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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18
Austria in Her New Career.

The Austrian Red Book, from which we
gave extracts, with notes. 10 the HERALD OF
yesterday, was laid before the delegations In
Vienna on February 4. We have long been
familiar with the English Blue Book more
recently We have learned something OF the
French Yellow Book; but the Austrian Red
Book is something fresh, and not little sug-
8sstive. 1t Is one OF the many indications
which we have noticed that Austria has &C
'cepted her new position and entered with some
spirit on her new career
From the Red Book we learn that Austria
% on friendly terms and is cultivating friendly
relations with all her neighhora Though vir-
tually expelled from Germany she bears no
krudge to Prussia. During the Luxembourg
dificulty she sought to maintain digniaed
neutrality, refusing to encourage France on
the one hand or Prussia on the other. Austria
has looked upon the treaties which Prussia
has formed with the South German States with
no hostile feelings, although it has been her
opinion that the practical effect of these treaties
was to subordinate South Germany to Prussia.
The treaty of Prague, Austria holds, is still
dead letter, and justice has not yet been done
TO the inhabitants of North Schleswig.
! 1t is manifest from the Red Book that Aus
tria is MOI dissatisfied with the action Of the
Trench government towards Italy. She is on
She best OF terms with the government of
King Victor Emanuel but she has not yet
ceased to believe that the interests Of Catho-
1icity" are as much entitled to consideration az
is the "unity of Italy"
On her Eastern border Austria follows a
wise and friendly policy. She is not insensible
TO the interests of the Christian subjects Of the
Porte; but neither is she blind to the dangers
Of instruction. In the Montenegrin and Ser
yian difficulties her influence contributed to
the preservation Of peace and she is pleased
to learn that the "work Of pacifcation makes
gratifying progress in CANDIDA" To her neigh
Dor on the Danube, the Princpalites, she sus-
'tains the most friendly relations. Altogether,
,,there is reason to hope that in her new career,
leaning, as she is bound to do, more on Hun
gary than on her German provinces, Austria
has before her bright and prosperous future.
CONSOLIDATION, not conquest; peace, not war,
ought to characterize her policy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18
SOUTH AMERICA.
BY the ATLANTIC CABLE

The War On tho Parana-L0pez Successful
Tho Troubles in Rosario and Entire Rios
ObiGuary.
LONDON, Feb. IT. 1865.
Private letters from Paraguay dated January IS have
been here which represent that prospects
of the Paraguayans continued improve. They state
that President Lopez taking the offensive and had
twice bombardsd the Brazilian camp on tho Parans with
effect
Tho mail steamer from Rio also brings the following
news-Ths internal troubles OF the Argentine Coneder
ton Increasing rho powerful State Of Entire Rios
had joined Rosario in tho revolt against tho federal gov
eminent.
Dr. Marco Paz Vice President OF the Argentine Con-
federation, and President OF the Senate, is dead.
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FLORIDA.

The Opposing enti0nists-(sc mrrni Meade
Ur9es1 n ,Rcorganizatio0.
TALLAHAsssE, Feb. IL, 1868.
In the Convention to-day twenty-eght members
present. There was NO important action taken. The
Billings party offer TO compromise II Mr. Billings be
nominated for Congress- which the majority refuse do
The Billings party are making heavy efforts 10 get
additional sgnsrs TO thor constitution.
General Meade arrived to-day. He urges both parties
TO rsorfanizs. eect President and expunge oil
records ncs February General Meade 10 the guest Of
%. g Walker, Acting Governor OF Florida
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Distress Among the Nova ScOiian Fishermen-
Report In tho House Of Assembly.
HALIFAX, N. S., Feb. II, 1868.
The committee appointed by the House OF Assembly
to inquire into the shs distress among the
fishermen OF the province report that thore exists
among the fishing population OF the twelve counties
great and widespread restitution, and that unless
tensve and permanent arrangements for their relief be
made many will perish from starvation. The pr0vn-
cia! authorities and the citizens OF the neghboring
provinces are urgently called upon to send relief.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18
ARKANSA

The Election for the Ratification Of the New
Constitution 10 Commence ON the 18th Of
March.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. II, 1858
General Glem has ordered the election for tho ra,-
cation Of the constitution OF Arkansas commence on
tho 18th Of March and continue for i've days. the
to be conducted heretofore the other Southern
StatGs.
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HAYTI.


Popularity Of General saIomon-SpecIe aud
Paper Dollars.
HAVANA, Feb. II, 1868.
Our advices from Hayti are to the 18th inst.
General Solomon is reported to he partly favorable
with the Csc0 rebels. Al the capital he is very
popular.
Business was recovering, and coffee was abun-
dant. The currency Of the republic was quoted at
thrty-one paper dollars for one in specie.
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GEORGIA..

