OffADRUPLE SHEET, I s. APR 7. 1S73. A Great Cuban Poet. I t.h following poem.
IJlhha been translated into English iBicu Tirr ant. one of the ablest um. UiJ" Jose M. Heredia. mtleiuan by birth and position.
He a Tntriot. and his Datriot iiim on exile. hfcredia was born, in 1803. at Santiago rnba. lle who 8'u TKam nr nnriMntr to Wnorflnhers.
at the age of 16 v. f.thrr. and. returning to Ha Twas admitted in 1828 to practice as Kitimma Court of "7. n.
Hia onmions and con Pftaoon. attracted the euspicions of the jSTSatefc He published the first lie2 m. TwwniB at New York He Tn 1826, he was invited to Mexico, dare ThV iwL ox Stave. C3wu judge of its Supreme Court, and Senate of the Republic. allied at Mexico, in the prime of life, ft? 6th, 1839." 5 LAiawKsLthe dignity of his thought.
he harmony ui.u vio lincmaze. well BUDDortr his Kto the high rank assigned him, to Wp' sullen liryaut iuu tiio uxwoi have always ionghtthat Heredia's noble poem, Ni 'Znp is one of the best utterances ever Sea forth by a scene whose praise, ex rtfldTO silence" best can muse. Even Jonihe brink of the mighty cataract trees of Cuba sigh through the TUideret's thoughts, whispering sadly i the grievances ana misery tuai, uum Ha in their shade. I JOAGAKA. vr Itts give me my lyre my bosom feels 5 inspiration.
how long QiV. I lOl 111 VAmmMwt I nan with thy rushing waters dost restore tbTaesvenly gilt that sorrow took sway. tnnwnt I fair T1 I nntant hnah imwuuvuo 7 lit terwrs of thy roioe and east aside i not aU naworthy ojjhy hW iZThua my Tery boyhood have I loved, aminff ute meaner track of couimoa minds. 111 tb fierce of the hurricane, it the near banting; of the thunderbolt 1 1 hire been toucneu wiui joy umi m. i.l wwilriul tint anil showed IH rswaiag eaves beneath me.
I have loved miangers and the wrath of elements, at sever yet the madness of the sea jUtamoTed me as thy grandeur moves me now. I TWO nowenx on in qmet, uij uij fiiw broken mldst Ute rock thy current then ekeets onward like the Irresistible coarse OJ DegUny. An i temoiy iuey rge The hoarse and rapid wairlpoois there. My brain Jrows wild, my senses wander, as I graze Cpo Uj lmrrv iiiK waters and my sight It UD1T WVU1U mo Kwm UK WA7 Sweeps the wide torrent. Waves lnmunorable Keel there and madden waves lnnam rable Une on and overtake the waves before, iad diasppear in thunder and In foafli They resell, they leap the barrier the abyss Dwallows insatiable the sinkipg waves.
A thousand rainbows arch thui, and woods iiailMfMwl with tlie roar. "The violent shock I siatter to yspor the desendlu abeets. Idooflr wuuiwuia niu mo fuu auu The aaishty pyramid of circling mist uae with terror In the forest shades. nut Meta my restless eye vtr are not here Aboot the jaws of this auyss the palms we aeucious pouus iuai in me plains 0( ay own native Cnba spring and spread Ihair thickly foliaged summits to the son, lad, in the urea thin gs.of the ocean air, Vare soft beneath the heaven's unspotted blue I lit do, Niagara thy forest pines iir titter coronal for thee. The palm.
Iteaffeminate myrtle and frail rose may grow a ganiens, ami give out tneir rragrance mere, timinning him who breatlies it. Tldne it in do nobler office. Uenerous minds IrhoU thee, and are moved, and learn to rise Above earth's frivolous pleasures tliey partake tky grandeur at the utterance of thy name. ted of all truth In other lands I've seen Ifiag ahiiOHOpbera, blaspheming men. QMstkmers of Thy mysteries, that draw Their fellows deeo into imnietv Ad therefore doth my spirit seek Thy face earth's majestie solitnAes.
Kven here ly heart doth open all itself to Thee. luih immensity 01 loneliness I (eel Thv hand nuen me. To ikt Mr TV eternal thornier of the cataract brings Tky voice, and I am humbled as I hear 9read torrent, that with wonder and with fear Jort erwlielm the soul of him that iMka Cpon thee, and dost bear it from itself roenre hast thou thy beginning I Who supplies jra ago ujr uupi iiaiisieti sinngs I Vual power has ordered that when all thy weight teseends into the deep, the swollen waves aiae not and roll to overwhelm the earth the Lord hath opened His omnipotent hand. ro Uiy down rushing waters He hath girt niy terrible fureheatl with His railiant bow. lase thy never resting waters run, ud I bethink me how the tide of time Sweeps to eternity.
So pass off man Pus tike a noon day dream the blossoming days. fad be awakes to sorrow. alas Ml that my youth is withered and my brow "towed early with the lines of griefs and care. Jyrer have I so deeply felt as now 2 hopeless solitude, the abandonment, anguish of a loveless life. Alas 1 Hnr can the Impassioned, the unfrozen heart.
bappy without love I would that one fcsanral, worthy to be loved and joined leve with me, now shared my lonely walk this tremendous brink. Twere sweet to see act dear face touched with paleness and become beautiful from fear, and overspread ftitaa talntsmlle while clinging to my side, ipwi dreams I I am an exile and for me ocieis no country and there is no love. fear dread Niagara, my latest voice the booes of lilm who sitm the now uss feelingly. Would that this, my humble 'erse, gjesrfally pastdng to. the appointed rest, Ugh raise my radiant forehead in the clouds usten to the eciioee oi my lame.
