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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-12

The Democrats are now thinking of bribing
Gen. Grant for the possession of his admin
"istration." The story now is that n certain
number of Democrats intend TO introduce n
bill for the "restoraton of the full privileges
"of the Presidency, and it is believed that the
Republicans will anticipate them, and that
"the act will pass in December, to take effect
"from the Fourth of March, This, 10 is held,
will give him all the powers and duties" that
hey think should belong TO his station. Any
Democratic bill proposing to destroy the leg
islation of Congress is not really intended to
compliment or assist Gen. Grant but TO destroy
the work of the Radical party. We trust that
no Republican will be induced to say by his
vote that the legislation of the last four years
was merely temporary, personal and spltetul.
Many of the measures Of Congress were, no
doubt induced by desire on the part of our
friends TO compel President Johnson to do his
duty. Most of them were based upon the
broadcast principles of justice and national
prosperity. The Tenure of Office act for in
stance. il one Of the wisest of our statutes. lt
NAV need some amendment, but the principle
Is absolutely essential to the proper working
Of the Government. If wo had gone oil
dining many more Administrations, with the
vast increase of civil service, and tho
accommodating patronage OF the Preslden-
tal Office, there would have been either
n tcniptation for some bad man to seize abso-
lutte mower or a subordnation OF all interests
of Government TO the wild demands OF q trllm-
plant party. TO pass the bill alluded to in our
1;,,otoi Ia aiu,plv IN say that tho 0LicO OF
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DAII TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers. $40 per annum.
6EuI-WEEKLY tribune. Mail Subscribers ~ per an.
Five copies or over. So each 10 copies s45.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. 81 per annum.
5oOpies 50; II copies, $l5; q copies, 10 one Gd-
Gress s25; q eOpies, 10 names o. Subsc,baS, t21
81 copies. 10 one address, go; 81 copies. TO
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DAuY TRIBUNE De- &c., 4Oc., Co., and fl per lire
eEnI- WEEKLY TRIBUNE. % and 30 cents per limo
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According to position IN the paper
Terms, each in advance.
Address The TRIBUNE, New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-12

Austria and France are incensed at Prince
Charles of the Danubian Principalities, who is
charged with giving, In common with Russia,
iis cordial support to the plans for revolution
King the Christian provinces Of European Iur-
key. Negotiations have therefore been opened
10 strengthen tic sovereignty OF tho Sultan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-12

The Congressional Committee on the Whisky
Frauds. now sitting in this city, had Mr. Dis
trict-Attorney Courtney before them Yesterday
to find out why the Kentucky Bourbon cases
had not been prosecuted. Nothing was elected
however, but the same old story that the Dis
trict-Attorney was restrained by "orders from
"Washington." The Committee will next en-
deayor to learn whence these "ordcrs" proceed,
and wherefore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-12
Congress.

All the recent accounts from SPAN agree
that the Republican party is rapidly gaming
ground. There is not one among all 'ne iIi-
eign princes that have been named as c"nu 1
dates for the throne who inspired the people
at large with confidence in better future. "A
lasting peace it is thought, will bo best secufeu
either bv the establishment of republic OF by
tbe election of native Spaniard, like Espar-
toro "a king.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-12

This is really too muchl The Express argues
that negro suffrage is unconstitutional, because
nothing was said about it in the terms OF Lees
surrender to Gen. Grant. Mr.. Brooks was
popularity supposed to have exhausted the " shin
bone" question long ago, but the botheration OK
Brooks is that you never know when you arc
iOno with him,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-12

The naturalization fraud cases in the United
States Circuit Court were yesterday postponed
Till next week, when the counsel for the de-
tense will attempt TO bring on test case and
give 1t such direction rs will take it before
che Supreme Court at Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-12

The American Photo photographic Company
has begun the publication OF "Lilputian Edition" Of
song and dance music by j. ~ Loretz. the first OF tho
series beng the Grecan Bend Wdl" issued by Charles
Bunce Brooklyn. These comical little publications ara
small enough for the pocket but the plates having
been reduced in the from the ordinary folio ize
the notes are remarkably distinct Each piece Of music
ia sold we believe for three cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-12

Tie Times discovers that somebody has been
finding fault with something done or omitted
at some time by one Greeley and concludes
But after al that is Mr.. Creelcys way OF judy
ing 80 why should lie complaint
We'll: does he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-12

died and plundercd as she now is and for years
has been, we prefer that it shall be done by
Democrats rather than by Republicans. VINO
would not choose to be robbed by stranger
rather than by members Of his own family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-12

