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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-02

uENRy II. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER.
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IJENRy II. LEEDS AUCTloNEER
IL HENRY II. LEEDS Il Co viii sell ut auction We'd
nesday Ocer2 AZ " O'clock in front oi No q Mas
street elegant six Carriage made by
Wood Brothers, panel Sides in good order very little
used
HENRY II. LEEDS, ACCTfOSEEIs HENRY II.
IL LEEDS co. viii sell NJ auction, Wednesday. Oe
oter2 ut III O'Clock Ut the sales rooms No %
general assortment of Jewcl consisting Brooes Far
Rings, SETS Watches Rings, Corals, Mosaics Ensnced
and Diamond SETS, Diamond Jeweiry Bracelets, Crosses,
Vest Claims Antiques, Sc.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG WIDOW LADY WISHES TO FORM THE
~ acquaintance Of gentleman of ample means aud good
position with to mstrimony. Adnires dark hair
eyes and handsome beard. Address A. NJ. o.. New YORK
Post Office.
A YOUNG MAN Is DESTROYS OF FBAMfNG THE
n acquaintance OF lady under - of good standing frcsh
looking healthy, large ana noble appearance weighing 40
lbs least, with Wow to mairimony Address Anxious
box .. Broadway Post Office giving particulars fer one
week.
NfATEiM0HfAE.--AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, IN
WI uanhoods prime tS), pronounced prepp-scssiAg q.
liberal education, refined manners and heh social position.
ppssessing properly resident ut TITS city lakes
this method OF inang mutual attachment with young
lady young wtioW similarly quahed in yieN ~
rcouy. To SINCERE respondent the snbserbes real uame
ceptnpnhe references viii oc given. Address D. H.
box lS6 Hcrala oite, New Work city.
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4 UCTiON NoTICE.-I WILL SELL THIS MORNING
IA at III O'clock AL The elegant costly Household Fur.
inture Of Dr. Max Perry, At his private residence rs
tWGyeriey Pace corner Of Sixth avenue All the Furniture
IS In very good order and Yery little used The viii
enoe at MS Office consisting of Bookcase Chairs sofa
MtTeT Table Engraving, &c ParofOne solid
Paror Suit. covered in French satin brocael; Etc
Eere mirror doors ana back; marble top Centre and Side
TABLES, Turkish Arnchairs Curtains Paintings, Bronze
Clock &C Chambers-One elegant solid black walnut rarlor
Sat, covered in hair cloth; rosewood and mahogany
steads Bureaus Washsands Corner Stands, Spring aud
Hair Mattresses, Beds Bedding Lounges, Rockers, Ne
Dining RoonSoid black walnut Extension Table, Chairs
mahogany sofa Bed, Glass, China and silyerwar, Table
Cutlery &C. Also Brussels and Ingram Carpets. Oeoth
Chandeliers. &C. The goods must be removed twenty
hours after the sale. Terms cash Sale positive.
Auctio
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NNM WRITER'S, AucTfoNEER-WfI.L SELL THIS
W day, at O'Clock at i5t Canal street two psrior suits
III bfocat in plush Centre Dining and Tea Tables
Also all the FURNITURE, Fixtures &c., OF % roo,so sets
Beds and Bedding 20 Carpets, &c together with all other
articles usually found in large boarding house BY order
OF Thomas cushing Aorney for nortgaeee OLce 40 ca
nal street other sales III days Also the right, title
and ntees, win be- sold the proceeds Of the above sale
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Don IlvEBP0oI-THE FULL CLIPPER SHIP
II ELLEN AUSTIN hauls in the Stream this day
four O'Clock r. NJ having urequaied modacus
all classes of passengers For passage AT the lowest poss be
rates apply board to E. COLLINS Co. at the Office
pier No. North river.
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MORTIMER GRIFFIN h 90, AuCTIoNEERs

