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New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04
River Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPURLIol

OFFICE OF TIE DAILY REPUBLICAN, I
TUESDAY, August 4. ls6s. (
The weatheryestarday very disagrseuble, es
pecially during the after part of the day. Cloud.
threatening r4in hanging heavily over the
city all the morning, and toward n ght emptied
themselves. which operation lasted several hours
A provoking drIzzle kept up until the time Of our
going to press ma ng business the lavea very
dull. Very little activity was manifest yesterday as
tne arrivals were all composed ot coast and ocal
packets who all in with light trips their car.
goes consisting mostly OF fruits an vegetables.
Since our last reporf we have the following:
ARRIvALs.-Al1e from lower coast, Hetty Gilmore
from Bsyou Lafourche, National from Bayou Sara
Uaddo from shreyeT IT. Govern, Allen from rea9
vile, and Pioneer from Shreveport.
DEPARTURES Frank Pargoud for st Louis.
Richmond Ior Red river, A. G. Brown for lower
coast.
high water mark
The Lizzie HOPKINS, which left here on Saturday
last, met with accident to her machinery about
eighteen miles above the city and was obliged to re
turn Tor repairs, Hnicn understand viii be com.
peted by to morrow evening, and will leave at five
o'clock.
FoR GRERNSTLLE The regular Creenville packet
Governor Allen, White, master will leave this even
ing, at hye O'Clock, for GTeenville and all way land
lngs, The Allen is first class boat in every pRrticu
lar, an q ofhcerod by gentlemen who epare no Gains
to make passengers Comfortable.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04
Ocean steamshIps.
Grant in the NIexieap war-A Leap ror


Toward night, as very hard fighting was
going on near the plaza, it was suddenly
discovered that the detachment engaged
was almost out of ammunition. The men
were under hot fire, and could aot hold
their ground for moment without cart
ridges. Taylor's headquarters were a mile
back outside of the town, at Fort Number
0ne,n a captured redoubt. Grant, who
had been with his regiment from the firing
of the first musket, volunteered to go and
find him or Twiggs and order up ammuni-
ton.
He prepared for his ride behind house,
and then dashed out. The moment he
emerged from cover he was under a sweep
ing artillery and musketry fire from forts
and house. But he was probably the best
hOrseman in the army, and his skill did
him good service. Before running the hot
gauntlet he had adopted the posture of the
COmanche Indians in similar peril-lying
against the side of his horse, with one foot
thrown over the saddle, and his hand
clutohed 10 the name. Being on the oppo-
site side from the enemy, any shots 20 harm
him must first pass through his steed.
His horse was well trained, and with
Grant clinging to him in that awkward po-
sition, and "bebbing" up and down with
his motion, he started at quick run. On
the way he had to jump an earth wall
nearly four feet high. He made the leap
aplendidly, and though balls whistled and
shells exploded all around him, Grant had
the good fortune to reach the fort safely.
He found Twiggs, who gave the order to
forward the ammunition, but before it eould
start our troops came pouring back. With
great but fruitless gallautry they had got
into place in which they could not stay.
As Grant himself afterward described it,
they were like the man who caught wild
bOar.-RichardSOR Grant.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04

RECRUITING IN EUROPE FOR New YoRK
HOUSES OF Ill FAME.-At the depot of
Iliegnitz, in Silesia, the police arrested, the
other day, a fellow from New York, who
was just about to start for Hamburg with q
number Of young ladies between fourteen
and fifteen years of age, whom be had in
weighed from their homes under various
pretexts, and whom he was to take to New
York for purposes which we need not spe-
city. He had advertised in ten or fifteen
newspapers that he wished to adopt two
young girls Of good appearance and, in
credible as it may seem, not less than fif-
teen applications had been made to him.
He selected six of the best looking girls.
He then went around the country pretend
ing to look for young nursery-giFls, .bonnes,
and the like. When he was arrested at the
depot Of Liegnitz, there had arrived the
parents Of one of the girls, and the infu-
rated father made an attack on the villain.
whom the bystanders threatened TO lynch.
Among his papers, it is reported, were
found number of documents duplicating
number of persons in Hamburg. Bremen,
and New York In this nelarions traffic.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04

