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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18

., p,, ava one NJ the most important Of M industries and
this careful and pserna Government has taken tine
saving their markets from being oyerwhemed Win
linens TO the injury Of their working classes ,, =;
schedule Of proposed changes OF duties and
Le Tariff accompanies this report which Is
consideration Of the Secretary OF The treasury onu VI
gress Indicating degree what the peculiar eoho
ton OF the Industry foreign trade revenue and financial posi-
ton Of the country seems TO demand.
The Indications however strong that sce prol'
soon Of Congress be required for the relief Of the CONF
try before revision OF the Tariff be effected Inc
great temptation to send goods to this country ard the g
movement that direction already commenced hss attracted
attention abroad and given full notice Of the THIS
movement should continue II may become not only espedist
necessary interp0se special temporary legislation '"
check commercial which, however benehosl IL
those who devised and carrying them out cannot Dut brig
Working classes and heavy loss upon our
Revenue Respectfully submitted for the Conn ssion
STEPHEN COLWElL~
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THE TnlRTY.FIFTm.sT. MURDER CASE.
Acquistal Of Coulter the Charge OF MGresr
He 10 Remanded 10 Answer a Charge Of
RuraIarv.

At the opening Of the Court yesterday morning
Assistant District Attorney r. C. Hutchings moved en- tho
case William Coulter who indicted for the murder "
Philip Kraemer private vachnsD on the l4h OF febrns,
last in Thirty hst while engaged IN the preparation OF
William 7. Knitting IL, snd William Y; snrson,
appeared counsel for the prisoner or me pton
selected jury very soon after whicA Mt HaehDc oQens
the for the People and called several witnesses Il su
port of the charge.
Alice Brnins testified prisoner hcus to
his house 18th Of February having in his possession
SsS NE private waterman in Tbydnh.st that they Lad
tried TO enee him away but be would not so aud they Killed
porton of The silk and the resi he said he had sold
named Courts who keeps an English ale house IN Thirty rin,a
st. Upon The examination Of this witness by NY
Kinzing il appeared the prisoner lad been living upon
hard with his mohernaw and during her examns-
ton she said size would hang him and she otherwise e1hO
ited much feeling against the prisoner
d. Smith officer the Twentieth Precinct testified ar
rested ne psonst Upon ad csr5 Of court, IN
Thrty-nntbs. upon whose premises found about -"
Cross-eximinedAlce birmingham, At the time she sdo
LIQUOR the silk found Cocrs idendifed az having
been stolen time before from another silk store.
Peter Saboker testified AN conductor on the Ientha
railroad on the morning OF the 18th February, a 20
o'clock. four men got into ny car AZ IhIiynitns' ara
Tenth one block from where the burglary was eemn
th. prisoner being one OF the four men noticed hm par
icusy he had handkerchief BE hand wipng hs iacti
the men got Codrtandts Coulter at the Station
House upon h arrest and believe h 10 be one OF the men
Crossexeminedi never saw coulter before asa' pg.;
be mistaken his identity but be much resembles the
in the thought IL strange to see man with
a bundle az that hour OF the morzng.
Dr. Wooster Beach estiiedThe deceased had nron BIS
head wound which produced concession Of the brain
might have been done with jimmy or bar o: Hon tue
other parts OF the body were healthy.
The counsel about call witnesses for the deiense
when Justice ngaham said he had doubts as 10 whether
would be safe convict and directed tie Jury TO acqu the
prisoner which they promptly ad saeeapon rRs rsons
was surrounded by bis rends who congratulated LIN on
bis sequal OF the charge OF tue ardef Oh 'De "a"'
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In the case of The People at. Henry or" Claus
the Jury yesterday morning. 1913 came In bat stated lst
they had been unable sgss snd It did not seem posss
that they coad agree they stood nearly the same 'op mo
vote as on the The Court charged them 'ha' a.
not ma improper In they disagreed merely 10
- ,,.. ,,,e for those " no were in favor Of ihe es
grade 10 Weld OF their opinions a' ne ysad "a
anon requested that the evidences OF b.r room and
.3sn uhieh was done They then retired y" - n ,,r
S,sp an absence OF sbou On honr fheF '"lai ~ r,at
lie, Of ynilty 81 mans.nghter NTH i"''" 49,
,,. =, Ami tlli IIilns ilsihi"A'
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NOTICE TO

is prepared - receive and pay steamboat
charges ana drayaEe on r-elzEts CONSUMED -
parties 80 the following points on the Es14uhis
and Charleston EaflFoaG. viz
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COMMERCIAL.



