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e. COLEMAN. BOOT MAX Elk,
No. EsL RAI.TIMARE STREET

'~"@ CcHSlutfdDe uoubie and expense 10
procure leather that will not break, takes glcat plea
sure In Informing citizens and strangers that he has
last accomplished his desire, having al his command
an assortment Of Calf Skins that will wear equal 10
any French leather that can be produced mis-
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IpALZARINES, LA WINS. &c. A handsome
-Hb assortment Of Balzarincs; Painted Lawns; Cling
ham Lawns; Barge Lawns; Mousen de LANES;
Manchester Ginghams; second mourning Lawns; Cap
Nets; Laces and Edgings; Linen Cambria HdkfS.;
Green Barge; plain and fancy Gambroons; Drap
D'Ete Groton Coating; Summer Cloths; Vestngs;
extra supelne white duck DrilIing Canton Grape and
Barge Shawls Just received and for sale low by
HENRY w. COOKE,
aDl4 Conner Of Hanover and LON hard street
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NHRS. NICK ERSON, No. 50 North Howard
lVH street, has just received several cartoons OF
Face Flowers and Wreahs and Bunches, ap23
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LIVER PILLS! LIVER PILLS.!

LIVER PILLS! LIVER PILLS.!
SELLERS' LIVER PILLS has proved a
- great blessing to many. We hesitate not to say
they the best Pill ever offered to the public for
that disease.
o. To be had of J. p. Williamson, corner of Cay
and High streets; c K Tyler, corner of High aud
Baltimorests.; Cooper, corner of Orleans and Eden
streets; Wiseman Nro'h, Light-st, opposite Dix &
Fogg's; j. A. Sawyer, corner of Pratt and Paca $751;
E. Perkins corner of Baltimore and Green steets; S,
Kramer, Pratt street, A. Fischer, Penn yyana Ave
nue.; or of the General Agent,
w. X. ORRICK, Druggist and Apohecary,
mh6-tf Corner Eutaw and Lexington-sts Bait.
nULPIT ENCYCLOPEDIA. Just received
a. another supply of this excellent work. contain
ing $50 sketches of Sermons and eighty two Essays
on Biblical Learning, Theological Studies, sc. For
sale by PARSONS Il PRESTON,
Booksellers and Stationers,
n,O2 Mo III prnfi ct
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WHITE AND COLoRED TARLETONs.-
w Mrs. Eckerson, No 50 North Howard ST.,
has just received from New York great variety OF
white and cold TaretOns, by the piece yard apps
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DUFFIELD HAMS, Beef Tongues and Bo
IL logne Sausages, received and for sale by
ap9 MARCUS DENISON, 81 Bnltim ore st.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05
VIEWS.

The steamer britannia arrived at Boston on
the 10th May, bringing dates TO the 4th.
Tbs political neWs Is unimportant. Cotton
had advanced Id under the war fears. and
money stocks declined. Business was, however.
brisk, and Indian accounts more favorable. II
was reported Oh Eho Paris Bourse, on Saturday
that England fHd applied 10 France 70 ioin
her III 4 pross against the annexation ofTexas
e tha American Union, Itappears from an ar.
ticlc lnslp @ahats, that the French Government
~ ahaaae "a the projected expedition against
tho kahyzs@ for the present year. Tho Oregon
gaestlosAsa Is far as We have seen, was not men.
tluned once again in Parliament, and the war
faeliag had evidently subsidized. Tho weekly
messing Of the Repeal Association took place Oh
Monday the 21st. MIR. E. B. Roche, Nj. p.
presided. Mr.. Q,Connell made one Of his long
clustering speeches, and concluded by announce
ing thar Tie weeks rent was GS00 los. 0d.
The Paris papers are MOSTLY occupied with the
debates On Maynooth in the British Parliament,
and everything else al present seems to have Sc.
condary INTEREST. The French journals express
their warn admiration ofthe example presented
by Parliament in refusing toyield to popular fee.
lingss and they regard SIR Kaberf PEEPS mea.
sure as an actof Justice to ireland, extorted from
the Ministry BY the apprehension OF an ap.
preaching rupture with America. The Paris
Moniteur, of Monday, publishes an oFdinance.
entrnsting to count Duehatel, during the Tempo.
rary retirement ofM. Guizot, for the benefit Of
his health, the direction of the department al
Foreign Affairs. The Committee ofthe French
Chamber of Deputies, appointed to examine the
Colonial Bill, passed by the Peers in favor ofthe
slaves, had approved ofthe principles of the bill
BY a majority Of eight to one. Julia, wife 81
--@ A MN7
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05

