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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

DEATH OF VETERAN OFFICER,--Capt VIM.
L. Hudson of the Navy, died suddenly in Brook
lyn, Oct. 18th. He was Commandant of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard in the year 1855, and in
1858 took command of the frigate .Niagard when
she was assigned to duty on the Atlantic Gable
Expedition. He was also in command of that
vessel during the Japan Expedition. IN 1860 he
was appointed to the command of the Boston Ma.
Wy Yard and under the acts of Congress of
August and December 1861. was placed upon
as member Of the Lighthouse Board. His age
was about 60 years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

LOST A KING.--A few days SINCE a young lady
of Cincinnati whose personal attractions 1onst-
tute her a belle, in a playful mood distracted a
valuable diamond ring from the finger of one of
her admirers, and placed it in her mouth. The
swain used little gentle force to recover the
jewel, when, in the struggle, she swallowed it,
1t was costly mOrsel but the gentleman bore
the loss with good grace, comparing the lady
to " the wealth of Rome" who, in their extravn-
gance, were in the habit Of thus disposing Of
pearls of great price,
OF course the young lady replaced the lost
ring with another exactly like it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

COMPLIMENT FROM AN OLD SUPPoRrER-Of
James Buchanan, the Nevada Democyat, an old
line Democratic paper, says that " he was well
aware that conspirators were plotting the des-
truction of the Government, and during his entire
term he allowed them to use the influence aud
patronage of the Presidential Office to accomplish
their reasonable purposes. With ample aulhori-
ty to crush treason in the bud, he absolutely re-
fused to adopt single measu re for the preserva
tion of the Government Of which he was the
temporary head and he can say nothing now,
except to plead imbecelily, that will exonOrate
him from the execratOn that invariably accom-
panies the mention of his name"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

WHEN stretched upon his bed in the agony of
gout, it was reported to Chatham that one of his
ohclal subordnates pronounced an order impos.
slble OF execution. Tell him." said he, rising
up and marching across the room on his swollen
leet, his face streaming with perspration from
tne eXcrutiating effort, tell him ii is an order
OF man who treads upon impossibilitiesU
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

A YOUNG LADY's DEsCRPrIoN OF STORM AT
SEA.-The sun went down like ball of duh fir,
IN the midst of red curraut jam The wind began
to whistle worse than any OF the lowest orders of
society in II shilling grocery. Every wave was
suddenly as big and high as Primrose Hill The
cords of The ship snapped like Lad stay acrs.-
NO best Genoa velvet was ever blackrr than the
armament, and not even the voices of the ladies
calling for the stewardess were heard above the
orchestral crashing Of the elements
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

THE life of Archbishop Hughes has been threat
ened by some murderOus Secessionists, and q
Washington letter writer says:
The Presidents life is considered unsafe by
many persons here. AS in all great political and
social crisis. there are now monomanacs whose
peculiar insanity point toward the assassination
of the person who wields the power of the Gov
ernment. Mutterings have been heard in refer
ence to the President by persons who have this
form Of insanity in WASHINGTON.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

CoNGREss.-Take the next Congress as the re-
cent elections exhibit it, and it will stand, Re
publicans So, Democrats co, Unionists 26. There
will be no show for jeff in that body The fig
ures to come may change these little, but the
Democrats will be as unable to carry a, point in
The next Congress as they are in this, unless
they shall be in favor of a vigorous prosecution
of the war
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

We notice that j. G. Howard, Esq, formerly
of Weaverville, and author of the "Blove Pa
pers" published in the Union a few months ago,
is in the Nevada Legislature, from Storey coun-
ty. Less than year ago his death was an
nonnced in the ALa California, over a "splended
obituary." which Howard no doubt wrote him
self Howard's funny fellow
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A FINE PHLosoPHER.-A poor blind girl
brought TO "a clergyman thirty shillings for the
missionary cause. " You are poor blind girl,
said he, " and cannot afford to give so much"
YES" said she, " but can afford it, better,
perhaps, than you can suppose"
" How so p
81 am IA basket maker, and can work as well
in the dark as in the light. Now am sure, last
winter, it must have cost those girls who have
eyes more than thirty shilngs for candles to
work by, which have saved, and therefore hope
you will take it for the missionaries"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

lhE seceshers OF Oregon object to the Green
Back " currency because they have a c,rra,.o,,
OF their own, known as "Gray Backs.U which
crculates freely among them; the beauty Of
which is the tenacity with which thew stick to
their owners, rendering it very uncommon for
rebel to be " fiat broke" They always have a
few "Gray backs left.-Eugene Republican,
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Journal.
BY DEATH.-A foreign joafnal, IN
.dinst the punishment Of death, pub
allowing curious details:

