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imports Yesterday.

HAV2E-Bark Harvest Homes csks wine |
pkgs mdse Grunewald-12 pigs mdse A Ba
quie-5 do G Cavaroc &co--9 do P Poutz-767 do
] B Murison &co-17 do A D Grieh-2 G W Byrne
mdse P Mallard-2 csks wine Able Rousselon-2
do A Sturzenegger &co-6O0 bskts champagne to
Rochereau &co--20 cases wine P Montandon-3
do Lolonge-7 do Lanata--45 do Preaux-ll
pkgs mdse j J Bruzon--l do A schwab-333 do to
B Vanhorn--6S4 burr stones G W Dodd-s pkgs
mdseJ Comeaux-6 do Hamland & Churchman-2
do Theze-l8 do 500 empty demijohns Piaggio
Bros pkgs mdse G Weishaar-1 do to P Du
conge-17 do 900 empty demiiohns--H yaleton--9
pkgs mdse L F Isaah-3 do Ravelet .Rco-l42 do
J Gauche--2 do v Ochmichen-10 do E f Mioton.-
4 do Henderson u Gaines--l A Heno--3 do Muller
& Piaget-27 do Leon Pierre &co-l do 1000 emp.
ty idemijohns L Cuyara .5sg5sg5 st
BORDEAUX-Bark Deodota--ll6 csks wine to
Dechamps-2l4 do 1900 cases wine 20 cks bran
dy Fuentes Chalard-35 do Is cases champagne
Brulatour &co--87 csks wine $50 cases wine to q
Marnoni-650d do lss csks wine 100 cases of oil to
Riyiere &co--320 cases wine NJ Puyro-s48 do %
csks wine o Bercier &co-200 cases do 20 csks do
b blanchard jr4 csks wine Bellocq, Noblom
GOA do Valeton 80 do 100 cases do 26 cases
liquors Fortier s. Bidwell--S19 csks wine rs hicks
do 1876 cases do 80 csks brandy Couture Bros-6O
csks wine 24S cases do P Pujol-3l csks brandy rs
cases DO 1898 cases wine $50 csks do to order
HANANA--Schr Andromeda-l box preserves
p Riyas-l0 cases cigars 8 bbls do J A Fernandez
bbls cigarettes Is cases cigars Mail do to r
Rivas-l do NJ Hamburger-l do NJ French--s
40 Schuter--4 DO III half-bbls cigarettes Greg
nard y schriber-5 cases cigars Jos santini--3O do
preserves to 3 Troisgros- 253 hhds 80 tics and Is
bbs moasses D A Chaffroix
LlVERP0OL---Ship ELIAS casks soda ash to
Hunter, Askew &eo-3 do 1898 tiles J Stewart q
co-214 csks beer Brulatour &co-22 do hardware
K Pegram-20 bbls soda Fatjo, Marks &co-27
crates earthenware 81 frames 80 csks beer So, 500
states 1880 SKIS salt TO order 49,
INTERMEDIATES 7 Fl Armstrong-57 crates
earthenware 4 hhds do Moore &co-loo cases
beer Given, Watts &co-l4 crates of earthenware
$4,000 bricks y, 500 states 1853 SKIS salt to order
APALACHICOLA- Frances-4S bis
cotton Wood, Low Ludwigsen-26 do Mitch
ell &co---38 Bradley, Wilson &eo-1S to NJ NJ Cope
land-35 o Graham &co-43 H W Farley &co-
sundries to order-Total 286 bales cotton
L1VERP0OL-BarkC olumbia-5S22 SKIS salt to
order
BRISToL--swedish ship Alexandria Railroad
iron to order
NEW YoRK-Ship Bavaria-Astd mdse
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gew eraus gaIy Crescent giaay aonlng Spirit a. 1866.

