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FROM HAVANA,

EOrfnaIIGn o. an Anti.SiaVeFy Society Dis
apprOved-Havana Free from Cholera
Gillian PEivafeers Reported i'm the Gulf
Later from WeXicO-The French Tired
Out.
New YORK, JAN 3l.-The steamer Moro Castle has
arrived from Havana, with adyices to the 9th.
Royal decree has been received disappearing the
formation Of society tending to a suppression of
the slaIe trade reprim anding the Captain General
for countenancng it, and ordering its suppression.
There is no cholera at Havana, but considerable
small -poX at Regla, small town opposite the city,
Reports say that the Gulf is full of Chian priva-
teerS. as schooner and steamer flying suspicious
flag had been seen. The stcameris reported to have
left New Orleans, and to be cruising in the Gulf
War risks are being effected at Havana by ship own
ers, but an insurance company had refused to take
them.
The steamer Vera Cruz had arrived at Havana,
from Vera Cruz the 3D. and would sail on the 28th
for New York.
There is but little news from Mexico. Private ad-
vices say the French tired out and freely discuss
the abandonment of the Empire. There is an in
tense feeling against the Americans, and they say
they want with the United States and to be sent
to Texas to wipe out" the Bagdad affair which they
the FRENCH say was the work of American troops
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Gold Pens.

I'm the selection Of ife another important matter
is, that she should write well. A lady who ncglects
to cultivate this accomplishment is. not unlikely de-
6cient in other essential qualities. '-CHEsrERFIELp
Gifts for the Girls; gifts for the Boys;
A useful gift, not useless toys
Something to have, something to hold;
Suitable, too. for young and old
A Good Gold PenI
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Explosion of a I0cOlnotiye

BosToN Jan. 30.-An engine on the Lowell Rail-
road exploded yesterday afternoon, while standing
on siding at Winchester Mr.. Peng-ei, the engi-
neer, was badly scaded, ana the hagman was, it is
fearad fatally Injured
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Another FrishtfuI Steamboat Accident.

MEMPHIS. Jan. 30.-It was reported here that the
steamer Miami blew up. and was burned on Monday
last six miles above the mouth of the Arkansas river
and that one hundred and thirty lives were lost,
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New York auction sale of Coal.

New YORK, Jan. Sl.-Twenty thousand tons of
Scranton coal were sold at auction to-day, at the
following rates compared with the last sales: Stove
25 cts higher egg, 62 cts higher; lump cts higher
sAesnu 40 cts lower; grate 40 cts lower steamboat
cts lower Stove coal brought $9.50@965: Egg,
IS 50dS Is
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Eseane of n Couvicf
Conviction of a Murderer.

SING SING, Jan. 30.-The notorious Jack Sheppard
Jr., again escaped from the prison in this place to
day. The officers are in pursuit of him,
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Expiosion-Three Persons Injured.

NEWARK, n. j.. January 3O.-The petroleum re-
fnery of James Charters was burned to-day. owing
to the explosion Of two stills. Three workmen were
seriously injured. Loss twenty thousand dollars.
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Gold Pens.

Gold PENS.
In sclid Gold Holders.
In solid Silver Holdersl
Suitable for Ladies
Suitable for Gentlemen
Twill please the ladies and the men.
Each line they write they'll bless the pen:
The giver bless, and praise the taste
That gave for use and not for ,caste--
A Good Gold Penl
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Gold Pens.

In Gold mounted Rubber Holdersll
In desk Holders of every varietyl
Put up In cases OF rich velvet for presents.
AT Wholesale and RETAIL,
E.F. BLAKENEY d. Co.,
GOLD Pen MANUFACTURERS,
del5-tf 125 Baltimore Street, first floor, up stair
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ErRn, f'nIiEnrnin

New YORK, Jau. Sl.-Unitcd States Commissioner
Osborn has rendered a decision holding Martin, the
alleged rebel hotel burner. for trial
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Posi- Office Anaira

SAN Francisco, Jan. 3l.-The steamer Sacramento
sailed for Panama to-day taking S749681 in treasure
of which $709,047 goes to New York
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HARTFORD, Jan'y 3l.-Starkweather has been con-
victed of murder in the first degree He will be sem
fenced next month,
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Explosion of the Steamer Missouri;

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 9O.-Ihe steamer Missouri
exploded her boiler at 10 minutes before O'Clock,
this morning. opposite Robertson's Saw Mill, near
the mouth of Green river. The explosion was dis
tincty heard all over this city and at Newburg The
steamer Dictator was near the Missouri at the time
of the explosion, and alongside and took off the
survivors.
The Dictator touched ut Newburg, and took on
board Drs ". and B. Slaughter but left no list of
the lost or saved, and but few particulars. Tie
wreck is in possession of the Evansville and Cairo
Packet Company.
learn that there were but five or six ladies on
board, but that there were many gentlemen
The safe and some Of the books were brought to
this city this morning. but the cabin register has not
been found. The port list shows the officers and crew
numbered about one hundred men
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XXxIXTH CONGRESS,
Extension of Suffrage to Women.