We have, at length, the truth concerning th'
sanguinary Election Riots in Savannah, from
q perfectly trustworthy pen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-12

1t Is reported that District-Attorney Courtney
has been called to Washington, and will sOol
he ordered to commit hari-kdri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-12

Mr. Seward denies that he has been bargain
ing for real-estate in San Domingo. lie de-
clares that since an ungrateful public will not
appreciate his services in purchasing Alaska,
he has determined to quit the land business for
avAr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-12

Official returns from all but two counties in
Pennsylvania give Grant majority of 29,293.
The Republican majority in October was 9.677.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-12

The Chairman of the Republican State Com
mittee telegraphs us that Alabama has certainly
gone for Grant and Peace! The Democratic
papers will please pull that State out OF the
"SeymOurn Electoral column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-12

Kansas swung into the enemy right gallant
". She rolls up $4,000 majority for Grant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-12

Madame Olympic Audoudrd delivered l,,a,c ,el he
lectnr, ON Vjclof nugo in llenc. lest evening" 49,
nm anreoiatiye audieneo. tao Union LcaA"' A0''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-12

Mr. Charles ii. Delavan. mentioned in a COM
muncaton this journal yesterday city contractor,
Wishes us TO say that nc is not city contractor and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-12

II may be expected that Russia and Prussia
will hesitate to consent to any scheme of this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-12
.s<rar21orIs Duly Gribmlek.
TERMS or THE ZRIBUNE

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 70, 1868.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-12

tero, as king
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ST LOUIS-steamer Pauline CarrUl- bxs fruit bqls do
Boaman-57o bran order-55 SKIS ship stun
dersonl6 csks bacon Laumsn-l6 tcs bacon DIVER
~ do Is esks bacon 200 bbs pork " San ord ace Sites IS
Cooh, Dohonde &co-l0 kegs butter Lsurencs-425
corn 81 o6 meal IA hhds tobacco Chenow b. Casey 6coI5
pNs Eggs @ bbls Hour zoos 1872 SKIS cats clay ack
&co-olz -sks corn Groebe 6eo-l33 do 20 ties lara
sehwsrtLz9 bos -Four 22l SKIS " Odendah15z
90 Bsi ker514 do to order-2 bxs Schneider Zu
DeiBondio- z0O bols hOnrJ Pohinaus350 do DAMN
ca &eo--6 DO hehler Updke &c0-l90 do Hays lunsba
coso 90 Harris hidwel-5O hf 20 ebls do NRnborn
eo-iao 90 pebondiO 80 do orde514 do 46 ks oats
u henne1y &eo-i5i sks oats Duhy3i9 dc Geo Martin
I,V 40 u baTker-so do kehOr, Updks &eo5j b6s meal
lZV 70 orceilz3 obs pork IS pks tobacco whitney
cslio oois pork Co1vee-lO0 SKIS malt oaEer &eO
htbel oSoeO Nas,ts Bro IS rhds tobacco TORI
sn-f 90 .. ades Mlngo 6co6 do kirkpatrick ksth-l
Jno king-5 DO Roach do Z rzns-l5 do bales
hemp b woods-A eoops fowls Miller Meyers dog
Perkins, Swenson &eo-40 hfbb beer Auen Wayne &c0-
100 be Csnd es Avei-l bxs BiscOe Smms-l box
books N Colby do L MohSn-4 cases mdse Waddy
Ihomn ssn &eo6 bos vinegar Eths9 sks meal Parks
SUI dries e order O. hhds tobacco
BOlleNlLL E-Steamer Belle Lse-T hhds bacon McFAr-
sks corn west Nette.on-42 d. DuSouchst-3T7 do
rms ooseco bales cotton Beses Wako 6co5 pigs
dries sinnot Adams-S3S00 hoop poles Muss0n AcD-H
pkgs orugs bbls OH Berkery-l JnO Chae Rr-
40 pcs eastngs Apeh Labe5 pkgs sundes Payne Hunt
ION Se--II5 oos -four J Vilsvaso-l4 bbls apples
AJn-l-@5 oxs bacon ~ es hams Keep Csulheld57 d.
80 ibis pork Obj D0h0nde ACC i bbls whisky bb
IS &c. hams Stewart Norton bbs meal Ca
sey Ace-lo bos onions Grey Wpdermanl0l hhds t6bsc.
CO Siven-51 do 4 Oian--IT DO Jao King-75 do
Howard ssess0ns barets-ls Pkgs snndss ssf, stsHsE
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ar.ieIs In supplement.
Suer 5nttuiaenrs.
Osasozsr OBFI0s, no. % OAHT sFnuHT.
Saturday Morning. June q. 1853

