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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

III T Ell S.
ALLEN HOUSE.

TINE undersigned respectfully announces
i to his friends, and the public generally,
that he has succeeded Mr.. B. r. Allen in the
proprietorship of this House, and will do
all in his power to maintain its former repu-
tation as well-kept hotel. His table win
always be supplied with the best the market
affords. and by giving his own personal atten-
ton to his guests, in addition to that of ex-
perienced servants, he hopes to be able to
render satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their patronage:
Connected with the house is good Stable,
where horses will be well attended to.
Feb 2, 1S61-tf A. w. CLARK.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

"A TRrcK-Breslau, a juggler, being at
certain place with his troupe, met with such
bad success that they Were almost starved.
He repaired to the wardens, and promised to
give the profit of a nights conjuration to
the poor, if the parish would pay for hiring
room, etc. The charitable bait took. the
benefit proved a bumper, and next morning
the wardens waited upon the wizard to
touch the receipts.
III have already disposed of them,'' said
Bresiau "The profits were for the poor. /
have kept my promise, and given the money
to my own people, who are the poorest in
this parish %
Sir" exclaimed the wardens, " this is a
trickn
II know it, replied the conjurer, 81 live
by my tricks"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
Wlisefllantons.

LIE boYs.--Are parents ignorant of the
c0ncuct OF their boys when permitted to run
~ iargef If they are, they should begin to
inquire INTO it at once. Some of them will
Do Iound falling into the worst society.
y'e'olng by degrees to the fatal tempter
soon they will be lost forever, unless thew
are made to change their course. This can
De enected alone by keeping them at home
se night, and during the day, when thew
have no business out.
Beware of the liberties you grant your
sons or you may some day be called upon
70 follow them to a drunkard's grave-a
thought too horrible to indulge. Look to
tnis matter before it is too late, and reclaim
your sons from the alluring paths of vice.
It's your duty not only as a parent, but as
. citizen. Are you willing for one of your
family to become a pest and a nuisance to
the community, as well as a disgrace to
those he should honor and obey7
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Furniture

EEEEEEIGNEN.
G.. FLINT q JON Els,
Al & IS Royal Street, New Orleans.
vTTOULD invite the attention of their friends
w and purchasers to their large and well selected
tock of CABINET FURNITURE.
Having, within the past year, greatly enlarged
their establishment, they are enabled to exhibit
the best and most varied assortment of Cabinet
Furniture ever offered fer sale in the South, com
rising everything necessary in the furnishing of
dwelling.
Feathers Spring, Hair and Moss Mattresses
varnish, and Bedding of all kinds constantly on
hand.
Purchasers from a distance can rely upon their
floods being packed in such manner as to insure
their safety in transportation, and will always find
our stock ready for inspection, and cordial
ly invited to visit our store and examine for them
selves All orders by mail promptly attended to.
c. FLINT & JONES, A & 46 Royal ST.,
cone square below the Post 0fice.)
New Orleans, May l. 1858. yly
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

T'HE undersigned having purchased from
4 the Southern Fire-proof Roofing Company,
their right is prepared TO offer the citizens of
this county and elsewhere, article of recGng su-
perior to anything before known 60 this coTa-
munity. Experience has shown that all other com
positions used for this purpose viii melt and "a
the summer or crack In the winter.
The Southern Fire-pr00f Roofing IS cheaper than
slate or shingles il viii last long. needs
pairing, aud when finished, has the appearance @
Stone and is quite durable. Old shingle roofs
may be covered without removing the shingles. and
tin gutters may be entirely dispensed with.
All persons having leaky roots, intending 70
build. win do well to give him call Address,
through the Post-office, Box IS. Canton. Miss
For particulars, apply to E. y. HARGON,
Agent, who win attend to the Roofing Bust
ness during my absence.
August 49, 1860. JOHN ROBINSON.
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rTcEEAN,s UNIVERSAL PITTS,