Wakniko. Dr. Abernethy once tinned that his mistakes would nil a grave Tti; and 11 this confession sprang from so emi an authority as this distinguished English JJjwbtplns, how many graveyards could be "Bed by those of less repute, who recommend iens nostrums for tonics, and KiTiiatT infective compositions for stinjidants It almost like a blind Infatuation In persons afflicted tth indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous debility, or ur functional derangements, to swallow the TOWied dmixture8 that glut the market, when f' Celebrated Aromatic Stomach Bitters ao accessible. Prepared from vegetables embody the purest and most valuable medl Price Bitters are at once a grateful al and most Invigorating adjuvant. Im whJS a healthy tone to an the organs, regula ue system of circulation, sending an exhil ZuZg ftow throngh all the natural gates and htt Jl, 1116 hoCiy" ttey not only repair the ered nerves, but simultaneously recuperate "Mted energies.
In short wherever there V7 UX gastric disorder. Price's Celebrated Stomach Bitters will infallibly ferret tte disease, and by their active principles Sf 1 remedy Jmea W. Price Co wacturera and sole proprietors, lock box 801,1 gro dealers throughout the South. marriage lately in Maine, the Sei J0106.1 and she paused in the impressive ceremony. Sd! thtmectva bn8ht little three year ffihS1118 the naughty minister was little foot, and imeq in tone of A authority, uy, oon't 00 thay it." xoxnBiAJirA, ash txxajs RATlJiOAJX s.
ilaxl BOtrns BicTWJejm mew ob LEAKS, WSSTKBJ IiOUISIAMA AND TKXAS. The Terry Boat win leave the foot or a street, DAIX.Y, as 7 it A. ML, connecting with PUSSXKaKB TRAIN, at A. M. Commutation Tickets for too mnea at Six a tickets for all stations on.
tha road aoid m.t 1m i the undersigned. An freight man dw prepaid. Freirht for the road or landtnra im tti iwth. deliverable at New Iberia or 6k Martins viiia. Freight for all points on Bayou Laf ourche, b.
tween lAbadlevlire and Lock port, will be transported at through steamboat rates. Freight via Houma Branch will be received for and from stations and platforms between Terrebonne and Houma for and from all notnta on Bayou Teraetoonne between Houma and the puuHauoa gij.A. ior ana rrom ail points on Little Caiiiou between J. R. Blsland's plantation and that of P.
J. Pavy, Esq. for and rrom all points on Grand Caillou between P. J. ravys plantation ana mat ox mi.
isuuer. Bay via Houma Branch, and mark destination plainly on all packages. iv insure oispaton xreigns musw dw aeovwrea before 8 o'clock all freight received after that hour will go forward on next days train. UJMtujs rA ni)Lux, supenntenaent. For freight or bassaxe apply at oorner of atches and If again ne streets.
No freight received after o'clock. CHAB. Ju WHXTNKT CO myl 71 ly Agents. 0UI8IANA DIVISIOK OF NEW "OR TEXJfS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAILROAD. TRAINS FOB DONALDSOITVILLK.
Leave Hew Orleans 8 A. M. Arrive at DonaMaonville at Noon Leave DonaldaonviUe at I P.M. Arrive at New Orleans at 4:50 P. M.
Freigbt and passengers received and landed at Ferrv Wharf, foot of Calliope street. Tickets sold on board of the ferry boat while crossing tnenver. w. xk. uiuai, General Superintendent.
CHARLES L. FITCH. General Freight and Passenger Agent. C. A.
WHITNEY i Fl 1872 ly General Agents. J3 ONTCHARTRAIK RAILWAY WINTER SCHEDULE COMMENCING OCTOBER 10, 1S71. Kxcrurslona to and from the Lake, same day, ts cents. VBOM THX LAU. VBOK tbm cm.
o'clock, a. M. 10 12 xr ai past! P. M. It past 4 pasts knasts wtU be run hourly from o'clock A.1C.
7 1 past I o'clock past P.M. a past 7 ui ts Sundays the tralna a barter oast iT. M. A horse oar will leave the old depot every morning at 4 o'clock, and the Lake one hoar after the last steam train. Passenger lor Gentiny Station must notify the conductor prior to departure of train.
Fare to GenuUy Station, cents each way. G. PANDILT, myl 71 otf General Superintendent. JjlW ORLXANS, MOBILK AITS TEXAS BAILBOAD. HANGS OF SCHEDULE.
On and after MONDAY, April 1, 1872, passenger trains will leave and arrive as follows 7:30 A. M. Express and Mail Daily, for MobUe and regular Intermediate stations, arrives at MobUe at 2 P. M. 4 P.
M. Coast Accommodation Dally, except Sundays, for Ocean Springs and intermediate regular and nag stations, arrives at Ocean Drill at 8:10 S30 r. M. Fast Express Daily, for Mobile will stop only at Rigolets, Bay St. Louis, Pass Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi, Ocean Springs, East Pascagoula and St Elmo, and arrive at Mobile at 11:30 P.M.
A Fast Express train will leave Mobile daily, at 1A.H., stopping only at the stations named for Fast Express from New Orleans, and arrives at New Orleans at 7:15 A. M. The Coast Accommodation train, returning daily, except Sundays, will leave Ocean springs at 5:40 A. M. and arrive at New Orleans at 10 A.
M. Tbe Express and Mail train, daily, will leave Mobile at 11:90 A. arriving at New Orleans at 6:10 P. M. Tickets sold at the offices oorner of Magazine and Natches and corner of Camp and Com von I1 Jic Wm mUeTfVr are sold at the ticket offices.
Through Freight Tralna run daily, except Sundays, morning and evening, to and from Mobile. Freight received at foot of Slrod street, and throngh bills of lading signed, G. BAYLEY. General Superintendent. CHAS.
L. FITCH, General Freight and Passenger Agent, a A. WHITNEY A Gen'l Agents. 1970 ly. JlJlW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN AND MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROADS "an their Passenger Coaches and Baggage Oars their combined length, and but one enange to New York and all In.
termediate points. On and after December 13, The A. OI. Expreas Train Runs Daily, (except Sundays,) axakes dose connections tor VICK8BURG MEMPHIS, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, LOUI8VILLE, AND ALL POINTS BEYOND.
Sleeping Oars at night. Canton to Grand Junction and Humboldt. Tho Si30 P. BI. mall Trmla Ksota Dally.
