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professional Notices.

DR. J. r. NEWTON, PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN
~ Ter Chonc Diseases in most osinsIatsneous Without
szsiss giving medicine without money and without Pss 70
vhs not welsbe pay. Nos 81; Mfs Place NY
nR. w. G. HUSSEY, Natural Physician for Acute
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burss few dsa References had to those who have
Sssp cured Ocs No. ~ East Twelfth fouTtsve
CURGICAL HOSPITAL. under the exclusive care
= OF EDWARD H. DIXON, ~ d. Editor Of Tho scalpei.-
kysty The obscoe D.esses OF hs Pelvic nseea Hsrns
Reaoukoids VsOocels. Fistnls ard Structure Ohcs
BE O. 4 10 . and to evening", At No. u fhthave
The New York herald., 1866-03-16
Tnbu,nou and DisSracefuI.

M DEAD BODIES OF TWO SAILORS ALLOWED TO
REMAIN IN THE RIGGING OF A WRECKED VESSEL
FOR UPWARDS or TWO MONTHS.
During the severe gales which visited our last
inter-, very many lives were lost ana much suffering
perieuced along the entire coast from Cape Florida to
ane Probably of the most heartrending cases
at occurred at that time, was that OF the of
stern schooner that wrecked the night Of the
a OF sth of January on Hatteras Cove As the vessel
driven among the breakers the waves swept the
ck and in order to themselves from being washed
erboard, the crew were obliged to take to the rig
az, where for hours-subected to the pitlless
)rm Which ragged furiously at the tme-they
rered terribly from the cold The vessel after thump-
heavily upon the rocks finally sank when a little
one mile from the land and those on board of the
fated schooner made their way to the upper rigging,
here they lashod themselves TO prevent the waves rom
ashing them on Fort Hatteras was but litte more
mile distant, and the unfortunate men had every
ason to expect with the coming OF the dawn.
Ie long dark night Of agony was at length over the
clear and bright the blue waves of the
tlantic but came not Some had be n frozen to
,ath during tie night and others had been drowned
1t some were yet alive but too feeble TO help them
Ives and looked anXiousy towards the shore and fort
help But none sent to them, and the remaining
frozen 10 death in few hours within plain
ght OF those on the beach.
IL would have been q difficult as well az dangerous
SIX for boat to have attempted TO reach the sunken
hooncr while the wind blew so fresh and the waves
Nere high upon that OCCASION but we have often
card Of and in fact seen, similar attempts made to res
re fellow creatures from imminent peril, even IN the
ce of death, and, as general thing, success has al
ays crowned such efforts. But we believe such
tempt mado 10 assist the poor fellows who
dashed in the rigging of this i'll ated schooner, nor
any attempt even been made up to this time TO re-
the dead bodies from the masts, although more
two months have elapsed since they FIRST dis
)vered This certainly speaks well for tn humanity of
le North Carolina wre kers We have heard many
ird stories concerning the wreckers Of that section Of
II coast but thought them devoid Of all Chris
an sympathy and human feeling to allow the dead
,dies or two fellow creatures to dange in the rigging
two months and upwards-and that, too under Their
cry nosesto be picked to pieces by the guls If that
humanity and brOtheyly love never want to expe
ience any Of it. This crying shame and disgrace
nd almost every vessel that passes that reports the
odies as still in the rigging.
The New York herald., 1866-03-16
The Fifty-third street Tragedy.


INQUlSlTIoN BbfOl.E CphoNEH W NlLDH1.
,,o.o,, WI ao .,o,tard- oiJ on ro,os, a, EalIovra
N"iV"0' "i4ue! JSS'e'N'! ii1iN GU 'ii"O'S ''' "'
Iospital the body OF Charles Zech, the man who
-, a. -, 1T, ,c, T., ,,i,,,. ,h,., ,,roo, ,o.u
ttempteu 10 huruef MS "ie III fh'S 'niu s'ce'' ear
enth avenue on Monday last and subsequently placed
=. .,., : ,.,,, :.
he muzze OF pistol 10 MS ioreheau anu dscnargeu H.
he ball passing into his brain, inflcting wound from
he effects Of which he died IN Bellevue Hospital some
afterwards Mrs Zech has SO far recovered from
he effects of the wound in her face that she was able
appear before the Coroner and give her evidence.
rwo other witnesses were examined, and subioned may
20 found copy Of the testimony eiclted:-
The New York herald., 1866-03-16

