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THE FEELING THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
The Philadelphia "Boys In Blueo-vioIeut
and Unseemiy Denunciation Of the "Rec.
rcantv senators.


PHILADELPHIA, May is, 1868.
The "Boys in Blue" held large and enthusiastic
meeting at the rooms on Chestnut street. opposite
Independence Hail. tonight TO consider the present
state Of the country General Joshua r. Owen pre-
sided. General owen IN seconding the following
resolutions said there seemed to be every indication
that certain Senator'S would go back their original
position. II such was the case he trembed for our
public men. lt showed q want OF moral vitality
among them, but not in the nation. lie desired
there should be an expression OF sentiment In Phi a.
dephia. He believed the republican party could ap
peal to the nobility and generosity Of all men. The
liberties OF the country imperlled. 1t IL poss
bic this condition OF afrairs may lead us 70 new
difficulties. II so let us be prepared. QIeary ap-
plause.)
General Charles II. =. Coils then offered the
following preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted
whereas James w. Grimes, william r. Fessendcn
and Lyman Trumbull, purporting to represent the
loyal people Of the United States well a. .owa,
Maine mud Illinois, prompted by malice, Jealousy,
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MILITARY COMMISSION military commission,
with Brevet Brigadier General e. W. Hnks formerly
Provost Marshal General Of this military district as
Its President, convened In this city yesterday for tfe
trial of James stevens and Ben Mcdaniel disc arged
bradford in WATERFORD o short time ago. The fuli
pariculars of the transaction have already been pub
ished. The commission lganZed anu thc PRISON.
era were arragnei but owing To the TACT tla1 they
had not engaged COUNSEL the trial vas pUstponeu
untu uto.day.-CltdilestOn Courier. Ma l..
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Denunciation Of the Party Whippers-in in
California.

SAN FRANCISCO, May IA, 1868.
At a democratic meeting last night In this city
Eugene Casserly, United States Senator elect, and
Hon. s. B. Axtel, Representative in Congress, made
speeches, in which they severely denounced the
efforts made in Washington to coerce the votes Of
Senator's In the impeachment matter. The San Fran
cisco Times republican orQan) and the EUenig But
pressure declaring that the question Is above party
considerations.
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| The RencOntre Between Jack Hamilton and
Congressman Randall.

Congressman Randall.
Hon. Samuel ]. Randall is not in the House, owing
to injuries received yesterday in his encounter with
Jack Hamilton, Of Texas. They are not, however
serious.
Sunday School Anniversary Executive Order.
The following executive order has been issued:-
EXECUTIVE MANSION WASHINGTON, May IA, 1868.
Teachers OF Sunday schools and others connected
Herewith employed in the several executive de-
partments and In the various branches Of the public
be consistent with law and the public interests, to alb
sent themselves from their duties on Monday, the
18th inst, for the purpose of participating in the
anniversary OF the Washington CITY Sunday School
Union, fixed for that day.
BY order OF the President.
WILLIAM G. MOORE, Secretary.
The Importation Of Wheat and Flour in the
Spanish Provinces.
The Department of State has received intelligence
that the Spanish government has issued decree ex-
tending to the 3lst of December next the former de-
crees for the introduction free OF all fiscal duties
the coasts and frontier Of the Peninsula and Balearc
Islands, of foreign wheat -four and other aimentary
substances to which orders heretofore issued REFER
The Queen has also ordered that during the continu-
alton of the present circumstances shall be admitted
free OF duties at all custom houses Of the kingdom,
straw, hay and other classes Of forage.
The Medal to Cyrus w. Field.
bronze copy of the gold medal to be award
ed to Cyrus W. Field by the act Of Congress
has been received at the Treasury Department and
was to-day exhibited by the Secretary at the Cabi-
net meeting. The model was designed by ]. Colds.
borough Brur Of the Treasury Department. and was
executed at the Mint at Philadelphia 1t Is regarded
by the Secretary Of the Treasury and competent
judges to be superior In design and execution to any
other medal ever before produced in this country
and is OF itself evidence Of the present efficiency In
the artistic department Of the Mint.
The Deaf and Dumb Conference.
Last night the conference OF the principals Of the
American institutions for the deaf and dumb at
tended an exhibition Of the National Deaf Mute Col
lege. After the exhibition addresses were made by
General Garfield, DR.. Peet and others. This morn
ing there was further discussion OF articulation, and
harmonious advanced views were reached. Papers
were read by Rev. W. W. Turner on "Hereditary
Deafnessn J. L. Peet, 'Initial Signs;' L. Pratt
on the National Deaf Mute Colleges" W. J. Palmer,
on Trades for the Deaf and Dumb;' s. Porter, on
"The Best Method Of Teaching Grammar" and p. @.
Gillette on 'The Employment of Female Teachers"
These papers received full discussion and various
resolutions were adopted.
n Death Of q Treasury Clerk.
Colonel W. b. Randolph, Chief Clerk Of the United
States Treasury Office died to-day, aged eighty-One
years. He has been sixty years in the Treasury De-
partment.
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The Attempted Intimidation Of Senator'S
by Radical Congressman.
a Proposed Investigation INTO the
Conduct Of Missouri Jacobirs
Ruled Out by the Speaker.
Another Scene-Mr. Pile, Of Missouri, In
suits Mr.. Woodward, of Pennsylvania,
by "Making Faces Mt Him."
WASHINGTON, May Is, 1868.
Trade With the British Provinces.