BY DEATH-A foreign jotlfnal, in
.4inst the punishment OF death, pub
ollowng curious details'
n at the end of the last century the ter
machine of DR. Guillotin made us appear
il gave rise to great controversy among
e faculty throughout Europe. Ihe inventor
pretpndpd and believed that death ny TINS lnsfu-
ment was easier than by any other means ana
that the rupture of the veriebr@. the nerves. ana
oU ihe ORGANS of the bead killed the whole BODY
at once and instantaneously. Several eXPerl
ments were made at Vienna. Some prisoners
we're TO be executed, and several medical men
who had already disputed the correctness OF the
statement of DR.. Guillotn, obtained permission
10 remain on the scaffold during the execution,
and when a head was cut off it was delivered TO
them The first was that OF young man The
ewes we're closed and the tongue protruded.-
Eight minutes were allowed to expire, when the
tongue was pricked with pin, and the face made
a grimace Indicative of pain. The second was
that of "a woman. The eyes were open. and
their duplicating looks were accompanied by
many tears Fourteen minutes after the execu
ton the ewes turned towards the side from
whence the womans name was called. A third
head was that of the most guilty OF criminals
A slap was given to the face, when the eyes
opened the face flushed with an ndesclibable ex
preston of anger and ferocity, and a shudder OF
anguish was visible on the neck being touched
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

WEAVERVlLLE DIVISION, NO'
sLA 2O7. Sous Of Temperance, meets
.GNA 4. at Cliflord's Hall, Main street,
fe Tae L-saiil SS5 every Saturday evening. at !
4 o'clock Members from abroad
> @=-A-$ y" in good standing, are respectfully
invited to attend D. e. GORDON, W. +.
p. II. PAYNrER, r. s 9lu'
Ma. Wravcrvil4 Division is now prepared to.
receive lady visitors
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Special n o t c e s.
M a. S Q N I 9
rPINITY CHAPTER,

.-c.a No. 10, ROYAL ARCH MhSUmS Tnssdov 'IeIi in
8Vz& on the second and F"nf.n "1I Uali in
I.SSsG each month, at the Masonic mum -
Weaverville. ~ p,,ncu Secretary.
I've. JN"' "
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"DIDN'T you tell me you could hold the nlow ~
said farmer TO an Irishman be had taken on
trial. "Be aisy, now," said Pat show the
diyil could hold it, an two horses pullin' il
away? Jist stop the creatures, and III hould it
fer yees."
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l. O. O. F.
1ODTU STAR LODG II.

" No. 81, meets every wednesday 7f -
evening .at7t o'clk., at Odd fehows ;a;,;mm pro.
r,1T Wain .treet Weaverville All visiting Dro-
tbersare cordially invited to attend G
lV6.
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w IRE ROPE
Is rs per cent. CHEAPER
THAN ANY OTHER KIND !!
wv III Y =

Wv ILL., II !
bEOAuSE' compared with any other Rope OF
equal strength it is from four to six times
more durable!
BECAuoE, it is 10 per cent. LIGHTER
bhCAUSE, it is less than one half the DameteV'
and only one sixth of the bulk!
BECAUSE. it is FlVETlMES the strength OF the
=, same size of Hemp Roprl
bhCAUNE, II does not STRETCH or SHRiNh'
in dry or wet weathcr
bECAUo it does not ABSORB WATER, and
double It's original weight
bhOA USE. it is as PLIABLE as the other rOp'
OF equal strength
wire Rope is the only kind that can be u'ea ei
TO ADV ANTAGE for hosting from deep shafts
ana Inclined planes, for long Pump Ropes per,
REX Guy Ropes, Ferry Ropes, &c. Those 1NlT wnS
nave nay once given our Wire Rope trial. will JOE
NJ THEIR, at any price.
circulars giving scales of weights. streng'hs'
prices testimonials, &c, will be forwarded by az
uFeSshg the manufacturers, or their agents lhro
OUT The State. A. S. HALLIDIE 81 co..
3S:l3t. 4l2 Cl,v st San Francisco.
gso~W. W. Tinnin q Co., Agts. AT WeavervIe,
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sTELLA ENCAMPMENT, No II, l. U,

