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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-26
Oer(C6ieOeneS.
Sie 2egung bes neuen atlantiiden
Selegrapliiden Sanes

Don galentia In Srlanb aus mad Der
&Ilte BON geu Sunblanb iollte benz
Yrcsramme mad In Der lebten @p6e
besonnen baben. Die vapnpon SimeS"
brinet fclsenbe ginSelnbeiten 9ieriiber:
uDie Snltrumente gum 1elesraptiren
inp felt Dem eraen unsliidliden Ser
iud europa NIT 9tmerifa telesrapbti6
3u serbinpen, 70 SerSplltanpist wOrpen,
pab bic @usf6ten auf grfpls bieies
Mal ie9r ermutbisenb iinp. Man lam
ieBt burd Elm lubmarines 5au ielbit
pann tpenn Elm Stad ppn eincm SUP
Qanse pes 2eitunssbrabtes Dem Wa0er
ausseiest TT, Sisnale 9inbur6ienpen,
wie gerlude NIT benz reuen Sau erse<
BEN babem. Dieter Serte1eruns Der
Snitrumente entlpridt audi bic Serbels
Ieruns in Der Contribution pes Saues.
Das neue TT ipeit itarfer ais bic beipen
friteren, bic 9eitunssprabte fnp sr6s
Fer, bic SiOlirums 1T puaitanbiser.
Der v@reat gafern" entbalt prei
uusebeure eiierne Sebalter, bic pas Sau
aufaebmem. Dieie 9sbalter wiessn
nit benz @aGer parin 1auienp Scnnen.
Muberpem nimmt bas 8ieIen1Aiff nod
$500 1cnnen &oblen, 500 SOnnen Sc
lesrapbens@ s@a 1dinen, unp pas Selesra-
| pbentau felbf BON 1000 Gpnnen auf
Elm Cargo BON iiber $4,000 Sunnen,
obne Oampfmaldinen anp @usrii flung,
bic suIammen fat eben 70 piel piesen.
@lit biel fem unsebenren @eipiAt ltest
bas Sdif grade 3ur sebSrisen 3iefe im
8aGer; bod ba es bnr6 t9etlweile
fsidtes Baier gu seben BAT, e9e es bic
@anpuns Der 5bemie erreidt, tat man
Surse3psen, erf an ber MiubunS ben
Sullen &ublenbeparf einsulapen. Sn
8aleneia pirb bann bas llferenbe pes
Gaues ant aanbe befetist tperpen, NOR
auf bic 9esuns i'm Seean besinnen
mirb. Diele fann muir nit elmer SAnel-
listeit BON bUdtens feds @leilen per
Stunpe seIdeben, unb wirb pa9er Il
IL Sage In @nipru9 nebmen. @enn
Mges gut sebt, wirp Der ,@reat gafern"
bater In IA Sasem AT Der &iiite @mes
ritas anlansen. gBenn bie aesuns &C.
linsen icllte, wirp pas Saif iufOrt mad
bem Yunfte 3uriidfebren, no bas leBte
5au perlOren wurps unb baiIelbe fas
6en. SaiTe NIT &ublen Fmp gu bem
3wede bereits mad per &iite Don Neus
5unplanp ausseldidt wurben, bic bort
POM uGreat gafern" einsenpmmen
tperben icaen.
@enn bas alte Eau sefunpsn iperben
iollts, unb Der ,,@reat Ga tern" 1T bar>
auf einseridtet, bic gtadfcridunSen
s,pei @onate lang furt3aiesen, iptrN pas
gnbe bes seriuntenen Saaes fpfcrt init
bem ytef befelben Yerbunben, unb bic
aesuns mad Der amertfaniidem &iife
| pcaenbet perben. Damn wiirpen mir
alip spsi Saae baben."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-26
pOe[ie.
Scr NSuftcr 6rab.

Iein atnp,. nidt nntrr taltrm StsilL
Mi6t unter erinem Gairn
S6lief Trinsr Wtuttrr Virte Gin,
Die rpis pbne Mabcn.
Mas brunten aud na9 mnndcm S6mrr,
i3br Qeib NUN 9tube tatrn
Gs Taft iia eiusr Wuttrr Scr;
Sp9 nimmermebr trsratrn.
