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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29

ConstgMees.
NEW Y0RK--Per schr J s Lee-A D Grief &co
"A Thomson Eco D Kelham- Muse & Murdock
IS Shoe Factory Lunsden & Maun-A Marsh &
co.Gonyerse 4 Kennett-Fairbanks &co-Saml NJ
Todd VOORHEES,, Griggs Eco ] Boyd Eco Thos
White---L stnrtevant &co--C Converse &co-Bcebe
&co-Biscoe & Smms- Rund- w f Yreden.
burg geo ] Coulon- Breen- Mayer Bros
y Giraud &eo-J Ganche--Weat & Gildermarker
-Gitlis Ferguson Geo A Fosdick &co-- Eaton
y Betterton-J L Moore eco l. Mann &sco-A
Dennitt-J Donovan E Heath G W Sizer-J
Aoellyz-West y Mann Byrne, Vance Geo. P TIT
lane Reilly &co-- Gilaspie, Brewer eco Rob-
inson Bros-smith, Cooper q Stebbips--C H Brad
shaw-Tbos Shields 6co--J w Roan-C Looiiler
II Seward Buckner, Stanton & Newman W
de Dopff Eco W Il Leverich &co- e Shift &co--
Magea q Kneass- -Arthur &co--C 4 Buddecke eco
- D Bein Il Sons-l S Holden eco j NJ Johnston
&Go-Lewis q oglesby-H r swady--J P SarIaztn
-Benthuysnn Eco j Gauche- Gunnisou, Chap
man &oo--J Z Coulon--N S'ephens-J A Baquie--
Coleman, Britton Withers-- RRorer zunts-- W
A Hanaey &co-Roge's u Woodall-and order
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29

Per steamship Ghas Morgan. from IndianoIa and
Galveston Torborn, Tails. Geul Jessup, Harris,
Washer, Womack, knight, Holland, Tyler, Archer,
Hickey Hardy PITTS, Farrell, Archer, Harris, Rid
8dills Baldwin. Ferguson, Gartnel Buster, Tyland,
Saunders, Hart, Gamo, 9. IT, Jordan Buss, Hens.
ley. Hancock, Clements, Roberts and brother Ga
renborgi Phelps, Blooming, Nerels, Morrell. Mrs
Neagle and child, Garter, Mrs. Middleton, Miss Cur,
ts, Mrs Davis, Mrs. Hall, Miss Seymour, Miss An
ME Quinn, Mrs Wright, Mrs. Williams, two children
and servant, Davis and lady, Donpel and lady, f.
5G. Wharton and lady Mrs. Hopkins Mrs. Stone
and two servants, Riaeready- III deck, negroes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29
Railroads.

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, April 20. 186l.-l4 bales cotton to
Walker y Snider- y G Cromwell-l2 Warren,
Gilmore &co- Carroll, Hoy Sco- Samuel Bar.
ret M Lowe &eo--2 Murphy, Sykes &co-3 do
A ] Tully Geo 2 Fredlander Gerson-2 Cutrer
81 Harrison-Total 80 bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29
Steam ElsSRGas

SEaaanhoafas
New Falls City, Switzer, I'm St Louis
Red Rover, Strong, FIN Nashville.
. 4 Gotten, Baranco, fin Bayou Sara.
] III Sharpe, White, fm Jefferson.
Vicksburg, White, I'm Vicksburg.
Rapides, DoWty, FIN NatchitocEes.
Iberyille, Gross, FIN Fort Adams.
Mary T., Brown, I'm Lafourehe.
Acadia, Vincent, I'm Bayou Sara.
Towboat Al Whitmore, Whitmore, FIN the Passes
-towed down to the bar on the 10th inst
ship Young Sam. and to sea ship 0leron and
brig Chanito brought up barks Gen Tay.
lor and Valentino
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29
Men,eranda.

