To eaIt •D1j l t,SoofW Al,.

~~~~a ta~i:~t~o~

. . .. ple '1Moamlhlpl t.apdluE.y i relpatilly Y ahe ated that e . the hoot

Wii Y"'eImmedh B7l1Rdip1h.S F~or triEt elrv=~,

WE ~ t 0~0p oa j8Sa oR A ~ rN. r.-The IAsTrYJ pNrThrXC ewltr a F]

all ,ltitsfos._ Th, oday,- ' 3N NitoIVdUR OL Al VERY FA, hlL ASTAet of ship SlttOf ef lYmast•ear. hatrin alISge ot et catr

go w

tO amsdastot dispatch. For reight a6 hai

JonN mACINDER & Co., 91 nrer etrsots.

-- •dn/sl/ he-e t, win have mo mem, t

pmat-,, hiatlog ~atIF' Sate -totat eeauteeed. ter-Ot orh L h on d Pl1ant Thled Distt• l t,

LI VRNPORL-TSE Al vIIY FAST ;

_•.tno Ameeris ship_ •Wm]l•rdrown ~evtt mtr,now loadsen and wiP haetaapelOe atpeCh.

R.. t or hIel of o AM LL'O -o]O [•IVERP00]L--THE Al FAST SAIL.-- 1g Amset•s ship Batte runter, Tpt.elteOt

" ttew, hadtsg earwlyll hat oeu drsgoP d. oilrhade ttedltId blep. otono, fpepgly t hol spIte JON TR NiA Oi i A CO., .

91 ravlieetreet. htsr psstge, apply to the aptaint oh board. 5 n

a nORLI ]VPO THE Al PAST SAIL-FO)R TBDAIFABT Cap

io Ameltcan hip lt •o ttE Cat. Joa. Wall.

.Jeglgl ier csgo digd, til hate Immedlate

Pepa asoaply to mtee tast o hooard, Pat 82,

es D N Mk4tA INDE* CO., It Geter treeLO Vl B-THE Al FAST SAIL-P

ht_ to hip . oeat, Caep. Cosohi-

urn wstrtuvil• ~tto hr arori egedwilwioadingsod will hoot perodptle depaitch. F or e

Tarppp l ly hseapsola oo ootdr t" -- ORL1VE$R LOL-THE AIPAST SAIL-

slt Aaseosip .iehlp, . Layor. , ote welt ee,

J. P. WHITNEY CO.. I CaOrdeletsteetPeeewih ~pec. er hl~te otfrigt or m.de- iI- pply to oLth tean. pon n hoTrd. o I t

FOR LIV]ERPOOl--THE Al PArT sAIt se American ship Do•t•a Prpens Cape. Yo-h,.ertmno , isedlnog ad cl hate qilol dapahq For 4StlEht ei0ht e ottoa. apply to

BAXTER, tIOV•Ir A CO.

t ptatpaea, apply to the asptale on boeard, Pot 4, Flnt I

LIV L-THR Nt AAST RYL-tng AmetLen shi l Snsn Star, Capt. We.Y. . ites o tin lnd wl ane ill hate lmediatth

JONESIIBACEi DERA CO., 91 Grare,, street.For pen.ge, apply to the eaptal on boord. 04_

]FOR LIVRFIOO.L-THE Al CLIPPER

it e•eranhing pnttof bhor oarg eCtied, wilpmompt disptth. For halana,of Iiegihtor pathge,

tppl'sht eard, orto00J. H. ASHIBIDiGE A CO.. i1 Camonat street.

AVo R LIVURPOOL-THE Al FAST SAIL.leg A ieshi p Ciero Bent. Taylor, notte, lll mast•th dhispa•th. •ht beae of reight t or passye,

halrt lit p eettvingtdiae stam a p art hpit te othoati .1. o . Ad B • DII. F CO., 1Dtr Como. at.SFO LIIVERPOOL-THIE Ai FAST SATI

SAmerican ship Gawtl ggneafs, Capte t rrhieb, I ter •ladg, ead etil hatre lch oadper-t ilh dofigpt o. 8 o0 b mle on ritpply to

t J. P. WHNRY CBO., LO Caondslet at.For potegey apply tothe oaptw 4 hTard. - tIS FOR LVIOA' N! OL-TBE NOW Al VERY

fatsi sipg ANTmerithah .mhpo Cat. •tering, i.tee g anlo ad • tl hate dleptet. Pfor ,eight of

o cotwladgt, applyinitn BAXTER. r OVELL A CO.

FOR ALIVEOTL-TI Al FAST SAIL.le g t Aericans hip, ran Psee.etc .Cape. Ltetch.•

-oe Iadlng aed wlp have r mmqiute dispatch.Ioat o hf balee otton. ap il Ioi. P. WIIO•T E CO. I Cro.delet st.For posate. apply to the apotatn on board. o28

F OR LIVRBPOO-THE At PFAST SAIL-lmerlcate ship AdelnoechTea, CoReptn, jio Io•din an end well hate immediat dspateh. Ft

ftrelIeigt of 8 bhleotton oot toltJ. P. WHIITNEY CO.. 35 Carondelet street.

For pas•ege opply to the iptan on tard. oIlFBPOR LIVERPOI 0-THE Al FAST SAIL-lag Amerian ship AmertoaanCato. Otis, ostelit no lattlto and lll hate immhedlate tho-

Pith Ioelight of fBo ia of tton tis al y to2BAXTER. LOVE.I, A CO.

Far peitage, hatintg toe aeotmmodatills. applya ttthe matarO htiard.l Fiet Plerst Diltrlot. 020

HAVRE.

i NOR OIAVIRE-TIO Al PAST SAILINGAmerican ship ShNaw tatt, Higgit, taer, hat.lg lthe bul of lher caro el..lgaed and iolhg ihn ierd,

atill dtet tChb dilptch. For refeeah der of tae tthtt , eppl toBAXTER, LOVEL. A CO.For paeare. hlelng tety saperior eatemtaa Lionso, ap-ply to the epretin on board. Pot 45, Third DIitrd . Tir

NOR AVRE-THlS Al PART tAILINGS•le-hit ship NAorthmpto, aCa pi. (tilet, hat.ing seap all hart aeohees.al, e ll hrate immeagdl-

ate dipth. Poe freight of t400 thaTe icts•at tL o CO

BAXTER, LO 4LL A CO.

For pasatee, hatig elttatdatoo.. apply to the

oapttltt tnhuitd, PielT, P lest ilslrtoict. ii

s FOR HAVYtIP-TIl At FAST SAILINGrAtercan shil, B. Adlaotaide, B aplt. Iteluot. Ittee ..ilt ot I tell- 05d l have qImleth dlapateh t Fit

Forghlof 0N hOglee cottta ply toJ. F. WeIITNEY A CO.. ilCaarondelestt.

For poaatp. apply to the eaptaln on hoard. o02r' FOR HAVRE-T-HE to Al VAST BAIlING

3 Atopeliot ship Ain eltlde Belie RCapteuto, tstn-l 1oad litll sod tdlli hhot i t ldi edte te dlsp otoh.

ror freighttaOr fr egOt tit80 tales otitond ap ot

.2 2 BAXTER. LOVETnron.la CO.t

SFOR HIAVRE-THR NEW Al PAST SAI.I

lo Aterit.oship New natgonal Capt. Boyd. le tied inag lear toll el hcaro negenidt, dlepateim. eod

atoepfeegielF, or iteeght of l6l hales rotlot, apply toS XTER. LOE4LL A CO.

ddE NOiR HAVIRE -THE At PAST SAIlINGin rra Nhi wlr oE~aeeL Capi Edit, hte.m srl lOOM h cr en . eni horeetetated-

oledL~plih. Foe leelghu if lahales atitit.ap~l tiBAXTER. ILVKd A CO.

For piatage, apply to the oaptoln in baed. Pat -, ThirdOle e-t, o19

O1DEHAUX.F NOR BORIDEAUX -TE Al VERY FAST

iolllog Amerlilo harh Wllitam and Jane,CapI. bhe. hno tlit bho k oh her ee at eiigag

an goin t on eh , t tlli t eitlh quich dIspatch. Fi to.mailodit of folight, apply to

BAXTER, 40VELL A CO.

BREMEN. SFOR BREMEIN-TIE Al FAST AILINi TI

Bremen 1011 01ean, Capt. 1141en4 i now l11ding Lnd ill have immediate dispatch. j'or freight of 400 so

Wee Cottion, -polyy to. VA1RNRIElN A KiRCOHOF. 4,1 C .t). ...or J. P. WHITNEY A CO.1 35 CarondT,11111 . TI

For pITTgIg. apply to the captaIn on board. 15 5,FOR I1REMUEN-TIII Al FAST SAILING

Bremen, bark New Orlean,, Capt. Kohle0111, I.owloaddiug and willl have dtapiteh. For balance of

rrctaply ton , IBAXTER. LOYVLL A CI.

s FOR BREMEN-TIIO Al FAST SAILINGkf hi BC'cmsne Itehnkan, master, having most of

her caro engaged, and goinlg on board .111 have quickrdispatch. 1 For l,,I4, of fre0,14t 1pp71 to

WARNEIIEN s KIKhlBoPF, 41 Ilrlon street.n3 or J. P. WHITNEY S 0O., 55 Carondelet street.