CD do J&O P Cobb &co-ls do Harris-lo
do Col Allen-224 hid stock and sundries to order
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES StNicholas--T6 pkgs of
mdse Forehemer Bros-lot machinery w L Cush-
ing-l reaper to w Burbridge &oo-3l pcs hard
ware W 7 Scott-9s pows Shark, Stautfer &co--57
bxs cheese to Adams &co-l50 bxs starch to
McFaran, Straight &co-2 bxs books E Spencer
% bxs mdse Levi & Navra-2 pkgs mdse Frank &
Stratton-10 bbls water to W II Hennng &co-2O8
bbls pork Childers, Tarleton &co--20 bbls apples
F DelBondio-25 bbls vinegar Tolbelman & Peters
$50 bhls pork l6 ties hams H Kennedy &co--50O
hbls pork Converse Kennett-5O do Is pkgs of
butter and cheese Schneider Il zuberbier-49 do
Jno Moore--l5 pkgs meat Cook-3O hhds ba-
con Keep & Caulheld-43 do ] H Oglesby-lS do
o Bercier &co-5 do Huntington Bros-20 fkns of
butter Grief \ Byrnes-l00 SKIS corn G WILSON,
sac SKIS malt Geo Merz-l50 bxs starch D Grief
rs doz fowls Geo Bidel-60 mules and sundries to
order -.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Grey Eagle--so bales
cotton Payne, Huntington &co-24 FL Lonsdale--
90 ODER, Atwater &co-19 Elliott & McKeever-lS
R Pritchard-15 Hunt & Maeaulay- Is Jonas Il Egg
sleston-I3 Thornhill & Richardson-lO to Carroll
Hoy &co-lo Ar Miltenberger-s VIM 7 Barley
Violet, Black &co-6 Champlin & Arlington
Edwd Nale-5 II W Farley &co--5 w S Wheeler
4 Wolf & Thompson-4 Kicks. Hall & Weatherly--
u Watt &co-3 Bakemore, Woodbridge AGO. to
Cummings. Brown &co-3 Warren d Crawford
S Whited &co-l Geo 'Buckngh am-sundries to or
der-Tota 2As bales cotton
FlCkSBURG-Steamer Magnola--.T9 bales of
cotton r Pritchard-l3 do Hogan Patton-27 do
Buckner, Newman &co--23 do Geo P McLean-I9
F J Herron-ls W II Letchford &co-l3 J Hig-
gins Ssco-12 H & J Allen-1O R L Adan,s-l0
N Jackson-9 W ] Robson-7 w Edwards Geo
Thornhill & Richardson--6 J N Harding-5 do to
A Hobart ir-5 Scott, Cage &co-4 Nugent eco
4 Carroll Hoy &co-3 w Wheeless &co-3 do to
Champlin Il Arlington Ar Miltenberger-22 do
A Green--5l S H Ably &co-l PowelI-sun-
dries to order-Total 36S bales cotton
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Nina Simms-32 bales
cotton Flower-l1 do A Levitt do A Thibaut-
SKIS seed cotton kloppenberg-G9 hhds sugar
and sundries to order-Total AZ bales cotton 50
hhds sugar
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J NJ Sharp bales of
cotton Stewart, Hyde &co-l3 do meats II SKIS OF
cotton seed l Adams &co-240 do Moore 4 Ly-
man-sundries to order
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MOBILE-Steamer Countess-75 bbls flour l00f
SKIS corn 20 SKIS coffee 10 bbs whisky l5 bxs sugar
10 hhds sugar $50 SKIS bran 25i SKIS oats Is bbs OF
pork and snndries
MoBILE--Steamship Lucretia-soO SKIS corn 400
bales hay 1900 SKIS oats % SKIS coffee Is hhds sugar
Is bbls sugar 600 bbls flour 100 bbs lime and sum
dries =
NEW YORk-Steamship Rapidan-3 bales cot
ton 1900 bbls flour and smdries
GALVESTON.-St Harlan-30O bbls -four
20 bbls whisky Is ties hams 400 SKIS corn so SKIS Of
coffee and sundry mdse
HAVANA-Br schr Number Ones, 900 feet
lumber
RUATAN ISLAND-Schr Naiad Queen-2 bbls
beef and sundres
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STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills OF lading
here through of freight hence ST. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hambug, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Havre.
The final of destination may be either fixed on signing
the bills Of lading declared by holder OF the bill
of iadns within twelve hours the Steamers arrival
Liverpool thus aHording the importer the choice OF
markets.
Storage tickets granted here by this bring
passengers from Liverpool Queenstown New Orleans
fer $50 in currency, per adult
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered IRON Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY, and
NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY.
MISSISSIPPI. Campbell Captain
FLORTDA.........ls3T tens ..... 4 Finn, Captain
MISSOURI 1884 tons "A. Hancock CAPTAIN
ARKANSAS. tons II. Barron. Captain.
ALABAMA 1929 tons. VIM L. Mesney, Capt
GAMBIA. 1861 tons j, Graham, Captain
CAROLINA. 64l tons. ....J Hairby, Captain
BOLIVIAN 1913 Il. P P Couche, Capt
Cabin Passage Liverpool sl25 gold equivalent in
currency.
For rates of freight apply to
HUNTER ASKEw 4 CO.. Il Carondalst street.
Consignees goods respectfully desired to present their
Bills of Lading at the Office pay their freight,
livery orders for the same.
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:Dsu Orleans 9ailg qrestent.
rRIpAY MoRNINe. APRIL %, 1866.