Capt. Pierce, Of the bark Laura, from Portati-
Prince, Ha3ti 18th inst, which arrived Saturday
morning, reports that on the 7t inst the bark vii.
liam, Capt. Litteliier, was captured at Fort Lib
erty, north side Of the island win seventy slaves
on board, all in irons between decks He had
taken them on board from the Spanish part of the
isaad, under pretence Of hiring them to 40 to
Gnano Island TOT dig Guano, and had pui into Fort
Liberty to get provisions, where he was betrayed
by some Of his crew, who stated TO the authorities
3that he was bound 10 the Island DC Cuba The
saptain and crew were taken prisoners, and sent
% Portan Prince By land. The vessel was kept at
Fort Liberty.
lhe steamship Daniel Webster, Capt. Mncr, from
Aew York 18th inst, arrived at Pascal outre bar
On ilday morning, about o'clock, and came to
anchor. Capt N. received orders to proceed to
sea Immediately Having about ninety packages
8of merchandise on board, consigned to different
parties IN the city, and netwishing to carry them
back, he hailed The tngboat Tuscarora. ID come
alongside and take them on board. when tbey
were about reshpping the freight Capt, NJ. was
alarmed from shore and weighing anchor he nut
out 70 ser. She5had nine cabin passengers.
BY dispatch to Messrs, Baxter, Lowell q Sc,
from the South West Pass, We are informed that
the ship Harvest Queen went to sea yesterday
" tx
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29

~ E7tsssks 79777=-za3
S. Law ACC A. Per steamship Louisiana 800 hhls
Hour 25 cksscoiae 1860 acka corn 400 pkgs ratse
etc. II
s lNDIAN0LA via G AL VEST oN=-Per steamship
eSss y hbiailour 10 bas potatoes 300 scs oats
sal9 hh|s snoasses 100 hSs candles 1900 scks corn
90 hhas bacon.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29

karDr. Charles III. ESeIls, Dentist, NO. I5s
CANALS rect between Garondeiet and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29

BARCELONA Per ship Valparaiso 26a8 bales
cotton 1000 slaves.
ton $500 slaves.
BoRDEAEx II Per bark shenield- 10 hhds TO-
haeco lis 1925 staves.
!, sANFANnER- & Per brig Polar pigs mase
6f0 bales cotton.
KEY WEsT-Per sclr Il NJ Johnson--Ballast.
Pf2NsAG0LA-Per sehr Sarah Cole % hhds
bacon hid sugar l06 bbls -four Is bbls pork 10
bbls molasses 20 bxs cheese 20 tos hams zoo scks
corn scks coffee 22o pkgs mdse.
MoBILE-P Per schr Capt spedden-- 1917 scks of
corn 40 bhls -four.
MoBILE-Per sehr Alciope-9Oo scks corn.
M0BILE-Per schr Marie Chrstie-7O0 scks corn
80 scs oats.
MOBILE-Per schr NJ Guichard-14o0 bbls coal.
M0BILE-Per sehr Lealtad-l094 scks corn.
MoBIEE-Per schr Mary Magdaline- 1900 scks
corn.
PENSAC0LA-Per schr Jessie Richards 100
bbls -four bbls whisky 60 scks onions 10 scks of
coffee los scks potatoes S76 scks corn n kegs but
ter etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29

3 NDIANeLA and GALVESTON steamship
Charles Morgan $50 bales cotton to order-96 do
A E May Eco 50 do Yilarubia & Laughland-50
do Perkins &Go--10 do r Lloyd West, Renshaw
u Gammack- sundries to Southwestern Express
Co Hyde & Goodrich Carroll, Hoy &co- Total
$50 bales cotton.
BosToN-Per ship Birmingham 1419 tons ice
to s B Smith &co.
BosToN--Per bark Gen Taylor 9s2 tons ice to
i'll Warner &co.
LIVERPOOL bark Pantoleon- 5000 sacks
salt to order.
NEW YORK schr j S Lee-Assorted mdse.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29
BeIow---CosnEng I'm

Ship Clifton, McDurman, ~ days I'm Boston, to
master.
Ship Birmingham, !, fin Boston, to master.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29
SHIPPING TNpNf. ] q IIsllGcE.
sse1alt,NErtltM.