Hakes schednle connections with Lightning Ex press Trains to all points, NORTH, EAST AND WEST. 3ARRIES THE GREAT NORTHERN MAIL Time to New York, 67 Henra. Vew Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars to Humboldt TeuL, and Louisville, Ky. Ticket Office, Galveston N. J.
and G. and Miss. Central Railroads Morgan's Uae Wharf. Ticket Offices, New Orleans Under City Hotel, comer of Camp and Common streets, and at tepot. JC D.
FRO8T, General Supt, 1 N. J. and B. E. CAREY, G.
T. A G. N. R.R. P.
AMORS, General Passenger Agent. Baggage checked from Residence to Desttna QQXOPOUTAN RESTAURANT I3smd 19 Royal fetreet 13 and 19 (Between Canal and CustocnhoUse streets.) LOUIS CHAPLAIN. Proprietor. All the deiicaclea of the season are to be found here, as also ehoiee Wines of all kinds. Parties, Weddings, eta, etc supplied at short Botaoe.
Private Saloons up ataira. Rooms, elegantly furnished, to let by the week or month. This Bestanxaatla kept oven until 12 o'clock, P.M. oa7i ay a COLOKB CO. (1L a Oolomb, St.
James, Lav P. A. Pourslne, New Orleans,) COFFEE DEALERS, Na as Natones street. Hew Orleans, La. Look Box 66.
ota Smeod GONTHIER, MERCHANT TAIXON AND PROFESSOR OF CUTTING, Charlee street. 34 St. Charlee street 34 Has the honor to inform his numerous friends and those who may wish to favor him with their katronage, that he will be pleased to nil their orders at the most reasonable rates. Journeymen Tailors who wish to perfect themselves In the Art of Catting, have their attentioncalled to the Course of Lessons thereon that Mr. Gonthlerhas opened In his work, rooms.
Classes every day except Saturday, frem to 9 P. M. Lucid explanations: rapid progress, and modasate prices. F4 78 8m LABAMA LIKE Constantly reeeivlna and tor sale, at the lowest market rates, this ehoiee Lime, fresh from the kilns. SAM'L JAMISON.
Sot 6 Carondelet street. I STEAM BOATS.J ST. IMVIB LND CAIRO. Fare 94'J to I New York, And to points East via Rtailroad from Memphis, Belmont and Cairo, at a corresponding reduction. BT.
LOUUB AND, NEW ORLEANS Aid i MERCHANTS' SOT. THERN PACKET COMPANY'S STEAMERS. ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R. PACKETS.
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO. MEM phis and thai Bends The fine pas. aenget steamers of this line will leave as fol lows, at I F. M.t PAULINE CARROLL, Capt.
Yore, MONDAY, April 8. JAMES HOWARD. Capt. Pegram, TUESDAY, April 9. TOM JASPER.
Capt. Burke, TUESDAY, April 9. No bills lading will be recognized by the above hosts except those signed by the clerks of same or at this office. BOFINGER A PEGRAM. Agents, 104 Common street.
The following steamers comprise the line, RICHMOND, GLENCOE, DEXTER, CONTINENTAL, COMMONWEALTH, PAULINE CARROLL CITY OF ALTON, BISMARCK, GREAT REPUBLIC JOHN KYLE, TOM JASPER, HENRY AMES, CITY OF QUINCY, M. J. WICKS, JAMES HOWARD, SUSIE SILVER. THOMPSON DEAN. One of which leaves dally at P.
and will take freight from New Orleans, and give through hills lading for Memphis, Cairo, Chicago, Milwaukee. Dubuque, Detroit, Cincinnati, Wheeling. Pittsburg, Kansas City, St. Joseph, Denver City, Salt Lake, San Francisco, and all points North, East and West, at the lowest rates, via Illinois Central Railroad, Jas. T.
Tucker, General Southern Agent, 28 Carondelet street. Will also give through bills lading to points on the Arkansas, White and Ohio Rivers, and to Nashville via the North, western Railroad from Hickman, Ky. Rates of freight given, bills lading signed, and staterooms secured at the office of the companies. BOFINGER PEGRAM. Agents, Fl7i ly 104 Common street.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. Leaves on MONDAY, April 8. at 5 P. M. FOR ST.
LOUIS, CAIRO. (CON necting with Illinois Central Railroad,) and Memphis The steamer ATLANTIC AND BARGES, Wm. Mundy, master, will leave as above. For freight apply on board, or to J. T.
BUKUEAU. 18 Poydraa street. Freight taken, for CI lcago and all points on the Illinois Central Ulroad and its connections. ape CAIRO. FOR LOUISVILLE.
Leaves on TUESDAY, Anril 9, at 5 P. M. FOR LOUISVILLE. EVANS. ville.
Henderson. Paducah. Cairo. Memphis and ail intermediate land ingsThe line, fast passenger steamer MARY HOUSTON, Chas. G.
Schultze, master. Chas. Miller, Elliott Miller, clerks, will leave as above. For freight or passage apply on board, or to KIIiJiOTT ADAMS. 11 Commercial Place.
apS C. G. WAYNE. liftPwaras st. jSKW ORLEANS AfD OAlRO AND OiliO RIVJtAt PASSEpJGER PACKET.
EVERY ALTERNATE THURSDAY. The large and maguiticent passen ger steamer BELLE LEE, J. F. Hicks, master, J. S.
SiUUvan, clerk, will leave for Cairo, Memphis and the usual bend landings, as per schedule THURSDAY, April 11, at 5 P. M. April 'ia, at May 9, at May 23, at June 6, at Jane 20, at July 4, at July 18, at The BELLE LEE will ticket passengers throagh to St. Louis and Louisville; will pay strict attention to way and plantation business, and will also sign through bills of laUng for all points over the Illinois Central Railroad. For freight or passace apply on board, or to 61NNOTT A ADAMS, Agents, mhl6 11 Commercial Place JOHN ANNE 150 Common sV A plan of the cabin can be seen, and staterooms secured at the office of sinnott A Adams.
