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The New York herald., 1868-06-15
Arrangements for the Reception of the VISIT
Ing Midshipmen.


The formal reception Of the midshipmen will take
place tomorrow. Many Of them obtained permis-
sion to go ashore to-day and have been raternizing
In the most brotherly manner with the cadets, who
are extending to them every courtesy Of which they
are capable The blue and gray jackets are seen in
pairs in every nook and corner Of the post while the
0ficers OF the feet being entertained by the off,
OF the Academy. The following order relating to
the reception was read at parade this evening"
SPECIAL oRDERs-NO. 65
HEADQUARTERs U. s. MILITARY ACADEMY
WEST POINT, N. Y. June H. 1858.
FrIn honor Of the arrival Of the practice aeet OF the
United States Naval Academy at this post salute Of twenty
morrow under the direction Of the Instructor of artillery
Second The Academy and military staff will assemble at
the SUPPLEMENTARY quarters at eleven tomorrow TO
receive officers Of the practice feet The Board Of vs
tors and officers OF the army and visiting st the post
are respectfully invited 70 be present.
suspended tomorrow.
By command OF Breyet Brigadier General PITCHER.
EDWAYD G. BOYNTON, Brevet Major and Adjutant.
At haf-past two In the afternoon the entire corps
OF cadets will proceed under arms to the landing,
whence after being received with all the hOnOrs by
the neet, they win escort the midshipmen to the
parade ground. On their arrival the ceremony Of
awarding the diplomas will be had and the Grafton
delivered.
The cadet graduates are ordered to remain here un
I'll the feet leaves which will be In about one week.
The graduating sermon was delivered to-day BY
Professor French. IL did not materially differ from
those OF previous years. consisting simply In advising
the cadets hat to do and avoid In life.
The New York herald., 1868-06-15
MEXICO.

Nero Secession Reports from the Northern
States Of Mexico-Gloomy Aspect Of Affairs.
SAN FRANCISCO, June Is, 1868.
Tho steamer Montana brings one hundred and
sixty thousand Mexican dollars from Mazatlan.
Reports were prevalent there OF scheme for the
secession OF the Northern Mexican States. Foreign
give gloomy description of the condition Of the
country.
The New York herald., 1868-06-15
PENNS YLVANlA.

H0micide in Philadclphia-A Man Knocked
Down and Fatally Injured for JOculariy
Making an Unfeelins Remurk-He Dies In a
Few Hours.
PHILADELPHIA, June IA, 1868.
Yesterday afternoon, as the steamer from Smiths
Island, pleasure resort In the middle Of the Dela-
ware river, was crossing over to Chestnut street
wharf, there was some contention among pas
sengers owing to the crowded condition OF the
boat. large number OF children was aboard, and
one passenger named Newton Stewart, made use Of
an expression that II the children were drowned
there would be seats enough for men and women.
The remark though unfeeling, was only used In q
jocular way; but when Stewart reached Front and
Chestnut streets on his way home ne was ap-
proacned oy the father OF of the children, who
In great state Of excitement rushed up to Stewart
would YOUR and struck him powerful blow
in the face, which felled him to the earth
the curbstone, breaking his skull and otherwise
fatally tnjurng him. He died few hours afterwards
At the station house after bleeding pr9iaseiy from ON
escape wore velvet cap and a large black NOUS
tache. Deceased was very respectfully connected
but had not lived with his wife since he served In the
late rebellion. He Is represented as having been q
quiet, tnonensive man, and, until recent period
came into share OF his fathers estate and spent
5000 during the past week on spreeing
A Man stabbed and Badly wounded in PhiIa.
delphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June Ii, 1868.
At about one O'Clock this morning Henry Jackson
was stabbed In the right side by man named Buck,
IN the lower part OF the CITY, and seriously wounded
Buck surrendered himself to the police authorities
and the wounded man was taken to the hospital.
Death Of Timothy Heenan from the Effects
of His Wounds.
PHILADELPHIA, June II, 1858.
Timothy Heenan died at the Pennsylvania Hospital
ct four O'Clock this Sunday afternoon In conse-
quence OF the wounds received in the array on Friday
at midnight. His brother, John O. Keenan, was with
him yesterday and to-day. The coroner's inquest
will be held on Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1868-06-15
AQUATIC.

