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Nine Cave In.

At Hammond colliery, in Pottsville,
a., on the morning of March lG, just after
the men had gone into the shaft to work, word
cane up that the gangways had caved in and
imprisoned twenty miners. The men in the
adjacent breast came ~ as swiftly as possible
while others descended 10 the rescue, and af-
ter several hours work all the .ncn were re-
leased. Martin Mcdonald was mortally in
jured, but his companions escaped with but
few bruises. The widest excitement prevail
ed for time and hundreds of frantic men,
women and children gathered about tie mouth
of the slope.
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Great Fire ii Superior City. ~,
a very destructive fire occurred in
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The Inter- Oceanic Canal Feeling In Columbia.
Advices from Columbia to March s26.
via Panama, state that the ColumIians are
much excited over reports from Washington
that the American government will oppose
the construction Of canal "by foreign COM
pany." They say they will submit to neither
without striking back as hard as they can.
They are strongly incensed at the slight OF.
fered Columbia In that tshe Is not to be allowed
the right to grant concessions to private com.
panies, other than American, or without ask
ing permission Of tho United States. The
United States vessel Kearsarge has been at
Chiriqui lagoon for some time engaged in sur.
veys, with sealed orders, under which the
Kearsarge sailed. -sa, 80.
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SATAN AT THE HELM.
DTS0RACEFULR ROW. IN 4 PITTSBURGH
CHURCH..

Tho Police Called In tn Restore Order
Damage by High Wat. in Chippewa
Falls nnd Viclnity-Death OF . Recreant
Priest In . Chicago Police Cell-Miscel-
laneous Crimo and Casualty Ietcord.
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Suicide In Hastings. MINI. I;

About s O'clock on the morning of
March q; at Hastings, Mimi, Christian Phfla-
ger ZAP sap old resident and butcher on Ramsey
street, shot himself through his head in the
woodshed Of neighbor; Mrs. Bissel. He was
discovered by Mrs. Bissel about O'Clock, she
having gheard noise just previous; and On
going out into the shed she found Phtlagerl
stallQlding up between two barrels OF ashes, and
revolver lying on the floor near, by him.
He, was yet alive, and made great effort to
speak but was too far gone: His family, next
doof were notified, and his two sons, both men
grown, carried him home, where he expired
soon after For several years he, has led q
llle q inntemmperance, q 20 but rs he was not given
to borrowing trouble, his death is a surprise
to, ah: He leaves family in good shape.
T. i: J. -, ::f NHy h;ili E'f',,3 1El;sfai
Independent Roman Catholic Church orgaui-
r. ftDAt;I ;S' J iitjfzatiOn. 81 II -
Large meetings were held in New
York City the afternoon and evening of Sun.
day March IS looking to thecstablishment OF
a1 American independent church, at which
addresses were made by Rev. Fathers Quinn
Wood, Broderick, and others formerly Roman
OsthOlic priests: ,lt,,Kas stated that many
priests were at present engaged Ia lwesal5
and that Father Quinn, president Of the organi-
zation, was daily in receipt of communications
from priest who were preparing to abandon
Romanism, and who were most anxious to
labor for the benefit Of poor people in the
extension of the true principles and practice
of Christianity. Letters were read from sew
eral priests in various parts of the country
saying their whole hearts were In the move
ment, and communications were presented
from Methodists, Baptists, and Presbyterian
conferences of Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New Jersey, heartily endorsing the movement
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CHICAGO, March 29.-The funeral services Of
Hon. VIM. H. Ferry were held At Lake Forest
to day. The directors and officers of the North
western Railroad company and of the CONNER
cial National bank, and large number Of per-
sonal and business friends attended a. . Last
tribute of respect to the honored dead.
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The Borders Of Folly.

On communication from the Interior
Department March "a, conveying the wishes OF
the families of Victoria's band to remain at
San Carlos, instead of going to Hot Springs,
Gen. Sherman endorsed as follows: Respect
fully return to the Secretary Of War, inviting
attention to the principle involved in the case.
The Indian Bureau is feeding at heavy cost
the families of Victoria and his band of
Apachcs,whi! the War Department is fighting
at an awful cost of money and life the warri-
crs or bucks. Does not this magnanimiry
verge on the borders of folly.
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| Now York Democratic State Csnvention.
ALBANY, N. Y. March 29.-The Democratic
State convention for choosing delegates to the
Cincinnati convention will meet at Syracuse,
April 20tb. The call invites the Democratic
electors of the several assembly districts and
of the Democratic national convention to send
delegates to Syracuse.
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Exodns Of French Canadians.

