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SPECIAL NOTICES. 'lie ourlrr. By Magnetic Telegraph, The Southern Convention at Hubvllle. This convention assembles at Nashville to Reported expressly for tn lilme Courier.) poligb BON. JOHN JOYES, 1UDG2.

Satobday, June 1. The disaster to this steamer, reported last week, occurred just after she left tlie quarantine island, below St. Louis While rounding the island, the starboard boiler collapsed the flue fore and aft, dealing death and injury in both directions. AUCTION SALES. SHSPPiKGSPOaT BUILDIMi LUIS.

npHRSB BUILOING LOTS on Frunt street, between k. Tobacco atreetand tbe cauat, Siippingport two 75 feet front by 141 deep, and one 41 fret dep bv 114 leep will be sold at Auction Rooms, on TUESDAY uex', June 4th, at 12o'cl ck, preci-ely. Terms of sals Half cash, and baUnce in 6 note payable in bank. plat ofthe lots canbe seen at Auction Rroras. For (he Toilet.

The lhousnn'1 wild daily uas Bo-le's HTperi urJ. acknowledge ttst5 he best Bud only aiL'cluB'er known, lor curing scurf, and pr-entins; ba esa end gr-y Amo'th? it is the theme ol praise, nd Uiey a.v 'asl an tide for the hat-, not oi innfictiotia but alutiiiy a vrgeu.1' c' wllic'' coula the fevered head, imparts gloss to die har, andprev-nta loss Af erauch praise as tbic, oud be use est to repeat itsTi' ueshcrc, but ihe subscriber would rem'nd pariiei goinj to thinjc (i'tarters, tbfit wnter teaes the bair liareh coarse, is also apt iu rot and make fall oft. The Hvpe ion, by i's chemical qua ids sists ihe action of the salt water, and makes the hair soil, ailky and For sole, wholesale anil retail, by G. NICHOLAS, Sole Agent, Wi Manufacturer and Fancy Store, Je3 (JO No. 85 Fourth meet, between Mam and Mareet.

WATT St PATTERSON'S NEW bra-ed for the RADICAL Rupture. Ton Tturu, for case aud certain, ffect.hai ro equal, as we are fiillr pre pared to -prove by innumerable individua'a who bare used almost cvtryoiher viriety of rust in me, and without the desired relief un til theyebtained one of Ihe above. The success performing radical cures has been so great, that we no longer heM'aie to guarantee a cure. We uier think ol curing esb ihn eigAt every ten, and the cures are all performed a ft months, (nnt years.) We would say 10 those fu-o that may happen not to get radically cured bytheueot tais Truss, that you cinnot get one that you can wear wuh more ease, or that will make a mote perfect retention of the Her nia, or cne tfiat will last you as long. The spruiga are plated and will not nut.

Sold wholesale and retail by Dr. C. II. THOMAS, No. 61.

S-ith sreet.west of Walnut, Omcinnaf, Ohio; and retail by GLORGE BLANCHjIRD, sign of the Go den Hand, 4-J9, street, Lm'sviile Kt. A bo, a yerj superior artxleof SHOULUKR. BRACES, and Suspfnsary Bandages. Persona wishing to tend for a Truss from the country, will please send a me isureme .1 of the Lumber of inches around the pelvis. usibslewthe top of tSc hipbones, and word which side is ruptured.

ml d3m OFFICE OF TUB O'REILLY TELRGBAPH LINES, GOENfeR OT THIKD AND ilATiKET ST8.t ivraf the Post Ojficc. These lino in perfect working onir om Purtlariii, Maine, to Jnrkson. S'. Lw tlenn. and Milwaukis.

clmlins every iniermc dine I-c of note or buines imrorlance, and areun 'er the manff. ment of the ding m-rchan-a tve Wut. The eompte'ion ol ihi Ne Orlenii daily expeefd. sivl opened, lm pu uniler he mtj; ifficien airaiiffeiiients for tbr. prompt fih) rtgii'ardc natch of i usine'i.

It it working rczularly Nahrille, Tus- cumbiaand Mempbis, and frortl New Orleans to Clinton and Baton Hou-re. mirdlT THE I.SIOIOUS YRT FE-L DESTKOYKH. The milionJsES and unarr'taied ke raav please tbe eye by tu a' pa-ren1 plac dnets, i'st he wiers are putr'd, and us par iclei pregnant th the see 's il death; Th'a bea'itirul and uihiul is brou hi to one's mind ly die tb-j cudden artd uneitptcied toateh'ig from our aocial re 1c those irho, a I outa-ard ap pftrance, were Lhe pr de of ihnr nd parent and fnetids, for their ber-nvn aautj i'd he 'thfu'ness, but alf si 1 ke the beautiful lake, dir. ease was lurking wjih-n, fas eninff tse thro igh it ins-d ous form', upon th tility ol Life! Reader, ha it erer been ron m-t ortuiie. or ofa frund, to aK cte 1 with Plemij, ch left you th a pain in the chest, a difficulty inbreaihi-g eomet-mes tpnting Ii'ood' Iobs ol appetite, niph aweats.

ardjreat pro at'on of strcnttit I' jou have nnyofthese eym toins, ihu' not irrrmpd -ately fata1, they nr ibn wa ng of tioi Have you Scrofala, ETofu ous swe'linf inf the throat, glands or joint-1 Bew-ire- he cm seen nee of 'hsir i 'gleet, and remembrr thu a artlinp truth; it nvo-ilurds of all Tubercu'ons Conmmpfon that initially cany Lens of thona-ndE to a premature ar-. Spring fro There causrs, and which 'he timely use oi Dr. hn Flu Extract of Sar apar lia wouM liae prevented, and frv. for in allsu-h csesit hns nor n' ver will fail to arrest the progress of these di-eafes. Th-Cands hart-bean rescued jaws of deam by the timely uie otthw jrreat remedy.

At an vidatice that Sarsaparilla will do more for iiiflenng' human ty thun tiie mventnr erci c'a rend what Mr. uaker, a and icncf Naw AtbanT, sayF: NEW ALBANY, May S3. To Mr. John BullDear iir: In juittre 'O your invaluable medicine, and to appr-EC any and every prrtion of sn afRiCted cmnmnnity, perm io iet forth bcnefltial effects reiultipg fiom the use ol yottr Compound Extract of Sarsspa-ri la. -j; Two years prov'ous 1 had been mush troubled wiih a Scrofulous iiff cfon of the head, hich proved very tr ub'enomr, and frorr.

the ippeaud bu inn'ectual effurts to cure or etnsve it, was at lergtS pronounced by iht: phyeic ans aa a 'hard case. 1 first used Totvup ia SamapariUt. Thta had the elTect debilitate me wuhiiil an' benefit, cud sulfe-ed very much from the whiieus'ii? it. I nes tiied Brant's Purifying t'ltract, fnd used according ti directions, wiib no rood result, an began tc-'oubt ihe pos nihility ofa curebr patent med cincs. A hyi-iciou prescribed To' Saraparilla, wh cli I procured an I tri-tl Diice more.

To my agreeable sston shmeiit it speedily ctlected a change iu hit system; the Scrofulus aiTection disappeared, and by the use three bnt les, the dcbiliiy of my body was remoied, tisyhe'lth reaored, and an es-iobl fhed vicor, such as 1 had not thought the pjver of mcd cine to produce, and in so short a time. 1 rainiot but d- to mnSc knovn ti beneficial I ropcrt es, and earnestly recommend it asa heslin balm for the sif It ana anixteu. anu ns tne ancnor oi nope i.iu3C inav despair of relief. From yours, very respectfully, JOHN BAKER, Main and Lower t'ifli streets. JOHN BULL'S principal olfice, SI, Fourth street, Louisville, Kentucky.

my27 dSiwlm GLASSWa RS.About 30 boxes Glassware et on hand, which we ate ordered to close sales of at less than first cost, eonsis ing of Glasai.d p'ain Decanters; Half and third pint "iumblera; pint and half pint Flasks; Pint and quart Molasses Cars; GaiiSa, haifgallon, and quart Jarp; iv. on do Bottles, 4c, Also: of) bos 8X10 Window m3t nOUA WATEH SYKUPS Strawherrr. Lemon, Cnrranti Pineapples, Rose, Kaspberry, Sarsup villa, VanillB The aboe. together wrh all other descriptions of Syrups, are constantly kefrt on hand and for sale hy the adlun or ccslt by Mcmullen fOORE, 503, Main st adjoining Bank of Louisville. WINfS AISD COKUUi 25 doxen assorted GordKlsi do Claret Wine; 10 do pure Part Juice; 10 Jo old Sherry Wine; 6 do Catawba do, 184.5; Naw on hand cni lor sale by i3 MnMULLEN A MrORB.

