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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.


FOR MOBILE DIRECT, VIA MISSISSIPPI klFEh
- = - =
,. ,
thetoIowing screw Steamshps'
II. J. AGNEw, Commander.
n. HALLOWEL.L Commander.
,,,, , .--,
rbass staa,,ara tots frsybt for NoBItE MONTGOMERY
o,a sprnA AVID all r,,nts an tina Alabama river throrh
hills of oa hsir ;nsd Inv The asents in this cv for nil
theSo roir,s
Te =, be lin. rsnrs nj the lowe, rates and mako
sr,b ontf a, uh 90 IN i,sn,s thu nrorn,, orvar,ing
of frs;h, IN m+r ss,,,a AND ctbe- no;nts on the Ala
hama river vithont DELAY mr. additional expense
Every facility and accommodation given to shippers and
80 ''S auu As'"niour.o So r, I,ip A
S's' '"4Sotu's' t,i
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J Mississippi. bravo, from st Louis.
Magnolia, Clayton, from St Louis. u
Stonewall, Shaw, from Louisville. W
Cleona, Atkinson, from Bayou Vermillion.
N Longworth, Tobin, from Ouachita River.
j Sunny South, Scott, from Shreveport.
Coosa, Austin, from Camden. zt
Nina Simms, Greenhouse, from Bayou Sara.
Alabama Belle, Smith, from Wetumpka.
Frances, Meyers, from Mobile.
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MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LINE.
Leaves on SATURDAY, Gath inst, at P.
FSDR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, VICKs.
burg Natche7 Baton Rouge Plaquemine Donaidonvile
and intermediate 1andings-The and splendid pas
senger Henry Won Phul, James Allen master,
P T. Burk clerk will leave above For freight passage
apply board,
ff' STEVENSON & DOUGLAS. Agents. 5 Front street.
VIRGINIUS C. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent
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STEAM RCATS.
RED RIVER.

