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Dur contemporary of the Eatchitoches Times
an answer to recent paragraph in the
xscEsr, on the above subject, and as we are
Fsys willing that both sides Of question
buld be submitted. we have pleasure in printing
reply:
The CRESCENT takes us TO task for urging so
enuously upon our planters not to rely on cot
and TO plant more corn. Ii says we are " too
Fere." and adds:
If man can make more mohey by planting
kton than coEn--oy, II he has a reasonable ex-
citation OF making more-it Is clearly his duty
plant cotton. There has been entirely too
bch unsouDd political economy about this thing
cotton and corn. Let every man do what he
INKS will advance his own interests and the in
ests Of louisiana
Now what we say may appear to be very I'M
nnd political economy to a resident OF New
leans, but during the gathering seasons OF 1866
build not have sustained 1t as very sound and
hsible. But the fault Of the planters is that
ley cling TO the idea Of cotton contrary to all
kst experience under existing circumstances. II
the grand central idea around which all their
bpes Of wealth revolve. II Is a relic Of the past.
Is based wholly upon the experience of ante.
blum days, when Gotten, as a remuneratve
top, could be relied on. The experience OF the
20 years just past had shaken their faith. but it
hs revived under the recent advance In the great
Iaple.
| We do not set MP our opinion above that OF all
De planting community. II they insist upon
)anting cotton, let them do so. II they make
honey none shall rejoice more than ourselves. II
Ne Ieat disaster OF 1865, 1866 and ls67-tbe
|sitation Of the army worms repeated In 156S,
now seems probable, the whole country willIbe
tduced to the most pitiable condition. There
Dre we have urged upon them, aud do yet urge
bon them. the folly Of q reliance upon the single
foduct of cotton. II has many enemies. all of
thich have increased astonishngly Of late. II will
|pt do TO rely wholly on cotton. 1t is too uncer-
hin. And we must not risk everything on even
ossble faiure-and certainly not on one which
highly probable.
We preached sorghum. castor bean, esculents,
(nall grain, grazing. and every conceivable inno-
.aiion on the fixed idea, but all to no purpose.
there was one little luminary which revoved
Round that idea, which was corn; so we pointed
D that, hoping TO divert their attention. Plenty
q corn is absolutely necessary TO prosperity, but
DO much is almost Q nuisance. But this country
as never had even enough. nor is it likely TO
lave.
What we desire, and what we shall contend for
&ntil experience proves the utter futiity OF our
appeals, is q diversity of crops aud pursuits. We
IRE firmly convinced that the South win never
prosper under any one idea in agriculture. Ii il
be duty of the Southern press to lead the people,
/ possible, into various pursuits. We shall then
lever see whole states brought to the verge OF
|farvation by q single disaster. General pros
terity will be attained and our co untry, self-re
5ant and self-sustaining, will begin the true re
construction Of material interests.
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Fire Losssx .....................S 81 5o7 Is
Marine Losses. ....-..........--. 1880 ~
kivr Lcsses.. " OK "
ssl2oan
Dssccunt In lien 81 scrsp............ 5ls4s 65
Taxes and Internal Revenue.......-.. 2A7h 30
Expenses. Rent, etc, less Discount
Account. .-.......-..-..-.s-..-.-.-- szssiV %
Six per cent Interest outstanding
Scrip 20 LIST March, l56S......... ss.IH ~ "A, ,.o
Reserved for unasiusssd Lossss...........s nz77 8
The Company have the following which in the Re-
pom Of the Finsnce Of the Company, unanimously
adopted BY Board Trustees declared after ample
allowances made to be equivalent TO
Cash Capital Of 100000, viz: aeIs tfl
Invested IN Real Estate. 4s55 IL
Invess Cd In Mortgage Real Estate. Dols 50
Invested In City and other Bonds. si22o "
Invested In Bank and other Stocks. l2sss3 90
Invested Scrip Of Insurance. Companies lS5 S %
Leaned on 1o1u u
Bills Receivable. So5 81
Premiums Of Collection. s126f
Cash had iiisis ~
SIS. 500 Q
The above statement just. true and correct transcript
from the books of the Company.
