The Louisville Daily Courier from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 3

STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS. DAILY EEVIEW OF THE MARKET. SALES ATAUCriO AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. TEMPERANCE MEETING.

THE friends of Ttmorance and Huaianity are re Reported for the Louisville Couiler WEDNESDAY, HUHCH 23, 1853 From the Plaiks-Wb take the following from the Independence Reporter of the 11th: We learn irom Mr; Win. Allison, who has within the present week returned from Fort Laramie with the mail, that the past has been one of the coldest winters that has been known iu the region of Limarie by the oldest trappers, though the quantity of snow has not been greater than usual. He informed us that a Mr. Tutt, a sutler in the army, at or about the south fork of Platte river, had a large train of cattle to freeze to death. He aunt another train of cattle nut to meet the MOZART- HALL.

NIGHTINGaLE OPERA TROUPE, CONTINUE THEIR DttAWINC-ttOOMandHounoiRSOIREIiS EVERY EVEKING THIS WEEK Thamanj new strelsr will be Illustrated with all the Purity of Song-, Grace and Wit, That tha subject Is to bear cents. N. H. The NIGHTINGALES, fiot fulfilling an 1, perative engagement at Cincinnati, will visit Lexington and Frankfort. Ky and New Albany Madison and Indianapolis, la.

JOHN T. FORD. Asenl. ODD FELLOWS' HALL. GRAND JUVENILE CONCERT.

ol Mlic Ku.ic, at tho above Hall, on FHIDAY EVENING. Ilnit 05 O-cMMrsn will takOD.n In ins mioaca uuuf'KEY, known as OHE FOUR SINGING 318TEHS Will appear and sing several of their self rtH.ii. j. Hmctati, 25 children and seryant, To be bad the pupils or at the door ls C8n- CgConcelt to commence at 7fe o'clock. m23 d.1 ODD FELLOWS' HALL MUSICAL ENTETA INMENT.

MR. OSSIAN E. DODGE, Editor and Proprietor of "Dodge's Literary Museu VTILL, IK COMPANY WITH OSSIAN'S BARDS, i. HAVE the Dleatnf CONCERTS at Ocd Fellows' Hall on i Owing to previous --to the BAK Si Seme bm 0na peron "Uend the EIPTickets, to cents. tSfDoors ODHn o'clock.

commence at STEAMBOATS. leave aDova ou Sunday. it orpasaago apply on board or to' FOE NEW ORI.EANS.-Tha fiL steamer LEWIS wm pk-m uua faster, ww tedre aa above on this day, th4 23i inTat For freight or paflHsge apply on board orto BOGG3 RUSSELL. FOR NEW ORf.SA4 tj, Trier hmshh. wm icv hbove on thia day.

the 2Ud inst. at 10 A. ftl! m25 BOGGS KBNTDOKV RIVKIl PAnwwm on this day, tho 23d at 3 o'clock, p. fa pyiy on ooara or to BOGGS KUS3ELL FOR NEW ORLEANS Th 'ateamer EMPIRE. C.

H. wiiieuve a. above Thursday the 24th tB -i w. oooagc ayyif uu uuiira or to 51 BOGGS RUSSELL. FOR N.

ORLEANS. Tho flnlnHIrt MAGNOLIA. St. Clair 1 homaa. un, luttstur, expected and win have quick despatch.

(jdootigu apyir uu uimru or In BOGGS RUSSELL. FOR N. ORLEANS. The buIbdiHi. uassenirprstearoor MAKY HUNT.

Ouarmr maBter, will leave as above on Saturday, the 20th inst. at 4 P.M. For freight or pRMage apply on board orto BOGGS RUSSELL, Or -3 CLIFTON, ATKINSON CO rUHNBW ORLEANS. The fine Citeamer SULTANA. J.

M. Martin. n1O0ir will leave as above Oh Thursday, the24tli, nt 4 P. M. For freight or paaaatte uppiy on board or to 3 C.

BASH A M. FOR EASTPORT. 1Urfin- BIA AND FLORENCE. Th i.n erR M. I'Al'i'ON, Clint Hulep, maater, will Joave a above on Saturdny, the 26th inst at 4 P.

For frelgtit orpasaage apply onboard or to C. AS HAM. REGULAR U. S. MAIL PACKET PWll ST.

fine ni. steamer FAWN SMITH. Dunham master, will leave as above on Friday, the 25th inst. at 10 A.M. For freight or passage apply on board or to C.HASUAH.

FOR PITTSBURGH. Tho fin, steamer QUA K. Kit CITY. AlilHntrar muf- ter, wi it leave us above on this dr.y, tee 23d inst aM M. For freight or paseage apply on board orto m23 C.BASHAM, REGULAR U.

S. MAIL PACKET irwfa, FOR ST. steam H. Jonta. master, will 1 euve ht abovo on Wednseday, the 23d iutt, at 10 A.

M. For freight or passage apply on board or to jn22 p. BAKU AM REGULAR U. 8. MAIL PACKET IfUH BAliMT LOUIS.

The firm REINDEER. S. ait.t-:r, wtii itiHve shore Thursday, the Sith inst atluA.M. For freight or passage apply on board orto m22 C. BASHAM UNION LINE.

Cunnrcttng with the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET fUR WHEELING he fine itoauier SWANN, John AlcCJni. win rs above on Tnesdny, the 24th Mat. at 3 M. For freight or passage apply on board or to m23 1. S.

MO OR HEAD. UNION LINE, In Connection with the Baliiniore mid Ohio Railroad. REGULAR SATURDAY PACTET. F11 WHEELING, The steamer 5dMBZALVIM ADAMS. Geo.

W. Norton, master, win Itriivr nit above on Saturday, tht 26th int P. a. For freight or passage apply onboaidnrto JtnS3 I.S.&lOORnEAD. UNION LINE.

Inronnortlon w.tli tho It nnd O. Railroad. REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACKET fUK steamer BALTIMORE, Clarb, muster, will leave. as ubave un tnis day, the 23 i Inst at 3 P. M.

Forfreigbt or passage apply on board or to in23 I. SMOORHEAU UNION LINE. In eonnfetion with tho Biltimore and t'hio Railroad. REGULAR FRIDAY PACKET TJk FOR WHEELING. Tho steamer tagE3Un2FALL3 CITY, Samuei Mason, master, win Ibhvij tu above on Ftiday, the 25tb at 3 I.

M. For freight or passage apply on board or to m22 I. S.MOORHEAD. REGULAR PACKET FOR ROWLING GREEN. The new steamer BELLE QUIGLEY, Baird.

master, will leave as above on Wednesday, the 23d nt 3 P. For frelght'or passage apaly on beard or to idI I. S.MOORHEAD. FORTCSCUMllIA AND FLOR ENCE The lino steamer JAS. JACK SUN, ihuinis J.

White, master, will leave as above ou Wednesday, the i'Jtt lust, at i f. w. Foi frieght or passage apply on board or to m21 I. S. MOORHEAD.

FOR Th swlit steaimr JOHN SIMPSON. McCnmas. muster, w.ii leave as above on itimsQay th( 24th Inst, at 10 A. M. Forfrelcht or passage apply on board or to m21 C.

BSUAM. FOR I-ihW ORLEANS hCLU'SE, Stureeon, commander, will leave asa'Dove on Wouaay, tde Kin April, at 5 clocK, M. Addiess BENEDICT CARTER, mI9 Or C. BASHAM, Agents. FOR NEW ORLEANS.

The new and splendid stealer A L. SHOTWELL H. Esinou, master, wm leave ouisvuieior new ur-leaus, on her fifth trip, on Saturday, the 26th instant, at 4 T. M. (ruperlor arrangementi for stock of alt kinds) For freight or passage apply on board or to I.

S. MOORHEAD, ml8 SMITH JtSUOTWELLi AgenU Letter bag and reference at Smith tfc Shotwell'g. D. LEECH dc LINE WiL ire giving iteceipt Dy ibe anove old established Line to New York, Philadelphia and BalUmoie, at very low rates. Call and see a list of our prices, mil dtf C.

BUCKLES fc Agents. BBNJ. FLOOD, VENITIAN WINDOW, BLIND AND SHOW CASE MAKER. 64, THIRD BTUKBT, NAB MAIN, LOUISVUsLE, KY. To Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Urugglnis, Hotels, Steamboats and Fatniliea.

FARINA! KARINAII 1 MR. c. MEY'ER, corner of Third and Market streets, LoulBville, has been appointad genoral agent for thts West for tha ssie of our "adna, where deaJera can be supplied at manufacturer'sprices. SignedJ P. Farina Mills, St.

Marys, Jan 2S. Referring to the above article, I beg leave to inform dealers and the public generally that I will have constantly a large assortment on hand. From its remarkably wholesome and nutritious qualities as a food for the healthy, ills now an established aud aimost indispensable requisite in every well provided family. It" delicacy and important use as a diet for Invalids and the sick, aa well as for the sustenance of growing children and inlanta particularly for the latter at the critioal period of weaning have also secured it a character in the stck-room and nursery, equal lu its reputation a a food for tna robust and hearty. Indued, no other subBtance is so well calculated to daring infancy the foundation of a strontr and well developed physical organization.

Chemical uus-lyis from the most distinguished authorities prove It tu contain those elemental properties necessary to tht production of muscle and bone' in the system, audfov latisfying other demancs of tho "mysterious principle ofUfe." Annexed will ba found a certificate of Mr. M. had ample means of trying it in his extensive hydropathic bathing establishment. TsaTiaiONY. I can folly recommend "Herzlngs' Farina" to all invalids as a wholesome and nutritious article for diet.

In all cases where 1 have recommended it to patients, or used Itin my family, I have found it a very suitable and pleasant article for lha sick andu proper nutriment to infants. fsigned E. CASPARI, M. For sale wholesale ana retail by C.MEYERS. General Agent, iid6m Corner Third and Market its.

"r-Also, by Messrs. RAYMOND PATTEN, No. 74 Fourth street, botween Wain and Market, and PRE1SSLER. on Market street, belowThird. WM.