A~Ab&| 1851. ="
Leaves on FRIDAY, ed inst, at5r.
REGULAR JEFFERSON PACKET.
Steamer LADY GRACE-sAM. W. HAMMOND, Master, c,
A. GREEN, Clerk
L Bayou, ganpte Grand Esore, Mexandds and an way
landings For is siss e 11H' e ssi e
TITUS swARrNEY o?a Teboup p aIss :,
vIRGINIus g. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
NE" o'ANAf sArUhbAy PA6kET. ' i'''NAh
In Place of the CUBA.
Leaves on SATURDAY, 24th inst. at p
F,0H SHKEyEPORT,G GRAND BAYOU, GRAND
Ecore St Maurice Coe Alexandria, Norman's Babin's
ss all way s ss
T. r Alfred Mitchell clerks, will leave above
FOR 1ssh' or PsTESENs5N DOUGLAS Front street
VI 4 RftEFS g. is.ss Agent
Leaves SATURDAY, Gath inst, at O'Clock P
TOR JEFFERSON DIREGT--FoR sRREYEPoRT
.aS s M"s' o o' Rcd Asf ysse
sammy south, Thos Scott Ross Woodmansee,
eaFs gsSEs For o si & Fac. sHp
vIRdINIUsC. DENTzEL. Adycrtihtng Agent
Leaves on SATURDAY. s4th inst, at 8 Pm.
y Ha, IaNdhSHs csh
FOR JEFFERsON DIR EC,r, SHREVEPORT,
Rs eaSs as a.sve Fsr a al
passage apply ] Front ss: st.
The Mtte Stephens has double ued boilers, tubular
VIRGINIuS @. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent
Leaves on SATURDAY, oath inst, at o'clock p N.
NOR sHREvEPORr, GRAND BAYOU, GRAND
L Ecore St Maurice Gotie, Alexandria Normans Barbins
and all way landings Red EverThs splendid sidewhsa
passenger steamer Louis Dor, Cheney johnson, master
viii leave as above For freight or passage apply to
siNNoTT, ADAMS y WAYNE, Agents. 4
-l b Commercial Place
yIRGINIUs G. DEETzEL, Advertising Agent
RED RIVER PACKET COMPANY-ERA LINE.
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, March oath, at 5 r.M
I1OR SHREVEPORT, JEFFERSON, FULTON,
L Upper Red River, Grand Eeore, Alexandria Nernans
Barbns all intermediate andingsIhe superb steamer
Maggie Hays, ]. O. shnte. master, W. A Hnrd, eleIk,
connecting with the Companys light draft steamers fonser
Era, Fanny Gilbert and Gossanler at Shreveport A A,
For freight or passage, apply 70 49,, < E
GEO L. K0UNS BRO, Proprietora. h
50 Common greet.
v1RGINIus c. DENTzEL Advertising Agent
REGULAR SHREVEPORT AND CAROLINA BLUFFS
. PACKET.
STEAMER LIVE OAK-P. TARGAEONA, Master A.
BkRTIN, Clerk.
ESOR SHREVEPORT, CAROLINA BLUFFS,
Hurricane Bluffs Gampte, Grand Ecore, Cotile, Aexan
da all intermediate landings. For freight or passage
"pp'' - CELLos GOODWIN ,ls Front street.
The Live Oak leaves EVERY OTHER WEDNESDAY, ~
per schedule: :.
February II. March "A. April Il.
90 Anptll
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MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LINE
Leaves on SATURDAY, 24th inst, at ST.
HOE ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, vICKs-
burg Natchez, Baton Rouge Paquemne Donaidsonville
and all landngsThe and splendid passenger
StoneSv:,ll, John 8. Shaw master, c. F. Thorndike,
clerk will above For freight apply board
or to STEVENSON a DOUGLASS,
AGENTS. 5 Front
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U. s. MAIL LINE.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Leaves SATURDAY, gath inst, st5P,A
FOR ST, LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS VICKs-
burg Natcheg, Baton Rouge, Piaquemine Donadsonsla
and all intermediate andngsThe and splendid passenger
Moiiie Able, Carter, master, VIM. Nassau,
clerk above from the Compsnys wharf foot
Benve For freight passage apply board,
va J. P. FITZGERALD, Agent,
I0t Common street. opposite the City Hotel.
Through tickets all Northern and Eastern cities sold
the Agents office.
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8iuer yntelllgelue.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 81 CAN'T srRxsr,
Friday March %, 1866.
Yesterday pleasant for business the landing
cool with sun, and the mud had dried up
inflow business without detention Freghs seemed
t plenty and the Red River and 0uacha that left
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sHREVEpORT--steam Sunny South-37 bale
cotton J d Blair &co---55 do FL ] Phelps &co-53
W Wallace W Tullis-24 J W Burbridge eco
Is L NJ Merritt-l0 Ar Miltenberger-l Str Fleta-
Bouligny g. Escapon-6 F Grierson-l9 do S w
Rawlings-33 Given, Watts &co-3 do Stevenson d
May--l0 Carroll, Hoy &co-3 Graham &co-
Is S Whited &co-2 j & Tardos-26 do 0 Fl Bur-
bfidge-14 hhds sugar G w West-1O2 pkgs mdse
Str Lizzie Tate-1 bale tobacco 2 bxs tobacco to
L NJ Merritt-5 mules Bouligny & Eselapon-6 bbIs
pecans and sundries to order-Total 32S bales cot
ton
BAYOU SARA-steamer Nina simms--3l bales
cotton A Levi &co--l3 W q Hall--l0 R Flowers
l. Michele Seward & Glynn-7 A Mitenberger
10 Rosser, Prothro &co--6 A A Greene Byrne,
Vance &co-5 R Nugent &co--2 D R Carroll Geo
w B TrAlis-5 P Fl Foley-5 Edwd Nalle-4 do
A McLaurin-4 FL 7 Lonsdale-4 F DaSilva eco
P Maspero-32 bbls molasses McStea, Value Geo
sundries to order-Total 1876 bales cotton and 50
bbls molasses
CAMDEN Steamer Coosa-3s bales cotton to
Campbell & Strong-21 do Williams, Nixon Geo
IS do Bres--l7 ellis g. Ferguson-9 Aiken Il
Rainey-6 7 II 81 NJ Allen-6 T Henderson, do
Brooks & McDonald-4 McLearn & Mason-2 do
McNair & Gardes-2 L Lee-1 Edwd Nalle-l do
Butler, Terry &co-l Hamilton g. Dunnica--1 do
Violet, Black Geo. do M Pickett-sundries to
order-Total l49 bales cotton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14

