rEaAGOING VESSELS.Will ThFno TltflNda.y Nol lb . *,pmhro I6.G ty. A,

N EW OlREANOS SANTIAO, DI.

S. RICT. NIre OFAR GAVnd TeeO D. 8. Mali

lea-TheAROaRand trapiifeet .IIfuhip NAd J TG.bR

jlANEIpl. r.mmTo SrIwllSr lY,.IAAI a A, p SInelty. ForAAigy

sr peust, bevlnq slIanl tatea-mlm aMroemodletlon, applyb

II ARRIt ORAN. I. tar of Jn lis Al"1'Alleg cip ~pd h tep t the will b b8:;nmlip mt ennin enna 4 M y enilvtwillbe deliivred l

yRIE , olC AiGe V. L. mpl , F aIls twit lel. dIrbhn opn hInI_ will 6 itned Iret wit th the Ga mr'4 billlo

k alla tl~ r llb lm6 IIFOJI ORLEANNA AN. TEXAII N .

PU. MAIILF 1N-FOR O*ALIT.TWON A .ItA..NYTAIORDi LAY-Thd .otIL.,LAL.L LAdLn.

~itll hm~rla Lava BaMIIWEll(LP~rt 8 o'clock A. ., pntalae fllon. ...o emrdma'a .....cmm~~r

MEXI CRS MoR(IAN, JameLalaewmgdll .XICO, JLhd Y. LY.LF , FI mmT F r.

SI, N LaL, Adg ,AYAA.. FPERE henry Imr Place, ronmloder.

I*OSANA, W Ft Talbot , rommlldrr,Jam [7lirrrinR !rrriht for ail iotl in Wva"~ Tetal, at the ae

o! NAr a .eh Ir Ile Ft POLd. L LF., ,W Al II 91, d"not cal led fr, will be tandcl and aoreld 6 b...

pr1: Y u r ri~iW~tor p liuprr, ua'.r OlllilllP .blrl R very "Prior elatecrmm aerom

mnA:,~r iun rinppl to ll Allltl5 t MOROd ftiaat nr Julia vr*01(

Yfr~plrrtrri."n r~rr "w nfihl "t.. ~ irul cnpane Cn"Ilod enl'l Iblr:,i~lrr lll , ,,ll ouit uollrr tn lllarvieioa al tie owe rp

rt v No r!le II I n4. wilil be It~pldlo ibe dupe of depano not o"r l hr el12 l t, .. .Iiii, . _ _ _ _ n I

Wili 1"nra TCFSL)AY " HN-,u `wr 14 ,at h o'clock r. u -

URt V C.A CRUz-L-.S. Mail Line.Thr rd lagr mriLAtliraO gnmhlip O La3IAiCVhFA.e FArh.L, rem . S.11 wrll IAr for VorF LYn. l, ru~u, pone

t.,Tly, YArriyLA the U. S. hRILAI..... R tie Al LALaLnA....

CILtcA. . room .............. .SlsYla l t A oodLALALIc.F biL ............ . ....tEr oU

t"9' FLAA reLALA or TLAL LA ,hLvdLA TLlF,! mmo. . ILAL

l IFL IFLTIdL GAT A I'a L o.fl iu Fairat,oppoelte the Stermlbi). Launin."r,: nttonarn moat provide h mhst.aiv it p:ta ;-tr( fwa, thr

"iOR LIVERPOOL .Tha A 1 fast sail-.]_ I'.pAma,A'ani, p TI RIESLL, Capt. Ial..n aiaa: 't i.nrt F ulr th. o". Lat f I.r ca •g, engi.ad, will •as qpcAedat1Rh. F V fir, PO L lh f van babC tton L "pl, to

J. C. WIIITNEY & CO, 61 Campi tatr etwrA AAr AA,olto thaCaptCAi .hIar tai. 551

lOR LIVERPOOL- The A 1 fast sail-_K ' A ,morlcan ]p A. II THO IP'11 ,i Castaia

yhr :tld .!. no w loudlng and ft bhove u mtdlat d;.(.10t17Sr. o ualc ot on, a ply to

J. . WITNEY & kE cO. 61 Campatreet.S ' For pL Va E P, a Lhp p she C Aptm n frs, t nIr - 9

JOR LIVERPOOL-The splendid A 1. •ip UNNY IDElI AEdma. n.tr, r •aa

tU,, bMt< L otton W c ni.l[e hrr eaO. rr freiglht of obis pplvt J.H. fAS HR IDG E k CO., 1 t l harles IrAeet is

FOR LIVERPOOL--The A 1 shiplJABEE SNOW, Sno. mesa•r reuirS. A• to ••

bnlee of L.otion to ".'r. I-.r . For freight of wh irv e; r Fa.apply t , H asHeRRIT E & C,i Aet .C arl.e treet nIS

B •lng b mnricn lhp ALICE COUNCE, Ft-rOr, L I E a On wll v e Ardit,, iepfatr il b-

, " @( r :'ly., a•p y G'_,'N: ; d , I V F . 11 CV llon t. 0 9.

NUfOR LIVERPOOL-The new A 1 fastw n I muA e,.aamn sh,. NI MODA, Cnyt. Nnrnn, .r w I,:.• enlt will have auwY dspatt, h. For . ghto f ".,U I.n•a

iA ' as', applatod J.1'. WP T.It Y ' COa 6t Camp n.. r For pVu rs.,apply tothe CnOLro. n on b oard. ,7

OR LIVERPOOL.-Thes new A IlR. ALnriVr Eli,pr .hip O|IENTAL CAp' RA h sti•- •

bs;* Cotbm. arp ly to J.P. NA AiATN:Y CO t ICnmp streettAA liar p tpa.ar A,lpp . o i[,A C.` ,ta a on, boars. n7

iAAmAA neat=ip FANNY GI5FNEY, C p,,:•EnnmIS n n two i ahd wil I mve rln dta d ntltc; . J o b -

ante olrASigvt, apply A m

OR LIVERPOOL-The A 1 fast sail-

S e .,, FFNEY t L e. nI• 1 Common treL,

SIORt LIVERPOOL--The A i fats il-mfl ingAhip rtNE fIENN)ht`L, ON, Capt. Tho. hF.

K ,,.l{*, . l'.ro Uhr f ~r*.• K•h • l ,iuC will mleet wito lp,. ,n.

AI J. Ii ASll'i'(; AI A L S . Charlsstrt.

0 itOR LIVERPOOL--The A 1 Astriiny irronn~, ,trd, T lne wirLah zlpLcbA .Fo' r.bCa l ... A c

v , p Iu nl p'r'U ilCall'iI, C oAICAAAAI a

•ljORl LIVIKDONI)L -The A fast s A ill Arl l Al t all. A -hi. A •II '` & TII& , n1 Af.nl .

1,w or tpAA a .ar,, apply to the Captai n bArd P t , •rAAr

_ . . .. .. . . . . . . ..... Fr _'islw "f 4,a, " Ir Cnlnn, = 1 v to11 .1O HAVRE- egular CO, et-T Cherl." rtr

tOOILtEIEIRPIOOL-- Th A 1 f shipl

AA, : A >'AgAa AAAly toA

A w s J if. A A ARI AAGE A COAA , Ft' CAArle A're ..A

'tiOR LIVERPOOL--The A i fast sail- .,r •.,CAriAn ,, fACI .YA, A,,TAR,. C. tH', HA.aS.o• ,, .l,.nl-,r * -•I'•, . h AO'AIACN * C•A) a, itCf.tA .ralAi w

(,,A " :tan, ,a ; A i, J .P. AIL H IN E] Y&5 t, l A' Aml. ptrabt.

.a I.....r aa .... Cp_ p to itae C p tt..... or. P.at .....i.Ei ous LIVERPOOL--The A r fast sail.-

" ,r... , ., Onn . lp;T Crm,•,' I, ,

( • Aa, A AAr A A,, JnFA.A ,'A 'n.A T cIiC A i.pa Ca rlr

L.p .aIt nP.; hS• IEN , Cap'

I:I Fi WEY & C .N l I., I14(' Cn treet.,

J OR LIVEPOOL-The 1 fast sail-st

A,,.,•,,,,, a, ," r o .l C "N(hlt: r t; .F,( , . . )mL .s t

.1 . a A EIaAtA C aA 6a U

J.P. LIVE.,POOL-The i CAe fali•l-U LIVERPOOL.-he A1The fast sail-

' AA-A. AAA ArA, pp:,aa e p J EIIS.NU . CS'T•a' r,•IM, •, " l w . , sdrl .n 3 w ( r ra Fmd w dir "a "isl~ ;.-'u

5,lA . aC ' ITi NE&CY O CAO. 6lCap t.

51 bA, pt• "r .. a la ' t"A [, h.':;tamp,,aA IAbaS . AA1

L•OIt LIVERPOOL-The A 1 fast sail-nw1 1 lun AA rAAAA'S ah ip LE JIANtAept CAlaCAA- f

"I a .J. IA. WAiiTNEi Y CO. 61 CA. at.

i. " F.AC br pa AAra, appy to t.(, a th;,,en bn h ard. o 51

"FOR LIVERPOOL--The A 1 fast sail--A.,. rc, h.1 . PtlAT I O h, 'apt inMs. :rn. n.

i P i. m1 , AlA.o gn IAAAiAA A I nmAA , IA dAac Fo11, 1 C r alApAe.A: or AAiAAAArANAaCCC, t At Ae L .A:alC_ AA• A A•_A rel. u17

9,1' Oi LOIVERPONL-The new A 1 fast

P AAA.AAA r~e• c hip S IA N DHiNE, ll C..A C

i A. , 1A., • 1 t aA o nr til l hra1 A.AAlAVa t -

B .iTE LO. W LNlA Camp.n tramet_.