Debate In the Convention on the Powers OF
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Payment Of the
Mem bers To-day.
ATLANTA, Feb. IL, 1888.
In the Convention to-day clause In the report Of the
Legislative Committee. which proposed to empower the
Legislature to alter abolish by twothrds vote any
charter which may be granted hereafter by tho Legis
lave authority debated at considerable length and
finally stricken out by largo majority.
II Is sad that $15 900 viii be paid to the Convention
to.morroW.
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BELGIUM.


Tho Petroleum. Fire mt Antwerp Extin-
GuIshed.
ANTWERP, Feb. II, 1868.
Tho petroleum fire, which burst out on board
vessel in this port Saturday, and caused so
much alarm by its rapid communication to others
tinguished al late hour the same evening.
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JUDGE Russell WILL NOT RETIRE q.
NEW YoRK, Feb. II. 1858.

NKw YORK, Feb IT. 1858.
To TINE EDITOR rHs HERALD
In the issue OF your valuable paper yesterday IL Is
stated as one OF the probabilities Of tho future that
retire from the ofce OF City Judge, which POSI-.
ton now hold. Lest such publication should pro.
duce an erroneous impression among my friends bog
leave to say that have such Intention and that.
Tar as am concerned there Is likelihood Of such an
event taking place.
You viii confer favor upon me BY admitting this
respectfully, yours, A. d. Russell
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OnicinI Resaras or the Election in Galveston.
GALVESTON, Feb II 1898
esl returns Of the election in this cv give 'of 'oe
Ccnyepion--W a,es, 202 snd co.oved as v9sss
Agsrst the nvsn,ioa--wans.. III votes S0iss aud
ka,y arc ssc,ed,
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MISSISSIPPI.

uuparifaneHtary Debate La smc Convention
on Resolution OF Censure-SSse nreu,ber
Spelling fer q Flight.
JAcgsos, Fob. IL. 1868.
The regular course Of business IN the to-
day was interrupted oy personal affair, which throw
everything into great confusion. Such ep,thets an
'lisr," dog" and coward wero head and one
member. standing In the middle OF the aisle an
nounced his readiness TO give satisfaction to any party
agGroved Quiet was 0naiiY restored without ac.uai
hostilites. The trouble grow out OF resolution OF
consure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

steamship New York, captain Dreyer, from New FORK
arrived mere At eleven O'Clock this n'or1ag tbe way
W Bremen.
GLASGOW, Feb 17-Ths steamship Cnited Kingdom.
Captain smith, of the Anchor line, from New Work Feb.
rusry l, srrived ~ this port ycsterdr,
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"a Girdle Round tho Earth In Fort,
NIinutes.O

"a Girdle Round tho Earth In Forty
Minutes"
We published yesterday a special telegram
dated Yokohama, Japan, January 81, via San
FRANCISCO February Is, giving the particulars
sOf the melancholy loss Of Admiral Bell and
Others of the American naval squadron in the
Japan waters, and other important news. This
Telegram was received at our Office on Sunday,
the 18th, at about noon Of the day it was sent
from San Francisco. Yesterday February ~
we received the following special telegram
sfrom Shanghae, China, via Point de Gale and
London, confirming the above intelligence
SHANGHAI, China Jan. 20, via Point do Gale
Admiral Boli United states Navy, Lieutenant Reid
and boats crow Of ton men drowned at Osaca January
II, trying 10 cross par.
It will thus be seen that the San Francisco
lines have again beaten the European lines
from tho East Indies some twenty-four hours
In furnishing news at this point. II must be
remembered, too, that this has been accom-
.plished without the aid Of cable from San
francisco to Japan or China, an advantage til Q
European lines enjoy in the Atlantic cable in
getting around the world. When we have
communications complete by cable from our
Pacific shore to Japanese and Chinese ports
I'VE shall be able to utterly eclipse London in
the speedy transmission Of intelligence from
ahs rich countries Of the East; and as it must
all centre in the city OF New York, both going
land coming, nothing can prevent our metropo-
lis from becoming eventually the great com
mercial focus of the entire world.
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IRELAND.


A sseditious' Editor Con victed.
DuBLiN, Feb 1T--Evsnng.
10 tbs case OF Mr. Sullivan, editor Of thu Dublin No
tom whose trial for the publication OF ssditous bss
occupied the greater portion OF last week. the jury to-
day brought n verdict Of guilty. The case excited
unusual interest
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cable; ana II Jus.ifes the inference that ere
long "manifest destiny" must bring those
Islands into close political and moral as well
rs geographical connection with our portion
OF the great North American Continent.
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BURNING OF SHrrs.--Tbe lesson which Is
taught alike by the burning Of the unknown
ship ninety miles OF Sable Island and By the
burning of ships in the port OF Antwerp is this !:
chat no legal means should be neglected to
preyeu, an evil which OF late has assumed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18
THE NEW DOMINION.