)vernmen for $40 600 and subsequently sold to her
esent owners, MoSsrs. Garrison Allan for Sl4s coo,
vernmen after using the vessel for four years reaz
the handsome profit Of eight thousand dollars tho
lie. She was built at Wilmington, Delaware, in 1860,
lin Hollinesworth, and is principally constructed
IA on-the hull OF the vessel as high as the main
* b. ing composed of the best quality Of iron, and all
owe Ia % point, including the decks being OF wood
ne hundred and seventy-one tons burden now meas
ement She vas two hundred and seven feet long,
irtythree feet breadth Of beam, and fourteen feet
pth of hold. -
Her machnerv vas $50 built at Wilmington and was
the low pressure oTdc, aud Of the following dimen.
-Fify-sx inch cylfna and eleven feet stroke OF
st0n. She was furnished " tn tuoui"I poi1oli anu
L naddleS Merc lhrLY fe IN d.AnNlof
The New York herald., 1866-03-16
Board OF Councilmen.

STATED sEssToN-Mospar. March I2-sPx
The Board met pursuant 10 adjournment IN their Cham
Presents.I wilson Green. Esq, President, the CHAIR
Couneiimen Keenan, Long siacoui, Flynn. Robinson.
watts Reeeh white Macssy Kellogg Thomas, Hailoraa.
Roberts Pullman aud iettrick,z2 -
proved.
rSrrroSs.
Petition of Jane kehoe for remuneration for loss OF
Which was referred to the Committee on Finance.
which referred 10 The Colnml,tss on sewers
Resolved That The Comptroller be and he hereby
SeeSsn FOR the sum Of Sis damages Sorse aud
eAss s's ss sss rss1r"S 70 ID s Go%m on Finance
Rssoiyed IRs, issi street from Fourth to firth Avenue
be regulated graded and The curb and gutter stones SET, ard
centre same under direction Of
which was referred to the Committee on Road.
b Councilman iiAuoRAS-
sidewalks assea Of four es. we through Tie ses esn
Of the = sG street fs,, ard second ave
Which referred the Committee Roads.
message ws scsa %s from mOS9 s is I Mayor
%Ss Bo Sa aS Vicinity March II 5
Witch Invitation was received.
Report Of special commitise 90 wa-hngon- birthday In
favor Of paying bulls Incurred In such celebration
Repor OF COMMITTEE on National Affairs relative 10 bill Of
Fourth regiment artillery for horse hire
Report Of Committees on Ferries to establish ferry a, foot
OF Spring street
Which was laid
Report Of Committee on Sever: seneurins 70 build s.sn
n
Which was laid over
Councilman KrtLose moved that the Committee Financs
be discharged from the further consideration
ton from Corporation Counsel relative 10 public market
stock. and also ordinance.
Witch was carried.
And the paper was laid
Councilman KELLOGG moved that the Committee ~
be discharged the further sheraton Of petit
ton Of David 1hea for Tor services Ia Board of
Appeal Commissioners.
Which carried.
lie thrreupon presented the following resolution
Resolved That the Comptroller and hereby sutho
rived and directed o draw warrant IA favor OF David
Thea for the OF S3U IN fu services rendered AZ
New YORK Fire Department from June is6i. june Z.
1866.
Which, with tho petition, was iaid
nnARp or ALpsHsys
Report Conmie. Streets, with rsnluiion AZ foi-
lows
Resolved 1hs, teo,srd sreet Broadway liudsoa
os the Cotpn Aqueduet Board, and that he accoanyins
ordinance therefor b. adopted
""'s" ""' '''@ roro~s rxs-xrp
Councilman tLYss motrt that Nhen the Board al onrus
Monday ner, ish instant ~ two oe"eA
+, NJ.
Coass Imam srAcOx moved 'has lhe BoaTi do now al
)OwNfbh,ch was carried by the following vol-,- -.
ounciinen KeeuAn s.acnm. Flynn, Cesr,,.
Hariut1n BrnsLnsn, keoch Green. White haesAs Ae~
ana Haoran--n ...-... 49,.
Nerarige--Councimen Long Rohinsop. O'Brien. hss-
ney, sKo-ter wsts Thomas Rcberts, Pullman ana NV
wssrsapon the Pass,prrr declared tho Beard so<
EDWIN N. u@A1kalf, scrn-
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Ids will
IS they
b faciE
|Bnilies
FGIi
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at / % cent. premium. We now quote New York
sight at 4 % cent. premium, and outdoor sight at
par05 u cent. premium.
STOCKS AND BoNDs-A sale of 4 shares of City
Railroad stock reported in our financial article
yesterday at 200, was magnifed by the types to
400 shares. To-day we have but little activity to
notice. The market is moderately supplied with
favorlte classes, but the demand has almost en-
tirely subsidized, and the only sales that have come
to our notice are the annexed trifing lots viz: a,
Is and 169 shares City Railroad stock at prices that
have been withheld, 100 do. Bank of New Orleans
at 4O5, 80 do. Bank of Louisiana at liz, and l75
and 800 do at 124. Also $4,000 Opelousas Railroad
Bonds, all of the past due coupons taken Off,
at $40.
uNoURRENT BANK NoTEs = Operations under
this head have almost entirely ceased. Offerings
are but little better than nominal, and the princ
pal part Of the outstanding issues of the several
banks in liquidation is now held by parties who
feel confident of soon realizing for them their full
par value. The only sale of any amount that
transpired to-day was $1,000 Louisiana State Bank
at 90c ~ dollar
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8qm Orleans Stloneg @arhet.

