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The py pasr exercised his rights and chal-
ieuged Eooeh bis counsel, thirteen 'uross'
Mr.. McKSnxis BSfoss by learned friend,
Mr.. NcNab, opeos the case would move
She court d. 3 An bpoas - gkoy 70 -
lection AhIk eoSvss Of indieSh 6bs tDey pro-
pose to try the prisoners-whether they elect
him 70 be tried q IN American citizen or
Brisishisubjecs. think this the proper time
70 10 -. Ispbmit the prisoner has no night
= tASttied % tsosA1Aptt offences in the
ant fedickueaA, u ~
M, Harrison-My Lord, submit this is
,sseppper.i.sss bring toward sas sob-
After /. lenstby arsoasss bssSssH the
counsel, His Lordship rejected Mckenzie
II. McN.b bopeasd Che cass for the Grows
in short address. y
After examination of witnesses, Hon. Mr..
Cameron said-It being half-past clock, it
would be better, perhaps, TO reserve the pro-
ceedings for the defence till Tomorrow, and
the jury could be locked sp for the night.
A jurymAn asked whether thsvs Was any
need Of hearing theevidence for the defence
in case they were agreed that no cass was
made ont.
Inc Judge eatu tnete Wousu nos. =
Jurymsa-We are unanimouslys q the
HisIsrdship-TIstdsspnee His 6fie -
TIE Clerk recorded And dec3afed ths vsr>
dict-not guilty.
. His I.udsAip, addFsesins the prisoner, said:
VIM. Duean, the jury have found you not
guilty. and think uroperly 30; you have re-
ceived character id three brief words, which
state your are an honest, hard drinking. asd
hard-working man. Contract that character.
If you csn, and be ID the futare IN honest,
Woodworking man, and all viii be right
Now. you are 1t liberty.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Nrw YoRK, Nov. IL.

NEN IOkk- NOV L. Z
A subscription for the relief Of the suffer
ers by the recent iuundations in France has
been opened by Baron Balleau. the French
Consul General, at his Office in this city.
Emily Campbell, al English woman. re-
emigrant ship, threw herself into the North
river on Saturday, with her newly born babe
in her arms, in the hope Of committing sui
eide. She was rescued. Poverty was the
cause
William Simpson, Druggist doing busi-
ness at 2T2 eighth avenue, committed suicide
yesterday by taking lsudanum. Intempe
rance was the cause.
The body Of Francis McAlsen was found
in tha North river yesterday. II is thought
he was murdered.
The Tribune says the official returns Of the
State in Iowa viii show the Republican ma
joriiy in that State 10 be nearly 40,000.
The Times intimates that the sole object OF
Gen. Sherman mission to Mexico u TO aid
Castlemsn, sent out BY the Emperor Of
France to superiutend the evacuation, by
acting as the representative OF this Govern-
ment, possessed Of authority to discuss ques-
tons at issue and to speak for Am srican in
terests.
s. p Spear, acting Secretary Of War for
the Feuians, has issued circular urging the
necessity of having thorough military or.
eaoization throughoat the United States and
Territories, and detailing Instructions for the
formation of Infantry, Cavalry and Artillery
corps. Stephens IL stiil IN this city.
The World Toronto special says the vice
Consul General for the United States at Mon
treAl, Mr. Drummonds. has made IN applica>
ton to the United States Government for the
necessary means of defence Of such citizens
as will be tried there and are without means
of their o~u. A very large proportion Of
them are mere boys.
The Worlds army correspondent says the
Legislature will be called upon to make the
excise law for this city still more stringent
than it is.
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New Yosx,Nov. II