American Observation-Disclosures stock and
Provincial Notes.
OTTAWA, Canada, Feb. II, 1868.
The discount American inv voices for the week will
be % per cent.
Tho Dominion stock has all boon taken up at par.
The provincial in circulation tho 9TH Of Feb
ruary was 81, 247,742.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18

Browns Bronchial TrOcLes.-s Y our TrOchos
well and favoraby known to need commendatisn~
Hon. CHAS. A. PHELPS.
President Massachusetts, Senate
"My communication with the world has bscn very nusA
enlarged by the lozenge which now carry always IN ~
pocket trouble my throat (for which tho Trochoe
N. r. WILLIE.
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CUBA.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
More Spanish Troops for Cuba.
HAVANA, Feb. IL, 1868.
The Spanish mail steamer has arrived from
Cadiz. She brings troops for the island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18

Bachelors Hair Dye..The Best In ehe
world; harmless reliable nstantaAs
GUS Factory is Bond street.
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Arrival Of n wrecked Crew ut Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb II, 1865
Tho ship Saranak, from Liverpool, which has arrived
at tho breakwater has board Captain James b. Cook
and the OF the ship Charles j. Baker, from Got
tenburg, via Queenstown, which vessel was abandoned
at sea on tho sth OF January last in latitude iong
tude 81 in o sinking condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18

Printing of Every Description ExecuteA
with and deApatch aud lower rates
where at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESrAR.
LISuMENT, 81 Nassau street.
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PRUSSIA.

Count Hismarck Seriously su-
BsgLrs Feb II. 1868.
Tue ilncss OF Count Bismarck serious He Is not
able to leave Berlin
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sMADHSE roRTER5 COUGH BAI.sAM
is be the aud eectual remedy aud wi.bs
the reach OF all
For sale BY all druggists at 25c., 5Oc and TOO.
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FRANCE.

English Reports ofthe Cabinet SSt1ation.
IoSDoN, Fsb. II, 1868.
The letters from Paris 10 the English Journals rster-
ate the statement that changes are contemplated in the
policy aud IN the Cabinet Of the Emperor.
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PENNS YLVANiA.

Terrific Explosion in HarrisburS-Thirty Per-
sons Injured.
HARRlsBUsG, Feb. IT, 1888.
fire broke out tonight In the cellar Of Anthony
Kings hardware store the or Third and Mar.
ket Streets caused by the explosion OF coal oil lamp.
The Ore supposed have been extnguished by the
remen, and the store full OF people when ter
rife explosion took place. which about thirty remen
and citizens injured No loss Of life hs, been
ported.
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lEY. TRADE. STOCK AND MARINE REPORrS.
A.-Haxard & Ca.weirn Puro

COD LIVER OIL.
"Best In the world"
Manufactured by CASWELL. HAZARD & OO.s
Under Fifth Avenue Hotel
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Immense Prices Paid for Old Rooks.-
10O, 0O0 Books hand. Catalogues free.
LEGGAT BROTHERS, ll3Nassau At, below Hickman.
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Achieved a World Renowned sHccess.-As-
Chew alters Life Tor the HAIR II positively restores gray
hair It's original color and beauty stops ITS Falling -
healthy delightful hair dressing. sold BY al drag
aists, SARAH A. CHEvALIER, n. u, l,l23 Broadway.
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THE PRESS TeLeesAn.

Tho Papal Debt Burden and Its Discharge
American Banquet to FarraGut.
FLORENCE Feb. II, 1868.
Papal debt
Tho public bonors TO Admiral Farragut closed last
week with a dinner gwen by the United States
Minister, M George r. Marsh. The principal American
residents and visitors. number Of eminent foreigners
and several leading Italians wsrs among the invited
quests
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Loss or nm American Vessel by Fire.
LONDON. Feb. II, 1863
is reported Mt Lloyds that the bark Eureka Captain
Holloway, from New York. OF the vessels de-
stroyea by the IRA which broke out in the petroleum
feet al Antwerp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-18
The Early life Of General Grent.