A lecture on this subject was delivered on Mon
day evening at Library Hall, Bergen, by Mr.. W.
L. Stone. The lecturers review of the early
newspaper press Of this eouAtry embraced the
period anterior to the revolution. All the papers
were named IN their order with the time at which
ther started respectively the names of the editors
and publishers, with many curious incidents in
personal and newspaper history. The first press
was established in Cambridge, Massachusetts,
eighteen years after the landing of the Pilgrims.
where It was operated for forty years without a
rival IN America. In l64A, censors of the press
were appointed.
IN Isp} the first newspaper appeared; called the
Boston News Letter, Of The size of half-sheet OF
foolscap, edited BIZ John Campbell, who announced
not long afterwards, that he was three nouns
behind ID giving the news from Europe r. In l7l9
the Boston Gazette was issued, Of which James
Franklin was the printer. In 172I Franklin es-
tabl;shed the Nav England Currant, and being
amer mgsoHsd W. smss Fssnsn p r.
lished q paper At Newport. In l73l the Boston
Weekly Rehearsal, afterward called the Boston
Evening Post-Mas started by Thomas Fleet.
Fleet was genius q his way, . ana wrote many
mother-n-law Of this Fleet was the original Mother
Goose authorizes of the world famous II Mother
Gocss' ,Melodies.n Her Nursery Rymes' were
sArst printed BY Fleet.
hind Boston ia newspapers, the first paper having
been established in l125, BY William Bradford
Under the title Of the New York Gazette The
size was about half d sheet of foolscap. Eight
years subsequently the New York Weekly Journal
vas ssarted BY John Philip zengar- the most fear
less if not the most forcible, of the earlier news
paper editors. He was indicted for IibeIiing the
government, was defended By Andrew Hamilton.
and acquitted, receiving as public testimonial
the freedom Of the city IN fnunifcent gold box.
In the course of the lecture Mr.. Stone read an
extract from an edtoriaby zengar written in 1884.
Half dozen other papers were established in
this city previous to the revolution, but we have
not space to follow the record fursher. Mr.. Stone
dwell at some length upon the mistakes Of the
press, illustrating them BY few capital anecdotes.
He also made some pertinent observations upon
the relations Of the press to the public and the.
editor 70 his patTons.-I New J ork Evening Post.
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WILCOX q GipBs' Machine will sew, hem, fell,
oraid' tuck gather, quill. cord and embroiter with
perfect satisfaction Wilcox L Gibbs are repaired
and warranted At No. St. Charles street. Please
call and examine. 'ss
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Disaster.

The brig Haze, from Philadelphia, bound hither
put back on the l1th inst leaking.
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TENSA& RIVER.

BAYOU MACON AM OVER TENSAS p CkET
Leaves SATURDAY, st INST at S P NJ sHeu
Tor ia You NJ ,C0N AND rnwFR ,E>SAS-
The fine light draft pastnge Cot lie, II Pat
tersnn, m"sur nss, cl"r L. YES above for Cut of
Crock etts point Versa g e fed, Pullau ayt Ises
Bayou Delhi, cell iCv.rt Pa fln,d ann nh ,ter
mediate landings ~a,ou Ma"np and Lower Tensns For
freight passage AMY on no I'd ~
F. j. WINBURN Agent, IL Magazine strest
tnuANen l. "fsN'Hf'- Niyertikins Agent.
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OPELOJSAS.
ATTAlx a p AS.