Fox PRBs1DENr.-The next we propose
the Hon. John Mclean. of Ohio, and for Vice
President, the Hon. John Mcpherson Berrien,
Of Georgia, or the Honorable Alexander Bar
row, Of Louisiana.- Vicksbarg Constitutioaalist.
or any other good s'man" that can beat our
opponents---hey, friend Creecy1 What think
You Of Captain Texas or Mr.. Oregon Both
good men for a rum Or Colonel Cuba, or Gen.
eral Canada ?-all great men ina Democratic
race Or Don California : Many worse ..aea''
might be run, aee Think
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05
nuR CHAr.

President PolLp fnllowing in the footsteps of
the oldshero, Is soings with his family 10 spend
the summer at the Rip Raps. Won't he ask us
to dine on SAT- crab with him?
The Meaican affairs are somewhat important.
A committee of the Chamber Of Representatives
have reported fayorably On the application ofthe
President to be invested with authority to re-
ceiye the oyertures ofETexas. The biIlofamnes.
ty for Santa Ana and his Ministers. as proposed
hy the Government. has beea adopted ii The
Chamber Of Represe ntatiXes. III eoqiexicn
with the offer BY the Texan authoritiesf a re-
cognition oftheir independence by Mexico, the
authorities Of the latter country seem to be well
disposed, as its ministers have reported tayorably
TO the project.
In Tsnas, things are comparatively quiet.
The People had not yet learned, ct 81 last dates,
Of these oyertures; and when theySjd, we fear
the Consequences. President Jones, rs a SaIuo,
has issued his proclamation, convokifg d Con-
ueatioa on the 4th July next, for the s~;S$urpose Of
taking into consideration the proposes measure
of annexation by an election of deputies
''and for other purposes the which he has not
informed us Of. The whole country Is In an an
~nexatfon blaze, and we feel well assuEed that all
other offers WILDE spurned but that dTthe US.
The u. S. Squadron has arrived off Calves
ton, and changed salufes with the aLone STAR
Another tremendous fire has taken place in
ALE ghany City, opposite Pitlshnrg, destroying
property to the amount Of $50, DOC. On the
30th May, at Is m. past 4 o'clock, Ellsworth
completed 1872 miles, IN his walking 1000 miles
IN 1000 hours. His legs are muchswollen, and
he complains ~ofsegere pains. Tho city papers
are full Of nominations for Governor and Lieu.
tenant Governor: among the latter, We notice
the name Of our Judge King. He has, before,
through our columns, positively refused a nomi-
nation for this office. Fashion has beaten Jean
neatteau, in two straight heats. A5large sale
Of public land is to take place at the land office
in this town on fhg 18th of August next. Ano.
Their race is to com off between Fashion and
Peytona. A Spanish and American vessel
were caught endeayi ring to evade our Revenue
laws at Key West and dned.-Seryed them
right!
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05
old y long Tom, By Leviashan, Dam by Pack.