()lt LIVERPOOL-The A 1 fast sail-, o AmAAri-An 5hp 1A T A AA|CAr aptai VlnC A -SeroW

sl a. mith r n~r-ater rt ,, ".l r g htJe 1 on bea m, 9. 1

J5O'S LIVERPOOL.--The e A 1 fasti-A •sm A n anttrf l h ipr MII aEIIJAE aA :C.p:iI a

i'tlnl.p is n., i sdyo t d _11 budh~ , rnm ecurve quisptck h . o a't.

ol(h frvloato r f t apply to A

AAa5.i

G IFFN LY A IVLL 116 Common stass

1OR LIVERPOOL-eThe A Pacet toac-ing tAmen.As[, m ,l

o p 8TP.a l-5 A A t a ltCC c m.pt, .a

.Ai pptA r Lsl,;,ti t I NDa C, pt. ttA iiA. , a aA A .a

t ' Aaa,'g- d l h Av Al aais patt h tA sd hAtei ata . AorCt At

,A. Po Wbi FNtS & Co it C pLO Ves

t'OR LIVERPOOL.--The A 1 fast sail-

Crp.'l " lp -•, h ia p n, E A rly l e r aIV I 1SE ,, tEt ,, C l, a

R ,'.nn, ,, tcfi F oter to Dr car•, uul,., f, rei•b ill ,- toailt.W. dIAaeYi, CFO.SS CltFp tsato t

t;* G FNE &. L(JV]'• n, 116 Comm o rt.oe

FORI LVEPOOL--The A 1 fast sailiai aaarirbp ahit AD IAMS, Ca p. bab lagA l5e,

s;luA A n : itter. pnt t at 1 itre g. ariAAaa araelaetthlada

;-.' sh , F o r p a l.•a:,' to hl" , C spppl, r n l, bo , et

-ORt IVERPOOL-Tho A 1 fasit sa•i•n~AtA rica , ,lp pE WIAIL , CAtj.t 3 iNAIt, IC Dvd

t. eAnint ,tw raaieain o.kC Ct.the. d 5astIrptAr A55AAoAAArS-AAA.A

k or'rgb o t S0' ahlee Tobaco, o IYF bapply to. . WIIATNEY C,6 5 mp AA at.For passa ge, • ply en the C uptal on boardt i ig

iOt LA•1VERIPOOL-- The Aoket sail-_h

' , t tn taa IAt iling iS t ht L &a CAit. CAr -

ha l. SF , Hto w,.s p ,tort o i nar rer~ engagnd will have mls n-

Ot l I. A -bFor O ylane-T ot frlghet appy t- taib . IIaip t it LOh•Ea b Ia CO, 11 Cb moatra et

OBsO O LSTON-Regul Lne meicpacks5lppa r Tha: iia hatS V IN AiSMOUt, Iiot, isa

aLAe, pasS •sa ttlt N .alaa II.tLPa A a ChFtNonstI

Co;",l ,, Ri n nl•tr .-y* ll i; n " a ert a gll bur iliaeeA.• " VAeit trn t-. Y ' .A I A•' . Ia Cam lA patrl t.

iO LONTON--RTheg Al faset seiling-U,, h• SUSlANo l ll = I~T MAINKpt. t • l.w I, gIL

1[a~ i U;Do;to daw n a b!: t,,, aoAl b.e A sI n i'C sl E, " '"SP t I W'ITNEY k CO. 61 Camp stret.

Imo- Far th,, ap to Iapl C sptai on Iotrd. on7

O)R BODEAUX,--The A 1 fast sail-ngvary fhat ,ulling A , rh alhr pe•oet w ,ip l VA ,

/'LU tE, Hdlla., innF[o r ptorg e onow ly ad haut. . ymt ac de

tt,.n. bturt ienn ctao f i AAAA A appy hor

Ot. C. " iOBRT i CO, 68 Camp Itroat.

-OIt AVTERP--The aplendid A 1 clip-ngfVp ,er ' PUEI.EN A. MII,.LEr, al hinow [

": t:ll.gau, wll.atei bar e uri't of blet c argo crognpl4l of llewt•,,•t mpnb., I p ly eIah n or PEtsxOp pps, on rdr to

J. 11, ASIH RlDGE k CO0, 3 st. Charl•srel.O'R IfAiRE-egmuianr Packet to su. er pt -h" Hruy, la rs, : G rin oll-ouhr A 1 iage e q.la •er

h.'ra mmldluro dl phdu. l FOr tieb ht U E+6 b*alosa .Lpplyn nl plythn J. P. W HITNLY CO. (O l L mp atreet. t

t BOOe Cn N- uln on ofnn Pk _

FOR BORDEAUX.--The A 1 fast h il-,ar.-

i) A n o hera a wt .ll nr•ga l e mnae o f u h dillrhn, .11

dnyu euly, having pthor areighmalt brona. apply on boald or to._/U - .W HY ,.SON h OC'• i_ _ rr___

FOR BORDEASUO--The f.ne fast sal-ofow fowls R, no d having nentt lthallh.r enr ro 'r~tg ht, r ••l

,, o e W fITNEY k CO. 61 Camptrt.

F OR BONTWERP-Th- A I P1ft sailingj-

; A ,t• a --'h, w qui, 1 dllspac. For Ir.IrbN of lU Bala. ,,,.1 G. W . WHITNEY CON ' 61 CO, mp strn t

NE~V ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.PUBLISHED EVERY DAY, SUNDAY EXCEPTED, AT NO. 70 CAMP STREET.

VOLUME VII. MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 13, 1864. NUMBER 216.

FOR BORDEAUX-The Al fast sail-o1.5hip EDWARD EVERETT, Cwt. s~no.o. -

mi bat io a e, 6a rll ap imme lydiate ld or totois.0g., being plandt, n .d.Aneen v to.od or

I1 000. W. 5100000 CO, 0, O1 Clpsties/.

F O BOSTON-Regular Lin of Pack-,ata-The rlsllar Paake ahip FPnANUONIA Ilia 11

W. Po olo, qnrlr, bar ny n In~g" panfoa of bar clrrpu enylyod, wilhae uik tpntolh. Fur blnlnoru 0f Iri&dlt ar Yesnaeo applly Mo

niS G&O. W. HTN90N YC0,T1 C+ml street.F OR BOSTON-Pearson & Co. Line.-ShIo . sgols pottsl chip CIt05 0nD, Ookin,oto

unto.r. hav~r x a I.1gn portloo of ber cared rnl(lan, will hrvu illddiollztrh. 5. ,hlIrre l-lr. W.1p~rupl. app

olI C.O to. IIYNSOO A CO,tC9nmp stese.

A5I NEW YORK.,-The A 1 packet~ffvllip ASIILANII, Stone, inns tr, having a car .~Pe

pOnlroo lstbr s~a d.0tn, itt0,0tkklcrd15plch./rr~rluf tfr. xht oren.p5AMl bo 0 orto0of ~ GFA). W. HYSON & CO. 04 C.mp 55050.

F OR NEW YORK--The A 1 fast sail-togs, ATALA15TA, Capt olbCy, ptooix .0.

thirds of hereargg anqlgad sad Itoo b~~iUbrdirpotch. For belenre of feight npp lV t

n4 3 J. II 300RIRI'00 CO.6S38t. Chnrbs 5t555t.

FOR NEW YORK-Merchant's Line--Olaroylo.satu.. isll aq idck cliptih 55.tUN1.. PtErpawaga, hering ".2, .tern _1. cclmmto aolsliws. npply board at1 a IUs, "t lf iS or to

.3 O. C. UOMERT & CO, iF Cnmp street,

7'. sail o' HIAMPAYLtl Normter1.F ORo PHILADELPIII i.-Merchant's ~

I'Lin--The felt wlinlg regular Pucker brig D. S.IIRW , (:apt. O,1-shw, basnrlal0lt boe.:n none ..rdwill uil ,:+ ab~ove. Fir ,f.Itbt ofth bulk or 1000 1.1. s Coton1, plyon honed Isl,_'t thO Iasoelf Mort, 0,,. ml D00.t,, or In

G. C. 0FA 0T A CO. F,51.mp stret.

i4OUlt PilllLaIEAPIA - Merhants'tI, sl -'the lat anill. g raxuler p::ok~t brig ))Arlo8~I

5.IIRIV NCopt s.omn, t. 0 1aolnun t1t sAl adata ilpath. Fa For freight o pa.. g. hirg good areorumala-tiom,. pply 0n W evil atPo t 93 Srrvnrl rlatrlrt, or t

014 G. 4t. BOGF.RT & CO., i? Camp~treet.

F OR PHILAD)ELPIIIA-The fine fost ofding che~lip ARATLEY, Clow.. mnetr. basing e~~L

part of her erg~o ov- r ll. wll Ae5IIh5w10h up0trh. CtoI5,sc. ofeight ~r Pntene.. bavllll Tina urnnlmonrttnn, appply tor.4 ]. 11. AEHSRIUOY. # CO, LIXt; Clhlrl+llrr eet.

`OR BALTIMORE-The fine fost sailingfh" r rrl" .L I1L, 1. ,II r:etwih d ptrh Fr nlanrsa l ,,.tor paulye, buvg(ru cg lllll~ ,i~pp~t

t.11I. AFI tlt~t1LL it CO, 1191t. Charles treez:.

FORl BALTIMORIE -- The new A 1 fast.prili.g 1-1, CHIIALES it. TRUITTlUOTY, P

. Ln. in s 11i1' -1 rr Rr( Ylt *r " r I ~Wd: -!I hav qicdrp.Lr th. For bulnnre of fre:E P eelcfN u ,w & y

30 liF.O W. H'hs O, I). Camp , :.