OSBOKXT, No. 466, Jefloraon street, borwesn Third and Fourlli, North Side, LOUiaVU.LE.KY BLEACHER and Pressor of Paoama and Leghorn HaU, and all kinds of Bonnets done ia the very best manner, also Mannfscrarer of Bonnet Framoa, Crowns and Tips, of the latest and moat approved fashions. ro8 dtf BY T. ANDEHSON GO. and Fancy Dry Goods, Boota mid Shoe! Hatsj Caps nnd Bonnets, AT AUCTION.

THURSDAY, the 24tK Instant, commencing at 9Vfe o'clock, A. we will sell an assortment of Goods, (In lots to suit purchasers) to which we ask tha attention of city and country dealers. DRY GOODS. Brown Coat Linens; super Irish Linens; Long Lawn; fancy Dress Lawns; heavy Cottonades; printed Pantaloon Stud: lancr Prints: Ginflhams. whits Hanneis; Mull, Swiss and Jaconet Muslins; Berages and Berage de Raines; satinets; uiotns; Jeans; xweeai; lames' Cotton Hosiery; men's and women's Gloves; Silk Vest-lngs; Silk Handkerchiefs; patent Thread; Paper Cam Dnc; Buttons, xc.

BOOTS AND SHOES. Men purap-3ole cuktom-made Calf Boots; men's No. 1 Klo Boots: bovs' and youths pump-sole Sin Boots; men'j super Kip Brogans; boys' Brogans; ladles' Kid onoes ana oootees; mtsaas anucuuuraa oaoes. An assortment of Straw Hats ana Bonnets Terms casti. T.

ANDERSON m23 Auctioneers. RICH CRAPE SHAWLS at PRIVATE SALE Just received and for sale, one case very rich em- orotaered, plain ana colored crape Also and assortment of Bone Buttons, from the fac tory ot a. u. j. tiooie, Cincinnati.

m23 T. ANDb.RSON CO BY C. C. SPENCER. LOT OF FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

ON THIS MORNING (Wednesday), March 23d, at 10 o'clock, will be sold at auction rooms. No. 80 Fourth street, between Main and Market, a variety of Houteaoid furniture, consisting in part ol 1 mahogany tufted-seat Sofa; 6 do do Chairs; 1 do Toilet Bureau; 1 French carved Bedstead and Spring Mattross; 1 maple hih post Bedstead; i due Wardrobe: 3 Edclosed Washstands; China Mantle Vases, Lounges, Mattresses; Cribs, Dinner and Tea Ware; Cane-seat and Rocking Chairs, Tables; Carpets, Rugs, Lamps. Cut-alass Tumblers and Wines: Together with a raft of other Household Furniture, the property or a gentleman removing oouin. Terms cash.

C. C. SPENCER, m23 dl Auctioneer. BY tr. HENRY 5: At Auction Rooms corner of Main and Fourth Special sate of Mens' Spring Boots and Brogans.

Fancy mounted JCnamelled Gaiters, of superior manufactura, AT AUCTION, mo BORROW MORNING Thursdav ot 10 o'clock we will sell et auction rooms, a fresh and desirable Invoice of Patent Leather Jersey Boots and Brogans; Enamelled Gaiters and Brogans; Calf and Klo, pegged and sewed Brogans; Superior pum.sole Boots, Pa Calf and Kia do. This lot of Boots and Brugacs was advertised for Tues day last, buyer wilt nnd tnem a cnoice lot ana wen wortn tnelr attention. Cg" Terms cash. G. HENRY Sc m23 Auctioneers.

BY S. HENRY CO. VALUABLE MAIN AND EIGHTH ST. LOTS AT AUCTION. fkN FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April 1st, at 3 o'clock, we will soli on it premues, tna iouowing desirable Real 4 Lots on Main street, next to tbe corner of Ninth, west side, each 19 feet front by 131, deep.

3 Lou on Eightn Btreet, below Main, west side, cornar oi rtejson i-ireei, eacn jo- leeiironi oyjujeeep. 5 Lots on the north-east corner of eighth and Water streets, each 21 feet front by 105 deep. These Lots will ba sold, one with the privilege of tha balance. Tkam i One-fourth cash and the balance In 4, 8 and 12 mouths, with interest. S.

G. HENRY, in21 dll Real Estate Auctioneer. DANIEL HEATON, AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT No. 504 Market street, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS, THANKFUL for past favors and hopes a continuance ol consignments of Furniture, Dry Goods, Grocer ies, or any otnerarucie lursnieai kucuuu. Strict attention given to all business ontrustadto him, and thecash ready when the goods are sold.

Liberal advances in cash on consignments. Sales of Furniture at Dwellings earnestly solicited and promptly attended to at st ore cm Tuesdayiand Fridays DANIEL HliATON, Auctioneer. C. C. GitEEN fc AUCTIONEERS, No.

SO Third street, Between Market and Jefferaoo. REGULAR Sftlei yvery Wednesday and Saturday morning, at 10 o'clock, of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots Shoes. Second-hand and New Furniture, Liquors, Glassware, We will attend to out-door sales on the beat of terms. Try us. Sheriffs' Sales attended to choap.

Constable' Sales attedded to cheap. Consignments solicited, and cash to any amount ed-vanced. Just give us one trial, and if you don't like ue, quit. fHdtf C. C.

GRUEN fc Aci'rs. OF COFFEE 25 gross just received and for sale by WATKINS HULL. TNDIANA FLOUR 500 bblB landing this morning jl per Jtiieraonviue namoaai.ua larsaio cy STEWART SON, mfil Flour Dealers, 35 Wall street. PATTERSON'S BELMONT FLOUR-fiObb Paetry Flour (fur Family use) In btorn and for tal by m21 STEWART is SON. MECHANICS' TOOLS OF EVERY DBS-cription for sale wholesale and retail at the Louisville Plane Factory, No.

fit) Third slreet. J29 A. McBiilDE. INSURANCE AGENCY. MADISON INSURANCE COMPANY, Chartered Cap Hal, 200,000.

SllO.OOOpaid in. UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Original Capital and Accumulations, about $400,000. HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY, Cash Capita $050 000. HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Cash Capital $150,000, and a surplus. In soliciting the continued patronage of tha public to the above named Institutions, I take pleasure in giving tho assurance that their responsibility is unquestionable Thov oniicBsall the reoutsltes of Ions' exDericnce.

amola capital, and established reputation. in toe Mre Department oi tne ousmess, policies wn. be issued on Dwellings, Stores, Warehouses and their oon tents; also, moderate eumB on Mills, Manufactories, fee, and on property in the country audiuterlortowns, when furnlsned with proper Information by the appll-aant. In the Marine Department, risks aie solicited on the hulls of Sieambcats and their cargoes, shipments by sea or Inland conveyance, and on the cargoes of Flat-boats on the western waters. In the Mlfe Department, the undersigned is prepared to Issue policies on persons In good health, either upon the mutual or joint stock plans, on terms as favorable as those of any solvent Institution in the Union.

Risks are also taken, to a limited extent, on the lives of sound healthy Negroes. The Importance of Life Insurance Is beginning te be understood and appreciated, and of its advantages wa have had some striking Instances in this oommunity. All neceseary Information, pamphlets and document drnlshod gratis, on application. nlSdls JAMES E. TYLER.

513 Mai LIVES OF NEGROES INSURED! I THE jETNA INS RAN UK Company insures the Lives of Slaves In health, whether employed on tho river or on the land. Aunlv to W. S. VERNON A sent. jfid3mls Office, oh fit corner Main and Bullitt et.

LAW NOTICE. WILLIAM ATWOOD, A TORN AT LAW, LOUISVILLE, KY. Office on the north west corner of Main and Wall sts. adjoining tho office of the Firemen's Insurance Com pany. jS5 dfim st I AM receiving every few days additions to my stock of Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, and other articles lumyliue.

JOHN KITTS, Main street, Sign of the Golden Eagle. STEAMBOAT FOR SALE THE steamer IRONTON as she now lies at Portland terms reasonable. Annlv to Uapi A Greenlo on board, or to mtStf SHERLEY fc BELL. MUSTARD English, French, and best brands American, in store and for sale bv mI8 W. BURKHARDT.

SHOVELS, SPADES, HA V-fOBHf, HOES Picks, Mattocks, Grubbing.Hoes. For sale by ml 4 A. D. MILES CO. TRANSPORTATION TO THE NORTH.

WE have rates via Lxka and N. Y. and Erie Railroad; Rates via Lake Shore Railroad; Do Pennsylvania Canal to Philadelphia, Baltimore and Now York; Do Wheeling to Baltimore, Philadelphia and New fork. Call and see them. ml7mip J.

C. BUCKLES CO. BUILDING HARDWARE. Locks, Latcher, Butts, Boita. Screws, Shutter "sts, Loll Porter's Self Fastening HingeB, Plates and Shutter Lifts, For sale by A.

D. MILES 529 Main sL, ml4 opposite Bank of Kentucky. NOTICE. THE undersigned would respectfully inform his acquaintances and the public generally that he will devote a portion of his time, not occupied in the discharge of bis official duties as Magistrate, to the purchase and 8 ale of Real Estate, Personal Property and Renting, Collecting Rents, and any other business con-fided to him. Jefferson street, between Jackson and Hancock ml2d6w GEORGE MORRIS.

NOTICE. WE admitted STEPHEN B- SHOTWELL as a partner in our house from and after the first Instant. The business will ba continued under tbe same address as heretofore. ml5dlm SMITH SHOTWELL. OYSTERS IN PERFECTION.

fc FIVE VARIETIES. 1 100 Finne Cocke Bays; odu onrewsourrysj 625 Morris Cova: 500 Saddle Rocks: 5 bbls large Baratarla. This lot of Oysters are in elegant order, and cannot be excelled north or south. Recoived hi. moving MARBLE HALL, mlS Fifth atreot, opposite Court Place.

EjPBestaurant supplied with Snipe, Plover. Woodcock and every seasonable delicacy EPVulep Saloon supplie i with the very best Wines, Liquors and Cigars. "LOOK HERB. CHEAP, FRESH AMD FINE. SPICED, COVE AND PICKLED Clams, Lobsters, Peaches, Quinces, cheaper than ever, AT WO.