NEW YORK, Nov. IL
The Heralds Washington special ays our
relations with Prussia are being seriously
considered u Cabinet eoaeei}s. - e~sm~
There ses indicstiSl Nh Chai ~ sAe
Liberal Government R Mexico wiiiim&edi>
ately form . close alliance. Possibly the
teeaty viii be secret one. ;
NJ. Spooner has clsas field ior the pei.
ton Of Commissioner Of Internal Revenue,
when vacancy occurs, all other applicants
having withdrawn.
World Washington special syc B. n.
T.. Hunter, Of Virginia, arrived here o-day
1t is understood that be is looking after bis
pardon. His, with some hundred and fifty
applications of other prominent men Who 6g>
ured in the rebellion, are hung up, and likely
TO be for some time.
Certain parties here claim to have Execus
tive assurances that Com'r B. Toetl, of the
Pension Bureau, is about to be removed.
About ten thousand freed people have been
provided for during the past year, having
been furnished transportation from this city
to places 1t which employmsnh have been
secured for them. Il is stated h the Ffeed>
mems Bureau circular that, amongst popu>
lation Of 22,000 freedmen in the District,
probably not moro than 1900 CA obtAia
work at fair wages, and the colored people
are invited to avail themselves Of the agency
of the Bureau in giving them transportation
to points where they can be furnished with
employment.
The Times Washington special nys: Mr..
Sloanaksr, Collector Of the First District Of
Pennsylvania, about whose appointment 20
much strife took place last spring, has come
to grief. He has quarreled with those who
succeeded in obtaining him his appointment,
and will be probably succeeded by compe-
tent man.
The 7ribune's special says: The Fourth
Auditor has decided that after fifteen days
from the loih of November al claima 6led BY
the same claimant, through different claim
agents, shall be settled according to priority
offling, and not according to priority Of date.
as heretofore. This is Of special Importance
in claims for prize money.
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DIED.

In 81 Louis Nov eth 1855, JosipH sscv, Scsnssy Of
this city Funeral services at the Unitarian Church,
corner Of Fourth and High streets, to-nosrcv al
eSloek vnenAs Of tn. dscupal see invjed to asssd
u,v -, Il ~ hn,ss Y - ssp4Sases y JYrass,
Mes ElsxA wnYYR wife of Rsv. J. Winter In the skth
ysse Of her ass-lS lSAarsa (fas) Hraid.
Nh wmfsa wss the nssAs u Mp. Judge Miller, Of
this p,ars and had here circle Of Intelligent snl sp
p-scatng friends vho deeply mourn her departure She
Asd bssn fr kaha dsntsryss Ds.ess y ~ Dap-
ts cAupcA aaa fOs ahout tAse ss tAsvtss sfa nstst
minister BY her devotion to the happiness Of Others
ssd rsrs ssisSsais shs Vreseutsd during that iose
pssiod N sx.mpl, seI1cu equa,es perhaps sur
pas ths eject Of the pure ohrstiAn spirit upoa tbs
life Of thoss vho governed byft
sAs hsd long bssn ready Depart and take her plaes
IN the mansiou Of ths baesseA
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Midnight Report.
FROM NEW YORK.
Nrv Yoax. Nov. II.

NV oHAS wv -
The Jumel will csse vss eonssssced and
concluded to dsy in the euprems Court Tie
jury asier an absence Of Eve minutes, rem
dered verdict in substance, that the Tes-
tatrix was in m unsound state of mind when
she made the will.
The Erening Express says m officer Of one
of the Benevolent Institutions Of this city re-
Gently paid IN official visit to the Stste Prison
at Sing Sing, andreports most injad'cious
and inhuusan method of discipline prevalent
st that INSTITUTION, and strongly recon- nssds
IN investigation BY the Prison Associations.
B Mr. Wilhsms, an Episcopal CtsrumAn
who was recently charged with picking the
pocket of lady in 9th Avenue stage, has
been released on bail. As
The evacuation Of this city by the British
forces in 1883, will be commemosated BY the
10 Division Of the National Guards Of tAis
State. on the 26ih inst when the annual Fall
parade of the Division will take place.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, now IL.
An injuncfion Atthe instance Of Morris.
Jessup 4 Co., OF New York, has been served
upon Governor Fletcher and the Railroad
Companies, TO prevent them from selling the
Cairo and Fulton Railroad for the benefit Of
the State. Petitioners for the igjuaction
mold Ssy4. 600 Of the bonds Of said road, se
esred by two deeds Of trust and claim. The
only right the State has to the road is that Of
. mortgage, and subject TO the ordinary qnai-
tides aud litigationa 9f such instrument, The
case will come before the United States Cir
cuit Court q The April sessioa.
Eighty counties Of this State give ~ OH
cial, reported radical majority Of l450o.
Counties to hear from will probablincrease
il to between 2O,O0p and $4,000.
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FROM CLEVELAND.
Death u Hen. nsr.. v. wils...