Stets bat eS Seinrr trrue 9lht
8cn Dir trennt's feline 5rrnc,
GS sriibt Did in ber tisfitrn NaGt
9lus enem libten Stcrne,
Drunt ipilllt Ou frcmm nit @unp II, Sant
2m @rab bsr Muttsr itebrL
Nidt abpGrS iei ber Slid sewanbt
9la9 pten mubt Gu ieben
llnS tiirftet nie mebr GI binfcrt
Mn ibren Siissl hstsn
Du fannlf al jebem frsmben Srt
,3u Deiner Muttei betsn.
Glaub' ni6t baB Drinsr @prts S6aa
Sie unerrcihbar bliebe,
Dem lieben Gptt elsi6, iltsrall
81 elmer Wfutter Qiebr!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-26
Sie Natinna( : 8Qufeu.


Die uNewsyorf Sribune," Elm itrena
rabifal republifani16es 8latt, madt
iiber bic @efabrliafsit Der gatipnal-
Santen foiseupe treFenpe 9emertun>
GENT
Die neuliaen Gntballunsen iiber
bic Sniclpen3 me9rerer Natipnal 8an-
fen ipllten aaf IGmmtlide 8anfen unb
ibr san3es SYfem bic SFentli9e @nf-
merfiamfeit ri6ten. Die tn 9etreif
perleltem im GcnsreRe eiusstradten
llnterlu6umss-Sprld ssbsn nnbe-
pin9t ni6t nett senug. gBenn Nattpz
nalbanfen, ptht inter ben 9lusen per
8esiernns 3a 8aidinstcm, init alien
Sprtbehen bepeutenper 8esisrunss>Des
puliten, Ic'IdmadSpa faairen, ipie mir
es jiimslt seleten baten, mas lca man
pann BON benz 3ultanpe anberer Sans
fen pieier 9lrt 9alten9 Die WaiIe bes
gplfes wirp purd bic Sesei6nans
vNattpnal" unp bur6 bic S9atlas
dye setanldt, bab tiele Sanfen in einer
sewiFsn gerbinpuns NIT ber 8esierung
te9en. 9lui pielen aGeinisen @ranp
bin l6enfte bas Solt itnen 1ein 3us
trauen nnp iibersab ibnen 1ein @elp,
trpspem lie Der Stat mad nthtS weiter
ais neutrality-suspicious. fnb. Die
9tesieruns 1T weper fir ibre Sransafz
tipnen serantpprtliA, nod aud bafiir,
pab Ee, pie wirtliA Der Jal, mebr ylO-
ten ausgeben, ais im 9erbaltnife ibrer
,@6ets" unb beppnirten Spnbs fatt'
baft 1T. Das Golf TT burd bic
Sanb1uns pes Gpnerefies
in Seeriinpuns btefer Ban
ten irregelettet wprpen, unb
bic 8eseruns fat pafiir bic mpralilde
gerpFi6tuns, es naA Sraftsn Dor iib-
len 5olsen sm idisem. s8ir psrlansen
baber cine sriinpltte umteriaduns in
ben Stanb Der Natipnal 8anfen unb
Don .3eit 3u 3eit cine prpmpte Darfes
suns i6rer 5ransaftoneu Dor ben Mus,
gen pes Yublifums.
@le9r ais bas.-Das san3e SYs
fem, wel9es iolAen 8etras
sereten 3usanslt4 IT, ipQte
pernt9tet werben.
Die @ewinnfe Der Gtreulaticn, tpelGe
bic aesieruns jest pieien Yripat> @auno<
pollen, 70 gu iasen, ais freies @efdeuf
III ben Sdcub wirft, wiirben siel beier
CUR absabluns nnierer gtatipnalsSdnlb
serwenpst. Dieie 8rase TT Siel mid
tiger ais bic gteserfrase, unb mir bcfs
fen, bab Der gOnsreb gsrfanb nnb ga
triptismus senus beTst, iie Dor feiner
Sertasuns su lGlen, pamit bem eanpe
elm 70 sisantil6es unp sefabrlides 500
apppl ni9t fir INNER aufssiattelt
wirp." ~
Der GpnsreB, nadpem er beinabe
a6t @onate beilammem mar, bat if6
nun Ssrtast; was BAT aber perislbe
Gpnsreb tu pieIer Sadie settans fra
gen mir alles grnfes bic uGribane. q
Gar niats. 9tntatt bas NJ eibe Bolt
Dor 8etrus unp Shwinpel 3u bel4aBen,
per r16wenpst er nod Miatpnen, nm bte
faulen gleser pes Siipens gu bsfSfisem
unb au fletpen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-26
SbreienSe @iSerfpru6e. :.