q. F.-Meets on the evenings of the nTSI us; "nG
third Monday Of each month. at odd rni rei,o"f
Hall. " Clnord's" building. Main street i",',
archs from abroad are cordially lnVheu 70 nt'e"'
Ivf FRANK W. YoUNG, Scribe
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THE FOLLOWING LETTER, which emphatcally
speaks for Itself, was written by the Dean OF the
Faculty of the Philadelphia College of Medicine,
10 the editors Of the " Pacific Medical and Surgi~
cal journal" San Francisco, for publication.
.r,,,Y L.,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-22

DIR l.. j. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical and
Surgical Institute is on SACRAMENTO ST. below
Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company's office, San Francisco. The Doctor
offers free constitutions and asks DO remunera-
ton unless he effects q cure. Office hours from
a. IN. to pm
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CgRTIFoATE.-I, the undersigned, Governor o'
Hungary do hereby testify, that DR.. l.: j. cap
KAY has served during the contest tor Hungarian
liberty as Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian Ar
my WIN faithful perseverance. Whereof nave
gwen hm tins certificate and do recommend nun
:" 'he sympathy, attention, and protection OF a'
'hoSe VINO are capable OF approaching patriotic
sell sacrifice aud undeseTved misfortune
kosSUrH LAJos, Governor of Hungary.
washington City, Jan. 9th, 1852. 1913.
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seamer oos- To london was ch rlcred 70 load
WIN 300 bushels wne Z 10 ships bars, at 1Ot 90
bbs nuur at 3s Sd. and so should, ass To
niaASow ooO Dds hour were taken al 3s 3D. hates
Have we steady at previous quotatiogs.
HAY.-Tne market steady and prices unchanged. 4
HoiAs-rs.-A small 10 of Cuba--I0 hhds.-sod a. go
and 10 do. Porto REQ al z6c.
NAVAL sTosSs-~Ifie market without movement.
the supplies being bght ouotaiDns were TO q cat
tent nominal.
rao,rsloSs.--Pork--1he make, heavy and duli
whle the sales embraced abou, 800 bbls o. SIC az
$i2 10 for mess, with smaH al xl2 " and
prime q - Is a 50 SIX Beef was firm. whie the
saies embraced about $50 bbs. 1t Sl3 37H Sl4 TOR
pam mess and Sls 81 SIS for extra d.. Beef hams
were quiet a. SIC so SIT. Prime beef dull.
Cut meats were without change Of moment; the sales
spb aced about 600 packages &C. Axe for shoulders
and &C. &c. for hams a 5s<c for pi killed. 40.
Bacon was les active sales % 200 boxes made q
heavy clear al p. lard loss active also while the
SAFES embraced 700 Packages az IKE 61c., the latter
hshre Tor prime. Batter mode ate request. We
ote new good yellow stat: st Ice. TO-, and white
40 - lac. l6;.; Ohio vas l2c. 49, Nav state
cnesss wa selling NJ 10. sc. AVID rrms old At We.
3c. 20 hmg 81 moment was doing In Ohio quo .atoi
: which were n mna
suos's were steady and rrices sustained The sales
embraced about $50 hhds chiefly Cubas 100 of which
Were clarified and brought ss.c the remainder conss
Cd mostly OF grocery goods al 7l,c a Sc, with To OF
ir 70 prime refining goods Al IL c aud 500 bags
CHINA AT y. {.
ToRsco9.-Ihs business was rather limited ana prizes
wiho change The sa 81 b Acea 81 hhis X en- lucky
SIC l2l1s, - 5aes Yara at D. T., 81 cases suod
leaf at Sc. q Toe.
WuishEy.-The market ives heavy an lower with
sal OF 700 bos., ~ 24c for state md d 80 Tor
Ohio.
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Canadian four again heavy and lower, while there
was more inquiry at the decue. The sales embrscsd
about 800 bbs., closing within the above qu'tsons.
Southern -four fair request. and the higher grades
were sustained. while eomnoa qualities were lower.
The embraced about 800 bbs within the
above range VI prices. Rye -four was steady al our
figures with saes repored q $50 bbs Corn meal was
hrn NJ our nzurcs, while he sas embrac d 30l bbls
Je sew and ra idy VINE, pat ~ arrive. Micat w,S
irregular and pp hes we're rather larger, with rather
more dong The sales embraced aD1ut sIu basle ~
ri o. sos god Oh string red Mesie ~ arri,e nj
81 32 asl 35 80 Tor prime white ich san 81 Al as u
of Milwaukee Club, antHt 81 Oh 81 0S Tor Canal b.
C.n exhibited mo ste dinsss ut the clo.s, while the
SAILS embraces about SO go bushes W stsrn mi ID d
SEE sac, ~ soi aud dsliyered at 53c Tor yell
w ami at Doc. ah5c fof Southern sales Of Cnnsda
while beans we're made at 81 20. Barss was stsads
"a o. o 600 busAes ana West ~ At about
$40. Bsrey malt was let at y5c 81. Rye was low
while sales fvctei up about Il 900 bu shels Soc
Uss were heavy and lowe, with ales Or Ca adam and
Western at 3Sc. 4oc., and At 4ic. s2c Cor state
torfEK-ihs market was STEADY, while sales we're
limited
CyroS.--1hc market was arm the sales footed up
about 500 bales the basis Of ~ &c $50 for id iug
upands.
FRRgHrs TO LIVERPOOL 100 bales Of cotton were en-
gagged AT I6d IS coo bushels wheat o. ed bulk and
1000 do. az I'd, IN bulk 500 boAcs 400
packages lard st 500 $500 bbs. ur S. 3s 81. 500
dry sslted hdes, 27s. 3D.. aad ss0y boxes oaco by
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY MAY H. 1s62-rRlPLE SHEET