FOR BREMEN-TlF. Al FAST SAILINGi American hip Gen. Ber04. C1pt. lie,, having _

elyall her cargo engaged, will have immediateFor r,,t of Height xnnpllyl o

500 B AXTER. LOVFILL A CO.

FOR BRE r(OI-TI A. FAST SAILING i yBreen arkJev dlll ap'Rt. e having very It

tayell her largo engaged, 1ill hove ispgtch. 01'oe ffreight, apply to R

022 BAXTER. LOVE.LL CO. P

CADIZ. h

CIE N)R DIZ-Ti IF Al TERY FAST OATL-i g n abbe Rn ichard eg A sell Opt. Wat-

,baring al her cargo enga0ed11 meet withqme ep ialchh. For passage, having superior a a commuda-tteea, apply to hoard, or to

n6 IBAXTER, TLOVELL A CO.& FOR CAIIZ-7A111A 11EK' INI,Y-THE Alfat ailing Ameerlce ship Jahn Llpoar, Captain

0,lalll all her cargo ngaged, wLh have imme-1tate W 1tch. For p1 III 01onl11 alpply to 1,011ob 11d.

n5 J. P. 00IIITAIY ACO. g5C Carondelet Mt.

FOR CADIZ-TOE FAST SAIIINO AMER- 2teen 101hi 1101Ia, 11 '1 s Botmat. 711ping1 all

he crgo eulnrs will arsd patch. For passage, Ihaving supei1.r accommodations, 1nply to the 1011711in, or to

nI TAXTER, LOVL. T CO. .FOR CADIZ-PASSAOOE ONLY-'THE Al

W... ear1ing A atie e a11p1 Masoonomo, Captain111117, having ill 011r cargo engaged, will have im.ins l dspatch. Far passage only, 11vi1g ele41lIy 014-101hed IIIIITIom ,1)om11oda1t111. apply to the capture onILonrl, Post 42, Firer District.

o28 J. P. WIIITNEY A CO..I %C111ndelet It.

ANTWERP.FOR A.TWHI0-THE I AST SAII.NGl

A001111 10h10 Asllland, 0op0 Clark, havingnery tl her cargo .,,agd, will have dispatch. For

b11 g BAXTER. LOVELI. & 17O.

GENOA.FOR GENH:NOA II1 AI FASiT SALINO

k11 nr111 1.11 o 11011 H1 1 1 0ad, 1asterpavinglli ~atof her Ealrgn engaged, X11 meet with dispatch.or baaceo reight or passage, Hnplr at board, or to

11 J. II. AAlHHl514111 A ITO.. 101Common street1

y FOR GENOA-THE Al FAST SAIIING010 Carlall l1urISl, Capt. Andros1, having very

3+ bean l4 al her cargo ellngYage ill meet1with d101111Tor feigh or passage, appply on board, or toI2N J. 11. ANiIIIDI4E A CO., 101Common 11

BOSTON.t NOR BOSTO N-RSI4GULAR LINE-The

Atole 1ma1er1 411041 m10 h of Seram cre 11. 0.

e1Il 011.1 111,1 Find )ale ce0 or 1 freight or passage, apply111. W YNG 1N A CO .T82 Cam o stre et.

WANTED.W &NTEI-A GOOD SHIP OR RARE TO

S fon in Dis71t1h Liao for Bee n; 1argo ready1and0l5 G T J kSI5. UAC$ICISDB CA00.-91 Grouite t.

LUMBER-LUMER-LUMBER4.00,104 feet11a 13 a M earner, t d 711111d -Florida Yellow Fine

150,00 feet TM Ied IM 111ide d1111415 F111da YellUw FIle* F,110R1N1, tongued and grooved.200,5)0 1t 4 narro dressed Florida Y11111 Fine CEIL-I ,~Btongued aad gmorsd, d.

100,0001eet111'aide dressed1111 or11 1 , IoMLow CEILING,tmiguad and .rar.p.islrPnPMB1111111 1 1011wr

11dg1ed

-10,00 fetreed EAHEROADSIIiWO0 test rooob Yllow Pine LUMBER, I'AaaMlrg le inch

rdss~ , WeIIIh rbIs, Scantllng. Jol11a, et70250,000 fet assorted CJ:lpa e , Lat' and S~vgler

Seebes, IDooe. Bllodr. Hwldlaga, etc., lo.Par sale t the lowest marY~at pries. Mn iot to DUESrc~s

era, bJ~ Newr Baias11o AO

SPUBLISHED BITE! DAY, U Y f- k A9AMyi AAl .,d 'R(!r gw r

O E. R` t NMY,

1STEA 1`o•M34 MEDe AOD. /RUG ~EA PACKUTS...

NsewW &8 yyy~ ig~NlNA cliO ' M-I i le, heeer will vi. wOrlea e

I-rrX,1 r V. H L 1t UXarnV n mtlO- i AY oelk P.. e .to Teh .r p to t

J. A. COOITTON. 1 tcbleOit lleleei.•iendtmtlll •.latp i~i=;; •Yl•Oii,

1 Tcrldiul r tr ia v-_-

d J. S. PAGAUD, Advirtieg Agent.

Lea- u..e.ryW IDNEDAY sat1 e6 o'loci.P. .

Ei.GULA.I 'WED DA L| / PA•KI aTcattedorntaategocpheteteaw /* W 1x e J. H, muler, willeaeettttScd ae Wlcte iA t sec

Ahlon, Plileh's Point, hlpwite lndig, ake Lerovdeee,tae,.te'a Ladinlg, Uitlthec' Bead Vlehsburg, SdGuelf,iiad, l lhtaeh For Atdaee, iR iRe t , Bc L WyoadY--•I "l~oftHi ndnIfa PC~leqemn. Rmd •/•

II

ilate a pboe. The R. . Powefll towilu Yc river f-h, dad al troagh bll of ladelng, with the prvtlege. For fesghtor laeage• applyaoeboad, or to T. B. MITH, Aigatt

... . 4 Tt tooeocitett.`

Leaves eve, WBDNEIDAY., t 6 Slock P.M. w/FLloR OP'ZLOU AM-THE NEWSUSTEPAME AnLtmaPerretajpt. .i.B.. L- atailller built ex ly for the et n plaMs o

the ine . Ca ong--itlll tes a bove taiki freightfor Old River, Slmeupot and all loadnln o- the Aaehsadya. tbFor frght or•w. . on board, or U /

J. Y. JOIINSTON 3 CO:. r tils . afin4 if near Ctomhta kitreal.

sager teeg packet Ch; ettq. X . Wilio,~Wji tr t piece of new •smennge• eo.e vao tes-

ttr, 110 place at ape acagteY et le

brg,) will ]earel above, tot Carollca Ladnlg, Ahttle., Pil-IA

eher's Point, i ttth'c Lkaditg VYlckebug, Grtd Glf, oliodn.ey, Neteb Cea.t, ad all Ictaseaedtit- load g.

-or fr eikht of ydsie, apy on koard or teaay8 q. O. PORTER, No. 13 Oravere street.

Laa every SATURDAY at 9 A.. M.PH, •THl REGULAR OOAST PACK-

i et Dr. Bltsy A. Dag, suter, will plyregelarly during te witneter ost between etew

OcfOrleasaand Doualdelld n sltpidtsg to l the B th rcedamltlaod.ange on the Cout. ad attetotdlg to te bane.l e th ast tB B. Clatk iae, taoltlfreight for•Byou aLwac terrbaatteeual rti. L•aee New Orle every Octurdyy, ' t t o•cOtk,A. M., and DoDonaldaonville, y Wedade I to 6 A. e.The eryn light drought dmeinr Cltyof Kuexvls eaoosetwith the ir. BitoydaaDoinaadontlle, Ttlcng hat Byao fleght Ndown afa as Loekport.

la t9 J. S PAGAUD, Adverting Agest.eve ..... SATURtDA AA at O. -

Ra t UIAR 8A Y'U 6 AIY "

Il Pathettor Vikhbtbur-The t nN-O..iB Adame, t h. c . Mctthlltm tsr.a will leat•efor Vlelsburg, Wtrteto= New Carthge 4Nead GIt, I. Jo.seph Rodoey, Waterprool Natnelh PFotAdm, RayO Bare, TBaton Riage. Pluoageln. Dnaldlonll.e, and the Cait, atabove. Fot freight or pcat.e, a1I r TEard, n i to e

W. C. •Tn l. iiOtci eteet..Partleultar attention given to plaotatlon bselnea.Y Y to

iver freight taken at high water rates with the prlvilegal ra.thlpplg. at t

Loasm ever SATURDAY, ct In o'clock A. M.`` REGUUo A t SATURDAY MORN-

ing Paetkeat er Vcesbr -The iamere HW.Adamst, Ch.E. MarshaUll, mater will leave

for Viekoburg, P arrentoo. New Carthege, Grand dalf, St. Jo-.aph, Rodney, Waetprooe. Nthes, Fort Adams, Bayou •ra,Baton Rouge, Plaquemnlte, Donldcolle. cnd the e•estiabove. For freight or psnage, apply on baord, or to

R. W. ADAMS & CO.N. B.--Prltclrat tention given to Plantotion buhnee.

Yasoo river helght taken at high water ratee with the prilrleteo reshipptng. stid f

COAST PACKET STEAMERBec Donna-To cad froe New Orleana,Oeyoua ate. Fort Adanm, Willllcteptt, FociHudson. and all ltntermediae lani . the BELLA DONNA,

Wm. MCombe, mater, will reumie her old trips, o ennsseingtlaurday. An t 15th, and will contlome thrauhot the heeoarmleaig New Orleae eve•tay Iturday eveningol, at 0 o'clock.aod Rayon are every Weday evning'len to e arctvalor theeart from Woodvlle.i

•-A clerk will be on the Leveri to receive freight on Thus.day mornnlg. fSW-Forticalr attention aid to the receivingl and landing ofp2•Oesa and o oiict al bhar of d he day and eight.