The Belle Lee will furnish on board threugli tickets to all points North and East. Through bills to all points on Illinois Central Railroadslgned by JAMES T. TUCKER. 29 Carondelet street. NEW ORLEANS AND CAIRO AND OHIO RIVER PA8SENGER PACKET.
IVERY ALTERNATE THURSDAY. JESLJ Tue irKe and magnificent passen ger steamer ROBERT E. LEE, John W. Cannon, master, will leave for Cairo, Memphis, and the. usual bend landings, as per schedule THURSDAY, April 18, at 5 P.
M. May 2, at May 16, at May 30, at June 13, at June 27, at July 11, at The ROBERT E. LEE will ticket passengers through to St. Louis and Louisville will pay strict attention to way and plantation business, and will also sign throngh bills of lading for all points over the Illinois Central Railroad. For freight or passage apply on board, or to SINNOTT ft ADAMS, Agents, 11 Commercial Place.
JOHN JANNEY, mhw tf ISO Common street. A plan of the cabin can be seen, and staterooms secured, at the office of Sinnott Adams. Through bills to all points on Illinois Central Railroadslgned by JAS. T. TUCKER, 29 Carondelet street.
OPKLOU8AS. Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5 P. M. FOR OPELOUSAS, WASUIHB ton. Fort Barre and all landings on the Coastl Atohafalaya River and Bayen Conrtablean The fine passenger steamer FEEBLE SS, 1 H.
H. Broad, master, J. B. Schmit, clerk, will leave as above. For freight or passage apply on board, or to BRIXTON A EPPLER, Jafl otf 135 Gravier st.
Will give through bills of lading to Bayou Bee of. Will connect with the steamer MINNIE for Bayou des Glaizes. I Will take freight ana passengers tor all coast uuiumgs. a. nrvTWVQniV.t 1W I fEP a.
FOR OPELOUSAS. WASHING Lr1 "Oton, Port Barre, and all landings on the Coast, Atohafalaya River and Bayou Courtableau The fine side wheel passenger steamer SELMA, C. C. Pickett, master. A.
Meynier, clerk, will leave as above, carrying passengers and freight as cheap as any steamer in the trade. For freight or passage apy on 4 Tchonpitoulas street. P. 8. The steamer Selma connects at Washington with good steamers and line of good barges, signing through bills of lading for all points on Bayou Bobux also connects at Church ville with barges for Big Cane.
ap3 otf IM)NAXJ80NT11JLK. SEMI WEEKLY COAST AND LAFOURCHE PACKET. leaves every MONDAY, at 5 P. and FRIDAY, at 9 A. M.
I JEHLa for all coast landings, ip Donaldson ville and ail landings on Bayou Lafourche to LockporU The fine and fast passenger steamer HENRY TETE, Jos. Datferes. master. M. H.
Landry, clerk. Returninfl. leaves Tblbodaux on TUESDAYS, at 12 and SATURDAYS at A. running down the Coast in daylight every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY. Care, attention and satisfaction to all, la her motto.
For freight, or passage apply on board, or to J. uTlaNDRY, 8eoy. rvinti street. A clerk will be found at all times at foot el uoaa met, reoelve freight. STEAMBOATS OHIO aUYKBU REGULAR CINCINNATI, LOUIS VILLH AND NEW ORLEANS ACKET.
jeaves on tsurs ua uui. jiu a. u. FOR CIWCAPixx jlaiuxo ville, Evansvllle, Henderson. Shaw, laetovn.
Paducah. Cairo. Memphis. and all intermediate points The passenger steamer NICK LONG WORTH, Lew Kates, master, E. Bowers, clerk, will leave as above.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to THOS. KEEFFE. 75 Poydraa street. ai3 C. O.
WAYNE. 105 Poydraa street. "REGULAR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET. Leaves on WEDNESDAY.
10th at 5 P. M. FOR CINCINNATI, AXJOAS vllle, Evansvllle, Henderson, Shaw neetown. Paducah. Cairo, Memphis, and all intermediate Mints The passenger steamer JOHN KILGOUR.
Albert Stein, master, Frank Beck, clerk, will leave as above. For freight or passage apply on board, or to thus, KEEFFE, 75 poyoras street, ap6 C. Q. WAYNE. 105 Poydras street.
KED RIVER. INDEPENDENT PACKET. Leaves on TUESDAY. Anril 9. at 5 P.
M. fCr la. FOR JEFFERSON, SHREVE 1 1 fport and all way lan din are on Red ver The new. fine and fast pss eengei steamer LOTUS NO. 3, M.
N. Wood, master, will leave as above. For freight or mutaaar a annlv on board. Special freiwht arrangements made by 'ant. Wood at one half new card rates.
ap INDEPENDENT PACKET. Leaves on TUESDAY. April 9, at 5 P. M. IU SHilEViS rt and all way landings on Red Ivor The new.
fine and fast uns een ger steamer LOTAWANNA, Gus. Hodge, master. will leave as above. For freight or nassaire annlv on board. Freight at new card rates.
ap6 FOR UPPER RED RIVER DIRECT. I on TUESDAY. Aoril 9. at 5 P. M.
FOR DOOLErs FERRY, Nash's, Fulton, Cook's landing, Lanesuort. Roland. Kiamachl and all intermediate landings above the Raft. Shreveport. Grand Eoore.
Alexandria and all intermediate landings on Red River The light draft passenger steamer LITTLE FLETA, John Poff, master, W. P. Cobb, clerk, will leave as above, positively. For freight or passage spplyon board or to ap7 iujn a eppler. 135 uravier st.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS ALEXANDRIA AND GRAND ECORE PACKET. Leaves every SATURDAY, at ft P. M. I .1 FOR GRAND ECORE, ALKX ltCTandrta and all way landings on Bon dieu. Norman's and Barbm's Land ingsThe new and elegant passenger steamer B.
L.MIODGtK NO. 3. John Heinn. master, J. C.
Mitohell, olerk. will leave as above. For freight or passage apply on board, or to juunvfl or XEri'ijsK, otf 136 Gravier st. OP ACRITA HITTB. Leaves on MONDAY, April 8, at 5 P.