Advices from Montreal state that
French Canadians are leaving that city ut the
rate Of fifty to seventy-five day, there desti-
nation being Minnesota or Colorado, while a
few are destined for California. A large num-
Der of mechanics, chiefly carpenters, are being
engaged to 60 to Colorado and other places to
prepare lumber and etc.. for new railways.
They are guaranteed work for six months at
remunerative rates in comparison with what
has been received. Fifteen cars full Of passen-
gers left Montreal March Is, for the Western
States. The exodus has commenced earlier
this year than former yerrs, and the numbers
are increasing daily. -:
New Mexican Indian Atrocities.
Specials OF March ~, giving further
news of the late Indian murders in Melissa
New Mexico, say 8 instead of 6 persons
were killed by the Indians near Santa Barbara
The massacred party consisted Of Santego
Gonzales. Green Worth:iew, Jaun Beca, and
two boys at Worthliew's rancho, and three
Mexicans, names unknown. Another party of
Indians attacked sheep rancho at Tueno
Blanco, four miles from McEvcr's rancho on
Tuesday, but were repulsed with loss. Frank
Wheeler on the way to the rancho, was at
tackled by Indians, but escaped after killing
one Indian. These Indians are supposed to
be raiding party thrown out from Victoria's
main band.
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The House..

WASHINGTON, March o9.-Under the call of States
tho following bills were introduced and referred:
By Mr.. Herbert, by request Prescribing and de-
hning the manner Of guaranteeing to each State q
Republican form OF government. It provides when
ever the President sha ascertain that there exists
controversy between two organized bodies, each
claiming to be the legislature Of the State, and such
controversy cannot be de.crn1ined by the lawfully
constituted authorities of the State without resort to
military force, he shall communicate the fact to the
Senate, which shall determine which if either of the
two bodies is the legislative body of the State.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, MONDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1880

deeply laden to New Orleans. The Imperial.
gmoky City, with coal. passed down. and the
Oskland. With empty barges, passed up.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 1s,-The river is rising. Ar
rived: Andy Baum from Cincinnati. Departed:
James Howard for New Orleans. Gold Dust
Belle Memphis for st. Louis. Guiding Star for
Cincinnati It Is clear and cool.
tBy telegraph
CINCINNATI. Feb. 1.-THE river is 20 feet
10 inches aud rising. Weather clear and cool
fal ing. Weather clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE Feb. l5.-The river is 81 9-1O feet
md rising Arrived: u. p. Bchenck and
Thomas Sherlock. New Orleans: r. Il. Springer.
CINCINNATI. Tbs. river at Bowling Green is
higher than ever known.
CAIRO. Feb 1.-THE river IL 81 feet II Inches
and rising. weather clear and mild. Arrived:
Mauda from 6t Louis, Helena from Vtcksburg,
Smoky City from the Ohio. Oakland and 1mpe-
rial from New Orleans, Golden City from Gin.
cinnati. Departed: Mercer. Smoky City aud
Golden City for New Orleans. Mauds for -vicks-
burg. Helena for St. Louis. Oakland for the
Ohio river.
cool. The river fell 9 Inches. Down: J. M.
White a IL a. m. Golden Grown at 8 .. m. Belle
OF Shreveport ~ p. m. Up: Ooahoma at a.
M, City OF Grsenvills ut 8 n m,
WASHINGTON. Feb H.-To Geo. D. Htte. 143
Graviar street: The steamer Laura Il. Davis
left ut p. m. with fine trip. and will arrive on
time ant leave Tuesday as usual for Osalonsas.
JULES DELUZAIN.
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BREMEN.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW Oh
LEANS. VIA HAVRE. SOUTHLAND.
TON AND HAVANA,
The steamships of the North Ger.
= SAlGA9e man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips. az follows:
From Bremen. From N. Orleans,
Hanover. 81 About Feb. n
Hanover. ........ March "a About - =
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
Noo'4'"'D PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen. Southam pton or Havre to Hav.
ana 81 New Orleans Cabin, $3.50; Steera9e. sse
From New Orleans to Southam pton. Havre az
Bremen-Cabin, $50: Steerage S45. I,
From New Orleans to Havana-Cabin, 4SS
Steerage. SIS.
Children under ten years, half price: chill.
dren under one year, free
N. B.-Our agents for Texas. Messrs KauR.
man Runge In Galveston. are authorized to
issue steeraRe passage orders at the following
through rates:
From Bremen to Galveston, ~:
From Bremen to lndianola. $4b 80,
=, The company reserves the right to change
the route OF the steamers, their advertised days
OF departure and the prices of passage.
Passage dcket from Bremen. Southampton
or Havre to New Orleans iseued by the under
signed.
For i tfsfsf sRF s5sgiEs sgP'd & A<.p
Au4 ~ ~ Union etyee4r-
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BAYOU MACON AND rENsAs.
TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON REGULA
PACK EFT

