True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-28

ton OF the m.t.ri,l. The time is not far distant
when almost every female in this city will employa
portion of her time home, attending miniature
cocoonery Nothing is better calculated to give children
habits Of industry than the of few silk worms; it
affords then ann-eneGt while it procures them little
gain with th additional satisfaction, that it is the
suit of their own labor Blu, those who cultivate the
trees, merely sell them must expect their traffic
DIV indie away, in two years, unless they taxi
tive to bring the skworm into action. Useful
results must he shawn to give the of the con,mu
nifty confidence. Why is company started for the
purpose ofcstablisng cocoonery, on moderate and
and economical scale, to show by actual experiment,
that the Mulberry mania is second 7u'ipomanin.
u Ia the absence Of any news any mails, we
have given below very interesting letter. cxtrac-
| ted from tho London Tines
From the London Times.
| BORDEAUX, Oct. 10.
| INTERrsrINa LErrER.-I have lust received the
| following communication from Bayonno, upon tho
accuracy of every particle Of which, you may i'm.
plicitty rely:
1.-THE French Government, since the retreat of
Don Carlos into France, has been put in posses.
sion of various documents, which have admitted it
to the secret views. intrignes, i'll will, and evil
designs Of many OF its domestic and foreign enc
mics Several Sovereigns of Europe it Is SAID,
compromised by some ofthe papers seized on the
! frontiers, among which was the report OF CONVEX
sation between powerful monarch Of the north
and Car!ist envoy, by whom it was tran smitted
| to his Court uhat Of Don Carlos.
This interesting document, from which am
able only to give short and imperfect abstract,
must, if additional evidence wcre wanting, have
thoroughly convinced King Louis Philippe of the
futiIity of his efforts to proptute that mighty mon
arch, whose hatred of him seems 10 amount to a
real monomania. Tho conversation l allude to
may be thus summed up:
" GU tell me- said the Prince, that you wero
| well received in Vienna, and that Prince Meter
mich gave You every hope of assistance. The Aus.
trian Government, believe me- is not to DO trusted
| /. will never assume honorable initiative. VuI.
nerabIo the side of Italy, Austria is afr id of
France and of her alone. she declined joining me
against that country in 1880, and unless succeeded
in arraying the whole Of the rest of monarc!iul
Europe against tho invasions of Jacobnism, Aus
tria will stand aloof. The throne of Prussia is no
! occupied by good old man, ho cannot be ava
kcned to sense Of the danger TO which Royalty
| is and has been mcnaccd ever since 1880. Ills
spirits have been broken by adversely, and he
wishe. spend the remainder of his life in repose
| His Ministers have betrayed me, and are now on
the hest terms with France. Don Carlos aud the
principles which defend have nothing to expect
! from Prussia until the Prince Royal be seated on
/ the throne. In him have every confidence, c'est
une bonne epte Holland is precisely in the same
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