There we're no regular market yesterday, onIy
outside" small lots were sold, no lists being In
The market at the prices offered. 1t is stated
hath orders in market are limited at the out
side to &c cents for Middling. Our holders would
listen 20 no Offers on that basis, consequently
but little was done. The New YORK news was
altogether unfavorable, with Cotton nominal
Al 1880 cests." Why Cotton should droop and
decline, when the last European news showed
that the market was recovering there, having
recovered The last decline one-hsIfp penny, and
closed steady, holders feel at a loss 10 ieII. Those
who are bearing the market say that It is be
cause she stock Of Cotton proves 10 be SO much
larger than was at one time expected. Holders
are disposed 70 await another steamers arrival,
expecting the advance, reported by the last ar
rival, viii be followed by higher quotations.
We export quotations as nominal" The fol-
lowing small sales were reported in answer TO
our enquiries: Five bales at Sc. 4 al S8c, g at
&c, 2 al SIG, and Il al CSC, low and repacked
Cottons; 81 at 40c, Low Middllng; Is at 40c, II at
Ac, d at 4I54c, and 45 At 42o, Middirng; q at
321zc, and At 43c. Middling; IS Al 42lic. and AZ
SAC, Strict Middling 80 at 445zc, Good Middling.
The New Orleans RIce CtgTcas, Of January 3lst,
gives the stock there as 1880 bales. il says:
The receipts proper have continued hsavy,
but nevertheless show some falling of compared
Withthe corresponding period last week, being
1880 bales against 1882 bales" The New Or.
leans Times ION change article, said on the
Hth: "We looked for the thousands Of bales
which formerly landed every Frldsy-they
were not there-only a shadow to represent
them such as a third Of q cargo by the vicks-
burg packets, with Bayou Sara and coast pack
cts bringing In two or three hundred barrels OF
Molssses, twOor three hogsheads Of Sugar, and
perhaps a dozeHd ray loads Of Cotton. Red river
andOuichita packets may have done something
better, but we fail to discern it. Two OF three small
boats FROM Shreveport we're bringing In mode
rate cargoes OF cotton" Cornwall & Zeregas last
New York Cotton Report says: There is aeood
amount Of Cotton offering, and an increasing
disposition on the part Of holders to realize the
faith In future high prices growing decidedly
weaker. The receipts at all the ports OF the
United states, nom the first OF Mag to the be-
ginning Of January, have seen l,525,G0O bales,
The crop o fis5 was S,6s9,s96 bales"
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SUNDAY NIGHT DIsPATcnEs.