TENsAs AND BAYOU MACON REGULAR
PACKET.
,~ FOK FLOYD, DELHI. WARSAW
SsseRAt Grocketl's Point. Egypt. Out of.
Coulter Point. and all way landings on Bayou
Macon. Upper and Lower Tensas-The steamer
BIG SUNFLOWER,
]: B. Sullivan master. q. w. Walton clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board or 10
g. r. WORK. No. is Commercial Place.
fe12 GEO. d. HITE. No. 142 Gravier street,
TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON REGULAR
PACKET.
N FOR FLOYD, DELHI. WARSAW,
hS1{1tHs G9AEockett'ss Point. Egypt; qat-on,
Coulter Point and all way landings on Bayou
Macon and Tensas-The fine passenger steamer
TkNAAA,
L. V. Cooley master. Thos. Knee clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap.
~ BRiTTON l. EPPLER. 1872 Gravier ct.
de2s LORD d MoPEAKE. 122 dravier street
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Receipts By RallFoaas.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.


February 1870 bales cotton to order-loo Clas
son II Allen, West 4 Bush-5 I l. Aroy 400,
Walden. Hawkins y Robert. ~ Harris Aoo-a K
chsfis SONS Carve SIM. f Billup. GOO ~
50 bbls whisky 81 pkgs mdse q Whitney Goo
car lumber Bryan-3 pkRs mdse II Adams 4
DO Collector Of Customs-45 do Keiffer Bros-ss do
Marqueze-sl do McCracken & Blewster-33 do w
Worthe-aA do TO Vincent eco bbls whisky to J
Lyons-2lo SACKS peAs = Meyers-ls pkgs mdse
Berkson Bros Horter e. Feraer-2O do h H Han
ssn-5 stanffar Macready Goo do Baldwin Goo
10 do G Morris-22 a. Hoffman, do p SaraEu
tar ,al A banner &co-i tank oil Insurance Uil
Tank Co-sundries to order-TotAl las2 bales cotton
Road AND sTEAMsHIP 90.
February Isl hid sugar Msspero &co--16 do
S Rennedy-6 bbls molasses Cieom--i0 hi bales
moss e Odel-e sacEs rough lice vignes-3 sacks
cottoE J Biholet-sundries to order--IotAl 3 SACKS
cotton sacks rough rice II hhds sugar bbs mo-
From Galveston Per steamship HaGan-l3 beeves
Ayoook. Mitchell &co-sandries to order
near Seabri2ht J. during the easteri.y storm Feb
J. WAS gotten of on tue 10th. As 10 H. by Coast
Wreoking Co in good order after dis hareinR cargo
Of cotton, and TAX en- to their basin at 81
,by cable 10 the N. Y. HerA4a..
Bordeaux, Teb s-Arrived from New Orleans, III
bark Re .oIute Lepari
Pauillao Fec tp-Arrived fran New Orleans Br
bar. Montreal Eoalfe.t
Barcelona, Feb s-Arrived from New OrleaEs Spn
bark Eivira, SuEt
SPOKEN.
Ship Virginia pelano, from New Orleans to LIVER.
'ool, Jan u, Int IS 40, lon rs l5
LAUNCHED.
At Kennebnnkport. Feb 4, by Bepja1in JacksoE.
fishing schooner butt Tor Messrs Lorng "rimes
nd Jornua Tarr OF Rookport, Msss, named Pima
ore. measuring lh.R5 tons
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE,
CHICAGO. sT. LOUIS AND NEW On.
LEANS RAILROAD.

