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Late Laeos OF LomtsiGnes.
Prospectus.

The FIRST NATIONAL CHEMICAL WORKS COM
PAEY OF LOUISIANA is organized for the purpose Of
distlg Pine Wood BY process and ior The
sale Of the products realized Iereon. There produced
from ONE CORD distilled say rs gallons Spirits TurpeH-
tine 30 gallons Oil 100 gallons Pyrolgneous Acid gallons
Alcohol IL barrels Pitch Rosn, barrel Tar 1000 feet
Illuminating Gas superior to that made from coal and &c
bushels Charcoal This incredible though may appear 10
is nevertheless and expect to exceed the
quantity Of Of the above with the 20
abundant in this section The process simple Of oon-
parattyey taiRg expense the articles produced are sg
marketable and pronounced by the Chemists in th
country altogether superior to those produced the ordinary
way
The patented rights are sold the different
States for certain number cords which number can DO
distilled daily for seventeen during the existence
the patents The State Of Louisiana has the right to dlst
nifty cords per day (WheB paid for for that length Of time
Machinery Is in Of erection for this Company e
dbt ten cords day portions of which will here very
soon and have than enough subscribed to pay r
the right etc, for that but we to secufeths
control Of the whole amount due the State hy cord
works and have therefore reopsned our books for subscrp
tons for that amount.
The capital s6O00OO six hundred shares cf s0Os
each The Stakeholder has the advantage only being re-
quired to pay his proportion towards now
being erected.
In connection with this state that from the great
demand fer these work. in other States the length CT
time necessary their construction, quite confident
that the profits arising from the ten cord works operation
will entirely pay the traditional as they can
be furnished If this the stockholders will only
be called upon toy the original amount dee for the ten cord
works.
Fifteen cent ofther subscription is required to DO
deposited with the Secretary Of the Company the time OF
subscribing and ten per cent will called for upon The
completion and successful operation of the works,
Unlike petro and other mining operations this s not
speculative or uncertain but, without any doubt will pay
larger profits the investment than any stock in this
country To prove that It certainty we Wish to call par
cula attention to the fact that before dollar Of sur uone
Is paid over for the works. good brick or iron hr
proof buildings will be erected all the machinery f The nnsst
perfect description requisite to carry business intro
dueed aud put in practical operation the complete atsse
ton Of every shareholder AS tie company is sas
fed by occar demonstration that the products are
produced stated the buildings machinery the price f
which is included in the sale of rights tuned over to tho
company, and the money paid and not until then
We call the attention of capitalists those Of limited
means to the opportunity thus offered them making safe
and very profitable investment.
I. JEFF HALL, President.
otice--No. CaroDdelet street
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EtTe21Ee7l'S

MoNUMEN rAL ASSOCIATION.
meeting was held last Saturday evening, May 9 al the
Hall of Louisiana Hose Company, and organised the FIRE
MEMS. MONUMENTAL. ASSOCIATION Object: To
erect monument to the memory Of the late JOHN CRU
BER to the Confederate Dead the Fire Department. and
to those who lost their lives while performing duty as active
Firemen since September 10th, 1860.
Presdent-1sAAoN. MARKS, of Perseverance No. 49,
Vice Pres't-wn. E FITZGERALD, Pelican H. I'll No, l.
secretary-Jos H DEGRANGEi jackson No. IS god
TreaSurer-Jss "A. BROWN Louisiana Hose.
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Tan CoMMoa GouSc1f4 The attention Of
the reader II directed to the proceedings Of
the Board Ct A4deEnien and Assistant Alder
mel a1st evening. Ahey are Of unusual inte-
rest me impeachment OF Recorder Fennard
was oraered "a the Assistant Board, and city
Tailr 'aa projects Of great public concern were
unde cons1 deration. 1t viii be seensalso that
the 4 sslstant Board laid on the table, in par
hanel ltaAy usage equivalent TO rejection, the
pag 70 Us oI me board q pollce.
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TIE RADICALS IN COUNCIL.