Leaves on SATuRDAN, Ats irsl; At 5rN
HNOk Alta kAfA TIE STEAMtR q. "A,
IL Thompson, Mat Wen,rre master +, has. Dnchsmp,
clerk is The iopt Co vii lie above,
for Smnspor and an IGng the Ate Naaya River
tersonylle, Cenefe, Franklin Jeansrets New iteria,
St Martnsvile Rreaux Bridge and all intermediate land
ings Bayou Teche For freight passage apply board
orto j. L. CARLlh, Agent. 81 ilo eveo street.
VIRGJNIu~ G. DE>THf-t. Advertising Agent.
Leaves on SATURDAY 2ist inst, Mt 8 o'clock N.
Steamer G. A. THopPSON-NAT W TMORB, Master:
CHAS. DU, HAMP ard A. ,MltATI, Jerks.
ESOR Alta KApAs. slMMSPOhT AND LAND
ing Atchsfa PaersonNle, trntrevfile,
Franklin, New Ibern st. rim Vi e and all landings
Bayou Teche for Bulge For re sh or pas
sage apply on board, or TO
J. j. CIR +, Agent, SO Old Levee street
The G. A. Thompson III n mm II IN t,r trade
The G. A. Thompson is receiving Ire gh the foot of
Cont
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r John Gordon wss lately conveyed ID M ,ro,o,..
Hospital to have q surgical operation Derfo,nsTv
hut dreaded II 30 much that be cut bis throat snS
died. y - 10y
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Marille Sntelli9enre.
CRzscsSr OFFICE, No. "a CAMr STREET, =,
FRIDAY, April 20, 1866.


CKEsckNr OFFICE, No. "a CANT STREET, I
Friday, April 20, 1866. :
Ne Cleared Yesterday. 81,
Steamship Rapidan, Alexander, for New York,
Jas Connolly &co
Steamship Harlan, Lewis, for Galveston
&c Harris
Steamship Lucretia, Blakesly, for Mobile. Master
Steamer Countess, Green, for Mobile, W Wakefield
Br schr Number One, Bale, for Havana, Master
Sehr Naiad Queen, Chase, for Ruatan Island
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Cardenas March 2S-ArivAd, barks W An
derson and Dency, and brig John Hastings: April
LIST, bark Ida n Comery, all from New Orleans.
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BIZ ship Dagmar, Phillips, from Liverpool to Chas
kock, with 602O SKIS salt to order
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Receipts by Railroad,

N. O., o. 4 G. W. R. R.-Apri l9-l5 bales
moss @ Gullite-l0 do Wright 81 Hull do to
A Gaac-sundries to order
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Al Quarantine.
BIZ steamship Mexico, Pendexter, from Vera Cruz,
to Fl S Hall eco
Steamship Liberty, Stafford, from Baltimore eth.
via Havana 18th inst to Creevy, Nckerson SEQ
Schr Flying Scud, ---. from -.
Steamship Winchester, Gregory, from Havana, to
Baetjer s. Deyertu
Brig Jas Davis, Clough from Cardenas, to master
Schr United States, Newman. from Havana, to
master-with m0lasses to Fl D'Meza
Schr MATS, Hardenburg, from Havana
sehr Ruby, Phillips, from Matanzas, to master
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New York, April l2-Arrived, steamship Hunts
vile, from New Orleans.
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LAFOURCHE.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFOURCHE PACKET
TWICE WEEK.
Leaves every TUESDAY az p. NJ, and every SATURDAY
:, at 10A NJ
Steamer j. NJ. SHARP--HENtY sTREGK, Master, JOS.
- DALFERtS s, Clerk.
ftOK THIB0DAUKvILLE, PAINTCoURI.
const landinf viii leave regularly rs above
The j. VI Sharp will give partcnla, attention TO coast
freight and passengers and will continue in the trade pena
nentiy For freight or passage apply on board
Of freight j s. RELF, Tchoupitou!Ss street.
vIRGINIUS G. DENTzEL. Advertising aarpt.
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An AbscondinF Cashier.

HE is ALLEGED 70 HAVE STOLEN SEVEN HUNDRED
y THOUSAND FRANCS FROM THE BANK OF FRANCE
HIS ARRIVAL, w ANDEKINGs AND CAPTURE IN THIS
COUNTRY.
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EAMSOATS.
MOBILE.