FOR LIYER COMPLAINT, RiLIoUsNEss, HEADACHE, &C.
There has never been CATHARTIC medicine Of
fred to the public that has given such entire satsc
faction as Mel<EAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent
and can be taken by the tender Infant vet pronPs
aud powerful in removing all bilious secretionS Acid
Impure, Feted Matter from the Stomach. In fact they
are the only Pills that should be used maaTions dis
tricts.
They produce no Gripping Sickness, or Pain in the
stomach or Bowels though very active and searchin
in their operation promoting healthy secretiens OF the
Liver and Kidneys Who viii suffer from Biliousness
Headache anu Foul Stomach when cheap a remedy
can be obtanedg Keep them constantly on hand; a
single Dose taken in season. may prevent hours, day
anu months OF sickness. Ask for DIR. J. H. Mclean
universal Allls Take no other Being coated, they
are fasteess Price only % per box and be
sent BY mail TO any part of the United States.
d. II. MCLEAN, Sese Proprietor.
Corner of Third and Pine SIS. St. Louis. Mo.
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DOUBLE VIsIoN.-A butcher, who was at
fiicted with that obliquity of vision known
as strabismus, was about slaughtering bull
lock, and be employed negro to stand by
the bulls neck, grasp his horns, and hold bis
head steady, so that he 1.-THE butcher) would
have a certainty of knocking him down. Al
the butcher poised his axe in the air, ht
seemed to be looking at the negro instead
of the bull.
ssLook here, look here, bossy," exclaimed
the darkey, with . great deal of nervous
Precipitation, 'sis you gwine to strike wha
you is lookin' %
aOf course l am, ron black scoundrel,
was the reply.
-DeA -. else 70 ho'd n
bullock" calculated the negro; syoa isn'
gwine to knock dis chile's brains out"
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

THE ua6ersi-Bel wss'1l1 Eesare eaa.l sse EEser
ton 81 the plh6c e. h5s -F1er.l.l as-rEress 81.
(arTiaee. cor.ssfir- af $50 A-f s~ i.fH As Aw q ISL
EAROUCuES. REEeEe~. aaI EaaE-- 49,
ROAD WAGONS; ai1 ef wAl.h ae 81 eeau.-sasss1
receiving f-uaa sae best ...-=rra-. asa starr
To sell % sur cilssell=-- a-G cash eall-
mercial uarer Wll ~f1 - .G els sta-e a1g
can Re haG4ht "a a@E Seg-setl rzsrkFt-
Jaly LILY a. EA 1al-lFfE-
CRANES PATENT AEgTAINIg
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

DR.. J. II. McLEAN'S VOLCANIC on, IINIMFN,r
The Best External i'm the World.
for Man or Beast
Thousands of human beings have saved life of de-
erepitude and misery, by the of this Invaluable
ment It viii relieve PAIN almost and
i will cleanse purify and heal the fouless SOIE ii an
incredible short time. MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL
EMINENT will relieve the most inveterate cases az
rheumatism Gout or Neuralgia Fer Paralysis, Con-
tractea Muscles Stiffness Weakness in the Joints
Muscles Lgarnents it will never fail Two apnllra
tons viii cute Sore Throat, Headache, or Earaehe.
Fer Burns or Scalds, or any Pain. il is InfaIllbe
Remedy Try it and you will find it an indSpe nsaba
remedy Keep it always hand.
PLANTERS, FARMERS any having charge
OF horses, viii money by using Me Leans Volcanic
On Iniment Ii is speedy and infable Calls
sprains Ghafes, Sweliings, Lameness Sweeney Sores
Wounds Scratches, any external disease Try IL
and you viii be convinced
DR.. j. H. Mclean, Sole Propriefor
Corner of Third and Pine Streets s.. Louis No.
BE- For sale by CAssELL & BAUGHS, and by
all respectable druggists
Feb. 2. 1861 5fv-
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SUNDRIES.
IN BALES India Bagging;
CU 500 coils Rope,
10 bales Linseys;
10 bales Jeans;
20 bales Lowells;
so boxes Starch:
100 boxes Star Candles;
/ 900 Wheelbarrows;
100 Buggies aud Carriages;
100 bbls. Mess Pork;
100 bbls. Rump Pork;
10 casks Sugar;
10 casks Clear Sides;
30 bbls. Lard Oil;
30 bbls. Nolasses;
90 half bbls. Molasses.
Agents for the Sfraub Corh Mills. Newall d
Steadman Cotton Screws For sale by
Oct. IS, 1860. CRUTCHER 4 co,
NEW NESS PORK-700 bbls Mess Pork just
IN received from Louisville. KY. and for sale by
Feb. IL. CRUTCHER i CO.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

