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The Environs Of New Orleans.
NUMBER THIRTY TWO.

Having given in our last number slight
sketch of the moving incidents during the
temporary commotion Of Aaron Burr's ex-
petition in 1906 and 1907, we shall proceed
to make mention of another event, no less
stirring and interesting which happened in the be-
ginning of the year 1sll-that is, about the 18th
or 18th Of January Of that year. 1t is true, we
were no eye witness to this rising of the black
slaves upon the German coast, in the parish of
st. John Baptist, but then we have some of the
details, which will follow, from participants in
these very occurrences. Now, it may be well to
preface the relation of these events with some
remarks that will render the understanding or the
causes Of this extraordinary interruption of the
peace and order, which had 50 far continued to
prevail in the rural parishes, of easier comprehen-
sion. we shall therefore state that in the year
1910 an unusual scarcity or penury had begun to
disclose itself upon the New Orleans market; the
fact Isl the many hostile measures resorted to BY
the United States Congress- in order to counteract
the unfriendy policy Of both France and England
towards the Americans, had reacted upon all COM
mercia and agricultural pursuits; in fine, the Lou
isiaha planters We're, in common parlance, hard
up, and many Of the former plantation necessaries
could not be procured. Under these circum.
stances, after the sugar boiling season was past,
and poor Christmas, and still poorer New Years
day had ushered in the year 1911, all at once the
cry sounded through the streets of New Orleans
that the blacks had revolted, from Point Coupee
down to the very limits Of the upper line or
faubourg ST. Mary $40
Now there was certainly great exaggeration in
this piece of news when it arrived in town, but
no one cared much to examine into the truth of
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FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH ., 1856.

TaANKs.--We tender our thanks to Messrs
Frank Cayton, captain, and W. 3. Dill, clerk, Of
The fast steamer Magnolia for St Louis and Mem
Phis papers Of the 10th and 18th.
We are indebted to Mr. Hole, 81 Exchange
alley, general agent and BOOKSELLER for the latest
New York Ledger.
Also to the officers Of the fast st. Louis packet
Mississippi for very late 81 Louis papers.
The Southern Express Company, with their
Usual attention and courtesy, have sent us late
Eastern and Mississippi papers,
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.yotsce 10 the Fsibgic.
GREY Jacket AHEAD

yaCK ErTf All FAD.
The increased demand for the GRD JACKET BifIEhs
induces the Propreors to inform thr friends and the eth
zens generally that this Favorite thern Beverage can
be obtained the following mer,nle establishments OF
this city
L. ]. HART & CO.,
WHEELOCB FINLA CO.,
SCHMIDT ZElGLE,
j. Fl. GARTER
BLOCK BRlTTINL
ROSENBERG It SCERCk,
FATJO, MARKS o.,
M /. CRAWFORD
SCHNEIDER Il HUERBlER,
BARNES, WARD co,
G. NJ. BAYLY O.
BARNETT Il SHEARD,
W. q. LYON AGO
R. BLEAKLEY 80
HITE & MURDOC,
G. THEURER,
E. CoEERY.
BfSCOE SIMM
GEORGE GRAY,
LEHMAN. NEWaSS 4 ~,
JAMES BUTLEFJR. Il CO..
J. + 3 sf aAGss s ia Co.
OSCAR ROBIN
6. N MORRISON
ADLER, EASY Co,
P. GALLAHEH
MCGOMBE 4 G.,
l. j. MAILLoI
CHARLES LEG,
E. B. FALLS 60,
b. 4 j. ABRAS,
D. MORGAN.
WE NORMA.
IARNETT & LION,
81 and 50 Gravler street.
Sole Proprietors.
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ii Card.