VOTE OF THANKS TO ADMIRAL FARRAeUT.
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AMUSEM ENTS,

HOLIDAY ST. THEATRE.-The great Irish drama
Of the Connie SOOgah will be presented for the last
time this evening, with Mr.. and Mrs Barney VIII
liams in their original characters of the Connie
Soogah and Nellie Nolan. Tha performance vii,
conclude with Connecticut Courtship." Mrs. VII
lams personatng Our Jemima' Tomorrow
evening Mrs. Williams has a benefit, which occa-
sion three excellent pieces viii oe presented.
MARYLAND INsuTCTE.-The grand national allie
CORY and tableaux illustrative of the great rebellion
viii be presented tonight at the Maryland Institute
by Mr.. J. NJ Hager. assisted by upwards of 250
Young sdies and gentlemen. The States of the
Union will be represented by thiry-six young ladies'
and among the tableaux will be presented the God
dess of Liberty. Truth Justice, War; etc. The enter
tliument promises to be fine one and from the lib
eral arrangements made by Mr. Hager VIC have
every reason to believe it will be successful
FROM STREET THEATRE The equestrian perform
ances and in fact the entire entertainment presented
at Front Street by Gardner. femmings Il Co.'S Cir
the best that we have had in this city,
fact doubly attested by the crowds which nightly
ill the house. A change Of programme is offered
every nig ht.
CHARITY CoNcERTs.-By request of many citizens
Mr. Davies has consented to give two grand Charity
Concerts in this city. the first of which will take
place at the Concordia on the 10th inst.
BALTIMORE GYSNAsIUM--The seventh annual err
hibition of the Baltimore Gymnasium takes plscs
this evening at Carroll Hall. and from the programme
offered the entertainmenC promises to be very fpe
one.
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REVENUE srANPs77Looh O,a-The Commissioner of
under his supervision that great frauds are nran
tticed in the matter of using revenue stamps more
than once, and he has issued a circular of instruc
tons calling their attention to the matter, and Ji
recting legal proceedings to be instituted against ali
persons who do not comply with the law He saws
there are but two legal methods of cancelling
-one being by writing printing initials and date
IN INK on every stamp, to correspond with the
instrument which it is written, and the other is
ages or other proprietary articles when the STAMPS
must be so affixed to be effectually destroyed when
the article is opened for use simple cross in ink
VIII not do. writing with pencil will not do punch
ing hole through the stamp will not do, nor any
M other device than the legal ones above described
Inc Commissioner says he will enforce the penalties
of the law on all persons who do not comply with tbe
foregoing requirements.
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PASSED
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The Registers Of Vessels During the War.
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An order was issued in Richmond last
spring shortly after the occupation of the city by the
Federal troops, tha no person should wear military
buttons. The order has not been very rgidly en-
forced Of late, until Monday last. when the military
guard in that city arrested quite number of persons
found wearing them, and took them to Libby Prison
where the buttons were cut of and the parties dis,
missed
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LATER.
The Missouri was one of the largest passenger
steamers on the river. She was valued at $780, OO0
The steamer had about tco hundred and fifty passen-
GERS, among whom were ninety one men of Company
B. 18th .. s. Cavalry.
The disaster occurred above tho mouth of the
Arkansas river. Monday just after supper, while
the passengers assembled in conversation around
the stoves. The explosion was of such force as to
rend the cabin floor a'under and let every person in
the front part of the cabin down into the mass of fire
and steam from the boiler A great number lost their
lives by jumping overheard. The loss of life is now
supposed be nearly one hundred and fifty! Thirty of
the soldiers were lost.
CINCINNATI, January 3l.-The New Albany Ledger
says The Dictator arrived from the wreck of the
Missouri this morning bringing the survivors, num-
bernS thirty. The total number of lost was sixty,
among them the captains wife. The captain and
pilot we're badly injured
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YEAS 100. NAYS 4s. ABsENTEEs Is.