Jet Of DiOLYE8 A CLAUS8. 14 Teoupltooila st.

TO VICIOKSBUGO.ON TUESDAY, t ON THURSDAY' ON BATOUIAY, I

5P. M. t6 P.M Y. P. YM.ThemagntieentU. The agnc nti ThemagniltentU.atoes Man packei U. S. cmall packet Sttee mail p•cket

Prtncess Capt'nIE. W. M•lel acleAthel. Ccpt'nWillon, will leaveCapt. J. M. White, T. P. Leathers, willfor Doonaldsonville. will ae o ler Don-lave for Dootsdoa.plqueminoe, Bo ~nilaa nea, Plaque- r I ll e. leque Ie,Rouge, Port Hadsoniminoc Baton Roage, Baon Rage, PortBayot Srra, RedPortadeo Bayoe dson, i ayon Sard •River Lauding, Fort.q, Roed River Red River Landng,Aicm, N ath e ,li.adt, Foirt Ad Fort AdameNatcbaheWcatrproof aodney acaa, Naithebe Wa.- Waterpriof, Rodney3S Joseph, Oranit terproof, Rodney Saint Joseph, Grand

8oeeeyenGulf, Warrenttn aod St. Josep , GrandI Giul, Wlotcanoo itdVicksburg e a e r y iltr Warrentoo, VicksburgeverySA.TUESDAY. at 6Mllitken'sBend, TiTRDA*. at o'-o'clotk P. M. Vlekarg, Lake lao k P. Y.ThePRINCRESSP enldc.. Stik. ThsteatomerNAT.

e anneete at Viek-tloltod and Skip- CHEZ oontets ctborg with tAh ccsta-c i t h's L and tl iVioekborg wilh ther U. 8. AID adl everyTHURSDAY teamer ANGER,

will take freight forat 6 io'clo P.M. and will take freightall the laondlong onl The R. W. Me- for all the lIadlgsYano river a chlgh RAE eonneet t oIn ooarler-ashaighas Oreenwood. IVioksburg with asGreenwood{thlgh

Islt'mr anger, tai water rates.Ing fr'ghtforll landlatne to Yeeto tavertel ighuto a. Gteen-

Dr wnsood aoThe above metlonwedi apletdid ptaenar packets will lave

on their regalar days, without fail at the hour capointed. Allobuslnesentrestod to their care will he promptly ad falthfully

SaeUded to.These baste will not ht respooblie for any letter l package

h. containing money, Jewelry or other valabls, unle regularbills of lading re taken, peelylag the contents and value, andthe freight paid; nor for an vahlblce deapltad with the clerkbytheplsasenge, or acontined in their bgggge.

For freight er epse e ppe on boardl or toARROLL PRITCHARD &O.,

UCnioon Row Carondelet st.tor si if T. B. IMITH. No. 4 tEhout ltoula t.

_ THE LAK.FALL Al WINTER ARRANGE-

.IUE r1897.1 MPNT. , 11588. ruei Forn Maoltevtlloe lrg,0 MadIonville and I.Covingto--The substntlal aod fasoot rnnting tnke steamerVirginial Pearl, 0h50. M. Dowd. master, wilt leave. -follows from cd efter MONDAY, the 12th October:From •ntettthrtrl Railrotttd. From Covington.TUESDAY .....10 A.M. ca MONDAY ..............6 A.M.THURSDAY.....10 A.M. WEDNESDAY........6A.M.SATURDAY.....I A.. earn FRIDAY........A.....6M. A o

Pot,$L, . Mot.0tels. M0epar t her. rOcnltrs, appoo y on boarod, or to .

0 . H. BRINTON CO. AgntI di,o101 f llCnstrut.

SLAKE SHORE PACKET I.STEAMER Creole-Winter Aoooogemcot-For OGoc Springs and intemeditdet lodtodg.-

Tbe new and splendid tow proture packet steamer EROELE,Lewis Nelson, master, built expret for this trade, with Gosuperior accommodations, wllleare the Pontchoartin R5.roa0 doton thearivaol at the Lake of the ear, w follows. P

From New Orlea.ns. I Prom ocan Srlng. o.TUESDAY, ........ A.M ca. SUNDAY EVENING.THURSDAY........9 A.M cart WEDNESDAY EVENING. -SATURDAY........4 P.M ear. FRIDAY MORNING.The Creole will extend her trips to Pascagouloot Satorday,.

Rrns or rARE:Cabino Fare to ay fit . Louis and Pas Chrisotia..I I0Children and Srocnts ..................... 1 0Dek ................................ .... 1 I5Cabin Fare to tle lppO City Biloxi and Ocean o

Springs .................................. sChildren and servant ...... ........ 1 7 anDeck ........................................... 1 6 orCabin FrtoF Paego la oI ....................... . 45 • oChildren and ser, t. ........................... 2 00Deck ..................................... ....... 1 76

R. E. O Agent. 10 Rank Place. StNew Orleans, November . 1857. n2 ol

POR MOIBILE--DAILY U. S MAILLINE-Wintert Arrangement-The splendidlow pressure ocohot steonero Californl. I

W. S. Huthingso, master,. and Oregon. A .. Myoso, master,bultexpreooloy for the [.ke trade toth soperior acoommoda. ttons. One of theaboe steamerh wll leaves the Pontehartretin oRatilroad DAILY on the arrhtal atthe Lake of the4to'eloh 0kP. M. train of cars. Weather ad water permittling, the Mailboots for Mobile on TUIESDAYS wll stnp at Pascgoolo. Re- 0tuorning. will top on MONDAYS and TIURSDAYS at Pasc thgoilo, Paos Chrlstiao and Bay St. Loois.

aArra OF FARE.Cabin F ........................................$6 00Deck " ................................ . 20......Cain "L to Ptogoul .......................... 00C ildro en and serva • ............................ 2Dtek Fare ................................... 1 71

n2 R. GEDDFI . Agent. 10 Bnkh Place.

H. RODRIGUEZ • CO., Tu rt t to F. t'AtUIN A CO. t.REA and CRAkfER BAKERS.

N. 0 loo 1Ueet streett. New Or.ies. oSuperior AM0RICAN CRACKNEL BISCUIT, warranotedtfree otolerxtn or any drogs Iourioit to health.IL D. Co. keep constantly on hand large assortment oftBread oand crakers.oiPilotread Codeehdmoe Biscuits, Water Crackers,Nayr SuBra arhoroCotkers, toda Crackers,Wine Bread, Boston Crackers, Pic-Ni, etc., etc.,Frentch Biscults, ButterCrcokert eta.AllImade oy oachnelr,. a0 tte lowest market prices. myll Rm.REWSTER di ZACHAOtIE-oO. 16 FRONTSSTREET AND 100.86 FULTON STREET.-Waewoild

. orelye•l temiootoonttoooureotablSheot, Noe.,Frootoood t•s•b u ....toreet, ......re prepald t Ltimento il urni h tat the shortest notice, and on moat liherntl terms, all kinds ofCOPPER TIN AND SHEFT IRON WORK, BRASS CAST- ISINGS, B.ACKSMITHING ett. Each member of the rm bgtlving hispersonal attenliouto 0 each deparUetm weon offeronenoir intoducementsto orties dealtng with s.oor faoltitels for futrihiog the following work are not cur.

poled by •y hotae in the Sooth or West.COPPER TIN AND SOIERT IRON PIPES;

CHIMNIF, BIECBIN GS"FIRE BEDS, ASH PANoi;

STILLS WORMS"FIL EERRS .JUIICE BOXES;

CLARIPFYIN KETTLES;HEATERS, etc., etc.

Attachedtoour eestablshmeot we h~ c a generao Furnishing ISStore., where All arotleo requisite for STEAMBOAT, PLAN.TATION AND HOUSE USE may be found.

PUMPS.-Wortbhlngtoo's Sfety Steam Pump. .P. K e'sFire Pomp. Cast Iron. Brlo and Copper Force and Li Pump.

STEAM GAUGll1t.Sochaoter' Vacuum and Steam Goaue, a 1boW article, showing the highest point to which steam may havetee osrr0ed dur0ng it0 u0e. Iearlon'c Wator auge.

TINWARE.. hfiog D0hes, Bucokets ;i, Dish Bkets, Jelly and Cake MRoolds l

p Coffe send Tea ULrns Soap TureensP cramids, and other Ware of all varieties.