Death ~ Hsn. Hsre. v. Wiissn.
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. II.
Hon. Hiram v. Wilson, United States Dis
trict Judge for the Northern District Of Ohio,
died Sunday evening, litA inst, At midnight,
Of consumptiop.
The schooner W9rthington, with orc for
Cleveland, went ashore here Sunday Fight.
In rescuing the crew three men from the lite
boat were drowned. The vessel il not badly
damaged, and the crew ars safe.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

New YoRx. nov. -. :
The steamer Saxona brings Southampton
dates up 70 Oc.ober slst-
Mrs Liscoln and daughter were in Both
we'll, gcotland.
The cholera had broken out aftesh At
woolwich aad Charlin. 1t prevails lightly
in Edisbutgh, and had also appeared insev-
eral places in Yorkshire. .ass
In Gambia, the Turco Egyptian army had
gained n decisive victory over the iasafgen =.
Lastspha Psshs with $4,000 troops. captured
Kerasifs and subsequently, pushed tovwstd %
the mountains, where he was defeated after
four DAYS 6ghtin1.
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sTHE owYnEE
Gold & Silver Mining Co

Ths 0asral nature cf the bnainess 10 b tssnsacts
ne purchase OF poxtion VI what known the fO&
aSt LBO0R Il 0ol1 anA evsr beertse Qsartx, In Hnt
Dsstrs Il he 4ssnsy Of Ovytse. 1dAhn frisor.; -
mine the ssme snA srsrt I'D opsts Mn er As16a m
- sascks sfsAsou sAsrsfrea ~ Aiss = sassAs~s
osbss mining property to work The 10 dsai ID ths
prodnets nies sud do any other Lusinsas tAas nay
eshsncs the i.ssrssas u ths e-ssssi baansss.
H. a~oass sf 0agaaai etaek astAosissA b swe hun
dsa shnssaaS siis, ts b. patd in cisd ss BY ~
ulard ef Dir esoss
TAe psssripa plAes cf doiae hsstses asd ire rnse
pal once Of the COMPANY. b 10 tts CITY Of keckuk
fpyn.
The Corporation con~eness ths Ninth dsy OF No
vsnbs, 1893, ant confines twenty ysars susjsct 70
renR Sal
rss aaaifs shs C,mpsny 70 b. conducted BY =
hoard Of Five DIR, ctors be choe-u h. she stk I'D
srs .ary % sh~ art Nes1 n Mo,SabR et sseh
yeAf and prsddent S4<rt1ry, aad Tsssssr~S vho
hc chons-s By the hoard.
The aasoaas a Carpoesss Lnbty Of exceed
two-&Airds of fhs - piia' ksocb N IN CoDpsny.
ne private prcpsrty r the sfock Hesdsss sxsaps
lss6 kAba1sy bg 0spsssts Aetsa - gsfssse
q ~ Ase 6oe1 = hsv TN esssh n naussA 70
6Ssfns, D NE, h (. tDve, JosepA Ga6ord, ssA
EpwaWp xrBnuaxE, Prs.laeat
r ER- PORn. Secretary.
II. X. LOVE, Trensurss.
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THE UNIVERSAL
CLOTHES WIRING |
Err, with cog weeels, /
has taken the first
premium at the State
Fair Of all the Ncrth~ |
ern States; also tiss
'6n, premiams ~ the'
last two Fairs Of the
American Institute:
md has BEEN d,enrfed
the Fsrxt lircimkn by
the .Ladaim0,is Tote
m The Committee of
The Great lNe,r Eng
land Fair IF 1866,
after the most sermfi
hiring triat " the ra-
rious Machines oil
numerous competitors.
rIIE IN tss \ Al
CLOTHES VII No hg
xisnxs c'oth~~ alrr~t Try
wifhout irjars 10 the ins-
i4ii~n q s-r utnS%, Ans. ny
~ x-tr tireior out 4 ~hr
Mr.. C,ra. " ri-i -a,-:
~ -sv-- ". A fa''or wtfh
tuf 1 ,ury tr'sir- ~iot r~s !
.hfT.fpr~ mr~f A., ijvdly
\, c,,~ usen nj si=-.-
nS~x fasss rixht of ~.
bl~la as.pIspA~f Z css s~h 'scv'
1sa,d - cisrt~sA givs' 4
| r. 9. DRO WIN
7 r.4 s sKS. sec
nnv91t -,
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CINCINNATI, Nov. IL.
The Exchange Bank, at Muncil, Ind, was
broken open last night and robbed Of $l2,-
600 in greenbacks and So, 600 in United States
bonds. The robbers escaped.
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The Universal Clothes Wringer
Doty clothes Washer.