Parish Of Orleans. City ofNew orlsansj |
Iss PAUL W. ooLLEss.
Third Justice Of the rsaoa
six per cent interest on an ou'''ano,ns 'snp ~
legal holders thereof the second Monday Of May next
60 v,..p-..,s... A''
ANT oAhhiNAA' ''e
Charles Brirxs, .l A. r. Montgomery
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or New York city.
PRESENT CASH ASSETS. OVER
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James + RYAN General Agents tor Louisiana
=
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rhs Board Of Trustees have resolved y pay nx per oA
interest," On me eo's.sno'nk oei''nes'ss y 49,
si-fsd scrip d'v'asno Of I~sn's-.''e POI ''"' -
j. Lors.r, 10 L Grand.
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Q. GAILLAkD, President
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300 PEE SHARE.
But tn. actual amount to ;. paid !. Cash. ]
sss Fer share.
And this amount to be paid fOOw One cent Of the
par at time Of subscribing. more the
capital subscribed and then calls to be made BY
the Board Of Directors per
per month When thyfv- cent of the valus
of the shares paid. certificates Of stock win be is
sued. This viii give the Company spaid up
CASH CAPITAL OF sa.soo.ooo.
which win be SUFFICIENT to duplicate all nearly all
he paying points reached BY the present monopoly
The present Telegraph Companies Of the county have been
consolidated into huge monopoly, and earning
ever six millions q dollars per year. hundred
cent actual Of their Ines their present capital
saving been wasersd over thousand per cent
The NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY have d re-
cognion from the United States Government Of the mpO
lance Of their enterprise grant Of the most valuable
franchises ever conferred upon Telegraph Company No
competing line had the right granted by Con
gress to this Company construct and operate lines
every Railroad and Mall Route in the United States The
ever before organised The question of the Right Of wsy
forever settled
The Stockholders of this Company cannot be sold outer
transerred other Company The act Of Congress
der which this Company been organised prohibits any
transfer of the franchises granted
Caiis-How to be Made.
One pr cent the Stock win be required subscribing
and subsequent calls exceed i've cent month
win be made by Directors from time to time.
may be pecsssa supply funds construct and equip the
nes but no will made after the cent is paid
nt the sntrs Capital Stock shall have been subscribed
Actual Capital Repaired.
The Company consdenty believe that hrynve per
of the Capital stock win construct and fully equip
$4,000 Miles of Wire,
Which wiz connect all the and important
places in the United States This opinion rests upon the
most reliable estimates responsible offers cOnsras
and equip the lnes-
The NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY is organizes
under the laws of the State of York and franchises
fsrred BY an act Of Congress- apprOvedJuly a. ls6s
Pre.iaent-eEoRGE B. sENTER. of Cleveland. Ohio.
s-President-RoBERT soUIREs. Of New York City
Trsa.aer-FREDERIoK PRENTICE, Of New York City
secrstary-GkoRGE B. WALTER, Of New York City.
-cOxrASr's OFFICE
Nos. "a and Ga broadway. New York.
Admitted amount of the Capital Stock Of this Company
allotted to this locality those having opportunity. an
subscribing viii be placed upon equal with its corps
ra,Ors and will secure Ike interest in all franchises whic
have accrued or may hereafter accrue, 70 the COMPANY
from any and all
Parties wishing to subscribe this enterprise, viii End Il
|. Subscription list with
JULES CAssARD. ESQ.,.
Cashier City National Bank.
THOS. /. DIX. ESQ.,,
Cashier Merchants Bank
D. WEBSTER. ESQ.,,
= General Agsu, Of the Company,
A, the efhes Of
rEssRs. g. DUN a CO.,
IIz Poydras street, corner Camp.
New oris.as. La
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TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
NATIONAL
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

new enterprise. to be known me NATIONAL TELE-
GRAPH COMPANY. has been organized, with valuabs
franchise conferred by recent Of Congress- for the pur-
pose Of establishing TRUST LINES OF TELEGRAPH on
all the principal railroads and mall routes In the United
States The Stock to be issued the same principle
that Of the Merchants Union Express Company, which
Gently operations The design interest the
entire business community in the enterprise This DONE
not much dispose ef the Stock 10 the
meas Of the country through which the lines pass.