The P, NJ Train from the Lake Will not go be.
yond the Passenger Depot at the head of Elysian
Fields street.
The Horse-car will leave the city at A. NJ, and
the Lake at 10 p. M and not for the present
beyond the Old Depot
For the convenience of Bathers and Fishing Par
ties, Steam Train will leave the New Depot at 4
O'Clock Sunday mornings. An extra trip win also
be run at O'Clock n the day.
Ali Trains are expected TO reach the Passenger
Depot on klysian Fields street in about twenty-six
minutes after having left the New Depot
The Company rates OF Fare and of Toll remain
UNCHANGED.
Adults will be taken to the Lake aud back ON
THE SAME DAY for TWENTY. FIVE CENTS
Children under twelve years of age will be charged
TEN CENTS.
Freight will be carried at the rate of l2s cents
dry barrel.
The full penalty of the Law will be invoked against
all parties who may obstruct the track, or may at
tempt to hang on cars or car steps.
GEORGE PANDELY,
yl6 General Superintendent,
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04

Pnn1P II. SHERIDAN on GESpalt cs.Sr
The New York Tribune says that within
the present year Sheridan, whose opinion
Of General Grant is certainly worth. hav.
ing, wrote as follows TO friend;
1t Is, perhaps. needless for me to tell you
how light my heart is on account of the
glorious record, In front Of which General
Grant now stands before the country.
Inc country now begins to appreciate
that his was the only hand which patted me
on the shoulder, aad gave me encourage
ment when ], almost alone, stuck IN my
little battie-hag at New Orleans to assist
2 second tine IN saving The country and
preserving the record Of our soldiers.
Had Grant, Sherman, and myself and
others gone oyerto the enemy. much dark
ness would have come upon tie Isnd.
Two resolutions Mefe Necessary gar the
settlement Of the rebellion. The srst was
to take away from It ils aiilssafy strength
That was done at Appomattnx. ~
second to take away its political strenrth.
That viii be done next November. IL viii
ee short campaign, but as decisive Is
App0ualIox.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04
CATTLE 1AMKEr.
ALLENTowM nAILRoAB LINE

N k,Ws ALL RATIa. FAST FREIGHT LINZ.
~ airset DesEsen bostQn, New York. and Pitls
9 .99ss. "a ,nslrs91sE. Alsntosn. and Jersey CITY
Ney fgrk goods taf PittsbaEE must b. delivered Al
fisr 20 - ssorsh t.lFef. Q the Agent OF tbs
agents Of the New jersa7 Central Railroad. II same
Bills q Lading issued at the efaeo Of tins Line, No
Boston Once No. u Warrington strept
JOHN n HAMILTON arent
ana Once foot Of Liberty strest. riitsbnrR.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04
OoNsTABLE'S SALES,

w. MeDomatd -, Ihomaa Ernmep and
MIR M1nahAn--No. 5eei
1fHIRD JUSTICE or THE PEACE PARISH
4 efOrleaas by virtue ct writ Of fsri faoiaa.
70 me eireetea by the Honorable John Menta.
iih of Or seEs, I thail proceed % sell az public
enetion, on FRIDAY. the fourteenth day Of Augusl
CaHa Street. Ferry, the following described property,
oWit: -
Drsa LUABER eHAsTK
Seized In the abQYe suit.
IuFmg-oash N United Slates Treasury notes.
aueteh j. A. AoLAIS0s, Constable.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04
AGENTS FOK THE REPUBLICAN