Die Jubifalen slauben bab bas 9anb iit
nitt in Der Gage befnbe, nm sesen bic brapen
unp tapferem @annsr, tpelte bic gbre bes Dol
tes in 1912 Ysrtbsibistsn liberal su iein: -
Sicielten iollten id sufrispen sebsn. aber bic
9sser pcn 1866 mu6en liberal untsritiiBt uaS
penFpnirt psrben - fir bieisn 3wsd II bic
Nation reid ssnus.
Das SaussGomite bat unsiinlfis iiber baS
@c1u6 Der alten SnSaliben beri9tei; = paiIels
be seldiebt niemals, tpenn es iit am bic Sfe=
ser pbrr itre SntereTen banbelt; - tann iiebt
ber @plfstsutsl INNER cifen uub es perben beu
pbnebin idwertslaicten slrteitern bss 2anbes
10 cter 10 MilIipusn Dollars absenomn,etr,
INT bieIs Summe fir ben llnterbalt faullen-
senter unb I6urtii6er 8ursau-@ssnisn gu Ssre
aussaten. Dies III bic slrt unb Weiie, mic
bic 9tapifalsu bic erprobten DienRe psiber Spls
batsn piirpisen unp belcbnen.
Die -Gnslanpr Staaten pppcnirten benz
ariese BON 1912 unb ibre Gcnsrsb>& >&spraisn-
tanten molten bsn geteranen be1TsIben feline lln-
erItiiyuns Sptiren.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-26
Gisentbamliebe SBeife ben Gio

GisentbImliebe SDeife ben GiS
ab,uleeen. - Gin ittiames, jnnses eanta
Wab6sn, peldes unlansif an einen unierer
llnteritiisunss @ssnten in @i9nUnb tint &a~
ticnen fb wanbe, iOllte ben Glib atlssen. -
u9sin, sspib ni9t Serr sruisbsrte iie eri&rcr
den, i'd babe in meinem sansen 9ebsn niemals
ss1dwpren. vDu mubt ater bsn Glib atlesen,
liebes ainb," iaste bsr @ssnt, ionif fam i'd
Dir bic &aticnen ni6t sebsn. Nein, sepib
ni6t, i6 fanu nibt Serr iaste has Mab9en;
,,r,eine Muttsr lsbrte mid INNER ,.irmals su
I6wBren." So peiserte iie fg lanse, ben
freunblitsn gurteaunsen bss asenten 5ulse
at leilten, bis ife bur& ben furatbaren &f
,tpiIden Gptbwsnbisfeit unb tiefinnsrlten mo-
raIilben pai6tsefible ,uIsBt iibsrpunbsn, nit
acknowledgment glidem bic @urte berpUr-
lfammelte: ,,gDenn Sbr benn bur6aus barauf
belfebt, bab i'd etpas 70 GntieBIi6es @OttlUie
tbue, 70 bole Der & bic yantees!"
*Sn @aIbinstOn babsn ii9 Der ngfatiOnal-
Club" uub ter ,DemcfratiIde gaticnal Club"
ssrsinist unt psrbsn bel ben SerbapabIen &C.
n,einl6aftli9 wirfen.
ssh gbaabslpbia itarb 8i9tsr g. aRaaOry,
has altsts Mitslieb bes YbiIasepbia'sr Bur
reauS. -
y SIM Mpnats Suni bratten 81 S6iHe
SO, $50 Gmisranten mad Ssp gprf. ..
= Sr 5. g., 9rsdiprjbss pubnt su @ia'
CARA, @ef,GanaSa,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-26
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Sie Wt o oeratorem.
Gr;abuns aus Icras.
Son 5riebrih Ger til der.
3prtieBuns.