4 WOULD uosr Fcsn-ecttgliv Eztti< az
a. lovers Of z,saI nas1.ic o. s1Se me ea4 aa=s ss
ana hear the ursst slHEraaE t1azs4 A-42aae efts
brought % tae STATE of Al.-ssss~lEs-
am ueW in receipt es the OMAN. o. fssst@
PIANO FOfFks~. u1.rh are aeSa5.s la.as %
TRal5srg. tsattSslgl.E, -szlS rS t ANA aers -.s
artists. q be t1e usas- slIreE.rc .7-z 1-1-t rtts
introduced % tae rlaaaal. ne.sz streag ls sfsa
in volume. Eich1ess 4E1 Ess-rl5F a EIzse .---
also pecalitr singing 4ssll1sF szl s4 a. ana -
monziaz With t.le AEEl4a vtsars. 4et1 are l.za..s
called the Or-zl. 81 Aac1l L'sEaas lrsa- 4F-s = q
the pateat Arch Rest fsssE ana zg4z Egz=ze -aee
viii stand ia tune ia AT eislzslzes-
Everybody whe wants a gs~a4 ars1fssE.vss sas'ft4
not fail u zee nav PANS hel1e uss--f-.s- -sa-s
faction given or MS cA-Azse--44sa, a .-s44 glr
antes-
Tanfnr audwepairinE anls is tce Ellef csrs.
manner Seccal hand Fi1lss taAen tl eN aea.-e
foe new ones. Al kinds of ml-iti 1.=raa.-sss -.-
sale. Orders for Sect Nus asss le.ss- r ..&
So GIVE me cali = ~ tlttA-A.~s
SO 4 1~fa frsaFe8 NJ -.
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NOTICE.

T II. CHEATHAM, Esq, is my authorized
e.. Agent during my absence from the State,
o. 4. LUCkETT, Jr.
June /, 1S6l-lm
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

The Boston Yankees celebrated the
anniversary Of the battle at Bunker Hill, on
the 18th uIt. with great pomp.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

CARPET WAREHOUSE.
lo. 49,. Chartres Street. 1o
just received from England and the North very
large and rich assortment of
MEDALLION. VELVET, WESTON, TAPESTRY
BRUSSELS, 3 PLY, INGRAM, DUTCH
HEM CARPETING.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH 1have Medium and Heavy
in Marble Oak, and Cbintz eolors.
nRUGGET and LINEN CRUMB CLOTHS, OF all
widths.
WINDOW SHADES.
CHINA and COCOA MATING, &C., at prices
much below previous years rates.
A. BROUSSEAU & co.
January %, IS59-1y
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PAINTS-PAINTS.

VESSEL FIRED INro.-Yesterday afternoon about
three O'Clock while the wind was blowing heavy from
the Northeast schooner crossed the bar and beat
ing up the channel abreast of the beach of Morris Is
land when she having attracted the attention of some OF
the sentnes Of the batteries fired several blank
trdges her for the purpose of bringing her to- which
the Captain of the vessel paid attention to- but kept
on his course when shotted gun discharged, the
ball from which it is supposed struck her in the bull
warks when she put about and proceeded down near
the bar and anchored.
During the firing it is said the schooner displayed the
United States ensign" but her character and not
her nationality in question, she should Immediately
have come and held intercourse with the commander
Oh the Island. instead OF acting that produ-
ced the impression that she intended to orce passage
Soon after the firing took place, boat from Fort Sum-
ter visited Morris Island sent by Major Anderson to
make enquiry into the of the vessel having been
shot a and also to request permission for his boat to
proceed to the schooner and it is reported that the
boat did 60 the suspicious vessel but Of this have
no certain information.
About six o'clock last evening the steamer General
Clinch with Lieut. L. B. Huger, sent from the city
to look after the schooner and investigate her character
but after proceeding some distance down the channe
they were unable to discover anything of her, and sup
pose that she had gone to sea.
AS the wind was bowing very strong from the North
east she will, no doubt take Southerly course
Charleston Courier, 4th inst.
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STATISTICS OF MORMON PoPULAr1oN.-The Valley
Tan copies the following statistics Of Mormon popua-
tion The population Mormons in the United States
and British domnions, in 1856, not less than 65
900, of which $4,000 residents in Utah, 5000, in
New York State, 1000 in California, 5000 in Nova
Scotia and IN the Canadas and 5000 in South America
In Europe there were 700, of which $4,000 were in
Great Britain and Ireland, 5000 in Scandinavia, 1000
in Germany Switzerland and France, aud the rest OF
Europe 1000; in Australia and Polynesia, 24O0 in
Africa lO0 and travel, $500. TO these if we add
the different branches, including Sarengds Rigdontes
and Whistles the whole sect was not less than
L 1857 there appears to have been decrease in the
population of Utah, the number being only 3l,622, OF
which 5000 were children, about III 900 women and
II 900 men capable of bearing arms. There are 1888
with eight or more wives of these 13 have more
than nine wives; $50 with FIVE wives HOO with
four wives and 2508 with than one wife, Recap
itulation-46l7 men with about l6,5 500 wives.
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THE LOUISIANA ZoUAvEs.-A portion of this splen-
did regiment lett New Orleans for Pensacola on Thurs
day last The Deta in noticing their departure says
They numbered one hundred picked men, uniformed
and equipped An evident pride in this military Or
ganization was manifested and each man seemed flush
ed with resolution to do his part patroticaly soldery
and braveiy 1t was novel scene. The Frenchy and
wssy air Of the camp of Zouayes was very prominent
Young men who erst had worn long hair and black
hats aud dress la mode, appeared with shaved
heads and fez caps baggy red breeches CATERS &c.
tensey Frenchy and highly zouayey They were in
appearance and in bearing quite Crimean. There the
Young heer-skeer recruit and by his side the grizzly
soldier who had smelt powder, both looking like work
in earnest. The appearance of this body Of men (the
first hundred of five hundred being equpped) has
created no little conversation in our military circles
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For the Journal.