M. FOR AMDKN A T.A RAMA landings on Ouachita River The regular packet iitRTiiA. W. Johnston, master, C. Dewees, clerk, is now ready to receive freight, and will leave as above.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to BR1TTON EPPLER, Agents, ap2 135 Oravler st. Leaves on TUESDAY. April 9, at 5 P. M. I (Tr? F0R ARKADKLPHI4, CAM Lpgdpn, Newjwrt, Beach Hills, 'Alaba awfinaaiM Landing, Trenton.
Columbia, Harrisonburg, Trinity, Start's Lauding, and all way and plantation landings on Ouachita and Black Rivers The light draft steamer GARRY OWEN, FenL V. Cellos, master, Is now ready to receive freight and will leave as above. For freight or passase apply ou board, or to SURLS fc RKUCIER, Agents, ap3 4 Trhonpitoulas street. REGULAR WDarSHDEST OUACHITA RIVER PACKETS. CAMI3K.T, OUACHITA 1TI City, Trenton, Monroe, Columbia, Harrisonburg, Trinity, and all way landings on Ouachita and Black Rivers The new and elegant passenger steamers Leaves st 5 P.
M. LESSIE TAYLOR, J. W. Blanks, master, Leaves TUESDAY, April 9, at 5 P. M.
OUACHITA BELLE. A. Blanks, master, will leave as above, connecting with light draft steamers ODblTY for D'Arbonne, OOOS tor Tensas and Little River, J. F. FRAZER and ECONOMIST for Bayou Bartholomew, giving clear bills of lading as above.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to BRITTON A EPPLER, 1S5 Gravier st SINNOTT dt ADAMS, Jai8 otf Commercial Place. REGULAR TEN DAY CAMDEN PACKET. Leaves on WEDNESDAY. April 10. at 5 P.
M. FOR CAMDEK, OUACHITA City, Trenton, Monroe and all landings on Onacliita and Rlu.k Ri vr The light draft steamer ST. MARY'S, R. Sinnott, master. Andw.
Robinson, clerk, connectingwith the following steamers Goose, for Little River and Tensas J. F. Frazer, for Saline River; Economist, for Bartholomew; Native, for Little Missouri Jessie and Bluella, tor Arkadelphia. SINNOTT A ADAMS, 11 Commercial Place, J. E.
CARL1N, 4 Tchoupitoulas street. i)p7 Agents. TICKHBURB. FOR GREENVILLE, VTCKSBURG AND THE BENDS. U.
8. MAIL PACKET. Leaves every TUESDAY, at ft P. M. ffS k.
FOR GREENVILLE. VICKS Lm 7 burg, Natchex and all way landings The steamer FRANK PARQOUD, In place of the E. Lee, J. M. White, master, A.
MoVay and C. Holmes, clerks, will leave as aoove, carrying the U. S. MaiL ana Connecting at Vickaburg with the Yasoo, TaUa hatohie and Sunflower packets, and steamers Trader and JeanieK. for Big and Deer Creeks.
For freight or passage apply on boars or to SINNOTT ADAMS 0470 otf 11 Commercial Plaoe. JNO. JANNEY. 150 Common st. Through bilia of lading signed over North Louisiana and Texas Railroad, and through tickets for sale by JOHN JANNEY, Agent, North Louisiana and Texas Railroad.
P. S. From and after this date will land all Coast passengers and freight. FOR VICK8BURG. Leaves every SATURDAY, at SP.M.
fBf ft. TOR VTCKSBURG, DAVIS IsJi tttVBend, Grand Golf, St. Joseph, Rod. Smbot, Waterproof. Natohea, Fort Adams, Red River, Hogs' Point, Tunica, Bayoa Ban, Waterloo, Port Hudson, Baton Rouge, Plaquemlne, Donaldaonvllle and all intermediats landings The splendid passenger steamer NATCHEZ.
T. P. Leathers, master, Sam Ayles, clerk, will leave every SATURDAY, connecting at Vioksburg with the steamer LUCY KBIRN for Yasoo and Tallahatchie Rivers, and the at names LIZZIE tor Sunflower River. For freight or passage apply ea board or to JNO. JANNEY, Agent, os tf uo Common street.
Through bills of lading signed over the North Louisiana and Texas Railroad, and through tickets for sale by JOHN JANNEY, Agent, North Tionlslana and Texas Rwilroad. FORT ADAMS. FOR FORT ADAMS THE United States mail packet W. S. PIKE.
In place of the Frank Pargond. y. Brown, master. Holmes. Clerk.
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY for Fort Adams and all intermediate landings at 5 P. M. Freight with passengers taken tor aU landings on the Coast, The Pike will hereafter al ways land at the Sugar landing. All halls answered on the Coast. SINNOTT A ADAMS, Armt nis otf JOHN JANNEY, Agents.
bayou iJurojrjRjomtj REGULAR BAYOU LAFOURCHE PACKET. Leaves New Orleans every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 6 F. PT7 ft. FOR DONALDSONVILLE, IV Paincourtville. Platten ville.
Nane aieonviUs, LabadlevUle, inbodaux. Lockport and aU way iarulings in th'j parlahea oi AaaumpOon and Lafourohe The Paw light draft TAHLEQTJAVt. Frank Dalferes, master. S. a Streak, clerk, will leave as above.
For frwht or passage a piyon eoara mi STEAMBOATS. LOWXa COAST. LOWER COAST PACKET. Leaves every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10 o'clock. A.
M. FOR FORT JACKSON. BURAS Settlement, Riceland, Pointe a la Haehe. Jesuits' Bend and all inter nu diate landings on the Lower Coast The fine and fast running sidewheel steamer SALLIE A. F.
Jeanfreau, master, John L. Titos, clerk, will leave regularly as above. For freight or passage apply on board, or to A. H. VER BET.
125 Old Levee street. A clerk will be on the Levee, at the foot of St. Lonis street, to receive freight. ap7 otf STEAMSHIPS. HAMBURG.
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACK et Company's steamer GERMAN I Capt. Hebicb, For Hamburg via Havre, Santander and Havana. To sail April 17, at 8 A. M. Price of Passage First Cabin.