old by long Tom, BY Leviathan, Dam by Pack
olets-FSrss P~reasiHsas.
Two yrAR CoLrs. ]. Futch, of Ascension,
exhibited dark bay colt, two years old, by Ri
chard Of York, be by Sir Agshy, dam by Janus
is III hands high; this colt your committee
thinks dnc, and decidedly the largest Of his age,
ever exhibited iii Louisiana.-fsrs premium.
ID. Searles exhibited bay colt, 2 years old, oy
imported Nicholas-dam.Secon premium;
kibited dark bay colt s years old, by PRESSURE
Am ~ sfockhoIder.-Egrst premium.
william Dixon, showed chestnut FLY 8 years
oid. sire and dam unknown-Second premium,
BIZ. HARVEY, A. G. CARTER,
JoHN R1sr, ". LEBLANC,
w. B. WooD.
RnPoRr or coMMrTTEE ON CATTLE, HOES,
SHEEP, DC. The above committee have the
honor 10 report that they have attended to the
duties prescribed to them. The following AMI.
mails only have been exposed to their depart
ment.
~. Durham bull. presented by Col. Hickey
th9ee wears old.--This is q superior animal q
his age, and enfileaAo first premium.
2nd. Durham u sented by Dir. Williams
3 wears, which bull gives promise Of making
line animal 1T maturity. rst premium.
Three fine hound pups, q fine specimen OIL
breed, presented by Master Arbouf. Also ivy
beaeles BY DIR, Williams. We recommen'
Them ID tie attention IF sportsmcn as 9 superio
breed for rabbits.
Kline Buffalo Call. calyed on the plantation
Or Madam Fergus Duplantier, was presented p
Fergus Pension, Esq, The animal not haEinI
been sufficiently handled, proved %restiye, and T
attempting 10 loosen himself broke bis neck
The committee think the raising Of this ANNA
alaudabie enterprise, and award q first p~renaialn
ID. J. FLUKHR, J.B. kLEINPETER,
THOMAS DEyALL,
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
PHILIP HICKEY, President.
JoHN Re. DUFRooo, Secretary.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05

Nor TRuE.-The Gazette ofycsterday says:
ssTihe Wing papers are out with too tickets
for Governor and Lieutenant Governor. 2
When neutral papers speak ofpoltical I~beatters,
they should at least give them as they sstand.
WE have no ticket as yet, but many nominations
have been made.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05

e1FTo day, We ~re-publish the Constitution,
IN English, IN a corrected form. The first copy
we printed, was done SO hurriediy, that several
important errors escaped our attention. Now,
however,. both the French and English copies
will be found perfectly correct.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05
THE cAsE ar MrTcHELL

This case was brought up before the District
Court on Friday last, the 10Th ultino, andthe
prisoner put upon his trial charged with the muir
der of his companion McGahey. We have full
and complete notes Of the evidence in this case,
and of the confession madeby Mitchell on Tues
9ay last, when he was brought out to receive his
sentence, which we had intended to lay before
Our readers to day, but the fear of having tim
correct, and Che impossibility Of laying it before
the counsel for correction in time for to-day'sI
publication, hrs I'M iced us to postpone till our
next number, wheff'we will give q full report Of
the entire proceedings.
When Mitchell was put upon his trial, he plea
ded not gu;lp. But, as the evidence proceeded,
it was evident to all minds that the general i'm
preston Of his guilt was but too well founded.
Such a chain Of circutnstantial evidence, we
venture to say, is not on record. We watched
him very closely, during the progress ofthe tri :
al, and must say that we have never seen SO
fearless and hardened an individual before any
Jury. When, after the jury had been absent
I'll about twenty minutes, and returned into Court
with a verdict Of GUILTY, as charged in the
indictment, he pressed his white handkerchief
Ito his eyes for about q minute. and took his seat,
apparently perfectly satisfied and well at ease.
IThoagh. during the time which elapsed between
!, the verdict and the sentence, he ieigned to be
much affected, when he appeared in Ccurt te
receive his sentence, he looked much as usual
and begged the privilege ofmakipg a confession
which the Judge granted, reminding him at the
same time that he was not obliged 10 do so, AM
cautioning him against making any undue &C
acknowledgements. When he had finished, the onl
impression he had made upon his hearers was
70 strengthen their minds as 10 his gull. Judg
King then proceeded to pass sentence, duriui
which he neither changed color nor expression
but very politely nodded assent. When tn
sheriff was about conveying him to prison, h
took his hat, brushed it with his handkerchie
and, with a firm step, followed him. Mitche.
had eminent counsel, and one ofthe most intel
ligent and impartial Juries that could have bee
. ~cfoaen in the Parish. We shall give the FL
particulars ofthis interesting trial in our mex
and now merely remark, that justice has bee
done, and the State and community's rights an
safety guarded.
? Counsel for Prosecuion,--Judge Italian
District Attorney and c. L. swayze, Esgs.
For Defeadant,-Thos. II. Lewis, w. /
Lewis, and Judge Oyerton, Ehls.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05
RyJoseph King will hold Court at OPelousas,
on the fourth Monday Of this month.