63 THIRD STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND MARKET, OPPOSITE APOLLO ROOMS. f24 dtf JOHN A. MrXATJI.HLIW. Agent. C1 LOVER SUED 150 bbls In store and for sal.

by mil WAiiufla buimu. Steamboats Leaving This Ifuy. for parttculnrs see advertisement in av-Otfur mhimn. TELEGRAPH No. 3, McLeUan, Cincinnati.

WHITEMAN, New Orleans. do QUAKER CITY, Shank, PittBDureh' AS. JACKSON, White, Florence BLUE WING, Sanders, Frankfort GEN. PKE, Jones, St. Louis.

BELLE QUIGLEY, Baird, Bowline BALTIMORE, Clark, Wheeling. 8 Thc Bxvm was slowly falling yesterday, with six feet ten Inches waterin the canal, and four feetonthi falls ever the rocka last evening. Daring thoprevioui 24 hours the river receded two Inches. The weather yesterday wa'a clear, pleasant, and spring-like, but lait night It clouded up, with a light rain. The UnIon Line and tub Pittsbubq Line.

In the Courier yesterday wo published a banter from the own-era of the Union packet David White to run her agalmt any boat in the Pittsburg line between Cincinnati and Wheeling. We deprecate racing, but if the Pittsburg boat owners continue to annoy the Unfon Line, while attending to their business, tha sooner they are put down the better. In point of comfort and accommodations the Pittsburg boats are far behind the Union boats, and we think they will soon bs convinced that in point of speedthey are equally deficient. The folic wingfrem the Wheeling iotelligancer will be found to the point, and we commend It to the consideration of Pittsbnrg: The Union boat are not ony willing, butanxi us to accommodate trade and travel alt along the line, and will always do go, l.oklng to one point only, and that is, that they may form a connection with the Baltimore cars to suit their passengers. This end secured, they will always accommodate way trade and travel.

They have no need to race in order to make trading capital. The model, the construction of their boatj, their newness, the fact that they are built In accordance with the Ufepresentlng law of Congress, and, above all, the saving in time and cost by this line to the East, constitute the fum foundation which commends this line to the public. We can beat any boat in the Pittsburg line, if we uwBirtj ii, uuiit wuu.a oa cmei to tnat. line the last plank of hope, and we do not desire to reduce It to extremity at once. They cannot lace safely, while our boats, owing to their superior siructuie, can.

The Union Line can beat any boat in their Hneae the Swann did the TeieirrauhNo. 3. namefv. mm them, in in nan Still our boats do not care or desire to do so. They with to insure their connection', the satcty of their freight and the lives of their passengers.

They wih the public emphatically to understand this Still, if the Pittsburg line wishes to test the matter, we understand thai the David White Is willing to give them one trial trip against any boat in their line, and thai a gentleman of this place haa $5,000 to put up whenever any boat of the PltUburg line wlflhes to cast the matter. would make a paying trip lor one of the boats; so come on, gentlemen, and beat the David White. Any communication on the subject can be addressed to S. C. Bker who are prepared to make the necessary arrangements.

Bibth and Death During the trip ol the John Mc Fade torn the Wabaflh to Cincinnati a girl was born on board, and christened Eliza McPaden Rogerj. The parents of the child reside at New Albany, la. A deck hand named Henry Mallon, from Detroif fell overboard at the mouth of Salt river, and was drowned. We learn from the Madison Courier that Mr. Temple has closed a contract with Rodgirs Sherlock to build a boatfortha New Orleans trade.

The machinery of the old Chas. Hammond will ba used. Thanks to Geo. W. Steed, the admirable second clerk of tho Gen.

Pike, for the latest St. Louis favors and a manlfestand memorandum. The Gen. Pike is tho regular mall and passenger packet for St. Louis to-day.

She starts at 11 o'clock from Portland. The General Is a popular boat with passengers, which, in a great measure, la owing to the urbanity Bnd uniform attentions of Capt. Jonea and R. H. Woolfolk, the clerk.

Attached. We learn that the steamer Jamestown was attached at the wharf yesterday, at the suit of sev. eral citizens of Cloverport, who state that they were beiet and beaten by the officers of the Jamestown and that they had their wood taken from them withutt payment. Another Changs. The Faction, on her arrival from St.

Louis, will be laid up to repair. The Fanny Smith starts to St. Louts Friday In plaee of the packet Fashion. The Quaker CUy, a Pittsburg model, arrived here last evening with a large amount of merchandise. The beautiful packetZMue Wmg No 2 starts to all the landings on Kentueky river this afternoon at 3 o'clock.

The staamer Bride wss sold by the Sheriff on Satur-day, to Martin Anshnliz it for 83000. Consignees per Baltimore from Wheeling will please send for their freight this morning early, as it wilt be discharged on the wharf by nine o'clock. Valuable Invention. The St. Louis packet Qm PUte is now using "Albert H.

Judd'd Monitor Water Guage," a new Invention Intended to report by blowing ou" steam from the common guage-cock, whenever there is a deficiency of water In boilers. The guage may be set at will, and it has been iund to be entirely accurate and reliable. The guage is made by Mr. St. Louis, and Capt.

Jones, who Is well-known as one of the moBt careful and competent officers on the river, deserves credit for so promptly seouring everything that can tend to the safaty and security of passengers under his charge. The Explosion of the Bee A statement appears In thej EvanBviUe Journal from Captain L. RogerB, of the Bee, who says In relation to the axplosion, that the defect was in a new theet which he had put In a boiler at Evanevllle. Thero wab but little stecm, and there was it sufficient quantity of water as tho wreck will how, as almosteverypartof the boat was wet. She had bean wooding about three quarters of an hour when the explosion took place, and Jmt before he hoard the Engineer try the water, and steam appeared to bo low end there was but vary little fire in the furnace.

"1 do not pretend to censure the mechanics that put in the new sheet. It was lighter Iron than the old, but we all supposed It to be stronger, but it split where it was riveted to the old iron, leaving all the rlveia in the old sheet, and provea it had been a bad piece of Iron." Captain Rogerj, of the Bee, wag standing on the fore castle, and escaped uninjured. He haa all his family on board, not one of whom was injured, although nearly all the cabin was torn to pieces avry lucky escape. Mr. Thompiou, tbe first engineer, was sleeping Iu his berth, Just over the boilers.

The mattress upon which he lay, and bad clothes, were literally torn to pieces while he was thrown over into awood boat, and escaped without injury. He says this Is the third time he hus been blown up, and he is getting used to It but wa never blown up when on watch. No use insuring hig lifp. The Steamer Baltimore Union Line. The new packet Baltimore arrived from Wheeling yesterdsty on her first trip.

She is a most beautiful end magnificent craft, wnh a faultless model, and the exact counterpart of her twin sister the Tlioe- Swann, From her appearance it evident that every care and expense has been bestowed upon her construction, with some few im provementa upon the Swnnn, which it is thought wilj make her a little faster. Her water wheel is somewhat larger, with about six inches more length of bucket. The wheels are also placed further forward than the Swann'i, which we think a decided a 'vantage. Our fait, and clever frfand, Capt. John List, of Whee'-ing, came here on the Baltimore, and took great prido in showing the crowds of our citizens, who thronged the boat, her many good qualities and beauties.

The Baltimore starts to Wheeling this afternoon, positively at 3 o'clock, and passengers will find her a most desirable conveyance to the East. She was detained on her down trip by the tog on the river, and the large amount of merchandize she had for all points along the river. Capt. Clarke, of the Baltimore, is a very clever man, and one of the best pilots and boatmen on the river. The Thos.

Swann will be down thii evfuing, and return to Wheoling to-morrow, Thursday. Tha Falls City, tha most perfect boat afloai, tho packet for Wheeling Friday. Tho Alvin Adams arrived at Wheeling Mitd-iy mli, and stirted to this city again yesterday. The Alvin starts to Wheeling again noxt Saturday. The Telegraph No.

3, tho long-armed flier, that came within half a minute of the best time to Madison that was ever maHe, starts to Cincinnati to-day at half-past 10 o'clock. Wk are authorized by Capt. Z. M. Sherley to say that the banter of 500 of Pork hat four boats In the Union Line can beat the Telegraph No.

3 to Cincinnati published in the Courier yesterday, will be accepted by him provid the value of tbe tame be put up in money. Thanks to our young and attentive friend, Henry Mitchell, of the Smtann for full files of New Orleans papers and a memorandum and manifest of the boat's cargo A'so the clerk of the Empire for similar favors. The Empire and the Sultana, we understand, had it "nip Bnd nig" all the way up. They arrived at so la to an fcour that we are unable to publish their receipts in this morning's edition. The Difference.

Wo see by the manifests of the Buektye State and David White, the former published In Pittsburgh, and the latter In Wheeling, that tho Buckeye State on her late run, had seventeen tons of freight and the David White had upwards of two hundred tons. The David White attended to all way bas'neBS, and was full. of passengers, end the other boat made no top except tor fuel, and had but few passengers. Bulk Pork. The steames Return went down over the falls to New Altany Monday, and took In a cargo of 250 tons bulk pork for Pittsburgh.

She returned through the canal last evening on her way to the smoke city, where it may ba converted into bacon. The MxMPHig We learn that the Memphis No. 2, Capt. Mann, has been thoroughly overhauled, and will start to Memphis next Thursday, from Cincinnati. First Steamboat.

The hull of a steamboat now lies at the boat yard, which is thoflrstboatas yotturoed out Tram MariinsvLle, Ohio. It was built by Mr. Wail, of that thriving little place, for Capt. John McManaway, and is intended for the pig metal trade Wheeling Gaz. Tobacco Inspection.

A bill haa been introduced into the Senate establishing a very olabo system of tobacco inspection i-r the State. It provides for the appointment by the Governor with the advice and consent of the Senate, of seven inspectors of tobacco, to be denominated the Board of Tobacco Inspectors of the State of Louiaana. The inspectors are to be appointed for the lerm of four yeara, and are required to take an oath and to give bonds for the faithful discharge of their duties. The Board i to be organized by ihe appointment of one of its members as President and another as Secretary, and is to have a common seal. The President is ex officio Treasurer of the Board.