H. Magnificent Household Furniture
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Property OF - family declining housekeeping
On this day wednesday,, Oct q
Sale commencing, 10 II O'Clock
Rosewood Pancioric, rosewood Drawing Room
Suits rosewood and mahogany Bedroom Furniture
Oak Dining Room Furniture, Paintings,
- stuuary BrDnzes &c,
AZ The residence OF r. Blair Chapman. ESQ.,, IS West Six
icenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues
Drawing Room Suits, Etesefes and Bookcases, Mirrors
Lace ,Artns, Vases Oh Paintings Stttary, Velvet and
Brasses Carpets Extsnson Table, Buffet and China Vases
SterWHe, Table Cutlery Wardrohe Hair and Spin. Mat
trcscs, Goinnodes Wasnsands Oil lons, Ingram
Carpets, sofas Rockers Blankes Bedding Bedstcas &c
Ao large assortment OF basement and Kitchen Furniture.
Sale i1sreuiptory
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NVnLlAM WRITER'S, AucTroNEER, wrI. SELL

M ilttsAM W AtiENS AlCIIONEEky Will SELL,
w ths day atzecocs az i5i Canal street. all tine genec
Furniture, &C. OK n large haaso, vfz:--Fwo Pier
two Man;el, and one oval Mirror. Lace Curtains
Valuable Paintings Bookcases, rosewood pan0forte
aud stool, Centre, Dining and Tea Tables. rich
Velvet ThreePy, Tapestry and other Carpets, lian and
Basement Oilclohs, mahogany French and Cottage Bed
goads, HAIR and other Mattresses Feather Beds Shces
spreads Blankets Table and Bed Linen, nNrD'e top Dressing
Bureaus Wnshstnds, Toilet stands Toilet CBua Gss SILVER
Tfayl Forks and spoons Dining Room Kitchen ~.
tture ~ stoves B.phls Luv cH4nEr i1r tboye
9UaUt iurnistrr al be sold Our large kac OF
! stoves VIA " Friday or Monday,
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NOR LINERPOoI-rHE SPLENDID CLIPPER sIIIP
Il MARIANNE NoTTEBOtfM, Captain Lamb being one
OF the finest ships aloat will sal, October 3 Splendid
accommodations for all classes of passengers. Apply
board, pier Il East river to JOSEPH MURPHY 6i south
street, near WALL
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TyENRy II. LEES. AUCTfoNEER
IL HENRY II. LEEDS * co. win sell ut auction, on
Wednesday, October IL O'clock in front OF store No
23 NASSAU
Bay Horse l5hands high to 8years old is good travel
Ter, and warranted in every respect.
Also double seat shift ny P,lacDn made by Miner e
Stevens, with pole and sha -; $3.50.
The above wiz I've sold without reserve, the Ia
going to Europe.
complete, private In good order
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srrENRY Id MINER, AUCTlOSIER
III HENRY D. MINER ~ilt II auction On Wednesday,
80 III III O'Clock, his salesroOm, ~ sa5lu rect
ne rofs 0iet beautiful collection Of stated Bic
sprepatcd 81 .. GGtra11, iaSieer!Ais
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r r. TRAyER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ITO CHAT
e.. ham sgeet-Wil sell this day y, lo& o'clock ~ I'D
Elizabeth street sing two Counters, Beer Pumps,
Kegs, large Ice Box, Bar Fxtur,s Glass Case Scales
Teas Soap STARCH Candles Spi Fish, Meat Flour,
Butter, Lard, &c
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A NJ MERwIS, AUCTIONEER
~. by BANGS, MERWiN CO., Irving Buildings, 59l
and 596 Broadway
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT . ATT O'CLOCK.
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
IN part selections from private libraries comprising
riey IA various departments including Scientific Cla ssc
end School Books, &c
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: ,rrt, 4 NATHEws AUcTto,fEER sAlpsRoow