Toogether with Csdt rod Shet IronCook Stoves; Washtnog andIrotFg and Boa Stovs0r: Fanc Cabin and ParlorI Stoves ; So-amuder aud Cannon rStoes ; eck Stoves, et. ; Forges ; FireSBaskets; oBucket Wrenches; Stteam Whistles and Valves; Pow.der Mgaoines ; Grae Bars ; Ratchet Drills ; Hoase ; Bra0,

.d yoder, BibbB Stop and CoupPRling Cocks; Oaung and ForcePump •ook•; Iulutern, Lamu• aet., of all d~rpimpREVWSTR A ZACHARIBE

No. 8 Front and 36 Ftlton street..Sole Agents for Schaffer's Steam and Vacuum oauge to Hearon's Water Gaoge; .P. EKoe's Fire Pomps,; and O. W. Cot-ton's Patent Piton Headl mcd (rate Ear. a0061

MTOWVE.-PIUV HUNDRED tCOOKItNt ANDto HEATING STOVES, of the lateostImprotved pat -,_'Morning Star" "Charter Oak,." "Sh ohi," ERooo

L" mist Cooking Ranges. and the elebrated Croset CookStoves," el their own mtonufS tot .IThe tndongfned are prepoareod to c.t at short notice, allorders for tbhet Iton Chhoneys. BreeohintgTaks. JolostoOs,Coper C ppc Poo dPlpo. Copperaond BrS or. kThey koep onhand laroge tock of tn tud Japan Ware, soltaotble t Otm.bot.. Hotei and Provate Famlies. The a0re agets for theh manoactre of MteCRACKEN'S Patent -Evporsto Steam

SHg'arPO. They have cortict tsosn theirpoo•tuoon that this.Pa, with the Mo quoldty of steomo u evaporated doohblethequantity of cane Juice of the beet an in use. They have atorkingym teptofthe pnhttch oh wllou bhoppyo to oxhib

W E W•tEELE FORSTALL4 lp 2I9T hopitott, 6 Prosotosd iS FP srtreOts.

ORIOOHIO BIF b-.O IL OR 5oOU1 AT, 6thl 4.W.740 hasFO ,I UI j TB PINE

e'a 4 ah ft rr stamerJ, r anrpliteer

Yclwa Wadl m t, h er err MAN a_ ioad IM.1L .1.gooo as 1 1010 PA 001 A ' ,ltlfl$ 0.

m w -- .. IbOo.0o .8gl--e W.04fo sri 4 J htFA Ai000) ta Naoen Hln,

BOB I.100 wIogVItoo Noooloomad i doOWYQIO~lN

Yrnlaw n ster6 M ''. k; Pwrlea.. for 1..ooovoll omd.01o01.uI dIfO0100dlaiOM r in. For

foreiht orpeoa. applyoo. a .L~ Fl UDA9o.rodoo~ AgooL.p The John RE. Lie 11Rlltnbnht, (eey B Aeh.) all

nerd .04 lpa sag thei r' gl gi tgj og valu0" W11detoolio or readIog

Leve o TIf1YNaaahr Lg m10A.1or ld .U 01 onq.oouereket okloro

erlt X ...1 ,RNoleao, tboor, W. Y. ci,ArostongU clerk. s or o. L Mi.Ile nod er Ii mtorroodt.Iatodb ls o ob o For Ofr.gbt Or p..senBloo oooadoolor, applyoaob Grre Yl

3. 00. FAGAIuDAAoootialo Agbncy.rTb0 VIRGINIA Te wleagoe lb i 11 o a

rbl T o 1, and .11 lab folkt1

and Hkkmaa, YeDhll a d all nernt dlof le nZlsan4doo

o f~sraLningsIw, .o.4 an al 00. 4101o1004110h.

2Lorsvoron MONDtAY Rhb lot .10? P. Y P

SFOR LOUISVILkE, EVANS- bp

v111., C0be anti Memphbl.-Tb oalgool r rr.O

bib poobogor pbcket 3. . Fa lrehild, 011

3. I. FoIoooo, masth. J. F. Leyden, aleck, .10 lea. 000LOOIOllII a0d 1l ltooodlomt. Ioodtonglo aaboo For firihtor pttleg00a*ply bead. 191

J. B. PAGAUD. Ado..00411.AI.0et.Tb. Falohil~d wll toke if N htfor COal, Olobk.a, Nlobb.tle

H.lena Napoleon, oreo . 011'. oanGUtor' l B lao0,aod alltor dlad I ngs.o4

Leve on TUOEDAY. l0th loot.. .10. II.FOB LOUInVILLU

3. Str loket B.tk TAA T. A roo.g Ao 35WWII lob. folbOv. oclerk, oir O loe Ro, Lmo lll. a0 d In,megr; .P adaov l intermediate lanings, as above. Far height or or pasage

apply~ on boad.J. S. PAGAUD. Advert" Agent. 2

aY-Wll take freight for Oeho, Hickman, i Yrupbi HelenaNapoleon, and all oltermediate landing.. n6

CUMBERLAID RIVER. 32

Leeo..SATURDAU7nh ion.. 000 F. .NASH LL AND ALL IN-

ordlao lodnro Tb. orogoLih 'rpack.Orooom John UOUL. HI Tlotobls, touter,

Tbooo RaB.i., clerk, is noreceivng frdght and ill l0 v,es abor,. For freightor a, en o beaob d. D

00 J. 9. FAGAUD, Ador~llog Aroolt.to STkJobo .ll1.10.07 Lgbtdroght, d will go ihoogb

to lloobrllo.

UPPER MISSISSIPPI. nWill l.0ve aoATUI7RDAY. the lb 10ho..0t 5P.l. SOFOR ST. LOUIS CAIRO AND ALL

int.o.rmediate 0nd1lo.o-Tbi. Poat rsonlno .ld i1.in po . poeorogo pbcket olomr oW Ilfab f. R

Iorrlown, .N Bomboor. maotor. Aoilo h. Mo.00.0clak,willav sov.Fl height or aus.pply o. badd

U4J. S. PAGAUD, Advert isingAlev1

LeorronrSATURDAY. 71kb. at6P.0 pUndeoll., FOR50 ST. LOWiS. CAIRO. RICK-

ma_ _ New Madrid M..0rbbs, 011e0., Napoleonand alloinboroo04d. lIodtooo-Tbe .owr odllight i

d4uht, swbft running and elga 00 Eeoeenger stamer HenryLCas.. S. 0. Kayo,, senator;RobeorPowers, clerk, will 1

0ea0e..okaov. Forfriloborrol o.oo..OaprlYb~oar00 J. S. PAG AUD, Adrerttllog Agent. Ci

0 Ioerco 0101 d etcho.aFOR ST. LOUIS CAIRO, HICK- 4j1m -.oo, N,. .adridoMopbt.. I olo 00 Napoleon,

Vttkoborl. .4d all l0termed0041 Iaodloro-The 31artirly new lbght draoght p00.100g. 0r 0ao0.0r 0cot- 0.land,H. C. MlcComas. master, wll 0 eave 1110.0 . . Forfr llhh or pas00 g0 0pplJLon 0a0AN, to e

Agent, it Poyml 1hFodras at.J. .PAGAUD. Adi.001t0sn Alent. 0

MlTho S. oill pay .trit atltentio to 007 and plantati0n afroirhI.

LOWER MISSISSIPPI.1.ooooni FRIDAY. 01, 1000.. otOP M.

REGULAR IHEMPHIU THEIIRO IDAY Two Wee.. polker 001am00 Peter Tel-

0 ion. John Bo., m.100er.-For yMor1,10, HeIna,Fr1oar '0.00,t, Nap1o.0, Gaines' Landl 004nd G..lor'o Lool-lnog Colrmbi. Doer Creok. Greoenvlle, Argyle Lndinlg, Km- j

today Rr BendW Lake Wash1gtoO Point Wortngto ,GraBn1t.0k.. Proretoo, Corolina lodlrn, Ashton, Pilo1,r'O Poin,hti roith'l Ioding, Lok. Pro0idenc0 aod aIl intermediatet landingo. The ooper or 04d sift-r0.ouinog pa0enger pckret

1 s1amer PE1TER T7LLON. John Box. master, will lea000aabove. For freight or peage apply no booooboto

n3 T. 0. 10ITT1,4Tehcapl1ul0 l40rg 1

Leaers on PRIDAY, 6th in0nt oat 5P.lO M. il~REGULAR MEMPHIUST0H1RS-

DAY Too Wooho pa1ket0.te0me0 Peter Tel-Ion, Jobn Boo, m00ter.-For0emnhOtl. Helo.,

P0110ar'. Polot, N0apleo0 1 Gob.. londlog aod GbOeoe'o Lead-*t log., Columbia, Deer Creek, GOreenvll., Argle Landiog. Kenr I

tocky Bend. Loke WobkiAO1On, Point Worhllingto, Grand ohtodlke. Princetoo, Car.lina Lading. Ashton, Plibcer'. Point,00100ipw,'. Looding. 1ake Provldenorond 0 ll0 Ltermodioe i,.ndlogs.- -Ths tlpo 0 a4d swift roooing poooogeo paketream 10r Peter ellon. Jobh Boo, m0.er10.0l 11a0e a

lb 01,00. For freight or passago lyon oard.toll J. S. PA~i-AUD. Advertising Agent.

Leaven 0 OIATURDAY, 71h inn1.. 001 P. M.MEMPHIS an.d NEW ORLEANS

Packet Pooh,?d the Bo1 do-T1Ern0.00 c 01000010 H. 3. W. HIl. (Joroao

L11 J.11. NeoelloI. now roceiving treight at loot of 0lrd street.ill a4d will le.000401bo00. For rfllhtor Do0so1g0 orrly1on oboad

0000 J.H. FIPLELR ao 00.00.00der the 0t. Chorles 00tel.

0 B-T1I. Line roooract oO Nopoleon 01th rgul, r Paclets forod the Arkansas aod White rivrrso, nod 0t Mlephis oith .perioroh Pooketl for 81. Louisood for Louisv111,.SR odoodo' Popr.. ,carr4ed r0gularlyby tyi, Lior. 04

FOR RED RIVER.Loaes 0on SATURDAY 7th IYt . at6 00P.

