron-work outside and the brick
work inside and fell by the iron (outside) supports
giving way. One panel or section of the elegant
iron-work was ruined, as we'll as the massive
wooden arch, and the eadjacent'iron.work was con-
siderably twisted out of place. Nobody, luckily,
was hurt; the workmen having heard the crack
ing in time to get out of the way. The damage is
some three or four hundred dollars
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DE SOTO RIFLES.

This fine company, numbering ninety-two mem
bers, was mustered into the service of the Con-
federate States yesterday evening, at o'clock, by
Acting Adjutant- General Major Thos. E. Adams.
the corps in few inspriting remarks, concluding
with the assurance that in two or three days their
services would be required in defence of the rights
of the South. The gallant Majors address was
received with an enthusiastic burst of applause,
showing the spirit animatng the men. Young
men of the right sort, desirous of winning distnc-
ton in the field, cannot do better than enroll
themselves in the DeSoto Rifles.
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We yesterday mentioned the generous provision
which the printers, on Sunday, made for those OF
their brethren who have gone or may go to war.
The committee to raise weekly contributions from
the craft has been appointed as follows: Gerard
Stith, Chairman; Thos. L. Hedges, Picayune; A.
Byerly, Bulletin; Benjamin Young, Bee; G. G.
Mclean, Price Current L. A. Patterson, Bulletin
Job Office Geo. NJ. Brisbin, Pcayune Job Office
Jas. A. Bills, Delta Job Office; Chas. W. Clark,
Clark BTsbn,s OF ose l W. G M,rlos TomRson Hin
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TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 7, 1861.
eot. The thing, as we hear, occurred in the

street. The, thing as we hear, occurred in the
course of drunken fight.
Yesterday morning, haIoney died Collins was
so badly hurt hinself that he was sent to the
Charity Hopital instead Of the prison. The Coro-
ner set about holding his inquest yesterday. Dr..
wound, inflicted with a razor, extended from the
right of the spine around the side to the breast
bone, not penetrating the cavity of the chest but
still penetrating so deeply as to result in the in
tammation which caused death. The Coroner will
examine the witnesses to-day.
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RETURN oE TIE CoMTlMENTALs.