Fenlan Excitement AZ Toronto.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Finy dollar counterfeit
on the Tenth National Bank were presentee
yesterday "a the Treasury Department.
AToronto FeHian excitement is still spread
ing along the frontier. Ths Mayor OF Hamil.
ton was dissuaded from a~fresting Gen. Sweeney
and President Roberts as they passed through
oyerthe Great Western line, for fear It should
cause the destruction OF the city.
FentaE Meeting at Woods Theafer.
L~0UIsyILLE, Feb. .4.-President Roberts and
Gen. Sweeney addressed s Fenian meeting at
Woods Theater last night. Col 3Iaragan was
appointed Feninn Inspector General Tor Ken
lucky.
The United States mail boat United states is
temporarily Withdrawn from Cincinnati for the
substitution OF seven single aued boilers. the
owners deeming the letter unsafe.
The weather Is unusually cold, the thermom-
eter standing at seventeen degrees beldA zero.
on the twenty-hnh OF January. the military
force ofthe Department OF Texas consisted Of
nineteen regiments OF infantry. five Of cavalry
one company OF -pontoOnier, and three bat
teTies Of artillery; and Of the Department Of
Louisinna-ten regiments d iufantry, three cav
airy, one artillery Of the Department OF Cleve-
land and Cincinnati yeregiments ofinItntryt
six batteries OF the hfh regular army.
a Military Commission has been organized
at Mobile to In4uirelnto the late guerrilla raid
on the steamer Belfast.
The True Deta's Brazos letter OF January
~thirty-nrst says to-day Gems. WeitzeI. smith
and Clarke VIII be mustered ont. Five regi-
ments VIII bemustered out IN twoo or three dsvs.
Peace prevails along the RE Grande.
The RascheT0says one Col Adolfo Gsrzea was
arrested on the Texas side for stealing twenty
thousand dollars worth OF goods in Bagdad.
He was held TO bail iu the sum ofaye thousand
dollars.
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The weather was fair but cold, dust is now
flying too literally In cur streets, and the roads
are good for travel, bringing In many country
visitors, who Keep our merchants actively en-
ployed. Corn was something higher, and we
heard Of no other changes
TOBACCO-Good qualities in fair demand
prices firm. The New Orleans Price Current
says " ths Indications are that the crop win fan
below the estimates, and VIII be generally poor
In quality. Influenced by this state OF things,
and to some extent, also, by the course Gov
eminent may take respecting an excise, hold
es Of the small stocks now In our market are
very sxseting In thsir views, and hsRes thsgs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-06

ES~Nr. R.V. Montague, late COllectorOf
Customs for Mobile, has been removed,
and j. M. Tomeny appointed as Acting
Collector.
The EUe1iHg Neigs gives the following
statement Of the causes which Occasioned
this change:
Mr.. M~ontague'S removal was on ac-
count Of his connection with certain
transactions for which Mr.. T. c. A. DeX-
ter, late special agent Of the department,
is now on trial before a military commits
sion in this city.
We understand that, upon Mr.. DeXter's
trial, Mr.. Montague testified that he re-
ceived from Mr.. John II. Garner the sum
Of twenty-five thousand dollars, and paid
it to DR.. Gibbons, Assistant and Chief
Deputy of Mr.. Dexter, TO procure the APP
pOintment by Dexter Of T. J. Carver as
assistant agent and contractor TO collect
captured cotton for the Government.
Mr.. Carver having been appointed by
Dexter, was charged with appropriating
to his own use large quantities Of Gov
eminent cotton. On this chargebe was
tried by a military commission and fined
ninety thousand dollars. Mr.. Montague
is said to have furnished thirty-Uwo
thousand dollars towards the payment
of this fine.
Mr.. Gibbons, twill be remembered,
committed suicide about the time of Mr..
DeXLer's arrest.
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= The pubIlc.-Mr n i. Comsiock, for-
merry a, ii jefferson street, in the Oyster 0oai-
( mess. has removed TO pa IAlra street, where DC
viii be happy to see his old friends and cAstSn
ers Fresh oyzteTs constantly on hand
fsb -
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Cotton FacfOrs.-Messr[ White, Kerr d
Ro9tas ~ Nialu street, Gayoso Block are Cot
ton FacJafs and General Commission and Fer
wsrdiHg Merchants They solctc CONSIGNMENT
8f Cotton Provisions and Produce, ana sll az
orders with p-rJmptnezs. Their card r. IN an
other column.
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e. FT Mes O-le1ns. FFstssu-g. J1-Es7n and
Ereln1I LhT1s times week. va Memphis q
Charleston and Mississippi Central Railroad.
80 EIta1Lle. L1aarulle AID Ctnc1Hft1a, 0aliJ
E5 b. IA. rau nashville q Decater Railroad.
80 AeU York, RsctEl07td. B0ttfl9res Boston,
Eta1aeiph4a, y ashiHg10n, Iud al EGstnn cities,
daily, at 2l5 pm sra Memphis 3 charleston
and Eas- tennessee d Virginia RAILROADS.
" G@ro- s. Teas uad Chteaoo, daAyf az
Ga pm ga Memphis SUD Charleston anu
Mobile and ohio Railroads
~ FeIE5urg, river and way landings taTee
times 6 week
~ Montgomery dH1 Agtte, auG Aou--G yAo
Railroad. daily. a. Dis pm
E Nzstugpi & Ie1usssse HU+To1nr LE
times ger week. 70 pm
Hs- EsatDbl q Ohio R11r01d, daily, stZ@ pm
EzT LtaIe Rock ard White EsUT, three times a
week. at 3 nm
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Deafness, noise iu the head, and an diseases
OF the ear are treated by Dr. Gardner, Ocuiist
and AarisL Omcs az the GayosO House, parlor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-06