WASHINGTON, may 10, zoos.
Trade With the British Provinces.
The Secretary of the Treasury transmitted to the
House of Representatives to-day a supplemental re-
port upon the trade with the British provinces since
the termination Of the Reciprocity treaty, made at
the request Of the Secretary of the Treasury. The
report gives detailed statements regarding the trade
with the United States, both question Of COM
merce and revenue, together with review of the
Canadian tari just passed. and other valuable data.
previous report upon the same subject has at
tracted much attention in Congress-
Receipts from Customs.
From May / to the 9th inclusive, the receipts
from customs were as follows from the ports below
named:-
bOstou 4oA,<oo
New York. Observation-Disclosures. 2,941 200
Philadelphia. 2S9S.7
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NEW 0RLRASs January II. 1853
Ths Board Of Directors have resolved declare scrip
dividend Of THIRTY Pea CENT the net earned partici
p.tng premiums the year ending December 81 1851 and
resolved Six Per Cent interest all out
day Of March. 1883 J. rUYKs, rrssidsnt
]. W. HucKs, Secretary.
uIRECrORa
Geo UrquhartI T.B. blanchard Jr,. Cha LATTE.
A Rocherssu, VIM Stevens, J. N. L~psyra
O. W. Babcoek, J. A. White A Schrsiber,
Jno Gssche ". r. Williams, J. Tuyes.
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The following resolution. accompanying the
unanimously:
grsnted TO J. h. Williams to erect steam engine
on his premises, In the square bounded by Piety,
Desire. Greatmen and Casaeavo streets, provided
that the chimney shall be of brick and carried
above the roof of the adjoining building, and that
the floor about the boiler shall be paved with the
same material, and the whole be erected in &C
cordance with the city ordinances.
On motion the above resolution was sent to the
Board Of Aldermen for concurrence.
Mr.. Fisher moved that 30 much Of the report of
the committee on Improvements and buildings as
referred to the erection Of q frame church within
the fire limits. be referred TO the committee on
fires. Adopted.
The following resolution was read and referred
to the committee on streets and landings:
WHEREAS, There IL q great want Of commercial
facility to connect the jackson Railroad depot
with the river front, in the upper portion Of the
city, owing TO the want Of paved streets, there
fore be IL
ResolUed, That the controller be aud he is
hereby authorized, after five days notice in the
official journal. to adjudicste 9 contract to the
lowest bidder or bidders TO shell Magnolia street.
between Washington street and Felicity Road, the
work to be performed in strict accordance with
plans and specifications on fle In the office Of the
city surveyor.
The following resolutions coming mp on their
second reading were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. the different pounds as now conduct.
ed. and the ordinance creating and governing the
same, are constant source Of annoyance and op-
PRECISION 10 the people, and heavy burden on the
finances OF the city; be IL therefore
Resolved, That . committee Of six members,
three from each board. be appointed to examine
into the pound ordinances. and report as TO the
expediency OF their revision or repeal.
Resolued. That the controller be and he Is here
BY authorized TO warrant on the treasurer In favor
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ED,CATIs,NAL