&
The big hgaVes Of the tribe of radicals latch
met in grand pow-wow at Washington. Tn
assembly consisted Of the ultra Black Repqb
lieans of the Senate and House. Fhe obieeI
was to interchange joeu1id gratiilations ovei
party successes, to tinker up the Earif bill in
such o way as 10 enrich the East and swindle
the West to the greatest practicable extent, to
eontriFe plans for circunpenting the Tfesi--
dent, to count radical noses with the view of
passing the new bureau bin over the antfeipa-
tad veto, to feel the radical pulse on presiden.
uai candidates, to soFutinize new schemes fol
olae ksnllthing the Southern people to canital.
lze 9ae late Liberal victory at Nfatap,oros, and
to do all and singular those acts and 7asds
used and wont to be dona,by sage and yirttuous
patriots in clique and caucus assembled. But
the chief purpose of the radicals lust now is Ia
discover some new and popular addenda I'd
their programme, They have raised their
hack, abolitionisln, from a sucking colt they
have fed him on agitation and excitement .
they hare taught him tricks and capers
f9r the amusement of spectators they
Asye broken him down on the political race
course they have hired him out as a hobby
for Office hunters they have saddled him 4 "a
Mcclellan and mounted him with SUCCESSIVE
heroes they have siokened him with the smell
efhlaod and worn him ont with hard work,
until 81 leRgFh be has fallen down exhausted;
sheyianoH stand around the. naoribuildz charger
asking one another how much longer he can
1--we, and Whit economical use shall sbe made
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Grey Jacket ksttters.

E..i,a, :s.., - -aT 8rG3
The ppderSisRsd manufacturers of GREY JAcKEf BIT
TIERS, and general dealers in O i5aez NJ E,
Wines and liquors, n5
Would respectfully inform their friends and the nrb. s,
although their store No. Grayor NJ r,
on hs night inst thanks to the exetons
Department their stOrP No s. Gaver street, is stiff 1t fOE
occupation sRd they will there continue manufacture
1'.7Ea GREY JACKET RITTERs, ,H
and sell WINES ANbLIoUoRs Of rs good quality and At AZ
low PrieeBss before Nsa = M
''s4 BARNETT g LION, VII
Manufacturers of Grey jacket Bittcrs
50 Grsyisr street
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Blind Tom, the musical negro of Georgia.
made some Of the loyal" people ofTroy, New
Yofk, as mad as a March hare the other night
by giving them -' the Battle Of Manassas On
the piano! 9" Amateur" writes To the TROY
Times that when the audience were invited
to listen to Blind Tom they did not expect to
be regaled with the story of their own defeat. 8
He adds that the thing was 'deiiberate in
sultn to the andience. Y -.e a 50. IN j
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.TEOa.EMEiEM

SOUTH ERN CHILDREN.
1t is estimated that in the Southern States children
are carried of by and the diseases arising from them
than by all other malades combined Post orem examna
tons OF the Young too frequently the terrible
ofthese nsidous enemies of health and life It Is therefore
only an act Of common philanthropy to recommend with 81
asrnes'ness prepa alton like WINERs CANADIAN YER.
AFpdE which has proved in many thou ands Of cases an
immediate sale and radical every kind Of verB
disease Forsale by ali Druggists,
7, W. WRIGHT, Sole Proprietor,
SO Bieuyfle street
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TO architects.