7 Y late arrangements with my Agents inS. LAND, IRElAN.D and SCOTLAND 1 ve now aar io-

;.eneil'-~rlil ,I,,lot. ud lilppLc 1*,r ravmilriolh 11 11 C1 ow. an1te8rbt1n1 weal n nning P~I~~nee ncomfa blysrcommoda11to.. from either ul thn ies p, eied ooootriae.

-Cnirtiovf. claimns rommptl).yeoded to. Lotto. from s sdi-. ,by g emlp roe. ear, will ihivn Immadiat. elt vtion.JOHN TOOLnis B5nkPlse..

Now Orleav Derma, 19. L Fig. +13

SW. HAW &GO'3 New Orleans and Liver-) po

oIA 1y, Ftnieltln, and P.ami.tetoO5,.!O11 Bnot P1,,,..

New lleanl. S'ilfS1.iiong fo.L..olpo .tol a Debtiv w oN Ok.N,.1), eerie +,n others of ttoo,,oOA.. SiL,] 01 t, i0e aIcy,enth 1';:rilen rir""rrott. erd Ir,,their friovll,orrcmitmoney~ar.

n9.d win unl ,ntrnrd f3ril it L} ayp.y in (nG. 5JoO Oe, l 0 , Agent, S011 Ot Pt -1, NCn Orle..P

g3'All 1-ttzre,.i qosPit. wsll lt ptw pomt lslost Woo,H~rclnyg. 1'r rklns A Co a Lounpn Yo i p Eng inn Cheveea. Pickle.ridl Livcrlll hn Ot, in lioIctitla to wti prrrchuun. Clerat Wlrrea,

t n.rt r.. L., or .,abo Vrlrcel wlmted from S00 to 1000 barrc~s or upward. ilj rr -

PHILADELPRIA AND NEW ORLEANSTh pPAceTS.-{MIERCIIANTS LINe.)Thi , L ,on ie compolsndfltll h llow15.1le, to sell potrlvally

tark C. W. rOtTLTNEY (new).................... Conalt. m05.0,JI. C. AND (o)........ .. .. . Weot1,EMILY 1A N-L................ ..... . .Pt.av

,.g IIROWI ..........I. ...... Snr dder,hOIOE ANOII().............. edsctIth E .JAN JANEPN..............be ! el .... oh

YTttt,,,5 5or ttt~l sr tontllt5sS~l I,, this tntds~at~sIlfirst.Theyooolig dttdrw teos.1 1nt 5 5d i nblp.althe bt ittll1od

d 't~mim. ThNl era rommaoded by ma,,t001f.5l.p'Nl- the tradse.t n rl: a onr towedrl up veil down the river.

nn' Ivi d r : ,: ,.werr nr Calllnlnlo I'icas rllel illbo relponriu. I wry oe P,,ioos Sl,..o, Strlrr orlAYnb W00,r 05

,rip f.: ;tvr., arcc Lr r r PerkI~ge aa t y 0 not nn baur"I the ii:ni Inraiolr li ile rn .. ld * tq e rr InkyI i ta rlu

IIrrri almn+ l ". ls Irr.A,,..r onlet, 6+vtls lto ugiurAtd ho iOrI' h 1 1',, Iod.Ut 25ppl5 toG. C. aoRAP.T 0t CII.., S Carte. 5,ve.

Wil Agentlot Phil lslpht., h3AtiIt STETSOSN, No. 3 NorthW ,or:"r oPI

THE RIVER AND THE LXLE.Seaverv on itEDVEEI\tY, NOU dnlrr'6G uto'rlu~k r. e.

F SI'. f1.05 1, CAIRO, MEI-1` IS asnd i iin riuedie'o I.edii,;r-The team-HIIFN LEWIS. ,aAn EA I e? r IH

I~irrrac:. u. I,;EAR M lGO R& I C0,44 P~yur.r, t 1,13

Willls,,,. TUESDAY, 'samlbr 14, It 6 o'clock r rIFOR RhID ELIVYR, ALEXANGDRAIA G sTON's LANDING s ail n- i. IA M

r.,Hntn ten AilE-Th.e .As, FCLTOI, ]olio reLSSrr, mailer, writ leaI e e A bovI . ' nI sEGS", f e SpI5'Y 'borrJ, or to SMITH& FISIITER,_Asaue Al

01 MOBIILE DIRECT-TDai-yDal

T,-j i. - , d ! prl-urc park~t aeanwlior112 IEN. .e1.. N. I.. , t.c c--.andCALISIOISIA, S I. I'.A I. ,,,sI,.-

I~u\ ina Leu ioallr Ii-r.iyfnr the lake e s ale, with augrriornrrom- JU ,,,.aa.1', 5.5' Iithe am se .ems.,Seill -I. th foneA(. A,Kt it~ad.;'.4+'.Y, mr erri~nl ofthe cluck Y B. t. Al., l-uililqqwAll TU.iSu of 1 gDEul I on , R IsAY rind ,ls,1yDA IOH 'SA

o'. Wk, prSnNr~l1. U. ADGlDS. Ag,.t, IBank kise. .1

' ARE SHORE PACKET ISTEAIIER _R -_-.1 CEIIELIW -W.UA Arr ,,s,,,A.-- FDU- ma

( IAN II'VIINIS, S'LSIXI ord DlltStrmadisaD l *ssAI ur Aullh, itrp t"I. 'urA5Anln no TU ISUANI and SATURDAY of .l h wrN .The II.el"Ii.S .I ,EArrS p. ASIS *aAA.r CRsALA, RUubSA 15.5,nurirtar, liuirt sepre~eIV for it e lake Trade, with anptrior .cenmodn-bnn", will h ,.e Flit 1'ntchartrun Rslrailrodon, arrival I leo at hWeo utba ere en fIollows--llrlvls u i..s 1,55, T[sA,, SEASo EaSUEAAAS Spring SHU'RS,,........ 4P. UA[,enre. LRsE.SAS EVENING,

TIURSDATY...... S A. AI. .. FRIDAY DA1RNING.SATURDAY ... P. A. .. SUNTAN EVENING,

6e' Vn 7'uaeday xod earurd.a she will go ae lac nn Pnctroale, ur-

631' 1'ha .ltatl Rx will leave thle office of the Agent o rl 31. ntd ITu.AATAA.ASUAptl at 8 u 55lock, an nn o Thur sIst B A.SIA(cL .

ui .IA GA.Dr1.SU, AgSet, , I0 BuAlnnk'Via~.

RAILROAD TRAVELING.NEW ORLEANS, OPE- [, 4

WISIDAUS AND GUEAT AlWEST--07S,5I.KE hN LI(AIIA OAAD t'te Bayou LutaLI di CrosRing, 53 UAALI EAEAPaseenz- an do Freipht,

?r' An and aScr .1SR"I AY NEXT, Tatiu AEll rSI, DAILY, to sdIra n a a _liarlrr. Ctlla.inr a uliuxw--

GoniSIA-LSUve A5 IAS 551c A. NIA SI.Lafloio--enos nnrch Hn or l c i

I A ~errpto ronue( wit LhhIl Road I ba ... mng inn Irrdaysfrom the lard iag ut llc loot of ht. Ann nrrr~a' p Fronted y the 'iry Cuon-sll INaA l t Ie Ihe Company. DuEArAicAAil be i' u of tits iy5i.wsINlAl ,.,AAS. A..SEORR, ViaRePSEidAIt. ASIAJ EFFERSON AND LAKE

APONTCIiRTRAISTEAILWAILWAU-:] it ,...acion with the Cermitr airod EWORANTO LASE4 PONYTL''IARTKALY--

.. e.TRAINS........ dran NI*UII..RI(I Carrolllll~lnk. b Lane l CD~lltri n 1

From TIUolI Circle U .pS-20, 8:10, 10:10 A. S.,.Ed 514:4, 9:A0,

4:40 fad 6:9 t" r. c.r., m LtES P-914atrain (o' CarrSiSESI) I. siAEA 1.. A

T'USAll Circla Depot-l-Sil, 8:16, 10:10.. E., Ai 19:10, 4:10,,4:30"I6: 5r 33 r. 1.

.i' AA! IhoAsA TiA( tEseErp end AInd p5555ger5 at SSJsSeAan "1 fun Disitrict end at .Itoluu

51 iaai",e 5InAiS1A vE D:U"A' oAly.F*Rae-lithe fen No' Vrlei, ncd Cnnollwn, l6 cEnt(;betrsea~er- )

rlASII.AAAAt , Nake. 1 A0r,. A each Day. 04

-T NEW ORLEANS, JACK- ~ l.j .soDN ANT RAAT NORTIIERS

IATNI.EAI.I-TIS..AAi'A"IUAAAA'.; DUARS AA -Al t AE,,A..r n'IA.S,'i.AA'Sm wilt AIIIr tiro Ds.At, Aornar of CAllAApe andSole atruet, :inr tan 5tl. L~lnn and ItIILD diI:: . Ltolinlis tY {

DA.IN D SAR,-EDN EslAY enI FRA- IbY at 9 o'clocA-A. r.RSturniAS, tWe Train G xi!f IGa A the S S Linn an

TASUDAYS, TIIURSDAYS rand 6TURDAISRG t 94'Iloek arr. ..5ITT ... niat. wr eIgiveSan of EAIEAruoA Trait.WSrip,,5 SUI.IIhtmAEt mark uIpon packSAaes the nDae of thSe

et drSn t ich shey ss bAGA daAIErae.auII WAIREN A.EICE, Superintendent.