NrtW ANDSEASONAHLB BKV-RaGE. Wf have In store few dozen bottles uf HOT A IK anew and pleasant summer fur suTpassirg Pn-da, Mead, Fop, Wine, Toddy, or even oiuch cheaperand more hEaithful. Sold wholesale ami retail et the Depository of Popular Medicines, touith Arret near Main. RAYMOND A PATTFN. HYDRAULIC OHMENT, original brand, manufac-lured, warranted and for pale hy m31 J.

HULME Oi 30, Wall st. Tfc i. a wl PR PA K1S. of superior n'lalitY direct from Hastern manufacturers, sale wholesale anil re tail by fm3IJ HDLMB CO. Tut live fi esta fi om lhe kilns, and i ut up in g.joJ barrels, for sale by J.

HULME 4 CO. L1VB OIL. 5 trsskets suprrlor Olive for table use, alresharlicle, on bandana tor aje oy m31 R. A 1KIN 335, Main St. 3 obis superior hgbt Glue on hand VT and tor sle low by ni3t Ti.

AIK1N 4 CO. E.MON A fine article of Lemon Syrup, JLj prepared expressly lor lamuy oy R. AIKIV ro. CIASTilK uaV.W o.jic. 1 rin hand end for sale low by mat geauue Castile tsojp R.

A'KIN CO. rxia. 1014. 1UX15 VV 11X1 X14, 1SXI4. 11X16.

12X16, 1SXI8. lfX 22, 14X20, and 17X20 window ana toacn d.a'-s, va lious brands, on hand and for sale by mgl R. A1K1N CO. dav received by express a choireand elect as sortment of Rummer Ui.de'wenr for gent emcn 6 dozen Gure Silk Shirts, novi spun, msdium sizes, all prices 5 do Gauz; Fi Shirts, novi spun, extralargesizei, all prices; 3 do Gauze SllK Drawers, medium and largs elzes; 8 do Gossamer Meiino Shuts, medium size, extra tine; 5 do Gossamer Merino Shirts, large sixe, extra fine; 6 do Guze Gotten Shirts, white, brown, andcolor- e-li 4 do Cotton Drawers, new style waist- b-n Is; 6 do white Linen Drawers, new stylo wautbanis; 1 do Lisle Thread Shirts, superfine. Ourfriemls are assured that wc have bought nothing hut the most desirable kinds of Underwear, and that ivi can affoi id at unusually low prices- m30 TAYIA'K.

it A HUHLJ, aii si. ADIFS' HOS1BKY, just leceved the following Sd White and black Silk; Rlar.k anJ colored Snui. Silk: White and colored Lisle Thred plain and open woTKea; White, brown, mode colored and black Cotton; Also Misses', in great variety, striped, white, mixaO and black. Please call and examine our assortment. m30 TAYLOR RAYMOND.

SHIRTS! SHIRTSU SHIRT DfcPOT, 481, Main street- Gentlem- desirous ol procuring eithei Linen or MusVm Shirts, upon which they may depend for servire ard nearness of fit, can alwayB find such ai ourejrabllfthment, where all lasles canbe su ted and al' sizes fitted. Our assortment embraces tne louowing tyles 20 dozen Linen Shuts, broad plaits, standing colhvs; 25 do Muslin do, (Jo do, do do; A rin do. fine do. do do: 10 do do do, striped and colored, standing collars; Also, tbe latest style of Standing Collars. IB30 TAYLOK RAYMOND.

JC apple, hermetically sealed, just received per steam, er Federal Arch, and for sale by A. iiORIB, Wholesale Confectioner, die m40 No- Parl -treef. THRESH YBLfcOW DATES. 3 trail lresh jellow JC Dates received per Federal Arch and for sale by m30 A. BORlB.No.60, PeaTlst.

BYRNB'S DICTIONARY OF filBOH ij0. sine Work and Eneineering, No. 10, for sle by BBCKW1TK i MORTON, m30 No. 632, Main street. HARDWARE STORB, on Market street, second door above Third street, where we keep a very large assortment of evervth'ng usually kept in this bu incss.

Ourpricos are very low. m30 SLAUGHTER MILES. T4TUSLIN CAPES will be sold from this day at ver 1x1 low prices, bb we are desirous ot closing out thf lot prior to the receiving of our new stock now undei way. Im28 JOHN ZULAUF. Ai KKREL 16 bbls Ho.

1 aiackereij in do Ko. 2 doi 20 halfbbls No 1 aiackerel; 20 qr do No. 1 do for sale by m31 CORNWALL A BRO. OUTTKiv 4 bols chulceOhio Butter just receivet IJ anl lorsaieby m31 BUCKLES Pearl St. PAST INDIA PKESBRVBS Cj 3 cases India Ginger Preserves; 30 drums fresh Fics; Just received and.

fot sale by m2S V.D. GAETANO CO. day, and we have made such arrangements as will enable us co receive by telegraph a fall account of the proceedings. The following is a list of the delegates, as far as they have been appointed. We copy from the New York Her.

aid: ViiuIihia Wiilcmhby Newton, William P. Tavlor, Thomas Ghokon, W. u. GooL-e James Lyons. Root, tr.

otr, HL-nry A. wise, H. A. Ula)liook Sooth irnwell Jhclt, o. F.

T. AUluli. W. J. Hanm, Francis V.

Pickens Drayton Nence, Georse A. Tiei-holm, WiUiarn Duboae. Ciiesnut, IVJaxcy Greeir. Georgia. Charles I.

McDonald. Charles Dougtierr.7, H. foop'r, Henry h. Beimins. Marin J.

Ciawfonl. Olmmali James -I Sculinrough, OnaJiali War ner, E.lwarii Y. H'll, S. Pouche, H. V.

M. Millet, James A '-vingneiu, James a. merriwetr.er, wiiiiam tithiey William Terrell. aubami Williim 0. Dunn, T.

R. Betha, BtirweV Kobert V. 'tague, Georse W. inn JenVr- srtn Burmt, Ruben snuttci-, Geo Goithwatt-Howe 1 Kci, John G. Winter An rew k.

Mooie, Wm S. Philhi P-ewtun L. Whitbtll. Joshui Martin, joiiu Kiwin. 'sepu vv lailor, uamel Mercian, Jesse w.

Garih, William Cooper, JimesH. Weiltley. Geo. P. Bsi'ne, Jame M.

Grerne, W. O. Win tun, Alcx.m iler White, Thomas A Walker, S. Wal.ien, McLemoro. Benj tri Jjhn A.

Canlp- iJCU, ti iUUl iUl I liUliias 11 JfJll 1 A VV v. stmi, L. P. Wnl--er, Uavi5, James Afcercioni-ble, James RTcGee. M.I3SI33 ri-i.

Wi'ii-m L. Sharkey, A. M. Uoitl.O. P.

Smith, lo cp'i V. Mathews, Tho-ns J. p. c-i, G. H.

Young, William it. Miles, J. J. Pettu-', J. J.

McRe, T. 1. Stuart. North Carji. sa.

G. W. Caldwell, Walter R. Fi.oaiDa, Chirles Ti. Bupont, Arthur J.

Forman, B. M. Pearson, Joicph M. Hernandez. The above, from seven of the fifteen slave States, number ninety delegates.

Arkansas, Louisiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, Delawire, Maryland, and Texas a majority of all the Southern States have not appointed delegates, and will not be represented in the convention. Of the above States, it will be seen that North Carolina, Virginia, and South Ca olina vvili be but partially repre-ented. Jn Vi ginia, a movement was made, ashorttime since, to postpone the meeting 01 the convention to a later date, as there was considerable feeling gamst me propriety 01 tne meetintr at the South, unless every State couid be represented. In lennessee, a large body the people are opposed to it, and a meeting held in Nashville a short time since, passed resolutions declaring the movement a violation 01 the constitution oi the United States, and could be productive only of evil erlects. In all of the extreme Southern States, except Louisiana and Texas, all parties are favorable to the convention, and consider it the only means by which the rights of thc- South can be properly and effectually vindicated.

We understand that Gov. Wright, on yester-y, commuted the punishment of death to that of imprisonment for life in the. State Prison, in the case of Charles Gates, a youth about twenty-one years of age, who was sentenced to be hung on Friday, the Sth of June, and that a respite has been grunted in the case of William Gross, who wa3 sentenced to be executed at the same time, at the instance cf the Supreme Court. The 19th day of July is fixed as the time for his execution, unless the Supreme Court in the meantime should reverse the decision of the Circuit Court both cases are in the county of Clark. Ind.