We clip the above from the N. Q. Jeffersoni-
an Republican. Welhave a Judge George R,
King here, who is now holding %court--a learn
ed man---an honcst mana gentleman-and a
man worthy the Gubernatorial chair. Common
courtesy might have given him the title ofJudge.
But, the Republicans system Of dwelling up is
apparent.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05

THAT HAT.-"The bitter 6a."-The stables
were turned upon the individual who got a good
hat for a bad one, and the person that took the
bad one, got his own in the easiest possible man.
ner. After using the hat for several DAYS, the
gentleman who had it visited the office of the
other on business and it being very warm, he
pulled it off and laid it on tho table. The ownar
having a call, without noticing the change, took
his OWE hat! When the gentleman found he
was thus caught in ''the trap he laid for t'other.n
he reluctantly put his head again into his old
hat, and walked off very discontentedly ! 'spose
he stood treat !!
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05

Corr WITH THEIR HEADS. Capt. Polk is
executing officers with a perfect rnshi A hun
bred at . lick is but a small patching. "OF with
their heads sir; they have nc business in off
icel
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05

We state with pleasure that the Hon. Judge
Nichols has so far recovered from his late indis.
position as to be again able to resume HE scat on
the benchs--LoaistAnian
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05
BARBECUR'

A barbecue will be given by the friends Of ,ems..
ance, near the village Of Bayou Chicot, on Fridss .I
4th day of July next. Agenoral invitation il exissa ~
TO the citizens Of the adjoining Parishes, and az Il W.
Ministers Of the Goopel of ali orthodox denomins,;. ~
who will be expected to hold . two days meeting 81 Y!
Saturday and Sunday following the barbecue. 3 =
Bayou Chicot, May 29th, 1e45.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05

65On our outside will be found the proceedings
ofthe State Fair At Baton Rouge. We consider
his association Of SO much Importance to all
planters, that we publish it entire, 70 the e1cln-
sion Of much other valuable matter.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05

G-The District Court adjourned Tuesday
afternoon, until tho next term in course. Judge
King has LEFT, for 81. Mary, to open the Court
in Franklin.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05

sUfczDn.-We understand that Mr.. d. Con.
tini, formerly Of this parish, committed suicide at
his plantation on the Mississippi, a few days
since.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05
Agm0h@@a

ALL persons having claims against the euttl 4
ELOI DOUCET, deceased, are hereby nuHi
TO present the same to the undersigned and al
sons indebted to the same. are hereby informed NJ
the last mstalment on the sale Is now due, and that Z
save costs and trouble, immediate payruent into "
hands of the undersigned is repaired
V. LATASTE, Aaosasy
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05
PR OBATE E.

WILL be acld 81 public auction, TO the last aaa
= highest bidder, BY the undersigned Parish Judg
in and for the parish Of 81. Landry,
On Monday, the 9TH day of JUL
next, 1845,
AT the residence of EvARisrE GuILLoRY, 4. m. c. ds
residue of the property belonging to the estate u
CATHERINE VICTOTRE DONATE, 1. w. c., Id
of said Parish, deceased consisting of
Eleven hundred head of vacherie hor.
ned Cattle; about two hundred head
of unbroken Horses and Mares;
twenty five vacherie Horses; and
ninety or | hundred head Of Beeyes:
to be sold in a single lot.
TERMs AND CoNDrrloNs-One-half Of the purchaas
money payable on the first day of April next, ls4s, "a
the other half payable on the first day of April ensuing
l847:-purchasers giving approved personal -secuisy.
All sums not Punetually paid at maturity, obear eight
per cent. intereEt until finally settled.
A. GARRIGUES, Parisk JeSgs
June 5th, l945.-ts
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05