The Capital Is 10 be
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-28
q. s. MARSHAIIS SALES,
Q. Rouser W. Edward wives.

IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Il for the fifth Circuit and District Of louis
iaps, No. b49-Bg virtue Of writ Of seiz-
nrs and sale, Issued by the above-nained d
Court in the above entitled suit, and received
on the sd November, 1871. have seized and wifi
Offer for sale at public auction, to the highest bid
der, on FRIDAY the 25th day Of Februafy 1852 Al
parish Of Assumption, Louisiana, the following de.
'0lDiD iGERTAiE PLANTATION, established as
sugar plantation, situated in the parish
Of Assumption in this state, the left bank Of the
Bayou LsfouFche, at distance of five miles below
the village of DonaldBonyile. and at about forty
nrpeuts back Of the lands Of the First Concess0ns
81 tuated on said Bayou, and al the place known as
"Brule Dalferes," containing elk arpents front on
Of thlrty-sevsn arpents appertaining to the three
inferior arpents, and twenty two and half arpents
to those Superior, forming together sapertces OF
two hundred arpents, more or less bounded IN ironb
By the lands OF Oeesti1 Dalferes and oiheTs; beow
By those of Charles Kock: above BY the public road
and back BY those Of Narcsse Suhrez and Others toe
gether with all the buildings and improvements
thereon viz. One dwelling house, ktcheg aud out
houses four negro cabins one sugar house and ma
cbinary stable and one corn CRIB seized as above
stated to satisfy the plaintiff Cashier honyers claim
Of four Thousand three hundred and thirty three
dollars and thirtythree and oae.third cents
~ SS5 $50, together With interest and all costs OF
suit as per judgment ~.
TERMS OF SALE Cash in United States Treasury
notes. costs of deed revenue stamps ETC., at expense
of purchaser.
United States Marshal'a Office, New Orleans. Jan
N@'' - F.. j. HEBRON, U. s. Marshal.
No aez -i,as tes 1g9oos DiS'ries OF hoaiS'''n'l'
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-28

.IM JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
.n lnlRNAL OE IHE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
Tonetary and Commercial
MONETARY.
IL. nn1nANs RRpuRLIoAN OrFIoE.

Ne" HoSpAY EvENIsG. January n. 1863. :
.,,orev market continues without any
y ps seatIire recurring special notice. The
~ accommodate their customers to the
M M of their ability. and there is mod
~ omount of capital offering outside;
~ .street %.. rates are unchanged, and there is
..,cb larger demand than can be met by
4 ssnnniC of available funds. Good notes
sn~ad by satisfactory collaterals are nego-
4 ia 1t iA0l1 u cent d3 month, and mort
3 ~ nsper at l2Ml5 u cent f' annum, the
FINER being for Al. -. a.. A..
lN3nt IT the New York kilograms report
PsnTiher Improvement there, the mar
""Jve1cnd to l99@l39l, and closed at lao.
saIes included $1,000 st 1881; $4,000 at
IN, si500 and $4,000 at 1879; and $500,
ooa $1,000, $4,000, $1,000, and 5000 at l394.
siso noticed 8 sale of a gold check on
\, York at 1 f9 cent premium, and on
8.rrdsy SlO, eco, deliverable all this week,
4 tsey The sales of silver included 300
,1;csn dollars at l42, and some tritiing
II H. y movement in foreign exchange was
fa.te5 by sellers holding above the views
: Snvers. particularly toward the close.
4 eei hin of lading, sterling sod carly in
n day at 1904; f500 at 15l, and $1,000,
a;vete bankers, at I.52i. In francs We no.