State Journal, 1st. Rail Road Excui sio.v. We had the pleasure on yesterday of a trip some ten miles, on the New Albany and Salem Railroad. The two splendid passengers cars were crowded with ladies and gentlemen, who appeared delighted with this short raiirce.d excursion. The track already laid is remarkably smooth for a flat bar, as much so as any road of ihe kind we ever travelled on.

We learn that, the rail will be used by the company, after 45 miles, which distance will be completed for the fall trade. Nets Albany Ledger, Saturday. Deaths by Cholera on Shipboard. The Yorkshire, arrived this morning from Liverpool, lost twenty-two steerage passengers by cholera during the voyage. We have not learned how many days the Yorkshire had been out the disease showed itself.

Ar. I', Com. Ada. ult. The Wheeling Bridge Cage.

Washington, May 30. In the Weeling Bridge case, the Supreme Court decided to-day, the question of jiiiisdiction in tavor of Pennsylvania, and appointed Chancellor Walworth of New York, Master Commissioner to take testimony and report at the next term. It is understood that the questions referred to, are to the fsct of the obstruction, and whether the bridge can be raised. The Counsel for tho bridee relied on the Ques tion of jurisdiction, to save their case. That, de cided lor Pennsylvania, would seem to be conclusive as to the Wheeling bridge.

Maeriage Extraordinary. At the Catholic Church in Franklin street, Signor Benedetti, the celebrated tenor, was married to Signorina Truth, the charmin? vocalist. The ceremony was performed by B'shop Fitzpatrick. The happy pair have taken a cot age at Lynn, lot the summer. Boston Transcript, Saturday.

The Growing Tobacco Crop. The following letter comes to us from the heart of the richest tobacco growing section in Southern Kentucky, and from a source which we are sure is woll in formed. Nash. True 11 ii Garrittsburg, May 24, '50. Messrs.

Editors: For the information of those interested in the Tobacco trade, I beg leave, through the medium of your paper, to give some information iu regard to the prospects of the next crop, which, it seems to me, must exert a powerful influence on prices, and I give this information with the more confidence, as it i3 derived from my own actual observation. I have recently been through a large portion of tile "Green River" country and that portion of Tennessee bordering on Kentucky, and 1 assert confidently that more than half a crop cannot be made under the most favorabie circumstances. It is now the of May, and the Planters have not even commenced planting their crops; at the same date last year many of them had finished. The late and cold spring kept back the plants until mot of them were eaten jp hy the fly, and in consequence nobody has a sufficiency. To make a full crop, it is absolutely necessary that a portion of it should be planted very early, in order that it may mature aud be oat of the way before the late plantings "come in." Of course that will be impossible this year, and all the tobacco that is planted must "come in" about the same time, and il even a full crop were planted under such circumstances it would be impossible to save it.

Taking this view of the subject, (and it is a correct one,) I would advise' those who have not sold their crops to iio'd them. Tobacco must rise. Respectfully, A. L. J.

Doings in Mhiilenedkg. It appears that some of the people of Muhlenburg county have lately been engaged in "lynching" and "regula-lating" a party ol depredators. A man named Commodore Curtis was whipped and compelled toleave the comity; another named Samuel Levi was tried before an examining court for burning the hcuse of Mr. Benj. Shaver, but the evidence being adjudged insufficient to convict, he was acquired.

A public meeting was thereupon held, over which a minister of tht gospel presided, another preacher acting as secretary, and it was decided by a vote of about fifty to ten or twelve that he should leave the county. Whether he left or not is not stated. From all wo can learn, the people of the lower end of that county have been greatly annoyed by a gang of villains. Hopkinsville Whig. ALM1T Oil.

JUl.lTAKY SHAViKt OA-, made by inbam. sup-arlnr to other Soaps iojs not dry nowin u-e. It makes tine latter, which on the face. Fo sale by S. D.

OHO ATE, Fifth st jet r-etvecn Main aud MarKct. Razors: and for salt Sume hne Kszors nil tuui. ale cheap by S. T. MKUICU l-LAStv for sale cheap by Srvlr, lor fijl.eiincii and nuineis, S.

D. CHOATS. SABINE -MAKERS' TAIL SOKKWS, HiN SCREWS, and all kinds of Cabinet Tools and Mate rats for sale by WOODRUFF A McBRIDE. TiDILDtvij TS -it ALS. Boston and Juniata Nads, Locks, 'Butt and Strap Hin ec, Bolts, Shutter pastcniugs, kc, iui sale at rcuuccii pries av F.

JOHNSON, at the old stand of WcCruni Johnson, jet 651. Main street, baCivfjill'l r.iout,e lioie ls Anvilsi solid Bok Vices; PcGK's Bellows; Slocks and Dies. liHht and left. 6 tans, from to 2 inches- Butcher's hestcast steel Files, of all kinds, from 3 to IS inches; Ilnrse shoe Hasps; bledge ana iland Hammer: Horse Shoe Wails, for sale by jet F. JOHNSON.

ip A I'KINSLLS. WwlOit-n's caHstoeu.raui and Grass Scyihes; Scythe Sneat'es 15ruin Cradles: CfSt steel Corn Hoes; Trace Chains ceststce Hay Forks, Ames' Spades ami Shovel-(iriiil Shovels; Clay Picks; Slattot Cruvber; stone Rled'es; urry Ccnibs: Cards as Brushes; i'oi-lins' Barlford Axes; Fence ralls; Cow and Seep Uelis; Crosscut and Pit ifcc, tor sale by iel F. JORN'KOX. 3 A 'I HK Jl.ll-uS UKS MOUKS can be l.jl'n.1 Hcvry style cni quality if HA or A for sum ou-rNveir: al-so a ecc- Inge stock of and wMte Beaver Hats, of P. Barber manufac lure, which ii a sufiic.ent guarantee lli-t they are he complete Hat iu every pat.

had in the city. P. S. BARB BR jot 355. M-ln Ptreet.

who have left their or ou; 4 line Molesk'u and Beaver it ATS during informed that they ate row read tor deliv c-y. have aWo a citra dozens that wc have finished for our sales to dav. P. S. BARBEH oi jot Maisoa des Modes, 155, Main st.

iOOISVILLE MONDAY JUNE 3 Hteambosts Lcarln tc-5ay. I For parlicxtari ice adveuieimcMt in Mother ioUmn.J Ci.vciNHAri.-BRN FRANKLIN, Sumaona. N. Our.iANS GULNARK, Lvnn. HliNKKR HILL Miller.

ISA A(J KBWTOff, Huluhison. SiHABlS, Coleman. rirrSBumujilLToK, Davis. FBANupjiiT 'Vlaj. HAXBOUK, The River and Weather.

T.ast nmgin mere were i feet water iu the canal, the river eince Saturday, having risen 4 inches. The weather yesterday was clear and pleasant. At Pittsburgh, Saturday, the river was very low, aud falling. At Cincinnati it had risen a few inches, but was again falling. The Kentucky river is very low, and in the Wabash, Saturday, there were but eighteen in.

cues water. Green river had also fallen, and navigation was much restricted. A bar has formed, just below the mouth of the canal, between the island and the mill, which ts very snonl, there being but 514 feet water there yesterday. The Saladin reports 1i feel water at Flint Island. lElAn account of Gov.

Crittenden's reception at Indianapolis, and his speech there, and several editorial and miscellaneous articles, already in type, are crowded out by the press of Interesting and veiy important news matter on our columns. Humphrey Marshall. It will be seen by the letter from our representative in Con gress from this district, which wo publish in another column, that CoI. Marshall has taken no part, whatever, in the movemont to establish a Southern paper at Washington. He occupies precisely the ground a true Kentuckian should occupy in regard to that matter.

KTTurtlc soup can be had in abundance at Walker's to-day. Boats Aground. We learn that the steamer Empire, from this port for New Orleans, was hard aground at Cumberland. The steamer Cherokee had been taken from Paducah to lighten her off. The steamer New Orleans, with a cargo for Louisville, was, as we learn, hard aground at Plumb Point, in the Mississippi, with no prospect of getting her off, as the river was falling.