This Institution Incorporated March, ISIS ~ en- act Of the
Dipmss confer Degrees and bsstsw a. Literary Honors
viii reopen on MOsbAy. August SIS. with new and IN
creased Stat Of Professors -
The Coissiste Course comprsss English Lss.
Rbe,ic Hptory ancient modern; Elocuron Met.phy
sics Eh ca shsmi-iry; Algsbr, higher ecnstry plane
solid and sphsrscai 1rienn.mssry, Surveying ssvgsteo
Analytical 0e5mstry ID fersntA and intsgrn osoe'Is
Astr opy Natural rhoscp.1, Latin, Greek FRENCH
The IrSsrneSisi- conr.s IN des Peumsnship. Orthepy
Geography knglsh Grammar; arithmse. tnteectus ana
prscsics Algebra elementary scred History, Compeston
Eosuios French Music. vocal and nsrumsntA and Lain
Grsmnsr
Epaosry Correspondents. Geography History,
Book Keeping and frsnck
Pstcu sr attention paid 10 Psnms7ship.
There 10 besides Junior small Children IN which
Spelling Reading Writing and the hrst elements Of Oypher-
ms GeNsraphy and French are fought
Fer particulars apply ct the College corner o
Poeyfsrre and Voucher streets .--o.. -.
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GRAMMAR ANs HIGH SCHOOL
Fon BOYS
Corner Camp rerpsiehrs sss opposite Coliseum Place
R. N. LUsnER, PRINCIPAL
The Fourth Annual sessu Of this Commercial and Ciass
institute viii be opened MONDAY, the sist August
1858 Pupils fron 10 eighteen ofsgs
win be carefully trained business parsuiis for sdnis
sion TO any Of the southers Colleges
For and other particulars apply ct the School, or
70 the Principal. Il COMMERCIAL Ais,, orr
W. IRVING CLABKE. Assstsnt,
25s Baronne sweet
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Columbian $oLLEeE.
wAsENsroS, D G.

The Sessions Of tbs ssra departments open follows
The Preparatory, September 9th the uollsse Sptemh
z,d, Thcof sber 7.h October l4th
the Medical, October 49, 80
THE college with references the OF urgsd
suggestion of Wsshinkft that Unve sity al the federal
metropolis would tend the asslm the prncipsI
opinions and IT BY the comm q
education OF portion % lie youth nom svery quarter"
lie srsdastss have setnef she sxpscs.oss u Madison snd
gumsnis In the supre Court and lectures from emn-ni
men. end Of visiting libraries and collections In
Development
The Preparatory School, gives Thorough training
and pres srston r Colese The College proper ks
eight Efficient Profs.sos all the chairs being filled tn
Theelcgcs School hsshres pofsssors and Lectursrs III
Law School four and thy Medical ten. -.
, he expenses as y ct other Colleges Number
6tudents the past year. AA
For further information address
q. v. SAMSON, d. D., Presidsut
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keeping clean ashng the buildings at least
once year. in the month Of May and sweeping
daily the markets, the sidewalks and the stree 8
used by market carts and Wagons, ct their own
expense. f f
SIC. "a. Be IL further ordained, etc., That the
street commissioner be, aud be Is hereby author
ized. whenever the ia. mers OF the markets OF the
city shall fail to comply with the provisions of
this ordinance, for cleaning said markets, to notify
the farmer farmers 30 delinquent to have his or
their market cleaned forthwith, under penalty Of
twenty dollars per day for every day he or they
shall neglect or fail to comply with said ordinance
and notification.
SIC Is. BE IL further ordained. ETC., That the
farmers OF the markets shall furnish 9 Sufficient
number Of barrels or tubs to contain the daily re-
fuse OF the various stalls fruit stands etc. of said
markets. and cause the same TO be placed, &C.
cordipg TO the direction Of the commits aries, on
each aide OF the markets.
SIC 70. e:r further ordained, etc., That all
vendors Of meat. nsh, fruit. etc., within the limits
of said markets, shall be required to throw the
daily refuse of their stands into the barrels or
tubs 20 provided and the contractor for cleansing
The streets Of their district shall cause the same to
be disposed Of as in the case Of other daily ota.
SIC. So Be Il further ordained ETC., That any
vendor In said markets who shall throw. or cause
TO De thrown, any meat, dsh, fruit or vegetables.
whether decayed or otherwise, into any OF the
streets or cutters adjoining said markets, shall be
liable 70 me 2. not less than nve nor more than
shall be paid to the informant, the balance de posi-.
ted In the city treasury for the use Of the city.
sEc. 81. Be Il further ordained, etc. That II
shall be the duty Of the commissaries of the mar.
kes to cause to be posted up at all times, In ct
least six places In each Market this ordnance 10
the French and English languages.
Sac. 81. Be Il further ordained. ETC., That the
ommissary Of each market shall be provided with
aseparate stand In an eligible location, wherein
shall be placed the scales and weights used as 4
STANDARD, and over which shall be attached sigu
with the words "Commsssry Of the Market
SEc. 80. Be u further ordained, etc., That the
mayor shall appoint commissary, at q salary Of
sesenty.fye dollars per month, and deputy
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pENsACoLA eBsERvER.
PUBLISHED TRI.wEEKLY BIZ WI. KrRx a IN