Trains will leave and arrive at the Callieps
Street Depot. on and after January II, 1880, as
follows:
Leave. Arrive.
Exp. NQ. !. $3.50 p. N. Exp. No. .. $50 4 m
Mixed No. 3. tbs a. N. Mixed No. /. 1850 3. 10
copt Sunday.
Saturday Accommodation for McOomb CIT,
'e PiUfEMA N i PALAun SLEEPING oAn
AND CHICAGO WITH0U5 CHANGE. and for
ST. LOUIS Sleeper IL at tached at Milan,
leaving the train. Only ONE CHANGE TO
NEW vORE and EAST ERN CITIES.
Improved Sleeping ana Reclining Chair carr
Tickets for sale. berthe secured and informa
ton given ct No. a Camp street. corner o.
A. D. SHELDON, Ticket Agent
1.OHANDLER. General Passenger Agent.
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LOWER COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at II
q. m. and SAT URDAY at .. m.
~ FOR ORANGE FARM, POINTE
lE92&k ala. Hache. Greenwood Plantation.
Terre aux Boeuf, and all plantation
landin9s-The new. fine and fast steamer
EN- "A IRVlNE.
J. A. Ruiz master.
T. n. vallette and N. NJ Barrois clerks.
leaves a. above regularly, returning to the city
freight or passage apply on boards ead Of Con.
nstIeet au11
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LIvERPOOL,
HARRIsON LINE.

2S121E1E The BteAmsh1p
WARRIOR,
Jones commander,
will sail on or about February 49, 1880. from NEG
wharf. foot of MonteRut street.
VIII receive cotton and sign through bills o
ladfng for the Continent. between Havre and
Cronstadt.
These steamships. being of light draft, will
cross the bar of the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply to
LUCAS E. MOORE,
de20 ~ 1876 Gravier street. up stairs
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ports.
Rseslpts Of PrsAaos.

ST LOUIs-Psr steamer John Dppold ~ 81, Oc0
bushels wheat in bulk Engster Aoo-lll4 bbls -four
order 1876 sacks bran 900 bbls -four vairn Morti-
mer-100 do ~ hi do Nortea MaDning-lt0 do SO
bbls do g Pascal Aoo-l95 do Pohlman & Doll-s7e
do IT'D bbs grts 223a sacks oats 72 sacks bran Gl0
L Odendahl-475 do 1853 eAoks oats rs bales hAy
Geo Heok-so cases lard A Norton-l0o tieroes lard
Fl Dolsen.4 caeks meAt Miller, Grigsby Cool
vinegar J J Adsms-3 drums . water La Ice Co-i3
pkgs mdse q a Whitney Eoo-i15s bales hay 1868
ants-a1s sacks oats So bbs -four 7 Prudhomme--47
sacks oats Sohwabachcr 4 Hirsch--l25 bbs meal to
McCloskey & Henderson-31s do 1874 sacss oats Jos
Iawler-- SO do 4 A Madden--4 IS do M A Rogers
, do isa bbls -four Wallace FArohild Eoo-SO do
Skardon wilson, hhds tobacco 3 II Wilson,
pkgs pipe 20 pkGs hardware Stanffsr. Macresdy eco
3. pkRs mdse OuAchi Packet Co-i6s pkgs ware
y MoIrsw-s pkg. mdse No RRT Co-lsl do
do J West-s do Wof-22 do l. g Army do
Hall & krne-3 do Holloway Edwards-7sos asoks
ooake 4 Beer-aloo Anderson & S-2los do
5000 saoks oilfneRl Silas Weeks &co-Total $4,000
bushels wheat in bulk 3se2 bbls -four 10,795 sacks
oats 1877 bales hay l5a sacks oilcake 10 hhds TO-
LOWER C0AsT-Per steamer Isabel-13 hhds Of
sugar Richard Milliken--3 do Q bbls moassos Bel
TRAM sacks rough r-oe to John Dymond-ao bales
moss II Cazentel-sundries 70 Ordes-TotAl 16 hhds
sugar bbls molAssse sacks rough rioe
UPPER CuAsT-Per steamer Fair Play
1s2 bills molsssea Chsm l. Boyd-sundries 10 order
BAYOU LAFOUR HE-For steamer Belize ~
hhds sugar Corger Il Kelly-30 do Renshaw. Cam
mack Aoo--2A do g A Lanaux-53 do Lanaux--1
do e5 bbls molasses Richard Milliken-4 hide sugar
NJ Walsh-l6 bbls m0lAsss~ Bush & Levcrt-3 do
Rosenthai Bros bales moss Bourg-l Dbl mo-
asses Little Sisters Of the Poor-sundres TO order
Total ,b6 hhds sugar IS bbls molasses
sfLTTSBU R4-Per steamer Sharp Mcdonald
5000 bbis coal Lambert Geo
MOUTH OF RED RIVER-Raft Of logs to order
BAYOU aOULA-Por steamer Whispcr-70 hhds
sugar bbls molassss Richard Mlken-4 do ls
hhds sugar ID McCRn e. Son-lS bills mOlaesea to
j w Bnrbridge ko0-J do Bush 4 Levert-1 do A
Bsbin-3 hhds sugar sack seed cotton bales moss
N HeymAR-3 sacks seed cotton Bush & Levsrt--l0
do g Pascal bale moss Gross sandriss u or
der-Total 81 hhds sugar ~ bbls moasses - sacks
seed cotton
BAYOU LAFOURCHE-Por steamer Henry Tete
s bbs molasses LAnaux Sons-iO do Uonger Il Kel.
ly-3 do hhds sugar II Walsh-90 do g A Lam
AuK-l0 do Richard Nilliksn-lB hnoks rough rico to
ii Allison Go0-5 bAes moes H Ssvin-l do Fits.
patriok-sundries to order-Total sc hhds sugar is
bbla molAaaea l6 6A0ka rouRh rico
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GRKENvILLA, vlC9sBURG AND BENDS.

UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
leaves fsSSSEE, VvRf 9R5p5ha. RR R; II
'nf EssEs ssef 4. TEx.
William Campbell master, T. J. Howard clerk.
Parisot,s Line io5 81 peInts On the Yazoo. sun:
4.P. MoRK, Is Commercial Place.
GESo y R4 hITE 2 Is aTs ,yI,sI street.
n vsfsb S 70 ssssn nsSe.
port and p"'i " k1 4 RKdG gdR PEI Rsta
FOX vidksBURa And D q dkE JEWELL.
sas.s fySs' d St 3 n
ana Bends-Ihe new and magnia-
cent g. 9.f II. Was stfEsmer
J. W. Tobi \. master. CURT. Holmes clerk.
Boat reserves the rsht to pass al sn lxela
that th E e W6RR may dSe9 W RpHsaisi
4, &; v. ADAMS. BRockkTT / GARTER
Monroe and All stations on Vicksburg. 5hreye.
w '0 "' W ". B. BROOK 10 k1!1si Agent,
au19 SO Magazine street.
SATURDAY vloKsPgRa UNITED STATES
leaves s sSSiEy EffdaREHhRaE b 81 BEND
ssnRH NatoheS, and an Intermediates land.
inss-Th H4 Passenger s;Ye packet
Easass With h fas. ss line
for Yazoo. Tallahatehie and Bunfower rivers,
roae %heabRs Gre 81 q sdps eqd g
5hEeyepor! and Pacific KslIread ~ via Bs sse. L.
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OPELOUsAs,

Leaves TUESDAY Feb. II. at s o. m.
NJ FOR WASHINGTON. OPELDU.
., sas, Port Barre. Blmmsport. Church.
Vile, and all landings on the coast,
Atehaialaya river and Bayou Oourtableau- The
light draft passenger steamer
LAURA l.. DAVIS,
VIM. Crawford master, A. Meynier, Dr., clerk.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
GEORGE D. H1TE. 142 Gravier street.
LORD d MCPEAKE, l22 aravier street,
Agents.
p. B.-Will give through bills lading to Bayou
Buuf. and particular attention given to coast
passengers. Connects with steamer Ollie B. at
4immspOrt for Bayou des Glaizes. ja1s
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DONALDsONvILLEAN y RED RIVER LAND
ING TIL WEEKLY PACKET.
.n.T FOR BAYOU GOULA, PLAQUE
ksss4faE mine. Baton Rouge, Port Hudson.
=, Bayou Sara and oil postoffiee land
inRs-The United States mail steamer
KITTY NYE,
Q. F. Burdette master.
will leave Donaldsonvile every MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY ana FRIDAY at IL O'Clock noon,
on the arrival OF train from New Orleans. Par.
ticular attention given to coast passengers and
light freight. Connection made with stage line
at he'd River Landing for Stmmsport. Ever
green. Oheneyville and Alexandria La
In few days new fast mail and passenger
boat will leave Donaldsonvlle for the above,
named points on Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urdRy. fe15 H
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RIVER NEWS.
uYT1On HHw ORLEANS purouRAr /,
Saturday, February l8. ISL.