I'm the Country Parishes Of Louisiana.
Ascension-Dona aldsonvile, P. f. Valfrolt In'
reAux Postoffice-Miton Morris -,
Bienvile- -Ringgold-M H. Twltehen'
ssier-Benton--JohnP Pearce
o-Shrsveport-Benlamin McLeran.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LapdnR-J. Il. LAnders
Oaidwell-Oopenhagen B; Edgeworth'
Oarroll-I.ake Providence-GeorRe u. benhaln.
Observation-Disclosures W. Baker.
Observation-Disclosures. B. Harris
De Soto-MAnsfeld-G Snyder.
East Baton Rouge-Baton Rouge-Louis FRANCOIS,
Fast FeIieiana-Ohnton- Richard Lewis.
fberTille-eAyou Goula-P. q. observation-disclosures
nines-wilam Brown
,Daokson--Vernon--li W. Ferguson.
Jeffersou-Carrollton-R G. Gardiner.
IAfayette-Ve OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Riard.
IAfourche---Thibodaux--D IL. Reese-WlIlian
Murrel. ,
IiyinRstoa-P hatoua--Clarke White.
Morehouse-- Bastrop, ". Buckingham - ,
aEatchitoches - Natchitoches, diaries LeFoy Anu
William ii. HiestAnd. r,;t,or+- Es,,-as
Plaquemines-bon Sc1our-D' a. Ahio9"' D-A hH
Settlement-W. A. Brainard nj. p.,,,,.,o;
Rspidss- -Aiuxandrla-ta9tal .. SspneF'
ST Helena-Amite Oty-Wlham Butter -
St JSmes-Convent-N Uuderwood-Uan-
trehs-Joseph Ohver' -. y>.. =
St -OpeOusas---A August DoHato, Jr
ST. Nartin-St. Martnsvie-S. L.. SnaeT.
81 Nary-FranKlin-A. j. Demarest-Jennert
Posto oaice--J. b. Esnard 49, r,...
81 Tam I any Uoving gtOn-Johu Hutcnnison-
Madisonvle-DAniel L. Riggs -,
Ten sas-St Jeseph-Oapt N. K Steele-Oapt' n
rerrsbonne-H Marie u. Dupart.
West Baton Rouge-Lobdelfs Store-Fheooore
West Felicana-st Frauoisyille-J. P. Newshana.
Texns.
Austin-Ridge Paschal
san AntOnio-W. W Gamble.
Shelbyville--GeOrge r. Stuboefeld.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04
4 gentleman writes to the Chicago r.

gentleman writes to the Chicago Re
publican;
"Oace, and only once, saw and heard
Horatio Seymour; and methinks that none
who then heard him, be they Republicans
or Democrats, are in doubt as to where
Horalio Seymour's sympashies were in the
great contest for the nations life. Well do
/ Irecollect II; itwasin 1862, when the news
Of Grants capture Of Fort Donalson ran
from heart 70 heart as sit did along the wires.
Il was the FIRST signal success of Northern
arms. Governor Seymour was ia Milwau-
kee, a guest at the Newhall House. He
was called upon by the crowd for speech.
Bat what a speech for snch an hoaf! So
heartless and cold were bis words they
seemed to freezs as they isll. Eteh SEN
fence was ike water upon flame. Not an
expression OF tlankfllness Tor the nations
prospect Of deliyerance, not 3 word Of con-
grasulasion for great victory, not q sylla-
Die Of praise for our brave boys in blue
not 2 breath OF hope for successful sequel
70 thS war. Il was The general remark
among bis hearers after he had inished.
that all he had said could have been ut.
tered as consistently and as earnestly by
delirraon Davis hidasdR upon lhe same occa.
alon. THAT H1rAtio Seg nonr's sVnnpathies
Hsefe that nlghf with ire parricides 81 the
nAtAon. few that there heard BIN viii ever
alAsaliegep
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04