White river. The rolling stock of railroads. had been
ncentrated at Memphis, IA readiness take away the
citizens IN case lLs federal fees shall make their sp
psaraDce
plunged INTO the greaest terror by the unexpected cap
tire of New Orleans Great indignation II felt towards
GensrA Lowell. whom they OF cowardcs and in-
bscifty.
Reopenfng OF Trade With New Orleans.
The effect Of the great victory the Mississippi
ID already felt in the commercial and mercantile com
munhy throughout the Northern States. In this city
preparations already being made resumption "
trade with New Orleans. The Qlartermaster and Col
iector Barney have already been applied for permits
for vessels 70 proceed 70 that port with cargoes
Of goods. and for general Information concerning
the subject. The merchants who propose TO en-
bark In this iradesinend 70 ship ted carsoss,
especially provisions. which very scarce the
South. Ths government is evidently making arrange
ments " assist the starving people OF New Orleans
desuatch Was on Monday received from Washington IL
recting that the Ocean should be loaded with
steamer Connectclt red ous very large mai yes
to-day Tho letters were nearly all Of business char
ater and were about ton thousand IN number.
From the Boston Traveller.
vcsse loaded with ice cleared nc this ort Monday
for ship Stand. Probably better market will be found
advertised tor vessels " load Boston with icsfor New
ORR, ans.
Messrs. Addison Gage \ Co., or Boston, by permission
from Washington have despatched &c cargues OF
ice to New Orleans The shin Iiavelock sale rom -
ton on Monday morning. " tn upwards oil a thousand
AZ soon A. the weather PEI mi,s, will sail with upwards
OF eight hindred tons.
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Arrivals and Departures.