All of her crew had been discharged. The steamer New Orleans, from New Or leans, has been lying at the foot of the canal for the past 48 hours, drawing too much water to get through. attention of our readers is direcled to the advertisement of lots to be sold on the the 8th between the rtver and the creek. Actual sales made in the last twelve months exhibit an advance at this hitherto neglected point, of more than 100 per cent, in the value of property. The completion of the Jeffersonville and Columbus road may be expected to accelerate the advance.

The Lost Found. We learn that Mr. Austin, who mysteriously disappeared from this city a week or two since, has been heard from. His wife received a letter from him from St. Louis, stating that he had started to California, but concluded to back out, and return home.

He gives no reason for going off in the manner he did. Rumor with her thousand tongues says there was "a lady in the case." 03Ex-President John Tyler has written a letter in favor of Clay's Compromise Bill. It appeared in the National Intelligencer, of Monday last. OAt the present term of the Mason County Circuit Court, Isaac, a slave, indicted for kill ing Burrell, a slave, was put on his trial and convicted of murder. A motion for a new trial, on account of Borne informality, is now under consideration by the Judge.

ls3ftlajor Hawkins, who was severely wounded in the battle of Cardenas, is from Lexing ton, Ky. He is a relative of Col. J. W. Tib-botts, of Newport, and was adjutant of his regiment (16th Infanli y) during the Mexican War.

He also belonged to Col. Humphrey Marshall's cavalry regiment, and fought gallantly at Buena Vista. Horse was drowned Saturday evening in the river at the foot of Bullitt street. He belonged to a German baker, who had driven hit bread cart to the river to water the horse, and through his ignorance the animal was lost. Aocidest.

A little daughter of Mr. Patterson, of the Lampton House, corner of Second end Jefferson, fell from a 3d story window Saturday evening, and was very dangerously hurt. No limb was broken. 0A sailor who was employed, Saturday, ii assisting to raise the mast for the Telegraph wires, on Towhead Island, fell from the top ol what had been raised, to the ground, a distano of nearly one hundred feet, and was very severe. Jy and perhaps fatally injured.

EfTo our friend Coleman, clerk of the Saladin, wc are indebted for the latest St. Louis pa pers. The Saladin istheregular Monday packet fo) St. Louis. Passengers will find her a very desi rable boat.

She lies at Portland. Ohio Convention. The Ohio State Convention have resolved that the Legislature shall meet only every two years. They have also determined to fix the Senatorial term at two, instead of four years being the same lengtn at that of the Representatives, and to place tin eligibility of Senators and Representatives, as regards age, upon the same footing the age 0 23 being adop'ed. Boats Expected.

The steamers Fanny Smith and Bostona, from New Orleans, arc du to day. The steamers Milton, and Isaac Newton, from Pittsburgh, are expected here this morning. E3- The Kentucky Convention meets at Frankfort to-day. QThe five men charged with being engaged in the riot at Sandusky city, Ohio, latt fall, when the professed ex-Monk Leahey was mobbed there, have been found guilty. The punishment in such cases is imprisonment in the county jail on bread and water ten days, and a fine not to exceed S200.

Defendants' counsel have made a motion for a new trial, and arrest ol judgment. 0The Whigs of the St. Louis Congressional District, in Convention at Cope Giraudeau, on Wednesday last, nominated Jno F. Dabby of St. Louis, as their candidate for Congress.

He is an able and a strong man, will command the full vote of his party, and with proper exertions on tho part of the Whigs stands a good chance to be elected. Col. A. IE Chamijkhs, of the St. Louis Re publican, was, we observe, one of the stronges of the nominees before the Convention.

His name was withdrawn -n'hen Mr. Darby was nominated and elected. Boat Lad-noii. A splendid new boat for the New Orleans trade, is to be launched at Mint ray's ship yard this afternoon, at 4 o'clock. steamer Bunker Hill, No.

3, having been thoroughly overhauled and repainted, and looking just as good as new, is again on the track, and goes to New Orleans this evening, from Portland. Laid or. We learn that the steamers Webster and have laid up at Cincinnati, and perhaps Boms five or six more. REPORTED FOR ZZ LOUISVILLE COURIER Cincinnati, lm The river has risen 10 inches, weather pleas-nt. The jury in Ihe ease of vounff Summons was discharged yesterday, beiog unable to agree it is saw mey siooa icn lor conviction ana two for acquittal.

Pittsburgh, June 1. The weather is pleasant. The river is falling with 4 feet 3 inches water iu the channel. Cincinnati, June i. Flour.

Is in some demand tofi I southern orders: 1C0O hh a so at So 60, and for city trade 5 80 g6 00 hisky. oaies 10-aay ar a deel 1 e. orn ih in gocd demand, and firm at 46c In bulr. Provisions. Sates 500 keff countrv lard at 7c.

Ba- con Is enquired for, but Buyers and sellers are apart. t. Lome, Juce 1. Nothing of importance has t'ansi Ired In tbe market to-day. Receipts Cjiitinue very I'ght and tramac ion limited our and Wheat are film.

Corn and oats have declined Sale Yellow Lorn 53ac6; White 0c; Oats Provisions Sales 1 10 caKs Bacon, couutiy Siouiders 3ic ity do 4C; ribaed siaes clearf do, ci cured, Hams 6i. IIk.m- Busiu light; sales at jSie9j. Lpad Holders are firm at gl 60. Other articles are uuchacged. Pew Yohk, June Gr.AiN--Com is firm, and prices favor selleis.

and the wmt of supplies checHs transaction. Sa'es mixed Western at70c, and Northern YellowIc, Wheat there I more enqiary, Dut tie marR ja too nrm lor sales. Flguh Sui pUes heavy, ai prices favor I uyerp, fur and Si 52as3 75 for Straight, to suod State; S5 75aS600 for cniean. Provisions The rket orlt is buoyant, ep sri illy for Meaa sales at 10 ti 75 for rime 3 is fins and in fair req est; Laid is e- wi'hi odeift'e deniTK': aWe of prime at 7 White Grease 5Jc; Cut Merits ais dull, 1-s of Ham'6 Dry Iron duH at 95 aS30 tor pig3 Won is quiet Ten ceo is bou-ynnt OHociiniEs A m.deriue bu-iness is iio'as- ITTTTi KEW MUSIO, JUST say you line me tru a be utiful bllad by umiey ne Lay ol retal." or, -'Ket troubled heart;" the peimlor So an Chorus. The virsmii Kosebui'i" nmen'a! WaHz." by Urn ryi.

Si fe: Jer r.y -rite Sohe-, areel'. my ia hsriaud; ihi Mammcth Cnve John u. uook; "lt. le wars, oy n. u.

ootge; de tiurigary," a mos' impcsition bv t'e same; "G-n. Pillow's Qu cfislep," by a lady of Ten nesi-ee. Always on hand all iha late arid fashioaabio Music or the day. PBTRRS, WEBB Plajeo Forte ard Music jel i'5xt tn Hai.k 'f BOLUS'S AIND GUITAH ST K1N. Dealers will always find nt rnir est Mi shine ta large asoitmen! ol Kiieli-h.

lialiui a i Frei.ch vi lins and Guitar Stringa, whith we can sell ut Ln-jsnaliy low vii-tes. fjell KT KK, Wf-BB CO. MUSICAL MiSKCHAttwlSK Al ways on hrn nanp itoti to 7 octaves, at lifew York Morton's celebrate i Gmfer-; Gsrm'ii, Pren- and Ame irn made iSailarf: German, Italian nd Frerch Vi ios; Best America an I French ntej and Clarloriets; Brais Ins-trumenti' ofev ry ru ty-AIfo, Tambonnes, Banjos, TuDi' Forks and Kar. raoiiiers. Yiolin Bows, lustruci Books of every va Pwhiohere ofTired at low prices, whole- i aim reian.

jsl PRTKR, WFBR fQ. ivonc REC8IVKD this day, by the fan freight a package of "WINrHKSTEK'S celebrated Prernium Voke Necli SHIRTS, direct from Ihe factory. 1 hisln-voice of S''iit3 I orderel in Marrh.andfor style and tiiey are unsurpassed by Shi't made in the United S'ates. The hoFoms and collars fit perfect. GenUemeninsearch ofa superior Shirt are respect-fully elicited to call end eiam.

ine Ibis lot of Shirts. The most rtiQtiiiniin! nprsn-i will ot onco be convinceu oi ineir su peiiority over all oth-sr makei ofHhins. The measure o'the t'ersonis taken and therein no mistake about the III. rvl SUC CUUVM A-i tore, 455, fyiain street. JIOLLIDAY EVAKTS, DEALERS IK PAPER HANGINGS, (JOKING GLASSRS AND PLATFS, French Win.