Captain Sampson, Of the steamship Genl Meade,
reports strong head winds and a hard beating sea
during mis- passage out.
The steamer Lizzie Hopkins met with an accident
her tr and transferred her freight to the lreue
at MuncbaC.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04
CANAL AND CLAIBORNE STREETS
RAILROAD
A New Route to the Lake,

A New ROute to the Lake.
Commencing on SUNDAY, July 10, 1863, the
steam trains on the Poutchartrain Railroad, both
to and from the Lake, will connect at Claiborne
street with the cars Of the CANAL AND OLA1.
BORNE STREETS RAILROAD COMPANY,
passing through spacious and park-like avenues to
Canal street, corner of Rampant
Time from Elysian Fields to Rampant street TWEEN
tytive minutes From Claiborne street to the Lake,
twelve to fteen minutes
RICHARD j. EVANS,
1y26 ct Superintendent.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04

IMPUkIb,
NEW Notwithstanding Cortes-Asstd mdse
mdse
HAV VANA-Schooner AndromedA-ll0 hhds sugar
355 bxs sugar to A Uouturie 4co
SAGUA LA GRANDE-Big Ohimborszo-350
hhds and 30 tcs molAsses to OhAtfraiG Agar
LlNERPOOEs-3ark ID Brockmao-66 tcs mdse
200 SKIS rice 60 + Hart &cO-B bales mdse o 3 Gra-
haln-I1 cases do J StewArt-79 pkgs mdse NJ Dut.
ty--If 10 Stewart, Hyde &co-i cks wine n Betz-5
do earthenwAre Frank, S s. Hlrsch-i03 bbls liquor
Hunter &co--l00 bbs beer Hays runstall &co-60 do
j McFee-l5 cases glass h Moore 6co--5 do mdse TO
selg 4 Ring-5l crates earthenware-h 4 j Wlllitts
do Huntington Bros-400 oGs tin plate B j West
1925 do 4b9 bKs iron $40 bates iron 37 bbs beer 30 doz
mats 16i0 SKIS salt y 800 states to order
MOBlLL--b Gamer ErAnces-2l4 pkgs tobacco TO
W Van Benthuysen &co-sundries to order
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04
sueeesslon Of Widow Joseph Du..uaI

Succession Of Widow Joseph Dussuau.
CE oND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR.
~ cans No. 50 23l-Aot5ee hereby given TO the
creditors Of this estate aud to all other persons
herein interested 10 show CAUSE within ten days
IRON the pf eEfn nt notification 0f any they have or
canl why the aec0uat Presented by the executors Of
this should not be homoloRatea and approved
By order Of the Darrt.
iy9 aut7 NJ. D. TRACY CLERK
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04
RAILROADS,