FOR EURRICANE AND CARO-lia lob. 0luff.. Sorepor. Grnd Baou, 0aintMaurice, Cotpto, GOrad lcore. Alexandria and

L- orton's Landing.--The new and vary light draoght and swifn-Howruog tepmer Ham Howell, Coot. 3. W. Rob1, illrd leare for thebov 0nd all intermedioto laniongsoasaooo. For

ter reigt ,p11age oply on bo.rd or 107. T. b.SITH. 4 Tehoapltoulolstrort.

an L0a 0 on SATURDAY. 7,1. Inlt. at 6 o'clook P. M.FUR JEFFERSON, S1ITHLAND,

M. emn.Port C0440, a0,d ,onl g 104000 t1,eIt. Lake, Shreveport, 0004d Bayou, Caoots ranM. Reors, AIlxodria aod oll Interm1d0ate loodiog. 00n 10d river,

the er~y light draft 1tea1me Bloomer, C. .0. Peel,. m10ter.W. H. Marsho ll, look oill leae forth. abo0e a.d aIl 0nt1rme-di0te landinr. For freoboht or 0000000. aply7n board, or tonoO PEAEAKE c1CR0. RY. 3 To ho,,o titooooo eet.

T Leoves on SATURDAY, 71h ins01. at 6 P. I. PooilOvo..t 3U JEFFERSON, SMITII-

11nd 000enton, Port 04ddo, Shreepoorto, Goondd Bayou Oand Rcore, Coo, 10, Alrxandrdo .nd

40, Gorton'. 001 allbotoormedl 0landi0on 00edorider. The light0.d draoght, nwr p00.0000, poo1,01.10or Bloomer0 Chu. .O

Pee1. master0; N. wlnrohll. oloob, olelarvooooollor,. Porfreight or pasoog, opply on board.

00 J. 6. PAGAUD, Advertiilng Aoent.

Leav on SATURDAY. the 7th uot, at to'clock P.M. mINDEPNIDENT PEOPI.'Si LINE.

P FOR RED RI VER.-THE NEW"and fine steamer o Iootl•omor y, J. C.. G 0pere matert, will l fr Shreveport, Grand

Bayou, Do halto, aampte, Grand Ecore, St. Maurice, Mont- etgomeoy Durand's and Buxlon's Landings. Month Cane River,totlle Alexandri5 Norma'a, Gsorton's and Barbln' Iandings,and aI intermediate landlngs on Red river as above. For freightor passage, having superior accommodationtSptt•o board,foot of Customhouse street. J. S. PAA

Advertesin Agent.fIThe Montgomery ha been recent:y overhauled and re.

ftted with new boilert , and 3tnads A No. .in all insuranceromfloes. n at

Leaves on SATURDAY. November 7. at 5 P. M.S••REGULAR UPPER RED RIV-

er packet steamer Era No. I--For Iturricane oand Carolina Bl offtr Shreveport, Grand Bayou,

St. Maulee, Grand Eeore and Alexandria-The tew, eleganot etand swift running, light draft (twelve ttchtes) paenger pcketateamer ERA No, 2 Jont Kounst, mater will leave aR above,and willonnect at hreveport with Ithe Era No. 1, Ben Konn.,mater for all ondngs above the raft. Clea bills of hiding bythere boats. For fretght orpssage, atpply on board.

031 J. S. PAGAUJI, Advertltln Agtent. toat

OUACHITA RIVER.Leaves with dis teh.

FOR OUACIRJTA RIVER.S Trenton direct the fine, fast rtnning. light draft J

tpaoonger packet steamer B I u C | t Porank Keeling, moter, will omttiveliy leave as above torTrenotn Monrote, Columbla, tInrrttonburg, Trinity, and all ttintermediate lanodings t the O ehtita ond Blaock rivers. Forfreigtht or poa ge, having unoo.pasoed accommodations, apply tlon board. J. S. PAUAUD, B

o5 Advertioing Agent.SThe stemer Bluff City wil lin through bils of lading

to Trn0.on, with privilege of resipping on the light drft tta-mter tiX. Shippers mty relt on the Bluff City remaining inthahnove traold rttt,,o , the enttre season. 05 G

FOR ATCHAFALAYA RIVER.'

Letves on SATURDAY. Nov. 7, at 5 P M. ttittvely.FORt A PTTAKiAPAS.--THI REtU-

lar and stouneh packet steamer Corn, T. Grip-on, moaster; Jno. tavite, clerik, having h len

th roughly ovrhauled and repaired, will contln,,e her regulartrips, and will leave as boere for Berwick (fity Patter.onville,t'entrville, PFranklin, Naw hIbeti, St Martitnville, and aillandingseon the Sayou Teohe. For frtogt prpatt tgp apply onbhoard, or to HALL, RODD & PU NAM,

8 Cus tomhouse ste,.t.J. S. PAOAUD, Advertising Atent.

p-The cr.m le now reoelvint fret ht, and will take fretightfor Old Riter, Simsport, and all landings on the Atchafa5iayaricer. 031

Leaveson St 4URtAY, 14th inot., at 5 P. I.• ATITrAKAPA.--TttE VERY LIGHT-ra 0 . ew, t.tt runmt g packet steamer Go..

Powell, Pol FP. Semonittt aster, will leavetsabov tot lit. tartltsvile, New Ib.tri, t'ltii.h ll, tnterville, fPt'ltersonville liou SoBmu, BS-rwlek's BaS, (lld River, Simshport and ill te ltdingos on the Athaf••.ltyla river, above. tFor freight or passage, apply on bhtrd.

J. S. PAUAUD, Advertising Agent. tP5

Planters no d sheppers c podditivey rely on the t

)V..POWBI.I. remaining In the trade during the entire eraaon Shedraws 20 inches onl, snd merehatto and shippers can rest as-

trtd that she wilt be able to go through o t all stagetZofrtwalter. tQ NEW ORLEANS LOCK RIANEFAC-

TTORY, 77 Magaa? o street, near Puydrts.ALux. W. DgAt ..... ........... RliaDARD DIssie.

D DOARIE a BaTIIEt.tOK MANUFAOTURERS AND BEGLL HANGERS.

respecttifullytitorm the puolle and buoilders that they are recetlatd hre on hand a large and tomple p t aortment of

UIILDIERS' HARDIWARE, conslting of Look, Htinges,

e Bolt Sliding Door Trimmingsi, Screso , PYlleys, etc., whichthe ooer for sale on the most retonhble terms. Attched totheir slt they havea tftory where all inds of Loks for

oakt., vaults, prisons. stores, dwaolhgs, etc.. are moe to or-der at the shor atet notice nd warrated ecure. Alt, so pe-rior article of safe Night Latch for ofltfce and dwellins.

BELLt HANGING in all it various broanches, suh tg.sal and other Balls fort loEomotve, shipt, hotels, dwelltnts,etc,,pt up in a workmanlkea manner and warranted to give

ti Bon. Smlth work In general. Jobbing promptly at.tended to.

le Ag PO ts for GRAY BROS.' PATENT DOOR ANDSUB'r RECEIVEDI BY SHIPS DELHI, EXCEL

SsrsadVandYt ,lilo an Imortment of.t OA TANNED RUSSETS,

MUD BOUTSWOtL HATg,

tselected expreotly for Platoatiot use gad too sle by.0J. B. VALENTINE k DO.

Jel5 H 51 Ammmo- struttPPLIt tE nNUY--5D bblt vry stlpttrtoro to tre

A tad for r e by JDNES, M&ACYIDNDR a .,a. 1 91 Wavirt 0 tee10 t.

eer.m A. Mygatt & Co., No.40 Gamp eet, etplaaof thbfollowlng ar bohoks: it

A. nUt volnte of nearly 400 e It embrate 'all the prominent events of the last three entr, i eh :,

with Incidents in the 1ie1 of those kings, queens, seaasrdidala, wreOlu•ntoaleen &d o0 of " lelleFrance" whose ayg es are., houehOld words" in alloflvllled ountret. A book eoldely pleamnt to s

while awayleatre hmsre with. looeM o WhBUOri By Mr. Mr Jo .i Ho;lms, anthor

New York: Miller, Orton & Co. ,iA atory of New Eaglnd le, la whichll kindsaof

preeeatable Amerelcsit oharactert are haronioulonloy sbrought together, at chaef tbly disposed of-wiade Meup with a happy wedding and batholmy home n th e

Sooth. It l as good for 0&tlon readers as anything Molaitely sueeed. wOtle ala n le e eu s lawit ueh ane oePasca or PxBy qua sry J., Nov. 5, 1857. a

yoe the oicial vote of the election held-i, this. hpar on eatMonday, whlich as follows :

Aditor- Iobertoon, Dem., 323; Hardesty, Amnythingtel rer-H ter, Dem., 323; Walker, Am., 256.

Superintendent of Edncation - Hamilton, Dem.,223; Lacey, An., 250.CugreI-Yllere, t., 937; EuNata, ANo ., 5 2570.Ed. Crepre entative-awrence, Dem., 29; Wilknson,

Am., hht290. tollow:

tecerder--Marclacq, De P.. 27; and, An.. 301AndsrorR-e-Drago n, Dem., 13230; Hardesty, 270 ;Dr. BoPenc ., 103.

ATreorr-BHlot, Dem., 270; Savernt, Am., 251.Most of our sugar growera are buelly engaged with bs

sugar making. The yield of the cane is fairfor theseamon. GLM6A R

L$ "Gleaner" omits the vote for Sheriff. Mr..Robert Johnson was elected by some ixty majority.He ran as an Independent.