I ilnw-Glass. Fine Varnishes, am" Gilt Work of every No. 631. Main afreet, tiire doors Jiasl ol Third, tne Bank of Kentucky, Lo'usviIIe. KS-Poitrat and Hcture irtrnrs, cut-din the best style.

Large siie French Glass, extra rengtii WiSUOW PAPEK. we have on nanuaiargc eb. sortment of Curtain Paper-, some of the patterns are entirely new. wh'ch we a Soliir'at wholesale ai'd retail as cheap as any house null city APER-H iGlftGS Thost lnv.au' ol wan.ra.ei woursdo weuto ca I snu examine out imgc u.i" fdshicnable s'oi 1 1 Pa ir naie on nunu and are constantly receiving Ihe 1 fstuwecpi I'mion and American Paners. allot allien v.e win ceu e-.

vei low nrlres-varying from 111 cents upwards. Also, a generul assortment of Fireboeul and Window nnrrams of Hie la'ept styles. Pe'sonsfrom llie country won it find it areatly to 'heir aovanlap" to call, and thus save them0elvea me uounie oi loomi stmiiiet. jel VARTfi LU KiG Wi ViLUm lIlJfliB Hie alra foil of coun ry merchants, to call and examine oui rtock ol cheap Looking Glastps, which wo are deter-mined to sell as low as the loives'. jel HOLL1DA A KVAKTS.

We have on han 1 a tine of Coaeii, Furoku'e. Japa, anil White nil Vurishe foi IIOLLHI1T A fcVAKTK. A sortmeiilof white wash and markm; jjrusnes at HuLUUAY EVAKTS'. JUST RKUhlVEU T.tAl!OSCH MSA fEBPHil Poi.ka A fu 1 supply of tim beautiful composition as played oyStrako chin, New- oi'eans. j3l nil nM, anD ui I KMONS.

-40 boxes fresh Lemons received per ij Bells Key and for sale by sel D. L. ADAMS 6 CO. RIO COFFK.B. 500 justreceiveu per Bcil gi prime gieen Rio Coffee Key ar 'or le hy WM.

A 662, Main St. a RTi -T' ATHKIA Artists Colors, Biusbcs Canvass, just receive! an addilional suppl) am! for sale by jel Painters' Depot. 65, Pearl Htti-et -AHLOR LKaD. cic. 5o kegs ConKling, Wood Parior White Lead; 100 kecs J.

Schoonmaker's extra fine ground White Lead. Also. Paii Varnish, and rusting Brushes just re ceived and for sale by jel Painters Depot, 66, 1'C-ll street. CHAIRS AND CAMP ST' Ol-S. Just Jl rev reived a siinnlv of these vrrv desirable arliclesfor pirties and fislnnE scurfi ns, lor sa'e by JOHNSTON, jel Pamteis' D.pol.5-.

rear' Mreet. KH i-OVhnti I be senf-un ha airivea when ihRip. varv useful articles are emaiided as a pro- tection from flies, and a supply of different sized haBjun come to hand and mny be had at jel Painter' nepnt.o Pear street. ri P.i IiVIt and UMIiK CILUIH late 1 with which thr: suninifr seas hessetln has enabled the proprietor olil Vammoth Ciothir.glJepf 1 to hive Lis stock more complete tl an Is uual at this time of Ins year; and tho w.i kco re puta'ion of the house wil ofr.ou se lead pureh'iEere wno siuny mfu own ml resisto tixisesiatmstimeni. utie mai u.

the fict, thai or all places to buy Clothing gJOd and cueaplhcre is norecm qaal ihe rtrt- m31 iVrirtheat corner Fourth end Merketstg. AMAKTIK SAi QU b.S. Kver on the aleitto ln-Ij Iroduce nove'tv in ihe msrket, ihe proprietor ot tbe Mammoth Clo hir-g Uepot bees to cell attention tu entire ww ftytc of-Sack, named is above, and hehas ho hesitation in saying at "twill he fou'd to combine tl! the qualities essential in a geni-lsman'y turnmrr ment W. SA MUKLS, m3t Mammoth Clmhing Pepot. rpO GKWTLRiVlBIv OF LARGE ('KuW TH.

Kvcry description of matterhow be f- und at the -nl A VOTH DKPnT. 1HII1K I.MKAf l.llhTriK hrtl OI WllKh I persons are ipeaking iu praise, are to be got only at tbe m31 MAMMOTH CLOTHING DEPOT. TmOSB GFLKBHATED BRAZILIAN CACTUS A HATS, which are to be had of HAYES fe CKAlO are decidedly the neatest veee'thle coveiing lor the head extant. All who to keep cnl during uiltry weather woull do themselves in act if justice 1 Fetu-rlne one. 171 3 IS NOTH1SO MiW," some wl-e man sal'', but we beg leave to lUffer with m.

for you mav see new every day or two at CRAIG'S inlhewayorsUWMBR HATS. So great their variety that the most fastldirus old Uchelor may readily be suited in one of those crowning comforts oflile. m31 FRBE L-(AP BS! UD. Rice Straw, Panimaand L'g-horn Hiti, ior Boya; also, very rarlety of soft Fur aud fiilk- Hats for Youths, can be had of m3l HAYES CRAIG. a HK LAUliSb are lem-nded ihiiteVL-rithn new in the way cf Riding Headgear, including Straw, VelvHand Beaver can always be hod of m31 HAYES CRAIG.

BBDSTxaDS. Another lull assortment, at prices from $2 to 14, received thiiday from the manufactory, which are offered at wholesale prices bv m3l KK1LY TAYLOR. FLOUR. 800 bbls Flour, of superior quality.in store and to ernvc on Saturday the 1st of June and for 8le by GRAY BROWW, m31 Ko. 6G1, Main st corner of Second.

ITGAE. 25 hhds Sugar, i rime quality, In stole and GRAY' BROWN. for sale by RECT1F1 HISKY. 200 bbls Rectified Whisky jgyoi quality, in store ffBKOWy. EFI.NED bbls Loaf, Crushed, Pow dered and Rf fined Sugars, assorted numbers, In store and fcr sale by mil GRAY BROWN.

a KL.ACK.SM1TH SHOP TO KKM, in the aliey between Main and the River and Second andTbirt! street-s with two forges. House 25 feet by 25, with a yad23feetby 25. Apply at the Great Western Exchange, 656, Main street, between Second and Third. m31 Two snlentlid Mirrors, siie 31 by 5feet LVX 1 French nlate. vith richly cV.t frames, for sale a1 Bis than iue piates aiocc aic worm in me castciu aiarkets.

Apply soon to RE1LY TAYLOR, ni3l Market sireet, near Third. CiBLLIT-JG OIF. Our present $tock cf FurnauiP, coiiiisting of Buretus, stands, Fideboaids Wardrobes, Chaiis. Setiees, Ac, so il vtrv low, as we must moke room for a new supply a-ready ordered, which wid be on hand in a "few days. Fo- grestbargains, therefore.

cll ouce'on m3l RR" TAYLOR. A ncttniv erp. FEATHEK BliUS, made up w'vh the best new ma terUl, uow selling ofl at oarstore. at22 to 57 c-nu per pound, m31J REILY" TAYLOB. Ephraim Brovn, a young man, about six feet in heighth, dark complewoned, with brownhair, and a scar under his light temple, daih hazle pop-eyes, with a narrow forehead, was arrested by the police for passing counterfeit money and swindling.

'When arrested he wore a blue cloth can, but in his possession was found a glazed cover, that fitted over his cloth cap very nicely He has small black whiskers, and did wear a goatee. He has been financiering round town for two weeks or more, and passing counterfeit five dollar bills of the State Bank of Indiana at the City Exchange for julips and bowling, at Marble Hall for suppers, at btephens's for con-rectionaries, at Vogle's for tonsorial operations, at a German's for a neat pair of boots, At the suggestion of the gentleman's attorney, the case was continued to Monday, and he was, in the meantime, sent to jail. O'd Kelly was up on a peace warrant by Ellen Hanathan. He is an habitual drunkard, and quarrelled with his neighbors. The Court let the old fellow off this time.

Johnson was arraigned for drunkenness and abusing his family. He was held to bail to be of good behavior in the sum of S200 for three months. Mrs. R. Tumbridge was arraigned on a peace warrant by A.

