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the bayou than has any steamboat since the Red
Chief No. 2 made her last trip, in 1859. Captain
Scott informs Us that he will Keep the LghtWooa
in the trade as long as the water will permit snu
as she will almost float on heavy dew, her arn,.
being only ten inches light, shippers may count
on her staying with us and always going tnrougn.
Our old friend Mr.. II. johnson, who mas cna,ee
of the Office win attend to ell freight intruslea 70
the boat, and see that all passengers are comior'
LEoMThis well.known side-wheel passenger
paeket. under command of Capt. Jas. M. Tucker.
leaves at s p. NJ. to-day for Jefferson. we expect
To see Capt. Tucker back out his packet with all
the freight be can store, also with her cabin
crowded. But few captains in Red river deserve
more at the hands Of the public, and we are
pleased to see that his energy and enterprise are
appreciated.
sr. MARYs-This fine side-wheel passenger
packet, under command of Capt. J. w. Carlton,
leaves at 8 P. N. to-day. for Camden and all in
termediate landings on Ouachita and Black rivers.
Messrs. Morris Dorsey and Andy Rowland are her
clerks. The St. Marys connects with steamer
Native for Boeuff river, Pioneer for Bayou D'Ar-
bonnie and Bluella for Arkadelphia, giving through
bills lading.
Gov. AILEN.-At S o'clock this evening this
well known passenger packet-beyond doubt the
finest and fastest boat in the trade-leaves for
Camden and all landings intermediate on Qua
chita and Black rivers. Her fare and passenger
accommodations are unsurpassed, and her officers
are careful and courteous. Capt. John W. Tobin
commands, and in her Office Mr.. Ed. Ryland pre-
sides, assisted In the discharge of his duties by
Mr.. Oscar Benedict. The Gov. Allen connects
with the following steamers: Salido, for all land
ings on Beuf river as high as Port Jefferson
Lightwood, for D'Arbonne; Big Horn and Cam
den, for all landings on Bayou Bartholomew as
high as Portland.
J. d. HNDE.-This regular packet, commanded
by Capt. Glasscock, leaves this evening az
o'clock for all landings on Bayou Des Glaize.
ARKANsAs.-Under command of Capt. Shaw,
this favorite steamer leaves at p. NJ to-day for
all points on Arkansas river.
WnD wAGoNER.-This dashing packet, under
command of that popular officer, Capt. A. G.
Goddin, leaves at P. NJ. to-day for Nstchez and
all intermediate landings. Messrs. Lbano, Posey
and Miller are her clerks.
GREY EAGLE.-Tbis fine packet leaves at P.
NJ. to-day for Lobdell's Store. Capt V. B. Ba-
rance commands, and Mr.. Leo Bayhi has charge
Of her Office.
LIZZIE TATE.-This well known passenger
packet under command Of that veteran officer,
Capt. G. w. Stpde, leaves at s P. NJ. to-day for
Mnden and all way landings. Capt. Ed. Groves
has charge of her Office, assisted by Mr.. Walter
Parker. Her larder and bar are both well sup
piled with the Injuries and necessaries of life.
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Marine 5ntelIigente.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 93 CANT STREET,
Wednesday, January q. 1862. J

CRESCEfT OFTICK, NO. Us CAhP bfREEf,
Wednesday, January q. l86g. !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Morgan, Talbot, for Galveston,
CA Whitney eco
Bark Maria (sp), Nicolich, for Malaga,
Ayendano Bros
Bark Alaska, Potter, for New York,
G A Fosdick eco
Brig Jas Murchie (Br), Grant, for Havana,
Goldenbow i Kelley
Schr Central America, Williams, for New York,
G A Fosdick &co
Schr Charlotte. Pepper, for Pensacola, Master
Logger Bella Guiddills, Cunningham, for Pensa-
cola, Master
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limited STATES DISTRICT COURT
bsnkrupt-In bsDkup-No 6-The creditors Of the above
estate bankruptcy hereby notified that the third meet
ing Of creditors will be held the Office Of John Desae
Custom House. New Orleans Of the Registers in Bank
ruptcy said District the 18th day Of February 1902 ct
10 O'Clock A
Janis fsS E. e. NORTON. Assignee.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Ssxonla, Kier, from Hamburg 3lst
Dec. via Havre 4th Jan, and Havana, TO VII.
: liams, Rupert &co-4th district A
Steamship W G Hewes, Trip, from Galveston and
Indianols. to A Whitney &co-lst dist
Steamship DeSoto, Eaton, from New York 18th
inst, via Havana to Harris 4 Bidwell-lst
district
Sloop Elizabeth, Nickel, from wreck Of steamer
Aloe. to master-2d district
Lugger Gen Tacon, Aguilon, from Bayou Terre.
bonne, to master-2d district 6
Lugger Gsllens. from st John Baptist, to master,
I'd district Is
Lugger Bencor, Bernard, from Bayou des Ala.
mands, to master-2d district Is
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STEAMBOATS,.