For any wilful violation of his duties the treasurer ta made criminally responsible. The Board is empowered to sue and be sued. The act prescribes at length the duties of the inspectors. The law is to have effect from the first of May neit New Oruant Picayune Jas. Appclgato is a candidate in the eighth ward for the ommon council.

m33 dte OFFICE OF THE LOUISVILLE COURIER, Tukbday Evening, March 22. There has been but a moderate degree of activity prevailing in the market to-day, and trausaciion are of a limited character ia pretty' much all menta. The Dry Goods trade, however, appears' active, with a good number of buyere In the cliy. The weather to-day is remarkably clear and pleasant. E4GGING AND ROPE We hear of light sales at 1213cfor Bagging, andfiGc for Rope; alio a sale ot extra Rope at 6c.

HEMPRather dull at quotations, with sales of vari rious lots Kentucky, dew-rotted at 8105 ton, and a sale of common at $100. COTTON. A light sale of Alabama at 8o. SEED3. One or two light sales of clover seed were made at 85 90S6; but holders have advanced to SG 25.

Sales of timothy at S2 50 82 75. Clean Blue grass scarce at 75S2- FLOUR AND GRAIN. We quote the market wlthjalea of 270 barrels, Indiana mixed lots at 63 60 S3 and Bales of 80 bbli from itorea at S3 70. Extra and eboico brands range from 50 to 75 cents higher. Wheat scares at 656Sc.

Corn dull at 40345 cents for shelled from stores. Oata 30c. GROCERIES. The receipts and stocks are larger than atany previous seaBOn, and the market at present is dull. Wo quote sales of 135 bags Rio Coffee at 9ie 10c.

Sales of about CO hhds common to fair sugar at i5e. Plantation molasses at 29c': PROVISIONS We hear of sales of 180 bbls mess pork at $14 73. Bacon quiet, with light receipts from wagons at 6c for shoulders: 8c for sides; and 9c for choice hams. Salts from stores of 30 casks at 64efor shoulders; Sector plain hams; and7c for ribbed sides. 1 OBACCO.

The sales Tueiday were 108 hhds at the three auction houes at S3 5033 all grades. in ine sale were 87 bhds at S4 and upwards, and one third of these sold for upwrrds of $5. WHISKY. Sales of 325 bbls of raw at the wharf to- day at ISVsalsaic, chieKyat the higher figure. iitlUHT3.

Dull and unchanged, and but little of fering to any point. N. Y. Cattle Market. MABCW22, M.

Sales 2.0D0 hmT.I Bt 7bQV. ora 'Pa market closed dull. Sheip sold at irom 93 50 to ana uaivcs and S45. St. Ionis market.

March 19, P.M. S107 50; 85 at 8110. Tobacco Sales 4 hhds common manufacturing at $6 75, 5 75 and 35 50. is offered at 6 50. Hides Bry flint fln0.

1 do rtr Woa fYii- Col -tMnT3 Choice 82i85c, CRBIVALS AT THE PEINCIPAI HOTELS. LOUISVILLE HOTEL M. Kzxs, Elliott Cin Huot do A Faytonllendeisn Bntchullur Chicag Merrimee Lebnn Rose Bradfordsv Caldwell Ky Hays Goapt Bishop Boyle McAfee 1 Harrodsb Miss Bruce II Luddeth Lincoln Forbes do JI Helm Dmr MarB Harrodsbif Huff do PPaul 1.1 Reaoy CIu i Nandon Winches, Crump Co'umb Clark do Dubois II! 3 Soiam Gin BoTrman Bardsto 3 Perry Coy VV HStandeiord Shelbvp DrMcLane La Latham do Miss Latham do Miss Herrick do Young Phil Wright Bait Cooper Uawsv Campbell MadUonv Cin McGoodwln Green Culrert do Younglove do Sale Ala A Fort do Downs do A Nelson Tuscnmu Law lnd G4LT HOUSE- Bissop A FiCLDt. Montague A Bedford Finch lnd IS Martindale do Johnson do 8 McDowell do Evans do McEveston Teno 8 Percy do Dean Grubbs do Byler VN Koblnson Ala Ellott NYitER Hunt Cin McIlvainOblo TbDmas town Bradshaw low a McCortln do Hjlt Daytn ReederCin Miss Rhodo Barditu Mrs Hite do Wood do Cady lnd Roland St Muller Cin Miss Andrews Tex -i Thompson Miss A Salle Johnson A Frazar Detroit A Frazer do Chaplin Bostn ar lraoue ira Kiln ublett Kv EJ Eastman Tenu Spencer de A snunoacK uo McNutt do Cooper do 3 Mattock do MCook Miss A. Peterson do Harris Mo Cushman do 3 Allan do Gray do Hamilton lowa Hudnut Edinwlv Rickeita Madt hllioit Btrdstn HSGeyerMo EXCHANGE HOTEL.

-Hall itBLBuso. Hartow Barren Martin Ark Walker adi Walker do Lorian Hopkinsv ATwjnwn do Sutton Pulaski CapJInger Presionv Coghllt Carroll MGoti" Union Tolbott Salem 4 Crew Va Paul WHaurford Mtfilllaad Hester Bedfd Walker Springfld CT Cunningham do Duncan Leban Smith Knlghtotn SL Foulkedo Sanall 1 Lawrbg Harley Boyle Roberts Trimble Johnson Ky A Moora do A Dickerson Bardst Bhadburu La Pric Jaeksonv Watts Pt Union Haydocs 1 SmllbJ Doren fcl Cale Hoge 1 111 Ballard inch eat Dufurdorf Westn Hutinat Edlnbg OWEN'S HOTEL W. it. Owew, Propfletiii Buce Salem KoMahan do Taughton co Wolf Corydn Hopkins Owenb Duony Hawsv Ulackwdll Ky Guin do Cushman Stepheiipt Atkieon Shelby? Hlnton do Willis do Mies Willis do Page Long run II Calkina Richrad Shindau Ky AH Shryor Worthing! Stannatd Sprlngv Collow Shepherdvl Caldwell do Bowman do Samuels do Roe lnd Furqaar do Wolle do Hoe do WCTarklngion do 5 Busk irk do Masters do Masters do Baufcb.Pt Royal Place Drennon Leather Andsrsii Roast do Locke do Powell Frankliuton 8 Scott do MaitWolf Corydn Buchman Haven 11 Buckraan do Caitigoulodpolis (J iu erica do Waddla Ruihv Jack on Utchmd Abbertson Cauton A Vance Adair Wheat Co urn Ford Mo Gryson lnd Hines Shelby orsea uommo Walker Vanceb Fitch lnd Moreman Hardenb A AMI do Yates do Gawder Padu SJ Earl do A Bayne Ky Lowry Stephenb A Levi Shapherdsvl ChrimbtsBalt Webb Orleans Ladd Tippecano9 A Simpson Paoli MIbb Simpson do 2 Coffin do ft Crutchen Spring Board 1 do Morris 1 do Miss Moreman do Board do Fair Ohio Philips Laban Burks Salem Grim St Lou Mitchell Nicholasv MEAL HOUSE-H Flnck Mad ltftiibin Lag rang A Rose do Norland do Whitaker Sllgo Mitchel Tex Head Oldham M. M.

Neal Proprietor. McMeekinjNelan Fisher Oidhm It Taliaferro Lagrang PriceNorthfid Hoover lnd Mrs Hooker do JWKalfuiTex L1CS HOUSE. Aice Hendricks NB Loberdo Johnston do Heady McCraehen Cash Franklin Fuel Madl Khea Columbs Miss Trotter Dauv Klogibuxy MJ JRHallFloydsfk Hop'iins Owonsb Parker Charlestu Parker do Itenyer Lafayetl GillmanG Cast'o A Burks Clsyv Curtis M-di Dr Knos Shelby Gaskioi Rodney PREUEIiWKS HALL, A Smith Clay Mr Rise Shelby Hopkins do Wllllamsv Miller Ky Thompson do Cleveland do Owen Einlnrce Prewltt JeflVu Baxter Bullitt Ryan Wash co Bird do Phillips Mai ion Pleik do 3 Hays 1 Hay spring FOR RENT. A SMALL FARM, IMi miles from the city, on the Preston street plank road, asjresU of Land, a Brick House, with six large rooms, kitcoea, lervrnts' room, cistern, smoke house, sttblei and corn cribe. I will give a lease of from 3 to 5 years to a good tenant.

Inquire of WM. R. TAYLOR, on tbe premises. J. C.

BUCKLES J. F. A. CLARKE. LOUISVILLE, KY NEW YORK.

VA. JT. C. BUCKLES CLARKES, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, ml7 dim WHEELING, VA. OANNEL COAL.

ON couaigmnent and for sale, foh cash only, when ordered, which can be had by calling at the coal office of MILLER tfc McMlCHAEL. ml7 dim Wall street, near Main. 1S53 SPRING STYIiKS- 1853 MILLINERY. NO. 100 FOURTH STREET, LOUISVILLE.

MRS. A. BEATTIE respectfnl'y informs the ladies of Louisville and vicinity that she is now in receipt of a large and choica assortment of Spring MHUneryand Fancy Goods Embracing the latet and most elegant styles of ladles' Dress HaU; French, English and American Bonnets; children's Hats, Paris Ribbons; French Bridal Wreaths; Dress CapB; rich embroidered Capes, Collars, Cb'mezetteSvfind Undersleaves; Mourning Collar and Siaeres; Scarfs, Veils, Handkerchiefs, Glovoi Mitts, Fans, Combs, selected in person in the Eastern cities, from tbe best and latest importations. In rtyle, texture aud elegance, this assortment will compare favorably with any stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods in any market, either East or West. New designs promptly supplied as soon as 'bay appear in the Eastern markets.

raPOrdera promptly and faithfully filled. mi5 dtf MRS. J. A BEATTIE, 100 Fourth st. FRANK W.

VOGDES, ARCHITECT, TH1EB STREET, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. PERSONS purposing to build, can see at tho above office Designs for various kinds ot Buildings. rab.15 d2m CARRIAGE TRIM MINOS! C. STONE, OPPOSITE THE QALT HOOSB, LOUISVILLE, BEGS leave to inform his cus-( tomtrs and the public that nenai just received a large addition to his iutmer stock, whicn makes It vry complete, consisting in part of the following articles, viz; blue, drab, green, brown and claret CLOTHS; blue, black, drab, green, brown and claret Enamelled Leather; Silk and Silk Fringes; 3Pk and worsted Laces; Damasks; fine Coach Lamps; Springs; patent, half pattnt and plain Axles; Bom. Castings; Sorewe; Dashes; Bubs, and all other articles used in Carriage Trimming, all of which will be sold as lowas can be had In the west.