well known to the citizens of New Orleans that dun,
my absence my Church. st. Luke totaly destroyed by
n OF the utmsst Importance this great loss sbond
20 repaired as soon as possible Ts rebuild ts Church WIN
require much effort and beray part OF It's friends /.
earnestly hoped that our community will bsray
and promptly respond to the appeals of this noble object
for this purpose be taken by the under
gne OF may be left ut The Savings Bank Canal street
IS 9, s. HEDGES. Rector St. Lukss Church, N, o,
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AHUsExEsTs To-NrGHr.--At the Academy Of
Music, principally, :" Mazulme, the Night OWL
Atthe Varieties, Mrs. DeBar's benefit" Jessie
Brown and the fifth act of Richard the Third, y
with the youthful prodigy Master Willie Seymour
Is Richard.
AT the ST. Charles, Madame Celeste in the
"Child of the Wreck y and est. Mary's Eve,
This is Madame's benefit night.
At the Olympic, Mr.. and Mrs Watkins. with the
rest Of the company. in the " Pioneer PATRIOT,
AT Masonic Hall n Paradise LOST
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The Y. 8. Mail steamship Genl. Grant, q. W.
Holmes, commander, from New York March 10th,
arrived at her wharf yesterday with passengers,
and merchandise to Alfred Moulton. The Grant
brings the following passengers: tsa
ass Mary GsIpSn nss Annie screr Mrs Hammer Mrs
nd vie, "A Benedict and wls Mrs Kattephorn Il NJ
s Jacob Baldwin John Brady. Q Eaton John Link
J0hn Kemp Richards, Thos Hewe William Leach (1jiva,
White Morse Ri Rev Arch Bishop Marlin Rsy Jensas
10Y Enesn Redd runer William Desenerf Pierre Hibert
ana Wife James Purdy Oscar Edgary aud 20 ID steerase
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BEkEFlT Or Mas. Dr. BAR. This lady has her
benefit tonight ct the Varieties Mrs. De Bar is,
mconiparably the best old woman on our boards,
I she has been known 70 the people Of New Orleans
long, and always favorably. a close observer Of
nature, her representations are ever true The
public who enjoy the fruits Of the studious labors
Of such artists, and measure their unremitting
aInxIietles, cannot forget the obligations due to
them. we therefore predict that Mrs. De Bar
] fo'night will havea levee such as she shall be
proud q, and such as will show how well the
people Of this city appreciate true excellence
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NJ Wilcox y Gibbs' Family Sewing Machines are
heartily recommended by all who use them. VIII
coz g Gibbs's Family Sewing Machines are abso-
lutely complete. Office No. s ST. Charles street
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.E'csv Goods.

a" i& 4gls
Just received and landing dine. from Europe, at
c. A. BARRIER & RRo.'s,
1875 observation-disclosures. Canal street....,........1as
10 A Irish LINEN
=. AZ to So inches Pillow1ase Linen --..
lii, l24 irish Linen MEETINGS,
French :.
=. Drawers, LINEN,
ST. l04 Table Linen LAMASK
:. b8 and "A DamaSk NAPKINS
:. SO and 4s inch Huck TOWELS ..z
10 Coored Bordered LinenTOWELS
jacquard MUSLIN and Tew-artIcIes for doo,,
window curtains AMI bars,
cases 90 and 1903 and 800 inch BOBINET
:. "A White Linen NETTING,
bales Brown :.
Il BLEAcHED NETTING, .,,
cases Printed French ALPACA.
and Striped LINENs,
:. ard Broche AREGEs,
2 :. GRENADINE,
2 :. Spring Stylesand Plain POPLINS
6 :. Printed Linel LAWNS,
:. A, IA BsckALPACA,
:. Black BoMBAzErTE,
=. TAMEss,
=. E. DELAIfE, 34 and+i,
:. =. BoMBAtINE,
Together with great varet Of other articles for sale chs
for CASH only
G. A. BARRTERE & BRO,
In liquidation.
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The most economical washing soap ever brought
before the people is Pyle's o. K. soap, pure and
hard, made similar to French soaps, and does not
unnecessarily waste in use is good for the laun-
dry, bath or toilet. One pound will make three
gallons of good soft soap, by the simple addition
of water. Pyle's blueing powder is also the best
washing blue in use. Manufactured by James
PYLE New York
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~ i4 X +.
PHILADELPHIA ALE-The lovers of niolly good
ale and old, and particularly the patrons Of
Massey, Collins 4 Co.'s famous brand Xxx, are
hereby informed that Messrs. J.. A. Blaffer & Co.,
sole agents, have received 200 barrels and 30 half
barrels OF the above celebrated article, now land.
ang from steamship Harlan, and rs barrels from
eamshlp Alabama, direct from Philadelphia, and
re prepared to sell the same at the lowest mar
= 81 prices, at their warehouses, Nos 26 and IS
ssl ss assn street and 81 Old Leyee....
" Hey friends and customers Of Massey,s ale can
esncelorth yely on ocular supplies.
sasss. ~ Inux BuRTERs. Now that the whole
49, and region is wild with the
s 49, mak1n money BY petroleum. the people
nOe aSe too APT to overlook the immense
800 ges which present themselves under their
sefy net Ihs Louisiana and Texas pstro, am,
ssoss ana Light Company ,who IN s Stsa,a
e nalteElng manifesto u any co,ananv s e
knd u Pennsylvania Illinois haya ~
ONCE for The display q their gas bnrnsrs q, e.
Camp street near Poydraa, and invita- H. s ~
y visit them II order 70 witna. IL NJ pSanS
economy Of their apparatus. f.AVaeai
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De0fh to the Lifting,