IN sales Of 20, 600 al commercial at 3.72tw
8siis 400 private bankers' and bank, (65,
Z "A s0 10O) at $40. The market closed too
zIseh unsettled by the advance in gold to
s,nit of regular quotations. l5l3 was Of
vi and refused for Al sterling.
sTha offerings of domestic exchange were
[a5erate. and the market ruled rather more
!. favor of sellers but without any quotable
vance. The banks continued TO check on
XVI York at y cent discount and the
H. Of commercial included $4,000 New
I'M sight at 9-I6 70 cent discount; S25, 600,
a O1O $50, GOO, $50, 600, and several small
I'M Al 4; $40, 900 Boston sight at the same;
IN O0O New, York sight and some smaller
ms at ll.16; $4,000 at ., and $4,000 five
" stocks we noticed sales Of 100 sharas
kTTollton railroad at SIS; 10 do. at $Ts 80,
j ii 200 Bank of New Orleans at S24 so. We
so heard of sales of the former at $40 so
M of the latter at $23 30, but did not
thenticate them.
INV treasury notes were offered freely and
IN market ruled more in favor of buyers.
M sales included $4,000 large 1T l3l dis
mai: $500 and SIC, 900 at l33; $l2e0 at
"A, $500 at l3E; $4,000 at IA, and $1,000 at
ereduced rate of l4a; and $4,000 small at
5000 at 5; $1,000 at. 81; $500 and $1,000
81, and SIS, ,000 at 81. Dealers bought the
Iva early in the day at l3a and sold at 123 ;
ii the small at 5@5a and sold at 4, but
ster the market was heavier. $500 and
1000 state notes sold at 294.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-28
seniamin j. Sanford Va. Gustsve May
rome, Octave Mayronne Alfred Mayronne. and


rome, Octave MayrOnne. Alfred Mayronne and
Dolphin Mayronne
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT c0T5RT
n i gioo She blIth Circuit and District OF Louisiana
80 ,.s 1Dy virtue Of writ of heri faeas to me
entisd py ne above named court in the above
have sezsd sd so9 91 & me 5th day Of December 1851
leI @ at pubiie & auction on FRIDAY the l4th day Of
noon, at the Merchants and Z y
o. Royal street between Canal and Cust5nifoi,s5..
fooyn . descrii "a ~ n- NaN Oreans, Louisiana, the
olsRTAIA SUGAR PLANTATION s,,.,.s
Mississippi river, at about twenty-ge miles q oss
the city OF New Orleans, bounded St The Jppes l,ll
he % paniation a q e wilson hSa q sSs e qSs ssi5 W.T. Y
tion measuring fifteen and one half arpents E5re 6r
more or less, in depth the whole according to fiss
together with all the buildings and improve eafs
thereon, consisting in dwelling houses. negro G bia-
sugErhouse, steam engine, etc, with the exec on
however, OF the portion Of ground and bui ees
now occupied by Mrs Widow u. Rousselle tia
upper line Of the plantation the same being 81 fe
g htigation and the growing crop, the whole o. fj
lands being more fully deser bed in the act o. as
and mortgage OF record in said parish Of st. On
end also The following describedIAnd situated a
The southeast quarter Of section and sout 1ss D
quarter q southwest quarter Of section one, Nj Il
easI nhn q section, the west hAh Of sortEfs
quarter and southwest quarter OF section o ~
Mosg quarter q section fourteen iaDee twenty ~
IN the southeastern (west OF Mississipp lshd dsf n
Of Louisiana, containing six hundred aud fhirt , VI
79slO9 acres, according 10 official survey. W.