Arrivals.
- marine column.
Departures.
j. D. Standard.
0ta90 0f the Rivers,
Daily telekrAphic report OF the stage or water
okAArfous p0ipts, with changes. In the a hours
oudln9 yesterday at D. m.
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FOREIGN Flashes.


NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET
LINE.
- FOR MEMPHIS. HOPEFIELD.
Helena. Annapolis Greenville and
all Intermediate landings
STEAMER CHAS. p. CHOUTEAU.
W. II. Thorwegan. Geo. Miltenbere6r,
master. clerk.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. February 49, at pm.
STEAMER HENRY FRANK.
]. +. Hicks master, All. Grissom. clerk
Leaves WEDNESDAY. Feb. %, at s D, m,
EOr freight or passage apply on board or to
]. Il. DOUGLAS, 81 Gravler street,
JOHN JANNEY, 100 Common street. Agents.
LORD 4 MCPEAKE. l22 Gravier street.
nO14 II
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enc RTvm.

,-~ - CINCINNATI AND NEW nm.
leans :. southern Transportation
Line-Hteamerg OF this line Mn
leave as follows: ".AA
WILL KYLE...............Le Lew KRrea naatar
Leaves TUEaDAY. Feb. II. at s pm.
PARIS g. BROWN....A. N. Halliday mastar
Leaves THURSDAY. Feb. 10. at s pm.
GOLDEN CROW n ....... e. L. Hhinkle master
Leaves SATURDAY, Feb. 81. at 8 pm
landings, connecting at Cincinnati with pack.
ets for al! points above to Pitteburg.
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO-
]. T. BURDEAU. Agent.
nOlB 1876 6rRvlaF street.
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UPPER COAST.

UPPER COAST TRI-WEEKLY PACKET
SPRING AND sUM MINER ARRANGEMENT.
Leaves every TUESDAY. TIL URSDAY and SAT
URDAY at 10 q, m.
,-n.T FOR WELHAM'S PLANTATION.
W. BONNET CAkRE and all interme.
diate landings-The newly repaired
passenger steamer
ST. FRANCIS BELLE,
4 Also presenting steamer City Of Augusta J
Chas. Deane. master. J. Z. Brou, clerk
Will leave as above, returning down the coast
on opposite days In daylight.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
jazz H. E. harper. II Delta street.
PEOPLES FAVORITE
REGULAR UPPER COAST TRI. WEEKLY
PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
SATURDAY at II q. m.
~ - FOR BAYOU GOULA. DONALD
sonul!e, and all upper coast land
ings-The fine fast passenger steam
or
De SMET,
Frank Ottendorfer master. 8. T. Goodwin clerk.
will leave as above. returning down the coast
Sundays. Wednesdays and Fridays In daylight
For freight or passage apply on board or to
DEF Ell. OOMEAUX. 40 CONT street.
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MARIN T. NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
February 49, 1850.
Cleared Yesterday.
No olearanees Mt the Cnstomhouse yesterday
Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamship Louisiana, eager, hence for New York.
lretn ned In distress, machinery disabledl to A
M0ultop-9d dis q
Ger eteamshp Hanover. Hoffman, from Bremen Wis
Havre and Havana, to n btockmeyer &c0--sth
dis -
Steamship Clinton. staples from Havana. to g A
Whitney Il O-Algiers
Br bark A ney Borden, ~ days from Rio do Janero
to ma ter-P0nt
Br bark MArv Bowen, MoFarran. from st Thomas
w III Whitney-3d dis
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LAFoURCHE,

LAPoURCHE. ..=&
INDEPENDENT SEMI WEEKLY NEW OR
LEANS. COAST AND LAFOUROHH
PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY at IL m. and THURS
DAY ut 8 .. m.
,-@ - FOR WAY LANDINGg ON COAST
Rsa|I>E1 and Bayou Lafourche-The A No. i
passenger packet
RELLE,
Max Blanchard, Master,
John Webre and O. j. Blanchard. Clerks.
will leave as above. returning down the coast
every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY, Ia daylight.
For freight or passage Apply onboard or to
" Fl. b. RNARD. Q st. Louis st.
q. HENO, 20 COntf ct.
p. 8. Goes through to Lockport on the
Thurs 'ay trip.