ENA - E@NLI
"MExIco AND THE UNITED STATES. We
take the following from the London Times ofthe
18th instant; not because the article at all coin.
cides with our views, but because it treats of a
subject in which our transatlantic readers can.
not fail to take an interest -:
Notwithstandingth the great disparity in popula.
ton, wealth, and energy, between the two re.
publics ofNorth America, there are many con.
siderations that initiate in favor Of the Mexi.
cans. Sicha war would not be a war of the
United States, but of a party in the country
which does, indeed, possess abare majority. hut
which has identified itself with every thino
that is most odiusto a large and enlightened mi.
nority in the best States in the Union. Can any
thing exceed the dissatisfaction ofthe States If
New England, or New York, or of Ohio. at hay.
ing 10 meet the calls of war for the sake Of an
a~trocioas aggression ona neighboring territory
and for the Encouragement Of slavery. which
they have long since expelled from their own
scil2 The military establishment Of the United
States is veryswell adapted to the objects con.
templated BY It's founders; for a militia, animated
by patriotic unanimity, might suffice to repel q
foreign enemy who should invade the Union
But offensive and defensive war are two difSar.
emit things. The regular army Of the United
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05
CHAssEURs or O%PELoUsAa

NsO TNGE.
A LII personD indebted to the Estates Of JEAN
= SEBASTIAN deceased, and his wife VICTOIRE
POINT, deceased, are requested to pay the amouRts
due by them and all persons having claims aTainss
said tive estates, are requested to present them, DE-
perly authenticated, for payment, to the undersigned
within thirty days. JEF1U LITTLE,
June S, le45-4t Administering
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05

va @ M rM W
OARENTS DESTROYS of having their children we
n teinaaed, may call on DR.. PLATE.
Opelousas, may %, 1876
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05

A Ii persons indebted 10 is ssecessioa II PIERR
- VALCOUR SAF0I, are requested TO make
mediate payment tothe undersigned; and ttoss hasng
claims against the same, are requested to present tAN
for classification to the undersigned at his Office.
v. LATASTE, AaOrnes.
Onelnnaan. Is NAV 1aAIkA
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05
o. u q q IN

q u q Q 9
! VIE undersigned earnestly requests all peEscns h
debted 10 him prior to the let Of March, 10 cal ena
settle without further nOtice-and all persans haWrS
elaims against him toprssent them for payment
NATHAN GILBERT.
Warrington, May 90th, Ie1s.-at,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05

Nag 12th, 1916.
Is this the way the Jury give publicity to their
We merely ask for information.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05

*see the article in the Gazette for the epithets, and
the WashingtGnian can better Judge whe acted impair
tally in the affair. -.t = ai7f
which can be laid before the public, if found neces-
sary.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05

GrThe Philadelphia lo%cofocos attempted TIC
get up a war meeting on the LIST ult.-but it wa.
go. 1t broke up in a row
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05

G-somewhat of an excitement was caused
in Ohio a few days since, by the failure of the
Bank Of St. Clair, Michigan large amount
Of its notes being in circulation in the "Buck.
evan State.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05

GGen. Sam Houston, e3-President of Texas,
has been making Temperance speeches in New.
Orleans.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05

0THon. George s. Guion, ofLafourche, has
been nominated in the city papers, as a fit per-
son for Wing candidate for Lieutenant G low.
j nrnnr. s. ~ - -.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05

After this admission, Mr.. Can't charges our
statement incorrect-in saying thatthe Commit
tee reported that we would charge so cents per
square for each insertion; and brings in Mr..
Dunbar as proof of what tranSpired in the Jury,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05