EW ORIEANS ANj. CALR-ROLLTRN SAILROEAD......CerrolItonE

AE...DapartSESo T~sis..From N.r Orleans

HorseEEES-53X A. r., , 15, and 1S)l 5 r.StRSr TSEI-E. r., and every hosr ESrSI ardesSia S r.ET.rickS.

.ively. Fo arlln

Hors. Care-I6. .,SS 9, 5ad 51031Sweam TSiai.-6A.Er., and every. hour ES EISrdSSAatiS .., ~in..

aiSSlp.IASE-ISR 5Enta. ChildreIIAS der I9 ySsIDSESEESSrvant. IEIsent.. BRa.-

ISERI S9 Res TisEtesI. 6IA.LFAYIRTs LAE.

WF Theme Care run to end from the Depot, No. I8 Barolae stret.

Irom CIInltr EI -'AIAAI.5. .............. 8.'14'everysAIIA'i..sEAS.iISASveAiER..... SI96,1"I, I('I l. r.

From Flore Station-Alorllly.............. .Band 6 A. r..sad every 15 ,IAutIE uASIl esvrmgA', 9'.(9, , lA , 1U' t".

ESEE-SAAen-. ChildreansIISAE SRASSA re'oeAAAAUISAAsaRISAE,.1' NoSI-SUSinl ISAAt CU for Portia, Bals, l eetISIg,sA,., EAp.

IIam,bS rE quSsiread, SItAA theESa5-sAent AAAd hours. jJ1A

EA=lE IA E~SI 5S A,,A~ I.,AELE ,,A,,I, A A

NORTHERNLP~ ~~L=i E C

ROUI'' from L('Balo and Nllgxra F'nlie, vin Lake lwii s and rv r

St, LawrnceE. The A.,,Sricsn eEAAUASSf'Armning the Ezpres and

United StnI,, TIPil LuaEIAI UAweOACSd, S' Viuses,ORgdaSbor.g, AloA-SIsal and Q SEc,SsIA.IEctSlt I uA5AsA I,5AAd Cnpe VuieAA sithSEimbsed for Ne A York, Burling.., IASaSoga 6S s aod BE aAn;and at Mnt,..l with Atlantic and St. Lnlsreoe Rllload, and 3t.LSAwesE and CISmplaiE Railroad, for Portland, WbitS MouSntiSs,Holton and New York.

Ti me NOoll to Montreal.BAY STATE,apSt. Ledysrd, NEW YORK,U pE. ChSpmSI.l.S

Leaw-" AA.A.SISAS ESScePlo .SISI'loAe, r. u.A far CapsTAAISh.5aind igpaAnasn"IIontacting ith tI e RiveA Steamers, sAEing theIAIISIon.AAAEItbAs TAouNERd ISsISraId the Rapid. of the biIsSlSt. L...a..A, EU dayliASS, Ard arSSie at 3loNIASSI A IAolocA, r.r.,vAt day. in rSmr rSAISS QuaeaSUcASI.

S'sEodra logaasISE BuEIE at S r'Aec f, En GTS: E rls ,AsSteae AlAnt i5 clA'AlAelk,. 5.,nsaSAAour hoDr. at NinmgSUFSlls. TheIS o'clocAk F,55 of cAIsE Iro, BusulosrriAr at LS5alSA in time for I::soAtI. EESSAn 5E' or Boston, etc., takRE the Smtruitsll. SIra rom

SIIIUSAl, aSrive aSIl .AAnsbAIgDSAIhnlI-pRIIA'.'AD n5SAmornAAgEndIcas immIadiately, srriving at Boston 5t half-peat 8 o'lock, p.a.,neREay. THE UNITED STATES NAIL LINE.

StaaREE ANTARIO, EpptaiS TRapA CEATARACTUUptain Eteee,NAIAT iERNESUEpSEIS CI:As, SEIIELESi.tiA daily,SESaE5EES-p{l''d,ar lui,"-p+" a o'cloclk, p. a g, drigppseacoyer loou hourrn-d a

half to visit Nmtnnrx Falls, mooching at It hre1*rOmUwgI 8ackeit(Flnrllnr, Kinga~r~nrClay ten, Yruehrille and OReedrnlrg~eowoet 0 , l

lhe liverS A-nAlA, pASE iu~gIA enStireA ,lnhof Al TSSSESAI.Is5and S I AIiA, of ASS ESSttiIR AS. L .1s Ab d5ayllgtiscd IAnAuectingwilb the~ Ogdenab I gh ca Boltco Railroad far RolPoint,Both p~on a:R eton, and with the EzprelaTrain of C.28sr at Owego(orALI- Alb Ia dNe ork dirwl.

The above Line lanrrpa IlaP.I daily, S nd. reouepled, by the But-W. and Meg~ Fe rlla ailrod W 'lck . ,alodm a6nrethe plaswrse f eiog Broe's Monommnt, Qunactco ighsthe Great W In Sumpaesion i idgii, ad the lmlibosieneteeeyo theMagnina Riuer, through m ltlanrreal direct lscvio Lewtcto it, hlf

ppnex g o'lock, e, ., g Pving n leen rrefull loot our( w viit NiagarFnle Te 19 o'lock Train of Crrralrom Bu~aoaltoarrive fn Inail

;aa in totl for be mine boat, pauaL all the Thoaeeenldandn bydlR-Itgnt, chnugoinlt bnatr at Vgdeurturgb, end in~king oea of thoplnlldid

`in Ribio H: I Blnmere, plocscd direct to Montreall, tbrr+;gph theup"""n and dnehmoE writes ofthe noble St. Lawmaee, I Irr ringut1 blotreal et 6 o'clock the eme day, it time roc the Qaebstl..U.

TTia ii the moat bounltiful SCJI~IY I O UTL ou the Cmmen~rt.'Inc *l.mm of the Amurfron Line are bailtazp,-Iy f ormedu

an caollur,, having .I 1 the grpmeat. for safety regnired by hy.

of th e Sla'.tat n and ueaurilul Upper srlbin 3taL roam. the entire Lcugth

fY Pe~araplela ran prcure Tiekats end fall informationl, st.ppnriuUiis l~lP;pm~ll r~o~Dpn c,

t w c ad1.i, .Hun f adO~ iic tt Cataract ritlnd [nwmrtiunal ,Hotel, Niagarr Fdl. myl

EDUCAT'ION.N EW ORLEANS FEMALE SEMINARY, Ti-

VOLt CIRCLE. BETWEEN NAYADJE AND TRITON TA.-Thin Seminary, under tho direction of Mist C. OARD.KN, willt b--in its fourth nonal eeim on MBONDAY. the 4th Icet.EC ,,ompete.t Ten, ers rmployed ier ... ldIpaEltE . Tb"

a vple ^rIi dt and fnle luntlnnrjeemmxnd it to the yn}Jid e by em

MUSIC, DANCING.INSTIUCTION IN VOCAL MIUSIC.-

THIOMAR A. MARTIN, on of the nl. t ln.ttthiseity, will;lire tUraoneIa arrompli•)hmcnt to Ln ie.l

or (•*mtl eme i. i abilhty ie too wall ]knownr to requit re- _ommeodatio. DOrders letwRth P.Y. W RI.EIN, No. bstreer, will meet with p0rr pt ettalionn. 11 tf

PATENT ACTION PIANO.--..FORTES,--Tbhe tuibtelr offor follr e IIe

IEeto. ofin andveni. Orctav SeQUAR ANDiOUDOIR PIANO iOrRTIS, rom the wlebrt e B ImflilctryRo.,LeBT T ,IellofwhicbErC i a.tK. d'qtBheeleLmelrero,)atlheewelryandTane ly toreoftlUINNE8 8 HEILL, No.lCam •_lte. tIEIAH DUNBAR.

- Pic.F.ortolTttm. a ly

IKR. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Metiei•et re I.URAONSON TH PIAN'O AND GQITAR et

hr rorid-e,.:o. 89 Cloo•lt• Itreetand sel•o at No.80Ovin u r ."t O0TIrm --.( par mBathortwelvo len-

cos.. 1' LLCTI'JRB +tE9CONetmceatreot oenre" waetkIg'r

HOTELS, RESTAURkNPTS.E RITY HOTEL-The Proprietors of tbis 9

(..HOTEL, tkoe lae . iv inf,,o'r i dE thi 1in, and0 lol fth .Si te' .it , i.m in ouoplt.n order fr the reptionofLaolssrro) jantlemro.Th. Hoar. ha le, S tbooda,,h 0, retited and d,1o0.oOSputioo-o ,rl 0010nai.a' Av0rt0 00w W,,,o e,,llr solicit .he.o 0of tsepublic amroanee. OTAFIOOO.II0RTEIIOrF CO. n60,

'W,.ESTERN VEOANDAII0

-The above0.E. Hotel havingy ddrloo the pi, t so.,. 05. t rly

r .Ichnhd end Sited % w ill rr-opau fur W n neecmlmodntien --of Bver.;ere ea WEDNRSDI Nuvrnlbcr the In..

The Tsbla will t. 1 Ilses be 'applied with the beet the marketsaffrd, 11d every effect mad, m give Danrdere the omfor' o a H,)I me.

o8I ltn JAMES WALL.

[`j1CKOK SALOON, SO ST.CHARLES -atYt 1l sgvr is nowopen hrr l~r eFrlties o n ..

Ao,.. OME, 116H a0.0d0ir LiQUOfIS alwy slohand. uri1a N ae Yor th maruvghoot tbo y non a l petthe ofuhh 1w-hr dtatct. n a r newr*~4piy wenolb~l 0.10.

a;0 Se. DAV HICKOK, Pruprletor.

peESTAUIRANT AND OYSTERp OON-TH. A. ODD r eg. +r 11t0 aoI 0t.