The New Basis of Representation,
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The Louisiana Congressional delegation has
lett Washington for home. owing to the absence of
any prospects Of admission to their seats,
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wan ed
EVERY YOUNG MAN

wanted
EVERY YOUNG MAN
TO KNOW THAT
Bryant, StrastOE & Sadler's
business College
Is the only Commercial School in this city State
where
ACTUAL BUSINESS PRACTICE
Daily occurs between the Students of the College.
The public are cordially invited to call and exam
inc facilities College Journal free to any ad-
dress.
W. E- Sa:Iier,
ial6-3m1s .tuth&S PRINCIPAL.
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THE STEAMER MISSOURI DISASTER.
Further Partieulars-fne Hundred Lives
net

CINCINNATI, Jaa'y 3l.-The steamer Missouri had
one hundred and twenty persons on board, twenty
five Of whom were passengers The latest informa-
tion from Evansville places the loss of life at about
one hundred.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-17

L
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Z ID. Moore, ,
COR. MAIN AND FOCUS STREETS,
t9 TnIBopAUx, la. f..
HAS JUST RECEiVED-an,l now opening
the finest and best selected Spring and Suaaer
goods ever brought TO this market. which h.
offers for sale at the lowest market price. HAVING,
purchased the game at the time when 4 nanisa
appeared in the. manufacturing district. The
following are souie of the numerous articles
Poplins, new style, r.
Grenadine, of rare patterns,
Colored Lawn, Of every description.
Toile Danoise. all ct,lers,
Ginghains, Incompatible for
Beauty and quality, 3
Il Swiss Muslin, Of every quail
Embreideries, such as
Bands, Edgings,, Insert
4s ings and Yalancicnne.
5sa Laces,
Collars and Cuffs
- Of various kinds
onse'ihSs' flstf. and style.
from hree-fourths to ten fourths, wide.
Calicoes, OF rare patterns. from zoe
to 3OGrper yard. and all other
Goods to suit the time.
SIS. ALSO, 5.nass
10 s Alargge assortment o Ladies.
and Gentlemen's Boots,
Shoes, Hats, &c.,H "a
5 With an assortment
. rsof all kinds Of,
Spring and
. Ht atai Summer stuff
&C.,, TOR men ware
SUCH AS: White and
a5g5 e Brown Drill, "a
Tweed, -sp.tl.9
9 Casemire,
Jeans tRa
C~ottonade, &c..
W~ithesuitablet se a
Trimmings for. aisH
Ladies s@f asai
and i tsfa au 4iell
Gentlemen. . .ssaa .s#ls $50
Now, 44 .a.s@s
Come One! Come AlI!!
And examine for yourself, and if van a.
lot purchase you are welcome Just the
Remember 80
j. ID. MOORE.
Corner Main and Focus SITS.
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SIfcEssfoN.DE JOSEPH VAs RERuRz
ETAT DE IA IeufsIANAMgavF
troisieme District parafsse I~.afonrdki

Conforinementsa an ordre 1 moaadfess1s
la Conr ci-dessus three. dams Ia storese;suaas H
dassus nommea, ie renarai. 4 lencaa public.
dcrniere residence da deeede, slime dansh
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riron iringtdeux. miles an-dessous al il. i)e
Thibodaux. dams lie voisinage de Ia vile
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ETAT DE- La LoUIsIANE-pARoIs
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MONITON.
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decret OF lie Judgement de Ia Conry ca Fesf
quel la vente anrait ete faite. . gu de toufa
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on le temps ct lie mode de la yeate,
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SUCCESSION DEUGENE L1GIIN1
aaas 8in aC0MMUNAUTE:s
ETAT DE LA IOUISTANE-C
3sae District Jud;ciaire, Psarcissc L

En- vertu dsus lorJre de rente, ernaina6k
Cour cidessus nientionnSe, dands ID asuos
ct communicate ci-dessuss nhmmee. To6ff31
lencan public, lie JEUDI 22me Jour dc MAJ
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p~aroisse, rive droite'dn bayou LafourciIt. Z
virpn 20 miles Gu bas dc ia,riliede ThibodlI
les propriStes snObilieres appartenaat Il L. Z
successionstt communicate, SAVIOR y \
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machine Z egrelieT te mats, deux chaudl
un lot doutils de ~ciarpantier, IN cheyal. g.
CONDITIONS: Payable toutes fs6mmes
dessoEs de dix piastres. comptant; Ell Y
sonames. &c Ct eycedant dix pisstres. payab}eI
an apree bate. Les acquerears fbufrnisssanf
billots avec bonnie ct valable securite, avtd
= 8 pour cent Ian. ~ppyablcs, i fordre al r
Rosalie Forest, tutrice.
10 m N. BOURG.Sherifs5l
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