Il shall offer for sale, to the highest bidder, the
old Bridge Gas it stands) across Bayou Beuf, on
Saturday, the 51st Of May, ls45.
HI. S. DUNBAR"
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05

G-Gov. Mouton has issued his proclamation
for the election in November, to adopt the new
constitution.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-05

The crops are, in this vicinity, still suffering
from the frequent rains; most of the planters
are in the grass, and find it hard to get out.
Such is also the case in the Felicianas, the Pa.
rishes of Baton Rouge and Pointe Coupec.-
Concordfd Inteisgescer.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsrpENr. Her.
man Alexander, Register Of the Land Office at
Palestine, Illinois, vice James NJ. Mclean, re.
moved.
]. Travis Rosser, Collector of the Customs, at
Petersburg, Virginia, vice Hugh Nelson, reno.
we'd.
John Duncan, Appraiser of Merchandise ii
New Orleans, vice Robert NJ. Wellman, reno.
we'd.
William F. Wagner, Marshall of the district
ofLouisiana, vice Algeron S. Robinson, reno.
.ved.
Pierre T. Landry, Surveyor General of L.oui.
siana, vice Francis d. Newcomb, removed.
John K. Macmardo, Treasurer Branch Mint.
New Orleans, La, vice Horace. G. Cammack'
removed.
Frederick R. Conway. Surveyor If Public
Lands, in Missouri and Illinois, vice Sails Reed,
removed.
William A. Sparks, (ofsouth Carolina 10 h.
Consul at Venice, vice Joseph Benda, removed.
lBesides the foregoing, we have private advi.
ces, that Doctor ~. Kerr, is appointed Snr.
geon ofthe United States Marine HOSPITAL Il
! this city.]-Be,
The New York herald., 1845-02-28
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY az.
GlAAEAUI

= Ship Tablet Story, Canton; Gordon x Talbot-Barque
Barring Bothe5s Crocker hpalachisoa, Nesmth Walsh
sS Linden MR S%h SS suss. By
gee Cnracoa yIa Stevens Bermuda Tucker LshtSoun re
Norton ST Narys Ga Nesmh walsh; HH~ Hsre ssaSuds, smS,
Smith, Edenton Nc Alexandria Lews Baltimore, GaSer L
Tranaion Haoci fovdence Es.ea Collins. , Rssr
Ship George Hallet Knapp (of Boston) from Canton Nov
III with teas Nc to Wetmore Cyder Vessels eft before
Barque Douglass Townsend from MaJ.pa Jau "a and an.
rstar 2sth via Long sand Sound With fruit to Fancis
asanaS o. Gsrqs sn r B1sss
Caroline Of and for Boston; schr FL ee Of and Tor
iro% Malaga Briss Trio fof ps same day. Rsbeecs
barque Barrinvton Provide &C. from Nteans ' auu'
Brig Sarah Brown, Norton IS days from Mobile with COTTON
70 saes a @ % arm 100 eemge passengers Passed Feb 49,
Nor,hyar ~ % % . s s'h 'hona OF Providence bound the
Brig 81 Marks Williams from s, Marks, via Newport with
seh ,, osstso sdons vna from cuncea Feb with mahogany
lh,IaHe,pna days; October, Fldrdge, do Feb H. saw
Sd hssn sge OF Plymouth at anchor under Mona Island
schr ssso Howe s days from Mobile, with a7 bales cot
chr Liberty Howell from Cape May. with naval stores I'm
ahe wreck Of schr Marietta Ryan.
sch Nlary Aun Caroline, 1hapsh, from PHILADELPHIA
with coal, to master.
,schr su veyor from Philadelphia and days from Morris
sch Statesman, Ballander from Mablehead with fish, to
schr whig Houseman days from York River with oys-
Schr 4 j MunseIl, Rowe, Virginia
schr Arabian, Pearsall. Virsinia
Below.
snip Garrick Traak Lvepool barque Mudara Rich, Ha