DnTY.s wAEHIy0.MA-
tHtNs has oraia he, n
~ Gded the v HSrtpE-
MUM AT THE GREAT
NEW ENGLAND FArK %
lS6 ALSO AT TiiE
STATE FAIRS nF NFw
HsapSHfRE.AEw yaR <
MICHIGAN. WILSON'S n.
lMINNE-OrA,5 I sNA,k,
sSr r rK fnE First
PREMIUM TIE s'Ivts
ND - AT TOE LAST
.EAiKste TJtEAhERiCAN
INSTITUTE
patYs TAsHER nsi7g
No1lirg int ssid-. "a ~
th- go Ittls of the frbnr
and tim --rskss ont all
re airi---ro SORE hArlr-
70 icet 4 sir--ac irIsffs to
th sloI mes.
so'an Polirsin say strur
III VI inn, sfrAr a sear's
rrrs, " t'lnugh' ~tr~ df to-
d.x h., 1xteA M
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-29

O'Clock for all landings on Red River as high as
Jefferson. The llomeyer has a neat and wen fur
nished cabin, with every comfort to make travel
ing on her pleasant Her tables are always filed
with everything hat our markets afford.
LAToURoHE, U. S. MAIL PAcaEr FOR BAYOU
SARA.-This fast and splendid U. s. NJ. packet in
command Of Capt. V. B. Baranco, and Mr.. p. 4.
Minor in the office, leaves at her usual hour, this
evening, at O'clock for the above and all
coast landings.
IDAHoE FOR TRENTON AND MoNRoE.-The very
regular and excellent popular passenger packet
Idahoe, Capt. Nick Mclaughlin commander, and
Capt. Sam LawsOnnth the Office leaves ats o'clock
this evening. We cheerfully commend the Idahoe
to-day to passengers bound up Ouachita River as
u irstclass packet, uniting the qualifications of
speed, comfort and safety.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-29
FOR GALVESTON AND INDIAROLA,
-yIA--
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD AND BERWICKiS BAY.

Tho Travelling Public informed that the MORGAN
LINE Of hrstass iron owpressure sideEhesl Steamships,
having elegant accommodations will hereafter in close
connection with the New Orleans 0peousss and Great est
Railroad, leaving brsshear every MONDAY and FRIDAY
the arrival Of the O'Clock passenger train from Agers
The railroad Ferry Boat leaves the foot Of 81 Ann street,
opposite JAcksOa Square * O'Clock A.
Baggage checked through For passage freight apply 70
the Office Of the New Orleans 0peousas and Great Western
Railroad Company, No. 60 Canal street.
Office open from A. to NJ, Sundays excepted Open
Sundays from A. to II N.
New Orleans, August 5, 1856,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-29

bank or banking association, applies with full
force to saving institutions, they being regarded
by the law as banks.
Gold deposits at the Philadelphia Mint during
the month OfJuly, $926 ,2242G silver deposits and
purchases $500 49, Coinage executed: gold,
SS74, ,242 81 silver, 4l67; copper, $l23,s ,ss5.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-29

N. o., o. & G. w. R. R.-Aug 28--26 bales
moss 4 bales cotton 5 pkgs eggs Montague d Car
loss-5 bbls whisky Lapene Ferre-s2200 specie
Sl93 currency Bank Commerce S542 gold Butt,
Flash u Lyon2 SKIS potatoes to @ Brownie pkgs
eggs Z SKIS onions L Teuebonne-31 pkgs eggs L
s1r1e-s do NJ Labusquie--4 do B Gerard-246
head cattle and sundries to order
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-29

MISUNDERSTANDING Hudson-lSo head of
cattle Stoner & Turner
HAvANA-schr Welcome-l29 bhds As ties and
% bhls molasses Trosgros
MATANzAS-Sch Flying Scud--lGl hhds ties
and 81 bbls molasses A Il D'Meza
MATANZAS-Sch Louisa-1l9 hhds 20 tcs and
80 bbls molasses Hanna &co
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-29

Steamship Mississippi, Sumner, from New York
18th inst, to ] NJ Courtenav
Br brig Hebe, Leban, from Rio de Janero, July
I2-Cargo, 1850 SKIS coffee Southern Bank
Schr Empire State, Chesley, 6 days from Calves
ton, in ballast, to Post Hobby
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-29
alrm @rIaana atlaneu sfIarkeI.
oas.on., &C No :. ..l. = !. Z - "a