,oonol the , lie that ha 0 ' M.,, ,REOTAEOANT.0, UYBTE0 SALOON at 00 0l.C85 hl.. ooL

ho1 to i,0d -r,.i,.,I h.omy !avoi r him b ith , b.lr o,.Eronega with dil the deliuwle s o the apuoonin the beat style. Hie Bur

,0.,,,,..ib the i,,. W ioLrqd ,ignonimlo,10. _____

The0,o.,oIbo, ooopoHtfElly .0ti00e the paini, that he.ooooodloOefrom I.opeil b,,0 15, ,olo.i 701,dlt 11a, 001Icmrrd for their~epariel baortil the sselusive pnvilege of tlet most

,i, nder-wate. Iced, i0 the Southern Di0OjOOt, and su're' hiefri'odn. with nli cwn_'j' e*,tb from thil ime ot thmoetdairrable

0,li1,,,,s~ia tha form of P071, FLESH. WILD nod TAME FOWL,SELECT IINEO,,0., will he held .1 rai I,.,for sudd,.n ce1. uhour. advancre a[ city imn, nod promiear thus none shell leave dis

ltlle e o,,ii;osn,,rebae.. [oo 011 0. CULLU I.

BRACES, BELTS, ETC.Shermaoa'o Ii'orld'yn Lair Pre-

mium Shoulder Brace.C' Th. Oleorg 00g.,, illoOtr,0e th0 bollt ob6e dorivd from

the are of th, It0'n,:

a Q

m pPAHH

PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO PIT.TING CIILDRIEN WITII BACES.

There ie cnrrelj a man or womnu I ivcil bet

110 l102,,,,,,olhtl.h1,. I IEC E , toiou..,o the ENiir Itoo is ff - FNLln it n~r rmroirree- lTHE ChET, STRENOTHLNING THELL'oGO, oad ito.otrio- th1 generl health,

xilriprornotal a gracalbl and 1yl erraige, Tooreore mo oibroo.0H, nod . d thaare trkaoma and iu;urioue to the wearer, be

of hn.lmrv sad mna n 7hnh' :ahtite"Tmad, are of them a~re lliseouregJ sad rlict alrr~

I,,seli,0,,liefiothes e ooadlh.,. To uch peone. this irace ilo-

er.idwiil the cootdence that it will meet their wanY~aedimpartallthe rlied,.,h1001 tried toiobtain 00,00100,0 oFr 00,0,of o

r Mr..S..,oooi,, 0o,,1005Oe aeio oESBEACES L0,l0i,.. for10700

SPenluar will do well to romaumbarlhe a.-e end .ember, to eecarethe gennine~whlch cno only Le had at

0OERMANISESTARLISHM00'T.,70 ST.CHAERLISSTROET.

Jsra. Slermann'' Lace Belt obo.dominal Supporter.

A ,,,,O 00sltpp00,Etfor Ladii0s 00 dOiag ai00t Ohe ., of SteelSprinng. It 10 be wom with or without th050 1r Strap. Sold only1 a0.bove.

lrs. Slherwnan's Lace Spring.lbdomtfnal Supporter,

Forths relief and cr oftthoae r So.. view.)omrplait. to whimh fiealare ]ubioct. Tb Bypportr is not

h•eoma I, uvt c.noieunt,tight elaslie, nd efliclent tln its

.oad.ustugA ND THS EONLYYLFPADJ USTINGRUPPORT.

ER IN USE. I iftstheAbdAcm(It i.) inal Visors ot -vasll the o h(rlcg vlZW) purposes oo relief for which

uppororo was .o a y daeign-i. It i.re o.m.mmended by tbe

Medfoio! Faculty ge.erally, tndited, but a ,rinlor am,n,,tinlvto onvinoe the mo.t incr.Ialoof assuperiorad-... e..... ,l'others.

Mt SOLDONLY At SHERMOAN'S ESTABLISHMENT, 10 ST.COIARIbSTREET. Private Rom and Female in atteodan to:alton Ladies.

Dr. BaSnning's Patent Lace orBody Brace.

PRICE REDUCED (1864) TO EIGHT ANDFIFTEEN DOLLARS.

WrThi BRACE i. celebratedfor therelief of [amain disorders,such osFllngot the WombDi.-tomforta of Prgnancy, Paiu Io

tRbe Bak, W.skoet. in the Chest,Irregular ror 'al-ri il Olstruntiop,Wank.storSinhbm, at bSe StOyoach, Dsetryeo l P t., Diseaseaof the luu"wn, d HenrtLoet Voicebte., in all o" which afections. t

hm provo.l an unfailig relloef andevsntualcure. The only place forthe sale of this BRACE in theSOUTH i"ant

SHERt AN'S IESTABLISIIMENT. 1 ST. CHARLES ST.g3' As worth ;easlmttation• are rohl tleewhore, persons should bsar

in tmmd the ..m. ond number. MrS. S.attend personally to flttng thebBruce to Ledl-m.

.d Tew and Large .ussortment of

Elastic and Lace Stockings,(1.) (c.)

Fortbhe relict of VARICOSE VEINSOF THK LEGS, no affection very

troublesome,and when aglocted pro-

dOtlngrnoontg Ulces thabst may eoon-

noethroghlife. Cout I SHOWS TIlE

LEO WITH THE STOCKING ; utOIrWITHOUT IT.M A LARGE VARIETY OF BRACES, BELTS, SUPPORTERS,

LACE STOCKINGS, etc., ALWAYS ON TAND AND hADE TO,ORDER WHlEN REQUIRED, AT SIIORT NOTICE.In the rse of theseltstrument thet CONSTRUCTION AND APPLI-

CATION is vry tmoaortaut, persons to .atil themtely, of the Gteninetithit atllcstart ynrrtdmustbear toIn mtr, dt NUMBER SEVENTY, and obeerv the a..e feh•5 tldy

SHERMAN. 70 55 (hnrlb yoy, trot

S ECREI ilISEASE S--Ofice 82 Customhouse,tre.t, between Royal and Bourbon ttreeto.-DR. JAItES

rutol reetctfllv call tt n attention l ct iena.tod stranger whohavounfortuntelyoutailed upon themselvosdeleaaea of the nbo-e-hara.taroits mostppallhb'ftorm, that they cn obtain t certain, s4fe andspeedy cure, without the nee ofMercury, Balsam, Cubea, or any otherPoitonou, Dr ,In.fom three to seven day, writhout any intonet-lnace, by the use ofnewlg dis overed Remedies, whioh cap only heprocured from himself.tdir on to trial they d noat eet a cre, asbarge will be made, Dr. J.ig i pom*sgion of oeritifetas from eitt-oenso .femtnene in aol parts ofthe Unon o f the tnnycure they havefleoted,.whichb were prooounced incorabl by celebrted. Phyeittto.Bine Dr. Iame. hmittltodead theme Remedlesno this city the nume-rous eass that have come uider the treatment of these Remedies, ntoneosigttinsltanre en heprod.ted but woatthey have o ret.f d ttptfoccores andin .rderthat the amicted may avail Ihetnrnlves of thoseewlyat d tryty providential discoveriet , Dr. J. hns loetted permts

natlyinthiottlyon Csttmthoua t treetI No. 01. PrjvteRomt rt -r Sd. O oMoo hor, irnm ,r t... tt.o. febttl Ilol

HIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.--DR.JARMlS wald re.pectftully call 0t attenltion ofciti.en. and

sttrang re tothe fottloing Ifact: te ctres all Protsa Disenes,with-tttmerury or any othr, pcisonoalru, namelyt Goorrbhe.,1laet,

Byphilth,Strietnreo , teminlt Wethose. ta, odetUI t.T ,TmorCan-ears and all Dinabee of the [shin. Dr. James world ale earl the esp-iali attention of those who have injured lhsm.en:cc by prilate andimprop.riodulntg..t Ino thatbseet e.nd taolitry habit ,thit ruinm tbh

body and mind, unfittingo them for either tbusie or t.tltty. The fol-Iows, aresom of thet . 1 a. d melnAncholyetb tocpro dced by earlyhabtt, of •oth, il: Weakness, of the Back and Limbt Pain in to bhIead, DimnesofVisinton. L.ss of Mro.eutr Power, Palptation of thlII.,tortDyapes.ist,N.o.....o.. trrtatbllity, Symptome of CoIsumt"ion, ato. SIoentlly. the fowfynlefelA o the mtnd arenmrt to be

dre-ed. LassofM mory, Confusion of Idea, Deprsionoof Siritl,EvilForyboding.,Avyr.ion toSocietye, Self DListu LoL fSol00de,.Ti-mdity 'ec. are eoms of the evileprodues d.

Ail part. . l.who are aiet0d wlth any of the above ymptoBmt hol.ldnot fail to all on Dr. ames, and be t ..onc.. restored to perflet health.Let no falte delicacy prevent yoI; but apply immrdalely, and Iaveyourself from the dreadful and awful ooseyqyence. of this terriblemtdoy. Weaknoess of the rg la imlmediately cured,ad fai rigor

e' DR. JAMES hasremoaved fromhtoA former osi., No.11, 5ll 5Coaonbooesetreet,between Royal and Btnrbostrtne.t..

DR. TAMES.P.S. Pe.allying attl dialstactanhaveth R .eme oftlraDI.

e*e stttothenr atdrets. by giintgotllip:tt•nlrtt b letter,nd oen0 lo.inn• fee of tento_ .l (to IyS lyo ] 1R. ]AhIES.

ALS--500 kegs Agawam, assorted sizes,N foraole by S. H. KENNEDY CO.,s Tt boupitoulO street.

=F LOURb-200 bbls S cOrfine landing and forwe by LaOh. DALES J CO, It TobhoutlyoIIs.IESt.