J. Vanderslics, doctor. He said he was very soiry she was drunk all the time for twen ty-fou hours. She gave her husband a first rate licking, and promised to take the hair off of (h's) the Doctor's head, and perhaps set the house afire; in addition to which she set him crazy about 3 o'clock in the morning by her tongue and the liquor, and throwing chairs and the furniture about, and from her counduct he Ind no peace, and could not be insured. Jake a young man of the Doctor's, sub.

stantiated some of the statements of his, and added that Mrs. Tumbridge throttled him on one occasion and. lie struck her Mrs. Tumbiidge stated that the Doctor and his family persecuted her and insulted her, and his statements were all falsehoods. She said that she could prove her character, and that she is a good Christian, but the Doctor denied his Savior, and in any other country but this he would not be recognised.

She further stated that the Doctor was a very bad man, and immoral, and threw slinking fish at her door. The Court here stayed the eloquence of the lady, and demanded her witnesses to substantiate her statements. No proof was adduced, and the lady was re quired to enter into recognizance to keep the peace for three months in the sum of S100 bail. A motion for a new tiial in the case of the boy apprenticed to Spraddling, wa3 oventiled by the Court. OFFICE OF THK LOUISVILLK COURIKH, FATuaPAY EvcNiNtt.

June 1650.3 Mariet quiet, witli but moderate transactions In the cttuing branches cf trat'e. Weather plccsenl and ctxl. BAGGING AND ROPE Sales are Untiled, with on lund. FLOUR AND GRAIN Flcur firm, with sales from stores uf small parceis at 3 7-5aG 00; iciail ep.Ics at S625a050. Sales at the whavf this morning of 1,000 bushels Corn, in retail lots, at GROCERIES Sales or 450 hags Rio Coffee at 9.

Sugar very firm with sales of 45 hhds at 6Ja0c. PIG We luo.c a sale uf ICO tons Tennessee, cold blast, to go to Wliee he. on private terms, and a sala of Ifl ton- at $23 per ton. PROVISIONS-Mess Fork firm at S10 25. We quote a of 136 Mils piime Porkn'.

Bacon Is firm from the country at 0.3153c for Clear Shies. WHISKY Sales ol 102 bbls Raw at the wharf this norm.fg 21c. Sales of Rectified from stores at 23c. HEIGHTS Ft urnl freights to New Orleans PiLtsburgb 12Jal5c. NEW YORK CATTLK AKKET May 27.

Bekves hive been les 1 active, p-nd we reduce our in--Mo crioutioiiF Tr.e sales of the week have been at jJ6aS oil. NEW YORK AUOIION A ES May 28. Hfmp bites Mf ni'h. damngeJ, SI1 85-5 p-r lb. Figs lll23bals rimyrua, pow, 41.70, cash.

ASin il ce June 1. The river Is falling about 5 fet wuter on tie shoals. Cotton 'e hearot but fsw 30 ba'es siM veterdy, 3-1 ut 9c, end 16 good at 10c indicating a iue of to True Whig. l-Oii'5' OF 1.0 I I LLH FSOM EVANS COMMEBCUL ttBCOED. ARRIVALS Saturday, June 1, Jas MiUingar; Norton, Pittsl-urgh; Ben Frank in Summons; Cincinnati; Svvilt ue, Hamilton, Mathson; Wing, Sanders.

Frankfort; Atlai tis, Ayers, Handarson; 'ew Or'ems, Ful cr, New Orleans; Tribune, Paxson, do; Glencoe, Dunham, do: Paris, Smith, Si. Louis. Sundav, June 2. Telegraph No. 2, McClellan, Clxeinnati; Pike No.

9, Fuller, do Limi, do New Wurid, Pteta, St. HaWin, Coleman, do: Brooklyn, Fjwler, NastiMlle, Gen. WoTth, ego wan, Green River. DEPARTURES Saturday, Juec 1. Ben Fr Summons, (ineinnatl; Parii, Sm'th, do; Kwifuure, Hamilton, Mndisor Blue Wing, Sandrr-, Fra- kfo'rt; Atlantis, Ayeis, Chancellor, Bacon, Naw Urleane; Emily; Haslep, Florence.

Sunday, Juno 2. Telegraph No 2, McClellan, Cincinnati; Njw World, stein, do; Fowlrr, do; Piki 9. Ku'lcr, St.Lmii"; Jiclln 'v, Kv, New Orleans. kiveh iMt'uiiarf. CINCINNATI Steamer Ben Franklin (Saturday) 16 bbl' beer, 229 bags co.n, JU hflf do flour, vu baes h-y, 10 hxamlse.

1 bbl vainlsh, 7 pkgs nidge, wr.a fDotit; 1 box. Wl'-der cii 23 pes bageing, 5 els rope, 2 exp pkgF, 16 els rone, ft! 3 txF, Hogs Ku-seli; 12 siabs nurble, Need-ham; 1 sting, Bushn-U 4 P'ummer; 9dtz chairs, VV'hit'; bbls A Weyd; 25 mea A MuTin; sheets iron, 1 clamo, He-3n; 9bhU rye, BfcD; 6 hbls peg.S lenther, t- Ctaik; 60 empty bxs. Ho broon; nbta blacking, Ki ick CiarK; 3 1 tubs, 3 hxs hardware. Hnorei 1 cask, box, Johnsnn, 72 bbls whisky, lies. CfNCl'NATI-Steamer Te'egraph (Suada 3D sh e's iron, Beiknap; Sybblsbeer, pkgs, t3 pk furni uie, Botg Ru3ell; 4 1 td walla-iici; 1 hh tobai-c, Cnmjbell; 1 pLkage, Noble; 4 nx biiLuit.

Gall H'mse; 2 bbls currnnts. Gat mo; i ho White; 3 hx, JMC; 1 pacing-, Maxwell co; 8 Hucliiin: 1 ca4k, Caiseday Hoi'kins; 20 bx-ha-s, Baiber; 4 rulU leather, Ryan; 17 bxc, Hsye A Cruig; pkgs, 1b leather. Rokes; 5 bb 3 salrratus, dims co; 1 box Kneass; 6 ha'es, Hito A Small; 167 "ais l'0-t, S. 1 pack ge, ar tsi 1 do, iJ Hagau; 20 doz brooms, Cotler A bbK 2 bdls hkms, a Vanwinkto; 9 bxs, McLan-; 1 box, Saciis bro; 50 paj Warren; 6 )kg-i, Wooiirt fl McBridc; 1 package, Hartg. NASHVILLE Steamer Brooklyr 1,216 bloom iron (50 tons), Coleman; 2 tnn.k.

SLA CO; 2 bdls skins, AShm; I ix furs. A Vanwinkle; i. bags feathers, W.S&B; Cromie; 4') casks baco-. Armstrong; 2 do do, 4 bigs featheis, 4 do do, Aloni? c. ST LOIUS Steamer New World-7 hhds tobtcco, Lowry co; 2 nxs m-Uc, Boggi Russet).

ST HHJl Steamer Pari- 6 Mids tobacco, Durdap; 2 do do, worjheu-e; 1 box, G-irdoer co. NEW ORLEANS Steamer Tribune 1.O0O bacs Li verpool sa.t, Sherlcy tfc Huffman; 600 do do, Fellowes Oc co. NEW ORLEANS Steamer Glencoe 13 bbls suear, Wm Gay; 48 bbls Newcomb bio; 20 ba es ur'ny nags, Clirton, Atkinson A- co 4 els cordage Boncilict Carter; I bbl brandy, 1 5 barrel: white sand, Hammon; St. LOUIS Steamer Safcdin -350 bags Wheat, end at uanmer; i7naies ncinpt Klonaruson 1 lux radse Bogg; RuiseM. TENNKSSEB RIVER Steamer Greet; Slave.

il bales cotton. 62 bags ci.tton jam, 2 boxes tobacco. A 1 bs mdse. t- Francis: 50 biles cotton, A Buchan an co; Obtles cotton Terey; 5 biles cotton, To-'d: 14 do, Rawfon; 1 hhd tobacco. 2 bae: feather, 4 pekgs 25 baga coltou yam, loaa lUx peed, urti dump; 1G bag rags, aiorton Giis wold- 1 box mdse, co; 3 tons p'glron, Newcomb fc bro; 20 tons 'Jo, Greek Slave: 25 tons pig iron, lot scrap do.

Alkins; 70 tons bloom Iron, Ellis; 1 nox luuaiu, tx omuii; uiu bints, bew ALBA ny-50 tons pfg Iron.LeBt, Scuth Shipman. S3? OUR manufactorv is now in full blast, and we are daily supp'ykg ourfilends with a most beautiful aioiesBinanawnne Heaver ha 1 jet P. S. RARBEH CO, ment of superior London Bibles, suitable for pre'-ents; also very low riced article (or the couatry tnde. BECK i ll 6z MORTON, iet Nn 532, Min street, near Penr), It'UKA-! S.