GULF sTEAMPHIP LINE-vA MISSISSIPPI RIVER
To leave port EVERY ALTERNATE DAY.
FOR MOBILE, SELMA AND MONTGOMERY,
Ala.-Composed of the following screw steamships:
Alliance,
H. ]. AGNEw, Commander
Planet,
G. FL. HALLOWELL Commander.
Exact,
c. P. wAsHBURN Commander.
G. Castro,
GEO. KASTNER Commander.
These insure at the loves. rates. and will take
freight to- all points the Alabama river giving through
bills Of ladng, with privilege of reshppng Mobile They
Will also receive freight Mobile Tor New Orleans
~arded up the Mississippi river to Atlantic ports. No
charge forwarding excent the actnnl cost s
alton.
Every facility and accommodation will be given to ship
pers and consignees
shippers will please procure orders at the Agents office
shipping and will have their bills of lang signed
Wang 'athe place. PERKINS L HERsEY,
S. JONES, Agents,
rs Carondelet street, New Orleans La
---. STEWART L OSBORNE, Agents in Mobile
' NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE.
-''' ''o''AN IlS SEE .T TEETED STATES MAIL
POM 2h instant the arrival of the p NJ
EOR MOBILE-THE NEW IRON s1nv ,ruppr
and low pressure steamer
Frances.
A. L. MYERS, Commander.
VIII leave as above, carrying the U s. Mails
BINS OF ladins signed at the Agents Office until 3PN
N B-Notreight received after 21,px
freight taken Is per cent less than card rates
9. HARRIS, Agent,
Corner Camp and Cornnlon streets
REGULAR ALABAMA RIVER PACKET
in NJ. 4
the New Basin
Eok MOBILE, SELMA MONTGOMERY AND
All way Landings on the Alabama Riyer-The steamer
wary SgnieS, D. W. Stone, master. leaves as above
For freight or passage apply board or to
sINNoTT, ADAMS & WAYNE
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MEMPHIS.

FOR MEMPHIS.
1866. 1866.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET LINE
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at 5 p NJ.
ENOK MEMPHIS, HELENA NAPOLEON,
Mouths of White and Arkansas Rivers, Columbia Grand
Lake. Greenviile, Lake Providence Mikens and the
Bends Vckburg Natchez and all way landugs-The SPLEEN
did, ast-running passenger steamers
hart Able Capt. L. DROUILLARD
One of the above steamers will leave New Orleans
pis every WEDNESDAY, at o'clock throughout the entire
season, GIVING PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO ALL
WAY AND PLANTATION BUSINESS.
These boats connect at Napoleon with the regular
and White River packets Memphis with the Memphis
and Charleston Memphis and Ohio and the Mississippi and
Tennessee Railroads. and with the regular packets tor st.
Louis and Louisville.
Through tickets all points East West North can be
procured on board either Of the above named boats
For freight or passage apply on board, or to I
STEVENSON d DOUGLAS, Front street +
A. BR1TTON, Front street.
'lReIhlUs c. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent.
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YAZOO,
BAYOU SARA,

REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET
STEAMER NINA sIMMEs-W; R, GREATHoUsE, Master
TROXLER and MILLER, Clerks
Leaves every MONDAY at p. NJ, and FRIDAY at 10 A.
h'DK ia You SARA, PORT HUDSON, BATON
\ Rouge Piaquemne, Doraldsonville, and ill inter
mediate landings on the coast taking freight for all andnqs
ing her Friday trip Red River Landing For freight or
passage apply on board, A Va
TITUS Il CIV ARTNEY, Agent o. 10 4 Tchou,;,or,os q,
- VlRGIN1Us O. DENTZEL Advertising Agent
REGULAR U. s. MAIL PACKET-TWICE A WEEP
EOk HA fOU SARA, PORT HUDSON EATON
andlngsEThe steamer Lfourche, v B. Baranc
master, leaves New Orleans regularly every WEDNESDAY
s' lo A. NJ, and SATURDAY at 5 p NJ
Returning leaves Bayou Sara every SUNDAY ats x ane
'hohspss a. , ? NJ coming down the Coast in daylight
V1RGINIUs G. DENTZEL Advertising Agen,
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Iester0hys
Steamship Frances, Hand, from Apalachieola, to
Shin Bavaria smith. % days from New York, to
Swedish ship Alexandria Ahrenberg, from Bristol
| Jan 80, to master--Pont
| Ship Ella, Carter, from Liverpool, rep litn, TO
1naster-3d district 1870
| Ship Monmouth Jones, from Liverpool, Jan 3lst,
to master-Point
Bark Alice Kelly, Kelly, from Liverpool, to H
Prusin bark Elida. Ekman, from Liverpool, 18th
Feb, to Ashbrdge. Ocean &co-Point
Bark H Armstrong, Lodge, from Liverpool Feb
20, G W Hynson &co-lst district Is
Bark Harvest Home, Berry; from Havre March q
to W Hynscn &co-5d district 81
Norwegian bark Deodota, Marcussen, from Dor.
deaux March 5, to Couture Bros--Point
Bark Sofia Soullman, from Shields, Feb 18th, to
Fairchild &co-Point
Brem bark Columbia, Miller, from Liverpool, Feb
II, to master-Peint
Chaffroix-2d district Is
Schr Emma, Sanford, from Galveston, to master
schr Rollins, Hall, from Indianola, to master
Point
TowBoATs.
Switzerland, Davis, FIN the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, sth inst ships Sardis, Sabine and
Old Dominion--Brought up ship Bavaria, bark
Columbia, and schr Rollins.
Leviathan, Palmer from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, 18th inst, schrs l. Bachelor. f
Kidder and Geo Devereau-Brought up ships
Alexandria and Ella.
Gladiator, Shultz, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, 18th inst, bark Modena and sehr E
Schadwic-Brought up banks 7 H Armstrong
and Sofia.
Wabash, Melville, from the Passes-Went down
light-Brought up ship Monmouth and bark
Alice Kelly.
sTEAMBoA ats.
st Nicholas, Moore, from Cincinnati.
Lady Gay, Burke, from st Louis.
J NJ Sharp, Streck. from Thibodaux.
Magnolia. Pratt from yicksburg.
Grey Eagle, White. from Vicksburg.
Nina Sinms, Greathouse, from Bayou Sara.
ReIow-C8minG Up.
Bark Talia, Snow, from Liverpool, Feb 2lst, to
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NEW YORK.