CRESCENT oFyroR, No "a CAMP sTREET,l
Tuesday Evening, May !, 1866
EThe movement in the Cold market to-day has
ontinuel restricted and rates have further de-
lined fully l5@l4 t} cent, owing to the rapid
downward tendency of prices at New York.
There was no marked variation noticeable in the
apply or demand, and operations have been CON
med to the following limited amounts, viz: $4,000
il 1853 $4,000 and $25 900 at 1851 $4,000 at 1854
ind $1,000, $4,000 and S2O0 900 at 1875. round
amount is reported to have been offered toward
be close of business at 1244, without finding a
buyer. No sales of any magnitude have trans
Airedin Silver, and we now quote Gold at l244@
S253, and Silver at HIGHS for American coin,
and l25G1l25a for Mexican dollars.
FOREIGN ExouANGE-The heavy decline in rates
Ii Gold and the unfavorabe private adviees of the
Movement in foreign bills at New York have
anded to further depress rates of both Sterling
and Francs to-day, and operations exhibit an ex-
ceedingy restricted aggregate, as will be seen in
the subioined statement, which comprises every
sale worthy of notice that has TRANSFERRED, viz
$4,000 clear bill, sold in the morning, at l37; f750C
at l3530l363; f4OOO at 1354@1364; $4,000 bank
Sterling late in the day. at 1856 $780, private, al
l35; and $500 bill Of lading sterling at price tc
be fixed on delivery. Sales of Francs have beer
confined to 5O,OOOf at AIS and 6O,OOOf. and u.s.,
pOf. at 4,l8}f, We have again revised our figures
md now quote bank sterling at 136@l37; clea1
nlls, l342@1353 bill of lading bills, l3290l333
lanlz francs, 4.l84@4l5; and outdoor francs, 40
b4.2Of.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Increasing weakness ha
been the only noticeable feature in the moyemen
n Domestic Exchange to-day. Offerings of pr
Vate and commercial are still but little better thai
nominal, and the demand at bank for remittanc
shows very heavy and general abatement. TIL
ruling rate over the cdunte was / " cent pre-
MUM to-day, except pit two banks, where
icent. premium was deJ nanded,and the purchase
.SAy banks and bankers have pen confined to tn
following triaing loas VIZ: $1,000 New Yor
sight at u cent, pI remium, and 10000 bank dc
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nrtAED, Me-, April 26.-The steamer Nova
a. from Liverpool the 18th, via Londonderry
Eth. arrived here this morning. Her dates
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How THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL Works IN BOSTON,
A disgraceful event occurred yesterday at the,
stable of the Cambridge Union railway company
which shows the i'll feeling and unmanly prejudice
against the colored race still existing in the minds
of a certain class in the North Mr.. John G.
Stiles, superintendent of the company, having &C.
casion to hire man to care for his private horse
and carriage, which were kept in the company's
stable, hired a colored man for that purpose Mr..
Stiles asked one of the hosters yesterday to show
the new man something about the harness, which
he refused to do, saying he would not work with a
tnigger,n and that if the niger" remained he
would leave. He was told he was at liberty to do
so, upon which he went out and told his fellow
workmen, and all the hostlers, some seventeen in
number, went in body to the office of the com
pany and refused to do any more work
Boston journal.
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Cattle Market.


JEFFERSON OTTY, May 2, 1866.
Arrived yesterday-83 Western and 326 Texas
Beeves, 1877 Calves and Yearlings and Jag Sheep.
sold-16 Western and los Texas Beeves, AZ Hogs,
At Sheep and Mich Cows. Stock Oh sale-3Ol
Western and sos Texas Beeves, 24l Calves and
Yearlings, 953 Hogs, 53l5 Sheep and SO Mich
COWS. We quote:
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known
newly
We the
BY deli
Vol ara
of the
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bill to authorize the construction of dam at
Kilburn, Wis. is alluded to in the legislature as
i" that dam bill.n
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VRNEsT TURPIN,