Ut? TUb tiLAVlO JS ii am, iur sale by jel BECK WITH MORTON. TJRIOH'S edition ot the Misceiiarrt us Workacr 1 Ter Goldsmith: 4 cloih. l2mo. The L'fe of Oliver Gct'lsmitn, bv Washington Irviug. For sale by KOK JTH fc MORTON, jet 632, Main Bt 3d door below Peat l71SE'fc CKLSBRATED AIR RKSTORATiVE.

thrive made an ermisetneri iVlr. Wse. of Virginia, for the ole agency of the Stite of Kentucky or the sole of hi celebrated Kair Kcstorati and A piTons troubled with baldne-s ccn procure 11 article that has never hef known to fail iu piudii hair iu the most obstinate case 1 have a numbe? 1 tiding restorative, whose ccr I iil pub uh in a few dys. Wholesale and c-tail at 95, Main street, jal A. D.

MANSFIELD. POTASH sale by OTASH. 5 casks Potash on consignment and for m30J CORNWALL BRO. Some thirty persons, who were uninjured by the alarm, jumped inlo the river, of whom it is ascertained nine were drowned; the remainder saved themselves by swimming to the shore and to the boat. Upon the decks seven wero killed, and forty-eight scalded.

Among those killed upon deck was a slave of Capt. McCord, clerk of the boat; Mr. J. Hummer, a oabin passenger, from Louisiana, and his slave; a negro woman, slave of Mrs. IvIeClure.

Among those drowned was Mrs. Elizabeth BIcLaughlin, a deck passenger. It was supposed that Mr. Plumrner's body was robbed or SI ,200. All the other persons lost and scaldeJ were emigrant deck passengers.

Mr. Moore, the mate, who was sitting in front of the boilers, at the I bow of the boat, saved himself by catching up the bight of a rope, and throwing himself over the bow into the water. He heard an unusi sound of rushing steam, and instantly jumped overboard. While ia that situation he rescued a little boy. Various causes are assigned for the explosion.

one of which is, that "the water in the boilers escaped through the mud valve, unknown to the engineer;" and another is, that the flues were too large. The boilers are 44 inche3 in diame ter asa si teet long. The flues are inches in diameter. Affray. Yesterday afternoon, a man by the name of John Downey struck a countryman of his by the name of Tom Cummins, knocking him down and so severely injuring him that his life is despaired of.

Downey, who was drunk, had been committing some depredations at the Louisville Hotel, and the porter of the establish ment pursued and overtook him at the Pear' street bridge, and knocked him down two or three times. Finally, Cummins interposed, as the friend of Downey, to induce him to go away, when he struck him a terrible blow which felled him to the earth, the back of his head striking the stone flagging with great force He lay there perfectly insensible, and it was thought he was dead. He was taken up and conveyed to a tavern, and several physicians called in, but he remained speechless to a late hour last night. The skull is not fractured, but it is supposed that his brains are injured. Downey was arrested and lodged in jail.

He was perfectly crazy, and made the most desper ate resistance to all those who attempted to take i him. Accident. The 3teamer James Millingar, from Pittsburgh, broke one of her wheels, and lost an anchor by drifting against the steamer Bunker Hill, yesterday. She had a barge in tow, and had succeeded in getting through the canal, after 24 hours' detention, and before she could be securely fastened, having very little steam on, she ran foul of the other boat. Stuawbebries were very abundant in market Saturday at 50 per gallon.

Some of them were as lerge and fine as any we ever saw. OThe Gen. Worth arrived from Green river yesterday. She had been detained by low water, and brings but little freight, consisting of a few hogsheads of tobacco. Nashville papers, of Saturday, announce the arrival in that city of several delegates to the Southern Convention.

B3Ou the 29th Wm. Wiggins was brutally murdered in Williamson county, by J. H. Clay. A reward has been offsred for the arrest of Clay, who succeeded in making his escape immediately after the commission of the deed.

OGov. Cbittenoen and suite arrived at Madison from their visit to Indianapolis, and left on the Blue Wing, Saturday night, for Frankfort. ICTLieut. Browning, who with Lieut. Bache, John H.

Peoples, aud two others, were drowned at Trinidad Bay, California, was from Mason county, In this State. KTSorne law points, relative to the Lawrence Divorce Case, were argued before Judge Bollock, on Saturday. The Judge has not yet rendered his decree. 03Mr. Wm.

H. Cunningham, of Fayette county, died at his residence on the 30th from Injuries received by the upsetting of his buggy a few weeks sinee. The Lexington Statesman says that Mr. Cunningham, Before his death, instituted a suit against the Lexington and Versailles Turnpike Company, for the injury sustained by him from the accident that produced his death. Messrs.

Rogers and Waller, and Robert Wickliffe, have been retained as his counsel, and the damages are laid at 520,000. GFThe steamer Greek Slave arrived here last night, from Tennessee river, with a very large freight and full of passengers. No sickness during the trip. We are indebted to Mr. Corney, clerk, far a copy of her manifest which may be found in another column.

0Dr. John M. Austin, is a candidate for tho Stite Senate from the district composed of Jluhlenburg, Butler and Ohio counties. He is ardent and an influential Whig, aud has been a resident of Butler county for twenty-five years. He will make an able representative, and we hope may be elected.

CP-The dwelling hoase of Mr. Cheeks, at Au rora, was on fire Friday evening last, but through the exertions of t'10 citizens tho flames were subdued before Jch damage ensued. 03The steamer Misiouri, that sunk in the Mississippi at Lake Port Bend, will prove a total loss. She was owned by Capt. Moore, and the first clerk, Mr.

Cunningham, and had been overhauled aud remodeled, and is said to have cost 816,000, on which there was only SS.0OO insu rance at St. Louis. OThe steamer Pioneer experienced quite a hurricane, at Florence, on the Illinois river, last week, accompanied by hail as large as walnuts. The boat was considerably shattered. The Cora had both of her chimneys blown overboard, on the Missouri river, Sunday night, and nar rowly escaped being capsized.

ILTCapt. Elliot and the officers of tho steam er Luna, arrived here Friday on the steamer Belle Key. They report the Luna a total loss, no part of her being seen above water. D3EsTEtLE, alias Jack Shephard, the con vict who escaped from the Jeffersonvile peniten-tiary, has not yet been captured. For Kentucky Riteh.

The steamer Major Barbour is the packet for Frankfort to-day. She temporarily takes the place of the Sea Gull. Capt. Dunham, of thesteamer Glencoe, we are indebted for the latest New Orleans fa vors. H-yThe Washington Republic of Monday last contains a powerful and convincing article defending the President against Mr.

Clay's attack. We will endeavor to find room for the article, or at least the larger part of it, in a day or two Mr. Clay's remarkable course is far from beins approved of by the Whig party in Kentucky. The last number of the Danville (Ky.) Tribune in speaking of the matter says: Mr. Clay is, in our humble judgment, greatly in error.

Gen. Taylor desires, as much as Mr. Clay, to see the unhappy differences between the North and the South amicably adjusted, but ho practices tiie principle of non-interference in the action of Congress, for which he deserves approval rather than censure. jel S. G.

HBN'HY, Auctioneer. 8. G. HBNBY, Attention Tailors "ad Clothing IMcrcbmnu. WORTH CLOTHI1SG, AT AUCTION'.

FOS ACCOUNT OF HvM IT MAV CONC2RM TO-MORROW MORNING, o'clock, will be sold at aurtion rooms, a large iUMMKR AKD FALL RKADY MAUK CLOTHiee, lartlally damaged by water on the steamer W. G. Lanap-boll. AUowlllbe added, just received per steamer Belle Key, In good order ind perrect goods, an invoice or light stock men's and won.en'sSboes, viz: Men's light Hiaff Brogans; 1)0 do Calf do; J3 do Goat do; Do do SseI Booldj Worr.eii's Morocco Slippers; Do Grained do; Do Kid Ties: Do Morocco High Busking Children's koat Lace Bootsj Do Patei Leather do; D. MoruCco do.

Sale pos tive and without reserve. Ten, cash. S. G. HBNRY, j(3 d2 Auclionoer.

BY Q. DEISI. TEN DK6IBABLE CIT1T LOTS, AT AUCTION. ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON next, June 8th, at3 o'clock, will bo sold on the p-emist eight Lot, between Sea grass and tho liver, and two OB Fu ton, between Hancock end Clay streets. Ti in op S.I.K.