near VermilliOnvle; thence in westerly direction
to point on the Sabine river. connecting with the
Houston and Beaumont Road
D The building of the road 10 be commenced
within four months after signing the contract of
lease, to be prosecuted with all dispatch, and to
be fully and finally constructed within three
years from the signing of the lease.
6. The grading Culverts. ETC., now made beyond
Berwicks Bay, to be taken by the lessee at Il
valuation to be ascertained by experts, ono to be
appointed by each party, in case of disagreement,
they to select an umpire; and to be paid for on
such terms as shall be hereafter agreed on.
The road to be built, equipped, and maintained
during the entire lease as a first class road in
every respect.
g. At the close of said lease the said road, depots,
stations rolling stock, ETC.. from Berwicks Bay to
the Texas line shall be valued by experts one to be
appointed BY each of the parties hereto and in the
event Of disagreement the two to select an umpire.
whose decision shall be final The value thereof
thus asoertained shall be subscribed as stock IN the
present company, it being we'll understood that all
costs of maintenance, as well as expenses of operat
ing the road shall be at the exclusive charge of the
lessees.
9. The contract with Charles Morgan for running
line of steamers to Texas extending to 1911 to be
carried out by the lessee in every respect
10 The present road to BerBiok's Bay. Including
depots, machine shops rolling stock bridges, ETC.,
to be turned over to the lessee after inventory and
appraisement aud the said properly. or property Of
like character and yalue and ike condition and good
order to be returned to the company at the sxpira
tion of said lease
II. The lessee, to insure the faithful performance
OF this contract to furnish security to the satsfac.
ton OF the Board Of Directors.
p, The aidlessees shall contribute and pay each
year the sum of 5000 payable quarterly to keep up
and maintain the organizatio OF tho railroad com,
pany during the existence Of this lease
l9. The said lessees obgate themselves to do no
act which may operate forfeiture of the charter,
and shall hold the said New Orleans, opelousas
and Great Western Rrailroad Company harmless
against any and all aets of theirs
Sealed proposals will be received at the Office .oi
the company in New Orleans No 50 Canal street un.
til the first day of September next, at twelve clock
NJ, the company reserving the right of rejecting
any all bids
For particular information apply to
O. p LEVERICH,
| President Bank of New York
JOSEPH @. BUTLER,
president Lafayette Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio
CHARLES PARSONS.
Cashier State Savings Association, St Louis. Mo.
GEORGE STURGIS,
| President Northwestern National Bank Chicago.
Illinois, or to the undersigned,
iyl7 EFF A. B. sEGER, President.
BAUE LINE ILLINOIS 0ENTRAE
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04
JEFFEKsONVILLE. MADISON, Am
1NDIAGAPOLIs RAILROAD.

TUE ONLY ALIeRAiL ROUTE TO THE FAs,
4 North, and West--Pass0ngers takiuF thfz ro4f,
arriYaia Eastern Cities Eleven Hourp in adgsnes =
pssseugera leaving same day oD U. 81 Msilboats.
Trains leave and arrive Rf Jeffersr Ilaot finn,
mediately opposite Louisyine) As follows:
snA. n. Hs' sIos sunday s:sA. A. AaaIys saot sgnd
- hssgago checked through to kii pzincip
- EIeKAnt sisoping Oars on AIl night azsins.
~ for oon1ensed through time tables And con,
neetton1 sec small bulls, and call ct Oompanys ofoe
eornsr Third and Main Stroots LoaisTiIls Rantross
HORACH EO0TT
JAMES FEHRIHR
General Ticket Ae8nt
Seaerpopvile, lndsjpiyis se7
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04
C0M MERCTAL.


MONDAY EVENING. huEusl J, Iste.
COTTON-We have again to report the absence Of
any movement this msTket, There was some
htte inquiry during the forenoon To- the purpose OF
filling one or two small orders, but holders ant
tested disposition to sell unless at figures above
the limits OF buyers, the latter subsequently with
drew from he market. Under these circums stances
sales were effected, and are consequently
again compelled to omit quotations.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04

sUcsessIon Of a. o. A. sznIard--No. Ia, ,sss.
GEcOHD DISTRICT COURT FOR THH PAR.
- ish Of Orleans Notice is hereby given to the
Creditors 9i estAts and to ali hsr persons herein
Interested, to show cause within days from the
the ancotnt BY the testEmentary executor
OF the deceased should not be homol0guted and an
proved, the funds distributed in accordance there
with.
Bs order Of the Court
jy3l an8s r. o. TRACY Clerk
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04
.(sEoReE .. vINrnA.. .

n EOAABF H. bANAEAs
PRIeTERs' WAREHOUSE
40. 100 GravIer street. Asw Orleans.
tBstwesB Camp and KAsaaiD essiSl
agent for the sAle q 3. Hoe oos PRINTING
PRESSES and james 1oaneF'e nous' TYPE. A full
sapp4 o9nsfautly oa haad ~ Aanuinetoress' fFios1
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04
RAILROADS.
PONrCnARrRAIN RAILRoAD co.