Orderafrom a distance promptly filled. dim c. siowis. MILLINERS WANTED. A NUMBER of competent MILL1NERB osn find reg nlar employment for the season, at good wages, by applying Mo.

100 Fourth streat. mla dtf quested to attend a meeting at Temperance IUH, fm Market street, this evening ath iHpait seven o'cluek Rev. Mr. Evarts, Rev. Jamet ung, G.

W. I' tnd others will address the meeting. A fall meeting of the trlends ol tne cause is desired. mS3 dl. NOTICE.

ELDER E. PINKSTON will preach at the Christian Church this (Wednesday) evening at early gas light. m23dl Eg As the mighty Ohio, which sprangfrom a rill In the mountain, rol'c on in Its grandeur to the ocean, in creasing and widening as it advances, so Is the demand for Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers. RAYMOND PATTEN Agents. For sale by all Druggists.

na22 COULDN'T MAKE THE CHANGE. We heard of a wag who stepped into one of our fash ionable Saloons the other day, and, after swallowing a 'smashr," threw a Ten-penny Nail upon the counter, and, with mock tiravltv, demanded his ohange. The clerk, nothing daunted, picked up the nail, stepped to the monej -drawer, looked In, and then handed the nail back to the customer, at the same time informing him that "it was impossible for him to change it, as they were all out of This only illustrates the scaralty of change which exists at tha present time. We cannot account for it, except it is because WEBSTER Daguerreotyplsts, 479 Main street, use up tuch largo quantities of the raw material In the shape of Silver Plate. mlS the Oldest Resident of the City of Louisville and any Family of Six Brothers or Sisters.

The proprietor is now preparing for his splendid frame to be exhibited at the Crystal Palace, New York, specimens of Duguerrean Art, and he la desirous of placing among the distinguished and remarkable men of Kentucky, the likeness ot the oldest resident of Louisville, and a groups of six brothers or sisters A challenge has been thrown out by tha London and New York operators to a trial of skill, to be exhibited at the CryBtal Palace, and the proprietor, at tho earnest solicitation of his patrons, has determined to take up the gsuntletand show that a Western Artist can compete with any iu the world. At the Gallery, No. 477, Main street, which Is free for admission, can ba seen specimens of tho finest workmanship and skill in the Art. mlS J. A.

KIMBALL. l2PThe lifo-Hke resemblance, richness of tone and boauty of finish imparted to Daguerreotype Pictures taken by T. C. KYTE No. 5174, Main street, south side, between Third and Fourth, added to their extremely low prices, have secured to them vary Ho-oral patronage.

Think not these portraits by the sunlight made, Shades though they are, will like a shadow fade; No Kyte'slife-like pictures mockingjlecay, Will still be fresh and vivid as the day. j4 Li iu viIlLTk nufipiTA77iB F. Having received tne agency of Dental In truuieuts lately held by tho firm ot Sutclitfe, MeAlHs? ni 1 would respectfully call the attention of Dor Us ti to my stock of Instruments, TeMh, Arc, which will atall times be full and complete. Orders from tho country, accompanied by tbe cash, will receive prompt attention. S.

F. DAWES, Agent for Jones, White Jc Druggist and Apothecary, corner Jederson and Fourth. jl3dly Fyit Is an erroneous idea that disease cannot be cured except by taking largo quantities of medicines into the stomach, in a great mauy cses of which much injury is done, although tbo disease in poiut be actually cured. The contc of the stomach by continued use of naueatiog mixtures, frequently become so much disordered that the digestive function is seriously Irjured, the result of which Is dyflpepaia, nervouaneea, chollcs, alternate diarrhoea and coativenesi, flatulanoy, nightmare, etc. Would it therefore, bo very desirable to possess a remedy, which being applied externally, would escito the obioi bents to increased action, and thus carry off through ibis medium, tho deleteriouu principle which is te direct cause of the disease? Purely every thinking man will admit that thiu would natonly bd the moat plmaant, bat far tho salest means to effect tbe desired end.

The almost superhuman cures performed by tho Arabian phyiiclans iu tho days of old wore mainly etiected by this course of treat-men ingredients of which H. G. Farrell'a Celebrate Liniment is composed, ar-j extracted from rare pUnta peculiar to Arabia. This great Liniment, whicn is now to be had of mot respectable druggists and merchants In every town in the United States, ts dafiv effecting cures which seemed beyond tha power of medicine to control consumption, bron- cnitis, ana nvor compiaims in inotr ursi Biases, nervoua aiTections, indigestion, enlargement of the spleen, scrofulous tumors, goitre, are irequt'ntly cured, aud always relieved by its use. It Is unsurpassed asau anodyne relieving severe pains in a few minutes alter its application, it soothes the irritated nerves, aud produces that delightful tranquility so grateful, to the nervous invalid.

Sprains, bruises, wounds, burns, sore throat, chilblains, rheumatism, sun pain, etc, are speedily cured oy for nearly all ailments tn horses or cattle, requiring an oxternal application, it is an effectual remedy. Look out for Counterfeits! Tho public are cautioned against another counterfeit, which has made ts appearance called W. B. Farrell's Arabian Liniment, tbe most dangerous of all the counterfaita, because his having the njme of Fane fl, mauy wiil buy it in good without the knowledge that a counterfeit exists, and they will perhaps discovor their error when thespurious mixture cas wroughtits evilefi'ects. The aenuine article is manufactured only by H.

O. Farroll, sole invcLtor and proprietor, and wholesale druggist, No. 17 Main street, Peoria, Illinois, to whom all sDullcations for Agencies must ba addressed, ite sureyougct it with tho H. G. before FarroU8, thus H.

(J. FARLtELL'S and his signature on the wrapper; all others are couuterieits. Sold by tho dozen, gross or single vial at tho (J. S. Medical Agency No.

90 Fourth street. H. HAYCRAFT. Auent. aud by regularly authorized agents throughout the U.

States. igPrice So and 50 cents, and SI per bottlo. Airijntfl wanted in every town, village and hamlet in the United States, in whicn onols not already establish ed. Address II, fi. Farroll as above, accompaned with good reference ss to character, responsibility, ic ml d(twm TO THE TRAVELING COMMUNITY.

RKCOtt.uND by tho Medical Facalty In New York. Philadelphia, and bv Physicians sanerallv in the United States, Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps, A superlative Tonic, Diuretic, Autl-Dyspetic and Invigo rutins uordlai, ana especially recommenaea to all per onj iealalng or traveling tao boutuern and Western States, as a demonstrated Preventive ol" those derange ments of the Stomach and Bowels produced by tho wa ter of those regions, and superinducing tho Cholera, Aguo.Hemittent and Billious Fevers, now chiefly peculiar to them. Tho vltrorous and invariable supeuonty of Wolfe's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps, in all those cases of Incipient Dropsy, Kidney Complaints, Gravel and Stone, producing Chronic inflammation, Gout, Kbeumatlim, General Debility, Dyspepsia and Emuciatlon, for which pure Holland GI.i has bean prescribed by tho regular medical faculty, universally, whereverthe could obtain it, is now freely admitted by the moat distinguished members ot tne proicssion, ana me most eminently successful practitioners in every part uf the United Ssates. The Incomparably superior efficacy ol the Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps, as thus professionally proved and certified, arises entirely from Its Infinitely superior qual ity ana umuuvuvo wiuiubi auiwnu urn oi equal purity of rectification can bo obtained, either In America or foregn market, at any price It ia manufsp lured by the proprietor exclusively, atSchiedam in Hoi land, by a process peculiar to his own factory. Il I-flavored and medicated, nut by the common harsb bii ry but by the choice botanical variety ot the Aromtil Italian Juniper berry, whoto more vinlous extract distilled and rectified with its spirituous solvent, aa thus becomaB a concentrated tincture of exquiito prti perties.to any Holiandi Gin heretofor known.

The Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps can be obtained In cases containing eaen two dozen bottles, either quarts or Dints, according to order. Tho bottles ara nnntlv labeled nnd wrapped, and each bears the lac lilmile ol the proprietor's signature, without which the artifile Is unquestionably spurious. For sale by the case by all the principal Druggists and Grocers In the city and United States. Physician isupplied gratuitously iorchemlcalanalvsii and trial, by letter intimating their readiness to accept It. AgentB who wish their names added to this advertisement will apply by letter to the subscriber.

uuujjrtau nuu1, importer, 2 Beaver street, New York. For sale by RAYMOND PATTEN, Fourth st. J18 THE VACCINE DSPOT. IS removed to that old pond (near that new gpbost market house,) corner of Eleventh and Mar-S ket streets, which has been filled up, not with skd train ana arego irom trie streets, out witn a neat dwelling and two stores, one of which Is filled with a stock of good Drug and Medicines. And, altogether, Is quite an acquisition to that part of the ty.

The proprietor, Dr. J. R. BETTISON, willattend personally to compounding Physicians' Recipas and Family Medicines, and carefully label each package, to prevent mistakes when children are snnt. He will also Extract and Plug Teeth, and Vaccinate all who may favor him with their custom.

Thankful to a generous public for all past favors, he Is determined by all honorable means to merits continuance oi the same. The following ure among many articles for sale, Fre Vaccine Matter, from healthy children; Engliih Horsa Liniment, used by ail who have tried it; Letneon Tooth Acha Elixir, on effectual and safe remedy; Yeast Powders and Quick Yeasts; Eascccces, Godfrey's Cordiul, Bateman's Drops; Dr. Urbana Antl Bacchanalian Elixir and Ague Pow ders; Dr. Mortimore's Rheumatic Compound and Bitter Cordial: Segrs, crack Tobacco, Snuff, FALLS CITY INSURANCE COMPANY. OjjUt Main street, opposite Louisville Hotel, bet.