n SDsoME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, &C.
n Nfff Al MATHEWS VIII sell at auction this dry
fweir esday) i o'clock, a,the private res idence
81 W.sst Fortylourh between SIKH avenue and
aaray the contents Of the above houss consisting in
~ elegant rosewood Paror Suits in French satin,
part " Sinsh Centre and other fables Easy Chairs
GE,ench plate Mirrors Console Table and cerns Bro4es,
sluerb neasou velvet Brussels a oher Carpets,
Tioorciohs black walnut marble top Gnameer SUITS ma
n,, and other furpitnre. Hair Matscsaes, Pa
holsters and PruSs library Bookcase, Dining Room
inarniture Dinner ana Tea sets Glassware, eas fhande
M Gns window shades, &c together With tic
Wi,chcn Furniture, with which the sale WIZ commence
catalogues ready anu may be had a. the aaeaoneeF'
oty,ce 10 Nassau street.
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EoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE.-SuLs On
IL the 5th October, the celebrated packet ship OCEAN
MONARCH Capt Psee, lying at pier 80 East river and the
packet ship CONSTELLATION sails i8h October For pas
AZ low rates. apply board, to TAPSCOTT CO..
80 South street
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NtHE GEEATFST WONDER IN THE WUtIlD Is TIE
i xnung and accomplished Madame BYRON, from Paris,
who he consulted with the srcest confidence on Az
sars Of life embracing love, coprship business and sick
ness drunken and unfathfu husbands has Sc
cret TO make you beloved BY heart IDEAL and brings
toge cher those long separated Ladies Is cents gentlemen 80
cents Residence No. Third avenue, above Twelfth street
I r. = gowEpY, NEAR BRooME STREET.-MADAME
100 WfDGER Clirvoyunt and gifted Spanish lady, UNI
wells the mysteries Of iutury love- marriage absent friends
sickness prtcrhs medicines for all diseases. tells lucky
numbers properly lost or stolen, DC.
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HENRY 2; MINER, AucTtoNEER.

HENRY ID. MINER, AUCTfONEER.
IA HENRY D. MINER viii sell At auc,on Thursday,
OGober ). his salsruom ~ street. Opposite
Post o.ce, at O'Clock collection OF Gur Oil Paint
ings Water Culorg Gnpravinss, COMPRISING, among
others the WORKS Of Ccapr Turner, H. Morghen j. Oliver,
n Poussin, Hoihen, Nouyernais, g. Motiand i.re, j.
Haskins, Copl.y Fielding Kuyp Wilson, Sir j. Reynolds
Muir Joseph fernet Cane, Gerchfno Brown, j. g. Thorn,
aud others also three ae Engrncs the Of
Washington in silk and beautiful OF art.
The above exhibition
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CHERRIES sALE-FANCY GOODS, &c.
y CHAMBERS FAIRCHu4D Auctioneefs.
Salesroom ll3 Nassau street,
sell Wednesday, October at 10 O'Clock at ~ Cham
hers street. of Fancy Goods, Military Or
namcuts Belts Hoop Skirts Yankee Notions Iron Safe &C.
' - JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
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WE WOULD CALL ATTENTION TO THE SALE or
bonded and unclaimed Goods be at auction tails
Jay oy Z. u LUDLOW x Co, al 81 New street.
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L,ERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 80 WEST FOUR
tecnth street opens Saturday, October 5-Mme.
DUBIENE FERRER0 begs leave Ia inform her
patrons TINT owing the departure and temporary
Of her brother Colonel Ferrero the of he viii
be replaced in his professional duties by his other
Jackson Ferrero Circulars for terms &C. he had Ut
the academy
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A SSlGNEEtS SALE or ELEGANT FURNITURE
=Ll An Ell Ial Lrdi n,lN nunnriurly for

Mislc Cabinet, Stool ana Cover
Elegant Bureau Bedstsads Il Hair Mattresses Chaubt
Suits, in roseweoa Bronze Ctocks spring CHAIRS
rors Beds and Bedins yak ENcn sion Table,
steads rich Gut Gitss OF every description marble e
Buffet Oeoth rich Chandeliers, &c. sie positive, rain
shine. II. W. WESTcOTr Auctpn,tr
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A s., RICHARDS, MISUNDERSTANDING
"a. sale OF Boots Shoes and Biosan auction by RICH
ARDS WHITING Wednesday, October ., at l0k
O'Clock Ut store ~ Cortandt This will comprise
almost every variety of fall and winter goods Catalogues
and sampies will be ready early morning Of sale
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sfIIPPING.