LIST or VESSELS IN PORT Nar CLEARED.
ICoyaeted expasly for te New Orleans palY raseant
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29

Steamship Chas Morgan, Lawless, from Indianola
and Galveston, to | G Harrs--lat dist
Bark Gen Taylor Brown 25 days FIN Boston, to
Geo "A Fosdiek 55co-Point.
Span bark Valentlna, I'm Havana, to Cusachs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29

4 Tat s'ss r afssl Epss
aS zSae sVseaEa
asTslsyss from 1str tszs-'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29
CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Leaves TUESDAY 3ita inst a,5P NJ
FOR NASE&VTLEE, CE4ARES-
FSS b. vile, Trice's Landing Canton Eddy yvie Ovens,
l5st#I hugg Sri:hand, Paducah, Metropolis, Cairo Co
urn!us Hickman New Madrid, Randolph and all
ntermediate andings The regular packet steamer Red
Rover, VIM Strong, master, will leave as above For
freight or passage apply on board or to
aGo I II i SaInI, STgS, a.rse,
This boat connects at Memphis Memphis and Charles.
ton ithilrond and mt Cairo with the Illinois Central
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29

MOBILE Per steamer Alabama-sundries to
order -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29

MOBILE AND LAKE PACKETS.
sgssAass Fr&HEs MOBILE as~ 14AEAV ~ y.
IL. F}EAsss;T7Aal iinBWntgr Arrnngeneut.flU spap
q low pressure pacEe steamers a Ias bIs sla&,
4. p 'oBrdman nlaFor, Grggas James Hopkins, master
k1rldR, r. L. Myers master all built exfrssgy for the
iai 5rAt6, With superior accommodations, will make trips and
9nlngs follows nasa prevented by bRG weather. high
low Bacr Eant Of fuel soma ncccnt 10 boat machinery
Leaving tho Lake e1 Of the FcntGhsrtraP Railroad DAILY
on the arrival of the 5 O'Clock F. N tran Of Tor Mohs
EeGira SIgPS " faGaE24n 2 PsSs hftah apo
tMhtn Passage. "
Children over and rndrr II years o.
Negroes in lots Of five and over............... W
Children, and under Il years. and servants W
& 70 insure tn prompt and complete livery ol goods al
Mobile, bills Of lndn2. must be taken in all eases;
B3 An Express Chest and Way Mail Bag Tor Mobile and
Coast Landings will leave of the Agent promptly at
p. NJ.
Tickets through to New York Philadelphia Washington City,
Nash rl'e and louisville
RFor tickets fegh PASSAGE and further Information,
r. 9EDPEs, Agent,
mill If Mt1ravter Etrest.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29

plurality Of votes Counting vote for each share toc
voted upon shall be sufficient Directors Ja S a.
ihsF rSt meeting after Their election choose er num-
majority of the whole Board and upon whom aIi
other legal processes shall be served. @ 800 AiA
It shall be the duty Of the nrsu5a
2 hs BoaTd a and in &C. e. absence nbt 10 act te
shall for the time being The ll p6pgsrs az
All elections shall be by ballot under the ~
inspectors abPoltod by the Board oua among lie Songd
era mot Dreetors) at least week prior aty election
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29

REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
%5s9 r-FOr Jefferson, Shreveport, Grand Bayou st.
54fssIs Maurice Montgomery, Cotie Alexandria Ouach
S5EaSssaEta, tBmpe, Grand Eeore, FormaH's, Gnrons
Barbns and all intermediate landings Red RigeThG
irey elegant draft and running passenger pack
etfs'exHs t}has. W. Snde will leave
freight or passage, eDply on board -
VLRGINIUS C. DENTZEn,
a29 AdvcFfiatl.g Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29

BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.
NE w ORLEANS
80 - And - sa.eg :
BAYOU SARA MAIL LINE COMPANY
Fer Bayou Sara mad the Coast,
The new low.prcssure passenger packet
j. A. CoTrEN....; CGpt. V. B. Baranoo,
EVERY SUNDAY MORNING at O'Clock.
MBEIpSESpAY BIG at9 O'Clock
Returning leaves Bayou Sara
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, at A, H.
For Bayou Sara aaa the C0ast,
~ The Passenger packet
leaves New Orleans
EVERY MONDAY EVENING, ut O'Clock.
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock,
For Fort 6lan1s. Tunsea, EIorzanza, Bayou
9nrs4 md tiRe Coast,
The hnG passenger packet
IBERVlLLE. Captain T. T. Gross
Ileavgs New Orleans
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING. at O'Clock.
Returni' z, Fort Adams
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
For RGnaIasDnviEIe zmd the Coast,
,r - , > , be new and bne passenger packet
Leaves New Oreats
EVERY TUESDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
=, THURSDAY =. at 70 O'Clock.
clerk ia always IKE landing foot OF St. Iouis Hraet to
receive and deliver freight and n bills Of ain
boats.
viz I'm r. TANoUF. Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29
R E D RIv E r .