The steamship Texas returned from Texas yes
terday morning, having on board Capt Clark anG
his detachment of the Continental Guards who
went as military escort to the steamer Ali
in high spirits, and spoke highly of the style il
which they were treated by. the Galvestonians
Capt Clark reports that the schooner Horace hav
ing on board Us U. S. troops and Is camp-women
was at the mouth of the river, on her way to New
York,
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Maxwell, and numbering 66 men, was yesterday
mustered into the Confederate service. This com
pany. as well as the DeSoto Rifles was mustered
in underthe condition that they were not to receive
pay, rations, camp equpage, until called out for
field service. Therefore, though mustered in, they
will not go into camp until about the time they are
reuured to leave,
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We understand that Col. DeRussy's regiment
composed of portion of the country companies
now at Camp Walker, will receive marching orders
on Wednesday. In what direction the regiment
is to be sent, we cannot state.
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FIRST pIsTR1cr CoURT-y,sdge CoRens.-John
hon found guilty Of mnnslanghter was sentenced 70 two
years and six months Imprisonment at hard labor in the State
II the of; c. MoCleqnd Anthony Howe charged
and ohn nanfod. charged with Larceny on motion Of the
tie peHeF seed john MI Hansord SaS was pa red
verdict OF eu y and the prisoner was aceoTdf ly
remanded to await sentence.
RECORDER ENERsoS's COURT Henry 0. Foul
haber for insulting and threatening Jacob Reck Dryades
stree Peter Conway for threatening Mrs Dnignan ana carry
Dy On GPod spes S
ns naGy S for 6 & Gf Mary RyfE s Basin street
Sn 6on o ee all Yesterday & required furnish
n FOR Rfss parties
Mike Collins charged wi Ii the murder of Timothy Maloney
Sent to TIC hoSpa (beins badly injured hime await h
s5 Transferred to the Fourth District in Which uris
dictiGp c the offence fence W. was so9lo committed ,.
btans Cicc sanmeyer in the discharge Of his duty
sIs s1 3oS DnaS @ Sa s
matter to the great injury and dszraca of aan and with
uS' @ nd"ens Sm
might have apparent excnse for taking aant's Iie
mad lockwood up several days prevousy charge
ven TO appear on the 10Th inst
store Me Ss e M snay snsnc af
the the windows Of til so3e the clothing and
nSr Sent doTn in detan! Of bail Charged also by officer
enng shoot persons in the street
Mary Ann Eesuhan charged with drunkenness and violent
disturbance Of the pc Baronne Sent down.
Josephine FDaber charged with disturbing peace and
violently abusing b. Blumentha Dryades street. Bail
given.
RECORDER BLAcuE's COURT. - Affidavit was
made by Mrs Myers charging I2zy Francis with larceny
teonousy carrying away from her domc Barack
S50l in gold $40 in silver, and various valuable articles
amounting in the ag sae about The of one
thousand coas Arrest and due proceedings prayed
for.
samGe P Heath alias sam Slick was by the affidavit of
ChRs. r. Miller charged with being dangerous and s,,s-
pcious ch racer, and dJy committed for examination
loScnh Snlha filed an affidavit charging onis Springer with
breach Of us, in refusing c:gars
trusted to him for sue The accused down await
examination.
RECORDER LONGS COURT.-John Rollins John
lie Thomts Smith and Joseph Dutronle saveraliy
charged by affidavit with assault and battery Due proceedings
were asked for.
James Fahey charged with breach of the peace
George with violation of the city proper
proceedings prayed for. The offences charged were of
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Capt. Mark Moore and his brave 100 yesterday
afternoon marched out to Camp Walker, having
been mustered in on Saturday. Though not in
uniform, their manly look and martial tread COM
manded the admiration of all.
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ORGANIZATION OF A POLISH COMPANY

At meeting of our citizens of Polish BIRTH held
Saturday evening last, Mr. j. Przedmosk was called
to the chair, and the following gentlemen were elect
ed vice;Presidents: Messrs. H. Paiewsky, A. Kos
owsky, L. Cedrowsky, J. Print, Chores Jacobowitz,
Morris Hager and Mr.. Alexander; and Mr.. Solomon
Silversten vas appointed Secretary. The object
of the meeting, namely, the formation of military
corps to vindicate Southern Rights, was explained
by the President in eloquent and feeling terms
Mr. sverstein being called on, addressed the meet
ing eloquently, exhorting his brother citizens of
Polish birth to stand true and firm to the cause of
liberty and right in resisting the aggressicns of the
North upon the South. His remarks were greet
ed with much applause. The following resolutions
were then offered, and, on motion, unanimously
adopted:
Rss9l'sd That all the Polish citizens Of Nav Orleans be in,
ved 10 aterd meeting be held No IS Hospital street.
tween Chertres and evee Wednesday evening
instant at a o'clock for the purpose of taking the
sary cps forming military company for the defence of
rights and liberties against the Black Republicans North
Reaoo That copy of the proceedings Of this meeting shall
tsgned) J. PRZEDMOsKf President.
$. .SILVERSTEiN. Secretary.
This action had upon the part of cur Polish citi-
zens, is not only to be commended, because of its
eyincement of their true attachment to the cause
OF the South, but because of the remembrance
they evidently have of the struggles of their ma
tive land in the cause of freedom.
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N&m Orleans Dailp Gresrent.
TUESDAY MORNING. MAY Z, 1861.
gutaL Sntell1gente.