9. Gin SrpipmsDillc.


Der alte SenfinS blieb, ais bic beipen
Srempen fprtritten, fcpfltilttelnp in her
Sbiire ltebn unp fat ibnen nah, benr
'eine 70 bppenlple Srcdteit mar ibm bod,
in ieihem 9ansen eeben nod niht pcrs
sefpmmen. 3pei wilbfrempe MenIGer
treten pa in lein eiaeneS ISaus unp pers
lansen ppn inn, mitten i'm terani1her
,@alpe, CT lelle auf eincn Iapierwiid
bin tbnen, mir 9ii6ts Dir 9libts, lei,
ppbIerwprtenes gi9entbum auslefern
Gr wiirpe es ni6t fir mpslih setalteu
baben, wenn CT es niht lelber erlsbt bats
te, nnp cine 3eitl ans lief er, bic Sanbt
auf ben StiIden sele9t, In leinem Saule
auf unb ab. GnpliA rief CT Nelly.
Oas junse @ap6en fam blisb in ber
Sbar ite9en.
yMaiter 2"
y&annteit 0u Ginen Der tripen Sa<
lunfen, Die eten bier paren 7"
ugfein, Mater," iaste bic Neserin
,,nur ben Ginen babe ih Dor aht ppe,
pier,ebn Sa9en einmal seleben."
$50 2" frus Der sllte raih.
yOrauben am Selp-ih piliidte Srb
nen unb er ritt an bsr SenS pprbei. Mls
sr mid fat, belt er an unp frus wer
bier pp6ne."
"gBel6er mar baS 2"
,Ger NIT ber Sii6ie."
,,Sp2-bm-ber im Srad nannte i'm
Scr, gtetlep-alIo Spr a6t Sasen lhpn?|
.gs fann aud etpas langer Der Iein."
,llnp in Qittle 0tpd bilt Ou nie se:
wsien ?"
vNie, Waiter bate ben Srt in met
mem eeben ni6t seIebeu."
v&ennit auA einen SIR. Spunteri
ni6t?"
yRein, Maiter," Iaste bas @ab6en
unp Iab treuberSis gu ieinem Serrn auf
yGs 1T gut, glely," nidte pieler, mad
fu3er 9auie, unp srif babel ieinen al
ten Silsbut auf unp Dplte bic Sa6le 80,
Der 3biir teruntfr. Seine 5rau ial
i'm eritaunt an.
,@iQf Su I6pn wieper fort, Scbns'
frus le fait erlaredt. u0m bit bod
faum crit mad Saus sefcmmen."
,Sa, SAab, Iaste Der alte Mann
viA mub nit Ieep lpreden - bic Ge
ididte scbt mir i'm &ppf serum. gleu
lid, ais i4 priiten in Der anfeplun!
mar, 1Srte i6 lhcn BON allerlei faulel
Dtnsen, bic jebt int 8alp Sprsinsen
a9tete aber ni6t barauL penn ih bielt'
fur iibertrieten. Sebt fpmmt mir bi
Sade lelber tepentlid Dor, unp i4 mSdt
bod einmal nabere grtunpisungen Elm
sie9en."
,,llnb mid pilllt Su inpe6en bier al
letn .laIem 2"
,0ar' wcbl bas erlte Mal, Sdab,
ladelte Der sllte, uaber iei anbelcrs,
@srape jebt reit' ia fort, pamit id pi
na9fen Gage bel Dir bleiben fann, ben
teate unb mcrsen fommen bic beibe
8mrfdes, penn mir fe iiberbaupt te ipie
per su fstn lrissen, f4er nidt auriid
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-26
Die
YeaniDlbaniibe Staats= Seituns
Srrausgsseben prn

OtThNsgF9sVFH VIII
sos. Sepr9 Hippcr,
er1dsint jeben Gpnneritas, unS tpitrt 50 90
per Sabr, sabltar inncrbalb rcsS}abres, unt
$3.50 nact @crilub Res Sabrgan9s.
Gin,slne Grenplarrn, 5 ScntS per Stiid
Seine Sutlcrptirncn irerben fir wcnisrr
ais feds Wrnaten an9cnrmmen; aud fam,
9lismanp bas Slatt atbeieIlen, tiS alle &id-
itinbe be;ablt iint.
gnscisen mcrren su ten scwStnlldrn prei-
o. fen inlerirt.