LIST OF LETTERS.List of Letters remaining in the Pnsieeta at New

Orleane, NlO e'ber 12, 1{64.

LADIES LIST.Addien O A ami. Anle Anal. rf. Aekeomen ,aAgiayoSaealne Aede5,,ZR ran 2 AekNS nSo

.ie ran r, lWm rn BrmmMar7miren.ett ne eu. ey an Broas n Sa h M raBredy IMas.m 10eop lrn Btuo" M l

2sBdlinyOO Om,,lmee tleMeeeaArgeot V -Bejege en asne Bree eWran.e.nlM.emen loe,.ee, On Braek bTme n

llrAran erlotwC sa. Buea.lkr..T raFkrmxr R ran BulylnP C ran B~eh F mir

A 7 raln 2 Brow C B mr Bnti11 A raBaeekbe.0 ilee.an BeeeB ly y B ra.Mne*lereee. MaryrneC.ibeMB ner 010 ma Cennrsta

CrsmplIll o. atmlr0 Celan Ass J rala Coe EM ate

Cha. E . di llrn C} eelr(lIekee mis CecneerEmn CeaMary 5Clark Sxrnh rar Canner E Crav ,

Cluwk el5gl miss Connollyy Frla Crone. Btol.Clark ran* CmOrl alD Ceeeley Htlaelrkn ae. Ceae a.r lse Ceeinegha MaryCheaty EllsIran Cooleleloeel Coo, vg. AeCleaeyM r. Cooney M at. CerbltridegtCmaeM Wemll

rra.- m. W fSAO. leMeo.P-h, J T rn Mfg.. AC mini Dow. Mary miD1,ellearlaCm iara Desd~llndMR Deese Mary.IDeCeiJEmn DeaWLgJel. l uhbam L Camn

vIll.eeosEoinElil~tt An~n ran

FIlaebell~ Telen i Fresn A Emv Fiirpatrirk MrYlle.jl.e Merlbaelen Finrey e Or.md ran imA,1Oll}l-rat. rare Franey Am roan Fellsele A EmiretleeroelE Eimi Fillp erlktemia Fellseetoss0ltalenr e cu. l-due, FM O. erie,. on,.rG.misee Lesn eseler met.n Go!d.aill, Ira

eIalaTWoran (esesvy EVran e OadeleCe.Ge~l

.0hxe dAme Oselvied Mal.r Grloe. ra

Oembellaeem. GreIgere rae n elldeRHrar(riailoalamin HeeaayTTran HickIeyZI.Ha Ilase me. 51.,in.Bmra H gg . C

Ilar+1aM ELmn Henryg rn IT-'M Araleutri.MEe*r He.wleeSTa in -l-l(1llO..

eayle ella Hibblran I l M eHlale. 8e HiekeekLaml He..Nd llinsrmeleeaW.ran Irtineg ial.JJ..or Me. lure JbleeeLan Joheee, ell.mirIrnkivn At rn JoboWllemn J.... Sarahrar

05n aElmi,, el. Ketnedy Mery KippLAmreKroaillleemin Keony le ma Kek.eeeelemiKeliyG mip K~aalln5 Kerkror OmusKelly Mary ranLnceyaFeny mire aIOeiHMnry LanaM rne 'Leesellne EtnalIlla, I.eeyRle IPxe l7R .

Iw" eolm. Lleblll Lucinda ran Lgl~l mM. iLtllllll-leC zm n r Locke A ala LeegleegeMaryLIonII, K miAMS bry rar. Medi. BtidgeL Megre MarynraeIlaycenl. 511 MaeEclA Mehll E:.a

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W. . KENDALL, P. M.NewOrieans. Nov. 12,18M.

LAJINESTOCK'S VERMIFUQE.-BESTA KNOWN WLH.EN TRIED.-Tease.. otlesn rake plauu1. Inrrstit'fiu W re' b B Al . Fnhneetcek'e Vrmifvge, hem" tw o ofthiarm have d iIo th, it privte pHNaoi1 .. phg.rinl..for an"'bar.,.Iyye,.nd ltheykalv iknbow I..tN..lrvalA. tohg1.d

NEW ALBANY. Indian,. JIy 4. i68.MESSRS. B. A. FAHNRATOCL& CO.-Gmn, .ar a HD,,,.lId

your valuablewew Vrmrfogo for tome lima and having eson it urrd formaov year, *11 iould recommend It ,o 111 nA... sad . S ei n t rI

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' prpoasl for which it wns mtended. end bean entirely u'hlaoton.tlbissml that ..i.1th.nr (.,t hu pon eat fort' p tm .AK Ait

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.Eyer'e CeArry Pectoral.W E INVITE THE AT-

TENTION f gthe Public to theCerLUdeal.-Ppendad balowad baspp..kfor them 1.1.414did Eolmd.nti1. Ahlehthir ho, ANN.gf. ta ..dN

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m CHERRY PECTORAL do actw~oantonly trifle wit or distort }uty ororanutan that, onnrltioo t. Judge then,whether this 1. out the ,I,,dirim h S to t _ __twhen you f,.lpl.N1olth1Pfor thee,Luoy;l udgs. too, whether every Ixmily g tot to have it by thema e r nlellurd ogaiu" tllu evrrrwber proslilbp enemy, which steelswith fatal frequency upon almost every ooc d cam... ((the lambfrom -7 ahome.

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Iva in aB: y a:ruel.c hsid hing like m general tldseooseab becited.

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sew, p..4....-.H.rn cHHbintiA of .IIncptiL.Ile hope thatIt will pre ioa4H re1Hd I .mb ,11y.IDH... .llI, your ob'tIIn''4 JAS, L C. MILLER I.E

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to dny l(bat the CHERRY PECTORAL i. all abt it tdim. t. be.There .whndtithta vidni'tfi .ibnt notksrn umil recentlyThe community should knowits vrtues Yours'ulJ,

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br Paraent 27ird Pqage .ddartsmmets.

rankerp-• Pl w, hlas. & Co, 81 Comp street.olara.e • o mO Co., corner of Camp and Lalyette otnl.

Books and Stloutny--J. B. ioo, 00 Camp street.R. Joxo.o& C o. (Camp street.

Clothig--Nowsor & W&T, Co.er of Camp and Common- treets, under City Hotel.

LErTooo & BooOT. SOuth.wet corner of Camanand St. Charles at-ee.

Crockery-P. B. FL . & Co., 84 Common traee .Drags and Nedjcines-Tuos. Bassos, amm Camp

nd Poydras streets.Grocries -R. W. Anaon, eorten ofdront, Common and

Foul atneets.L•rroo, NonoM & Co., cor00 of rnvlanr and

New Lveoe otreets.

8nrdwaro-J. WT•a•ona o Boo., Cmanor of Commonand Masgaine t'oeets.

J. 1. B & Co., Front between GCanvr andPoydna streets.

Hotela--AnoaaMagalne, betweeon Goaler and Natehnotreets.

Hat-BooUt-Bho•s-D'Acv & Co', corner Canal andChbrree atre se

Dano TAoLon & Co., 41 Malazine street, opp.lteBane' Arcade.

NaawnaLL, VoLnorooe it C., 54, 00, and 00 Commonstreet,

W0elry--Hroo & Gooonat, corner of Canal and Royalstreets.

B. A. Toara. 30 Camp street.Mus100al Inatnrument-M. Foonoenan, 117 Canal st.Painta-E. J. Hoar & Co., 105 and 107 Toboupltonle

trert.(0.. CR oarn & Co., 8 Camp street.

Winl, Liquora- W. B. Looononn & Co., 24 Old

OEWnELt T. TArLOR, 11 Royal street.F. W. CooLEa, Common atreet, oppoiate the St.

Charles Hotel.

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM

CALIFOR NIA. ,Repulse of the Allied Fleets at Petropolovski.

STUPENDOUS PBAUDS IO 8AN PBRNCISCO.

LOSS OF THE YANKEE BLADE.mcieMore Indian Troubles in Oregon, etc.

Perhaps the most interesting item of newsby our last California mail is the account of bthe attack by the combined French and English 55

fleets upon the Russian defenses of Petropo- J5

lovseki, on the western coast of Kamsehatka, in wwhich it appears they were repulsed with con- 10siderable loss. The San Francisco Times andTransoript gives the following version of theaffair :

By the sarrival of the French frigeates Forte ad Eurl- ttdice. and the French brig Obligado, we hare stirring news clfrom the first scene of01 conflict between the Allied Powers tOand the Rustsianse, on the Pacific.r

On the let and 4th of September an attack was made toby the combined fleet on the foetres• of Petrpolokvel.The English vessels of war eompred the Prelsident. thePique and the Virego, and the French the Forte, Eari-dice and the Oblgado. The aotion was a very severs one, tothe English veMsess firing 3000 balls. Two of the Ruatsianbatteries were destroyed and two crippled. The loss onthe side of the latter was very heavy, bot' is not eser. astained. Of the English and French foree. slxty-four menrfell during the assault. The Russeian frigate Asroa, offorty-four guns, and the Diana, of twenty guns, were amoored inside and protected by sand banks behind wlhih 1hthey eserated as beyond the rerch of the Prench and

Oel of the English vessels suffered severely in the ight, 1having lost her foremast, but the cfleet is expected toarrive in the course of a few days, and we suppose willbe Brecruited by the addition of the Amphitrite and Trineo-mnle,l which with the French corvetto Artemeos, nowcruising on our cost. The combined fleet of five Britishand four French will then probably proceed to Petropo- iloseki and complete the work. .When leasving the port and a short distance outside,

the Russian merchantman Sitka was captured by theallied forces and sent te Vancouver. A Rnsslan supply0vressel was also takeus and burnt. Throughout the siege, awe learn that the Ruseians fought with great courage, as $the result proves, The information afforded in regard tethe details of the battle is, however, meager and unoetis-. afactory. It does not appear thatthe British and French phave come of with any very dletingulished honor, but ethey may fare beter on a second trial. The defeees ofePetropolovs i undnuhtedly render its capture quite aformidable undertaking.