MOUNT CARMEL LODGE, NO. I53,
SCoTT's HILL, N. c., April Sd, 1861. I
WHEREAS The Great Creator has been peased to take
from among u.s. our worthy and webeoved brother and
Worshlptul Master, JOSEPH Nj. FoY therefore
ReSOlUed That in this, to most sad and unexpected
dispensation, this Lodge has sustained institution
rreparabe loss its individual members that of most
sincere and sympahisng friend noble and true-hearted
brother and the community liberal and enerprisng
zen, who in relation of life has sustained
character of honorable generous and hghmnded hos
ptab gentleman in praise of whose many virtues scarcely
too much can be said.
ResOlUed, That feeling keenly great Oss we
cannot but have most profound and affecting
deep distress that pervades the family of deceased
brother and we do most cordially symDathse and condole
with that afflicted family
Rescued, That token of our atectionate remem
brance of deceased brother this Lodge will the
usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
ResoUed That copy of these resolutions be transmitted
the family of deceased brother that they be
shed in the papers of the town of Wilmington.
DAVID s. SANDERS, Sec, T, T.
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JNO. D. SPICER,
r. w Warn.

The NEW TAR1FF.-Hs Operation at the Nev York
Custom -HouSe-The Morrill, tariff went into effect on
the lst instant, but it is too early yet to how it
works. The New York Times says:
Considerable quantities of sugar were on Monday
withdrawn from bond for consumption the importers
profting by the large difference between "a of cent
pound and "a per cent ad Uat0rem duty under the
tariff of AZ. All goods actually shipped on before
the 9TH of March in under the former rates. and
all goods remaining in bond unclaimed the 1st OF
April on the privilege. 1t will thus be some days
before any perceptibe effect of the tariff can be
perienced at the custOm-house"
The New York World says of the new law:
"The working of it is destined to produce very com
pcated system OF appralsement and consequently will
require nearly three times the amount of clerical force
heretofore employed, and considerable difficulty will bt
experienced between the customhouse officials and th
importers. The bill has variety of defects, the m
porters aege and under the best OF it's working
phases, will be the cause Of much pickering Much lar
ger warehouses will be needed by the SYSTEM from
the fact that the bill cOmpes variety OF goods which
were formerly appraised by quantity, to be weighed
owing to the process which OF the goods are to b.
subjected to, it will be that time will be
cuped in passing the goods from the customhouse de
partment to the importer than by the old tariff. Th
merchants are unanimously complaining of its unairnes
and injustice, and are calling for its repeal
The Herald remarks:
The act allows goods On which the duties are lessen
ed to be withdrawn from bonded warehouses on pay
mint OF the duties therein provided. Importers have
not been slow in finding out this provision, and the
sequence has been that the goods On which reduceC
duty is to be levied have been hurried into public stores
during the past month. The principal articles thus
warehoused sugar, moasses, Manila hemp and ndi
CO. But Monday was the lst of April and these good
could then be withdrawn for the first time at the Lev
rate Importers who had delayed their sales until the
made large Withdrawals of merchandise under the new
rates. About $4,000 worth of sugar and moasse
was thus withdrawn. The work of passing the with
drawals is more than double, and consequently NOR
time consumed in getting the entries through :
This gave rise to much dissatisfaction the part of
| importers"
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$50 EW Ar ID!

e& FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS on last Saturday g
* night, the following negroes, viz: PETER, Ell a.
-. LIS JONES and LAVENIA. Peter is very stout Gz
built weighs about 190 pounds about feet IL inches hg
about rs years old he formerly belonged to MIR: N F.
Nixon of New Hanover county Ellis is about Il years
It's pounds he formerly belonged about Newbern, N c.,
where his wife now lives but more recently to Mr. C. r.
Lavena is very weighs about l6O pounds is
20 years DID, and formerly belonged to Mr. j. M Fenne
Any person taking up either all of the above negroes
and returning them to the subscribers in Wilmington
combining them in jail that get them will receive
ftv-doilars for each or one hundred and fifty for all OF
them. BAKGEN> q PE!EhoON:
ian. a. 1860. # lO8-lm-Zl-d
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$40 REWARD.