ORasozsr OBFIos, NO. % uAHT sFsvwr
Saturday Morning June a. iss6
II was very warm upon the landing yesterday.
The weather remains clear.
The steamboat landing presented far buster
appearance yesterday than it has done for sew.
eral days-we may even say weeks. The hide
pendent Jefferson packet Lizzie Hopkins was re-.
ceving steadily all day; and though there was
no lush, the drsymen gave Charlie about as much
as man ought 10 have upon his hands In warm
weather.
The river before the city is receding slowly.
FOR JEFFERSON PosITIvELY TINS Day, AT s
Pm" Know all men by these presents that
the lightning hght-draft packet Lizzie Hopkins
leaves as above, taking freight and passengers for
shreveport ana all intermediate landings. Capt.
Jno. I. Roots will be found at his post. For us 10
say that he is clever gentleman and thorough
commander, ETC., would be superhaous, as he has
made name for himself, and is known to be all
that could be desired-in fact, he just fills the
bill as stesmboatman. His officers are like unto
himself-all good men and true. Mr.. J. W. Ian.
caster oficiates In the Office, and will, beyond
doubt, be considered clever and attentive by all
who have business 10 transact with him. His as.
sis'ant, MIR. Cbas. S. Hoffman, has no superior, and
We can even cay but few equals, in Red River, as
second clerk. Major Sheridan will see to the
physical wants of her passengers, and see that
they have all the delicacies of the season; whilst
Bob Dale will attend to their spiritual welfare.
Remember the Lizzie leaves without fail.
The Bart Able, Capt Harrison, arrived yester.
day evening from Shreveport.
The famous Wild Wagner, Capt. W. B. Rich.
ardson, from Natchez, will be found at the foot of
Sravier street this morning. ready to receive for
her return trip. She leaves this evening at P.
NJ. .Messrs. Libano, Posey and Miller are her
clerks.
The officers Of the Idshoe report the Ouachita
river falling from Camden down.
The ST. Nichols, Capt. Dowty, leaves at S P.
H. today for Gfasd Ecore.
onas houth of The ldahoe, and VIM. Culberson,
Oh rhe bart Able, have our thanks for fsvors.
Inc Grey Eagle arrived yesterday evening from
Capt. ". B. BAraIco commands, aud Messrs.
bay hl ana hooekinsOn have charge of her Office.
The ldenoe, Capt =. A. Blanks, arrived from
Trenton with fair trip.
The Belle Lee, Capt. McGll. Ieaves this evening
at P. NJ. for Louisville.
The ldahoe, Capt Blanks, leaves this evening
fog Trenton and Monroe.
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Exports.