The Forte is a ship of sixty guns, the Euridie of thirtygons, and Obligado of thirty cane. Tse fest is anchoredoff North Beach. The Rtulian ship Silks was capturedon the 8th of Sept. She carried ten guns, a crew ofthirty-firve men, and had twenty.five Ifasegers. Thecrew and passenogers were taken on board the Forte and tEtridie. and the ship was taken charge of by the Preai-dent, Pique and tentmer Virago. to be conveyed to Van-eoue:'s Iloand. Tie Sitka woas loaded with proeisions tfor the ltoso•l ecttlements and had touched at Ayan.where she discharged partof her cargo, and was boundshence to Petropolvohki, when she fell In with the fleet h

and surrendered at discreotion, declining to engoge in a elconliet wihth the odds of seven to one. It is reported bythe Euridioe that one American vessel was lying at Pe-ropolovshti (probably the brig Noble). Off the Bond-wich Islands a Dutc sh hip, 130 days from Hong-kong forsan Francisco. was spoken, short of water, and intendingto put in at Honoluiu. HIer name w asnot learned.The death of the English Admiral Prisce occurrcd onthe

31st August, and was ast caused by a wound reoeired in Cthe sirge, but as we gather the factsa, from the dischargeef a pistol which he woaes picking up. There is no reason I

to suppose that the act was premeditatad, anod the onlu-sIon is that this unfortunate occurrence was purely acoi--dental. Capt. Frederiot, of the Amphitrite. succeeds incommand of the fleet. A bearer of dispatches for Englandhas arrirved on the Forte, and will leave onthe steamer efthe middle of the month. The French fleet have beentwenty-six days from Petropolovskci.

We regret that during thee preseanosf o largs a Prenh Iand British force in our harber, there are nne of our osnvessels of war here of a large cla. to reciprocate thos, Ioational eourtesles so appropriate to the occasion. As the

Untted States steam frig•tls SusquehanOaand Mliseisippiore chortly expected fr,,m China and Japan, we hope theymay arrive before our European frieond take their Idepar-ture.

In the news summary of the San FranciscoHerald, we find the following account of the ex-tensive swindling operations of the two brothers,Henry and John Meiggs:

On Saturday, the 7th Inst., the city was thrown intothe greatest excitement in consequence of the circuLa-tion of a rumor that Henry Melggs, late a member of theBoard of Alderman, and one of the moeet exteansive lum-ber merchants in the State, had failed for $800,00--thatseveral forgeries had been discovered-that Melgge hadpurchased the barkt American, fitted it op in a splendidstyle, and taking with hims his family, and his brotherJohn . Meilggso recently elected Controller. and a largeamount of treasure, est eall -for ports in 'the Pacif.e'The greatest excitement prevailed for two or three days,and for some time sno kidsa oould be formed as to the ex-tenot of the forgeries. The matter has bseen pretty exten-stvely investilgated since, and the flwlowing is probablynot very far rom the true amount of the loss sustainedby Meiggs's 6peratlons:Amount of failure ............................$e00.000Controller's Warrants forged ................... 600v oCalifornia Lumber Company forged .............. 3W0 00Forgeories on sundry firms...................... 61.000

Total .................- - -.....$....Oe.00

The warrants wre generally made out in favor of JesseL. Wetmor, and in sums of from $Io0 to $1000. At firstit-wes thought that the plate, as well as the signature,were rounterfeit, but it is now conceded thattheformer wasgenuine. and so admirably were the latter execouted thatthe Mayor and Comptroller each pronounced them thlirown writing In addition to the above, it is believed thatsome $300,000 or $400,000O of the forged Comptroller's war-rante hare bees hypothesatod.in Now York.p, The amounts here set down are probably greatly exag-01 gerated. The Transcript, in eetimatiog the amount real

ited by Meiggs outside of the failure in his proper bus-le ness, says:

There I, as yet nyore indication of more than $40.000Sof warrants havir been forged; these were received atit0o cets on the dollar, and the lcs thus ascertained is$200,000. Placingo the forged notes at the highest eetim-r- ate. does not add more than $00,000 to this amount ; anod-the extent of the fraudulent Issue of Lumber Company'Stock not yet calculated over $300.000, hypothesated at

twenty-fire cents on the dollar, would be $75,000 moret which maCkes the aggregate each de•lscation amount to

as2 ram.

AN ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT.On Satarday, the 14th inet., a great deal of excitement

war created in the city, by the circulation of a rurnerthat Mr. Smyth Clark, Secretary of the late Mayer, hadbeen arrested on a eharge of embeaalinu $303,00, inCnotes and City and State seorp. depOsited in hie hand asSecretary of the Committee on Laud Claims, aNd receivedfrom the purchasers of the Slip Property. On investigs-tion it was foundthat the rumor, so far eas the allrationswere ronerned wert correto, and that Mlr. Clark was incustody. One hundre eand ninety thousand dollars ofthe above amount were in notes drawn to the order ofthe late teayor, and were depoelted at age, Baeon & Ceas.•nd were not negotiable. The remaining $118,000 werein City and State scrip; and Mr. Clark, It is alleged,when requesrted by the Treasurer to give ao account ofthe numbers and amounts, returned an ervasive answer.The tRecorder having flied the bailsat $880000, Mr. Clark,on Saturday night, demanded an immediate trial but theapplication war denied, inasmuch as the ease had beeapostponed previously, at the requeest of the defendant, onMonday, and in oonseluence of that poestponementtheproeeutteon were unahble togo on with the triaL

LOBE 01 THI yANKEE BLADE.This fine steamer, says the Herald, left our port on the

80th or September for Panama, and when twetty4.fehours out oruck on Point Aquitloe. about twelve milate tthe no,,eO-ord and wesrtward of PoinUt onreption. SheetrucrO a'`, o'clock on the aftornoon of Sunday. andportio of the reok remained together until 10 o'lockTuesday moreing. when it ank. -BSk had on bohard, onleaving Sau Praneiseo. about 900 earengsrra and as re-ported by her agents at the time ef her attoling, 213.000in treasunre us shipmente, which, added to the amount itthe hn•ol of the passengers, would raise the total to ani nesrt 22tj00. Themr "berofpassggera lost w btwee..

fr scot y, d oeseiyhh: r esrt a tatbieaastse1 rtsoi oto mooe dsrsae.otsnthe resoooi thees lea itets e pcreadamo ng ur the Agenst cegas flueelesmdtotetbeess Qt' oherei.eoiee ithedeidetasee of thes yarrfeore wo alletyed erwtthe eoeeptieo of eight or dtearee t l ei'

Nostsf the psgeagesiwes Gtalent th wrek bythee eOrotlehand akin tobies asdftbeardthetat on ea gofto that lilece these oroorred.Two m a ' g m decoogemtet, losser offamity salnmony, threw Tihu e ooiedse"d intheerei,Wwo bld draon to blete that • wse ,ree r be-

ing tMken to Inquire into is eoadaton the •meh,deears fthis ut testoye, Nod ththe guards the wheel patog over him. None ,elweeraemsad.

The Hereld givs thloefolluWn g lcf•ouzae:of tbiehe ee act of a gag of rilla as bon to e thip

after the seeldat:.No ecoosehba thehest epmh, th ew. toeageh of44ee armed to 1.6 taetBt h odd fsotesteosebeetdoe-

eskers srad rteii, CR, sod a octlos ot thefremen and rew of the bi eloaie ud elw om-meoed pillteging the sg Threy Dottieutoi theetote-eaem ripped og~su in~ago ae luse derbdagthem of sI tOhs mey claUdsebms b eyfo' grS4 a5 moOhe rest ade or ovebo•rd. Thoey lats e lthtr sne

resolver,, and threatened the isesadsl wiosItemm tointerfeoe with thes, or'bo eh enoleas l llb rt k reseattheirow• h•gass. Afterthe hiseof tirbwaLpstdgsvooutof the cabin, they betook es tsess to upper-sterage, of which they toot eomplste ps ent saUtcoemmaeced a sonrme of wild lt. Theygot •ole the

ultenres y of them dreank thmsrtes Oieey.lrosh-esaeesto sit the lsugsgs-ohtalise~i a oamount of gold-attieked. best, cut dad hot al who SceIn their way, oand besame, londe, a hn of Irbmef

ndsThey s•atiied atgurd atte gsisgway to pte-rvt thei bett portto of the pesesersl8 olRomdows. Bese of the passengers attempted toforle their

oy in, whsen they cm dreadfily -s wish kniee adhottler, sdleae thlpe•oise r -bhtbo the :wauebeeand ys•lble.-

Our lnfmost as onew semnstrgeroutt with bn heandredflly eat sad etamusg wih bloodl. He mtl theusease throw a cloth osve the head of another. who ep

peered bedly wo r ded, oS te him itots duk receeoftheteeeerag. ,He daepeslsoh theygto psted hbim.They seized another.sshbsdasewiw eded-ltim,,ss plaedhim under anargu ofklue h laafkaea gar Te y

expressed their determination to lit Ilea butbat mntoo dsn to guard him, hSe •.,gd lto mheloe eo desk Thib resne ontlsued nearly T s-. foei-dmidnight three shata werelrsdl. the Hlth delistseastlyrxltingulhed. erst of "medee" were br sd e earafter. t least thirty more shots wa I .esL T. ketevrry resm to believe that sevesa of the pegesswere thus musrseo.