Architects invited submit plans for the rebs dnc
ODD FELLOWS HALL corner Camp and Lafayette trees
For further information apply to
HENRY BIER,
Secretary,
In Room Nc third oor over Crescent Mutual Insurance
Company, corner Camp ALreet and Commercial Aley
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CoNFRnERATz DEAp.-0n our third page
Kil be found a List Of the names of Confeder-
lte soldiers who died and were buried in and
lear. New Orleans during the var. We shall
eep this LIST standing for some time, for the
snefit Of those who desire such information
ii affords
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A NEW ENTERPRIsE.-It will be seen by re-
ference to our local columns that petition
was presented at the last session Of the CITY
council, signed by H. S. Fulkerson and asso-
ciates, asking of the council the privilege of
laying double track railroad from the inter
section of Canal and Basin streets. down Basin
to-Bienville, thence through Bienville to Car
rollton Avenue, thence through Ca1rollton
Avenue to the Bayou St, John, striking the
bayou Just below the new bridge at the foot of
Esplanade street, atwhich point it is proposed
to connect with road to be built on the west
side of the bayou to the lake.
We learn that the parties moving in this
new project are in treaty for the railroad rights
secured to the Carondelet Canal and Naviga-
tien Company; under an act of the legislature
OF the State of Louisiana, by which they have
the privilege of building railroad from the
head Of the basin on Toulouse street to the
lake. The petition before the council last
night asks for a substitution of the route
for that secured by the charter
AZ we regard this as most important enter
prise to the city, and we trust that the common
council Will grant the prayer OF the petition
eTs We need a more convenient route to the
lake, and we believe that the increase of bust
ness to the lake and across it, and the growing
disposition Of pleasure seeking in that direc-
ion, viii well support two roads The city
md private property holders on the route of
he proposed railroad will reap immense adj
'antages by this new improvement, and we
realty mistake the wisdom off our city fathers
nd private parties if they should not do every
hing in their power to foster it. We shall
.gain refer to this irnnrtant snniant |
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Paris

UNIVERSAL ExHTB1T1oN-1867.
.g#.-.N".. 3D.. Il .uEa -..a ...=
.Lle ....b -- .r.E ID r.E
a.HaiHs.i Vs. uE a."E
NOTICE.
Having been appointed by his Exceency Gov Wells Agent
and Commissioner represent the interest of the State of
Louisiana at the UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION at Paris in
1861 respectfully inform all residents this State DESTROYS
of exhibiting Machinery Produce ETC. the above Expo
sition that will impart all information within my reach and
facilitate the forwarding of packages the place of desna
nation If addressed thesubec through Postoce box 62
New Orleans.
..J .rr EDWARD GOTPHEIL,,
Agent and Representative
Paris Universal Exposition 1857 .
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In Philadelphia on the 4tb, the soldiers
would not permit the negroes to mix in the
ceremonies of the day.r The consequence was
that the latter did not even appear on the
streets to witness the pageant.
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IA i t1e military force in Utah is reduced now to
Single regiment, and the highest officer in com
tsana Is mayor of regulars, About two-thirds Of
Fort BFidger,
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EVERY STYLE ANp YAR1Er 2
BooK AND JOB pRlprTus.

.1Ni'a11sf rE VI ~ .f
zas7i& ..i-s SUCH AS: .Eg
E --. a
LAWYERS BRIEFS, ."r
PAMPHLETS, T
BILLS LADINa,
BILL HEADS ~
BANK CHECKS,
PRoMIssORY NOTES.
CIRCULARS, .|r. .-
sI' BILLS OF FARE,
BALL TICKETS,
DRUGGISTS LABELS, ,.a,Ef
DRAY RECEIPTS, a.sH
BLANKS, a. aNTi
CARDS,
--aa STEAMBOAT BILLS,
HAND BILLS,
PROGRAMMES,
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Young married man Complained constantly to
the bride Y father Of her vicious disboslti6f bat
vas a. lasS hushsd on being told that she should
complaint. ~ FL u ~ 10y. Ai'yt ~ -t i u =
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We are indebted 70 the clerk Of the Big
Grey Eagl for copy Of the vioksbutg
Herald.
Thanks to The seafhefn Express Company
for late pal 'ers from Augustas Charleston.
Nashville, Ill ID Mobile
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Notice.