Observing CITY TINE as closely Us possible, the
trains will run as follows:
HaltinR at Canal street, at French Market, at Old
Passenger Depot, and at Claiborne street.)
SteAm Tram laavaQ NrNy gtaap, Tr,;, taOvaa Az
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession of Maria GOyes and VVITe of
- Pascal Lamarque-Ao zD.743.
SEC0ND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
- ish OF orleans-Aotice Is hereby given TO the
hereiH interested 10 SHOW cause within ten days
from the presdnt notification if any they have or
cam why The account presented by J St Baneat ad.
minstrator of this estate h ud not be homoogated
herewith.
ava 10 NJ o. TRACY. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04

Rad River...... LIZZIE HOPKINS, Roots, P 81.
Jefferson ....... RICHMOND, Boardman, P n.
areenville ....,,. GOVERNOR ALIEN White, P. Il
Lower Coast "A, g. BEowN, Bss5ett, Z NJ.
Mobile. ........... NAL. BOAT, 2 P. m-Onrs'
Pass Christian . LAURA, Walker, A. M.--Oars.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04
ARRIVED SUNDAY,
STEAM SOATs.
Caddo. Barnes, from Shreveport
LATBOATS
Bairi's ilatboat, from Arkansas.
storm S hatboa from Arkansas,
BELOW COMING VI


Brig Hope, -, days from Havana to E Trois-
gros-Uargo 500 bIs sugar 10 r., Jroisgros
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04
NEW NoRK CENTHAL.


NEW YORK CENTRAL DOUBLE TRACK
~ Railroad Tor Buffalo Niagara Fails, Suspensiop
Bridge, and all points in the West.
On and after MONDAY, May i9. lel7 Trains will
FIRsT STEAMBOAT ExpREss
e;15 a. n. from Troy, $50 A. III. from 6lbanv
sterdan 7B0 Tribes HilIB:O3 Fonda s2o Piafi5 In
Bridge $50, Fort PLAIN s;5s, St Johnsvilie s.ii-
II 30 Oneida n;sa Canastota il;5O Cbiftsna moo
2:l0 Manhus l2.25, and arriving IL Syracuse Al
trains far all points west OF Syracuse
sEcoND sTsA&BoIT FSPREss,
, $50 A. nj. from Athens, T:l5 A. N. from Albany
Stepping at Sehanectady 500 Fonda 05 PaIati1s
Bridge $50 st.. Johnsvills go Littls Falls IO.90
Utica Nos Rome 40, Canastota i2.21 SSraSnSs
soppns @ AZ cy5e ri @ons ~ ~ DfsGt Ss K9sa q
Palmyra a;40 Rochester $50. ard all principal STA.
uons to Builalo, Suspension Bridge, and Niagara
Fails 1890 r. NJ.
Passengers by Auburn Road leave Syrappsa a,
1910 r. NJ, stopping at all Stations 10 Roch at
$40 z. d.
CoHNEcrIoHs.--At Suspension Bridge at 7;90 p
M, with Steamboat Express on Great Western Rail
way for Detroit 500 A. M, and Chicago 4;31 p nj.
at Buffalo at $500 p. ~. with First Night Express
train on Lake Shore Railroad for Olevelann Ann
a. M. Wv
MAIL TRAIN.
500 A. NJ, from Albany only-stopping at an Sta
P. NJ, via the Auburn Road, Teaching Rochesfer -
HAS z. NJ and also with Expreas Train via the Di
falo and Suspension Bridge al i2:fs1 p Al ana oon
Meeting iGF az p9iEs' hSB N .hs wss
i22oP 81 ftois. aIba1S nI.Si dioa,
tions, passing Utica $40 p. NJ. Syraciise a.55 p Nj
Roohester 20 NJ and arriving at Buffalo 10 80 a.
s5b H. and connecting with fmiSrSnt rsips a o
Lake shore and Great Western Roads for ali points
newest.
,.oo :, NEW YoRK AND WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
l:Og x M from Troy, lstopping at Schenectady .4
lsl0 A. from Albany, r. NJ. PhlatJnB Rr1dpa
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04