Ons-fouith cash bilauco In wdlB montns, with interest, iiUa lien on tne property for 'le deterred payments. Sale poniive end urhout reserve as the owner re. moved from the city. 1 itle indisputable. A p'at of the lots can be icon it ine auction rooms.

je3 J6 -S. G. HBRV, AUC i meor. P. F.

Wm. C. Tavxob REILY TAYLOB, AUCTIONEERS 4 COMMISSION MESCHAKTS, Masket stkekt, near Third, WILL devote their attention to the pubUc nd of Heal Ritatc, Furnitire, Dry Goods, Groceries, at the ol-l established stand oi r. isite th Un.ier Middle Market. They are prepared to in ik the moU Hbe al advances on consign-mrnts andiminsdiate rcturnswhen sales are completed- ap27 STEAMBOATS, For Eegulax Packets see Fourth Page.

FOR JSaW ORLEANS The splendid steamer GULNARE, Li nater, will leave as above, 11113 uay, ura ou at 10, A M. For freight or passage apply on Doaru or io je 3 dl BOUG-i RUSSKLL. FOR SEW OKLEANS- -Tbe fine steamer KEK RILL NO. 3, Is. P.

MiUpr. al aster. leave above bis. lay. tfouday) the 3d at r.

M. For fieightor passse apply on boaid or Jo FOK KEW ORLBAffS. Ibe splendid yassenger packet ALEX SCOTT, -tuiseon, master, will leave a aou on omu St i ii at 10 A. positively. Forfreight or passage apply on nooruorto HE KU1UT RTER, or iel BUGOS RUSSELL.

FOR KBVV OKLEAKS. 'Ilia aplendld SaBsteamer BOSTONA. ggjStjap.ir.i-, masler.n'ill leave as aboe on.TaurS' day, the 6 at 4 o'clock, M. For trelgllior passage app'j tu BASMAM. Aeenl.

FuK ST. LOUiS. 'l he supnor steamer ISAAC Hutchison, msstpr, will leave for tbe above port, on this Jay, (Modia .) Ihe 3 1 at 3, A.M. torireigut oi i'yi fr je3 dl S. MiiORHKaD, Ag nt.

FOR ST. LOUl. RKGULAK MON-DAY A ET THKOUGH Iff FIFTY HOUtiS. Tbe splendid sleamer a I. a nT.V Coleman, master, will leaTe, as above, WcBdaT.

Ui Sd icst ot 10 A M. Fo lrpigni or i. Je 1 d2 C. BASH AM. FOR PITTSBURGH.

The superior steamer MIL i ON, navin. master, will leave as abOTO on tiiis das (iloui.sy,J!!ie 84 ail o'clock, P. M. Kor frelgtlt or passage ugy FOR PilTSKUK' H.Ihe fine steamer K.iVUiATOK, Wm. Pean, master, will leave as above cn tne at Ki, A.

w. For frciKht or passage appiy oiiou.iu ui c. BASH AM, Agent. HIK COTION begs nope iuo landing fiomtie.m Kcuiucfcy and tor sale on in. H'Rv H.

pQKSYTH. AMJLKCf, a 6i do Mar -o; 100 do Roin and Fa cy Soap; 35 do Mtrch; In stoic and for sale by o. 40, PeaTI sin et. imAua i ML) 11H) biil3 Loar, Powdered and Crushed 10 neice nice; sioie and for Dy FONDA. IWOORK OO.

n3y KOOMS, 4c, :00 dozen Kiooms; 60 do Buckets; 26 nctUTus; In stoic and for sale 07 FOSDA, MOOKB A CO. nu FISH 40 halfbhls No. 1 MaeXcrel; 6U qr co i uu, 35 qr do No 2 do; eiehihbbls (o. 1 duj 12 bb Salmon and Heningi slorc HLd fi io hy 5 10 rianlines, in whole and half cans; fin hoxes Canersand Olives; In 3'ore and for s-le Dy x. GLaSSWAKB 16 boxes pint FlasUsj 25 do quait do; store anu for sale low by 01.

n.vr I. UH)L', Corner MainRnd Futh st eets. m29 I KMiJoHLNS- five gaUon Demijohns; 60 to do do; In store aud for ealc by M. CROMELIBN. m39 not CANDY, AC XV JO boxes win Kock Candy; yellow do do; red do do; Vanilla Jujube Paste; Hose do do; Lemon do do: In store and for sale low by m2S V.

D. ETA NO CO. HKUEI IHa PLAGK where an cnterpiismgmao may do well. Jusi 3 6 yards fit tbe depot, at tne bzr utiful to nf hgrrgr. Is a new, neat, well im proved lilile FARM, with 10 acres or upwards, new frame two stories, with an ed, flawed oae muKe-noU'e, sirong biiu rhuh, aian Ma-nu usii horses; plen'y of o'her 6ut bouiti'g; fiae water as runs; sunerb location f-r steam mills, or di-t llery, or both.

30 acres cleare 60 un ler fence; growing crop, caltle.hos, and everything Lvceisaiy wm oe suiuwitn if desired. Home caan, anu r.if nven ro want a home cheap, say no more, but call immedi ately on J- HUGHES, m'-o ireai wesiern Kxcnaiie, 00 (1BE YE FHCITVUL AND MULTIPLY," a command thai shuul be heerfmiy obt yeu bv tbe children of men. For female tnd maU UR. LAK- ZBTTE'S JUNO CORDIAL, or Procreative Hlx.rf as an effectual reBtorative tn cases of ty, impoiency, ur nrtiictiiius, anu miiur.1,.ui.uu.i nature. It 13 all thai 10 oetviz: iamrra Great Keatora'ive.

It isa certain eureoi beroinai ismis-ions, General Debiiity, Gleet, WeaKniss ofthe Geni-talOrgans, Nervou- Affections Leucorrfcce or whites. rtaa vigoraung incuii-iiic 1113 uuk imu. remedy Tor Incipient Consumption, Indigestion, Loss 01 Muscular Energy, 1'hjsic) Lasaliude, Female Weak. ness, It i warrante I to pleas the uagr in any ofthe above complaints, and is ofpriceless value to male offomale. (Q-CAUTIort.

1 "IS ceicoraieu inoun-iuc "iiuuLuu genuine unless the facsimile signature ol Judton A Co. 3 ewYork, (st. oniy Aiaeni.iiu agents; .3 uu wrapperof each ttle. Sold only i 60, Fourth stret Louisville, at the De pository of Popular Medicines; at 47. Third street, Et.

dlyi 6m GREAT AND IMPORTANT BBMBOYI Rheumatism, Men-aleiacurr dby MITCHELL' 3 isoillt, Ky ot the Depo itory of Popular Medicines 604. Fourth street. THIS great remedy was procured from the Indians by Dr. Mitchell, and is extracted from a root hpc-ught from a great distance and at a great expense, and iscon- hned to a small cn-tncioi country, anu cona jquenuy costly. But what is its cost compared with its efBcacy? Great cures have been enectea Dy it some 01 luny Ktandice.

and many eases have been cured fjr the paltry sum of one dollarand fity cnts, and although a larger sum is often reqared to effect a cure, it is a cheapremedy. The general agenUpledge themselvesto refund the money in any ca here the patieDt has used five dollars' worth without relief. m9 diwly 6mis Sole agents for United 6tate. CLOTHING! Cl.OIIUAGl COUNTRY MiiKOfclAiT.S wiihli'g to purcha.O ready-made Clothing at wholesa'e, will hna it to their advantage to visit the stores of POL. HART and witness tn? great bargains mey are nciiy st ing.

Our stores are stjcuea with every article aaapiea to ths Clothing business; also a general assortment of Furnishing boods, vii: a lrisoian inen ana aiusiio; Drawers do, Silk "Drawers and Shirts, of aH nullities; Do Handkerchtefs, do; Linen do, do; Lawn do, do; Cotton and Linen SocIjb, do; Rid, Linen ana SilR Gloves; Suspenders of ell qualities. Also a good assortment of Boys' and Yonth's Cloth fjpSate rooms 432 and 440, Market street, between Fourth and Fifth, and 483, southeast corner MarHetand hird streets. SOL. HART Manufacturers m28 orCfothine. vho'e-nt otul ret-H.

uLYbhS lAThK jjAY i-jMi'HiKTi, paits 2, 3, anrl 4. Snakerp'are, Nos. 13and 4. Just received end sIe by )n2g No. 632, Main street.

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