Theater-Niss Helen Western delighted a
larzsaud fashionable audience last night as the
French spy. She repeats this admirable scenic
piece tonight. IL is her best part, and she has
no supeUoI IA So.
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B3@ The Berlin correspondent of the
London Times states that eighty thous-
and Germans emigrated to America last
year, Uid Hamburger and Bremen. Con-
trary to what was formerly the case,
when very poor people would lay by a
few thalers to carry them over, a con-
siderable portion of the emigrants consist
Of small farmers, with athousand or two
of thalers.
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RIVER MATTERS.

Tor the best Photographs, 90 % Balch8.
fei-3t
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R0BaEEV-O sunday afternoon, a rum be-
longing toa Mr. Ed Goulsta.n, containing Sc
ears tobacco, etc, valued AZ some fogr hun
drsd dollars, was stolen from his room At the
Hotel dEurope, and yesterday morning the
trunk was found, rifed offs contents nearths
bayou below Jefferson street by some boys and
carried % the station house. Suspicion being
fastened upon a man, Whose name for the pres
Ell we Withhold q warrant was sworn out be-
fore Esquire Heinrich, and the man arrested
and lodged Pa the stauon house &c await an eN-
aulInatIon LhIs mnrnLna.
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4 GrsER1rs OFFER The following CORES
poudance explains ITSELF and needs no com
mzut from US:
OFFICE or rHE 5oCrHERN CRcCs'
Feb 3 1853. !
Hsrss-sE ladies. With assurances OF the d1s
LnZllshei consideration with which we regArl
the Efforts watch sour society Is making i0
the cause or humanity, allow Is % tender yCt
the UJss receipts 0fOur establishment on mex
Fridays areruocn performance. II said cas
Suggested meet your appreciation, we Wou-o
respectfully suggest me appointment o4 a com
ULrta1 On your part. I'd confer WIN our pushes
manager. Cart TilmarsE. so as 10 secure rht
most valuable benefit 20 your Society by a sys
tEIalc arrangement Tor me proper nnounoe
meat gfthe eut-rUaI nmeur
Our hearts IS mpathies ara with y0u, hOuDreo
ladies. In vour noble and Char1table labor o.
love for rle poor and needy. The sacrifices OF
Flo-znc Nightingale meet With a response ~
kindred hearts on this SIDE OF the Atlantic aud
her sisters OF mercy woman. tgod bless herl
suffer for the arict@L AS We have N-gliln-
crl-- among Us. why not Eowardsf Hoping
our efforts may tend 20 rom1t the interests %.
the Institution 70 whose wriare your aDors are
Most rrulv. your aBedienl servants.
STONE, ROSsT0N q MURRAY.
PE. Aug communication we viii De happy
70 receive through our business manager Capt
TdmarA, Ne. - orsuam House.
To Ms NJ C. Galloway. President: Mrs. oliver
GrgenLaw and Others, ofSOutnern Soldiers Re
olE1ru1s, Feb. 5th. 1856.
-leHeIas stone. Eaenafa anu aAALAae AAaNAANLAAa
Great Southern Circus.
Gegtefeu The noble contribution you pro-
pose 90 tine -oiIler Relief Society. OF lne pro-
ceels ~ your afternoons entertainment on
next FlIav. is illustrative OF that maguanl-
maUs generosity which ever distinguishes tue
enarE-abIe sud good. We are Instructed 70 ac-
ceuI the contribution. and % express more than
we can but TOO leeDiy say IN a response ike
this 20 The appropriate letter IN which
you have been pleased 20 convey
pose. me thanks Of al connected
WIN ibis noble charity are returned % YOU,
roe u-avers Of iIs benencia-ias VIII ascend
ia behalf OF You Wlc have so generously con-
r-rureI to their relief in this their hour Of ne
ues---v. Nay a grateful public exhibit a lgst
representation UEVIurm uulhceu- mLeluOn by "a
Lar-e ar-=uGlure Eu The occasion referred 20, and
thus unite with Won. lHathe great good you
ur8ulse rH
Weare instructed % convey 90 sou The kind
est regards u1 llu ladies' connected with the as
5acLa Ion. and have pleasure IN subscribing our
selves. Your well wiShersF
Ils OLIVER GREENLAW,
Mrs. Il. g. GALWAY,
aud others
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Cincinnati and Louisville Commission
Hauaz-We refer with pleasure % tho card OF
Me,rE Thomas & Co, Commission ~ For
zsrlins Merchants, 90 Vine street. Cincinnati,
and no. d Hamilton Building nersizthand
plsin streets Louisville. Tho ffm consists Of
Can't. T. A. Thomas. GAINESVILLE, Tenn Z. R. W.
Thomas Louisville, and r. D. NcCaulsy, A.
lauts, Ca. Their references comprise some Of
.se heat s-slaess names in the country.
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New Orleans Grocery Markell. C.
NoAIis,er, su old and well known citizen Of
Memphis, has associated with himself T. Nc
Nair and u. GarleS, under the nrm Of Meal
lister, IeNalr Is 5arlss, ia the wholesale gro
Gerry business ia New Orleans, "A Common
scrceL We commend this excellent house TO
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rorvD- DFASr-On sunday morning q
gentleman residing in south Memphis found
upon his doorstep an infant fsmslechld, nicely
slowed away IN q basket, addressed 70 him., IKE
Mr. Bafkis' strong box, SO be left with Mr.
tu called rdr." no clue as yet has been found
to the parents, and The child stu remain 20
be cared for by him, not having been called
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.-=rrr~- OR C1c=EkvATIvEs-Tbera w4 De
"a -zatfrr OF the Conservative party et Col
Csme-aas rIre. this evening 81 seven o'clock,
Tor The pz-poss of havtng 3 County Convention
called. 10 appoint daIegstsl 90 the Convention
on me r-zeurvsecoud, a. Naslvlls.
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C MATTERS.