LONG LIVE THE KILLERS,
10 destroy use up and etFectuay get rid of BED BUGS
try the famous DEAD SHOT article sold by all druggists
.. BARNES, WARD & CO,
New Orleans, Wholesale rents
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.-Gol
opened fat yesterday. and after being sold as low
- reacted and closed at Wednesday's figures,
l96@l264. Offerings were ample throughout the
IS day. but the demand was Of very restricted
character, and sales showed marked falling off
V = compared with the previous daily average.
Foreign Erchange has slightly improved since
our last. The market wss vel supplied from the
opening to the close of business yesterday, but
the demand still continued In the hands OF a few
buyers, who took especial pains to deprsss prices
n The movement, however, included some round
amounts Of sterling and francs at the quotations
furnished in our financial article.
Domestic FIcidnge- There is no ouotable vari-
alton to notice in domestic exchange Offerings.
though showing some increase are still light, and
the demand is Of q very restricted character both
n bank and in the street. Rates yesterday under
went no further change, and the ruling figures of
the day were discount at bank and st@2 per cent.
discount out of doors for sight checks on Northern
cities, a@1 per cent discount for and 10 days'
sight, lat@I4 for Is and 20 days, 1aC5I# for so
4 days, and la@2 and q per cent. discount for 60
4 day drafts.
Bark Notes and Securities There has been no
movement under this head since our last that calls
for special remark. Offerings Of the betterclasses
we're restricted and held at high figures while the
supply Of other grades was heavy, but failed to
attract attention. The movement for yesterday
will be found In our financial article
Cotton The market yesterday disclosed more
bouyant feeling from the opening Of the market,
despite the unfavorabIe tone Of New York adyices.
Offerings were very Light throughout and the de-
nand, which was Of an unusually active charac-
ter, resulted in sales of 5753 bales at an advance
Of fully 10. per pound on the ruling figures Of
Monday. The closing quotations last evening
were 81 @3Sc. for ordinary, a5@s6c. for good
ordinary. s7@8sc. for low middIpg, and 4o@a1c.
for hiddling.
Sstgfss' and Aotasses- There was some evidence
of increased activity yesterday under this head,
but sales were light and previous prices were gen
orally maintained.
Western Produce Operations in four, yester-
day exhibited considerable weakness. All of the
principal buyers held back to await laterrecepts,
and the sales were restricted to 800 bbls at about
previous prices. Sales Of corn included 1000 sacks
It decline Of about5c. VI bushe.
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Carpet Warehouse.