3; The CAST half Of southeast quarter of secfic -
and the northeast quarter Of southve.t auAia q
% 1s5ens sna e9st hait oi seeti2n end e nv
Soy,nshin fonriaen sa,fi, ~ =, ~ ~
southeastsrn 5Test III Afistissi ~, y y is,ss a
IosiSisrs 49, ~; ~ siilsilsslI ". iena g =
acres accordine Ia oieiaI snrsse ~e Ate 9'Av'
a M 49, - H. - 49, ~ l .isisi ~ nt-
tbs esst bsif ~ ect - 5 Z. 5e9n91 l9sT
onafter n seeti0n = Y, ~, 9. 49,
so,,tb ~ ~, = hys "a " M to.l.eAiA ioufteen
Of MssissiDp5 Isnd dispTict az Ssts
lag si1 hundred and nine t2lcO Recording to
81 The trhole of ssctioD n, 10 .o..,st =. .s,..,
south Of range twenty eSst n tbo
fsiIin si a o Sistrlet q Lonasiana con
.or;-,, ~ III - e-d uAlrty-hlhe esflu9 acres &C
&. rls t56oe az ssct99, No "a
th -. - slise ., seet9h NO - toisnship Iourteen
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-28

Also. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day ef February
1868 at the hour OF o'clock, z. n at the door OF
the Courthouse, in the parish Of West Eeioiana,
the following described property, viz;
THIRDLY. All the right, title, and interest Of the
defendant, the said Mary q. Stirling, widow in
community and as heir az law as Aforesaid her said
interest being that OF in fun ownership Of
undivided eleven tWentIgths and Of an usutruct
for life Of the remaining undivided nlne-twcuteths
in and to the following described tracts lying and
being situated in the parish Of West FelieIana being
in one body. aod known as the Myrtles plantation,
containing three thousand and eight and ninety
hundreths acres in tho sgg egato with all the buid-
tns5 and improvements thereupon, and rights, Ways,
and seTFtudos thereunto appertHiuing and stock Ci
and ell other things rpon snd Rppurtanant 20 said
plantation, and employed in the cultivation Thereof,
and which may be found thoreupon.
Ipe SAID lands are more particularly described as
follows, VIZ;
/. Sections e5 and 60. township south. range
tanning twelve hundTai and eighty eight and forty
four hunoredths acres.
rguths acres.
claim herein, viz; Ninety Thousand dollars WITH 10,
terest and costs per Judgment now cue, and
seyenty-fve thousand dollars due aFst and fourth
February. 1858, and interest,"
CONDITIONS or sALE-The plantations firstly
named as on each side Of the Bayou Ford9ehe, VIII
be sold IN block with all the buildings ana improve
etc which may be thereon, mere or less, at the time
ne properties secondly named will be sold in block
with an fha huidiugs, improvements. tools stock
etss thereon more 81 less ~ tlle tins q sale
with ali the buildinga and stock tools
implements ETC., thureon more less Ct the time
Terins-ossh Fern in United status Treasury notes
Costs Of deed etc. at tho oEpense Of the purchaser
United States Marehais Office, New Orleans
FL HEBRON,
United States Mazshal,
No. 2sT-aI is q % les y y ~
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-28
AUCTION SALES.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE
SALES OF REAL ESTATE
ny C. E. GIRARDEY d. CO.,
AucrosEEHs, OFFICE II EXCHANGE PLACE.
Auction sales at the
MERCHANTS AUoTIoNEERs' EXCHANGE,
On Royal Street.
Luction sales at the

February l-Estate Of j. T. Shngerland, two
two-story and attic Brick Buildings. known az
Harry's Casino" opposite the National Theatre,
on Carroll, between Poydras and Perdido; tR0story
Brick Dwelling No 80 Robertson. between Bienville
and Customhouse streets and the two-story Frame
House No. 2s5 Custombouse, between Villere and
Robertson streets; the two-story Frame Dwelling
and Store No. 95 Claiborne, between Common and
Gssquet streets, facing the Claiborne Market.
The thresstory Brick Store No. Chartres, between
Canal and Customhouse streets. Two lots on Mag.
szine, between Philip and First streets. A one
fourth square Of ground corner Of Louisiana syonus
and Camp street. A Cottage and two lots on
Seventh between Dryades and st. Denis streets A
Cottage and two lots on Cont, between Broad and
White streets. Seventy ynine lots on Gravier, Per-
dido, and other streets near the Marine Hospital
aud New Canal. One hundred and twenty four lots
on Common Gravier, Canal, Customkouse Bien-
vile, Baudin, and Banks streets, Hagsn and Carroll
ton avenues. One square Of eighteen lots on Henry
Clay avenue, in BurtheviIle. one'half square Of
twelve lots on Hillary. Plum, and Fourth streets
February s.-Suecessien OF Herman Dieters, q
two-story Frame House on First between Dryades
and St. Denis streets.