.. SH1PPING.
CTEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
- liverpool landing and enbarsng passengers al Queens
Town. ireland. The Tigeruoot York and Pm aiepna
sicainthip Compare intend GespNshing their
niimi.-,nHt iron Steamship as foilows.-
GtII " NEW YORK. Saturday, Oct S
EDiN bu Saturday, Oct. IL
- 4; -, saturday, Oct. ~
VI Of WAhlflN ITO Saturday oct. e
And every Saturday % from pier a. North river
RATKs
'siol H6eTase
a, 20 london. 20 to London. ..... 3
. To Paris. IS to Paris ....... g
=. to iiinblrs.. IS To Hamburg 49,. IS
Inssengfis also forwarded Hayre, Bremen Roerda, an
Antwerp, Sc. at equally low prices =
Persons wishing q bring friends buy tickets
mere AT Inc following riss New york-Fron fiye1ool
or Queenstown irst cabin So SIS SlO5 stecraQo
IRON Liverpool $40 From 0urcnseggn $50
these steamers have accommodations for passcn-
gers and carry experienced surgeons. They
board. 80 -
tsr tu''her information apply in Liverpool WILLIAM
lNMAN Agent y Water street: in Glasgow Ia WM iNMAN
3St Enoch square in Queenstown g. NV d sEYMO i.
40. in London u EWES Il MACY, 81 King " liInm
sfeett IN PARIS 10 JULES DEC0UE, Place de Bourse;
a fhadcpha 20 JOHN q. DALE, III Walnut street. at
the company's Offices. JOHN u. DALE Agent
Nsty New lork
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To the Southern Public,

AT meeting the citizens of Orleans convened on tbs
temen appointed solicit contributions the relief of
the sick and wounded soldiers of the Southern Conedeaey
and provide for their comfort during the war.
The undersigned in behalf Of the committee thus appointed
appeal to the humane and patriotic aid them in holy
work Ithehooves those VINO enjoy safety comforts
home to testify in material FORM their appreciation the
peris and suerings Of brave volunteers 1t
they stricken and it mission pour balm into their
wounds. The poorest Contribute something the
ing will be appreciated perhaps such will he especially blessed
in their results.
The committee will be advised Of the Of the supplies
required at hospitals THERE will confined the
soldiers Of particular Stc section. They will afford all
the aid and relief in their power all sufferers II
be raised they propose organize permanent w
TEN of relief Contributions of clothing blankets and bed
clothes articles of nourshnen suitable for the sick parcu-
larry coffee tea rice, tapioca arrowroo codia pure
liquors. and wines, especially solicited Warm clio hing
wooden socks and shoes in great quantity will become
absolutely necessary in the latitude of the of We ap
peal not abandon brave soldiers in
their Affections.
warehouse for the reception Of such may be
tibuted has been established No. IS Graver where
reliable will be in attendance Each member Of the per-
manent committee will receive contributions in money.
JOHN FINNEY,
T. 0. SULLY,
r. GAkDERE,
HENRY RGNSHAW,
Subcommittee.
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TALK ON ,oHANeE,