more lively and gay spirited set of men than
the 5000 now encamped at Camp Walker, we never
had the pleasure of going amongst. At every
turn through their tented city, something meets
the eye IN evidence of the general gaiety and good
humor which prevail. The boys, when not on drill
or other duty. lounge about in groups, reading,
smoking, chatting, singing, sleeping, whiting
and tinkerng in hundred ways.
Many of them have marked their tents with
humorous notices, titles, and charcoal sketches.
In going about among the tents you find the st.
Charles Hotel" the st James Hotel" the
" Palace" "Our House. - Wholesale Grocery
DE-" and so on, strongly reminding you of the
tent scene in " Poca-hon-tas," at the Varieties
Theater. One tent is covered with a picture of
Abe Lincoln hanging by the neck, dead.
Many of the officers tents are fitted up with
some approach to luxury, for the hospitable recep
ton of their friends, and especially the ladies,
who dearly relish the novelty of being seated in
real soldiers tent. Capt. Wingfeld of the Beaver
complished and estmable lady, who stays in tent
all the time, and does the honors in her husbands
absence. This tent, in particular, is greatly be-
sleged by visitors, especially ladies.
Ihe soldiers in camp complain of but one thing,
and that is, being kept there instead of pushing on
at once to the seat of war. Unless there be rain
ere this reaches our readers eyes, there will be
some difficulty in supplying the camp with water.
The Tace-course cisterns were yesterday nearly
empty, and the water was being carefully rationed
out by guard of soldiers at each cistern.
Here is a lively mess song, which has been writ
ten BY Mr. D. N. Tobin for Capt Harris company,
the Perritt Guards:
coNPANT'S NESS SONG.
GUARDS!
Here's TO Connor Captain brave, who we know will well
behave,
with his officers and soldiers to sustain him ha ha,
FoeS in meeting the Per Guards had better square their
yagds
And stear clear Of this, happy land Of Casnan.
CHoRUs-Fluzza boys, ha2za werc off to the wars
The rights of country sustaining;
And all we ask the chance put in the front ranks
When them in this happy land of Caanan.
When is heaves in sight we'll with all might
On! on !boys, let's give our foes training.
With oneGccord ws' shout wipe the Abolitions!s out
For invading this, our happy land of Canaan.
CHORUS Huzza boys, haa we're eff the wars, ETC.
Then here's to Henry Perrt whose praise we'll try merit
By coniuct in the .trife we're engaged in;
And our lives we'll dea y sell, the invaders repel
From this our happy land of Canaan.
CHoRrs-Eulza boys huzza we're off the wars nc.
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Professor Vegas May party and ball, at Odd
Fellows Hall, last night, was d magnificent affair
in every respect We will give the particulars to-
morrow.
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP CITY OF BALTIMORE.
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Officer Samuel Caldwell, an old and well-known
policemen of the Fourth District, was shot and
dangerously wounded at about IL o'clock on Sun
day, by miscreant unknown to him, doubtless a
thief He was in company with John Hussey,
| known as "Camphene John" and the two were
about to enter Hussey's house, on Bacchus street,
between Washington and Sixth, when they were
met by two men in the yard in front of the house.
Caldwell attempted to arrest them one of them
retreated and escaped by the back way; the
other drew a revolver and shot at Caldwell four
times, and then escaped. One of the bullets en-
tered his right breast and passed through his lung
Yesterday he was not expected to recover a
large and helpless family is probably thrown upon
the world by this mnrderous act. A man named
John Piquerry was arrested yesterday morning on
suspicion of being the villain who shot Caldwell.
Caldwell, when found to be wounded was car
red to the residence Of Dr. Austin, in that vicinity
The Doctor, knowing him to be a good man and
faithful policeman, did all in his power to relieve
and save him. Yesterday morning, Caldwell was
removed to his own residence, Dr.. Austin doing
all that was possible to save his life.
The Doctor Informed us last evening, that he had
probed the wound as far as possible. The fifth
right rib was broken, the lung and the cavity of
the chest penetrated, and probably the liver. The
Doctor had no hope whatever of Caldwells
recovery,
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NEw Yong, May 6.-The Liverpool, New York
and Philadelphia Mail Company's steamship CITY
of Baltimore, Capt Petrie, from Liverpool on We'd
nIesday, April "a, via Queenstown the evening of
the 10Th, arrived at this port to-day.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, April 25.-The sales of Cotton the
past four days consisted of 55 900 bales of which
10000 were taken on speculation and for export.
The market generally closed firm and with an
upward tendency, under the news brought from
America by the steamer Africa.
James Hewitt Il Co. quote Middling Orleans
at 7Sd.
LIVERPOOL, April 25-The advices from Man
chester and other manufacturing districts were
favorable.
The market for both goods and yarns was active.
and prices partially to id. higher in some cases
for yarns.
LIvERroo1, April 25.-B Breadstuffs dull and nom
lnal owing to the fine weather. Provisions steady.
LONDON, April 25-The closing quotations for
Consols to-day were 9lB to %.
Political Intelligence.
The political intelligence by this arrival contains
nothing of Importance.
A prospectus has been issued in Liverpool for a
line of steamers thence to New Orleans.
Hayti requests Spanish protection.
a French fleet has been ordered to bring troops
from Syria.
A commercial treaty is reported to have taken
place between France and Belgium.
Prince Napoleon has Abandoned the intention
to seek satisfaction of the Due d'Aumale.
The Paris Bourse ruled firm-Rentes 6Sf.
In the Italian Chambers large majority was in
favor OF considering Garibalds project for armipg
the country.
Affairs at Warsaw are without change.
The Pope is resolved more than ever to quit
Rome.
Perfect harmony has been restored between Carl
baldi, Count Cayour and Gen. Cialdni.
THE CONFE RATE CONGRESS-
Elections Under the Permanent Constitution
WAR WITH THE UNITED STATES.
THE sECEs ssIoN OF ARKANSAS
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THE COTTON MARKET FIRM AND ADVANCING.