and information given. GALLAGHER BRO.
80 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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A Perfect Hair Overwhelmingly COcomi.e
impars a fine goss and superior 70 French p0nades
and oils alcoholic washes.
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CristndorO's Hair Dye.-The Best, KsoP
No. y Aston House.
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The Eariy Life Of General Grent.
BY HIS FATHER
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW IN THE LEDGER.
10 toe number Of the LEDGER we shall
commence the publication OF remarkable
work. rsa skstch Of tho early life OF General
Ulysses $. Grant IN OF letters writ,es
expressly for the LEDGER by bis father. Jesse
X Grant, Esq.,, OF kentucky. We undertake 10
tina, no biography SURPRISING this IN interest
was ever published. The man shues out v,yidly
10 every an.cdo.s of boy
Lrpcsn OFFICE. 80 ieekmsn str cot,
NSw yosx, Feb II. 10 Is
To NEwspxALxns:-I take pleasure ia calling Abe -
tention or Sewsdesees throughout the country to s~
above announcement II that thess artens
win DO caugh, at with avdy By classes Of tho -
ing public. They chockfu Of intsresteqsal 70 ~ux
story and win Do Entertaining 70 every man and wooAa,
% every boy girl Tho OF The seres viii spp .s
In hs nu OF the LEDGER be published otlJ go.
dsy, NEXT February a. and Newsdealsrs will a...~
resui,t. orders accordingly me number, ,u -
illustrated By engraving Of tho house whoaJ Gen.r.
Gran, va. born aud rtenssse. o, Aia father an ,.
His father Win appear BY his portrait .bss. M.
graphical sketches, "a himself . or rra.rdios.v
natural eHdo~nen,s and bis style chasgs rsed By srea
rl,h searness The which he .,., IA NJ. oe
hand way OF we denerAa ooyhood are readable a. say
work o, fc.lon Every Wish 80 see obi, s..u..
sccouni OF Grants early iHs
Rear se,tuly yours.
ROBERT BONNER
BH ~h % sosn ~ 'hcse ~ terra ihat General arsnts
father voted Cor aencra jackson for President .,ey ume
"old Hickory" was candidate, sns he wrote
form Of tbs los, wAs s..s Con, cation he N Ohio Re-
rsmss--sAey willbe r,ay IN Se usmtes ,r tho sEpGss
which win be ssued On MONDAY usx. BsScaarya
:, THE Metrsroiitnn Job ~ atiug E-tabii.h-
nr.N N1sau street, 10 fsror 10 furnish Cards, CIR
cags fns,phes Law fAsss eoscts apd ecsestuc~
obieusd elsewhere In che ~.
~ sp iSsrslP5ysD = n! Ay; y eSAis
RbrioEEE or Dr. .sslNG On one b1et snd gratesai
sells 10 ~ ~
M,nsi Tor spc-s sud prnnmerdaI Iair.--4ic.s
nS 'aS and Has " AS ~, cilors ~ HAFChH'r
SSs, wSnds sres1
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The Virgiuin Convention.

The VirGinin Convention.
RICHMOND Feb. II. 1868.
In the Convention to-day the propriety Of prohibiting
counties and cities from subscribing for public improve
ments their corporate capacity was discussed, but
without shy. definite action.
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ABYSSlNlA.


Fewer.
LONDON, Feb. ~, 1881.
psspstcbss nom s"rafc snEcuuce that tho British
erpsdonary corps occupied Addgrsh:, and reports
had reached senste the s,ysace sd reached Der
Aad TasuA 1t was also rumcrcd from the anterior that
the native tribes who had rsveted esalrs. King Taco
dorus wsre again submitting TO his authority,
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TRLEGRAPHIC NEWS
r r M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
ITALY.
SPECIAL TElEsRAM TO THE HERALD.
Admiral Farragut Visits Venice.
FLORENCB. Feb, IL. 1863

TLUKENCh, FtUs II, ioUos
Admiral Farragut, OF the United States Navy,
who has been the recipient of such marked atten.
tion-royal and citizen--for some time past, has
just left the capital for Venice. where it ia said,
he will remain for short time.
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AIAB

Reported Ratification Of the Constitution.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IL, 1893.
The P,eu OF this city has a special telegram, which
contains the following
Unoficai returns from all but fourteen eouutss or
Alabama indicate that 81 900 votes the
10 rafy the constitution and eject
state ofncera
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Sergeant Bates, the Reconstructisn Pedes-
triau-Iiis Reception mt Montgomery.
MONTGOMERY, Feb. II, 1868.
Sergeant Bates, carrying the United States flag,
reached this city to-day. He was met by . large
Der OF citizens In carriages decorated with United states
flags aud by q band Of music. About three Thousand
people out 70 hear the reception speeches and
wscoms him. The old flag was Enthusiastically chsersd,
and hundreds OF ladies, from windows ana balconies On
principal Streets waved their handk to him
az he marched along He was escorted 10 one of the
leading hotels and tn the guest Of the osg ae
remsne AN the speakers and mArshas OF tue day strs
Confederate soldiers.
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PETER PETROLUM'S VISIT TO THE HEAD
MEN OF OUR NAVY.