fubscripton-fvsivs months, IS; six month"; m 4, "A
vance tbs long sssspshed journal escoe very desrabi.
IBIS time IN view OF the fact that Pensacola n sssins
her railroad communications with ths North vest an
seeming q point Of Interest 70 sntsrprsing nsn
eree OF me stste Of Florida and IN It's iocsI ds-
oe.otss special attention 70 the immsnss Lanbs,
sno Ilmper trade growing In irs vicinity aso Ia o<s
e.mmercisl items which 70 the careful rssdsr Vii
the developments Of the great natural sdvspts n
- . port Advertisements collected
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
JExxIsss. GATES = 90. 1
q. B. JENNINGS. ,. \. CAFES, .. n. sUrHsRLrN,
Cote. Factors s.d Ce..issasa HrsrsAaass.
No. - PsRDroo srRExr.
......s,.i, "a New Orleans. f.
ArHAH a CO.,
Cwn II. EfrAs, y. p. nrrrrxxs. DAFT r. LoeAs)
GENERAL COMMISSION NERcHAHrs,
.- No. 81 csrondslss strsss. New Orleans.
LIBERAL sdvape.s made shgmspts % our ssds IN Lon
dan. Liverpool. New Yers and Philadslphia
p >. rAvr a CO.. na +.
P. PAW. ALFRED PAvY, Joa A HrNoKss
Cotton Factors and Cs..issssa nasrsAsass.
No. 81 cAaoNDELkr srRBEr.
II Q. NOEL a co..
coxxIssIoN xERcHANTs,
~ For The sale Of
Cattle. Hogs. sheep. Mules and Horses.
STOCK LANDING. NEW oRLkAss
Satisfactory references given u
ANDEEw =. AIKEN.
Successor to Aiken RalasyJ
Cotton Facss~ s.a Cs..sssse. Merchant.
NO. 90 cARoxDELEr STREET.
Nov Orleans. sfe. u. 1
j." sAHxLIi.
p oDucs COMMISSION MERCHANT.
- ne. 81 rshsupsssusss ssrsss.
| '. NEW oRLsAxs.
In. mSan, ;. r x7ooox, Jos ssuusms
sBsecssssns O. Wnkm A0s.J
seMMIssIor nRB0HAHfs
-pos ZEE sAIs or
CATTLE. Megs and Sheep
sFooK LANDING.
| HAr . nEHLs- ~
uIuxAspsl nAx-wnllAn u.lxAI
| confession MERCHAHTs. roR THE PusoHAm
| Bale. Forwarding emo shipment Of Hides, Leather.
WsoL BssswaI rallov. md fan-
nins MassriaA
80. q and q COMMERCE STREET.. NEW onLxAna
JoaH w. HoKkIs . Co.,
Rsmovsd from % Canal ssrsssJ
~ CANAL AND IA cRosMAN srRKEfA
1 General Usmnassion Msrehants. PrsAues
4 a. use EaceOvss
And Dealers IN al kinds d
| AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Agents for Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES and COTTON
GINS
Zimmerman Z Cs.r Cincinnati spsrkiiAs BATAVIA
STARCH. VINEGAR. &C.. etc.. alvsys On hand
/ AKDREw JACKsON,
4 Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
| Family 0rocerses ane Pisssation Duppliss
BATON BOUGE. LA.
| Highess Price Paid for Cotton.
4 COTTON STORED and SHIPPEoto SUIT PLANrKRs
Thanking my friends and the public generally for their for
patronage most respectfully solicit eentinaAncs
the ssme confident that heretofore fully
psbe giving entire satisfaction In my line o. business
he rh piping Of Cotton which liberal Cah Advance
made, required H.ving much Ce;tan 70 shp tor m!
enables TO get reish lower than the usua
chargss Being Agent for the Celebrsssd ARROW TIE
shall always have. with India Bsg<ing end Bsng Tvine
large supply on hand. and win ssr zane Z. Levs,. pas
| Pricel ANDREW JACkoOr.
L Conner Third and Laurel streetA
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A BOOK FOB THE UNreRTUNATE
J. BALDWIN DuFrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE prs
EAsEs mpo.ency, Loss OF Power, Nervous Dsoty viti
notee on lmpedments Marriage should be req by al
<npafins marriage Sent By mail rscsips Of Is cspts ~
D. Duty 4 aRIFFfN,
Nsw Orleans Medical Instituta
80 - Magazine strsst
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DousAAs.
mGRAvER AuD PHOTOGRAPHER,
He. 10 oazp ssrsss.