~ II" foIGhs
NEW YORK NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
FOR NEW YORK VIA MAvANA-THE
and splendid sidswhes steamships
MORNING STAR. .eioo tons. Nelson Commander.a
EVENING STAR. .2O6 tons. winpenuy, Commander.
GUIDING STAR. 1896 tons. Berry, Commander.
RISING STAR. $500 TONS. Bell, Commander.
For New York Direct.
Ths and arst-class steamships
MISSISSIPPI .23)o tons Sumner Commanding.
MERR1MACK. 300 tons :. .Yansice, Commanding.
MARIPosA. ..........I2OO tons Quick Commanding
MONTERREY 1900 tons. Furber, Commanding.
The and frst-clsss steamship
Mariposn, 600 tons2
H. s. QUICK, Commander,
VIII leave the Conpany wharf, foot of Jackson Square
SATURDAY, April 2lst, at P NJ, precisely.
The Line composed of the largest and elegant
ships which have this country any Home
line They every respect fitted for serviceAnd
upon which they Their passenger accommodations
exceed by those Of any in the world.
Passage in sidewhcel ships FIRST cabin $50 cabin
$40; Passage in screw ships, frs: cabin, $50.
Freight will be the Comparys warehouse the
landing all during business hours Companys
rates for freight viii always be made low by other
line.
Fer freight passage apply to
J. NJ. CoURTENAY, Agent
33 Carondeet street.
BLACK STAR LINE.
To sail on WEDNESDAY, 25th inst, at s AM
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT - THE FAST
and favorite steamship
Montgomery,
CALVIN RYDER, Commander
Will leave her wharf ST. Joseph street. promptly as
above
First Cabin Passage,
Second Cabin Passage 40
steerage Passage 80
For freight passage having superior Accommodations
GEO. A FosDICK,
80 Camp street corner Natchez.
FOR NEW YORK.
CRoMwELL's N. Y. AND n. o. STEAMSHIP LINE.
To sail on SUNDAY, April I'D at SAM
FOR NEW YORk-THE FAST AND REGULAR
steamship
General Grant,
E. W. HOLMES Commander,
will leave her wharf foot Of Toulouse street. Second District
as above.
First Cabin Passage. ..............,...........S6
Second Ca0n Passage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50
For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MOuLT0N. IL Carondelet street.
APALAC TICOLA
FOR APALACHICOLA DIRECT
To sail on FRIDAY, 10Th inst, at5PM
FOR APALACHICoLA DIRECT-THE Al
fast-sailing steamship
Tappahannock,
JAMES McC BAKER Commander
Is receiving freight at Post l6, First District will
leave above.
For freight or passage apply to
L. NJ. MERRITT,
At Carondelet street.
SAILING VESSELS.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
FOR LIyERPOOI.-THE FAST SAILING BRI.
= tsh Dark Ocean, Richardson master, having of
her cargo engaged, will have quick dispatch balance
TAYLOR 4 GTFFNEy ~ caronde,at strast