February 15.-Suocess!on Of Lucy Kelly, three two.
story frame Dwellings on Dryades, between Triton
Walk and Calliope streets.
February 2S.-Heirs of Deogpy and LiyaudA.s ys.
the City Of New Orleans: One hundred and sever
batture lots on New Lovee, Front and Water ST 3ets
Race. Orange Richard, Market aud st. jaime,
streets.
February 2e.-suecession Mrs. E. German, A
Double Cottage and two lots corner OF Orange and
Annunciation streets, facing Annunciation Square.
Succession D. and R. Keenar: Pew No. 81 in 81.
Patrick Church, and large lot St Andrew, be.
tween Apollo and Bacohus streets. Succession
Lewis Krail. Tbree.Btory Brick Store corner Of
New Orleans Republican., 1868-01-28
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, January q. 1853.
CoTTos Tho sales to-day amounted to
B0a bales, at irregular prices, but generally
= accordance with the following quota
scns; Ordinary at l4S8I5lc., good ordi-
,ry 1el6ll6Ac., low middling at lT4@l73c.,
Kidding l7f0lSc., strict middliRg st ls4@
H., and good middling at 1900.
s The above, 1t viii be observed, are &c.
gher than Saturdays figures, but in
Ewing the latter we added that while
y raised our quotations only ic., the
Biees paid indicated an irregular
.5ThAce Of 4@4c. They consequently
koK NO actual Improvement. In fact,
Inc buyers reported the market
easier, while on the other hand others
zsrded it as ruling still more in favor of
sisDrs, and quoted low middling at l7A@
BE-, and middliBg at i8@lRtc. The saleB
3clnded strict good ordinary to low mid
8ing, OF barely low middiing, at l79c.;
bod style Of low middling at l7A@I74c.;
srlct low middling at I6c.; and strict mid
Ding at l8Ac.; but these were mostly for a
sssifcation above our own which asslmi-
ted to the Liverpool standard. The de-
band was slack throughout the day, but
M simulated after meridian by the ad-
AHce IN gold, without its imparting to it
By activity. Buyers stood alOof in cOnse-
pence Of the ruling rates being decidedly
ore their limits. In several cases factors
fcapted offers which they had previously
hassd, even allowing buyers, in addition, TO
ake some trifling reiectiohs, in order 10
ose The sales.
eueAR-The receipts since Saturday com.
ise 65i hhds. The demand is good at full
eyious prices and all the receipts were sold
4 7i9 &C. S3 b. for inferior; A@l0c. for COM
Hp9; lli69ll2c. for good common; l2kM
&. for fair; l2s@l23c. for good fair; 800
sc. for fully fair; l33c. for prime; 1910
c tor choice; l43@l43c, for yellow olari-
#d; l54Dl53c. for white, and ll3@lSlc.
u seconds.
MOLAssEs The receipts since Saturday
pmprise $50 bbls. The demand is active
\ inll prices, and all the receipts were sold
b955c. q gallon for inferior; 5s@60c. for
Damon; CSC. for centrifugal, 65070c. for
! e; 75c. for light cistern bottom; 60Q075c.
Il fssrmenting; 76c. for good; 7730s0c. for
boiled and SOC. for prime, not reboiled.
ARRIVALS FROM TIE WKsT-The steamers
athmond and LEGAL Tender from Louis
#lle, Great Republic from Cincinnati, and
~ and five barges have arrived since
q review of Saturday.
sfIoUR-We note q steady aud firm
'arket to-day, with a scarcity OF double
tgA and the grades below, which are in
quest, ana iurther upward tendency III
slee for them. Holders are now asking
e q ana $40 30 Il Dbl. for superhne, and
4gfslgll Tor double extra. The principal
&les Today emDraced COO Dds, OF which l5G
sea9ie extra on private terms, 20O and 800
Spunne At $40. q hne at$s 50, 100 do. at
W. DO. az ~ l23, 10 do. at 10 80 and l50
4 fariine at $40 ~ bbl.
voRh-lfhe market closed on saturday,
sae Of supplies on the landing. There have
sn considerable receipts since then, but
y were only partially discharged, and
nach has been done in consequence.