MISUNDERSTANDING islnaNr Green children,
Mis- Uesne, CUISINE Disie r. sab liza d. she,
net, Mrs Conans. Nj Mot nern and INFANT. and
Diersk, r D.ckic, julius Dichi, M and Mrs u woDt,
and for children ana ars u Hand and I'VE children,
MrF WAwood. d. Hughes, ay an child Mts Brew,
~ Brew, Burx, r Don, Miller II Beby, q Sale s
sh ranly, MenSh, W Houston Wilson Bradley, G NJ
Prok, w SILK n, + Sinkn, q PatteD, w As,in
Il Aspnwal Stroad S.nth, Brown, N lynn Ca
vanagh, Sa,i.i, Mrs Mo Khnon ana children
NASSAU, N P-Brig Alna-Mcssrs l. lIavens FW Hutch
ms X Baldwin, Sanely. DIR y wilson, Could,
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1uksDAy, May 13-6F.M
BHx,psurys--r- ur.-Ths ma ket was heavy and again
lower Tor some grades, while the decline showed some
bitter demand rom tbs trade rheh ghsr grades wore
dep sssed. The safes embraced about 17,Co0 bbls..
closing within the following range Of ~ ices
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.


WHO TOOK rue REBEL OATH Up ALLEGIANCE?
~ ON tho New Orleans True Dcta, April O.
Yesterda, between and three o'clock, visited
the Office n the Provost Ma shall IN es n OF tho -four dis
tst Tor the pose Of asccrtsning the Of oti
rsus aud aeas wha have taken the oath or ale ancs
siDce the lsc,fai5n of martia law which made ON
the lstb u Narch rho following Is the result Of our
ipluifi us:--
FIRST Lisrict-ci,izcns. native and adopted. 6ce7
ALIENS. Observation-Disclosures. 2301
500
second Distributions, native and adopted. ABA
-Aens.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 41sl
THIRD Hsuict--Ctizrn MS, native and adopted. a,7oe
Aliens. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,ss7
Fourth District-cit.zens, native and adopted. 2s3<
-Acns........ .............. 652
- 39s7
-
10tAi.. 23OI5
This shows tho number az citizens y no have come FOR
sr and taken the oath u ale in tile four districts
10 be 1904 while that o. the aliens or those who wers
not cltazons. 10000. only so14 less than the former
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- forts on the Mississippi and died amid the ruins 70
keep Lincon's expedit,onay land forces ~ oav Fort
fe and the batteries which guard the and the
esnboan suiciiay destroyed and merchant vessels
ssan sail ipto the lake the city fregtted WIN ess
~ thousands Of invaders. We presume that this u a.
ready beng done by Tho sciivs enemy aud We may re-
sign The last an hopes that have been ggested On ths
basis Of the continued defence Of the Mississippi forts
Keeping tho troop transports II bay until some eort
cou d be made 20 regain New Orleans
We question very much H. alter their exhaustng strug
Gle with the ass ipp forts, which 81 much reduced
their munitions and IN which they suffered much loss
and with much still do in tn river tbs naval forces
OF the enemy could have sent competent 1otils "
duoe tho Ponchartrain works and fleet for weeks. Men-
time, something might bave boon done " .pluck he
flower safely out OF thus Dsstls DANGER oesd The Asis
sypi forts haze Md esd.
And the matter may be viewed In another and quite ~
disgrnceiu aspect That gunboat 1est might have been
saved and made available elsewhere The was rou,e
10 Noble, and with IL nyiiingy open The vessels
burned Merchant vessels and steamers showed the
and came through safely why did not thess vessels
Of the conicderacy also conner Bah ne hiN9 Is too
dis0using for discussion. Let be brought up alter
II 10 necessarily in order the execution OF him
those responsible for H. With that neet added W
light draft squadron IN Mobile bay, could make osc
tive defence against the best effort OF the enemy. But
WeU-cAsu, lapS satss.
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Death Of DR.. Nathan ). Jarvis.
BAlnNotE, Nay is. 1869.
Dr. Nathan g. jarvis, SURGEON OF the regular army
died here this morning. Ills body has lett for New
York.
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Among the several prominent acts Of fos. ~ Nicncy
a,as ,assrna5 mem which different times ana
places dlsg acsd tae conducto this the
VI the Conlsdsat ice OF nboas In Lake Poncha
stands stipend nsy lre-euinent--uns pproschsd
spvfcachsble by VIVA ever h been done. whatever
may b. done. prferrug for the esent 10 charge
ia the account Of fvy aud pane. rather than of
reachery al present popular charge be 10 70
tns proper tribunal TO invesigatows account Il thu
In csnnec;,on with the loss Of New orleans.
We're treason paahy IN the case u would only excite
hot amt inspirstig indignation, and frtls hsf Il
,nIy " proved hdf Our caslss has ben sdtk<d by
mare kfdvcs rather taaa BY fool or fools Tho
verdict Of dufnbsad court martial should award
the rope 10 the former the bullet The latter Folly
may be man's misfortune but u should be allowed
niye folly and stupidty az legal exemptions from 70
sponsibity for oisnces IL " necessary the of
society that folly well ty should he
BILE their consel, cnces. 80 ID rs necessary thai Cor
the good or ntr the manifestations Of folly should
b. Accounted hish military crimes.
Fsols hare pulled dcn ssapes that Soons and Caesars
hare reared Wis d. great things yet foshn -
can undo tiem rapidly But fools, ani e,eraiiy
eemard OILS, be controlled and through bat one
assncytha, OF ear. Let the summary punish Of
guilty in this he acute warning TO other fools
AM towards who may be in the militia employ Of the
COME lei acy.
In Lake ionchariran there feet Of half DOZEN
less, effective gGnbosts aud nos enemy
sol that ialsnd Its entrances guarded by
strong fstincstrvrs, and Its waters hoatcd vast
value shipping Across the lake the city Of Nsw Or
lars now be approached b. the snsmys trans
fleet and army be landed ut the city sbovs the
city At Pass Msachse. ~ tho vicinity whore H. tu0a oas
Lo,ei has 'sde stsndn or what Avail is u that tbs
brave Duncan saS lbs heroic command held ths shAter
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