Sfficcn: in ter ,Tatript lnb llnipn"
Druderei, 9ritten Shabr, SarriStarg, tne
in ber ySnis0iscnrcr" 0rudrrri am Grntre
Sauare, Qaneaiter,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

o'clock this evening. Tho Grey Eagle splendid boat with
large and beautiful cabin and is remarkably we'll known fol
speed reputation for safety the of her officers
the comfort and enjoyment Of guests and her regularity
reliability Captain ]. NJ White is in command Mr. Sam
Ayiss, of DID, ocates in the Office assisted by Harry
McCrindell.
JOHN Observation-Disclosures AND PsorLKs LINE FOR Sr
Lows-Ths evening at o'clock, the favorte fast and
splendid St Louis packet John Kgcur leaves above The
cabin arrangements of the Kgcur of the best character
and better boat floats rivers We advise passengers
to call board and this steamer visit of Inspection aud
that they will their before leaving
Captain John Christie in and Mr. W. Foster does
the honors Of the Office
DouBLooN FOR RED RIvRR.-Ths well known and. justly
popular passenger packet this evening at 5oclock for
Shreveport and intermediate landings Her cabin one OF the
finest that port and appointments for conrenince
and comort complete Her as passenger packet
is ensured pleasure in commenting her to
all eles bound up to-day Capt W o. Harrison
in command and Mesers Wood Reynolds and tite are the
clerks.
GEM FOR TENsas MACoNThs complete ana very hsht
draft packet in command of Capt A Abrams with
Cant Jas Kirby the Office leaves at " this day Tor the
above and way landings.
Ip,uox FOR GAgpEsThis 6ne passenger steamer dahoe
Capt Eugene Elliott commander and Mr. "m Ciak CLERK
leaves at the above The ldahoe rs one OF our oest
Ouacha river packets having capacity for eshts and
superior accommodations for passengers Her cabin is very
comfortable and convenient having all the requisites that
traveller could wish
EyTERpRsE FOR RED RIvsRAmong the other very excel
LIANT and reliable packets leaving this day the Enterprise
Can. Fl SpsImsn commander, and Mr.. J. H. Allen clerk
to have her claims remembered by shippers and travel
mrs Her passenger accommodations not surpassed by
She leaves as above this morning at IL NJ.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
.Dew Orleans yflonep ylarket.
CRKsnRNT OFFICE, No. 81 CAMP STREE
=. --A-- W adj, asda,- E..nniner In1, 81 lee

K n 4 II, 4
Wednesday Evening" Jan. 81, 1866
The in financial circles to-day has disclosed
material variation any kind from the opening the close
business
and steadily ruled at these figures throughout the day The
market amply supplied having had the receipts by the
steamship Raleigh yesterday in addition previous offerings
but the demand continued restricted and the
confined to the following insignificant operations viz S00
$l0Da and $l000 mixed gold by banker at l39H
$50 $500 and sI00o0at sg5 s30oO s50GO Ss00O $1,000
and $4,000 large at 0 and 5000 I4D sales of Silver
Included $3.50 American Halves at ia S400 do at
$1,000 do at 1885, and $500 Mexican coin at 139 We still quote
Gold Ut and Silver at l349ls5 American,
13e@l40 for Mexican dollars.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE has exhibited no change Of any
kind to-day that calls for special notice The market
ply supplied but the principal buyers still stood Off awaiting
and the movement restricted to the following
operations at the prices annexed viz El000 lS El00U
taksn BY bank at s1 l49 and l4. s60o at s, s)ad,
le fl0eo and f25oo l4s f75O0 JO
f2dO 149s and f90O s26O0 f4pn Sales
Of francs Eapprse g 0Oof at 800 900 taken by bank
s75f0 at 3,7szG The ruling figures this
evepns for sterling. l5l@l5I1s clear bills
l4a1EEs hti Of lading bills 146kelaI&, bank francs
&xHxE@A.7Sxf aud outdoor francs 375f @a80f
SN $pMMSt1C EXCHANGE has been inHctive to-day The
uniformly checked on the Northern cities J6@k %
fscount and they bought all ryund upon the best
could obtain Outdoor offerings Light however and
by banks and bankers for the day confined
90 the following insignificant amounts, viz. $1,000 and
$50 O0 New York and Boston sight X q discount