Steerage. For Havana 35 gold 15 gold Santander, Havre, Southampton and 150 45 Bills of lading signed through to Liverpool, St. Petersburg, Moscow, Riga and other continental ports. For freight or passage apply to WILLIAMS, RUPERT! A ap5t td 180 Common street. FLORIDA.
Leaves on MONDAY, April 8 at 6 P. M. FOR APALACHICOLA 'AND Cedar Keys Tbe steamship LAVACA, Cooksey, master, Will leave as above, and give through bills lading to all landings on Chattahoochee and Flint Rivers also, all stations on railroads in Middle and East Florida, Tampa and Manatee. For passage apply on board. For freight apply to POST A HOBBY, ap6 68 Carondelet street.
PHILADELPHIA HAVANA. FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA. To saU on SATURDAY, April 20, at 6 P. M. The fine Al steamship YAZOO, Catharine, Commander.
For freight or passage apply to WM. CREEVY, Agent, corner Carondelet and Gravier streets. The ateamnehln JUNIATA. Hnxia. nam.
mander, will follow, and sail on her regular day. HAVANA. FOR HAVANA. Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West. Carrying U.
8. Mails. Leaving every WEDNESDAY. THE NEW ORLEANS, FLORIDA and Havana Steamship Company will diiinAiAh thA nw and uunnuiMd mm passenger steamship MARGARET. J.
McC Baker, Commander, On WEDNESDAY. April 10th. at from foot ot Calliope street. First District. The advantages to travelers seeking safety, comfort and pleasure on a Steamship, are appa rent in selecting this route, as rough sea la almost unknown in those waters, and the voyage from New Orleans to Havana la only a few hoars longer than if going direct.
RATES OF PASSAGE. To Havana. I I Cedar Key. 440 Cabin 43k Steerage. 20 1 Steerage II Througn dius laomg issued to au points oa line of railroads In Florida and on the St.
Johns River. Also to New York, Savannah and Charles ton. Through bills of lading and passage tickets given to Tampa, via cedar Keys, and landing freight ee wharf at Tampa, None out the uompanys diiis ox laaing signea, and none signed after the sailing of the steamer. Splendid passenger aooommosattona and through tickets felven to above points. No freight received without permit from the office.
i For freight erpaaeage appry to ROBERTS. TreasV, 130 Common st, mhie otf over Louisiana National Bank The steamship HAVANA will follow on Wednesday. April 17, at 8 A. M. THE PACIFIC.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE. THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, CHINA, JA 'AN, TOUCHING AT MET. I CAN PORT Andj carrying the U. B. malls.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED. One of the large and splendid steamships of this line will leave Pier No. 42, North River, foot of Canal street, at 12 o'clock, noon, on the 16th and aoth of every month, except when those dates fall on Sunday, and then on the preceding SATURDAY, for ASPINWALL. connecting, via Panama Railway, with one of the OompanVa steamships from PANAMA for SAN FRAN CISCO, touching at MANZANILLO. All departures connects at Panama with steamers for South Pacifle and Central American porta.
Departures ot 16th touches at Kingston. Jamaica. For Japan and China, steamer leaves San Francisco first of every month, except when it falls on Sunday, then on the day preceding. One hundred pounds of baggage allowed to each adult. Baggage masters aooompany baggage through, and attend to ladles and children without male protectors.
Baggage received on the dock the day before sailing, from steamboats, railroads and passenger, who prefer to send down early. An experienced surgeon oa board. Medicines and attendance free. For passage tickets, or further information, apply at the Company's ticket office, on the wharf, foot of Canal street, North i River, New York. F.
RABY, Agent. o24 Tl ly SHIPS. LIVERPOOL. von t.tvrrpool The Al bark JOHN a vtRTK rant. Duri.
will have dis patch. For cotton or heavy freight apply to J. H. abHBKIDujs nihlS 63 Carondelet street. EVh TirPD lrW TtlA Al VAT nailing American ship CARRIE BER TALA, capt.
souie, Having au oi uer enrgu engaged, will have immediate dispatch. For passage only, apply to iLLOCK, JONES mhl as caronaeiet street. uwd inrcvpnni. Th Al RritAah bark MAULDSLIE, Capt. Gale, is now inadtnir.
and havintr the greater portion of. her cargo engaged, and going on board, will have immediate dispatch. For balance of freight ay to WILLIAM CREEVY. jSa FOR LIVERPOOL The Al American Tbark LEONIDAB, Gates, master, is now and being of small capacity will have quick dispatch. For balance of freight, apply to GEO.
A. FOSDICK A ol a Carondelet street. HAVRE. jytj. FOR HAVRE The Al American nan i SOLOMON.
Carter, master, is now load and will have quick dispatch. For balance of freight apply to GEO. A. FOSDICK A 00. ol 89 carondelet street.
SABINE PASS. AXXA WW wwa In ir and will sail In few (Uja. freigntapplj to JOXES A C(Xf as Carondelet street. CUpper schooner CORA 8MYZER will fol low. mm7 FOR SABINE PASS Regular Line To connect with tne steamer jcra ho.
at suk Tlia new Al dinner schooner KATE BUCHANAN, Capt. Buchanan, having nAUlT ail DOT vhukv vukhou. wiu. umvvj uukuoua ateTdlspatch, at rates offering inducements to snippers. Annlv to POLLOCK, JONES A 28 Carondelet street.
Schooner GEO. AND ELY will follow. Ja21 V.AT 7 A rY A bi a a 800 sacks of very superior quality for sale in 1UUI AJ eyiAAti LFUiVuacoiaUV JOHJK B. LAFITTE A spa lm 187 Gravier street. FOR 8ABIN The tricUy Al ry sailing clipper schooner WITCH Of rinsT Yf iirlTi.
Woifon. la now load XVtw raekl sa.tA VA waassaavw wa STEAMSHIPS. TEXAS. aCORGAH LT5X V. 8.
KAIL STXAXXRS. THE FOLLOWING LOW FRXS 'sure Iran Bteawisbins form these lines AGNX8. AT.iiMt AUSTIN, CLINTN. OTTT OF NORFOTW HART.AN. CL TT a pptq r.
a. war ra HUTCHINSON. JOSEPHINE. MORGAN. BT.