Mortanl Law lan Baltimore.In his proclamation to the citizens of Baltimore a

the Governor of Maryland states, in substance, that he tr

had been Informed by a large number of respectable 0citizens that serious apprehensions were entertainedof violence and rioting at the State election of the4th of November, and being fully convinced of the eljustness of these apprehensions, from the events of nthe elections of 1856 and of the recent municipalelection, he had resolved to interpose the military i,arm of the State to insure good order. To this he an appends the following orders:

ORDER No. 1. itHeadquarters M. M., Baltimore, Oct. 28, 1857. bMajor-General George H. Steuart, commanding stt

Lt. Division M. V-YoU are hereby ordered to hold- your entire command ready for immediate eservice,

flly equipped, and report to me at nooon Saturday- next. T. WATkbs LIOO.nd ORDnR N 2.

.Headquarters M. M., Baltimore, Oct. 28,1857 :John Spear Smith, Major-General 3d Division, h. M.

a You are hereby ordered to enroll and embody, with.out delay, six regiments of not less than six hundredmen each, (to be officered and equipped,) and holdthe same in readiness for service b noon on Satur-Sday next, and report to me. T. .WATums Leoox.

a. The Mayor of Baltimore replied to this in a letter,protesting against the action of the Governor as anud nauthorized usurpation of municipal authority andt, constitutional right, and expressing the opinion thatto bring the military into contact with the people ona day of election without official requisition, would-seriously endanger the peace of the city and lead to0 serious consequences.

S SPECIAL MINISTER TO THE UNITED STATES.-The

London correspondent of the New York Times writesby the Persia that the British Government has de-, cided to appoint a special minister to negotiate asettlement of the remaining differences between Eng-land and this country in regard to Central Americanaffairs. The appointment will take place early nextyear, and possibly sooner. The Times says :

We have reason to believe that Sir William Gorennd Ouseley has been selected for this important service.-If so, the choice indicates a disposition, on the partof the British Government, to conduct this delicate

and protracted negotiation to a peacefully and mutu-ally satisfactory result.

ROW AMONG THE MOBILE TYPOS. -On Tuesdaylast, fifteen members of the Typographical Union ofMobile were arraigned before the Mayor's Court ofthat city, on a charge of conspiracy with intent toinjure the business of H. Ballentyne & Co., publishersof the Tribune. The difficulty arose, it appears, fromthe employment in the Tribone office of three appren-tices, one more than the rules of the Union allow.Five of the party were dismissed, and the otherswere required to give bail in the sum of $200 eachto answer the,charge before the City Court. Sevenmembers of the Union were fined $25 each for usingthreatening and insulting language towards personsemployed in the Tribune office, calling them " rats,"etc. They appealed to a higher court.

DIsnED.-We learn from pretty good authority,says an exchange, that President Buchanan publiclyand emphatically disapproves the Tehuantepec grant,recently obtained from Mexico by Messrs. La Sereand Benjamin. He freely declares that he will havenothing whatever to do with it. So the grantees willhave to try again ere they can hope for Governmentendorsement.

A SPEcrLATon.-Mr. John Cone, who resides nearHaddam, Ct., appeared at the counter of the Middle-town Bank some days since with $1,000 of its bills'demanded the specie and got it. The profit of thebank in the transaction was clear two hundred percent.-two thousand dollars. The bills were paid toJohn in 1835, and he carefully wrapped them in anapkin, where they have remained ever since. He re-turned them to the bank pinned up in the same slipsthat he received, with the same marks. The SavingsBank interest would have been nearly $2,000.

How NICHOLSON wAS ELECTED U. 8. SENATOR.-Gen. Pillow, it is well known, had a majority of hisparty pledged for his election, and up to the time ofvoting iu caucus expected to receive the nomination.What then must have been his surprise when Nichol-son came out ahead But the seqoel runs that AndyJohnson threw his influenoce in favor of Nicholson,for which the latter was to do yeoman service to makeGeov.Johnson President in 1860. Well, to be honest asthis world goes is to be one man picked out of a few.

[Memphis Eagle.

THE WErATHE, eTc.--For several days past thewea ther has been delightful. animotig and beautifyina all out-

door scUlesandoperuloas. The ladies have been outinegretforce, and the nooks nd corners where strangers "most do

culgregttlc" hbve fairly sewrmed. St. Charler street, tin oe-

Ctitulr, at night, is crowded. Yesterdan the eesh was a

trife warmer than usul--mstost warm enough to render uttum-nal habiliments uneomfritblae. Hard times i still the cryr with

hopeepers nd many the lasses ot f cJitieno s but, someho-

or o her, there is no haouse in the outwlrd sppearaOue of thingad they usually are at thib season.

QsaoTEn LY RgVr•W.--The quarterly inspectionand review of our ciin solediery took plbae fut evening, onthe Place d'Armes. The display was brilliant rad imposing, asusual, sud the iowl was grateaully enlivened by it.

Cooosta's IqruosT.-The Coroner yesterday helda n itquest on the body of John Lothin, a Scothmaon. 49 yearsof age. fouud dead it No. 25 orangt e treet. verdict. deUirsum

PFrST DISTICT CouaT.--Thursday, Nov. 4.-A. the tenth Ioot melodious chime of the old cathcdrul cloeb

died sweetly away. the handsome Algerines, IMr. Trepsgnier.eppea.red lecourt wbth his big book under his arm, presenting

Severy appearance of having enjoyed a felicitous night's reet-D going to show that a man or peacefsul mind and quiet conscience

may sleep in Algiers s well as on this side of the river.LThe Jdge eterdo and took hisa Mr. Deputy Alpocnte

sug the opening hymn--" Ob , oyelst" Mr. Fotes mountedto hs d~ek with his bundle of lpers. The jurore answered totheir oams. and omn tried to get off, but could'o come It.The lawyer's pen as r ull o illige•moe, the dock full or us-established criminallty, the insr court full of stoical jurorsand ansiouus wiesses, san the lobby fll of unwashed rspub-

The court proceedsd regularly to busiess. Several ofssders,

'am:w RM hb eldIMAmg u,4t i•wmedt.m*ledby re SepealdiOlbloo IIoeleoil go b m

hetloeat Picey. xdoioi aom foe ylmt rid, . '-pid, hb.ag.dg seedoommt 'ii o j bIU . miyed tb-arer preegatd, LeLS menapebyodi .eChr g~ altsuN w•ittr testo veoletea hiflds wye5rl s bl h t e dedfal rl

rntmlty. hseQMld, . nwg 1. InMo t55 1' . •mt 5 .yIsesod. i w ln od, i fol I of ASe Jhd -by It motheR, s.'bedodn eb lrbtjlt yjymar d elk Tboy. lb doasalobk at Flvey with feae bb bads h• go. -d e I.ebhar amoet harble brooate, or 01 proeeeel so k0lib ly

Asehihld Meek, .wo•--a plai heta lokAigmuau We,atwk p. nting noew hb e in b lgest -aI• N at worsil, the oaedythaerm tboe. TbeoMdb emse ver, fro P

elbnh's Uboa s toss . , t cthhebbipe. Wtmem p leeas to deta eomm.Stmtelty, wheoe m set pbnt .dr.When witeem dtaseoeoud tb eoe•hlrel•dPr1t' w hsb theMk1dfrom bhi and g, b.havbn ,ge reply ' Wy ' hte ry us towhat be ws. doieSg, .N1e. " ami ? bWbd-4 bedo.*',Gooing hm amd punbgp sibense pris•oesr etarted up thelevee with hb wire, bet ms po

lsn d by w end m mebt, L

agghtover he Jflnsaottb• , md be•bltt%51t5. Meolasre, oahie defense, erOm-u Sm d w o.l, to n ake bi. camwe e-gte hi a ehews WHett bll t p Oeee( ) bhad enti wife o himto o o • bm oarha.odrd Amd d Sty cres of Mted

tonota•ppearaglaot his in 0en rt. Wu s ver ag d mydifheulty with er feelng aae , pet to S.t ttRagt'Mother of ehild etam L SMaid thnl' pbrheleob od thecihld, md feqsmostly xoca ,htd to smetoe ane getdi 1iwitnem not sa.opedtg yblg wrn, t rot ebjetin.Mask ame ad told her whoa promor bad bea doang; she hwant eaort meto•beh ldseo g et st., flgheedehild sid, "Ob, masmm, doS't whip meo' Thiseloes tao.many. Oa osbhmtted. Jre •ee, mad t thea mint res- pturn W•SO o aerdfitetf

tdrly. ,r , . -

eco4d eas : Albert Gtare•o, formerly elerk at John OGm.she's, on ChMares ees. eh ed with pllf8er g ttes. Oasymatisle, whisc were not mined ttilloeoo menths ster OGechediseharged him. Tlsttmoay : Mr. Gsauhe Sideeins. the ml-.elee paoduod In omart, eateoe eiteokn eows that prse wr byin his employ, ad that after he left the rtile were m imed.Polsrmn Terded showe that boeomed the pe onm oh n a -fayette street, ad found the goods at Poaehttols, an the Jack-son ailroad. No eoeUlo wbhateer shown betwee the Chprtoner nd the goods. This, the sm mad Sobstanee of thewhole temoay--elr as mud ; and a handme lawyer makeItmore muddy still W se nee.tosko je.y, and join in tsendering a we-dict of eaquittl. This elms the ahboe ofl theday, and thejsmn ese politely dischaged by the Jdge.We hoys beesn o rte sJne ains beig impressdinto the

public-servibe, nd seieh ioin we hiee hd to rendor o serdit ofaeqittal. Net that we regret St, fr we ae Mturally meretfl ;Cbut d.tiaswe atetn co art, w0 w tq b oding methtg. in5 o, Mr. Fonte, bring loog sme of yor'geudte dyed.inbs-e.wool rIens; for weha "epl " f we don'thelpto eontot 1weebodyma-en.