TuEsDAY. May 1875 P. NJ.
The following is a comparative statement of the
exports exclusive OF specie) from the port Of
New York to foreign ports for the week ending
May u and since January L.
1860. 1861. 1862
For the week 500. $3.50, 500 2.36o.l66 1855 1881
Previously reported % 75i Js4 ~ ,S4152 1854 1925
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Protest or the French Naval Command

Prom thu New Orleans Delta. May1l
COxMANpFR USirED STA. ~ SOY ADgoN. now IN THE
PORT or NEw ORl..ASs--
SR-acnt by my government 70 protect the persons
ANA property Of It's citizens, VINO here " The number
OF thirty thousand, reg OF ~ learn ~ TINS moment tnt
you accorded delay ot forty eight hours the
EVACUATION OF The ciiy by the women and children.
TO observe 10 yn that this short delay s riu
culoas aud, IN the name vi my government oppose IT,
II Il IL your resolution 10 lombard the city, do ~ bat
that you will have account for tbs bar
barous Tower which represent. In any event,
demand sixty days for the evacuation. DE CLOUEr,
Csmmapdant " the steamer Man. opposite the city OF
New Orleans
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sos q ~ ua Z M@e wiLsS Who .es The osjsc,
-, mr. y, ~, ~ sru 0he tails
sri and future OF your me- aud wsrna you Of dangefs and
b. 70 aucces oi the p.i1lo undertakings n
ma charms No. l@ Alien street, setwe-n
osp md stasl streets over the bakery Charges Tor
ladies snd sentissnen. % cents.
ANS ADDIK,DANKER. SPIRITUAL MEDIUM. MEDr
III al aud b1sss carvul ant cortnaes ~ ftve tsns sc
lon 70 y visitors amy ard einx RsonB NJ ~
Foarlh street, opr west .. Broadway N I'D line
stou Of charact.r by lettel. tM
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ANTHOLOGY.

A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MORROW, SEVENTH
how often WI marry AID all you s'ss 70 sne~ even
"a ~ is be found Her Masc Image W now In full
operalon-S4 Ludlow street below Houston. Price -
c.nis Gentlemen not aimitted.
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The sale of the land grant end Of the La Crosse
and Milwaukee Railroad has been adjourned TO the
2sth July. This has been done for the purpose Of
allowing commissioners to apportion the earnings
Of the road and perfect their titles to the lands.