The Shatemuc Boat Club In Another Race
Four Shells In Race Of Two Miles-Ls
Roy, Of New Hamburg, the Winner-Tinsc.
IL Minutes 10 Seconds. .r
POUGHKERPSIE, June IA, 1868
Aquatic matters are looking up hereabouts. The
members Of the Shatemuc Boat Club induged in
another grand matinee yesterday. The contestants
were Irving Grtnnell, d. Leroy, q. G. Rivers and
John Roosevelt. These four are the crack puers Of
the club. 1t will be remembered that they rOwed In
the hrst class race Of the club last Saturday That
race didlnot satisfy all parties and it was hereupoR
concluded to have 1t over again. Grinnen has
many friends who believe he Is the best ameteur
oarsman between New YORK and Albany, and they
could not account for his being beaten by Lie Roy
one week ago, so they thought they would test the
matter once more, and yesterday was the day set
down for the second heat. The course rowed over
was two miles long, which was three-quarters OF
mile longer than the course of the week previous.
e. L. S TTadesu, Of the yacht Louis Of New YORK
which vessel lay In the stream. Grinnell rowed In
the paper boat josie Rlves IN the paper boat 0uthe.
lie Roy In the cedar shell IncOg and ROOse-
welt In the cedar shell Ella. All OF tho
tiny vessels are beautiful specimens OF the mod
Of wnd might na sapsss ne% about 1s ve
the contestants commenced to get In line, with
nell outside Dominic Corning, the G president oe
the club, at this time stood on the dock at yassars
70 'ss 70
the muscular Christian shouted "Go ~ with all MS
force and they did 60. 1t was splendid start
Grinnell, with his noted long stroke, advanced 70
welt also pulled with all their might but they did not
get up" the stroke equal to Grinnel and lie Roy Ths
two latter pulled magnifcently. lie Roy showed
great endurance, and with his quick, short stroke
| was soon abreast OF Grinnell. You have seen TIVE
trotters neck and neck coming down the home
stretch, stranng every nerve for the lead. Well,
such was the case here Side by side the two rOwed
| for nearly quarter Of mile, and the greatest ex-
| element was visible IL was good honest puff
ing as ever was In the world and the contest would
| have been continued in that way to the stakeb0at
had not some lubber head In the steam yacht Kitty
| run that vessel directly IN the way OF the ad-
vancng shells. lie Roy managed to get along very
well, but Grinnell was compelled to slacken speed
little. That changed the condition Of affairs; but
Grinncll, nothing daunted went for his rival again.
aud once more succeeded In catching him. At the
stakeboat, however, lie Roy turned ahead, and kept
the lead down the homestretch winning the race In
~ minutes 10 seconds, Grinnel coming In about ten
lengths behind in AZ minutes 80 seconds. Rtves
third, but his time was not taken. Roosevelt gave
up before reaching the boat house.
large number OF ladies and gentlemen witnessed
the race. and salutes from steam whistles and tho
firing Of cannon from the steam yacht Kitty aud
the sOOp yacht Louis greeted the victor. I.e Roy
a resident OF New Hamburg
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GERMANY.
Count

Count Bismarck's Health.
BERLIN, June Ia, 1858.
The statement has been made and is now authori.
tatively confirmed that Count Bismarck will re-
tire from ONCE for period of three months solely
for the restoration Of his health, which has been
greatly impaired.
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photographic NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
ENGLAND.

Posltien Of the Cabinet -Disraelps Election
Prssranne-kx-Governo Eyre q Candi-
date.
LONDON, June IA, 1858.
II is now generally understood that the Ministry
will make an appeal to the country on the questions
ct Issue between them and the House Of Commons.
The following is the programme which the govern
ment has decided upon:-Parliament is to be dis
solved In October. Wrts win then be issued for the
elections, which will take place during the month Of
November. and on the 9th OF December the meeting
OF the new Parliament will take place.
1t Is announced that ex- x-Governor Eyre of Jamaica.
will contest the seat of John Stuart MIL the member
OF Parliament from Westminster, London, In the
coming election. nr
The New York herald., 1868-06-15
OREGON.