MART. MATAGORDA. WHITMEr. MARY. FOR GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA The iron steamer WM.
O. HEWES, J. W. Hawthorn. Commander, will leave foot of St.
Joseph street, TUESDAY, April at Through bills lading signed for Victoria, via Morgan Line nnd Gulf Western Texas and Paci fic Railway. FOR ROCKPORT, CORPUS CHRISTI, FUL ton and St. Mary's, via Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad and Braahear The iron steamer MARY, Jas. Brown, Commander, will leave Braahear on the arrival of the 8 A.M. train from Algiers, TUESDAY, April 9.
Freight for Corpus Chris ti and St. Mary's landed at Bockport. FOR GALVESTON Inside Passenger and Kail Route, via Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad For Passengers and Mall only. Passengers take the Railroad Ferry Boat. foot of St.
Ann street, at 7H A. reaching Braahear city at Us A. there oonnecung with steamer JOSEPHINE, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. WHITNEY. WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, CITY OP NORFOLK, THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS.
Tickets and staterooms secured until I p. ic, daily (Sundays excepted), at Agents' Office, or at he Ferry Tandtng on the morning of departure. C. A. WHITNEY A CO, Agents, 08 otf cor.
agMlns and Natohea sts. HOUSTON DIRECT NAVIGATION CO FOR THE YEAR 1873. Through bills ot lading from Galveston to all points in the interior of Texas via MORGAN LINE, from New Orleans via HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL and HOUSTON AND GREAT NORTHERN RAILROADS from Houston to all points in the interior. Forwarding, commission and drayags saved on goods by this line at Galveston if marked H. D.
N. Co. Passenger taking HOUSTON DIRECT NAVIGATION COMPANY'S dally line of steamers at Galveston save all expenses making connection with day trains and avoiding night travel by rail. Insurance at lowest rates. Consign to HU8TON DIRECT NAVIGATION COMPANY, Galveston.
All Just claims for loss or damage promptly paid. JOHN BIT EARN, President, Houston, Texas. CAD. M. HITE, Agent, Office, 17 Tchoupitoulas st, New Orleans.
Ja23 am BREMEN. SsJ NORTH GERMAN LLOYD. STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NXH ORLEANS, VIA HAVRE, BOUTH I AMPTON AND HAVANA. The steamshiDS of the North Ger. man Lloyd will resume their regolai trips as follows From Bremen.
From N. O. FRANKFURT December IS January 20. KOLN January 27 March 8. HANNOVER February 24 April 6.
KOLN April 20. June 1. Touching outward at Havre and Havana, ant on their home trip at Havana and Southampton, to land and receive passengers and freight. Later days of departure will be advertise hereafter. PRICES OP PASSAGE.
From Bremen, Southampton or Havre to Havana or New Orleans Cabin 1130 gold Steerage 40 From New Orleans or Havana to Southampton Havre or Bremen Cabin 150 gold Steerage. 4i mm jrrom mow unaau to navaoai .50 currency. 20 Passage tickets from Bremen. Southampton Of HaVre to New Orleans Issued by the under signed. For further particulars apply to ED.
F. 6TOCKMKYER A Agents, Jy2STl ly 42 Union street. HAMBURG HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COM PANT. STEAM BETWEEN HAMBURG AND MI ORLEANS, VIA HAVRE, SANTANDER AND HAVANA. VANDALIA Capt.
Franxen. GERMAN La. Capt. Hebloh. SAXON IA Capt.
Winaen. The above named Steamers of the company will leave as follows i Han tan. New From Hamburg. Havre. der.
Orleans Vandalia 10 Feb. la. Feb. 17. Moh.
20. Germanla. Mch. ft. Mch.12.
Moh. is. April 17. Saxonia 6. Aprils.
April 16. May la. Following steamer to be named hereafter. Prices of passage, payable in gold From New Orleans to santander, Havre, Bout. ampton or Hamburg run eaoia.
bxm: steerage, au. Frem Hamburg, Havre, Souttampton, Santander, to Havana or New Orleans First cabin, txao; steerage, UOl Prepaid passage earttnoate from aU theabovs namedporta, eta, to Havana or New Orleans issued here. Ferptumbply KUPERTI A CO, General Agents. 190 B. RICHARD BOAS, uenerai naiwi Barclay street.
New NEW YORJC CORK UVJPOOL WHITE STAR LINE. NEW YORK, core: and Liv erpool New and full powered steam shipsThe Six Largest in the World OCEANIC, CELTIC, REPUBLIC, ATLANTIC BALTIC, ADRIATIC. 6000 ten harden. 3000 h. p.
each. Sailing from New York on SATURDAYS, from Liverpool on THURSDAYS, and Cork Harbor the day following. From the White Star Dock, Pavonla Ferry, Jersey City. Passenger accommodation (for all classes) unrivaled combining SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT. Saloons, staterooms, smoking room, and bath rooms in midship section, where least motion is felt.
Surgeons and stewardesses accompany these steamers. RATES Saloon, $80 gold. Steerage. 930 currency. Those willing to send for mend from the Old Country can now obtain steerage prepaid certificates, fas currency.
a mr Passen gers booked to or from aU rf5OIAm.er ica. Paris; Hamburg. Norway. Sweden, India, AEoneStrnW at the lowest rates. apply at the Company's offices, ro.
a uroauway, mhzabn H. SPARKS. Agent. n.rf REWARD FOR ANY CASE OF 1000 Bleeding. Itching, or Ulcer Ssrt IPUes that DJ BINOS PILE LEMSDY noIeSIhasuUJ caies STEAMSHIPS.
SOUTHERN LINE. FOR NEW YORK VIA HAVANA. To sail SATURDAY, April 8, at P. M. The steamship VICTOR, G.
Gates, Commander, will leave her wharf, opposite French Market, Second District, as above. Cabin passage to New York Cabin passage to Havana. For freight or passage, having unsurpassed accommodations, apply to GEO. A. FOSDICK A 39 Carondelet street.