ORE4DsTUEEs DUz1 AND PROVISIONS STEADY
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On Friday night last, Timothy MaIoney was cut
by Michael Collins, in the coffee and boarding
house kept by the former, at No. l44 New Leyee
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Great numbers of Clergymen Physicians Statesmen and
persopGges haSeen their certify the unpaG
ed usefulness of these remedies but space here will
permit the them The Agents below named furnish
gratis American Almanac in which they giyea with
also full descriptions of complaints and the treatment
that should be fuowed their
Do not be put off by unprncped deales with other pre-
paraonG they make profit Demand Ayers and take
others The sick want the best aid there is for them and
they should have it,
q An remedies for sale by JOHN WRIGHT CO.,
Nos q and 15 Chares street. Orleans all Drug
gista q ial5 snkW
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LATEST EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE
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THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY.

There having been some idle talk around town in
reference to Major Waltons crack battalion-that
it has not gone into service yet, and such like
remarks-we will state that the battalion has not
only been ready and anxious for service all along,
but that it was in reality the Uery first corps offered
to Governor Moore for State or Confederate SER
vice. Ever since then, the companies of the battal-
ion have been furthering their preparations and
drilling constantly and let it be borne in mind
that the field drill of the Artierists with their
heavy brass pieces is no child's play. That the
Governor has not yet seen proper to order the
battalion into service, is no fault of theirs. We
hope to hear no more such idle remarks about this
brave and gallant corps as have lately reached our
ears.
The Artlersts have six bronze six-pounders
two twelve-pound howitzers, and one rihed can
non, now being finished at the Leeds Foundry.
This red cannon is to be duly tested, and if it be
found satisfactory, others of the same sort will be
made.
We yesterday stated that one of the newly elect
ed Captains, E. A. Pafrey, had resigned Lieu.
tenancy in the Confederate Service to accept a
Captancy in this battalion. We should have said
that it was a Lieutenant Colonclcy that he re-
signed. We now give full and correct list of the
npr 0D,icc pol off
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IsFEsANCH's EEHEALE CORBxAr-
BEAUTIFYENa I - INvIG DRAINING = REGULATING