have the radiant Cornell Jewett who looks Ike daisy
and gives you general impression Of velvet and
jewery anC nghblooming George Francis Train
has large Irish following and tells the delegates conhden-
TALLY Of the millions that his Nebraska specuations bring
him. Then We have the Washington crowd, who represent
the Ktchel Cabinet Mr. Hanscom Of TIE Republican, who
looks seriol and weghty johnny Coye shaking hands
with everybody and overlooking with slesbuttey smiles
that suggest the oest LOT Of Presidential clover Wendell
radiant with the hopes Of public PRINTING! the
placid Jonah Hoover who be at home with his Rebel
friends and others OF the Washington crowd who follow
Andrew Johnson the five thousand did Savior when be
gave and fishes. No has Tom Florence
but il rumored lie remains with the President to bring
the final instructions.
We look in vain for Winthrop or Ewing or Rves, or
Stephens We eonspieuously national man In the
whole crowd nothing but ypoitcans, who follow the
divinity Of Loaf and Fsh-eager hungry coarse unscrupo
ous politicians who to this market 10 meet the new de-
mand and viii TO another when this demand ceases
Even the wagonload Of wealthy persons that Thurlow
promised has broken down. Where is Mr.. Vanderbilt or
Mr.. Stewart and has anybody Leonard W. Jeromei IL
possible that Thlow has sold short and cannot dever Il
there nothing but this Jack Faa Of country recruits God
help country when It's salvation depends upon this shabby
OF hungry and mercenay adyentnrer for with very
exceptions. this crowd at the Continental is
composed.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

. CAVALRY REGIMENT TO BE RAIsgD--MIYIyG SHARES
% nr M ,, 70 n.yv np CAIIropyIA
DEND DECLARED BY THE BANK of CALifohNiA: -
SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday Aug y 1850.
An iron company has been incorporated III oregon
Win eap;,sl Of 10000 ..
Eight sbips are loading with wheat for England
Mining Shares irrcgularOpbir. sO2j savage shiVV
Belcber $40; Yellow jacket 800 .-..q ri aIul.i.o
sAs FsASolsSo. Fridsy n aHs -. I1sss
vi,h On ge s in treasure which ss3eoss for
!ns S nsss,s s August iS ' - ~
vs,J,rrg shares a re dull .igr f1iI % I.TH
Shs.asss Ie change ip mining shares Savage &l200i
mere .'y vnos Isnlst AZ. Oohir e2s5; Imperial
S ..rni *i'"t ~s -. .. -, h.
C.e ,,N an, --i .'
nv % " az declared dividend Of 81 for July
,se q toot Inc oath OF Office Governor
=, ne in y, %TS0 % ~ ~ -'7fI-h VI
~ A'N' saw FRAycrsco ssturday. Aag. D. 500 .oo
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DELEGATES ESRourB FOR sPHrLADEhPHiA--A REPORT
THAT HENRY A, wIsE's PROPERTY HAs BEEN he

THAT HENRY A. wYEs PROPERTY HAS BEEN he.
STORED TO HIM ss 81 pc. ' ..s-s,,i,ose e
FoRrREss MONROE Saturday. Aug Y l tge
Several delegates appointed by the SouLn Ca!oaa
STATE Convention attend the National Union Syh, a.
Plsdepha among whom ex.GoYsrpor Msnniak "a
Judge Moses arrived here this morning and e 'ns es
nv steamer for Baltimore ..,, a.-x..-. G @ xyox,or
THE United States gunboat Ascurey Lent Moresu,
,,iy e in the Harbor this afternoon from nav forx one
has party Of Washington dslitaI's IN posiu WV W.
Cord0re B. Hitchcock for some tine Cemmsn1I mirs
ho Eosnort Navy Yard has been relieved W 4'e''
rumored 10 Norfolk that tie propefy OF hepy a.
has been restored to him. !, Is saAsq sod that the
sesSnen occupying Il have been ordered u mn, NJ
RAJ an agent las been sent nom "ashiDs''D " f' 49,
Wise in possession. -, nht.l,,,hfo e. Ct cries.
ME gohoonerC l. b. wales from Phndopna 'r ~ Vii
ton mt into NorfolS Yesterday with her Grew s'N 'V ~
obtain another and then pioeveu Oh hef Wye"
Wea,lcy ee0r. Vipd easte'i1
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MEXICO.

LIBERAL TROOPS SENT FROM CHIHUAHUA TO Ell PAso
--DuRAyeO TO BE EVACUATED BY THE FRENCH,
SAN FRANCISCO Friday. Aug. 10, 1866.
The Mexican Consul has received letters from
Presdept Juarez dated at Chihuahua July Troops were
being seut from place TO II Paso 1t was thought the
French would evacuate the City Of Durango Immediately
The Liberal Government viii reject Santa Annas proposed
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state Of Affairs i'm vienna.