Magenta, Hicks, from Memphis
Wild Wagner, Goddin, from Natchez
Annie Wsgley, Burton, from Washington
Leo, Tucker, from Shreveport
J G Blackford, Pickett, from Washington
] d Hnde, Glasscock, from Bayou de Glaise
Dan Able, Gross, from Baton Rouge
New Era, Dugas, from Donaldsonville
Lafourche, Heno, from Bayou Sara
Sully, King, from Lockport
Flicker, Dupuis, from Thibodaux
Frances. Blakesly, from Mobile
Sarah, Deering. from Mobile
Psynswick. Clark, from Lockport
Crescent, Evridge, from Lower Coast
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schr Henry Latour, from Biloxi
Schr Mary Irene, from Biloxi
Schr Mary Frances, from Hansboro
ARRIVALS AT TIE OLD BASIN.
Sloop Mary Ann. from Procterville
Schr DIR Franklin, from Pearl River
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Mellow Coming Up.

Ship Lord Dslhousie (Br), Ronald, from Liver
pool, to Meeker. Knox &co-
Bark Columbia, Muller, from Antwerp, in ballast,
TO Mummy, Luling &co-
Bark Victoria, Maertens, from London 2lst Nov.
in ballast, to E F Stockmeyer-
Schr Salvador (Br), Hansen, days from Havana,
to Goldenbow Kelly
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EIRsT PREMIUM AND GOLD MEDIA
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
Al THE BEST COOKING STOVE.

The shove Stove y per cent less fuel and bak bs
Ter bread than any other stove In use This fact vs
fairly demonstrated and incoxestsby proven at the kechan
los and Agricultural Fair Of New Orleans 1858 and the b
Louis Fair Of 1861.
Every of these Stoves guaranteed and delivered any
where within the city free Of charga
Also, constantly hand large and ocnplss assortment
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the most In
proved PattsnA bsra advantages offered 10 the trsda
Il. HALLER Agent,
20 Camp aud lS5 Tchoupitoulas street.
Ordsulsn q box No 0Mschanios' and Dssln ExchansA
10 los 81 Charles srsst q ths Hw Orleans Postooa
wi rsestvs pronps attention.
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TN BANK RUPTCy-EsrIrB OF ERNEST

In BAEB OF ERNEST
lIhomss States Marshss Once District
OF Louisiana New Orleans January ~ l69-Inis IL e. give
nolce that On the 18th day Of January, D. 1859. War
rant n BANKRUPTCY issued against the estate Of ernest
Thomas Crepper OF the parish of St. Mary and state OF
Louisiana who was adjudged bankrupt his petition
that the payment Of debts and delivery Of property
20 such bankrupt TO him for bis use and the
transfer Of any property him forbidden BY law that
meeting Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt to their
debts and 70 choose Of his estate viii
held ct Court OF Bankruptcy to be holden at No. Al Ex
change Place in the City New Orleans louisiana before
Donasn Augnsn, Register. the 18Th day Of February,
D. 1869, at IL O'Clock N.
A-Ro $40. F. j. HEBRON,
fel3 District O Louisiana
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NO, o & G w-Jan. 26.-50S head stock and
sundries to order
NO, GN-Jan. 26.-69 bales cotton TO
T II q J NJ Allen &co-47 r L Adams & Sons
JOS Hoy &co-3S G Gordon-ls r Powell-2l
Alcus. Scherck & Autey--l7 Summers 4 Branins
Jno Hsrdie &co-l6 Payne, Huntington &co-l2
n Gulett--l2 Richardson & Maya Boyd d
Martin-l0 Henderson-l6 Green eco
~ P Harrison & Son-6 Winston, Morrison'&co-
KILLER &co-5 NJ Oglesby-5 Kern Shearer
nings, Gates &co-3 Lehman, Newgass &co-2 to
Battle & Noble-2 Hogan Patton-2 Barrett q
Lesassier-1 Britton & Moore-lot sundries Keep
Il Hogan-2 cars lumber Williams-4000 feet
do W NJ Grant-40OO do W S Tompson-sundries
to order-Total 428 bales cotton
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Memoranda.
DOMESTIC PORra.