MISUNDERSTANDING W G Hewes-55O bbls hour 1903
SKIS salt 90 bales hay 50 ba.s coffee O SKIS 800 sks
bbls whisky lUO bxs soap
BRAZOS SANTlAGO-Steamshp Morgsn-2fO bbls -four
800 bbs line 30 SKIS oats l2 SKIS 10 lard 60OOO
lumber
HAyRE-Ship Rochestsr-l259 bales cotton 81 500 slaves
HAVRE-shp Bszaar-2020 bales 46 hhds tobacco
5000 slaves
BAvANA-Schr Andromeda-225 bbls lard a. bbls hams
dries
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&coso hfsels beer yzeielesp 20 bbls do .ls,-o
Sas DE Fostsr-i do odSnsoni Do AL. xei a.
Kass,enote-i wheel Weight Allen &eo-s, coso. fosx
Wide s.6sS %sa 10 SS Ts sss
4s bdls chair Ssmpson-sundes to orderfot.l bales
ST is-ssssmsr Bes-soo aour to orser-s,o do
DO EGO ks corn so sts bran Kehlor UPdks &so4,l
IS Dbl. eggs SaybacE seo hall 400 Dol. as n 3D.
meal 2s2 stoves l. pigs mdse d Greenisafso bb
Mon ton7SS Lacey Tsrry IsSs DO grimm ror az
az S T9s Ess U s DO ss as su'ssy Ago
nedy sco-666 do Byrne &cO-99i do Duffv-5ss do
p6 snod ieO DC c6nT DBL:
iwne M smit, &cO-4 bxs white lead "A whtn-y &cO~
. do n Lsss Aes2O Do : shssrs, Sco-i5 d, NJ Ne
hsrdwae Res Bros &co6 pcs castings JnO Cbas Bro
bo -four 2O bO pork i4Ss SKIS 6II6 SKIS os
SRASD tCoRE-st-smsr 8. NI.holas-iO bale. cotton
ts 90 L.man ss1s.s. c Sen
Is hides bdl pelries L Wslmsles 6cot do wax
tries ba Is tides Carlson Marks Gco-2 bags wool l. ccn
rstl 90 Marx Levi dc Veil bags cotton x.
hides NAM &eo-l4 do Bersad Gi6ert-7 bead
BORT-stssmsr B,rt Aces bales cot on to
ur5fidge &co2do Alison &co-2 Jno Phelps &co-I
bale. wool 10 Jno Ghse Bols hides box SsssSax
os sssDfs s .S:so
ss0S-Stea1sT Lasis Hopkas~ss asiss eo.ton 10
IRE s'p; DO oS:5 ID SS Ss0 Sss wool to
bdl hides ny Fox-9 rolls leather Henry &cO-l75
cattle suRdrise order-fotal IS bales cotton
LAFOURCHE-Stesmer fhcker-lOt old iron hhd3 bones
Kaufman-l onions BethancourS sis pots-oes 10
J Wslsh2 bills potatoes TbOs Conveys do "A SKIS do
hhd hide, Pkgs esss cops fowls TerrsbO1ne
Surel do bxs eggs Laesssagne-l Dbl peaches L Ar
tigue-2 cOnDs fowls CherOt-sundTiee to order
OUACHITA ClTY-Steamer IdahOe--I bses cotton to
Levy Hass-l0l SIS cotton seed Farchid-50 do Nc
CaffTey &co-l5O 90 A Bennett &coS do Bienylie OIL
Works bales 10 rolls leather tin Jn0 Hardie &c0
- sks potatoes A j NJ Allen &co--sundres order
LOWER COASr-steamer Aloe Y SKIS rice Ragss-
suDdrie- T. order
BAYOU sARA--StesIner Grey Eaele-s3 bbs potatoes
Sesr.-l6 do Scale WHermanl2 SKIS potatoes TERED
onDe Gou danS sks WOO bdl hides pkas Il La.
eRsssenet machinery Shakespeare, Geddes &cO-3 bales
and sundries 10 order
JEsUITs BEND Steamer ThOs Msy-52 bbls potatoes
and sundf ~ y order
LAFOURoHE-Lugger FilmOrs-l2O bbls potatoes to
PoIETE ALA HAHCE-Luggsr Live oak-s9 bbls rice Is
bbis potatoes A socOla
LAFoUk CHE-Lugger Theodore Cspegas-7O bbls pota-
Surle
ST JOHN BAPTlST-Lugger UnOn-9O bbls potatoes to
oider
JEFFERSON PARIsH-Luggsrs Hard Times etc-lle
bbls potatoes to
PLNsACoLA-schr Pauline-72OOO feet lumber Sanford
a Back
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NEW ORLEANS. COAST AND LAFvURCHE IEDEPks.
DENT PACKET.
Leaves New Orleans ever MONDAY M Y.E, FRIDAY d
LOB IAFOUKCHE, AND coAST-THE NO
II passenger packet Nina slmmes, W, r. Grssthoass
Crptsini jos Dalfcres Clerk VIII leave shove
ing the Coast every Wednesday and Sunday In day hght
Fos hsight o. passage sp PLY on board, or 70
Z. o. nEI.ANCQs, No. "a Old LsYes street.
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Rowan, June Sailed for New Orleans shin Heprietta
Hsyre, June 4-Arrived from New orleans ship Lady
BlessibgtCn.
Liyerp June 7-Arrived from New Orleans shin lana
Scutr ard; Sb-shp VIM Woodbury., McLel2nd. Loading-
ship File de LAR.
Losden june aoleared for New Orleans, ship Naragan
PeInsmbuco May 2L-Arr'ved from New Orleans steam
ship Tsrsr lockwood for Rio de JaneO coaed and pro-
cseded on the 10th. F
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SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Steam Train from CITY, IN
heu OF Horse Car, Every SUNDAY MORNING, at O'Clock
An Extra Train viii leave the City Every SUNDAY EVEN
ING, at O'Clock On and after April 9Th Trains win
leave either end Of the Road sundays EVERY HALF
HOUR from until O'Clock p.
FARE-To and from the Lake, day Is cents Pas.
for GENTLY notify the Conductor prsr depart
Of Train. Fare 70 GENTLY Statioa-Fiteen each
way GEO. PANDELY, General Sup't
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NEW ORLEARs, Jackson AMI
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD

PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY al 4:sopn
making connections With Trains for vcksburg Meridian
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the North and
ACcOMNODATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
st740 going far Brookhsven. Returning, leave
Brookhavsn Al $3.50 A N. on MONDAYS arriving In Nes
Orleans at II rs
Excursion Tickets good for Train of SATURDAY or Sun.
day north, AID Trains Of Sunday Monday south
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY Except Sundays
at $40 n.
T. s WILLIAMS, General Superintendent
JAMES yON0E, General Freight Agent.
ed WAKE. General Tranepnrtation Arant
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Receipt. by RaiIrond..

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON a GREAT NORTHERN
bzles ton POWELL bales iron FOger kco-Sl bars
iron Leeds &eo-9fOO feet lumber W Wesver-fSOO do K
HuRhey- ~ do VIM trms-40O DO A McCOnnell-4SS3 90
tucks timber cars wood b Ohandler-5
FIT yor-4SO0 feet lumbe- Magazine Rh-2S0OD brick
Gubenator-29 SKIS potatoes l. Mann Eeo-l car stock
Imbeau Uollns-l4 bxs fruit b armaD-S do Crst-
e s qxs vegetables Berry Manhard-sundr es to order
Total bales cOften
NEW ORLEANS OPELOUsAs GREAT WESTERN
3hf bales cotton Miltsnberger-02 SKIS potatoes Mur-
ply oil bales " hides Surle400 feet lumber
kern-300 90 BOudreau SOn-suDdres toorder
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WATERING PLACES.

FOR WATERING PLAcFs-MoRGAN LINE O.
Mail Steamer
REDUCTION IN RATES FROM MAYl6
Tor RAY ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRIsTIA
Mississippi City, Biloxi Oceas sprinss and Pascaroals
NEW ARRANGEMENT
~ ne. low pressure iron steamer Laura. Oap,s
JOSEfH NJ WALKER will make reyut. ~ 1rps 20 NJ
places Sfoows on arrival Of Pontchsrrain Railroad train
O iuEsDAYS ard THURSDAYS. A. q train
gcula - eS-s ~ -
Returning. WIN leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY, wRDNg
DA a snd FRIDAY Evenings; Pascageula every sUND1
The above trips will be regularly made unless prevented
oao weather or low water For further information apply
OHAS. A. WHITNEY Co, gents
90 and 50 Camp street.
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- L DBPENDENT PACKET
TIME THROUGH THkEE DAYS TWELVE Hours
Leaves on SATURDAY jane 27,h ats p n
E0R JEFFERsON, sHREvEPORr LoGoy
Bayou, Grand Bayou Grand Ecore. 81 Maurice Ootils
Aexand ia Normans, Barbins and all iniormodats land
ings The NO passenger steamer Lizzie Hopkfns r.
y Roots Master j. w Lsncast 8 HohniAn clerks
vi" leave ~ above For freight passage apply on
orto WIN. NJ SURLS ID New Levee street
WihBURN 4 LORD 60 '}rayier street .
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, ats re
EOk GkAkD ECoRE, ST. MAURICE MONTL
- somery, viii take freight for ali landings the Boo
pes OOtie Alexandria kormana Barbsns and ali -
mediate landings twill take freight Shreveport and ner
mediate landings reshippiDg At Alexanda)-rhs new 49,
magnificent sidevheel passenger steamer
1a. Nicholas.
JOHN DowTY. Massss.
Lou. Clayton and I. J. DOwty, Clerks
WIN leave ~ above For freight passage apply on ho>r
or TO WINBURN A LORD 20 srerv1s., - -
ne 81 Nicholas viii take freight with passengers for
Coast Landings ~ high the month Of Red River cls
viii pc en- the landing TO receive freight every rhursds
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STEAMBOATS,.