Tho Democratic Majority in the State-The
Heaviest Vote Ever PoIled-COmplexion OF
the Legislature.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 13, 1868.
despatch from Oregon reports that the majority
Tor smith, democrat, for Congress Is between twelve
and thirteen hundred. The ofrcial count In the
counties next to Idaho give Unexpectedly large dem
ocratic majorities. The total vote OF the State
nearly twenty-five thousand, the largest poled
in the State The Senate stands, twelve democrats,
ten republicans; the Assembly twenty EIGHT demo-
Gratis to nineteen republicans
The New York herald., 1868-06-15
TURKEY.

Foreigners a. Landed PrOprietors.
LONDON, June IA, 1858.
The Sultan and his new Cabinet are maturing
plan to permit persons Of foreign birth residing in
Turkey to legally hold property which right to be
guaranteed BY treaties with foreign Powers.
The New York herald., 1868-06-15
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Elcctioa Returns-The Democrats Ahead.
CHARLESTON, June Ia, 1868.
The election returns now complete from the thirty
one districts of South Carolina indicate that the
radicals have carried fifteen and the democrats six
zen districts.
The New York herald., 1868-06-15

FIRE IN MULBERRY SrREEr-At ten O'Clock last
night nre occurred In o wood shed In the cellar Of
building No. al Mulberry street. The nre spread
into the grocery store OF owen Kesrn, first noor,
damaging the stock about $500; insured for 81 600
The building is damaged about 8, 900; II Ia owned
by John uock aud fully Insured
The New York herald., 1868-06-15

This Is surely encouraging for II proves that the
white men OF the State arc beginning to exert theil
whole strength az well that the negroes gradu
ally forsaking the Loyal Leagues to vote with the
conservative party,
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The Hon. GEORGE NJ. CURTIS
Democratic Gains in south Carolina.

DemOcFutic WHIus IN SOuth VhtOIna.
The Charleston Neos OF the 18th instant states that
the full returns OF the recent county elections
come in with great irreguarty and many OF the re.
turns received do not show the result with sufficient
clearness to enable us to make comparison of the
vote with the vote OF previous elections Every dis
trict however appears to have increased its demo-
cratic conservative VOTE the change In some dis
tricts being startling. Comparing the vote at the
county elections with the vote upon the ratification
OF the new constitution we obtain the following fig
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PORTU0AL

American Naval Repairs.
LISBON, June H. 1868.
Tho United States steamer Shamrock, which re.
turned TO this port in consequence Gf having sprung
aieak ct sea. has completed her repairs and sailed
for New York.
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Man Stabbed and Badly Wounded in Phila.
delphia.
CALF ORNlA.

Departure or the Golden City from San Fran.
cisco with 0s5O, 1000 In Treasure.
BAN FRANCISCO, June 13, 1868.
The Pacific Mail steamship Golden City sailed for
Panama to-day carrying 2ss passengers and $780, 900
In treasure for New York.
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BELGIUM.


The Farragut Banquet.
r a BRUSSELS, June IA, 1858.
grand banquet was given to Admiral Farragut
and the officers Of his star last week by the United
States Minister, Mr.. Sanford. The officers of State
OF Belgium were present.
The New York herald., 1868-06-15

Circulars OF Every Description and Notices
TO attend meetings printed In the possible msnser,
other simar place In the citv A. The METROPOLITAN JO6
PRINTING EyTABLIsHMENT 81 Nassau street.
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Batcheior's Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world The only perfect Dye harmless reliable ins.Anta
Factory l6 Bond street.
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A.-Caif Sewed Caters IS; Cnlf snIterss
boz toes, So. LORlN BROOKS SON, 40 broadway,
Of Howard street.
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Crtsta ad0r0's Hair Dye.-The Best Rvsr
Astor House.
The New York herald., 1868-06-15

A.--Phui0n's ssPaphian soaD'' Possesses the
properties "raphian Lotion" IS q
will not chap tho skin Is invaluable for the TOILET
BATH NURSERY
The New York herald., 1868-06-15