Boston, Jan. 2O.-Cleared for Mobile, brig Liza
bel, Ryder.
Providence, Jan. 20.--Arrived from New Or
leans, schr Devereaux Rich.
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BILOXI-Schr Mary Irene-3o, 900 feet lumber
J r Elliott --r.F.rs .-.
HANsBOR0-Schr Mary Frances 900 feet
lumber Popp Elliott
PEARL RIvER-Schr DR. Franklin-30, 900 feet
lumber L'Hote
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In BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY-ESTA OF ALFRED Z.
Brown-Uned States Marshals Office, District of Louis
New Orleans December 80 1865 This is give notice
that the SOh day Of December 1853 Warrant in
Bankruptcy issued against the estate Of Alfred Brown
Of New Orleans in the parish OF Orleans and State Of Lou
who on his petition hat the
payment Of debts and delivery Of property belonging
property by him, forbidden by law that meeting
of the creditors Of the said bankrupt their debts and
olchoOse assgnees Of his estate will be held
Court of Bankruptcy to be holden at No Al Exchange Place.
the city Of New Orleans louisiana before Donation Au
gustn Register, the 9th day Of February, 1882 at IL
o'clock NJ.
A-No 200. r. J. HEBRON,
de3l fee U. s. Marshal District of Louisiana
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= Exports.
4 MALAGA-Bark Mara-l36 bales cotton a.
4, 375 slaves
i beef 1918 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
NEW YORK-Schr Central America-303 bbls
moasses $50 hides $40 SKIS cotton seed $50 ties and
bbls beef
$50 bbls lsrd 400 SKIS oats 1000 SKIS corn 5000 feet
/ lumber
3. MISUNDERSTANDING Morgan--400 bbls
-four 200 bbs WHISKY 80 bbls potatoes 200 bbls su-
4 gar 81 hhds do 30 tics hams 90 ties lard and sun
!! PENSACOLA-S chr Charlotte bbls -four %
bales hay 100 SKIS 4c SKIS oats bbls pork and
sundries
PENSACOLA-Lugger Bella GuiddiIla-s bbls
!, onions bbls potatoes and sundries
Imports
HAMBURG AND HAVRE VIA HAVANA
From Hamburg-l0 cks zinc NJ Kaufman &co-1
csks wine Schmidt 4 Zeigler-60 cases wine 10
cases brandy IL pkgs mdse Hart &co-l case
Edo r Fustes-4 do ii Wherman-l do II Jor-
| don-20 do so cases wine 80 cases brandy Seig d
Krug-5 cases mdse II zimmerman ok BOOKS
L Schwarz-l0 bxs preserves Seller &co-3
cases mdse Williams, Rupert &co-l do Koch
!. 8 csks wine / cask brandy G w Groetech-l case
4 leather Francke 4 Danneel-l case glassware to
S Moore &co-2 cases mdse Grunewald-l5
h csks wine C Buddecke &co From Havre-2
cases mdse Hebert & Escousse-2 do Gueble x
EsNippert-l do Closterman & Boyle-l do Rese
4 &co-2 weishaar-l Charpesux q Louber-2
!; Ellie o Lolieve &co-3 G L Fevre-3 De-
ladit-s Leon, Pierre &co-2 Jno Marks &co-.3
Bodet & Gueydsn- do Is bskts wine Loubens
i ! pkgs mdse Trsouly-2 do Thos SchQyr-3 do
H DeAmeins-4 Barriere-5 Raymosd-l2
Levois-7 + Giquel-l do so cases do d 81
Holmes-6 do X Tessan-3 do Schorr-499 bkts
|. wine A Rochereau &co-2 cases mdse Muller 4
|. Piaget-l bar silver r b Maneion-l cases mdse
p Cusachs-l0 bkts cheese bbls chestnuts Della
londe-4 cases mdse Auge. From Havsns-l0
f;bales tobacco Swarz-5s do Ballesser Is cases
do Hernsheim
+ GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-Steamship
w G Hewes-3 bales cotton W Person-l do
Francke & Danneel-$200 currency MARQUEE
4 pkgs pecsns Thompson-30 do Pillsbury i
COST bbls tslow and oil lea hides Ca Whitney
&co-4 bags weol bx beeswax box tallow IL
i bbls tallow B l. Mann &co--sundries to order
1 TotaA bales Gotten
4 M0BILE-Steamer Frances-45 bales cotton to
i Marx. Levy &co-2 Jno Hardie &co-2 r Flow
l er-25 do 10 bales yarns Lehman, Newgass &co-
bales mdse H Letchford 6co-sundries TO or
; der-Total "a bales cotton
4 MOBILE-Steamer Sarah-26 bales cotton TO
II D Blair &co-l5 bales rope cuttings bales bag.
1 eing N Stevart-lkl bbls rosin NJ J Smith, bbls
talIow c G Wsyne-Ss bdls paper Picayune-l2
do Times-sundries to order-Total &c bales cot
/ ton
I; Receipts OF PredusS-
l MEMPHlS-Stesmer Msgenta-295 bales cotton
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vICKssUKosAND BENDS