TsANEs-We are Indebted 20 the Officers o.
The Pioneer and southern Express Companies,
or rrsr orlate papers from all points
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SOLDIERS RELTEFfsocTETT-A meeting ofthe
member ofthis Society is called ~ the fres-
dent, az the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
At three O'Clock this afternoon, when mportant
business viii be brought before the meeting.
CHANcrEr CoUEr-This Court was engaged
throughout the day, yesterday, in hearing the
argument 10 the case ofstilmnn PSI sullman
Messrz J. NJ Hiuand5.M Robertson addressed
the Court, in behalf Of the defendant. To-day
tho hearing Of the case viii be resumed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-06

New YORK EuaerpFise.-Ns refer 20 The
card OF FlizhuEh, Wilmer & Co, Nos. 50 and a.
Broadway, Sew York They are commission
merchants fo- the sale OF cotton and tobacco,
and would be- glad TO act as agents for the pur-
chase and sale Of merchandise, real estate, and
for procuring white labor for southern piauta-
u0ns. The drm Is composed OF l. i. Etzhugh,
Iato Of Kentucky W. l. wilmer. late Of phil
sde,phlai Ta0s- c.. Gale, late u EorfoIk, and
Graham L. Huehea. late or ST. Louis
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For Sale or Exchange for a stocl, OF Gro
ceries at wholesale price, a good Dwelling
House, containing eight rooms, convenient 20
The business part Of the city az Ae household
furniture, stabling for eight horses, twenty
aight bearing Fruit trees, eistern and good fence
around the lot.
Lease having i've yearsto run al "a low rate,
with right TO move all Improvements, and
privilege Of renewal or purchase al end ofleaso.
A great Bargain may he had II application he
made soon TO II. G.. DENT &CO.
feb Az Cor. Baal and fernando sts.
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-COMPREssED cotton.
q % ~snIPPERs.