Fer producing Blooming Gouplexion Erect and Graceful
Carriage Of tho SSody Cheerful Disposition, Removing Boches
and Erupions the Face, C9tng ro Spirits O. Mean
ehoEy Dp elpaton of the Heet Pains in tho Head
Back or Limbs NAtes and all the vAreHs forms of DHeaBe
produced by Suppressed Painful frregular henstruaon
which tho Female SAS is subject.
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN 40 FAIL
Originally compromised for the purpose of bringing snd
faef4aSg the Monthly Periods of Wos which II does msler
any mld ell circumstances sancks Fenhie Cordial aso
proves EeAle Invgorator and BsaGe knowE
Iat ny tested Mobile and proves to he equal to
all 1t has been TepresentaS.
The LADY OF one of prominent citizens Of Mobile has
seeaty bean cured Of Dey and Low Spirits ba9dering on
Iess mind through apathy naction of the womb BY the
Of Lisfraeks Feae GoT after all other remedies had
failed this organ excited 10 healthy action Rnd she
restored to HEALTH haness and the sasiey OF Der
family sad friends
male eales Of direaae kn to the propeora
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NUMBER SIS.

rsLEeRapnso TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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Fer the of Costvenes Jaundce, Dysnepsa Indges
ton Dysentery, Foul Stomach Eryipeas, Headache Piles
Rheumatism Erupions and Skin Diseases Liver Compaio
Dropsy letter Tumors, and Salt Roeum Worms Gout Neu
ralgia, Dinner Pill, and for Purifying the Blood.
They that the most sensitive take
them pleasantly they best apeent in the world fol
all the purposes Of family physic.
Price, 25 cents per box five boxes for 81.
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PRICE OF ADMTSSI0N-Dress Circle, Iatced Boxes Per
9uee Second Gallery ST. So Pit Boxes and Pit 81; Third
Gallery, 50 cents.
Ea5~Doors open at G. To commence att
E7>No seats secured unless paid my7
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6 THOMAS CHAMPAGNE = 500 baskets cham
NJ payne, Mr. Thomas, OF Epernay Deome, Gordon
Vert and Imperial quarts half pts sale by
S. D. OR ATIAA & co,
nos Cn.tr ,bnnfo
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tsr THE SOUTHWESTERN 4zp AnaRrcAs LINES. j

Commercial and Political Intelligence
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Rg4sold by John WRIGHT & Co, New Orleans; TALL
LIANT { CO. Mohile and Druggists generally se2 ly

NOTICE To SUFCE1E RS AND ia AAERS-
I@ Proposals wi the reasurers office Charity
Hospital 70 o'clock Nj the first Monday Of May next for
furnishing Hospital with Meat and Bread Tor the ensuing
. twelve months.
Specifications be at the Office of James Graham,
By order Of tie board Administrators of the Chaity
as III eF''' ~ WM G. AUSTIN, N, D., Secretary,
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THE coNFEDERATE CONGRESS-
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VOLUME XIV.
M(ilitarr Notitts.

HEADQUARTERS ORLEANS HONE LIGHT GUARD.
New Orleans. May 7, 1861.
M TkfE MEMBERS WILL ATTEND a MEETING
G$ oil Inc Company at the AnNry, Of Rov Al aud Gus
I'M tonbouse sreetR, on WEDNESDAY EVENING Sth inst.
W at O'Clock. Punctna attendance required business
OF importance will be transacted.
BY oder of
r. Fl. MORGAN, Captain.
Parties desrous Of joining this Company will please
this meeting. my7 2t
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NEw YoRK, May 6.-The Liverpool New York
and Philadelphia Mail Companys steamship City
OF Baltimore, Capt. Petrie, from Liverpool ON We'd
n,esday, april "a, via Queenstown the evening of
the 18th, arrived at this unrt to-day