Dyspepsia Tablets Relieve and Caro In.
DIGESTION Heartburn, Sour Stomach and ell weaknesses o.
the diessivs organs. By mail 60c per boz; 40, ,
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Boots, shoes, Caters and slippers I'm Rvery
c. g. RICHMOND
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BniIou's French Yoke shirts, Ready Made n nd
10 order, wholesale and retail. Removed from coo s9i
QroaH
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For Novelties, send 60 Campaign Heed-
turer Of Campaign Goods 90 spring street, New YORK.
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A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
Cuaa, Broadway and Union square, also wholesale sna
etaia At ~ Hroad
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A.-Phai0n's " Paphinn LOtiOno Removes
FKECKLES, PfMPLEs, TAN, SALT RHEUA, ERystP-
"A &c
The New York herald., 1868-06-15

Why should Phalon's Paphtan Lotion Tor
the complexion be popular In volcanic
extingushes eruptions. Sold by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1868-06-15

Get Rid OF a Cold at Once by Using Jayaesa
BxPEcToRANT, cerein cure for oil Pulmonary and Brsu
ch al Affections. Sold 6Verywhsrs.
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WEST POINT.

Arrival Of the Annapolis Cadets and Their
vesseis-The Diplomas to Bo Awarded To-
Day, and the Grand Hop TO Take Place
Tonight.
WEST POINT, June IA, 1853.
About ten O'Clock this morning the naval cadets,
numbering about three hundred and twenty, ar.
rived In their vessels-the Savannah fourteen guns
the Macedonian sixteen guns, and the Dale (ten
guns. The vessels were towed up the stream by the
tugboat General Sheridan and dropped anchor op-
poste this place near the new landing. The cadets
seem to be in very good spirits and are very desrous
of visiting the Post to-day but they will not be al
lowed to go ashore In body until tomorrow, when
they will be received by the cadets Of the Academy
with all the hon0rs. The vessels are in splendid
condition, notwithstanding the fact that they
experienced very rough weather during their seven
days voyage from Annapolis. The decks shine like
polished steel and everything Is in shipshape order.
The authorities here called on the commander Of the
squadron this afternoon, and were received with
great courtesy, although no gunpowder was noisily
used as q salute to-day being Sunday and the mid
dies are being taught to respect 1t.
The following ts list OF the 0f1cers OF the Savan-
nah:-Lieutenant COmmanders-E. O. Matthews,
8. d. Greene J. O'Kene, s. P. Girlette, w. 8. Samp
ter-F. Folsom. Chaplain-Mr. McLaren.
The names OF the 0ficers Of the Macedonian and
Dale were published in the HERALD this morning.
The diplomas will be awarded the graduating class
delivered by Professor Cappee Secretary of the
Board of Visitors. Tomorrow night the grand hop
Will be had in the Mess Hall, at which the middies
will assist.
The New York herald., 1868-06-15
A.-I.yon's Magnetic Insect Powder.

II kills instantly.
Cockrosches feas bugs and kind OF insect verna
killed at by this remarkable powder In not potson
ous, but do is work. single 2 assk he.
killed
A Peck OF Cockroaches.
Be surc YOU get Lyons II is the original and only I'm
Destroying Powder Beware limitations. SEQ slanA
ture Lyon Depot II Park row. New York
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Gold and silver Watches Of all Descriptious,
for saie By GEORGE G. ALLEN, No. u5 BroadWsv, onS
door below Canal street.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Paid In Gold.
Informaton furnished The highest rates paid Tor Douboon
and all kinds Of Gold and silver -
TAYLOR a Co, Bankers, Is Wall stree, ~ ".
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Pamphlcts,N Law Reports, &c., Executed
With nsssnss Qucknsss and dsspsic wsnyave per cso'
q the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
HENT, 81 Nassau street.
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The Famous Corper-97 Nassau Sirec',
corner FUTON The Metropolitan job Printing Bss6shnont
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Watches and Jewelry,
OF all descriptions for sale BY 0Eo q ALLEN, io broat
way one door below Canal street
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Fer First Glass Printing Of Every Descrip-
10 10 ths Metropolitan Job Printing Establishment,
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Licyd's 100000 RevoIvins Doabie Maps
Herald Printed inssructions canvass we'll furn
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Wiss, Teupees and Ornamental Uair.-sest
quality Hair Dye aud Hair Dysng, all cotos. 5AtCHk-
EOR5, 10 Boni stree
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Rssu bIished in fSOO.-The Metropolitan lei
Printing Establishment, 81 Nassau street.
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Rev. Henry Ward Beecher on Churches and
Creeds.