" IT. THINKS. who hss been fors1me time
connected with the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway, and Onffou Express az Ciu-
clunaGs has been appointed 10 aet a. Agent loE
TIE company ~ thts pollts and ID r1U pre-
pared to contracc for Freigut % al points East
giving 20 shippers an ths I~aclitiea aud asvsu-
GResthls Great Through Route arofrs.
All freight over this line tar Eeg York gaas
through without change Of car. thereby =isiug
the delay Of transfer attending other lines and
landing TIE nelghtlu New York In 1nuch BEES
ter condition.
Onice-No. IL Madison street. r4f-
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SO to star Gallery, 249 Main street, fol
Pictures In Natural CoIors. feast
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MEMPHIS AND CLNCINNAu PACKET co
For Cairo, Evansville, LOuisyiIAe- and
Cincinnati.
DARLING ...-..... ...,,,... ..,....,. Bachelor, master
This fine and fast steamer viii de- H.
part as above on -
TUESDAY, 9th inst, at Ar. NJ.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
No. "a Jefferson Street.
ENOCH TAYLOR, agent,
feb4-2t 20 Front street.
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COTTON z
SOUTHWESTERN
Livery, Boarding 6 Sale Stable,
No. 35 I-2 Union street.

I PROPOSE 70 keep on hand the lest Livery
i Turn-Onls Of any livery stable IN the city
4 AeeD also on hand for sale vel broke Family,
Harness and Saddle horses Those IN want Of
good stock wiz ind &c 10 their interest to give
me a call, as ali stock sold by me shall be a.
represented OF 10 sale.
ialssms 81. e COSTELLO Proprietor.
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weather and Business.
Since our last report the weather has under
gone a considerable change. On Sunday morn
ing there was a slight tall Of snow, which wa
soon lost, however, Ia the dust upon the Levee
During the day yesterday the weather wa
cool and hay, enough SO 10 make wrapping
desirable.
Business on the Leves was confined almost
extensively 70 the steamers dischargtng theil
cargoesi and all boats going out left with
Light trips, The numerous accidents uud0ubt-
eIIy having momentarily affected travel by
water, and we could only learn OF thirty bales
OF cotton that ert the port lorpoints above.
The river is falling rapidly, having recseded
ten inches during the day yesterday.
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Painters' AssOoiatfOB.-There VIII be e
regular meeting Of this association TO-5iOR-
ROW rWe5Hesaav EVENING, at = O'Clock. al
Turnera Hau. she.1v street
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D~oiumbian elm.

Columbian Elm.
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Steamer Emerald, from New Orleans.
David White. nom st. Louis.
TaLlEmau. from St Louis.
Die Vernon, from NiCksUurE.
Olive Branch, from 81. Louis.
Mississippi, from New Orleans.
Anna. nom Cincinnati.
Lady Gay, Lrum Cincinnati.
Nat Tracey, from 81. Louis.
Clara Dolsen, from New Orleans.
Commercial, from White river.
MOlie Able. from st. Louis.
Marble City. from So. Louis.
~Diamuud, from Cincinnati.
Bart Able, from New Orleans.
Westm0rellnd from Cincinnati.
Virginia. from Louisville.
GOldnuch, from ST Louis.
Departures,
steamer Emerald, for Cincinnati.
David White. for New Orleans.
Tslisman, for New Orleans.
Olive Branch, TDr New Orleans.
Anna FOR New Orleans.
Nat Tracey, for New Orleans
Lady Gay, for New Orleans.
Noble Able, for New Orleans.
Mississippi. for Cincinnati.
Clara Dolscn, for II. Louis.
Marble CITY, for 81. Louis.
Diamond. f0r Nicks5Grg.
Westmoreland. for Cincinnati.
virginia, for New Crieans.
Nevada, Tor Hatchle river.
Boats IN Port.
raLisman. Messenger, Guidon,
Die Vernon, Bart Able, n. HambletOn,
Commercial, Lady.