MANUFACTURER of all kinds 81 FANCY CANDIES,
sYRUPs, GUM DROPS, JUJUBE PASTE and SUGAR
ALMONDS, by team. .. e..
% OLD LEVEE STREET,
between St. Louis and CONT New orlsan
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| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Observation-Disclosures
DILLINGHAM q BEBLoIs-
20. DTLIIHGHAN- JOHN DEBL91s.
Successors to Weed Writers & Co.,
Commission Merchant and Wholesale Grocer
Nos 7, 0, IL and 10 Tchoupitoulas Street,
NEW oRLEAvs
e w. ADAMS.
COMMISSION MERcH4 ANT,
30 Allies Orleans, bordeaux,
FRANCE.
WRIGHT q HENDRICKS
IA U. WRIGHT, formerly of Gmer, Upshur Co, Tezass
B. HENDRICKS, formerly of Harrison Co, Texas
Successors to Wright, Harrison Co,
Receiving, Forwarding and Commlss 10
Merchants, 4
GENERAL DEALERS IN
Dry Goods, Hardware Ready Made Clothing Hats, Shoes
Shoes, sadery, Croctery, Tinware,
Groceries, Bagging, Rope, etc.
LARGE BRICK WAREHOUSE ON TIE LEvEE,
AND
BRICK STORE UNDER FREEMANs HALL, DALLAS
STREET. JEFFERSON, TEXAS
a. L. KOUNs d. BRO,
e. L. KoUNs, BEN B. KoUNs)
General Commission Merchants,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
AND DEALERS IN
FANCY GROCERIES, BOAT AND BAR sToREa
No. 80 Common street. New orleaaG
Collections oonsgnnents to Sen and Orders te Purchase
Particular attention given Receiving and Forwa ing
Liberal Cash Advances made on Constituents
WHITEAFAN BROTHERs,
o. P. WHITMAN, H. c. WHITMAN, E W. WHITE
MANI
Commission, Receiving and Forwarding
Merchants,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GROCERIES, WESTERN PRODUCE, L1EE, CEMENT
NAILS, Etc,
bayou Ezra, LIS.
E Having their old stand respectful
solicit Q renewal Of former patronage.
A @TEWART 6s Co..
ANDREW STEWART j. A AvERAl
CommlEuIon and Forwarding Merchants,
Dealers in
BOAT STORES AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
No. Peters Tor New Levee) street, Canal street.
OPPOSITE TIE CUsToM EousEJ
New Orleans, La
Strict attention paid and Storage Of kinds
Produce Liberal Advances made on Consgnments and
prompt returns Also Agents fo the Red River Express
SMITH 81 CARR, a
d. PINCKNEY SMITH, Carroll parish; JOHN NJ CARR
Madison parish1
Commission Merchants and Purcha sing
Agents,
30 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
R7- Cash Advances made on Consignments.
Particular paid Plow Reapers Stoves
IrOn Steel Mills, Machinery and every eassot Imp
ments, Merchandise Or Produce CONSIGNED to them.
MARKS d FEBRE-
JOSEPH H MARKS, ,ofSsx Orleans; C. FEBEE c
COmmIssfOn Merchants,
lO4 FRONT STREET NEW YoRE
! stqEgos, Arnold 4 Co, New York.
j. q. Brewer 6 Co., :.
| NJ. Echevania a. Co. e.. e,
Isaac Rich d Co., Boston.
=. j, Hart q Co., New Orleans
| Fatjo, Marks Co.,
schmidt 1 zeigler "
|
friends MARKS d FEBRE, New York.
FATJ0, MARKS CO., A. Is and ~ New Levee street
JOSEPH III. OGLEsBY,
GATE oGLEsBY MACAULLYJ
Commission Merchant,
nos. s. 20 AND u TCHoUPIToU1As STREET
NEW ORLEANS.
NFGILVATNE BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 90 Broad Street, New York.
Cash advances on shipments the above house by
| JOSEPH Il. oGLEsBY,
49, 70 and r Tchoupitoulss street
i TAAEEs WRIGHT,
COMM IssIoN NERO liant
"a 1-S CarondeIet street.
Foreign and Domestic EXCHANGE bought and sold.
ADVANCES made on consignments to A. R. McMssteI
Bro, Liverpool Caldwell AshwOrth, Wall street. New
DTTTs d. TRAYER-
THos. H. PITTS, CLARENCE G. THAYER,
| Commission Merchants nd Auction ee
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
PHOTOGRAPHY.
ANDERSON,
PHOTOGRAPH HER
AND
Photographic Stock Dealer
81 CAMP STREET
NEW ORLEANS,

Carries de visite, Halotypes AmbrOtypes, Pictures
Porcelain and every description Of Pictures known the
Art.
sB-An kinds of Photographic Materials at the Lowest
Prices for Cash.