In Plymouth church yesterday the Rev. II. W.
Beecher read the nh chapter OF Galatians and took
for the text Of his the twenty and twenty third
verses. He said he did not believe in churches nor
In creeds nor in special forms of divine worship,
except and only far they or any OF them might
make better men. he could not find IN the Gospels
nor In the writings OF the Apostles any command
that places Of worship should be adorned with
highly finished works OF art or painted walls or
With regard to churches and the varl:
Gus forms Of creed ne expressed himself
churches had good men in their communion, and
not better than they ought % be, and the creed and
organization OF any church should be estimated a.
its communion. The church that produces the
greatest number Of the best men was the church to
which he would give the need q his approval.
ship except In so far az good men resulted from their
teachings. Organisations were instruments which
the improvement and the raising OF men TO perfect
manhood. The institution OF fasting was mere In
strument II might make man better or It might
under penalties, but whatever makes man better
and higher In the scale Of true monhood was com.
mendahle
The New Catholic Cathedral In Brooklyn.
IL announced from the altar In all the Catholic
churches in Brooklyn yesterday that there would be
no vespers in any Of the churches on Sunday next,
in order that the people might avail themselves Of the
opportunity Of witnessing the laying Of the corner
stone Of the new cathedral which will be laid with
McCloskey, Of New York, Will ofiiciate and deliver
the sermon upon the occasion, which will be one or
considerable scst among the Catholic community y.
situated on commanding eminence on the corner
Of Lafayette and Clermonf avenues, the main en-
trance being on the former II viii be Of the early
English Gothic design Of architecture and will be
perhaps the largest church edifce In the country
being $50 fset from trout TO rear aud is4 feet tn width
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Neatssss, Economy and Despatch Combined
Of orders netropoan LOB Printing Estab
ishmsa, 81 Nassau street.
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Ll-lagnNoa 80 lM1NAM-
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hours notice. twenty per cent es. than Il ssy
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The digestive organs BY ma. SS KHns HsT Hsa ST. sro.dv.
RssabIished in IsOO.-Tbe Metropolitan Sss
Printing Establishment ~ Nassau street
Fer First Glass Printing Of Every Descrip-
ton 20 the Metropolitan job Printing EssAousdmeo
ou.rssr. %Sdss.. HEehccct, fu6.Scr ana xaaafsc
tursr Of Campaign Goods, S Spring street, New York.
Get Rid Of Cold At Once BY Using JayneN.
ss. aa.s.soas soS sy~ssrs S S' '"0n'' ''''
for sae by GEORGE c. ALLEN, No. tis Brosdwsy one
door below Canal street..
Lioyd's 100000 Revolving Double Maps
or wholesale asensa See Bu.nese Opportunities IN odss
Neasssss, Econemy aad Despatch CombineA
"a the ssscus!on Of orders Metropolitan JOB Printing Estae
Pamphlets, Law Reports, &c., Executed
With neasness Quckness and despatch Tendve per cent
ETsoPo2lf2s cg5Ssoff gos ffsisTiSS ESTABLISH
Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Paid Ia Gold.
sns 4. so, ruT1h:d ~ o The rates pa Tor
TAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers, IS Wall s,reeL NY
The Famous Corper--e7 Nassau street,
corner fulton The Metropolitan JOB Printing Bssoshmont
Of IN "..cs.,sns @ma for .ss b. Eo ALIEN as roa
way, ons door below Canal street
quality H.r Dye aud Hair Dysns all cotos. At 5AiCHs-
tORs. 10 eoad stree
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Imports.