DuTng ny temporary absence nom the city the Editorial
Depatsat Of the CRESCENT i be audsr the charge Of
w. NJ, sEMPbE, ESQ ], o. NIXON,
Proprietor
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De Bows Review. The July number Of
this lie, new has been received from Bleloek a.
90. WI a thls number the second volume Of
the revis ed ls comIneneed. The table
of conten e SHOWS me usual variety Of original
articles d nsupleets OF general interest to the
commerce Il, agricultural and manufacturing
classes of the seollfatrY
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A circumstance occurred in 1.-The streets O
Atlanta, Georgia, on the 4th, which betrays
an extraordinary disregard of obedience ant
discipline on the part of company belonging
TO the regular army. There were several col
hsions of minor importance during the day
between the whites and blacks, and. the regu.
lars were ordered out and were being marched
and countermarched upon the principal streets,
in order to quell any further disturbance. The
mounted officer in command was in condi-
tion it was plain to be seen, to unfit him for
duty. -aI@ - @s@sf
Wetell the remainder in the language of the
Iutelligehcers
At the JUNCTION Of Whitehall Decatur and Mari.
eta streets the order to hIeAEight'l was riyen bv
the OtileeH, which the men were not disposed to
obey, Dnt eonlnqed marching down Decatur street.
Putting spurs 70 his horse, the mounted officer at
tempted 90 halt the company by placing himself in
its 'front.' but the men pushed on regardless of his
orders. At this juneture q pistol was drawn by
the officer, when the sergeant of The company
dubbed his A2usket and knocked him from his
horse the company continuing down the street.
Of the merits OF the case we know notlnE and
ygiye it as an Incident of the day, and most
extraordinary one a. that The lieutenant com
manding the COMPANY then joined hisnen, ana sYe
RSsfp1 ''n!ng more ol e circumstance az olat
The New York Herald sk ties that new hat for
ladies and misses; namedthe Gladiateur, has just
neen introduced IL that city. At is made Of brown
OF aafk colo5ed silk Of the gpsg style, elegantly
head, with q rich bronze azure 81 the famous
T. french horse Gladateur, with his hodsF On his
psek, az the moment OF making one of Us last no
GLe stretcaes IN winning race. IA Iohg sud rich
r;cst 4 s'Ss dY neag the foses head Aee the
lgaJ sqe, tails gracefully TO the hack stresJ Nng
over the leaf. 'A ''ssF' ~. sfN' 'fA'sT
---i--, "a. ----.----
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SaEmoR. RccG, Pork

.lEacEereE, SaEmoR. RceF, Pork,
ETC, NOW LANDING.
25 bba No. | MACKEREh.
20 o.. Fo,3
Shit bbls. No. .
% kits TONGUES nnd SOUNDS.
80 q. MESS MACKEREL.
% q. No. SALMON
20 e.. HALIBUT FINS.
100 half bbls. FULTON MARKET BEEF-o chamberlain.
20 PIG FORK .
20 quarter bbs
For sale by
w. H. HENNING Il Co,
70 aud 81 Camp street.
Porter, .Gtc and CE0ret.
JUST RECEIVED
100 casks Barclay 4 Perkins PoRTEE-
50 McEwans Bdinburg ALE.
30 81. reys
500 cases CLAREr, st. aermain pts. and cts.
For sale by
W. H. HENNING L CO.,
o5 nds7 Camp street,
. Eureka.
THE INFALLIBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Decidedly the best article for restoring Gray Hair 10
original color mot dyeingN secuay curing diseases o.
the scalp preventing the hair from falling off giving Il sof.
ness and gloss that nothing else can produce
For sale in New Orleans by
j. S. hAUNsELL 4 CO,
No q Charities street,
Between Canal and Customhonse
Late LGtUS of louisiana,
THE ACTS or THE LAST REGULAR AHD EXTRA
SESSION OF THE sTATE LEGISLATURE are Inst
published in pamphlet form and can be had Of
BLOOMFIELD q STEEL.
lO6 Ogup street.
THOS. L. WHITE,
LOG Canal street
JAS. A. GRESHAM,
% Camp street
". #, GOLDTHWAITE,
10 Cana sttest ,
- 81 Royal steot
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Fiaandiersa are much puzzled tosaeeountsfortIie
enormous accumulation Of specie in thee,B ank of
France, which to-day holds the unprecglentedI
sum of f27'o00,o09. AFd'tle shipments of goldl
2EFEgyipg tr9H NsZ Yo!k, are stIl flowing into that
vast reservoir. Who can explain this financial
phenoinehon? <f"a E-1ggI8la T89G
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Late adTiaes from Central America ststa t3,,st
the newly discovered gold mines ia Nuega, Prov
ae l nenezaela and Guiana are reported rich
p aspects Of the coffee crop were good,
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Crescent
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
a ESTABLISHMENT, aD.5
No. "a Camp street, New Orleans, La.
'Et-
Business and the public respectfully informed has
The CRESCENT is now in possession Of superior facilities Sor
the neat and expeditions execution Me most reasonable
ssnns of #.IH"E Ha#.al. ~ .gH..+t
..a fl @" ..a. gs
EYERY STYLE AND VA Ea,1nsr "
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ESTABLISHMENT ,