CHARITIES STREET - 10
We have received within the last thirty days full
Of the latest patterns of VELVET BRUasEI,S Tanestrv
Senetans Dutch and Hemn Ts%ns
GS.;tssa F aBS S Gs We
Bands, Hair CLOTH Table and Covers ETC ec ana
a. BROUSSEAIJ T. m
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On and after the 5h inst will offer entire stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS ct greatly REDUCED
PRICES. Whatever will remain unsod the LIST Of next
month viii be disposed public auction the firm of G.
Barriere Bro is to be finally dissolved We invite
chants planters and house keepers and all in of goods
give call and examine stock which mostly COM
posed of goods recently imported by ourselves.
C. A. RARRIERE & RRO
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Wncox a GIBBs' Machine VIII sew, hem, fell,
brsdd tuck, gather, quilt, cord and embroider with
perfect satisfaetion, Wilcox 4 Gibbs arerepaired
7 ana saFranted A No s ST Charles street. Please
oall md Examine.
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WANFED. Two furnished rooms in private
family. Read the notice under head " Wanted.,,
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The STITCH made by the Wilcox q Gibbs Sew
ng Machines is unexceptionabe, and superior
even to hand-sewing. being stronger and more
beautiful. Can be seen at No. st. Charles street
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CoRN.--D E. Morphy auctioneer, calls the at
tention of dealers to the one thousand sacks corn
advertised to be sold by him, for this day, at IL
o'clock A. NJ, on the levee. head of Girod street.
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Hats,
Mats

Hats. Hats. Hats,
The undersigned invites the attention of buyers to his large
and complete assortment of MEMS Boys and Chldrens
W. Fur and Wool Hats,
of all colors, dimensions and quality.
STRAW GOODS-STRlw GOODS
An elegant and complete line ready for the Spring
Trade
Mems, Boys Ladies' Misses and Infants trimmed and
untrimmed.
All Of which will be offered unusually low
s. C. HICKEY,
40 Camp street,
a. Importer, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer
in Hats, Gaps and Straw Goods.
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Canal street.
/ ID,
E. A. T LER

E. A. TYLER
Has Just received large and valuable lot of FINE Colin
WATCHES, sILvERWARE GOLD GERARD CHAINS
CHATlLAINEs, SLEEVE BUTTONS, of various patterns,
in Stone and Gold; CHAIN AND BAND BRACELETS
also, good assortment OF PLATEDwARE in the line ot
Tea Sets Forks and Spoons etc. all of which he offers for
sale cheap be bought in this city, Please call and
examine the Stock. ."T-'7
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NEW PLows Thomas B. Bodley Co. asv.,.
tlse that they have just received from the West !
full stock Of Halls celebrated Pttsburg plows,
ana several other articles Of the same nature. but
u aifsrent pattern. y sssss 1sS '#1.-s
Planters are especially requested to notice The
advertisement ia another column.
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Soap for the South.

q Is the kind being from pure stock the
rlehcn Plan becomes hard, and don't waste away the
mke common yellow soap Pyes Buing Powder is also
Manufactured by i1' sNs' sA's''' Aeep '1e'-'
JAMES PYLE,
Mo,rX orl
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MARRIED:
On Monday the 10th inst residence of the brides
father, by the Rev. Father Moynihan, Miss JOSEPHINE
SMITH to Mr.. JOSEPH wIENGARTNER.
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Instruments of other makers. aud different
styles, always in my present extensive ware
rooms r... .#
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Commercial Matters.
New York Market.

NEW 1Ohhf juno ~
Cotton-Steady at '37a38 fer middling;
stock from all parts $4,000 bales. Flour
Rather more firm, at $S,25aSS,oO Tor
extra State; S9,45aS1O,00 for extra
round hoop Ohio; and Sl0,OOal4,O0 ior
trade brands, closing quiet: WHISKY
quiet at 81 2S for western. Wheat 9ni-
ct; new amber Milwaukee, at S22l'
Rye-in request and frmer Corn
moderate request and prices WltnI Ito
decided change; advances in frelSnts
and, the difficulty of selling exchange
has materially changed export deniahus'
72aS0c for unsOund new mlXeu "c
tern; 8laS3c for sound do; 81 lor
choice high old mixed western In STORE.
Oats-1a2c better and more active
and firm; 50a55c for new, and zoe Tor old.
Cofee-quiet. Sugar-frmer; Cuba. ll9
a12. Molasses-dull, at 40a65 for Cuba.
Petroleum-quiet, at 264c for crude,
and 414c for refined IN bond. Pork-hrm,
but less active; $1,000 for new mess,
closing at $30,62 cash; S29,25a29,50 for
old do, and S24,25a24,50 for prime and
5000 mess, for June July, August and
Sept. at buyers and sellers option, $50,
62a3l, 80; Beef, steady at previous prices;
l6a2l for new pla<l mess, and 81 ,50a-
24,5O for new extra mess. Beef Hams 49,
quiet and firm at 47a4Sc. Cut meats
steady; l7alSlc for hams. Bacon dull.
Lard-firmer at I9a224c. Butter-dull
at 2oa37c for Ohio, and 25a42c for Stat,
Cheese--dull at 8a2Oc.
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RECEIPTS THIS WEEK
New Yoyl sioct 7y.,i,,,.