BORDEAUX-Bark Bon FIls-2 pkgs sausage
A AImand-6 csks wine Brug,er &cO-l do Tes.
tard-SO do Gaines d Relf-2 cases pianos L9ning
DO ZoIn & Bremer-2 pkgs mdse Jas Brandin-5
do Bonnafon-ll Poutz &co IL do cases wine
F Kuntz-l02 do 500 cases wine Couture Bros
200 csks wine Maignsn & Laborde-3 pkgs mdse
Labasse-6 do l. Marcou-7 do NJ Abrams-29 do
Dugsgon-l25 cases sardines 40 csks wine RO-
chereau-26 do 4 csks coensc 20 pkgs mdse TO u
Marnoni-4 csks wine Dasilva-2 do Lion Il
lsrsel-40 do cases do E Roger &co-lO0 cases
sardines l25 bbls vinegar A Lanata-l6 csks wine
Sandoz-50 bbls vinegar Cavaroc-26 pkgs wine
E Stockmeyer-2 pkgs mdse Closterman & Bay
le-l26 csks ia cases wine l50 cases sardines
M0BILE-Steamer LOuise-ll9 bales cotton to
Jos Hoy-l3l do s Cranwell-23 do II McColl-35
Lehman. Newgass &co-20 Butt, Flash & Lyon
10 J ID Blair &co-25 Stewart, Hyde &co-23 do
I h Henderson 10 Ware & Bros EFG llson
&co-5 w c Lipscomb &co-2 Sayre, Plumb &co
sundries to order-Total 426 bales cotton
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Receipts nv KaiiroaSs,

NO. ]. 4 G. y. R. R.-Jsn lO-4 bales cottor
W Robson-26 do R 7 Torian-42 Jos Hoy-II
Stewart, Galbreath q Fizer-l3 & G Cromwell
50 I H N Allen &co-ll r POweIl-I6 DO j
hcLsughlin-l5 Jno Williams a Sons Sykes
% Payne, Huntington &co-2 n Oglesby &co-24
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NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAs
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
U. >. Mail Route Between New Orleans,
Western 4 OuIsiaaa and Texas.

The Railroad Ferybost viii leave the ST. Ann street
opposite the Jackson Square, DAILY ~ NJ conn .ctIn
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving AIgisrs at SA NJ
Shippers and consgnee Of freight by giving to the
New Orleans Transfer Company, Camp and
Streets have their goods received delivered any part
of the city At reduced rates OF draysgs.
Feghts for stations the road landings The Teche
and for Opeousss de iversbe New Ibsia or st Martins
VILE received dai Sundays excepted from n to P ~
at the foot Of st Ann street.
eight for all points Bayou Lsourche between Laha-
devile and Loo kpOrt for Ba1gsr Canal and for Houma
viii be received and transported through Rseeand La-
fourche and ferrbonne stations at through Steamboat rates
An outward freight payable at the time Of shipment and
all inward freight on delivery.
G. W. R. BAILEY,
Runerintendant
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OPELOUSAR.

REGULAR 0PKLOUsAs 4 ATCHAFALAYA PACKET
Leaves on SATURDAY, IIth inst. at IN
LUX OPEtOUsAs, WASHINGTON PORT
Bare Mouth Of Bayou Rouge simnspot ass ali land.
On me stchealaya river and Bayou Courah eaa-The
nsnt ofsn steamer j. -. Biackfo, d. c. G. Pickett
Schmidt clerk. will lesys above. For freight
or Iassske spply on board OF
WI N SHRLs. Is New Leves street.
KENNEL BELL, Front street
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ExpOrts.

-four SOC bbls pork % bbls whisky rs bales hay
1000 SKIS oats and sundries
LAVACA-Schr Palma-5 bbls -four 40 bales
hay 400 SKIS salt 40 tons coal aud sundries
LOUISVILLE Steamer John Kigour-Sundry
mGse
ST LOUIS-Steamer Arma6illo-Sundry mdse
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py the governor and countersigned by the sscre-
tary Of state.
The convention then adjourned to Saturday, the
IL IA inst. at II A.. NJ.