Leaves MOND 9Y. 2ath inst, at 5P NJ
FOR KIABILCFII, ROWLAND.
IT, h. lanesnort Fulton, Washington Dooleys Ferry
.4sE55@ Cut Off Sprngbunk Albany. Shreveport Grand
Bayou Grand Ecore and AleNnnara-TEc new,
and Light draft passenger packet SVr. s.
job Etson Hammo1d MASTER will leave as above For
freight or passage apply on board
VIRaINIUS C. DENTZEI,
Al ArnnA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29

Any director being about to abren himself for ~
months less may Goaifate substitute in eH naySa
sid substitute shall have in his not sss f.,
1He shares o. me capt stock q the Company md proyded
fer the time Esing. - SVtd y UiFectors
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29
LOWER COAST AND LAFoURCHE.

y. "a. E
g. S;0HlGieA ~ EskEDNyEHa 4. ia
- So 10 Canal street, No. CrossElan streetsnd
SI$AfdA Ne. i Nov IF3voe street, rs2a
~ Copper, TiE and Sheet EsGER A. 3 y
Workers.
Founders fii5her6, and Manufacturers
Frans Clarifying Evapolens Pans Ftlterea Juice
Chinnsys and EresahDg Steamboat and Plantation Black
:n;thinR.
2ENERAL DEAA4GlsB IN HARDWARE, SHIP DffAE
DI,ERX AND STOVES.
Planters, MercGnrs and SesruhoaneE will nd teir
rgtage call hscrs Errch8EtnF contracting 5.st
where tylSly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29

..U ARTICLE IL. 5sf455
The place Of business and iegui daini of tfs
shall bo located in the City of New Orleans PY Asioh
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY at s o'clock r. NJ
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AMI
, ~ kATRENTON WEEKLY PACKET.-For 0nachiia
CITY, Mouth Bayou Bartholomew Sterljnst,n
Pore union Trenton NIouroe Pine Blufs CoiuIn
b Harrisonhnrp Trinity. Mouth of Red river Bayou Sarn
ato Rouge flnquemine Donaldonvie and all intermediate
landings The new steamer u. f. PargOud. Quilt on
peSsy 9t the ade) j. W. TGbn commander leaves above
pUnchIay.
nl2 GEO n. HIrE, No. 5 Front street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29
StrEA IN. BOATS.
Du5ACi H JtfA RlVBR MI

Leaves MONDAY. 29.h inst. nj o p NJ.
REGULAR OUACf4gTA PACKET-
SF For Camden, Frenehpor Beach HILL Little Bay
S'r,meh, Mlers Bluff Ronrk's, Edornho Cham
9nole Bangs Wilmington Moro Bay Pigeon
ll Q9ryyle Marie Saline, Extra Grand Marie Rowland's
Eltt Alaeama andiug Mouth OF Bartholomew Ouachlte
Tty hochiomond Port Union, steneton Mouth DArbonne
m EentEn Mon9a r. Mouth Cheney Pine Blu Gasors Coum
Ing on 0nachita RiverThe and splendid swift nnina
passenger steamer Era No. a. Len Moore master will leave
ms above. For freight or paSsage amply on board
aS9 H0ANioS 4 dlsrt D@NbmEh. ,;,l b.,
Elhe =. draws ony Is inches water and viii gtra clea,
hllls hGnG lhrNunli 10 -' ~ WV eiFo eloul
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29

These Articles Of Assoctlon Ey BE pdGsa Or altered and
inc chpt stock may be increased TO nat GreeeIfn
Two millions of daitars In the provided y i hs
consent Of in amount ef 81 StorkoieFs obainad
in general rHeGsing sfEr thirty DAYS bfrs Wt
DgeE nv HeFzsse Of cfpta sha be m authorized S days
the city Of New Orleans Within which tre iii
have the privilege Of taking additional sllarsg in rronoI
"a 70 ih9 amount of their stock and any Al
e pon OF th time may he disposed by the Dirpc1rF
value. T' W -S"' rH''" PaR
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29