REGULAR UNITED STAGES MAIL PACKET FOE
vICKesUEa.
Leaves EVERY sASJRDAY, asr.I
. -. - FOR DONG PLA-
~ 9uemlne, BstonS souge Bayou Sara. Mouth Of
D ked River, Nstehez, Waterproof Rodney 81
Joseph Grand Gulf vicksbrg and all land
ings-Ihe splendid passenge. packet nelIe Lee, T. p
Leafhers master Adoiph tln and Samuel Ayles clerks
viii leave - above cornectBt Vicsburg with steam
ers Calumet and Countess Yazoo rivr
For freight and passage sppIySn board, orto
@. G..EAYNE. IS Matches street.
p. s.-The steamer BELLE ZEE win take f,sivbt far
eresnyille and all points be- Greenve vicksbur
siexoprg card rates cen[cHg Al vieksburg With the
S'es"er rbAln CITY. Q. q. WAYNE =
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Cleared and Sailed for New Orleans.
Corrected Daily.
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In BAEKRUPTCY--EsTA OF SAMUEL
N Burbank individually and partner of Thomas and
g n Burbank, Of gefersOn--united States Marshars
Ohce. District Of Louisiana. New Orleans January
B 1859 This is to give notice that on the twelfth
day of January. A. D. 1863. Warrant in Bankruptcy
issued against the estate of Samuel Burbk Of New
has been adudged bank upt his petition that the
payment debts and delivery of property gng
TO such bankrupt him for his and the transfer
property by him. forbidden by law that meeting Of the
creditors Of the said bankrupt prove their debts
choose or more sssignees his estate will be sid at
Court of Bankruptcy be holden No Al Exchange Place
in the city Of Orleans before Donation Au
gusn Register the sixth day Of February 1862
u O'Clock n.
A-No. 78 F. J. HEBRON.
jsl4 fee U. Marshal. District of Louisiana.
In BANKRUPTCY-EsTAT OF JOHN W
1Baltour-United States Marshsl's Omce-Distrct of
Louisiana Rev Orleans, January H. 1S69-This Is TO give
notice that on the 9th day Of january D. 1859 War
rant in Bankruptcy issued against the estate Of John
Baliour, Of Akens Bend in the parish Of Madison and
State OF Louisiana who adudged bankrupt his own
petition that the payment Of debts and delivery Of any
property belonging 20 such to him or his use and
the transfer Of property by him forbidden by law;
that meeting Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt prove
their debts and choose one more asnees Of mis- estate
will De held At Court Of Bankruptcy TO be holden at No Al
Exchange ace In the city of New Orleans louisiana be-
fore Donation Augutn, Register ION the 10th day OF Feb
A-Eo 25l. FL. HEBRON,
JAZZ fezO o. S. Marshal, District of Louisiana
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In BAEKRUPTCY-ESTAT OF LOUIS E
Colns-Unted States Marshals Office District Of LOUISE
ana, New Orleans Dec 80 l6Ths is 20 give netice that
the 3Oh day Of December 1868 Warrant In Bank
ruptcy issued against the estate of Louis E. Collins Of
New Orleans the parish Orleans and State Of louisiana
who sdjudged bankrupt his petition pay
ment of debts and delivery any property belonging
such bankrupt to him for his the transfer any
property by him forbidden by law that nesting Of the
creditors Of the said bankrupt their debts and
choose asgnees Of his estate will be held
Court of Bankruptcy be holden at No. Al Exchange Place.
in the city Of New Orleans louisiana before Donation
Augutn, Register, the 9th day Of February A D. 1862
II O'Clock n.
A-No POI. r.. J.. HEBRON,
de3l e6 U. 3 Marshal, District of Louisiana.
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In BANKRUPTCY-ESTAT OF JAMES F.
JOnnson-United States Marshas Ofce District Of Lous
lana New Orleans December 80 l668Ths to give notice
that the Both day OF December D. 1868 warrant in
bankruptcy issued against the estate Of James r. John
Of Louis ns, who was sdjsdged bankrupt on his
petition; that the payment of any debIs and
delivery Of property belonging to such bankrupt
him for his the transfer Of property by him.
forbidden law; that meeting Of the creditors the
said bankrupt prove their debts and choose
assgnees Of his estate will be held Court Of Bankruptcy
to be holden at No Al Exchange Pacen the city Of New
Orleans Louisiana. before Donation Augustn, Register,
the 9Th day Of February A. ID. 1869 at IL O'Clock
A-No 202. +. J. HEBRON,
lfe6 U. s. Marshal District Of Louisiana.
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Receipts OF Produce
MEMPHlS-Stesmer Msgenta-295 bales cotton
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BAvE0A's PURCHAslNs BUR1AU
ksA % and % PARK Row. NEW YORK

An Kinds Of MKKCHAKDIsB PUROHAsED.
xxpsriencsd and competent buyers engaged
Orders Sled promptly and faithfully 81 the lowest prses
md purchases made only from nreAss and rsiabis house,
Orders win be fllsd PAYABLE ON DELIVERY. vhsae
szsnt sum d rsittsd 70 cover Freight and OommissonA
Uonmissons Sums net sxcssding tloo 1--WE pr can't
Uommisxsns % szns Succeeding sloo. YWo AID 4 HAn
puessA Aadrss
ISAAC pAvE0A.
Psss-snes Beg ife, usv Tea
Bssr 10 tais ea,a
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WILLIAM ANDERSON 81 CO., DEALERS
In r"' No I4s North soooND Street,
PhiladeInhia

Umpire SLATE MANTEL WORKS.. B
u KINKS No. ala6OHESNUT Street llswfms
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
IslEcaApulc NEWS ITEMS.

Several buildings at Monroe, La, were consumed
by fire Sunday evening. The loss is s5oooo.
Governor Clanin OF Massachusetts,. has signed the
Prohibitory Liquor law, to go into effect July 1.
Chief Justice Chase arrived at Richmond. Va,
last night, from Raleigh, N G., on his way to Wash
ington.
The straw paper mill OF Beach Co., at Sandy Hill.
N. ", was burned on Saturday night. The loss Is
$4,000. Insurance from SIC, 900 to $4,000.
James Russell, Q bold and skilful sh0plifter. was
arrested In New York and sent to Albany on Sunday
to answer charge OF grand larceny.
Arthur A. Smith, o carrman, was arrested in
Albany last evening for making murder0us as
sault on his wife with carving knife, innlcting
serious wound in the neck.
thief entered the sleeping apartment OF e. Ray
mOnd, in Cambridge, Mass, early yesterday morn
ing, and stole silverware United States bonds and
other valuables amounting TO $4,000 or SIC 200.
The first through passenger train over the Adiron-
dack Railroad from Saratoga arrived at Thurman
station, three miles from Warrensburg. N. Y, at
quarter past twelve p. NJ, yesterday, Hereafter the
trains will run regularly, making the new route TO
Lake George.
nre on Sunday evening destroyed the extensive
carpenter shop OF Stanton McGarvey on Twenty
third and Market streets, Philadelphia. The stable
adjoining with valuable norse were also con.
sumed. It Is thought that the fire was the work Of
an incendiary.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
YELLOW FEVER N IM LOWER sM.

The following are the names Of the yellow fever
patients who removed night before last TO the
Quarantine Hospital ship from the United states
sloop-of-war Saratoga naval school shiph lying In
the lower bay:-wm. H. Palmer, private in the ma
rine corps; James Reynolds, same r. Anderson,
sergeant quartermaster; Frank Robinson, steeraae
cook Michael Hartford, marine; Jonn Henry. marine;
James Anderson. apprentice; John Henroberger, ma
rine Samuel RothberR, marines walstein A. Failing
mate; VIM. @. Tompkins boatswain; II. O. Raebel
lieutenant; Samuel L. plodgett, mate; VIM. W. Car
ter gunner; James =. Girard, paymaster; VIM. b.
McMullen captains clerk. SIX Of these patients are
very III.
The Saratoga wa infected at Havana, to which
port she had been ordered, previously reported In
the HERALD's Havana correspondence. Two deaths
occurred on board before leaving there-the ship's
surgeon and one Of the crew. The ship LETT Havana
for Key West, where Lieutenant whiting, command
ing received orders TO sail for Portsmouth, N. III.
Lieutenant Flag and two Of the crew died Just ater
arrival at Quarantine on the 10th. AS soon as the
vessel arrived IN this port Admiral Bell at the navy
Yard, was notified Of the fact by the quarantine
authorities, who offered to remove those on board
to one OF their hospital ships. The crew, numbering
2Oa officers and men, Will probably be transferred
this morning to the gunboat Frolic transports.
tion to Portsmouth, N. II. The assistant surgeon OF
the Saratoga and two physicians from the hospital,
Drs. Mccartney aud Buckley, are on board attend.
ing Tie sick. The vessel has been funligated and
ceaused, but these sanitary precautions can pe o.
little avail In preventing the spread OF the disease
those ON board are not speedily removed.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22

The Parliament In Session mt Jcdde-Markets.
SAN FRANcIso, June 2l 1869.
The following additional intelligence was received
by the steamer Great Republic, from Yokohama
NAY 20;-
since the return Of the Mikado to Jeddo, the city
was full OF armed men. The retaners OF the Dalmios
had been summoned TO meet his Majesty. The Par
lament consisting Of 27o members, was In session
n yeddo.
Tne markets were dull, with only few sales OF
cotton goods; woollens were unchanged. The ousi-
mes In silk was limited; the settlements amounted
60 100 piculs. cnieny medium and and lover
duced 70 50 piculs, and prices were
unchanged, with symptoms of q weakness Tor In
serior kindf. The weather Is favorable to the new
crop and the worms had successfully reached the
second stage The expors for the present season
amount TO IA, 400 pales.
Teas-The exports from Yokahama for the season
amount TO 10,e3o 700 pounds. But few samples OF
new Tea have been received; not enough TO report
on satisfactorily Settlements for American markes
800 piculs. The stock was low and prices nrm.
Ffsignn-To New York, per sail. 2s; per steamer /,
Dt6.
The New York herald., 1869-06-22
PRESIDENT GRANT.



The Presidential party, consisting OF the Presi.
dent, Mrs. Grant and daughter, took the twenty
minutes to nine O'Clock morning train for Washing
ton yesterday morning. General Dix, General
sickles and others having taken leave Of his Excel
ency on Sunday evening, there was little leave
taking to be done. Mr.. and Mrs. C0rbin accom-
panied their distinguished guests 10 the Jersey City
ferry house, where the parting Of guests and host
took place In little hand shaking and great deal
Of well wishing.
considerable number Of people had collected in
front ofNo. 81 West Twenty enth street this
ing-the original presentation OF New York citizens
General Grant, by the way-to shout their last at
the departing functionary. The appearance OF his
Exceiency at the door was the signal for general
outcry and q waving Of hats on the part OF the
crowd, to which the President replied with nod
and murmured Il thank you"
The leaving OF the party was otherwise strictly
clzen-like New York having not as yet breakfasted
all round, and not being. therefore, prepared for an
ovation. IL is useless to expect enthusiasm before
breakfast from anybody. as a history has proved,
toleraDly quietly. Having ensconced themselves
in the carriage the party took morning Jaunt
down Fifth avenue, making the ferry house by way
Of the western half OF the CITY, Al the ferry house
small crowd was In waiting to see the President
firstly, and secondly TO indulge IN little loud
Having secured shady place within the ferry house,
the President, bowfng occasionally and nodding
pleasantly In re eDgniton OF the universally uplifted
hat crossed In mis- carriage and aighted on the Jer-
sey Cty side. The ferryboat was little Dedlam IN
itself pending the transit, which, completed, the
party took the through Washington car direct. Of
course there Will be little ovatons at every stopping
place. which, not seeing, one may easily conjecture