ORssoESE OssjcE, No - 9Ans sTsEsF, ,
Tues IN EVENING, August 9. 1860 :
The only noticeable variations liat we nave 10
report in the movement in financial ercteS to-aay
was an advance of about l9l3 . cent IN rates ot
Cold nrsdieated upon heavy improvement in
priees ii the New York market The offerings OF
cass iold were only moderate throughout the day,
and the sales have beenrestricted to the following
amounts, viz; sl500 $4,000, $500 and $4,000 at
l445 in the morning; $4,000 at l442; $4,000 at l45;
sseO0 at 145{; $4,000 at 1458; $4,000 and $4,000
at l45l, and $1,000 at 1455. The only sale of
Silver that transpred was $1,000, American halves
at 1s53-other transactions were talked of but
they were not verified to our satisfaction. We
quote Gold at HIGHS, and Silver at l3S@lS5
for American coin, and Mexican dollars at l46@l47.
FOREIGN ExoHANGE-There is no quotable vari-
alton of any kind to report in rates of Sterling or
Francs The market is moderately supplied, but
the demand continues restricted, and the only
operations that we have been advised of since our
last were 4250 Sterling sold by bank for Gold at
1881, which we must say is no correct indication
Of the condition of the market and 910O0 for cur
rency at l52 for bill equal to bank. Sales Of
Francs have been Of so triling character that
| we dognot care to note them, and we now quote
Bank Sterling at 155@156, tnominal) clear bills
at I5l@l53, bank francs at S673@S.623, and out
door francs 3.751S70f.
i DOMESTIC ExoHANGE-The demand for remit
tance purposes has been very light to-day, as the
U. S. government took from the National Bank il
this city all that they had claims for yesterday
Offerings of private and commercial are but little
better than nominal, and the demand on the par
of private remittances shows no improvement
whatever. The only purchases by banks AMI
bankers that have come to our knowledge to-da.
were $4,000 New York sight at q cent. discount
and 10000 and SIS 900 New York, and .slls06
Boston do at ! u cent. discount. Quotations stil
rule at par@5 and / q cent. discount at bank, am
t198 y cent. discount in the outdoor market, 70
sight checks on the Northern cities.
UUcuRRENT NoTEs AND SEoURrTrEs-The onl
operations of which we have been advised in th'
former, to-day, was $1,000 City'o New orlean
notes at 99i and sales Of the latterhaTe been con
fined to ten shares City Railroad Company at 1864
t and 100 do. Jackson Railroad Company at 81.
r BOARD OF BRokERs'-There was a fair atten
dance at the Brokers' Board to-day, superinduce
doubtless by the favorable alteration in the TEN
t perature. The operations included bank and rail
} road stocks insurance scrip, and Gold and Silver
for particulars of which we have to refer the in
terested readers to the subjoined report which
| a cOrrecf cnnv frnm the secretary's hooks. viz
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-29
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship W Z Hewes, Austin, from Indianola via
Galveston, 26thinst, to G HarTis-lst district
Steamship Hudson, Pennington, from Galveston
oath inst, to master-lst district l6
Schr Welcome, Blohm, from Havana, to master
previously reported at Quarantine I'D dis
trict 20
master-2d district 26
Br schr Flying Scud, Bryan, from Matanzas, to
A H D'Meza-2d district 26
STEAMBOATS,.
Mittie Stephens, Langhorne, from Alexandria
II A Homeyer, Sinnott, from Shreveport
Lafomche, Baranco, from Bayou Sara.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-29
STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling and QusenstOwntO land and embark Mails
and Passengers; taking Cotton signing bills Of ladiug
here at through rates freight hence ST. Petersburg
Moscow, Rgs, Hamburg, Bremen, AntwOrp, Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Havre.
sesage tickets granted this line to bring
passengersrom Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult
The final port destination may be either fixed signing
the bills Of adng declared by the holder of the bill
of adng within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
st Liverpool thus aordng the importer the chOios of
markets.
TNHE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited Will dispatch the following
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
Daring the Summer:
LOUISIANA. TONS. ....P JamiBOu, Captain.
MISSISSIPPI. tons. j. Campbell, Captain.
1887 tens. "A Finn, Captain.
MISSOURI. tons. .....A Hancock, Captain.
ARKANSAS. tons. Barron, Captain.
ALABAMA. 1929 tons. VIM L. Mesney, Capt
GAMBIA 1861 Graham, Captain.
-Ao41 haIDyi OhpbhlA
1913 tons. H P. P COucho oap
Cabin Passage to Liverpool S12S gold equivalent
currency. -
For rates Of freight applytO
HUNTER, AsKEW CO., Il CArondeIst street.
COnsgness goods respectfully desired present their
Bills of Ladng the Office pay their freight and obau de-
livery orders for the
GALVESTON N-INDIANOLA
FOR GALVESTON, INDrANoLA AND LAvACA.
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, August q, at8AA
Freight to Galveston taken onehsf sf card rates
Freight Laaca delivered the end of ships tackles In
hatagorda Bay.
EOR GALVESTON, INDIANoLA AND La
vaoa--The low pressure sidswhse iron steamship
Harlan,
JNo. LEWIS, Commander.
WIN leave as above from the foot Of St. Joseph street.
| For freight er passage applytO
! @. HARRIS, Agent,
| Corner Camp and Common streets.
Bills of Lading signed at the Agents Office.
These steamers carrying the o. mails leave punetuany
as advertised
FOR GALVESTON, INDIANoLA AND LAVACA
/ MORGAN LINE
| UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
|
Leaves on SATURDAY Sept lst. st8AM.
|
Freight to Galveston taken ope-half of card rates
Freight for Lavaea delivered at the end Of ships tackle
Matagorda Bay.
EOR GALVESTON, INDIANoLA AND La
vaca--The low-prsssure side-wheel steamship
w. G. Hevyes,
D. s. AUSTIN Commander
viii leave as above from the foot Of St. Joseph street.
1 For freight passage apply to
L O. HARRIS, Agent
Corner Camp and Common streets.
| Bills Of lading signed at the Agents Office.
These steamers carrying the U. s. mls leave pzasuay
| as advertised.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-29