SIXTB AND 3EVHNTH, LOUICVlIXt, KT. Chartered Capital Of which paid and secured. jr Continues toinsure agalnstloss by iireon hulls of steamboats and other Rood vessels; also ongo'tds, stock, fcc, by river, lake, Ttf canal and railroad routes, and on any of tnenavigaDie waters or mgn seas oi me commercial world. N.C.SCMMKR8,Sac'y. R.BURGE.Prea't DIRXCT033.

John A.Dunlop, Robert Boatty, E. Snoddy, John Ferguson, James Bridgeford, Chas. Q. Armstrong Jy23dlyls a. MILLER, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, APOTHECARY HALL, THIRD STREET, Between Market and Jefferson, WHKrtK the public may always rely on having Physicians' Prescriptions accurately pl and scientifically compounded.

He is regu A I A lnrl? in rfiCHint uf nil tha nrnv Articles wlthwSB which Chemistry is furnishing the Materia Med lea, and can manufacture such as the market does not afford. All the new and improved prccessesof Pnarmacyareprac Used byihim, and he begs tocall attention to a prepara tion of his own, a highly CONCENT AA TED EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER, Which he feels assured needs only a trial to be appreciated by all who have occasion io use an invigorating tonic and stomachic. It is sold by most of the Apothecaries in the city, and may be purchaied by wholesale, on reasonable terms, of himseli, or of Wilson, starblrd Smith, J. R- Montgomury ac and wholesale Druggists generally. m7 J.

M. GUITEAU, Attorney and Counsellor at law and Commissioner of Deeds, FOR OHIO ArfU OTHER WESTERN STATBS, (LATK OP CINCINNATI,) HAS established himself in his profession in New York city, where all communications will receive prompt attention. Office, No. 14 Wall street; New York. dtf WANTED.

AAA SOUTHERN BANK OF KENTUCKY STOCK at thehlgheat market price. nUb dtf HUICHINGS 457 Main it. ARRTVATj OF THE ATLANTIC Decline in Cotton and Flour Advance in Corn. New York, March 22, P. M.

The Atlantic arrived this morning at 6 o'clock. Commercial Intelligence. Cotton to 14,000 bales. urieana iair od; ao mtaaiing osa; upiana iairs-tsa do middling SVfid. All qualities have slightly declined.

Sneculators took 1000 andeiDorters 1000 bales. The trade at Manchester haa slightly declined since our last. Flour The demand is moderate, and prices favor Oliver: aacimea ba -dbtddi. Corn All qualities have slightly advanced; yellow 3X8, wmie jyB. Consols -There is no eaanire: 99Ua99t.

The Havre cotton market hps undergone no quotable change since our last. The demand is moderate and in favor of buvers. Cofide The demand is active; there is no change in prlcsa. Lard and Bice The demand la moderate from the trade aodior export. Quote cotton steadv ud to Tuesday, when it declined in consequence of the Niagara's advices, closing dull and gloomy.

Imports for three days Grain Large arrivals caused Friday's prices nt to be attainable. Flour Freely offered at a decline of 6a9d. The Niagara arrived out on the 8th. The confiscations in faombardyhad began. The Russian Envoy had arrived at Constantinople.

There is a report that Mazzini escaped on board of au English Irigate at Genoa. In the House of Commons allusion wasmado to Mr. Everett's fetter to the President of the United on the subject of the ship canal across the Isthmus, and asked whether the Government had received any intimation on the subject, aud if so, whether it was prepared to State its views Lord John iiussell replied, stating lhat recent intelligence induced the Government to think that the Convention concluded with the United States would not answer the purpose of tne projectors oi that canal, they having changed the scheme from a canal admitting the largest sized vessels to one admitting only coasters. The Government had therefore communicated to the United States on the Bubject, declaring that the object originally contemplated would be frustrated, and that another plan had been proposed, of which the Government thought favorably, and would be very glad if the American Government would concur. The Government proposed to establish a mint in Australia.

Parliament will be prorogued on the 8th. The steamer Thomas arrived on the 6th from West India, with the Pacific maia and nearly a million in specie. The ship Eliza Bourrcount, of New Orleans, has been wrecked. The trade returns to the 5th of February show an increase of asportations over last year of nearly two million and a half pounds sterling. The Cunard steamer Alps sailedfor New York via Boston on Saturday.

France. The Emperor has appointed a commissioner to visst every Empire and inquire into the wants of the country. Father Laacrhaire waa ordered to visit Paris for ailuding to the Emperor in harsh language in a sermon. Prince Camereua, cousin of the Emperor, committed suicide at Patis on the 4th. A tradesman of Paris was arrested, charged by a dying woman, with shooting the Archbishop of Paris during the reyolution of 1848.

Spain. Rosas has been olected President of the Chamber of Deputies. Portugal. The Northern Provinces were visited with an immense full of snow. Many of the wineaarriers perished, fllairea were driven from the mountains, and were prowling about the villages The weather at Lisbon was unusually cold, and much sickness prevailed.

The Emperor of Austria has nearly recovered Irom his wound. Provost, the conspirator, was led to Pesth iu chains. The object of the conspirators was to deliver the parties into the hands of the Mag-yors. Five hundred arrests were made at Peath. The Rothchilds have taken the Sardianan loan.

Mozzini has published two letters, and have produced a disunion in the Democratic Court. The U. S. frigates Cumberland and St. Louis had arrived at Geneva.

The Roman States are generally quiet. Among the Eight new Cardinals five are Italians. The Hungarians and Pofes serving iu ihe Turkish armies are to be dismissed, and the Pone withdraws his troops from Montenegro and payi 4 000,000 piastres to the Austrian subjecls. LONDON MARKETS. Groceries Sugar is inscllve at full prices Coffee inactive and unchangt d.

Pig Iron Scotch flat 52s. Money Inactive and rates unaltered. Cotton- Brown Shipley quota probable deolltirt full hb, under Niagara's news. Extra. Session of the Senate.

Washington. March 21. Mr. Everett spoke two hours on Central American affairs, and endorsed the Clayton and Bulwer treaty. He declared that England was raady to abandon the Musquito protectorate and join in harmony with the States.

There is no danger of war. The Republic says thatMr. Fillmore does not leave for the South before the fiist of April, and that it is more than probable he will abandon his contemplated Southern tour, owing to the illness of Mr. Filtuore. Senate Proceedings Washington, March deiiate Several communications from the Secretary of the Interior were received.

The committee on the Mexican bonndry were allowed until next session to make their report. The Senate then went into executive session, afterwards a message was received from the President, in answer to the resolution calling for the correspondence relative to the French revolution in December, 1851. Confirmations. Baltimore, March 21. The following confirmations were made to-day; Dudley Mann.

Assistant Secretary of State; John Hi Campbell, 01 Mobile, as of the Supreme Court of the TJ. S. via Judge McKinley, deceasedi Trial of Spring for Murder. Philadelphia, March 22. The Spring trial causes agreat deal of excitement.

His son was this afternoon: on the witness's stand for throe hours. He is a manly and intelligent hoy, 18 years of age. The examination is not finished. Ulver New. St.

Louis, March 22. Tho weather is mild and pleasant. The river falling slowly. Cincinnati, March 22, M. The river has fal Ion 24 inches.

The weather is pleasut. Cincinnati. March 22, M. River husfiVlen 2 feet. Weather is fine.

PrrrsBURfi, March 22, P. M. Six feet throe inches water in the channel. Weather clear. Telegraph Markers.

Cincinnati, March G3, M. Fr.oUB Is dull at S3 60. Whisky Sales at Pbovisions The only sale was 100 hbd sides in dry salt packed Gbbabb Sales 111 bbls Ghccebies Sugar 1 easier, and prices range from 4 Mi to 5Mjc. Molasses nas declined to SaSSVfr. Coffae We quote at lOalOc.

lovkbs EH Sales at S3 70a5 SO. Cincinnati, March 23, P. M. The markets continue dull. Flour- 300 bbls sold at $3 60.

Whiskt Sales at 18Sfe. Provisions Sale 100 hhds aides in dry salt, packed, atG; 1,000 bbls mess pork sold at SH. GaocKRitts Sak-s of lOOhhda sugar at5V.iar.Vi; molasses wt? quota at 2SaS8. clover at5 80s5 90. ISUTTKB Firm at sllghtrecelpts.

St. Louis, March 33. Tbe markets are inactive. Flour la dnll; no export demand, and we quote at S3 30. Geain Corn Sales at 35c.

Oats have declined, with sales ot 4,000 bushel Provisions Are unchanged, with large arrivalafrom above iinjr forward. Whisky We quote at Lead Sales at 6 00. Hemp isunchanged. New York, March 22, M-Floor Sales 7000 bbls; State S4 5Sae468, Ohio 84 62a $4 75. and achve: 800 bbls Southern sold at 9i 87: in moderate demand.

GaAiNSalea 3000 bushels wheat; Genesee SI 22; unsettled. Sales 16,500 buBhels corn-, white 62, yellow 65c, andp'ecty. WHisKY-ales 300 bbls and firm. PnovialoNt Mess pork SI5 75, prImeS14 Beef is heavy. New York, March 22, P.

M- Cotton Is easier, with sales of 15,900 balsa. Floor Sales of 12,000 bbls; State at 84 52; Ohio4 73r84 87, firm: 2,000 bbls Southern sold at 4 easier. Grain Sales of 1,000 buihela Genesee Wheat at 81 per bushel. There Is but small business doing in wheat, and concessions are demandtd, but not met by holders. Corn, sales of bushels mixed, at 64c for white, and 65o for yellow, easier.

Whiskt Sales of 300 bbls prison at 220, firm. Provisions sales of 300 bbls mess pork 56, firm. Sales of 700 bbls mets beef at 13, firm. "ales of 150 casks beef hama at Irregular. 200 casks shoulders Bold at 6Vie634c.

Hams at 9388934, heavy. Sales 200 bbls lard at 500 kees lard to arrive at lOVi, easier. Butter Is plenty at 10al6a. Grocktiks Sales of 1,200 bags Java at Rio at active. Sugar is dull and declining.

Sales ot 200 hhds, Orleans 4a5c. molasses is inactive POLICE COURT. HON. JOHN JOYES, JUDGE I. LANCASTER CITY ATTORNEY.

March 22. Wm. Fiusimmon? was arrested by officer W. L. Jt-nes, of Portland, on the charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct.