NEW YORK, Juno !
In the stock market everything p.
wolves around Erie. The financial con
diFion of that stock has infused conf,
dence into the market generally, and
prices Oh an average are about IL better
At the board Erie opened at GAL. ad
yanced to COZ, and closed at Gf5. The
demand Tor loans of stock has been
very active this morning, per cent
6elng generally paid by borrowers
ChlcagO and Northwestern is amonU the
most active stock on the list.
governments axe without change
5-2Os are In demand at about ',"o'
days quotations. There is no VS., 49,,
ZION OF any immediate return 81 P% C,
from Europe, S90s of '62 o,,- VI ~ ,"' i"S
"a, lO2s; '65, 1929. ''"''" '' w.
Money is in mC,der ate demand and
there IS an amp. e So only on cali al & per
cent, With s.orne ordinary street trans
actions, with Exceptions, at : per cent
for round amodnt.S
Government collateral discounts ~,
fairly active at 6l7 per cent for prime
paper, Sag for good names, ana l0alS
for lower grades
Gold has been excited under large
demand for export The unusual pres
sure for sight bills on Lonoou and the
Continent indicate the largeness of the
requirements for remittauccS, it being
estimated that the export of gold to.
morrow Will not be less than from three
to three and half millions.
1t is stated that seventy five millions
of 5-20s will be returned to TINS couu-
try from Germany this month
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that sound mind and body are the mo.'
necessary requisites 10 promote connubial bapp
ness. Indeed without these the Journey throu.
liio becomes weary pilgrimage; tho prospect
hourly darkens TO the view the mind become
Swallowed with despair and filled with the mel
anchOly reflection that the happiness OF anOih
becomes blighted with our own.
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New York Cattle Marke,

New YORK, May 90, 1866.
Current prices for the week at all the
cattle markets are
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New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Juno 5.

Money-market steady, at 6a7 per cent
Sterling Exchangeirregular unsettled at
l0sfsl19i; bankers bill quoted at SlO99a
1l01. Gold excited; high; opening ut IA!
advancing to l46g, and declining to l45t
closing at 146 Government stocks less
active and rather easier Frcigbts to
Liverpool, firm and quiet
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Baltimore Market
RALTIMNEr- .Inna =

BALTIMORE, June =
Flour-frm; Western extra wheat at
sl0.25: Wheat-very duh, nominal aud
scarce Confirm; white 90a95c; veil
low 69a90c. Oats-Steady at 72a76.
Provisions-quiet with advancing ten
dency Sugar-frm at lie for refinery
grade, Cotfee-activc. Rio unchanged
Whisky-S2 3Oa2 So.
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YOUNG AiEN

Who have injured themselves by certain pra.
tice INDUCED in whom alone, habit frequent,
learned from evil companions, or at school, thr
effects OF which are nightly felt even whel
asleep, and il not cured renders marriage impo,
sible, and destroys both mind and body, should
apply Immediately.
What pity that youngman, the hope Ofhi.
country, the darling VI his parents should b.
snatched from all prospects and enjoyments o,
life 10y the consequence Of deviating from Tie
path Of nature aud indulging in a certain soCrt,
habit Such persons must, before contempt
ting
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Prof. JOS. EBERT,

My authorized travelling Agent, will visit thi
locality from time TO time and cheertuly com
municate all desired information.
G. q MELL0R,
feb2l Pittsburgh
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w Descriptive Catalogues furnished on APP
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