GREAT ACCOMPLISHMENTS TRIALS FOR HIGH
TRRAsoS-THB EMPEROR CALLED UPON By THE
POPULACE TO ADVOCATE.
BRUssELs, Aug. r. 1896
News from Vienna says there is great excitement
ssre -Four Aundrd sgio a's 10 be tried for hSh
seaos coxd. IN IA kssled he E@PDor Gin shouts 10
RESIGNATION CT THT MINISTER oP FINANCE.
vIEssA Saturday Aug. II, leee-p ~
The Minister Of Finance has resigned.
ARRIVAL OF THE AUSTRIAN AMBASSADOR 10 ROME
vJEsSA Saturday. August II, ls66.
-bs Austrian Enhassador OF Rome has arrived here.
Prussia Supports EsaIy's Claim 10 Venefn'
BrnN. Friday August Y. ls66.
Prussia has informed Austria that she will nam
Gain the right Of Italy 70 Vsnetis.
ysnesisn Rmigrsnts Allowed 80 Return Home
venetians who were compelled to emigrate into the
Apsirss Empire return to Vsneiia
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GENERAL NEWS.


u apssisesA Nsws UnimpsSssst. t..n..
ga l9l .4la. LcpoS. August 10 1866
There 10 no important pohtcal news Tins evening.
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CsmnereIaI I.,eiligenee.

d. LvrRPooL, Monday. Aug l3--NoOn.
The cotton market is steady to-day. The sales are
estimated ., 1000 bales.
LoSpcx Monday Aug. 49, Noon.
Consois quoted at s7i for money
United States Five.Twenres 6si. 10 r.. ID,
LIvEmooL Mcndsy Aug. lJ--p. N.
he cotton market closed firm. The ales to-day were 1000
tses Aiddllng Uplands 1874
LONDON Aug. l3--p. m.
ne following are the closing prices Ct today:
Cctsols for money. s7T.
y. fi'eTwsbiy bonds 6sI
iIiIos Central shares 7f,.
f''' ksiITOAa shssea 4s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14

ar VISIT OF THE CzAR, al r+s-.s t
fne csar Of Russia has Visited the United States
Sousdren al Cror stadt ~ f0t
On Avn nr6ypTfos % AMERICAN sAvAL OFFICERS AT ST.
PfTRRsBUReH- By TIE HON cAssiVs
n cLAy-eRAxp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE CITY.
81. PETERsBURGH Aug. l2, Loco
Tie United States naval officers made an official entry into
s e,y Yesterday in the presence Of 5000 people and were
welcomed With nagnifeens ovation There was music and
greet display Of asgs ~ waving Of handkerchief The
cheers we're hearty and tssfe Fas great enlnasasm'
entertainment 81 his bOe the diplomatic corps and heads Of
s.patssts Many distinguished citizens were present
There ball end sppes the rooms OF the fsoh' Co N
The evening at which The beautiful ladies Of the CITY were
present. dressed In Union eolors
brilliant illumination efth efy ssd dsPlsy OF fireworks
ssO iOok place The whole aaar splendid trlbnis TO
AHsrica
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THE EUROPEAN WAR.

Renewal Of the Armistiee Between Italy and
Austria.
LosDoE, Monday Aug. l3-noon
The armistce between Italy and Austria, WHICH
s,psd On Saturday for four weeks
TERMS OF THR RENEWAL.
F4cAEScE, august 70 lst6.
An ar.nistce between Austria and Italy has been
ssued for four weeks and continue ar ths expiration Of
shat time unless notice s given by either side line Of de
narration has been agreed upon. rrrt
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.A ~ -AV - sA..A
News by the Atlantic
Gable to August 10.
Renewal Of The Armislice Between
Italy and Austria.
KspcleOn's Demands for an Extension
Of Frontier opposed
by Prussia.
GREAT EXCITEMENT In VIENNA
The Emperor Called on by the POpu-
lace to Abdicate,
Prussia Supports ktaly's Claim
10 Veneeia.
THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON IN RUSSIAN
WATERS.
Magnificent Ovation at st. Petersburg TO
the Officers.
GRAND BALL-THE LADIES DRESSED
IN UNION CoLoRs.
THE CITY SPLENDIDLY ILLUMINATED
THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON IN RUSSIAN
WATERS.
Magnificent Ovation at st. Petersburg to
the Officers.
GRAND BALL-THE LADIES DRESSED
IN UNION CoLoRs.
THE CITY sPLENDIDLY ILLUMINATED.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14