SEcoND D eTRICT CoL'RT.-Our readers are gener-ally acquaintod with the faet thatthe wforeemeot of that ordi- 10naocewhich dldtlothelmibtt of reseldte ibd •drelatts theman of living of the lewd m abhedo• wonme of New IlOrleas, bedsde utg them at coffehotme sots Sad Fmposing COS veore pemuities of e and imprlsonment upon them for moe-e tresvnteioe-the oadtte•ee s•onlyraolled the o I' oteaosdt.maneo"-hnu created a e dete of uoebla and litigationwithOthsthe put ye. We hasesmww ate, othat, theordinanehaving been taken up for the p d of a legal teat, by ao- leel emplosad byp rtoa .pon whbomlth eos-.-mooM, IMdltorde,S oetc.--i now deeol•d nollity. It wa tenh efore JudgeMf oga, and duly debated ; mad that Judge ysterday reodestdlhis decision, pronoUncing the ordinonee uneemttiooel, null,and void, throughout; and that the Commo Coooeil had noSlegal smthorty whatever to peasol hm ordinaoee. The man.

0sel for the city applied for at w ttial. Should Judge Morgsn'sdecision be sastloed by the 8oprese3Oert--for we sopposethat body will have to decide the matter inally-the city willbe in a very ugly predicamenot, i roegrd to thro woho hee o f-itfered unde the .ordinane.

d FrST Dosroor 800oo L BoEnR.--Thig body held wi

ts moothy mesting lasst evening. Dr. Lindrsy in the chair. by The mtnotS wesr oed od opps ved.

The Committee ao the Oirls' High Shol reported lthe nomhber of attendntse at Ill.t mad that OOevery tbog progresd Inel.

The Committee on tohltnbooue o_ smttthesrto' ighiT rhool hd he n eoed 1000eo tonholeBtth lhap, oe Oamps,treet, uuder the a.,thoriry of the City Counc)l, and that It tj

answered tie purposes of the ohml admirbly. The Commit-Ht reported o pon other matts omine interest, ad mahmlttedd us luton o-ll w hich were adoted C

d The Lyceuo m aod Library Comltltt made report oncern-ng the prortwe and condition of the t.lbrry, adsbhbmltted d

Sanu.eript catalogue of the hooo o ste, s a prepared andieedl for printiong. Adopted.The Comittee ao Finao and Aoeounte submitted their n-

port, owhich wa adopted. qS The Committee on the Boys' Hligh Shool mnade a msealt.

aon por. the chief item ofwhloho was (Sltegrd to the greatd dantaget of the resent removal of the chealt the Christiant Chapel, withe aromm detion that vaeeatlotlentherar ofthe chapel be leased for a play-ground for the boys ; also thaten proper gymnstic apparatus beo peoured ed plaed in te Stid

ied A resolution for employsng a writing muter in the Otot'ito gh Behool. at $25 a month, wt adopted.Th Vsdtting Committesoh submittedtheiot Dereport

smbreed nothtngf a naonl tetrest. except that of the Com-sttetsou the Fis S hlih l. This Com.oee roportod havtogtoestigated dtseiptlt. eae, in which e lady, ftrdoolgherbe doty with a refratory girl pupil, had been visitted aotthe holo d raosly Insulted b the girl's father. The report etatedthat f the teacher had n In fanlt at all. It ws Innot being

le y seore enough with the grl, and tht thse conduct of the parentst altogether grossanetunpardonable. Ino rooection woith the

8 report, resolution was offered for dismissingthe glrl from thepublie schooltof the First District, and It was ue imouslyeo1g. sdopted.

to A reAoluton wl l offered for othorltng the Committee on theL.yceum nd Lihrary to pay 00 addoltional mo the person em-:It ployedto• ra a catalogue of the fIbrary, for the extra tron-te of reading pro.f, and gnerally upoerintending the cadogue

tn its passages through the pres0. Adopted.ire The subject of opening the night-schtls for the seson wasgtakenop. After a general dteussit a resolution wat offered Iforempowering the Committee on the ght-Seooisto oen thet said schools, advertise them, employ teachers at the old rates,

to andtorepot progres. with a schedule of Increseed salaries forthe teachers, t the next meeting. Adopted.

Ml .Lc Lther's old resolntlons or declaring the otte of .lra-ria vaeant, and authortling the Astlstaot Lihrarion to thkecharge of the Library at $;0 per month, were taken op and*OTdh special committee on teashers' salaries nbmitttd a re-

eised schedule, generally rlsfong the tSd Sala.ries. On moklonof Mr. Peals, the report wa referred to the Committee on

of Finance, In oonjunction with the stpetial committee and thechairman of the tommttlee on Teachers, with instruetions to re-port at the next meeting.

SThe old project of admitting poplus in tile schools, of sit 10 mont

h•• standting, to life membership in the Lyceusm anod I

em and itbrry Soietty, upon payment of nine dollars eeh, wu re-iead and debhtod at great tength, It was still onder dis-

o cartlon When owe left.W. I•co sDB. STIrra's COUT.,-Pat IManoon was ar-

er ratgnod yesterda on a charge of having dnooerously nhtbbed]B. Campbellon w Theom street, on Wednesdiay nght. Theo particulars of the affair were l Wt mode known. Theecued T

ten as tws prisn on to pio awat the isue, Campbell beoing at theCharity ttopitat in a critical coonditio.

og Arthur O'Neill, who surrendered himself on Wednesday.0 upon hearing that tile Caroer's iovsetitatton of thsCoffey mur-der, was discharged the jury having told the murder to a per.

, seon or persaos ann .own, ad no one having made any complaint

against him. We took opon hlm as a porticularly lucky ms.Man t a ee upon ls Cortaota testimony than there wal

against hIto, has lain for months in prison.HI. C. Poter did oot appear to answer the charges of negro

ty, steling and lrcenoy preferred alalset him, nor could not beomade to apear ; for he was oam of the party who broke ont ofthe Parioh Prison le•t week.nt, Delia Swift, elias Bridget Fury, was dismissed from the

charge of having stabhhed a msu nomed R. James at her hous000 on B0ein street. .n Wednesday-James failing to appear. It is

tVe said that Delia wou'd hve made aS good showing in her defence.Henry, slave of Mr. Jamison, wat diomissed 0rom the cltrge

rill of stealing lothes from Henry Raumboch. there being no evi-dence against him.

t Lous R otl.proved that he was not as suspicious ase wesuspected of being. and was told to deport In peace.James Mellon. or asttng iket a Hot

tentot in Mnry Ann

Iolt's peaceful domlell, o Cravier o tolOet , had to chose between18l paying $25 andoaging to prison or a month. Janes Johnsonand ames McNoon were ortered to pay $10, making hardefforts tt beat each other tender on Front street.Sl8s teven sailors, named John H lwkins, Cs eFraneclsco, JohnRe Iley Chabrles Pett,, (harles Eaton, tllliam Cameron and

the Charles hskell were up for hblotug grand plug muss on botrdtheir .hip, the Crest of the Woave, on Weddnesday of troon.

per ioel war so badly beaten that he had to be sent to the hos-I D petat. Francisco was discharged, havi. g acted only on theefenstie. The others were required t.o pay $t5 each, or go to

en poitonfoa .oth. They 'ere onlytporttonof tho.se.gsgedSarhl 81laughlter, f. w. c.. being In the State int contravention,lip w+ ord

ered to leave within the sixty days allowed hy law ; an

Julia Arbuckle, f. w. c. was held for an examination, on aOt cltrgee of leing here with no better right than artoh Slaughter.Adam Wild was sent before the First District Court to anower

for knookhto down and kicking Weo. Westeotteyer, at theJacksot Rtlroadd depot recently.

John Mllen, f. m. oc., was arraigned on a charge of havingHstolen foar wheels (what kind not stated) and a gold neck-chaioand bounch of charms from Eleotide E. Danto , the whlole belug

e of vltood at , and the wheels being folud io.lohn's posession.on. Bl of $50 required to appear on the lth o nst

Patrick Moe(]uln was arraignedt on n charge of having putbol- Matthew tliggln. through a bloody course oe sproute ott tell-ndy giou0 treet. Coe a•ed•for to-•orrow.

RFICOaRDll F•ABRF'S COURT.-Francois Moaie waseotrdo flood $10 for laying unmoanly ands upon Mary

Spsrbs, lo Mlraid street, on Sunday nilght lst.Denis BUekley wits arraigned on tieheintae charge of beatin g

hisi father, Wi. Buckley, on Wednesday. at their re-denee onSt. Peter street. near Roman. The hopeful young man wassent to prison to await examiation.

T. Itnguost gve bail to appear In answer to a charge ofIhavlg grossly abused H. Hnrtoen and threatened to kill himvery dead. on ros.m.n shreet.

Fmile Fogoon w0. after dueos examination, sent before theFirst 'slriot Curt for stealing a lol swatcho from li employer,.E. P. SeOveigne, at No. 15 Royo street, ad pawned it swith aneighboring pawn-broker. In default of bail he waso sent toiris...