vsanns I'D wsdd,ns oazds engraved n sss nsu assnns
Businss Card, Account Baiss Oesson. Bfns Il
Ains. CbsckA Invoices szd Circular LsstsH 80, sh>
u>phsd sssls, osassrns sssnpA Deer PisssA ssa
inisiAb Ensosssa = ysp9 - 1nvslsDa wzrHouT
uHARQB roB On
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CEuERAL KIRBr sMITws
au MILITARY ACADEMY.
rt At Neweastie,
~ HExRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY.

September 18th. 1858. KIRBY SMITH. With corps Of
assistants whese qualifications Of lhs highest order VIA
open, 1t Newcastle, Ken.ucsy,
A MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS.
Newcastle Is located the healthy blue region Of
Hsnry county, equi-dsant e ur miles from the Louisve
Frankfort and Lexnston and the Louisville and Cincinnati
Railroads. connected With each By good pike
ard about two hours travel BY rail from Lousviile
The Academy buildings, owned by hm>sh kre OF modern
continuation admirably nd-pted for school pn poses and stu
he suburbs of the swn The standard Of sdaeson
by and searching exsminstons The drcpiae win
be strictly military requiring panctusity aud ptness IN
pericrma OF duty. The domestic department
WIN Be conducted with and bersly the
besh cofcrt snd cont-ntne Of the scosr Toe scho
astc session IL divided into Of twenty EACH
the frr nsncipg fepemher 18th The charges for
everything excepting uniform, booAs and medical sttsnd
will be th hundred and seventy I've dollars =.
Currency for the session Of forty weeks r.ysbl. 10
equal the Ssxn ing Of each ter Ct the
srrsion No deduction from these charges viii made for
sbsebce during thu IN praced sickness
honorable discharge and then tuition fee Of $50
current VII be required
Uniform furnished the most reasonable terms Books
and Louisville prices As the number Of pupffs
limited those wishing places In tbs Institution
should apply In thus making his nsnrnt resi-
Kentucky and deyotng himself 10 ihs education Of
youth the Pncps hopes have the operation Of hks
fri nds in this Comm wealth
For further information address, 4 KIRBY SNIrH.
studsnts will the Eminenee the iousv'lls
and Frankfort Rarosd vhence emnbus>s VIII convey them
TO N-vc-stle r. n 3
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A B0E ER-Eo. 50 cARoNDELET STREET.
A.connisslen and Fore srding Merchant. Liberal cash
sdvsnes mare on COTTON Western proSuce con
signed g my friends Messrs Bruce snpson Co Liver
don nessrA Hsineken Pslnors, New York; Messrz III
Sloan sons Phisdelphia; MsssrA n Coronna Co Mem
Long Louisville, sad M. G. B. Jordan, 0sl.esssa.
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HAWKINS DRAMCH-
CORNER OF oRAvIER AND ST cHARLEA
Opposite b. Charles Hossl,J
RKoPENED-A =. CUSTER IN CHARak
The best brandt Of LIQUORS and WINES, such q Hsv
sins has Get forth Tor yssu constantly On haad Ali
MEDICAL.