GALVESTON Steamship Harlan-l50 bbls of
-four 20 bbls whisky 20 bxs sugar $50 bXs candles
100 bxs soap 200 SKIS 800 SKIS salt so SKIS coffee
20 tcs hams
MOBILE-schr NJ Brown-4l97 SKIS corn and
sundries
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-29

Two burglars were captured q short time since
~ Aapta creek, Va, by detectives from Washing
ton, who received reward Of $4,000 for appre.
bending them from large establishment in Boston,
whose store these men had lately robbed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-29
Cattle market.


- JKFEERs0H Cry. August 29, 1866
Arrived yesterday-23S Texas Beeves and 257
Calves and Yearlings. Sold-25s Texas Beeves,
1876 Calves and Yearings and 80 Hogs. Stock on
sale--e6l Texas Beeves, 94S Calves and Yearlmgs,
ll2 Hogs, 1897 Sheep and 81 Mich Cows.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-29
FORT JACKSON.
U. S. MAIL PAcKET-TWIcE A WEEK.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 10 A. NJ
Returning every MONDAY and THURSDAY.
TNOR FORT JACKSON, ST. PHILIP, Pla PolSLE-
Il ala Hache, and all way Dndlngs-The splendid
ger steamer hlys Oak, ". S Bassest, MASTER W. u a.
Brooks, eIeTk, will leave above. 100.
TITUS 4 GWARTH Ely. No. 5 Tchonpitoulas street,
vIRGTNIuS @. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-29
OPBLOUsAS.

Leaves Every SATURDAY, at O'Clock P. N. -
FNOR OF EXOU USAS, WASHINGTON, PORT BARRIE
mouth Bayou Rouge and all intermsdiatk landings on
Courabenu AtehaElayR and Mississippi ryeIsThe
ne ghtdraughtpa steamer CIeOna, Pickett
master, j. Schmt clerk will leave above Returning
will leave Washington. every WEDNESDAY MORNING. az
10 O'Clock Particular attention paid to coast business TUE
passage apply board foot of St. Louis street
VIRGIEfUS o. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-29
YANOO RIVER.

REGULAR VICksBURG, YAzoo AND TALLAHATcHiE
RIVERS PACKET
Leaves every TUESDAY, at 5P. NJ ,,,,,, u
NOR YAZ0O AND TALLAHATGH BY kishTS;s RS
L The new lowwater phssenger packet Vcksbnrsl
Witten mRster Ed c. dwards, clerk Leaves ~ ;S
as above for all landings the Yazoo aud 9 b r
ANY freight intended for the above paeAe' S"'4-4
The Myrtle connects regularly with the New orleans
packets yrRaIN1Us c. DBNrzEI, Advertising AgRti