RECORDsR SOLOMON's COURT.--A Spanish sailornamned Jo- IDomingo Solario, appeared yestleray morning bhe-fore Recorder Solomon, and represented himself as thle victimof a fool oltrage on thebs part or Jaess H. Mullsn, a atlorboarding-house okeeper at No. 3 Frlont Leees street. Hoe hadt iron hatd-cuff on his hand0 to remove whichb he ,ad to betaken to n ,sighboriog bluekmltbll's slhop. His oto)e was thato h the :6th nit. he went to Wdoard t . edayhe asked for his bill. Mnllon invited him p stairos. He wentup, and ntolen pushed him into aroom and lolked him In. Thiswas drlogl tlhe Lorenoo. At 2 o'clock in the aflernoon, Mulllncame 00 p, accompnlsed by another olbno and askel him to comeand get some dinner. o ie declino d te dinner, and dmaondoo d toknow why he had been kept a prisoner. Wibhoot giving himan0 sotioloctory reply, Mullen and his fend gave him a dread-u1 beating. They a'erwarsd hsndcudeffd him and chainled himo

to the bed in the room, and sgio locbked him in. He went towork o etlriEate hbimulsf, and after a good deal of ltbor.managed to fiee himself of the abin, but lot Lbioth the snd-cufs. He next broke the door open. and made his sea.son.Upon sfidavit being made to tile booe elfeol. Mullin was ar-ested hrought into court, and sent to prison., without privilege

or bail, to await eamnlotion, Alexander Wi111mo was ar-rested as tile man who had aided Mulla in theboulroge. Theobject doubtless was to lkidnap Soluire. In i der to send himforeblly to sea.

Danill Estel and loUi logs were held for oxaons tion on aicharge of having attacked Il. H. Ted er widlllea.lly weapoo.,In his own house, with intent to kll and police Rouoer wasI•eld ou a bcharge of baoviog ungalntly punched the head ofMia Milna Edwards.

RecOaDss ADOOMS' Co5.--Joe4 Bradley, formerlya driver on the lataytte horbse-ear, ws yesterday sent beforethe First Distrlict Court for earring a conealed weapon, of thepoder-burlning kind. Bai $ .oFor shooting t the drefseNllWayon the horse-car, the other night, he L yet to be ex-

noobHsshwa lso soot eost he Fir District Cort, tfor

striking a by named Charles F. MeLt0 1 0n the head with xleee of iron, and oJsrisgo hbm 5 srloouly t to ndang.r h is

life. she boD havltg re ers•ed, Hasch w-s aolltedo to bail4,of$60.

p heateon, na .Tm e •wa ,lb lo

oNw Yoes, Nov. 5.-.Jt Ne, Wtbo atmo larwtre heHo. e

0tphe atr ara asu cltan h orivcer)a. fal I Un•s..

atmel, pra'Chaos.pgurait 160.L i

LWirowkt, TOe . 6.-The gDaily W wo• asi

Id ma mI b ekowe a a t sorle ato-eK oe, wat Ahton. Bhropeti

oti tn kegot1on is . . .impil..othe Sat eandthe r at• . 1 '

{ ejtrictthe followhng e ratelienc.e....

ii- m1a.kvate. 1 e en., o t r a o has hou, Nov. 6 tte•on iste wacitet Nrneash, n at" onwtmorw wiltrdO o-

Ik ors m isKoa d thloneicoml.e o.erThe fleLnDor a Dmcrt nt o hrINdanyl my th

the bne ay trlaned th sitweisd hade car on 1ii a

as thbe c, t , Y er a elin erasyt e D esdThe Cakd oaretto of h e S eturaty e h .t a

he fovwng h e p 18ra 'errns wae' iaph dT wethere havs been qseeolalighte esisa aeu throthi

ohe e atlabntl h in paih twee oringna WoMaotie, Nbt ll-the aDal creboringwnh.

h Mt lebemm pi o the 915Y nit. e :the fome weas seheot teeas lanle dagr athebot hnmore antam w Belieave, a tAelbd Shropil• l rsd;r o broter-idoNto I y g K •.tb wel 4ot aiii- 1 A Mand ottst ng asn rapt-7y a Il' ethe wrotek tainon Uor da, ewo udardast Nw

epate e fovowig icaalitellfgence n

T The AlemotLan Batistoftherethar oay that.The (Toaphe pet wpek has beeeer rhiedn ped eisi o te

s, Ceoleandtheoriv ofusoms tat ne hdm Theak--a 9pere cenHt.,dof Sitasr et last adn

con teriue bytowke ctoer.pbeoTheare rbna nobetare . ai.ht (oepnin hishn. N icfrtyolatel. Thtod watherdmageet. Sr t monee

l aesnd heavy clsthingl metog as rapidly as poasble

Fr sinc e at danii, on this of th e 0een M te t A. eoWitkerac, hembfll andg offa ierlent, dong bwi

both mrcants, we believebatAnhton. ' .mahire

SThe GaddEo ortte 1f.- The pSecreto of ctli The weasuther has been qioe diasairbedeiab throngh'Collec tor mof Coatese wtkcy on the rotemo

th d t y for h faic. of cotton andse s by sno w-droti The plntersae vi, bd C teopitor g tlkg..

Comparatively bof ttlresco ury to aoming l ha

de aTrMt thLbe da--eBsptis of the 29theroltel sar:d The pasrtgwkgasbee lf2eres ent.voral fabi

ling crops-cloudpyoat o tahe tim to rn t frbothentla tiono Gof copirson-ti ertdo mconidt,

reat heo t came dow in soearnste, ,add00 ow nmSctribote to keeprmntonr waestwardon; Shte ClradoTh lread tlush.

Sqoired this to bdoanit d earedat thaeetpotatoes

d and cotton Agre still maerng eas rapidlty as pied ble.ad ad rer to athe lawsr of eio.

t From thoenshiore gton Uniod of ethsthe ult.,.reher extract the follorg enalew MexicontelligenceSrue Ta thitFF eton 1857.n the ecretary of theo in f clasur (ne tlahs bawso the and r cont of tpeo

rent Collector of Cuis aNeaYorg ing the ate on1the duty for fabrics of cotton and linen-s. n-drope

the t of chrgedt 184 thee twerridto e th

,d The ecretars oieprantg wt T s (on appehicoon- afirmed the becision olter the laalct ofTe

'.8e eport, chartging a dt sUe o ericnt. on fabricc o

wee actte, ouch as bed e, diamond bed lace, corsettheT o Gac tnsec Pa nes-hof t e part couctryu. r

g lote' sounth of New Mexicn, as auer t re s itebtentreaty of 102, and contains abot t 230 00i of acrer

Ut a of nd It terminates werestwardly nthe 0oltimo,In 0 e treaty cwrith exio1,10 acres, ofh rs whce

loa. tired this " prchaseo it is delu ed that no grants,'0 within t1e acraired territory "covring data 16bse1

.vl- minister"e o dsden) proposed to Mexo w toterminate,pt- the question of b1,nd9arry-wllbe considered valid,

iod and no grant made previosl9, 0nlesa it had been

T the act Congressf of22dJuly, 854restbliswiedot cofering 16,710veyo,0acnerl of whcew Mexico, and

ar- recaired his gv a tot e iuand eportpon the mer0ts

Sof claims nder all the lawthe ts, of 03,082 tans, coverpain.ao5Ne Mo3,0 inati9,70 nor. thcon, and 53,689,870 acres.

INCIDEONT OF THE LATE DISASTER.-In the recent brailroad disaster to a freight train on the New York hCentral, a tall, slab-sided, lank-haired Yankee droverwas along with six horses in the car which Was pre.cipitated down the embankment. It rolled overandover until it reached the bottom of the hollow below,and rested upon its aide. In a minute ortwo, theterrible sublimity of the scene was broken, and theconsternation of the spectators changed to mirth uponseeing the door of the upset car thrown open andthe head and body of the Vermont drover projecting iout of it; his elongated physiognomy expressing themost unmitigated astonishment." What on airth,"he exclaimed," are ye doin' on?"The effect was irresistibly comic, and the specta-

tomrs had to laugh, in spite of the calamity.[N. Y. Tribune.

Gov. WALKER TO BE RgCAMLJD.-We give thefollowing telegraphic dispatch of the 30th ult. from 1Washington, for what it is worth :

The admistration utterly condemns Gov. Walker'scourse in purging the polls in Oxford county, Kansas,contrary to specific instructions to not at as judge inthis matter. There are the best reasons forthe beliefthat both Walker and Stanton will be recalled, unlessthey immediately resign.

SAn CASE.-A yonng mechanic on Saturday even-ing was arrested for stealing a piece of meat from abutcher's stall. He said he hadbeen 'witobut workseveral weeks and being without money orcredit, andtoo proud to beg, he preferred to steal to save fromstarvation his family-a wife and two children-whohad been without food since Friday morning. An in-vestigation into the case proved the truth of his state-ments, and he was released, given the meat and toldto come for more, and was also presented with apurse of $6 which was made up for him.

[Newark (N. J.) Advertiser.

BULWnE AT Homt--Knebworth, the fine baronialSresidence ot Sir E. Bulwer Lytton, is in Heilord-shire. A moreinteresting pieceof antiquity, crodedwith vast halls, picture galleries, armor and pic-turesque monsters could not be imagined. It toiseated within and domineers over 7,000 acres of park,woodland and farm. No wonder the man writes soexquisitely, on the margin ot his own lake. in a re-tired fihshing cottage, and with all the appliances ofcomfort, silence and sweet air about him. He is thevery soul of hospitality, a republican in his philosophy,a polished gentleman and yet made, by the misfor-tunes of hin domestlc life, peculiar, if not somewhateccentric. He pines over the ore of a beantifuldaughter of fifteen, and his wife, more then haef-cracked, won't live near him. He is laboriouslystriving for political fame and position; an aristocratin affiliation, bat quite moderate. Be ha a son whois attached to the British legation at the Hague, aI remarkable writer already.

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