He was very outrageous and perfectly wild, and he was compelled to tie mm hand and foot. Fltz says be was a stranger, and had been drinking a little whisky, brandy and wine, and it sot him crazy, and he felt very sorry and sore too. The court, upon promise, concluded to let him off. Caution VIeit, waa arrested on the charge of passing a two dollar counterfeit n-te on Mr. Oiler, and attempting to utter another counterfeit note of the de nomination of 810 He whb arrested by officer Kerr, and conideratle money was found in his possesion, which was good, and It n-t appearing that he had attempted to dalraud, the charge was dismissed, DIED In Jefferson county, Ky.

i on the evening instant, after a short Hints, Hn Ethblisd Shaw, consort of R. W. Shaw, inthe2Gth yearofher age. Lexington aud Owensboro'papers please copy KATES, READY STRAPPED, icraale by Mechanics' Institute The preliminary meeting of friends of the contemplated Mechanics' Institute of held last night in the hall over tbo Postoffice, was largely attended, and by the right Jcind of men. A good deal of discussion was elicited by various motions touching the question of organization, and lha character of the proposed association.

A committee was then appointed to draft a constitution, to be reported to an adjourned meeting to be held on Friday evening next, for consideration and adoption. A very good spirit prevailed, and wo have no donbtthatan excellent mechanical and manufacturing association will be the result of this effort. 03" Oottschalk's Second Concert was a superb affair. The young pianist eclipsed his previous magnificent performances in this city, Mr. Feit-lingersang even better than he did at the first concert.

Madame Ablamowicz acquitted herself with great credit singing as well, especially her. Mr. rough gave "The Monks of Old" with a rich flavor, and "brought down the house" just as we predicted he would. Mr. will return Louisville about (he middle of May, and give another entertain raent or two here.

He will be warmly wel comed. The Great Giantess. This great woman exhibiting opposite Walker's, on Third street, is attracting immense crowds to see her. Some eleven or twelve hundred persons visited her yastorday, most of them ladies, and among the number qiiilo a large portion of our first fami lies. All are pleased, all are astonished to see a live woman weighing 764 pounds and enjoying perfect health.

Only 15 cants the price of admission. Cart-men's Parade. It will be seen by their proceedings which we publish this morning, that the Cartmen of the city have established a bill of prices, and have determined to have a grand parade on Saturday afternoon next. They win assemDie at me corner oi ourra anu oroau-way streets, atl o'clock P. on that day, Suspicion of Poisoning.

We laari that a negro man, with his face dreadfully distoited and swollen, was picked upon the side-walk at the corner of Jefferson and Clay streets yesterday. He was taken to the Hospital-. It was suspictor-cd that he had taken poison, but by horn administered we could not learn. Illness of Caft. e3 ummkri We regret to learn that Capt.

J. B. Summers, the veteran of the mail line, lies dangeronaly ill at his residence si Newport, Ky. Capt. Summons has been laboring under the effects of a severe coldforsome time, and had temporarily returned from command to recruit his health.

His place in the mail line will he very difficult to fill. EjpJno. Breckeuridgo, M. juat relumed from Congress, made a speech at Georgetown upon his arrival there Monday last, announcing his willingness to become a candidate for Congress in the Ashlan i District. We incline to the opinion that alter the election he will wish he had accepted that appointment.

Kunkel's Conokbt Troupe. This excellent negro band of melodist will give another of their concerts to night, whon a variety of new pieces and dances will ha introduced. The concert last night was well attended, end the audience appeared highly pleased. Mad Cow. A now with hydrophobia, on Monday, created great consternation and alarm while rushing through the streets of this city.

She endeavored to enter a houss, when some one knocked her in the head with an axe and then cut her throat. Counterfeits, Two dollar notes of the Southern Bank ofKentucky(Owensboro branch) are in circulation at Wheoling. It resembles the original very cloBely. A defect, however, is visible in the vignette the eagle roughly exeen ted, and having a blurred appearance. The Joiners' Strike, It wilf be seen on iering to the communication in another column i meeting of the boat and house joiners of i (lis city resulted in favor of an increase of wages it the journeymen, by a majority of the employ Preaching It will be seen by the notice in another column, that Elder Pinkston will preach t-night at the Christian Church, corner of Fifth and Walnut streets.

It will be seen by the special notice in our advertising columns, that there will be a temper-nce meeting at Temperance Hall, Market street, this evening. iT The citizens of Henderson, are preparing to establish an Exchange and reading room. Celebration at Peru. The opening of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad is to be celebrated in splendid style, at Peru, next Monday, upon the arrival of the first train of cars at that place. ESThe Washington Union publishes a de-oree opening to commerce the tributaries of the Amazon and La Plata.

Nearly twenty porta are declared free. A Gkseroos Offer. Gen. Abner Curtis, a great shoe manufacturer of East Abington, has issued proposals to some twenty or thirty young men in his manufacturing warehouse, that if they will, the current year, be pru dent, economical, and faithful in their duties-show a balance sheet of savings, individually, of one hundred and fifty dollars, and consummate marriage on or before the first day of January next onbuing, then he will add, as a New Year's present, a house let upon his domain, and one hundred dollars for the purpose of assisting in the erection of a cottage-house, severally, to his corps of assistants aforesaid. The average of honesty in Philadelphia is 29 on; of 37 about 92 per cent, of diehon-tisty.

1 Thkek Pkksons Killed James Price, of Clay comity, killed Lewis Stivers, at Manchester, in an affray laat week. Wm. White killed a woman near Flat Lick, Knox county, Ky. A man by the name of Wagoner killed another by the name of Elliot, at Lynn Camp, Knox county, Ky this week. Somerset Gazette.

AIdifJnnl News by the Canada from Europe. Yore, March UQ Advices from the Cape of Good Hope to the 24th January, confirm the report of a great battle being fought between the English and Natives, which five hundred caffirs and forty British were killed. Advices from Miloourne, Australia, to the 6th December, say that the supply of gold is falling off. That provisions were declining. That f.rews for ships leaving were easily obtained.

The India mall had arrived at London, bring-iig adpices from. Shanghai- to tha 3d January SilkaandTea had largely advanced. The accounts of the insurrection in China, were inoagre. Large shipments of Rioe and Cotton were making to England, from Calcutta. At Alexandria, Egypt, all kinds of grain were much depressed.

At Liverpool the Cotton market closed with a belter feeling, and the better gra.des closed at the yfitnn current the week previous. American beef was arriving freely, and was dull, and inferior qualities were Jower. Cheese had advanced Is to 2s, and was in demand for the Lon don market. The sales of tobacco for the month were 18, 000 hhds. The maiket closed very active.

The government of Bolivia, South America, by a decree, opened upwards of twenty iporfgi on the Amazon and La Plata rivers to the of the world. 1 The N. Y. Expres has the following: The "Albany Atlas," avails itself of the fact that Mr. Guthrie the new of the Treasury, has "suspended" an order lor the payment of the 20 per cent, penalty to certain custom-house officers, made by Mr.

Corwin, to re-utter the cuckoo "Galphin" note, tfcc but the editor omits to notice that Mr. Walker took exactly the same view, just before nia retirement Irom office, which Mr. Corwin has taken, but Mr Meredith differed from him. Mr. Corwin susiaiaod Mr.

Walker, and Mr, Guthrie, it seems, coincides with Mr. Meredith so far as 10 order a suspension of proceeding in settling cunts involving these items until a further in-Vestigion of the matter in controversy. The i-H one upon the construcion of a statute, and $ere is no more Galphinism in it in a suit fit law. In me matter of the way, a Democratic Congress and Mr. Walker paid the.

prin-, and tue only ground there is for this GaU piun cuckoo cry is, that M. Wajker's snooessor paid the interest on a principal which Mr. Walker decided to be right." first one and assist in hauling the wagons, and that froze also. Mr. Allison says he conversed with an old man who had been in the mountains almost from boyhood, and he could recollect of but one winter so cold as the one just past.

St. Louis Intel. Spoils Hunting. A EMC ANTS FOR OFFICE FROM LOUISIANA, SOOTH OAEOLTNA, ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI. Washington, March 17.

1 LOUISIANA. For Collector Dr. Mercier, brother in-law to Senator Sonle, and Fire-eater. For Collector W. Qnarles, Fire-eater, recommended by General Quitman.

For Collector J. W. Breedlove, Union Democrat For Collector A- G. Penn. Union Democrat.

Naval Officer Jos. Genioss, (Recorder of First Municipality N. O.and Fire-eater.) Naval Officer Capt Leach, Fire-eater. Naval officer Dr. Wren, Fire eater and Fil-libuater.

Surveyor M. Marigny, Fire-eater. Surveyor Wm. Monegan, Fire-eater, Surveyor Col. Porter.

Fire-eater. Surveyor Wm. Quarles, Fire-eater, racoon- I mended by Gen. Quitman. Surveyor Vv.

P. Reyburn, Union Democrat. Postmaster W. G. Kendall, Union Democrat.

Postmaster i nner, Firo eater. Postmaster Reese, Fire eater. Postmaster Carman, Fire-eater. Poesmaster St, Martin, Fire-eater. SubiTreasu.y Guirot, Fire-eater.

Sub-Treasury Weeks, (doubtful U. S. Mint C. Bienvenue, Fire-eater. U.

S. Mint B. Avigno, Fire-eater. U. S.

Mint Dr. Dobbs, Marine Hospital Dr. Austin, Fire eater. Marine Hospital Dr. Bradbury, Fire-eater.

Marine Hospital Dr. Karr, Union Democrat. Dist. Attorney Seth Barton, Fire eater. Dist.

Attorney Durel, Fire eater, D.st Attorney Robertson, Fire. eater. Dist. Attorney, Jordan, Fire eater. Dist.

Attorney Clack, Fire-aater Dist. Attorney Mott, Union Democrat Dist Attorney Moise, Union Democrat. Appraisers iu Custom Home All Fire-eaters. Fur a Chargeehip Clendennen, Fire-eater. For Consul at Marsaiiles Derbes, Fire-eater.

Consul at Panama James, Fire aeter and FMibuster. Secretary of Legation Clack, Fire'eacer, Minister to Spain Gay a re, Fire-'eater. Commissioner of Patents Dr. Boid, Fire' eater. JV.