The object of this Association construct and rsnnta
ny tSr9AdS vii suitable trrnpats and branches for the
OF carrying and generally exercise ge
powers and privileges hereby hoeaTier
% on them lor bGGns and working City Racads
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29

partners, whose subscription is the name Of tba
commercial firm Of which they members shall eligible al
the same Directors of this Association nor shall
other City Railroad his parner Director
Of this Company.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29

majority of tbs Board Of Directors shall be eeeosar q,
ien quorum and decision of Snch majority SEl bs SS
corporate act except for the purchase the Tfgt III .
o5in hlTng reW roads for The purchase f real est'
vi %S s require vote OF threetsurths Of te whole Board
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29
LIST OF VESSELS CLEARED AND SAILED
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
corrected expressly for the New Orleans Daily rescent1
United States Ports.
From Eexy Novk
Domestic Forts.
Foreign Forts.
Liverpool.

Schr J, Fl. Tc0ne cleared April
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-29

The liquidation Of the affairs of this Association b ,a
by three commissioners appointed by The Stockholders at
tice newspapers published ID Now raRns Said ia;
shall be solvent persons residents Of this city not ia.
obted alton; their office shall he
a necessary shall be conferred them The neriod
for liquidation shall be fixed well their IN
much rnanuer the Stockholders by resouos i'll ggeraI
meeting convened, determine. n s N1S'
ARTICLE ExrIf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-15
INpLAN rkad aEs; HasmsiE1eeR mi 1eRf RSffoocrron
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

Letters Patsst or Enslsn and secured q ~ S0 ibs
seals OF the Eooie De Pharmscis de Pans, ard the
Imperial College of medi3Ine. Vienna
No ls lnyalua bic for exhaustion and nstorrhes
and al ply sicai disabilities.
No. completely eradicatee sll traces of thoee
diseases that have been hitherto treated BY the nan
ssocs and pernicl1 MS use OF oopaiva and oubebs.
No. has entirely supplsnted the Injurious uae of
mercury. thereby ineu{Ing 70 the sufferer speedy
relef, dlspeIslng al Impurities, and rootinf on
the venom of disease.
TRiEsENAR, Nos. |, and 5. are prepared in
the form OF lozenge, devoid Of taste And sneii,
and can be carried II the weIstooat pocket Sold
IN TN cesee aid divided into separate doses as al
mlnistered by Velpeau, Lallemand, Roux. Rioord.
saves SS; and IN S27 cases, whereby there is saw
ing Of Ss. To be had wholesale and retail, OF Or.
BARROW, OF 194 Bleecker stTeet. New Yori,
lmmeoletay on receiving remittance, DIR. Barrow
wall forward the Trsesenar 70 any part Of the word
eeonrey packed, and addressed according 20 the in
stIuotigns Of the writer.
The Book, Of all others, that should be read bv
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
Is Humau Frsilty, or Physloloe icsi Reseerches"
lt ls beautifully ILLUSTRATED, and treats -iputeiy Of
81 the symp ON. that inyansbly develop them
.eyes; sooner o, lateI, reerlnns from the hsities
Ss ns yU,'@ Rom ass 91 ss' SStn
siinE ell tie functions Of manhood, and Srin1as
Sold by Or. IA kROw, isI Bieecfer str eet. 1oar
doors below Mscdougs, New York. Pnoe 8
cents; Sent free every where. -
ington. ID. G. Dc E-6r~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-15

How DOUGLAS HELD Mr.. LINcoLN's HAr-A
Cincinnati paper gives the following incident
OF the Inauguration Of Mr.. Lincoln:
'One Of the representatives of this state in Con-
gress reports an Interesting and rather funny Incl
dent OF the inauguration which, not having seen
In primitive record. On approaching the platform
where he was to take his oath and be fnducted
into the office Of Chief Executive, MI Lincoln
removed his hat and held II in his hand as he
took the seat assigned him. The article seemed
to be burden He changed 1t awkwardly from
one to another, and finally despairing Of finding
for 1t any other easy position, deposited 1t upon
the platform beside him. Senators and Judges
crowded In, and to make room for them he re-
moved nearer the front Of the stage, carrying his
Tile with him. Again IL was dandled uneasily,
and as Senator Baker approached to INTRODUCES
him to the audience he made a motion as II to re-
place the tile on the stays under the seat, when
Douglas. who had been looking ON quietly, and
apparently with apprehensions Of a catastrophe
to the hat said, Permit sir, and gallanty took
the vexatious article and held 1t during the entire
reading Of the inaugural! Dug must have reflected
pretty seriously during that half hour that instead
Of dell ivering an inaugural address from the por-
tco, be was holding the hat Of the man who was
doing IL ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-15