No. ga Camp street, New Orleans, La.
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mysterious Escape of desperate Convict

Mysterious Escape of n Desperate Convict.
About four months ago, Lieut.. Manning, of the
police, arrested man whose conduct led to the
suspicion that he was dangerous character.
Being unable to name any person who would
youch for his good behavior, he was sent to the
workhouse. Soon after, person who had been
discharged from the workhouse revealed to Lieut..
there, had stated to him that some two or three
years before, he had escaped from the Missouri
pententiary, at Jefferson City, and in making his
escape had nearly killed one of the Wardens.
Upon the chief of police becoming acquainted
with the revelation he telegraphed to the Missouri
authorities the facts which had been commu-
nicated, with a description of the man. A few
weeks after, the very warden of the penitentiary
who had been so dangerously wounded, arrived
der the name Of 0'Brien, had been convicted of a
felony IN st. Louis and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for ten years.
The warden ironed him heavily on the legs, in
the Office Of the chief Of police, and in th@ con-
dition took him on board boat for ST. Louis.
This was about two months since. Within few
weeks man was brought before Justice Hyams,
Of West Baton Rouge by some negroes who
found him on neighboring plantation, with irons
on both feet, and he was committed to Jail in the
town of Baton Rouge. The night before he was
brought before Justice Hyams, he had paid me-
gro dollar to saw the chain uniting the irons on
his legs. He gave his name as John Thompson,
but description of him sent to the police here
| leaves no doubt he is the identical man 0'Brien
| who was taken hence by the pententiary warden,
| from whom nothing has been heard here since he
| left. The mystery is how did he escape, shack
led as he was, and where did he conceal himself
up to the time Of his recapture? The chief OF
police has again telegraphed the Missouri author
tiles in relation to him.
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Exports Yesterday.
MISUNDERSTANDING Morgan-550 bbls of
-four 100 bbls whisky IS bbls sugar 500 SKIS corn
100 SKIS salt
BORDEAUX suzana-55, ZOO slaves
CORPUS CHRISTI-Schr l. l. Davis-6O, 900
feet lumber so 600 shingles
- ImpOrts Yesterday.
GALVESTON--Steamshi Rapidan-l bag coin
Jas Connolly &co--8 bbls pecans Francke & Dan.
neel-6 hf-bxs tobacco Rucker Il Frskine-S cases
mdse Gates, Demerritt &co-l2 hhds empty bot.
tie 8 bags rags Blumstne-7 pkgs sundries to
Southern Express-1l2 head cattle Ben Foster. &
/ horse to order
Receipts of Produce Yesterday.
ST L0ulS-Steamer Commonwealth Dbl Of
glue bdls paper to s Aitkins-4Ss SKIS corn to
Champlin Arrington-108 kegs lard Oscar Ber-
cier-l49 bbls apples Blakemore, Woodbridge eco
u bales hemp Butt, Flash & Lyon a kegs screws
Bosuck y Seymour-50 bbla potatoes to Barnes u
Beling-40 bbls pork SO ties hams L K Converse
l26 bbls -four Cass h Dowling-22e do Converse Il
Poincy-l3 bbls apples IS bbs potatoes "a SKIS po-
tatoes NJ Druhan-S7 do Dorman Il Bruno-l0 bxs
eggs 20 tubs butter $50 bbls -four Ethel Il Thomas
las do F DelBondio--260 do Emley &co-1 case of
mdse Gonzales-l20 pkgs stoves Gertti-15
csks bacon Grief & Byrnes-665 SKIS oats Griffin &
Porch-l hid tobacco Given, Watts &co-97 pkgs
stoves II Haller-1 doz buckets bbls whisky d
Harkey 365 bbls -four Grace. Davis &co-64O
do HorreH, Gayle 10000 do H Hall &co-l
bxs mdse j P Higgins &co-4 kegs nuts G Harris
80 pkgs tobacco Mayer Bros-l75 sks oats McFar-
IAN. Stralght &eo-125 do 10 Dds Deans LUG Dds
-four s H Kennedy &co-5s bbls potatoes F Lau.
man--S4 do 81 SKIS potatoes Geo MartiP127o bbls
potatoes II bbls apples F Mahan--9 bbls onions
bbls apples Miller Meyer-7 bbls apples 1872
bxs do ? @ 0'Rley--S9s SKIS corn to Martin, Dol
honde & Cobb-160 coils rope IS hhds tobacco to
0ber, Atwater &co-l4 pigs stoves bx mdse to
I Paderas--l do % pkgs stoves to A SimoR-l49
bbls pork PrudhomIne & Eliiott-l00 hbls pork to
Weissenbaeh & Klumpp-15 reels yarn 5 Sim
monds-20 bxs cheese Stafford & WI bxs mdse
Straight, Holmes &co-l0 pkgs mdse Il Whiting
&co-5 do N Wiggins-l0O bbls whisky to G Y
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ARrTRR FKoaE wnsTnRN TEXAS.
Special Correspondence Of the crescent.l
HTYsao ne N&t;t4 4,