Tho following letter, evidently written for some sci
entinc Journal, came to us through instruction
wAsHIsTrN, ID. G.,
hriarx In q IN tha ,aa [
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TRUSTEES:
Oaarles Brxs.. A. & Montgomery
Ant Oarrisre, A bee0urt,
sec. A. FosdIek. fraAk WilbsnA
Bruzier Thomas Byne
Chas LAft.a John Thornhill,
Iohn & NAunseu ". A Violet.
p Anderson, Hugh Macdonald,
Alfred Kesny, VIM n PinckArd,
4 Frer4chs, John s Wallis.
Geo ". Dunbar, George Poster,
e p. stockmsya. Andrsv stsv<rt
9eo. ". Rynson- l. g. rotnis,
kreh'd Montgomery, John Nixon, Jr,
Henry J. vss@ r Piagdo
r MArQueaA James Caller,
Cha HsiskAzr, Rudolph sieg.
q. z. Given
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GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA
GRAND r. A. CHATTER.

Samuel NJ. Todd. NJ e. Grand High Priest New oriesz
4 a. Parsoss, Deputy Grand High Priest, Bastrop.
r. q. Stirling Grand King Bayou Sara
II Breen Grand Scribe, New Orleans
Henry r. swasey, Grand Treasurer New Orleans.
J. O. Bachelor, Grand Secretary, New orleAns
Thomas B. Lawson Grand Chaplain, BastroR
Joseph HornOr Grand Capt Of the Host New Orleans
L. Tisdale, Grand p. g., Monroe.
Henry Hamburger Grand r. A Captain, New orieAnA
W. W. Ieake Grand Master Third veil, Bayou Sara
M T. Grard Grand Master Second Veil, Opelsusas.
W Haiaeigh Grand Master First Veil, Franklin.
r. g. Burke, Grand Guard, New Orleans
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SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Steam Train from City, IN
lieu Of uorse Car kvery SUNDAY MORNING, At o'clock.
An Extra Train viii leave the City bv-ry SUNDAY EVEN
ING O'CLOCK. On and after Apr 5th Trains will
leave ether END Of the Road sundays EVERY HALF
HOUR from until o'clock P.
FARk-To and from the Lake. same day. Is cents. Pas
sepgers GENTLY must notify the Conductor prsr depart
Of Train to GENTLY Ststignfiiteen cents each
way GEO. PAkDkLi, IenerA SUBJ
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NEW ORLEANS. OPELoUsAs
NEW ORLEANS, OPEL0UsAe
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
". y. Mail Route Between New Orleans,
Western Louisiana and Texas.

TIE Railroad rsrrybOaa win leave the foot Of ST Ann street.
opposite the jackson Square DAILY ~ n connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algiers atsA
Shippers and eonsgnees Of freight BY giving notice the
New Orleans Transfer Company, Camp and Common
trsets have their goods or delivered IN any part
Of the city Al reduced Of drsyAga
Freghts the road landings on the Techs
and for opsousas dsiversbe st New Iberia or ST Martins
Vile received daily Sundays excepted from n,
nj the foot Of ST Ann street.
Freight for all points Bayou LafOurehs between LAAs
dleve and LOekpOr for BslAnger Canal and for HOamA
will be received and transported through via RsosAnd La
fourche and Terebonne stations through sesnbOa
An outward freight payable At the time Of shipment and
inward reight On delivery.
q. W. q. BAILEY,
Superintende1k
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The Statement just true and correct transcript
rom the Books Of the Company.
CsignsdD D. MICHEL, President
4. MABR, Secretary.
swsn and subscribed before this llth day OF April
A ID 1853 PAUL W. COLLINS,
Third Justice of the Peace, Parish of Orleans,
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors held on the gin OF
April il was resolved dividend Of $40 share be
hereby declared be credited to the Unpaid Stock Notes
D. MICHEL, President
c. T. FORSTER, Vice President
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n. sEELYE,s OOTTON 9IEHEKH
IA and COTTON PIC kERG, So Thomas aud ~
James streets IN the immediate vicinity Of the fooiat
Presses; Mississippi Lous<ns Fire Proot Alabama bhe
pers Planters Tyler. FaetOrs CommsrciA Pelican, Or
leans, Merchant vieksburg and Penn. Having aTste
Carver Cotton Gina Of eighty each ths latest IN
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