THE CLAIM OPPOSED BY PRUSSIA
The official Berlin Paper opposes hs claim Of France
10, n slisasiOn Of fscnti0. ''1S-1 'r' 80. ~.
INPossIBILIIY or GRANTING TEE DEMAND. F.. 5nB
The official zsaAg says that Napol'ot' absurd dHeAds
Mace raissd hopes ia' IS Impossible J0y Gs~@ay to
ssIS revolution says have taken place in the
policy Of France Tie changes in Germany are national and
not international and convey danger to France
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14

TNPORrASr DEBATE oN lie CURRENCY QUESTION:
\ GOVERNMENT sUSTAis ID BY A VOTE OF 10 AGAINST
32.-MR. M'GEE ON rus ACTION OF CONGRESS.
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HE PENIAN SCARE NOT YET OVER.

1IVNIHrllIJ 1Nut u I''E'
There is great excitement in Quebec to-day al re-
ported invasion of the Fenr point between this and
Quebec No information cached the military authorities
here though the telegraph all working. There moi
the least likelihood Of any l.l IN the report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-14

Sim Please correct the statement, ip yoay ssssis ui
TO-DAY that en- delegate 70 fhsaslphIa dsslnsd to
tsts ysrt in that Convention. ~ EDWARDS PIERREPoSr
'ap D. txSLisepsis Monday, AnR. Is let6 r
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-29

DEATH OF Col VIM. P. You've FORMERLY
op PORTSMOUTH. This venerable patriot
dieI in Washington city on Tuesday evening
last, at O'clock.
Colonel Young was Il native of Norfolk
county, and resided many years in Ports
mouth, where he married and subsequently,
removed to Washington.
He was one of the heroes of Craney Island
in the war of 1872. being at that time Sar-
ceant in Captain Arthur Emmersons COM
uany, and so conspicuous was his bravery
that the State OF Virginia voted him sword,
appreciatiye Of his services and gallantry. He
was for over twenty years an elder in the
Presbyterian Church, and noted for bis piety
and fine social qualities,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-29

/ CARoLiNIAN IN TowN-rhe locomotive
Carolina" so long known on the Seaboard
road before the war, took trip Southwark
during the tendency of that memorable con-
tllct. Like many of our freedmen she longed
Tor the salt breezcs and oyster beds of old
Virginia, and nothing daunted by the fact of
the Weldon Bridge being destroyed on the
Seaboard road, she took a turn home by Pc
tersburg and TO our city, over the Norfolk and
Petersburg road. She is once more at work
on the Seaboard road and is so well pleased
at getting back, that she may he heard "wlis-
ting" as she passes up and down the streets
night and day.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-29

LIEUT.. ST. JULIAN WILsoN.-The remains
of this gallant officer-son of Samuel w. Will
son, Esq, of Portsmouth, arrived from Peters
burg yesterday afternoon, and were deposited
iii the Cemetery of this city The funeral SER
vices were conducted by Rev. Thomas Hume.
Lieut.. Wilson fell at the fight of the Graz
ter" before Petersburg, on the 8Oth July, 1864.
We know Of no young man who hasgiven
brighter promise of life of usefulness than our
departed hero His early death has brought
sorrow to many hearts; but the contemplation
of his virtues, his heroism, his devotionto duty
reer, in undying colors upon the hearts of lis
friends
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LOCAL.

WANTS LOOKING INTo.-At the instiga-
,or of several of our citizens, we hereby call
tba attention of the authorities and the Board
# Health, to the sad condition Of the lots in
,hs rear of "Johnson's Hall" We have a
Street Inspector, of whom we may justly feel
..oud. for more active and efficient officer
-, have not had for some time. And we
have reasons for stating, that he has informed
tbo parties owning the property of the nuis-
.oce. but it seems they have paid NO atten-
tion to the matter.
The fact is, the stencil is horrible, and in
view of the cholera the Board of Health
.b,uld give pOSttiUe orders to the owners of
the property to cleanse the houses.
Mr. Lee has been little too kind and in
,ulgent to those parties, and at the request of
mann citizen, we have inserted the above,
trusting that they will Immediately remedy
the evil.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-29