e RUNAWAY from the subscriber, about three months
a since negro woman named BRlDGETT. She walks
s6n IS or 10 years. She is supposed to be nrkng on the
sound in the neghborhood of Wrightsve The above re-
ard will be paid for her confinement in Wilmington JAIL
or for her delivery to the subscriber -,c,, e -,
An additional reward of TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS will
he maid for information that will lead to the conviction Of
any person harboring said negro. - -
Aug 2, l860.-49-M JEhh. D. h1N1'
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General Notices.
LOST OR NUSLAm

fEsXzlZs4s.s THE FOLLOWING NOTES: One against Jno.
i F. Moore for $40 SO, dated Nov. 8th 1883, paya-
5-zs BILE to the subscribers; against NJ A Devane,
payable 10 n Well for S4S g. with credit of S2 So paid
% Oct, 1853; j. ". Pridgens Constable Receipt for
notes against various persons for collection Also various
receipts for bills paid Also, other notes and papers not
recOlected
Any person finding the above notes and papers, will be
literally rewarded by leaving them at the JOURN AL OF
FICE or eturning the subscriber at Harrels
Store n c. and all persons orewarned against trading
for any OF them and the makers from paying the to
any person except myself. or order.
OWEN FENNELI.
March 18th, lSCl l63lt-30-f
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Wanted.

eA NEGROES NEGROES WANTED.
* GENTLEMEN, your old customers are yet in mark
~ et All you who have NEGROES for sale, would do
well to give a CALL or address
POWELL & MACARTHUR, Clinton, N. G.
l.. A. POWELL.
j. A. MACARTHUR. lJuly IL, l06O-46-Iy"
HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR NEGROES.
R<n THE SUBSCRIBER is in the market. and will pay
* the highest cash prices for NEGROES OF any age
III suitable for the Southern market.
~. C. T. STEVENS.
Clinton Sampson Co.. N. c., June 81, 1860. 43-ly*
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ROCK SPRING HOTEL.
MARY 8. MCCALEB, PRoPRIETREss.

OLD STAND.
na THE SUBSCRIBER takes this method OF returning
@ her sincere thanks to her numerous friends 1or the
liberal patronage her house has received for the pas
few years. and would respectfully inform the public ina
she is prepared to Iranslen
Her house being situated on the South side OF Chesnu
street. below Front is in convenient location to business
Her he will at all times be found amply provided witt
the best the market affords Her kept in the bes
possible manner rendering every comfort and convenience
continuance of public patronage is respectfully solicit
ed. MAh1 D. McCAhEb'
December IL, ls60.-dtf.
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EFOr Sale and TO Let.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

sALOABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
- iHE SUBSCRIBER offers his residence in the town
iA 0 0Snot1G for sale. The lot fronts the W. We'll
1 % oon Raroad and contains large, commodious and
cp orta6e dwelling, having large rooms passa
ABOVE and beow-doube piazza and single piazza
IN rear-onr ire places, &c: Also excellent office with
Two rooms and chimney,-ktchen smoke house. stables
parn and carriage perfect repair The
possesses many advantages for physician lawyer
Terms made easy For further information appv to the
subscriber in Magnolia, P Murphy, NJ London or Eli
Hal Esqrs The subscriber also has excellent riding
HAhNkSS HORSE for sale. CHAS II. HARRIS.
March Is. 16I-IItS9N+f
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

=, FROM CASTLE HAYNE PLANTATION on the
~ North East river, on the 10th Feb inst, BLACh
AA FlLLY," two years old this spring she is Of rath
er light Frame and we'll formed with clean legs and incln
ing color having white hairs all her body
and particularly about her face the second back rb the
right side has been broken which has left small lump
will pay suitable reward to any returning her to the
above plantation or to me in Town. and an additional re-
ward of FIFTY DOLLARS for evidence sufficient to convict
anv one having stolen her. HENRY MUTT.
iuilrninntnn N q Eah 25 lS6l.-l44-dlt-27Wtf.
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Eroun Havana.

New ORLEANS, April 1.-The steamship De Soto
from Havana on the 9th ut arrived here to-day.
A million in specie coming from Spain to relieve
the Havana money market. Nothing has been done
regarding the of Prince Alfred since the last
advices.
Sugars were dull at 61a reals. The exports of the
week amounted to 29, 500 boxes Stock in port, IA
boxes. Exchange on London 10 lO1s per cent pre-
MUM on New York l u 211S per cent. premium.