SloOo $4,000 s250o $4,000 s25 0oo do y cent
discount $4,000 and 5000 days q dis
count, 80 200 FIVE days at discount and $4,000
i've days at ~ cent discount Quotations are nomnay
unchanged and therefore repeat yesterday figures
lows New York sight at x@A a cent discount bank
and M@x p cent discount out Of doors ave days
sight A@i p cent discount fifteen to twenty days 1h@lA
4ccnt discount and thirty days l7Seia p discount
STOCKS AND BONDS continue inactive Offerings ore
light and the demand is confined few securities which
the supply Is Of restricted character admit
operations The only sales that have knowledge
to-day 2 ~ and 35 shares Of City Railroad Company
private TERMS As do Citizens Bank i3o Bank
ofNew Orleans a. price that has not transplred
UNCURREET BANK NOTES appear to have come to
stand still Offering are but little than nominal the
demand s thing Of still more restricted character
for the past few days Sales to-day confined to
$20 Merchants Bank at and $500 and s25OO 7Sc
dollar. Quotations still rule s5@90c Bank of New
Orleans Crescent City Bank and Union Bank, 73s7sc
Lousann State Bank and Merchants Bank. and 5o055c q
dollar for Bank oil Louisiana "a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
Riuer Sntelliaente.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No: 81 Ca

Thursday, February l, 1866. I
Business the landing exceedingly brisk yesterday
and all Of the departing steamers had coed trips The Cham
pon gave up her trip and reshpped the r. j. Lockwood
which left with splendid trip Of freight and full of
passengers The Idahos being unavodably detained
count receiving all OF her freight tha. engaged
could get off She will positively leave this evening
landings mp to Camden.
of Mt Charles Oakley of the Oldest pilots the Mr.
Oakey died yesterday morning and buried evening
His fuueral attended by large number OF friends
By telegram received yesterday by Mr. j. A. Stevenson
learn that the steamer John Kigour had passed
Rouge and would arrive last evening She will be found
anoing this morning ready receive freight aud
Memphis, Cairo and St. Louis, this evening. Capt John
Christie is in command and Mr. Foster is still. attending to
the duties in the office.
thanks due the officers of the steamer Common
wealth for farors also to the Lille Martin.
The Oak being detained from leaving last evening will
positively leave this day at Il o'clock
The Grey Eagle had not arrived dark evening She
WILL however, be found receiving this morning. and leaves
We requested to state that the the seam
Enterprise being able to leave yesterday account
being able get her freight board She was compelled
lay until to-day IL NJ which she will posi-
lively leave.
We copy the following from late St Louis exchange:
DESTRUCTION BOATS AT ST. LOUIS TCE-The ST.
Lous Press publishes the following list of steamboats,
damaged by the ice at ST. Louis 1t says:
The goed here at o'clock December 10th and al
halfpas O'Clock it broke open and some distance
down 1nts downward course sunk the following steamers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01

an Making loss Of s5 on the last breaking of the
sdaT a, S ss os s aavs s sp
loas makes loss to St Louis Of seven million dollars
Gieanngs from our exchanges:
rain that fallen pat day or two The river here YET
tim to 60 down. n the " hours ending a 10
T. fs S inehe; abSye low water mark or 1865 20 feet 10
ahs Cumberland NIB river is high and rising with IA feet Of
reported in fair boating condition
The Arfansas river is falling with only feet the channel
Basnsss q the landing espseay in the locality the
hspep viii e. mas t oay 1t probable tina"
seNsr I month out arrived here last
The 6y e arrived hse l.ts Thursday n!.hs with
s @ os. s h Il Ss 5 in an
course he would have done the same
~ MErH.MMerehans and Peoples Liac-For ST. Lopix
The regular elegant and popular packet NJ
pham Capt e. Wood commander leaves this evening at
o'clock for Memphis Cairo and ST. Louis connecting with
railroads for all points East and West Mr. j. H. ogleby
ciates in the Office.