Bills of lading signed throagh to Liverpoot. The steamship WEYBOSSET, Belger, commander, will follow, and sail on regular day. 2 to otf 2 FOR NEW YORK MERCHANTS? BTRAJC SHIP LINK. Comprising the flrst elass steamships Bm KKVATff Thos. Halsey.
GEN. MEADE A. W. nillMHISl UNITED STATES R. Hew.
MISSISSIPPI. W.P.Henry. WESTERN METROPOLIS, H. 8. Quiek.
EMILY B. SOU DER, Capt B. F. BnrdeeK. Sailing from New York every SATURDAY.
luu DIRECT. The steamship UNITED STATES. M. CroweU. Commander.
Will leave her wharf, foot of Tnlrnrsoa air aaa on SATURDAY, April 13, at A. K. These steamers have superior stfoesaedaassi for passengers. Cabin wg Bteeraga i (. Bills of lading signed through to Ltvsrpse Glasgow, Bremen and Hamburg.
Through Tickets for First Class and Steerage Passengers for Liverpeol and the OonttaaaA, connecting with Onion's Line of Steamer, ing from New York every WEDNESDAY. For freight or passage apply to JOHN H. LUDWI68EN, Agent P28'8 otf 190 Ctonimon street, The Steamship GENERAL MEADE Wilt fl. low leaving on SATURDAY, April 20, at THE CROMWELL LINE. FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
To sail on SUNDAY. Anril 14. at A. M. tui line is composed of the wllaw teamahlnt GEO.
CROMWELL GEO. WASHINGTON ST. LOUIS. The steamahlp GEO. CROMWELL, S.
L. Clapp. commander. will leave her wharf, foot ot Toulouse an set raa Freight for LlvernooL reman and Him taken ty this line, and thro ugh hllhi ot ladimaT given for the same. lor freight ot passage apply to ALFRED MOULTOIf, F8 tf 41 Carondelet strae.
LIVERPOOL. SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP LINE. AMBASSADOR, SO90 tons. CHANCELLOR, 2000 tons, Ckmwaade HISTORIAN, I860 Tnttlis floilinisndaai WARRIOR, 100 Tnomaa, OoBaaaoc. CORDOVA, 1500 ConuDaadeti ALICE.
1200 tons. vhha rnnnsssfkei aUSXN. 1200 OomhUau. Ths steamahlp ALICE, EUia, Commander, will sail from her wharf opposite Uverpoat Warehouse. Third District, on SATURDAY.
A prO 13, 1872. Will receive cotton and sign through bills st lading for the Continent, between Havre and Cronstadt. These steamships, being of light draft, will cross the bar ot the Mississippi at all timer Wlttw out detention. Cabin passage to Liverpool, kUB in gold. Prepaid steerage passage tickets issued haraj For freight or passage apply to DECAN, ZEREGA A CO an21 tf 41 Carondelet street.
New Orleaas, NEW LIVERPOOL LINE OP STKAMSSfJ BUILT EXPRESSLY FOR THE NEW ORLEANS TRADE, To cross the Bar at all times, without i THE LIVERPOOL AND MISSISSIPPI 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANY. ft FIRST CLASS POWERFUL SOSIW STEAMERSt BT. LOUIS, Capt. 1827 tone MEMPHIS, Capt. Weeks zaos tons.
MISSISSIPPI, CapU Pierson 230J TEXAS, (building,) 2S0O mm VICKSBURG. 250 MISSOURL 2600 Are intended to sail from Liverpool as follows I ST. LOUIS March MEMPHIS April IS. FOR LIVERPOOL DIRECT TM steamship ST. LOUIS, Rmi oominaadsi To sail on THURSDAY, April 2B.
Prom her wharf, loot of 8k Mary street. First District, Will reoelv and sign through bills at lading to Havre, Bremen, Hamburg, Antwerp, Rotterdam and all Continental porta, Parties desirous of sending for their tUaVatt can purchase prepaid emigration tickets here. A reduction allowed when applied for In groups. For freight or passage, havaag superior awssn4 aaodationa. apply to MEEKER.
KNOX A COL. 48 Carondelet street. ffp.i friii Owners FLINN, MAIN MONT: GOMKBY, is snncsici Aiay, wnapeit LiverpoeL BALTLMORJf SVANA. FOR BALTTMORM AND HAVANA. THS NEW OCtLRANS.
BALTIMORE AJTs HAVANA REGULAR SEMI MONTHLY LINE OP STEAMSHIPS. LIBERTY IS tons, X. C. Reed, OntnmaadSaV CUBA 1100 tons, Dukebart. Connandez.
Carrying the U. S. Mails. FIRST CABIN I Throngh Tickets to New York, (St. fm FOR BALTIMORE AND Hs ff? VAN A Touching at KEY WXSXW "TTis splendid fast steamship O.
W. LORD, Rogers, Commander. Will leave her wharf, foot of Thalia street, MONDAY. April 15th. at 7 P.
the U. S. MalhvN For trai ht or Tie aware, having aooommort.tiona, .,005. wit ou Ajrena, WINTER AXaAHUJULkiix KKVIXiDTNEWBORLEAN8 V. FOR MANDKVILLR, LEWIS Tla elegant and very fast low ure idwneei unuen Dtatea saau 1 CAMELIA, can.
Win leave as above on MONDAY and THURS DAX, on amvaiv a. iwns a jwoa and SATURDAY, tk P.M. train. MONDAY aa THURSDAY trips will extend to Old lAwadtag. ou Tchefuact River, for Covington.
Returniag. leave Old landing TUESDAY and FRIDAY! at A. M. Madison ville, on MONDAY aaut THURSDAY MORNING. Positively no freight received after oprtx ot the train preeedlag that em whioh the boaf leave.
The above tripe will be regularly mads nniees prevented by bad weather ortow water. COHEN M. SORIA, myl Tl ly and 20 Union atrset. JOW PEAS COW PEAS gOO bushels choice Carolina ClVy PEAS. In store and tor sale by maZO lat E.
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