After the boarshad stopped raming. od night withs1 ith horrom , had set in, the seone o the desk we• ,•".rible beyond oesprevosA, Mi the after pret of theshipsod the lower steerage wren lnde water Upon the for-ward deck, and hn the upper stereg, were crowded

earlyeight hundred sloul wet by the serf that bre*over them. and chilled to the marrow by the told. Altthat dlsmal nsight, they huddled together.ex.ga ng everymoment that the hlkt which wIa quivering aid crk-ng at every dub of the waves, would go to pieced sodtaioo them into etertnity.

From the news summaries of the Sean Pran-oiseo papers, we extract the following items :

The trtal of Cot Withlem Wslerr. ea-President of Be.noer for a violatio o0 the neutraoty laee, wen esmmea .ced on Thurday the 12th. in the Untted oateis DttrietCourt. After thejury had hbee sempasted. theesa etfor the defenre demanded a shubpeme for Mr Dileo, thi

rench Clonsul, or awitoess. The point was ablyargued,nodthe Judge (J. 8. K. Ogler) rmeserred his deciion osn

the point to thi morning. It will be recolleeted that as•mltie applis•tion on the trial of Dilero, Freneh Con-sol, reated a good deal of excitement, in eooevquene ofJudge Itofltman hving on day decided that tir. Ditonwo subjectto the proess of the Court, aod issued an at.tachment forhim. and next daywhen he wasbroughtinto Cdtrt conesosed that his pevious opinion was wrong,having been hastily gven, andthat It. Dltton ws exemptunder the Conventimt.

The Bankers of this City and Stockton have edoptedresontloos to the effect thatin ,:oe esneie of the in-ereaed charges on freight. coin, gold idust and hbullbn,they find it necesary to itmrese the rate of sight ex-change to 3 1. per ent premiam. They also give noticethat on aid after the first day of Decemer next theywillreceive the French franc only at 20 oante ,sd otherforeign silver coin ie proportion.

Sinoce the 1st onst. there haie occurred an unusualnumber of burglarie in this city

I owing it is sepposed in

a meaturee, to the disorganism•d condition of the policefore.

A reidldentof Teolme couneoty, named M. 0. Key, wasareested recently about ten miles up the Tejon Pse, onhisway into the Indian Agency, on the ehabge of being themerdoerof Captain William BtricgeOtP •.cW boto froman ambush, a short ditance from hie teeidenee. on the18th •tJnone lost. Keys had fafseity'lieidgtloimmoecounty.

Thomas Milgatoe hae bees corvsctedof the .mgrder ofIHenry Tilimon, committed on the 18th of Agust last.

The mansion of MrI D. E. GOish, abhoot two mies fromtBan Je, was accidentally set on fire by a litte girl andentirely consumed.

Hughes. the famous pedestrian, commenced os the 11thinstant, in Sacramento. another attempt to aeompiohthe feat of walkinhg one hundred conseoutire hours witt-out rest.

The Ilodega Flouring Mills, at Bodega, together with aconsiderable amount of graip and flour, were totallydestroyed by fire on the night of October 10h ; lote,$06,000.

Pedro Badille. a second Joaquin in crime, was capturedat the Mission of San Jose, on the 10th oist., by two SanFrancisco police oiOte. He has been sent to Tuolumneeountyor trial.The Supreme Court of this State decided that oaseste•unt he transferred from the State to the U. 8. Courts.

or appealed from the State to the Supreme Courot f theUnited States. It has also decided that the testimonyof Chinese cannot be reoied in our osorts of jeustceagainst white persons.

Drs. Haight and Toby have discovered a new pass.through the Sierra Nevada, near the head of the middlefork of the river San Joaquin. By this pas a road cante coastrocted direct from Maripoes to Salt Lake, the die-toauco being estimated at less than fioe hundred iiles.

Miers Weed, the daughter of a merchant of Ioffilo. N.Y.,o who wa severely injured by being thrown from herhorse obout the middle of September, died from theeffects of her inojurte on the morning of the let October.

The decision of the U. S. Bord of Land Commesionere,upon the claims of the city to Pueblo lands, was informallyannounced on the morning of the l3d Otobers, and is fa-vorabhle'to the city title.

The annuol Industrial Exhibition of the Csaliforeia Ag-riteltuol society was opened at Musical HIllon the 4thOctober. On the 6th and 6th a portlon of the display con.silted of a grand cattle show at the Pioneer Race Course.Many persons attended the exhibition, and the displaywas not only onteresting. but highly crcditable te ouryoung -tate, and the enterprise and mechaniocal and agri-cultural killti of our people.

Miss araoh Pellett, a "str o ng - m i n

ded lady," lecturedon Sndoy, the let inst., in the afternoon on temper-ance, atd in the eveniong on political reform. The audi-soence, at the opening of the erveniog lecture, consisted of

ten, whic, towad the olose, had dwindled down to theuber and a nodding urehli Miss P. has siece left foethe interior, and was amusing the miners at last eeounts.

A gambller. named Grove L. MoMichaeol was mrdteredin the oureka Gambling Saloon. on Commercial etreot. onthe evening of September 30. by a moenamed Jihu York.The accuseood and Mo•ichsel had some tricling dispute,which endedin York drawing a knife and stabbiong doc•tsed In the abdomen, ce..tog almost heetont..eotsdo th. York made his escape. and has not yet been ar-rested. though a reward of $00 has beeran offered for hieapprehension by Moyor Webb.

The Mayor. Bocrds of Aldermten, and ether membersof the we Munioiptl Government, wore sworn into officeon the evening of October 2 The customary oaths weresdministered by Judge T. W. Yreelon, of the Countynovrt.

A splendid fir engine, builtfor Pennylvnnta Company,No. 2, by Agnew, of Philadelphia, arrived on the d liust.,it the cdipper ship Gtolden Age.

The seean nhip Uncle Sam, recently purchbsed by theNitaagha Transit Company. arrived from San Junu 0nthe teveing of Oct. 12, making the qlo•kest time on re-conrd from NewYork to thin port. The nam beought NewYork daues to Sopt. 18.

Mayot GarriSon has donattedhs entire ealary, receivedby him for ervioet an Mayor of the city during the pastyear,. among one different charitable inoitutionsSeveral of our printoipal treetM are being paved with

square blocks of granite taken from quarries near lo.. Y•terey.

Mr. and Mrs. blarney Williams nre still performittwith great success at the Metropolitan. The netteooitof the house, during the drt steve nioghts of their leggement,. amounted to $14,000.The seonad trial of Daniel C. Hall. npon nharge of

baviog mcrdered h's infant child. was termnated oqnThursday. tct. 12. The jury wrte out but a few midutneand brought in a verdict of Sot Gulty.The mies contlnue prmperaus.The nrival of Immigrante in varionus parts of the State,

from the plains. hu fatrly commened Serera partieswho hve ar rived at Sacrnmento report that out of twohuondred andnfty cattle, the number which they ar••ditbh, one hundred were lost on the road. On Betrltlrer,

about the let of August, one of the trlains wore actaokedby a large party of Indians, supposed to beexiles from theSnnke tribe, and robbed of a portion of thbebr ok. Alittle while after their departure, another tosn. hend•lby tMr. Cooper, coming up the two ompauies pursued t1.depredotors and attacked them. In the fight thirty ofthe Indians were kiled and many Mmuded. The whiteslost one maon and only three were wounded. The stock,honweer, ws not recovered. The savges give no troublto the emigrants, except it the vicinity of easr River.It is feared that the rain which has fallen in confidert-

able quantities, has destroyed alege crop of whea, whichfarmers were harvesting

A mam named Win. B. Cooper rommitted sutiide inOakland, on the 8th ost.by'shooting himself. From aletter he left, it seems that in the est he stole nearly athousand dollars, which eo preyed on his mind that hekilled himself.

The telegraph wires are to be eoxtended to DownievilleColumbia, Sonora. Miokelumne Hill, and to Stockton-and thence to Oakland, opposite an teraocicco.

A paper mill is about being established on Tuolumne-rtver, about forty mites from Oolnmbia.

A grand Indian Council was held at Storms's Ranchof on the 2d instant,st which General Wool Senators Swon

[and Weller, and Col. IHeanley wre ptresent. the latter

suggested to the tribes that tlhey prepare to m eor to theTehama reservationa when King Welim replied tiothe considered the Indma had a better right to remoranfthan the Chtnese, and that the Chinamen ought to be

mouved first. He promlsed, howerer, tbha a delegatlon ofthe tribe should be sent to'the rertoin lao help put ithe crops and examine the tountry.

Cot. W. H. 8mith, n oltd Californian, omitted aun-eide at Mattine.. on the 2d, by shootlsnhtmteLThe Chinese eontinue to hbe perenuted by thaminere

and others in the h tarior. On the Catavi os onthe 4hut., a party of Irtnhmeattakoted theb ul , t drove

Sthemfrom their claIms. The prpesrtyf thb letoiaew wa woantnly destroyed, and p•nstI dtSdweId Ig n.T he sheriff subespqnently arrasnt o .ea, and they wnneeplaced under bondsto cnwIr nanthdtrcnductt.

a A bloody affray unnoored In StibOrk. iui 5 4tnh lrot,t )etweeU Jumes i1i Lyons and.M. k DIuelui iheesbhosng

m rache•os. The parties met in the streeton. eS Lyoe- mate some remark calont•ted to lead to a tolltion. :td

01 placed his hand in his bom as nif to draws a pistol, wooua Dultield drew a revolver and f cd Praounly, bohw•r•-.It Dntltd nas shotfrom behbindby a friend of Lyons. lmr

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a Sold Soed two more shoet at Lyons. Ito theo turoed