MAYORS CoUar-Nor}olh, March 20, lS66-T.
c. Tabb, Presiding.
Andrew Hainos, lcolored,) charged with an
assault upon Matilda Barney, (colored,) was
Henry Davis, vagrant, applied for lodging at
the watch house.
Augustus ricketts,, arrested for being drunk and
disorderly, fined SIS.
Samuel Kelen, for a violation of the Huckster
laws, fined $40.
The Mayor notified the City Sergeant that he
had received notice to call an election for Mem
Der of the General Assembly, from this city, N ade
vacant by the resignation Of W. Fl. c. Ellis The
election will be held the 25th of June, the day
OF our Municipal election, the oath, coming on a
Sunday. Here is chance for devoted patriot
who will serve his towns interests above all other
considerations. We hope the lucky man will be a
good one. Come out.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-29

MARINE DIsAsTER.-Tle Schooner Ageno-
ra, of Ellsworth Maine, arrived at Old Point
yesterday morning from Boston. bound to
Baltimore, with the loss of her anchor and
forty-fve fathoms of chain. She encountered
heavy Northwest gale off the Capes of the
Delaware, and anchored for :, harbur in
Smiths Island, Va. During last Monday, the
gale increasing IL Yiul, nce, one of the anchor
chahs suddenly parted, and shortly after
wards the other gave way. One of the shrouds
was torn in shreds and other damages sus-
tained
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New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers "a
W. Z. Featress-Auctioneer, Portsmouth, Of
fer, truck farm for sale, and large amount of
real estate.
Capps Dc Peet-Deaers in dry goods, offer their
goods as low as the lowest.
b. C. bennington Main street, is off ring SUI
gar very low, and coffee also. He has the best
family flour on hand, besides some choice fruits.
Boots and Shoes-0f Norfolk manufacture by
C. A. Davis, No. As Bank street.
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CnE New CoTToN PREss-Owned by Col
Lamb, is now in operation, and works to a
charm The bales so far turned out, are really
mo lei. in their way, and do credit to the ma
chine, as well as to the packers
In connection with the Cotton Press, Col.
Lamb has erected a machine for COMPRISING
the balcd cotton, making it ready for ship
ment abroad This will he called in requisiton
Ior the cotton to go 90 board the Epbesus
Send forward your cotton, gentlemen, and
let ii be compressed at once, so that the ship
may have dispatch.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-29

CORPORATION CoURT.--The case of Tunis vs.
Buttz, was called and jury empanelled yesterday.
1t still occupies the Court. Experts examined,
and W. H. Barry and G. l.. Cole were called; but
the defence objected to their opinions, as they
were not considered experts, save in the estima-
ton of the plaintiffs counsel.
The Court ruled that the jury were the best
judges of the opinion of the witnesses. The coun-
sci on both sides pressing the interests of their
clients with ingenuity and marked ability.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PoRr OF NORFOLK AND Poarsnoura, March %
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Str Adelaide, Cannon, FIN BALTIC
Str Geo Leary, Brakeman, BALTIC
Str Washington Irving, Pugh, New berne
Str Charles Houghton, Whiting, Hampton
Str Eolus, McCarrick, E. Shore
DEPARTURES.
str NJ. Martin, Haines, Rich'd
Str Washington Irving, Pugh, Newbern
Str Adelaide, Cannon, BALTIC
Str Geo Leary, Brakeman, BALTIC
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Eastern Shore.
Str Charles Houghton, Whitney, Hampton.
Str M Martin, Haines, Richmond
Schr w Waddell, Coulborn, E City.
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MAYORS Court, Portsmouth. March 20 1866,
Daniel Collins, presiding
Two young gentlemen, h wing rather too much
''frewater" aboard, were driving reckIessy
through the streets, endangerng the lives of per-
sons, were fined SIS each, and reprimanded by the
Mayor.
Susan Cavney, Nancy White and Mary Glib
son, colored, arraigned' for buying to sell again
before 10 o'clock in violation of the city ordi-
nance, fined S. EACH.
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OuR DEAD.-The remains of Col. Francis
Mallory and Howard S. Wright, will arrive
N n riolk Tomorrow, friday evening at 5
o'clock, by the cars from Petersburg and will
'e 'aken from thence to the Cemetery for in
'efnlent. Their friends and those of the fani-
"e' arc respectfully invited to attend
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Boat SUNK Nathan Newly, colored, whilst
oySterins yesterday evening or Craney Island
Hats, was run down" by the schr. Emma Hop
kls--resuit, boat sunk, oyster tougs and all
Illuminate things on board lost, including
N'thanS Innor. He made his way to land
and Is now safely ia Norfolk