An OwSER's RIGHT TO THE SOIL FRoNrIsa
on STREETs.-Judge Mellon decided on We'd
nesday that parties owning ground fronting on
streets and alleys entitled to the soil to the
middle thereof, and that city or borough has
ne other than right of way therein. and such
other acts upon than as may be necessary to
keep them in repair; that a city or borough
cannot excavate the stone, gravel, sand, or
other material therein, for the purpose of
making merchandise Of it, nor authorize any
one to do so; and that the owner of lot or
alley can sustain an action of trespass against
any one entering into the street or alley in
front OF him, between the line Of the lot and
the middle Of the street, for the purpose of
taking out material, or for disposipg thereof to
others. Under this decision the jury in the
case OF Charles Slipper and David Graham va.
Samuel Hood, rendered verdict of 800. The
authorities Of Manchester gave defendant the
privilege to remove sand from the street front
ing plaintiffs property, in that borough, and q
suit for trespass being brought, it resulted as
above estatei.-P,nsbnrg Dispatch.
This is an interesting decision for property
owners in cities. II follows that IL the city
has only the right of way, it cannot have the
right under the surface any further than is
necessary to the general good, and that it
therefore cannot prevent the extension of
vaults or underground apartments for business
purposes beneath the side walks or in the mid
die OF the street, If these underground apart
msnts do not interfere with the water or gas
arrangements already constructed for lighting,
watering, or draining the city. -94- =,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-15

The BOUNDARY LINE BETWEEN MAINLAND AND
VIRsIsIA-The President Of the Senate laid be-
fore the Senate on Saturday communication from
the Executive, inclosing report from Col. Argus
w. Mcdonald, who was sent to Dandon last wear
to search In the British State Paper Oflces for
such records ss would determine the boundary line
above mentioned. The Colonel's reports flls
thirtythree pages Of manuscript; but these contain
merely narrative Of his own proceedings aud a
numerous maps and msnuscripts which he has &C.
cured. The Colonel went to London by order of
Gov. Letcher: the Legislature having passed a
resolution authorizing him, IL he deemed 1t ex-
pedient, to send Commissioner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-15

lust RECEIVED AT FRENCH & RICH
STEIN; 21s Penn. avenue, Washington. ''The
Pickwick Papers" being the first of the elegant
househould ditIon of the works of Charles Dick
enc; ILLUSTRATED by T. o. G.: Dsrley and John Gil
bert. Riverside Prt ss. Call a9d examine them.
per, the finest edition published, feI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-15

CorroN Receipts FALLING orr The re-
eeipts Of cotton at New Orleans continue 10 fall
on, and further and important decrease 10 looked
for In the next few weeks. In consequence of
this belief there few estimates of crop above
four million bales INDUCED In, while the major.
ity are now estimating below that fpure A n1m-
Der Of boats engaged In the carrying trade are
preparing 10 haul OF. sa s-s.. ..--- ~ -
UAt chance dog light In Cleveland, las.
week, ehloroform had TO be administered 70 the
supper dogn 20 make him release his held Of his
weaker opponent Immediately after inhaling 2
the subtle huid the animal relaxed his grasp. and
ell insensibie, In which condition he RENAL ned
for some time. ,s-s.r- .saAa
USFoRIUsArx CHILD -..I declare, mothef, -
said pretty little girl s'is too bad. You always
Send me 10 bed when am not sleepy, aud make
ps gss Up when en- sleepy"
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-15

The SEA GIVING UP ITS CLAMs.-The CLAIMS
in the vicinity Of Eastern Branch, near Boston.
were violently perturbed by the storm Of last Sat-
bones while their uibulations were increased
by the ground swell Of Sunday, which threw up
an immense quantity on the beach The people
near by hasfened to the SEA shore, and secured
large quantities, The clans were enormous in
point Of size, and specimen Of these .sshells Of
ocean," fully foot lin length, may be seen at
Downings y. Posf. .as - !. -