Belle Lee, McGill from Louisville
T0wb al Bee, Goel. from st Louis with barges
81 Nicholas Oowtg, from GrsDd EcOrs
Lizzie Hopkins Roots. from JefersOR
Aloe, Rsdovich from Lower Coast
Flicker, Aucoin, from Lafourche
Idahoe, Blanks, from 0uachita City
Pauline Carroll, Waite from st Louis
Grey Eagle, Baranco, from Bayou Sara
ThOs May. DeBoushel. from JesuitS' Bend
Bart Able, Harrison, from Shreveport
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I a kENAIssAAUE LoUIsIANAnE.
NEW ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF "A PAGES
Devoted 60 Southern Interests.
lbsven Years Of Exintsncal

Il eonmsndsbls pubo.tor f,r f.unss ssd osun,u
people VINO practice the elegant French lsnguags revisx
.oeraey the political events Of the week tns situation
NE country We New Orleans American the nteEesn
ees 81 the agricultural and commercial afkrs|
we the market price current the theatrical
thetsrAy and scientific productions Of the day and gv
great variety Of useful iActa, Instructive gems hunor
Aneodoes, and all that composes hrs. class paper.
SUBSCRIPTION; % PKR ANNUM.
rhs pages Of Ia RENAISSANCE are sditsd On
columns and the Advertisements consplcuOusy a
played with reading matter IN ech page that 10 makes =
journal Of best advertising mediums Of south
Job Printing done b all languages. e Oons strost oor
efEzchaDgs Alley New 0rksnk
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VAL " 6<r0 I'm I'm DkAN
MORGAN LINZ U. g. MALL Steamship
EOR GALVESTON AND INDIANoLA-rHE
Line: ~ ~
w. q. Hewes.....I. @. Harris Justin
50 - ary.. a gnes ............ Harlan,
AIabn ma. e. esce mt. M srg
,rnnsoS ..Iartar.......- m atagorda,
VIM g. Hewes,
GEO. Z. TRIP. Commander.
VIII sail on SATURDAY. June 9th, stsAH
Fortrsight or passage apply
CHAS. A. WHITNEY 4 co., Agcra
so and 81 Camp street
No Whisky received without order from the Office
TIE Steamship CLINTON viii succeed the HEW IS
and sail on WEDNESDAY, July lst
EOk TEXAs............-.....sFo FOX TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwICK's BAY ROUTE,
NEW ORLEANS oPEJoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
Passengers the opposite Jsukson Nuare
on SUNDAYS and tn kSDAYS, at * o'clock A n and
the train leaving the Algers Depot al A. arriving At
Brsshear City g. IL taking the Morgan Line Steamships
ct Brashesr for Galveston.
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS
Tickets 20 be had and until o'clock
EVERY DAY Sundays excepted at the once Of the Ops
Ferry Landing. on the morning Of departure
a. X BAYLEY Superintendent
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
schr Pauline Henson from Pensacola Basin
Lugger Fillmore Cassano from LsfOurche matsr-2a dis
trict IS
Lugger Live Oak Hrge POnte ala Haehe 30 master
I'd district Is
Logger Theodore Capegas Dufrssne from LAOurche
ter-2d distriet IS
LuRger Union, from Sc John Baptist I'd district Is
Luggers Hard Times Small Raiebow, from Jefferson
Parish. masters-2d district Is
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Memoranda.

Brig N Burns, Priest. from Havana, to JvflAreubi.
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NATCHEZ.

EATCHEz PACKET,
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS sad SATURDAYS. ats p
EOR EATCHEZ AND ALL NTERMEDILf
landingS-Ths fine passenger pAokst
Wfd Wagner.
". B. RICHARDSON. Master. J. @. LIBANo, Clst
WIZ leave as above GEo. D. HIrK. Agent
II TchouDltoulAs street,
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CORPUS CHRISTI.
FREIGHT AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES
FOE CORPUS CHK,sTI. RocKPoEr AND
St Mays via New Orleans OpelOusss and Great Western
Railroad The Morgan Line Steamer
Austin,
With passengers and freight for Corpus Christi st May
and will hereafter between the Brashear End Of
the Railroad ana ROckpor Texas in with the
1850 A. Feybost from foot of St street. and A. n
tram from Algiers.
Passengers learn the day of departure Brashear
on application at the Railroad onice No 90 Canal street
Freight received and bills of sdng signed Rockport only
at Ferry Landing every day, except Sundays until
g. W. r. BAYLEY. Superintendent