OuERo, De Witt county, Texas, Aug. Is.
Under the impression that news from ali quar-
tiers respecting the condition Of the cotton cror
and the conduct of the freedmen viii be accep
table, write you this; and ia addition to my ac
count of those Important characters king cotton
and king cuttee, presume a few scattering obser
Yations % things IN general will mot be amiss to
relieve the tedium Of dull sammer and the same.
ness Of commercial intelligence.
On the lower Guadalupe, say from The npper
line OF Gonzales county to the coast, about half on
rather more than half the erea planted in cotton in
1860 has been planted ID the same this season. we
and The plant grew eli finely, bnt so also did the
grass and weeds; blowing and hoeng were every
where attempted, but ewing TO the very varying
and industry Of the freedmen on differ.
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Cotton News by the cable,

We have been favored with the subioined inter
esting correspondence through the Atlantic cable,
between New Orleans house and Liverpool
merchant, on the subject Of cotton prospects, and
the effect the worm may have upon them, The re-
maFkable hreyity of She message from New Or
leans is excused by the costliness of communities
ton by the cable. These we are assured are the
and little fishes
J. R., of New Orleans, telegraphs to Liverpool
Have worms very bad 80
IngepIy, Re, Of Liverpool, telegraphs:
Damn your worms. Keep them. We don't
want them. Take vermifuge.''
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Mortuarr wenorta.

The subjoined table presents the deaths from
cholera and other Diseases together with O classi
ieation, with reference to color, reported to the
Board of Health, since the existence of cholera
IN the city became an established fact. This table
does not include the interments from the Marine
Hospital, which, being under military control, are
not reported to the board. From the 9th to the
8th August the board has no returns from The
cemeteries. The first daily report was made to
the board on the 9th August. That, and all the
succeeding daily reports, show the nterments up
TO Q o'clock Of the morning Of the day the report
may be dated: