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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10
TIE PRESIDENTS WESTERN TOUR.
LOUISVILLE PREPARfNG TO RECEIVE HIM

LOUISVILLE PREPARING TO RECEIVE HIG.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 9.-lt is certain that
President Hayes, Secretaries Eyarts, McCrary ANA
Thompson, and POstmasterGeneral Key, with the mem
bers Of their families, Will be- in Louisville on September
II and Is Secretary Schurz will probably be with Them
GEN Deyens has not been heard from Twelve or more
Governors will also be here during the Presidential
visit among them Gov. Hampton, and very likely Gov
Nichols The people very enthusiastic over the COM
ing OF the distinguished persons and the welcome to be
extended them Will in every way reflect credit upon
Kentucky There are thirteen squares from the ONO
and Mississippi Railroad Depot to the Gait House. Each
SQUARE represent OF the original states, ana at
there Will be decorations, with devices SYM
boiling the Fourth-st Is 10 represent Kentucky
the irsl-bOn the Union, and IL viii be decorated
appropriately certain corners The decorations ~
Tie committee combined with those by the cluzens, viii
make one OF the hncst scenes ever witnessed. About
2OOO invitations 10 the reception at the Gait House, on
the night Of tIe 17th will be issued They viii go 10 va
rOus parts OF the State and different cities or the cOuu
try as well 10 the people here and it Is expected that
the attendance of prominent personages Of this and
ofhrr STATES VIII be large.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10
DAMAGE TO SHIPPING, BATnING-HoUsEs, AND SEA-
SIDE HOTELS.

DAMAGE TO SHIPPING BAIHING-HOUSEs' AND sEA-
SIDE HOTELS
The tides which prevailed during the last
three days If last week, higher than Tor SeFe
months previous and the damage TO property was con
siderable Vessels arriving in port rel or that te gde
as they neared tine coast very severe and that the
scas ran high In the hospital,hip Illinois, anchored in
Lower Quarantine. 1t became necessary to ccse AMI
cauk a Of the ports TO keep the from washing ill.,
b1 the seas broke her decks fore and aft the spray
dreuchnc everything above and between decks. so
strong was the Wind and sea, that IL was feared the yes
sci nic,t drag from her mornings On Saturday morn
ine the tide rose about four feet higher than u'u"
Several of the wharyes were overlooked, ana ife.Ih
had 70 De removed for protection. II was on ac-
COMMIT ~ the change in He wind 90 The nortLWtd and
Westward that tie tide was high on Sa uritr' inc
food tide bcnz backed mp by IT, Many 81 th. cellars in
Nh. lower uart ~ the city, along the Iyeriron wore
fl.d with Sater and ierlble DAMAGE was done 10
th. produce stored ia tlen. There was also consilera-
bic arugyauce ana detention at the lcrues The ferry
uiIug.s raise o fIc height tHi the hota were
unab. 10 draw heavy truck loads 10 the bouts The dan
GER DO getting o lie boats also cJui'd ;l'', a3 he
incline was .cp aad slippery tnot "ttt r'erhl.h
eisiuorhooa o tne ferry house 40 HJhoArn cou-
plc,ey overlooked tue water being several inches IN
illumination Beach, tc basement rooms Of The large
hot.i were Inundated. Iue:c was bgh So Ter ior iuce
cAts in ar coay Island; bag GA Friday Night
$50 lt o,t 10 seq, ANA ,tiels were Hned at toy1l.t
over. Iae Couc'urse an4 PARKWAY were ro'cfci VITA
tn drives me greatest damage was done near Cables
TIE storm 20 Long Branch increased ~ fury every
hnri tg go Friday ui"' when there vas heavy gaze.
Tie SURF ragged L .h ol. lu- oyc Ocean ave- Tue bndrh
was streHu win the WRECKS II bIthn -huU'c-, Wncn
he'd moi been removed. portion OF the we OF the
Ru.iIrd was carried down il front 81 the west Ina
Hotel WIcr, % now le- Tie Summer cottages Mt A.
bury Paris also Received much damage. The S.'it'r 80
curs0u House, ufr Ocean Grove, WAS completely de-
mui.lcj. and nearly every tent in thr caup-mtethg
,.,r,s p, Oc.gn Csyr was either ton blown down.
Zine Iu.Hil--hrI-es 40 tho Io1mnutl House were Hll
blown down. ami tIt sea Girt UotDl as much DANA ga
v f.uudatlol. tue clean -wcen across rs
balconies Tuc iTicE and ties OF tnt NeWJ rtse' SouiH-
cfu Railroad hrWc. ecabIigt and the highlands were
tom up and am tine morning trains Saturday were
taken OF az Lon. D.inch, aud passengers were Trans
fcrred 90 tie Central Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10
TIE rROsPECTs IN MAINE.
= TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBrsg.l

TnE REPUBLICANS EXPECr TO Do As WELL As ~
1873 or THE STATE TICKET, AND BITTER II THE
LEGIsLAIURE-IHE GREENBACK PARTY GROWING.
PORTLAND, Ne, Sept. 9-Ihe State election
occurs to morrow. Very Hide work has been done,
AMI no canvass.s made. The total vote VIII prob
ably not exceed 10000. and the GIeaubick ticket
will DO better than previously perhaps receive
Ing 1900 or 5000 votes. With this increased oppo-
siton in IN OF year. the Republicans cannot
expect g do much better than two years ago, wien
their minority ran down 10 less than 1900 Their da-
greeents over the state Convention % amount 70
Ltlc and those OF the Democrats cover their candidate
appear somewhat more serious. particularly IN tie Pc
nobscot region. The Grecnback party Is strongest m
AndrcscOggln and Somerset Counties, and NAY affect
che county tickets. Last year tie Democrats,
had Oaly two counties knox ana L,ncolni
huf IN 1879 they mad five. Cumberland aud
York Counties are very close Aroost0ak is lkcy % go
Democratic. Washington County, also, j. close. TIC
Democratic no inae 1876, who was thrown over ns
TINS Years convention, resides There. IAc Republican
legislative majority wi be reduced from last year, but
probably not low as two years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10
yoL..XXXVH.. NO li,37
pLEVNA CAPTURED.

,,.,r Turkish ARMY IN FULL RETREAT
....,sr,xr ADVANTAGES GAINED BY TIE RUSSIANS
'N'' * Apv,xcr OF THE GENERAL ATTACK
ITO Russians have wen a great victory at
p,a,no On Thursday, batteries were erec'eu
- tbo heights surrounding the Turkish ioru-
en,Eop. Friday and Saturday were dc-
. "',' 70 bombarding the Turkish posi-
,;,,ns On Saturday evening, the kussi"i''
oocunied the heishts of Plevna, and the village
IS rscbitza. The Russian centre ana righV
~ Vino had approached within 1000 or l'4oo
IL Of the Turkish fortifcations. A gen
.~,l attack was made yesterday and resulted
:, fine complete rout of Osman Pashas forces
T,ertv thousand Turks, advancing 10
ala Osman Pasha, are said to have been inter
oontcd below Nirski. A telegram from
Constantinople says that Osman Pasha has
left plevna to 1ecapure Loyatz, but 1t Is more
nrobable that ne has remained at the scene Oh
conflict. The Russian Army of the LON has con-
,racted IFS lines. The MOntenegrinS have cap
tured Nicsics. the objective point Of their cam
paign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10
MR.. BAYARD on THE SOUTHERN POLICY.

MR. BAYARD on THE SOUTHERN POLICY.
wo.TnY OF REPUBLICAN AND DEaOcRArIc sup
PORT WENDELL PHILLIPS DEPLoRABLE THEo-
REs.
RICHMOND. Va, Sept. "a reporter of Tho
Enqrer had interview, yesterday with Senator Bay
ard of Delaware, VINO has been in this city days On
business connected with the motion for tho appointments
of a receiver for the Washington and Olo Railroad.
When asked what he thought Of the Presidents Southern
policy, Senator BayaId said:
THANK God for it, lie has disposed of the only obsta
Gle that stood between TIE suffering South and the full
enjoyment Of her Constitutional liberties. he has not
onycared out the Democratic policy, but he has carried
the Republicans with him. think he Las tie corcla sup
port OF fully seventy-tye per cent OF his party. Many,
who were doubtful at first, now see that tIe ume was
rpe the fun restOratu OF every southern tate 10
sef-governmCnt under the Constitution. Iae history OF
the states since the troops were removed Is one OF tha
very best arguments why Republicans and Democrats
should approve Mr. Hayess policy on TINS subject
Referring 10 Wendell Philips nomination FOR Cover
nor by the Massachusetts, Greenb&ck Convention, sena-
tor Bayard sad
He might az well be called the Nro-Gycerne candi
date for il viii De fatal % the people Of that state 10
undermined AL their public buildings with ntroglycer-
inr. MI Phpss policy is that oyerturns, bat mover
holds up His theory II carried into practice would 30
more disastrous to Mlssachus than n powder mag
aynes were fred under the foundations Of every bnsi.
ness house in Boston, Phillips egOtlsmf brllancy and
cynicsm are course admitted but lie adyOes policy
that is most dep0fablc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10
MEDIATION ABANDONED.

LONDON, sept ~ ioff
telegram from ConstantinOple says the
rumors Of intervention which circulated during the
ca ly part OF the week have drawn erh identical an
swers the cabinets Of London, Berlin, and Vienna,
that the time is not yet arrived 1t is felt that since FOR
the ttlcment OF the Eastern question tie sword has
been appealed solution. If not iral at least OF some
duration only be arrived at BY decided superior
ity of the other of the cOntending parties, or
else by thorough exhaustion OF both, and the conyc-
ton brought home TO BOTH tnat neither OF them able
TO solve TIE problem by sheer force. Any premature at
tempt TO interfere and thus prevent decision could
only le ,d TO a hollow peace and 10 prospect OF seeing
The struggle renewed after q comparatively abort time.
All the tremendous sacrifice Of life and property already
made would rot have advanced the solution step
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10
THE TURKS DRIVEN FROM PLEyNA

prsPaBATE FIGHTING YEsTERDAY-THE TURNS IN
FULL RETREAT N GREAT DISORDER
LoxDoN, Monday, Sept. TO- 1877
The Manchester FramineT publishes the following
dispatch announcing the capture of Pleyna by the
Russians: 1870
s1srovA, Sunday, sept. O. 1877
This morning an attack on all sides OF Plevna was
commenced, and was continued throughout the day.
BY six o'clock in the evening the town OF Plevna
was in the hands Of the Russians, and the Turks
were IN full retreat in great disorder. The losses
are enormous but details have not yet been received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10
NM FIsHERY COMMISSIONS DECIsION.

HALIFAX, Sept, o. The Fishery Commits
sion, II is understood decision FRIDAY, pre-
yions to aournng, which completely destroys the idea
that the Washington Treaty put end TO all disputes
relative TO the North American Fisheries. II the report
is correct, and it 20 be well founded counsel acting
the United States asked the commissioners to rule
that the commission Do not consider it within their
province to award compensation take into cOnsdera
ton the advantage 10 American fishermen OF trans
shipping cargOes buying bait ice aud supplies. Two
days spent argument Of this question, nearly all
counsel Of both sides taking part. The counsel Great
Britain took strong ground against the propositions
large portion Of the British devoted 10 pointing
out the advantages 10 American fishermen OF being in
position to purchase bait aud SUPPLIES claim largo
compensation being founded thereon. The American
counsel contenied that the Washington Treaty gave no
such privileges 20 their fishermen, and that the present
Commission should not take them into consideration.
The American counsel act on the assumption that the
Dominion Government will not la the interest of it,
subjects, interfere with the established business Of sell
iug bdt and supplies. The Comm ssiOncrs decided unau
imOusy that they were nc0mpcten 10 award compcnsa-
ton for the right TO transport ships cdrgJcs in British
waters, or 10 buy Ice, bait aud supplies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Sept. Seen. Grant received the
freedom Of Inverness yesterday.
LONDON, Sept 8.-Chief Police Inspector
Clarke been for completely in the DE Con
court fraud
SAN FRANCIsCo, Sept 8.-Guaymas advces
10 the LIST inst state that LieutGov serria Is Acting
Governor Of Sonora. MaYscI soon leaves for the Cty
OF Mexico. IL is thought that Gen. Huerta VIII declare
martial law. II favorable opportunity offers, uOtwit-
standng his approval Of the late elections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10

Prince Milan. II is asserted that Germany entirely
approves of Scrvian participation in tho war, and is
prepared TO guarantee the status quo in the event OF
defeat. Italy seems to be going with Germany
Austria still keeps a position of strict reserve
Reuter- telegram from Rome denies however, that
Italy would approve Of Scrvia's entry into tho war;
The Italian Government continues to counsel Seryia
to be prudent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10
THE MILITARY SITUATION IN ARNIENIA

Renter telegram from Erzerum dated Saturday,
shows that the Russians arc combining themselves to
a defensive attitude. The Russian centre Is bring
ing up artillery from Alexandropol to defend their
camp at Baldiryan in the event of an attack by
Mukhtar Pasha. while on the left Gen Tergukassof
is forifying his position near lgdyr TO command the
roads leading to the Pain of Erivan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10
RETURN OF GEMS. KEY AND DEvENs.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-POstmaster-Genera
Key and Attorney Devcns returned to Washing
ton this morning from Marietta Ohio. Cen Deyens
leaves this evening Boston, where he has engage
ment TO deliver an Grafton. Secretary McCry leaves
tonight Dayton Ohio to attend the meeting OF the
Board OF Managers Of the Soldiers Asylum there Sec
retaries Eyars and SEIZURE and Postmasereneral Key
will leave Washington on saturday evening next To JOIN
the President at Louisville, Ky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10
THE OPERATIONS AROUND RUsTCHUK.

LONDON, Sept o, 1877.
The Russians have erected a new monster gun at
hoOoso, which has silenced three Turkish batteries
before Rustchuk.
Reuter- telegram, dated Bucharest to-day, says
The whole Russian Rustchuk army has taken up
fresh and less extended positions Other dispatches
snow that these positions probably in the neigh
boThOOd of Biela
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., Sept. "a heavy rain
storm began here Friday night, and continued all day
saturday Tie tide higher tIan ever known IN this
vicinity and caused ihucn damage TO property. Tic
Excursion House is a @mpete wreck. The building.
bin undermined by back channel, broke in pieces,
and vas carried ont a. sea. Trains tlo railroads were
greatly delayed yesterday, the tracks beng covered WIN
TWO three feet OF water which pu out the Hies III Tue
engines.
HIGHLAND sr,rIoS y. j., Sept 9.-The heavy storm Of
Friday night washed away the track Of the NewJerseY
southern Railroad, between te Highlands anu Sedpll
Saturday morning the track was repaired and trains are
now Running tine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10
FAILURE oFAPATERsos elk FIRM

PATERSON, n. j., Sept. Silk circles here
have been startled by the reported failure of socllc
Sons OF this city. They employed about 800 hands.
Thar liabilities said 10 be s2OOO mostly due 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10
sERYIA AND HER ADVISERS.

LONDON, bept. 81 1877.
special dispatch from Belgrade to The Times
nays that, In diplomatic circles II is reported that
We German Consul General confers very often with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LAST HONORS TO THEIRS.
HIS FUNERAL ATTENDED BY GREAT MULTTUDE-
. PERFECT ORDER MINTAINED-AN GRAFTON BY
JUTES SIMON


JULES SIMON.
PARIS saturday sept. = $50
The funeral OF Louis AdOlphe liners took
place O-ay from his late residence in the Place -.
Georges Early in the morning great crowd had as
smbod around the house, and filled the adjoining
streets Al $3.50 space was cleared for the procession,
bnt was noon before il moved The cor6se was in the
following order:
Bearers OF the orders and decorations worn by the de-
ceased.
FnnIiy -. The drceas
Senators.
LA-Depude''
,,, ~, larll'Is Oh, Oh t-o "a ,T N ~ col e.ipeos
and other classes of The I.stiiute.
The toancu General OF the sene.
'fu''''l"n' ~ ,H q. io'S ,'' -i''
Dtit.igtions f.o.l Anzia.
Otacr deauntous.
lN'i''" ,.a ,,,, ~ b ,.'o u''''''''
Tho ,,.-s. ,,s d., ,, ~ .,r.,s and tbo coGin
IT., 80 t.,,,, g.,. .,...r.I ., r,l,o lar .,c0,,
.a. ..,I t,i...i,r,, l.',.,rd
- NJ ..T., go ,,,, li,,.i IN. 90, ,.,,..,.,
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I,.,- ,I +,rcI r. t,. l,urc, ,,,a sb,,. ycr. closed
ON, -i ~, t.,r .,r.,-. ,,,.,ris with ti.. winds
~ t.,I ,,r,,,,, A, nom ,i, rain s,iu cont,u.d
t.ll,. r,~r.o,. -.r.i,, ti. crowds t.ar Allied the
stra.rs ,nn, the Intended line OF procession At one
-.
0'i''H c-''-. lac p'--''" n"'. Cd "' 'H' '"''o"
of Notrc an DC 0.ctt", WAcrc the funeral service
r.ei;ea Madame rrs was s.conp ,ni.i Joy Der sister.
Nile Do,ne at ia. service. As NJ. G4mDe.t4 lclt tho
c,5rcb hs W., Justify cl.cr.L
Leaving the church le procession set out by way of
Rue Lcpee,ier then pissed through the inner boae-
y9lds to the Cla;cll ~ ILL., AMI on by tIe Bml.yarI
Voure 10 the Cemetery OF Ie.c ia Chose Tho process
extended tho eater pa.t OF the rJut.. Every
where along the line the people uncovered their heads
While the colu was pI-sin. Tn only blun.rln the
liu. was carried nv d.lltttion fr,n II Hort s,.1.
s,o,ts yice Ia WE'RE rai,d IA t,. .o
ci, ,,orI t,,,,., t,, ,rle,,,,,t " ,,,t.,r W.,
fine .rrfv,j nm IN, .,,,y. n cryt o,l,,i,,ot
Of the Chamber OF D.putes. recjantei the prnelual
events i'm i p,litic; career OF the deceased stl.uau
dwelling mostly upon the 1rslt ald patriotic sacrifice he
made by renouncins mis- earlier monreAcll CONVICTIONS
I'M favor ,f tine R.Du,I,c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10

total defeat. This defeated army will prob
ably retreat in good order "a it can COM
mani, on sophia Wiidin. The rout OF Osman
Pashas forces viii enable the Russians advance with
greatly superior forces against Mehefct All who is
menacing Biela
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10
THE STORM SEVERE AT MATTHIAS '

THE STORM sEFEEE At MAHIIIAs NTNI.lAT'D'
MATTHIAS VINEYARD, Sept 9.-The terrible
storm OF the past few days stin continues. The Nan
tucke boas have not arrived and scores OF passengers
are unable to leave the island The schooner 1iinofby
Field Can't Leland OF Boston, is ashore al EdgariOWn
he wind veercd further north to-day, accom- panied Wiih
fog ana rain II is reported that another schooner mas
gone on 10 the shoals 10y Cape Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10
EXECUTIYE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Marcn /, 1877.
To Cor. s. b. PACKARD, co,Orieans, Ia:

In answer TO your dispatch OF this date the President
directs 10 say that he feels 70 hs dhy To- state taky
that he does not believe puolc opinion viii longer sup
pprr the maintenance OF Tie state Government IN LOUISE
i'm mis- manifest feeling Tie troops will Hereafter
tho past protect I've and property from mob violence
DAYS Of ms uiicia e thy viii not be- usel 60 establish
on 10 pull down either claimants for control oi the state
II is not his purpose 10 recognize either claimant
&. &. SNI.FLN, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10

A SOLDIERS ORPHANS HOME DESTROYED
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 9.-The Indiana Soldiers
Orphans Home at Knighstown, was BURNED lastnight
The children were removed without loss of lie Dam
age, 100000; insurance. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10

importers. The hrm has done large business here
since Ia manic,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10
POLITICAL NEWS.

THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION.
NOT so MUCH A DEMOCRATIC VICTORY As DEFEAT
FOR SARGENT. PAGE, AND GORHAM-TBE DEMO-
CRATIC MAJORITY ABOUT fifty IN THE LEGIS-
IATURE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10

Nicsics is a stronghold on the boundary line
between Montenegro and Herzegovina. 1t has been held
tiuObomly throughout the by the TURKS, who have
expended thousands OF lives ia endcayOring from
ume 70 time TO provision its beleagucrcd gar
Hson Its capture is heavy bow TO the military pres
uge Of Tie Turks while il advances eouespondingly the
Tame ofhc Monenegrns II Is probable that this victory
Nl mpart renewed yigor TO the instruction In Western
Iulkev.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-10
FOR TSE IN OHIO.

SECRETARY MCRAgY SENDS JUDGE wEsr ONE OF
GEN. GRANTS LAST LETTERS TO PACKARD.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSE.I
WASHINGTON, Sept. Gas many Ohio Re-
pubhcans are still ouspoken in their disapprobaon OF
the Southern policy OF the present Administration, Sec
Rotary McCrarY has forwarded to Judge West the Re-
publican candidate for Governor OF that state. copy
Of President Grants letter Of March l. 1877, 10 Gov.
Packard OF Louisiana, with suggestion that il be pub
Hshed. The following Is the letter referred to:
EXECrnvE NANsIoN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-13

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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-13
STEAMHOATs.
OrELOUsAs.

REGULAR OPELOUSAs PACKET.
Leaves every b sA.THK fdla sSa Ct 8 Pm ?: a.,
Lsn1E ssas, Port Barre. simmsport, Church
willie. and all landings on the Coast
Atehafalaya river and Bayou Oourtableau-The
very light draft passenger steamer
BIG sUNFLOwER.
A. p. Trousdale. Master; J. b. Schmidt, clerk
will positively leave as above For freight OF
passage apply on hoard or to
HITE d CABIN, Agents,
... No. Tchouptoulas street,
Connects at Little Devil with steamers Creole
and Minnie. aus
REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves every WE'D NESDAY, at p. m.
FOR WASHINGTON, 0PELOU-
L@hA&t ssass, Port Barre, simmsport. Church
willie. and al landings on the Coast.
Atehafaaya river and Bayou Courtableau-The
new and light draft steamer
BERTHA.
=. H. H. Broad master. Theo. John clerk.
VIII leave as. above. For freight or passage ap-
BRITTOS & EPPI ER, 81 Gravier street.
r. w. ADAMS, 81 Commercial Place,
Connects at Little Devil with steamers Creole
and Minnie. ia4tf