~ plsEAsEs-DR DE BAUs sET win take charge Of and
guarantees 20 the following chronic Diseases VIA Secret
Dyspepsia Chicrose Liver Comp amt Diseases Of
y Organs and Deafness. Consultations evsry
o'e;cck ~ tn his ONCE Orleans ana Bour
bon streets. Residence, No. 70 Orleans street.
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RiYer Dianafches.

CINcINNATI, November 2@Noon.-
The river has risen three inches, with
6 feet 9 inches in the channel. The
weather is clear. Thermometer 42o.
There was a smart frost last night,
which made ice.
CAIRO, November 2.-Shamrock,
Cincinnati to st. Louis. 9 P. NJ; Ar
mada, Evansville packet, 10 p. M;
Forsyth, st. Louis, Memphis, 10 PM;
Lawrence. st. Louis, Cincinnati, l A.
NJ; Louisa. Cincinnati, Cairo, 6 A. NJ;
City of Alton, Memphis, st. Louis, s
A. NJ; Shreve. St. Louis, Vicksburg,
Jpn; Rubicon, Vieksburg. st. Louis,
Ppm; Tennessee, Cairo, Columbus,
5P.M. River fell 2 inches. CLEAR.
MEMPHIS, November 2.-Weather
cool, and river stationary. Departed
Belle Memphis, to st. Louis; Minnie,
to Cincinnati. In port: Clifton and
Mississippi.
ST.. Louis. November 2.-Arrived
Hawkeye State, Keokuk; Olive
Branch. New Orleans. Departed
Nj. G. Pike, Bertram and Hawkeye
State, st. Paul; Mobile City. Mem
phis. The river is still falling, but
the channel depth to Cairo remains
at54 feet. Weather clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, November 2.-River
rising. with 3 feet 6 inches in the
canal. Weather clear and pleasant.
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for Other. Rtrer Henas see Third Rag~.

Our dispatches from Cincinnati,
yesterday. report a rise of three inch
es at that poirt, enough, it is hoped,
to check the decline.-......The addi-
tional arrivals and departures yester-
day evening were the Robert Fulton,
from French Island; Anna. Cincin-
natl to st. Louis; James Gray, from
Green River; Nashville, to Cairo;
RapidanfNo.2 to Eastport, and the
packets, to Henderson........The
Champion had much trouble coming
up. She was drawing three and a
half feet and her barge thirty inches .
She left ifty tons of old gas pipe here.
to tighten her up. She left after
dark........The Anna had a good trip,
and after taking a large quantity of
coal, at.Newburg, was drawing A feet
forward, but would trust to 81. She
discharged a large lot of freight here.
........The packets leaving yesterday
had rather moderate trips""."-The
James Gray will probably lie yer to-
day on account of the election.........
The Sam. j. Hale may be expected
this morning en- route to Memphis.
The Lewellin arrived at 81 o'clock
last night with a fair trip. She leaves
positively at four o'clock this evening
..-~....There were no signs. of either
the Louisiana, Sam. j Hale or Min
nicola, up to a late hour last night.
They are doubtless fighting the sand
bars......The Louisiana did not leave
Louisville Saturday night, as adver-
tised. but was positively advertised to
leave last night. She may, therefore,
be expected to day.