y IT was quiet yesterday on the flags. There were
many inquiries about the retirement of the Spanish
Minister at Washington City but we could not make
anything satisfactory out of it. We give the tele-
graph broad space don't credit more than one
dispatch. When we are officially informed of
events, we may talk about them.
There was considerable talk Of the misapplica
ton of certain funds belonging to the Confederate
States. Who is implicated is not as yet diyulged !;
but the talk is that hereafter will be sound policy
to require security for any money delivered to
parties. One hundred thousand dollars is some
thing Of a sum to take wings and fly off.
The weather has been rather too squalIy the past
two days for the good Of the crops. We are APP
preaching the equinox. We don't want any more
rain for the next six weeks. The sugar cane is
in fne condition. A storm of wind and rain would
now mar the present fine prospects. The stocks Of
sugar and molasses are very low in the West. If
our prvateers are active, they will interfere with
many cargoes Of sugar from the West Indies bound
for Northern ports. IA 4#s @
The following figures give the stocks in Louis
vile on the first Of this month of the articles named,
compared with the same time last year NJ
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The following goods just been opened and viii
be sold cheap
200 pairs Assorted BLANKETS.
50 dozen WORSTED NECK TIES.
30 :. 49,. STOCKINGS. o.. .
IS COTTON AND MERINo STOCKINGS.
500 balls WORSTED YARN.
$50 lbs. KNITTING COTTON, assorted Coors.
275 lbs. Assorted ZEPHYR WoRsTED.
10 dozen WORSTED DRAWERS.
80 dozen WoRsTED UNDERSHIRTS.
:. INDIA RU6BER OvERCOATS.
100 great gross CHINA BUTTONS.
5 dozen KNITTED SILK sAsHEs, for Officers.
OFFICERS SHOULDER STRAPS. BARS and EMBRoID
Erred STARS.
SOLDIERS COMPANIONS AND OFFICERS BIvOAUC
BASKETS.
SILK AND WORSTED BINDING, of every description.
GOLD BRAID, of every quality and width.
GOLD AND SILVER CORD.
GOLD AND SILVER TASsELS CORDS AND TRIM
MINGS, for Flags.
SILK, MERlNo, AND COTTON CONFEDERATE FLAGS,
AND GUID0NS.
500 dozen MILITARY BUTTONS, for Louisiana Mississippi
and Texas.
DRUMS AND FIFES, of every quality.
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS AND RIBBONS, of every
quality
CHILDRENs CARRIAGES, HOBBY HORSES AND W.
LOCIPEDES.
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN TOYS.
All of these goods will be sold low CASH CoNFED
FEDERArE NOTES TAKEN AT PAR.
sel6 2pMoWehSa
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1000 SLAVES
WANTED BY HIRE OR BY PURCHASE.


We will purchase hire for term Of five years. Five Hun
ed or Thousand Slave Laborers 10 work on the Southern
Pacific Railroad Texasfmnediatey Of Shreveport
La in region protected invasion or poesta-
ton from conflict VIII shall exist between the two sections
of this country country through which the road passes L.
entirely healthy and for the distance 500 miles
Shreveport peneates Of finest agricultural
count es on the continent of Anerca,
This company magnificent land grant from Texas l. e.
acres for every mile road the company constructs for
the distance of 800 miles Shreveport the EASTERN
boundary Texas In times like the pre-
sent company cash to pay for labor essen
tlal rapid development companys interests bu.
years. hire or by the actual ths
pany will yantege3ua arrangements
with Kentucky Missouri Virginia MARYLAND
North Carolina elsewhere hire or purchase with
payments In tho most securities or m slaves
Families eniire will be taken either by hire or by purchase
The company enabled propose TERMS because of the
mun6cent land and
rolling acress Texas with The
construction bonds OF the at rates cas
All the rights Of this copsnv are 8xad snd vasad NV tho
of Texas This company has secured the synatb and the
route the s2d degree of parallel of latitude has the
u o ' " NOS, O r eo t''''perN oo'7fhlhen's-
o.I,ud Iaos ali Or ~ 1or,a ,ani, ,,;e,s - Sc - s -
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ii 1t will be seen that the stock of sugar on hand
this year is 3se hogsheads less than last year, and
that the stock Of noasses il 100 barrels less while
the stock at Coffee IS lp2Bs sacks more.
The receipts Of sugar were cut off 1900 hogsheads
by the blockade at Cairo The same remark will
apply to the receipts at St. Louis nevertheless all
the sugar we had for sale on our market has found
purchasers at rates highly renuuerative to all in.
terested. II is computed that 100000 hoesheads
of sugar will be wanted for the Southern markets
alone this season. 80
In political circles there is d good deal of talk
going on; that spies and informers (Back Repnb.
licans) are pouring into our city by every convey.
anoe. There is not doubt of It. There is con.
siderable talk now about a case of habeas corpus
before one Of our courts. We are entirely too
liberal in proceedings of this nature, Parties
known to be sympathzers With the Lincoln dynasty
have got free dipensation, as it were, simply by
taking the oath of allegiance, which Is getting to
be entirely too farcitll for our welfare. The Lin
coInnes do not show Southerner who happens to
be passing through their domini6ns the same
cIemenoy Perhaps the greatest and most despotici
outrage ever recorded ia fit emblem of Robes
pierre) has been recently carried out by the des.
pots, Lincoln s Seward, in the persons of two
young creoles Of our city. We alade to Henry B.
o.. C. Claiborne, and Hilary Cenas. son of the late
II. b. Cenas. These two young men were midship-
men in the old United States navy. Arriving at
Boston last month in the ffigate Congress, and
being desros Of visiting home, they resigned their
Offices and the day following were arrested by the
Hessans order and sent to- the pastile Lafayette.
No charges were made against them, and no ex.
animation granted. All they desired was to visit
theirparents and home. Mr.. Claiborne has been
absent on duty for six years. WHAT Villains now
rule Ii Washington. But the day 9f reckoning and
balancing accounts against Seward & Lincoln is
not far of.
There was some talk about the course of the
Gopfederste steamer Sumter. Instead of cruizing
among the windward Islands aud on the Spanish
Main, 80 termed, the talk is, she ought to have
gone direct TO the British Channel and Intercepted
the many vessels bound westward. burnt, sunk aud
destr9 yed numbers, lived on her prizes, and bank.
ruIted net aiew Of the Northern Insurance oa,n-
paties, as well IS carrying ruin and dsnay among
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o fiji G / al.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS
Of the Consolidated Debt of New Orleans,
New Orleans, Aug. 20 1861,
GEO L BRIGHT, Esq, Attorney Law, having been duly
appointed COLLECTOR for this Board its sitting the
9th inst, .-"
Notice hereby given that from and after this date Mr..
GEO. L. BRIGHTis this sole and only authorized person
demand, collect the debts obligations what
ever kind due TIE old corporation the Municipalities
and the city of Lafayette prior the consolidation of
AL previous contracts with other parties
hereby revoked.
By order OF the Beard
au29 2plm 0. DgBUYS, Secretary.
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The bankers and Capitalists Of the old defanct |