LIVE OAK Rsp RIVER Those may be desirous
safe, speedy and pleasant trip Hurricane and Carolina
or any Of the intermediate points, should bear
beautiful and unique passenger packet Live Oak Capt p
fagarona commander, will leave this day at IL O'Clock
This neat and light draft has been thoroughly
repaired, and has fine and comfortable cabin splendid
new Brussels carpets and furniture suit Those who wish
to enjoy pleasant and comfortable trip cannot fail 60 do
SO by taking passage on the Live Oak.
aA>HArrAs FOR MoBILE.-The large and superior low
pressue passenger packet Manhatt n Capt j. W. Wilson
commander leaves to-day ~ NJ from the Lake end of
the Pontchartran Railroad Agent l. c. Harris corner of
Camp and Common streets
BENgFIr FOR ALABAMA RIvERThs safe and unsurpassed
packet having been detained of the
weather leaves positively IL to-day head of tho
Basin taking freight for Mobile and all andns Ala
river Capt. s. D. Rodifer is in command and Mr G.
A. English oiciates in the Office Agents. Brston Front
street, and Geo D. Hite. "a G,avier street
WM. BUTLER CANDES.-Traveers and shippers should
unindf1 Of the fact that the sale and light pas
segger packet VIM Butler Capt Lewis commando. and
Mr. r. Hopkins in the Office leaves O'Clock this even
ing for all landings the ouacha up Camden should
aso be that the Butler has superior passenger
commodatons
oaicgr This ayorite snd complete light
draR packet of the popular aud
nodating Capt j. C. Griffith, will leave positively p
to-day taking freight for all landings Red River up JET
Be- sure TO send your freight carly she will go
4 y ths hour above named
lo DELL FOR ALABAMA RIVER. This regular packet In
~ VI OapN W. G. Wagley with Mr. Burr Brent in the
~ 4, to-day for the above aud way landings
Louis street. ''"s al '"o 's0s Oh o"
oos. hARxrY FOR YAzoo RIyxR--Tb,. ,,,e,;,r n.,
Krskine in tho Office, leaves al ~ r aaa ~. v"
iniermedatc iandin2s. chee,furv ,r,n,.s 49, " n'u
steamer to our frieuds and the public ' "e
modations for passengers excellent ha,,n a..
splendid appointments throughout ~"s'- anu
GREY EAGLE FOR GRERsyiLLr -Thi, srn.
Thursday packet leaves FOR tho and all
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
Calling at Havana and Queenstown to land and embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills of ladpe
here at through rates of freight hence to St PETERSBURG
Moscow, Riga Hamburg Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam
Gohenburg and Havre.
The final of destination may be either fixed on
the bills of adng declared by the holder of the bill
Of ladng within twelve hours after the steamers arriva,
at Liverpool thus aoxdng the importer the choice of
markets.
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited dispatch the following fl,
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY. and
NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY.
LOUISIANA. 1874 tons p. Jamison Captain
MISSISSIPPI. tons. j. Campbell CAPTAIN
FLORIDA. 1887 tons. .... T. Baker Captain
MISSOURI 1864 tons ....A Hancock CAPTAIN
ARKANSAS. tons. t. Barron, Captain
ALABAMA. 1929 tons. VIM. L. Mesney Capt
GAMBIA 1851 tons. j. Graham Captain
CAROLINA.. 1911 tons j. Harby, Captain
BOLIVIAN. 1913 tons H. p P Couchs Capt,
Cabin Passage Liverpool $l25 gold or its equivalent in
currency.
For rates Of freight apply to
WIN. HUNTER CO., Al Carondeet street.
As- Bills of adng for this Company (Which can only be
signetp will be had at the Agents Office above.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-01
Imports Yesterday.

MONTGOMERY (Ala) - Steamer Beneft-Sl
bales cotton M n Copeand-42 do to ORDERLY to
Sutherlin, Warren &co- ~ Jno T Hardie &co-ll
Marshall R Walker &co--3 to Hall &
Brigs-6l bbl rosin A w McKie-sundries to order
Total Ill bales cotton
MOBlLE-Steamer Louse-53 bales cotton and
sundres to order
APALACHlCOLA-St L Smallwood-
293 bales cotton to order
LlvERpOOL.Br ship Theo Knoop-5OOO SKIS of
salt Sikenstadt &co
GARDEN AS-Brig Pomsett-l7 bbls molasses
so ties do 403 hhds do
PALERMO-Brig Courier--Fruit to r Tramon-
tani
LIVERPOOL-Br bark Malta-Salt to order