Y. Tribune. For "the Louisville Courier. Meeting of Cartmen. At a meeting of the Cartmen of tne city of Louis villa at the Court House, on Monday evening, the Slat for the purpose of adopting uniform scale of prices lor hauling, on motion Mr.

Wm.L. Murphy was talltil to the v-hair aud 6. F. Miller appointed Secretary, when the folio wine rates and rules forhanllne were submitted to the meeting and adopted; Mauling oi nrao una otuer articles to enemy, Twelfth and Broadway streets, each load or part of load SO cents. To Portland and Shippingport $1 25.

Intermediate places, and out the above limits, In the same proportion. Biiok hauling, six squares from the brick kiln, 75 cents per thousand; greater, distance in the same proportion; and no cart to haul ovtr 600 brick at one load. naming oy tne asy, uu. The above rates to commence on Monday, the 58th of March. It was moved, and carried, to meet on Fourth and Broadway, on Saturday, the 26th at 1 o'clcck, P.

for the purpose ot having a procession, and that two bands of music be engaged. It was moved and carried unanimously, that an efficient wheel committee bo appointed. Toe iouowing persons were appointed marsnais: John Kline, Preston Means, Oliver Wood, David Eaton, A. Sproula, James Farnsley. Resolved, That the uroceedincs of this meeting be published in the dally papers.

w. wunriii, unainnan. F. MiLLKfl Secretary. For the Louisville Courier.

March 22d. 3853. Messrs. Editors: Those interested in the welfare of the Boat and House Joiners of this city, will (we have no doubt) be pleased to bear tnat tne ourneymen nave auccoeiieu in uuuin- nc an increase in wases ol zo cents on the day, making the standard $1 75 per day, withiut forming a combination, or dictating to any man what he should or should not work for, or interfering with the public or piivate rights of either the employers or employed, and without any parading ol the streets, an act every way calculated to excite ill feeling, which we rejoice to say haa in thii 'nstance been avoided. At an adjourned meeting, neld at tue conrt House this morning-, the following report was made by the different Journeymen, as the reply of their different employers as named, showing a large majority in lavor oi tne increase.

It in cludes an, sd iaras neara irom: WILL GIVE THE ADVANCE. Messrs. H. Dix Hon. gler Leamon; Kell Sellby; Charles Taylor; George Hamp.

ton; David Willson, 10 some; James Shepherd, Istof April; Hiram AlcGee, M. Cleaten Evans; VVintringer; Martin C. McCarty; J. N. Breeder, 1st- ot April; William Martin; utuldi; John Bright.

WILL NOT OIVK IT. Bowser Lobach, will give but $10 00 per week; Thomas P. Parent; Benjamin Grimu; Joseph Davis; Heybaoh. dl A Cargo of Meat The steamer Arctic ar rived yesterday from Peoria, on her way to Pittsburgh, with a cargo ot abobt 450 tons of bulk meat. She had 30,000 pieces and 473 casks all, or nearly all; packed in dry salt, and intended for the Eastern markets.

St. Louis Neics. Arrivals of Vessels at Now Orleans. March 12. Shin John Garron and bark Fanny, from Liverpool; ship John W.

White, from Boston? Macedonia, from Wales; Lexington, Lapland and Colombo, from Liverpool. POET OF LOTTISVILIK. ARLUVAL3 Tuesday, March SS. Baltimorii, Clark, Wheeling. Ben Franklin, Joioson, i-iricinn6li.

Quaker City, MilUnger, Pittsburg. Mary Stephens, Cllne, Madison. United States. Ford, New Orleans. Jamestown, Riley, do.

Delta, Brlckell, do. Aictic. Devinney, do. Gen. Pike, Jmei, St.

Louis. J3rand Prairie, Plerson, St. Louii. Tfarabiirjf, Malln, Jo. DEPARTURES Return, Stoops, Pittsburg.

Arctlc, Devlnney, do. Ben. Franklin, Johnson, Cincinnati. U. StBtes, Ford, do.

Jamestown, Riley, do. Mary Stephens, Cllne, Madison. Fawn, Hollcroft, Henderson. Franklin Pierce, Hicks, Arkansas Lexington, Mather St. Louis.

Belle Key, Key. New Orleans. MEMoaANDuar. The Gen. Pike left St.

Louis ou Sat urday, March 19th, at 5 o'clock, p.m. In port for Ohio river, Itelndeer, Manchester and Elephant Met Suo quehanna atTurkey island; Royal Arch at Easbaskla. Beauty at Mnnslaco; Fashion at Commerce; Hindoo at Ohio City; Lady Pike Stewart's island; parsed Hamburg at Irish Jimmy's; Delta at Hurricane Island; met Telegraph at EvanEville; R. J. Ward at three mile Island: Emma Dean at French island; Indhna, Midatt Tishomingo and Gen.

Gaines, at Enterprise; passed Grnd Prairie at Troy; met Buckeye at Stepbemport; Pike at Concordia. RIVER IMPORTS. CINCINNATI- -Steamer Ben Franklin--6 bbls vlnfeg S.fchMTi:!! bxs. Gill: 1 ol rone. Miller: 12 bxs drugs.

Wilder; 2 bKs, Buckles; 7 do, 10 do, Ford bro; 8 do oysters, McLaughlin; 12 bbls vinegar, Hayuos Lane; 14 bbls seed, Byram Sc. co; fipkgf, Lincoln; 31 pkifs, 8, A (fc 6" do, Hogg Husvell; 1 case, Jiite Small; 5 do, Hayes Sc. Craig; 11 pkgs, 34 bbls beer, 14 do ale, 17 pkgs, 12 bbls onions, owners; 9 slabs marble, Needhpm; 9 bzs tobacco, Rowland Green; 13 boxes, Pollard Prattler Smith; 11 do glass, Halbert; 159 fees, Mcurain; Dais paper, i uromie; ouaiiguwi, pkgs, Morton GriswoldjlO bxs soap; fcco; lOhfbbls bales hay, McCollum, 53 exp pkgs, A Jones. MADI30N Marv Steoheos 325' bbls whisky, Jonas; 132 bales nay, 76 potatoo, Dr Maaon; 87 do do, ABucflansn acco. gasKsuacun, i ja nuui; i unui tobacco; Rowland fc co; bbls water, Smith.

WHEELING Steamer Baltimore 14 kegs nails, 6 pkgs Huston Mi'ton; 19 bxs las, Benedict Carter; 10 pkgii Short co; 50 pkgs. Fielder Jsck; 1 bx, Llch-ton co; 3 pkga, Turner Emmitt; 1 bale, Bent, Du-nii At nn- i A hsR dugs. Lewis: 17 do. A Ja' star Sz co; SO gTOsa boards, I Cromie; 34 pkga yarns, 330 reams paper, Terry; 18 bxs, 90 kegs sails, Semple; 1 bx, Hucxles; no, ueecn; dm, miuviu Johnson co; 5 bbls, 2 bxs, Stokes; 1 bbl, 8 pkgs, Kawson Bacon; 14 pkgs, Fonda Morris, 4 bxs, Ourkee. 3 do, Harris; 1 do, A Mc fc co; 1 do, Bar-bee 2 bxs, 3 GtHisjlbxs, Gowdy co; 24 do, Crabb; 4 casks, Davis; 20 pkgs, Stokes; 38 exp pkgs; Adams co; 6 do, Hare Nugent: 10 bbli al-chohol; Hunn; 150 doz buckets, GUI, Smith co.

PITTSBURG Sioamer Quaker City 1 ck, 57 pkgt, S.A&T; 15 kgs nails, 15 pkg-, 142 pes haw, 157 pes LonHoward 4 hf chts tea, Fonda Morris; feet lumber, Evans; 3 bxs, Began; 5 doz shovels, 22 bxs, Lewis Wilkes; 43 do tacks, Stokes; 3 screws, People; 21 bxs bdw, A McBride; 25 do, Taylor Cook 49 do, Watkins Hull; 299 pes Iron, Belknap; 13 do, co; 5 bales, Turner mmett; 6 Morse; 5 pkgs tea, -y; 4 bxs. Pollard co; 5 do, HHunt; 27 do, Garvin it co; 2 do. Cornwall bro; 6 do, Slevin; 3 pkga, Etlinger Bon-is; 9 bxs, Bamberger; 3 do, Ac 1 bale, Mark 00; 10 pkgs, Webb Rowland; 3 do, Began; 38 do, Adami 6c co; 4 do, Low; 23 do, King; 4 do, Gowdy 4. co 23 do. Curd co; 37 do, Newiand Trabue; 3 do, 5 do, Brent; 1 bx, Gray; 2 do, Miller; 18 pkgs.

Mur-roll Trigg; 7 do drugs, 14 do glass, 8 it 90 pkgs mdse, 72pchdw, 60pkga Iron bxs, Huston 20 pkgsglass, 112 pkgs mde, Fielder Jack; 12boxeB slass, 512 fens lead. Wilder fc co; 28 pkgs mdse, a in IomtIo Trabue: 11 do slass. Bogus Rua- ell; 10 do do, 4 pkga, Bucklea; 2 chts tea, 10 pkgs, OU- nor A. I 1iHn ulnS. 11 Lewis; 7 pkgH mdse.

Baitloy, Johnson coj 20 do glass, Rogers; 9 bbls ale, 5 hf Evans. ST. LOUIS Steamer Gen Pike 12 bale hemp, A Richardson; 2 hhas tobacco. Pickett; 25 dry mues, Brent co; 30 dry hides, Garvin co. Beceipts by the Frankfort Bailroad March, 32 hemp, Smith St Shotwell; 1 bbl Iron, Br en ley; 3 ears staves, FUher; tooaeooi VeuiA't Warehouse: 2 casks.

1 bit. bacon. Bran in dtSum mor; br, Buckles lot looso hemp, co, J3 empty bxs, 2 tin cans, Morris son; 100 pea banging, 29cls rope, Cornwall bro; 28 pes bagglug, Gay; 40 do do 50 do do, 44 bales hemp. Hunt oo, 20 els rape, i cmito; I ox maiu, awu; a am autsiara, aat borti 11 sacaa seed, a Buchanan ft co; 11 bxs mdse, A jjumjspeii co..