hucceHatOn OF AeraRrd de MnrlRuy-hQ. q.
s0.2s6.
SEooND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ ish OF orlaans--Notice is hereby given 70 ihe
creditors OF this estate, and to al other persons
herein interested, to show caase within ten days
from the present notification. il any they have or
can, why the aeooun presented by W. r. Hepp.
testamentary executor q the deceased. ahould rot
D. homo ogatsd and approved, and the funds dis.
tributed IN accordance thsrsWitb.
a62sn NJ. 0 TRACY, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,. /
Tuesday, August 4, 1853 }
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
No eiearanoes reported yesterday

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steamship General Meade, Sampson, from New
York 18th ult 20 Wood, Low LudWigsen-2d
dist
Steamship Cortes. Nelson, from New York 25th ult,
to A Moulton-2d oist
Stesmshlp Reindeer. Msgrath from Pensacola, to
: g DeshOn-lst dist ID
Bark II d BrsOkuAn oaviR, from Liverpool, to
- CreevS, NickeFson &cO-4th dist q
Brig Cnimborazo. Cook, Is days from bRgua 10
Grande, ~ ChaffrAix d AgAr-lst dist
Br schooner AndromedA, Sourdas, days from Ha'
Vana, to A Oouturie &co-2t dirt IL
TOwBOATS.
Republic, Stuttevant, from the Passes-Towed
down and to sea 23d ut. bark Fanny Eaton.
schooners Pinok ney and Welcome. Brought up
D Brookman brig ChimborazO, and schooner
Andromeda
STEAM OATS.
Aloe, Woods, from Lower Coast.
Irene, Readman, from Jetferson,
National. Gross, from Bayou Sara.
hetty Gilmore King, from Laiourehe.
Gov Allen, Smoker from Greenville.
Frances Blakeslee from Mobile.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04

MANN. Ticket AGENT -
II, Trey Ticket oihes in Union DePot-HENRY
Vo9sNhlLs Ticket Agent
II W. OHITTENDEN
-. General Superintendent, Albanv
hM. l.. DOYLE, General Pass Agent, Alba nv
New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04
TRAVELLERS GUIDE,



Arrival and Departure Of Railroad
TraiHs.
North and East via Jackson Railroad-Leaye
daily at 49O p. M. Arrive at b:4O 7. II.
Galveston via Opelousa5 Railroad and steamer
from BrasheAr-Leaye foot of st. Ann street Thurs
days and Sundays at 1880 =. A. Arrive Wednesdays
and Saturdays at P. N,
Coast steamers.
For Mobile--Steamer leaves Milneburg every day
on arrival of p NJ. Ppntohartraln cars.
For MobiePropeer steamer leaves New Basin
every wednesday and Saturday at p NJ
For Bay St. Louis, Pass Christian, Mississippi
City, Biloxi, and Ocean Springs-Steamer leaves
BIilneburg Tuesdays and Thursdays on arrival OF .
A. train; saturdays on arrival of P. NJ train.
going to PasCagoula.
For Florida ports-SteAmshlp from foot OF Callope
street on the 5th and 10Th Of every month.
For MRdsonville Mandevile, etc.-Steamer leaves
daily arrival of 2 P: N. train; Saturday P. II
Sunday excursion, G:sO a II.
Ocean steamships.
For New York.-Cromwell line every Saturday at
For New York-Merchants' line every Saturday at
EP. NJ.
For Baltimore and Havana-Steamship from Jack
son Square on the lst and 18th Of every month
For Texas Ports
For Galveston and IndiRnoa-Morgan line, foot Of
ST. Joseph street, " Wednesday and Saturday at &
A. NJ.
For Bragos Santiago Morgan line, foot Of st. Jo-
aeDh street, every saturday at a ".