the bankers and capitalists Of the old defunct
Union.
i The latest intelligence from Mississippi Sound is
up to yesterday morning. The coast packet Creole
made the trip from the Pass yesterday. The Cali
-fornia, from Mobile, finding the Sound clear, was
expected last evening, The Creole left last even
ing for the Pass, and will leave again tomorrow
morning Whether she goes all the way through
to Ocean Springs and Pascagoula depends on inc
cleseness of old Abes picayune tenders ana
launches.
Our. Contemporary Of the Delta says he Is author
lied to sag that certain remarks we talked OF were
erroneous We desire to state to our ne1ghoof, III
all good feeling, that were not fufnlsheo Wath
information but what we said was from aotuai op-
seryation. There was no error. we saio shas
| ON Tuesday the Sound was clear; that the gun
l heats OREGON Arrow Panieo and Florida were
\ II port pontebar train The Oregon, on Tuesday
/ even;np had discharged the big cannon, balls
and other freight brought over. She left on We'd
i nesaav we said nothing, nor did We even alude
4 TO the commander. We did say that Mississippi
4 soupd was clear of gunboats, and so it was, for
4 there was not guRbost nor gun on the water on
4 Tuesday and Wednesday, though the Oregon was,
/ tits supposed, in position on Wednesday night
| We do talk that the defence of Mississippi Sound
i has been mismanaged that the authorities OF Mis-
sissippi,were negligent in not procuring gunboats
flour months ago. schooner was purchased by
private parties and fitted out in thirty days She
i with the crew on board, can whip a half dozen Of
Old Abe's launches and that pieayune tender
which made SO many captures last June in the
Sound.
4 But this is neither here nor there. We did moi
! publish any erroneous information. We said tina
Mississippi Sound was clear on Tuesday, not 8
4 guuboat there. We reiterate the remarks, and de
sire our neghbor the next time to take more thar
4 four lines of our remarks TO comment on.