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VERANDA HOTEL.
THE subscribers are associated in business tor the purpose
For the very liberal and constantly increasing pat #sm
Th Eoass viii sp during the
+ + + Ei &$S ST srH R. NUDGE - &C. e
HOTEL AND GARDENS.
ons Of Ths s sst Hor
IN 81 miles from Canal ST., NewOrleans, thesIs
The subscriber has the honor to announce that he
fully prepared to accommodate limited number OF boAD-
ERs, by the day. week. or month.
Per Day 90 co. Per Week, SO Per Month, 80 90
Breakfast, Dinner and Supper, at any hour.
Fish Dinners to order, and Private Parties accommodated
Ice CREAMS sherbets Leonade and sOdaoater, served
at the Saloon OR in the Gardens.
Mr. PoucHET, one of the first caterers and formerly OF
-'' BILLIARD Tables, Tenpin Alleys. and Quots
SeSd Tb sb1s S 5sy attached to the HOTEL
ten acres extent) laid with much and
fine order and TAR surpass anything OF the KIND In the
BoUeuETs, great variety always to be had on appica
ay of9s a'1s1t by ad
PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.
Hos # 1 well kH wb0 Wsei ss Of F New
Orleans will reopen for the reception of yisiters on 1M
JUNE LIST During the wines considerable aera II ~
Of adding to the comfort OF those seeking
or pleasure. .. H.
The Bachelors apartments, numbering sixty rooms nave
been finished and the prodretof eels
no hesitation saying that they not surpassed at any
watering place in the Onion.
Additional bedrooms wash houses, ironing rooms &C.
have been erected expressly for servants In the employ OF
vISiteE.
The BATHING cannot be surpassed on the coast; and
BILLIARD TABLES. TENPIN ALLEYS, and Carriages are
connected with the establishment.
The design of the proprietor to render this establishment
first class Hotel in all its appointments and worthy the
patronage OF the citizens of Louisiana and adjoining states
The splendid low pressure mail steamers Oregon and jas
l.. Day he
1st at IL clock, NJ arriving at the Pass at P M and
during the season. the and elegant low steamer
California belonging the line will leave every ater
morning at o'clock returning to the city al Il A. M,
next day. The steamers Mobile and Montezuma also leave
regularly from the New Basin
Families and Others, wishing to secure rooms VIII please
r. FL MONTGOMERY, Pass Christian, Miss
TT Letters or other malabe matter, left at the office OF
NJ hudson corner Canal and Camp streets will be forwarded
daly my5 1mis 3md&W
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IIUICt NdfTOIIIon Lots, Tor account OF fOrme
Purchaser.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN e. CO,
Horses, Bread Carts and Harness-Succession o
Glarlo

= ChdfIeS W0nIOse.
BY PERSON & BONNEVAL, Auctioneers.
Office No 81 GraUier street.
SATURDAY, 9th instant, at half past o'clock M
- VIII be sold by virtue of and in pursuance order
from the Hon the Second District Court New Orleans,
dated the Sth of May the bakery situated at the of
Cont and Where seees the following property belonging
10 the estate OF Chaes Monrose, deceased
-Four Horses four Bread Carts and Harness.
A quantity of articles suitable for Bakery.
Also, the lease of said Bakery, expiring in June, 1855.
Terms-CAsH my16
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LIST OF CHOICE BOOKS,
s f Pg FsWnEas
PnRENoLoGY PROVED. ILLUSTRATED AND APPLIED: 1 90
practical standard work q b. 5s s. N Fowler
PHTs1oLqey,, ANIMAL AND MEsrAL:. i.,;i 50
By O. S. Fowler
Applied to seainng and perfection character,
MEMORY AND INTELLECTUAL IMPROVEMENT :,... 50
Greatly enlarged and improved. A superior work. 70
It's laws and facts applied human improvement
Orthe moral bearings of Phrenology, -
WIFE WIFI notes uaa and observation; by o S. Fowler
LOVE PARENTAGE :......,...:...........r.... %
Applied to the improvement OF offspring 10
Or the evils and remedies of excessive and perverted
TEMPERANCE AND TIGHT LAc1sG-In l vol.:......,. II
The most powerful Temperance document IN PRINT %
Or Phrenoiogy applied 10 the selection of companions
Epr ioi roe FOUNDED ON THE NATURE MAN. so
ByJ G Spurzhenmgn;with an appendix and ilusoa- 30
pttv u1n1 oS FoR Schools AND FAMILIES :..
Beautifully illustrated. simplifed and adapted to %
PH TSo nyanabs works a' BeapaS Sim
pfied and adapted to YOUTH by MIS- L. N ro"ief
or The Philosophy Of Charming By B. Newman
W rsI sSnc,on and influence By Ms Hugo Reid
The Philosophy OF MEsMER1sM p hods
sonER AND TEMPERATE LIFE ~ ii. %
By Louis Conaro, who attained the femafkaole
age of 104 years ,, 10
SYNOPSIS OF PHRENoLoGY AND PHYSIOLOGY :i: II
- BY l.. n. Fowler.
lis history ceremonies and philosophy. -
PuRENoLoGICAL GUIDE IL
Designed for students OF their character lllustd.
Their structure diseases and treatment.
BY John Burdell. Dentist
lis application to Physiology, Agriculture and Com
meree BY Professor Liebig
ELEMENTS OF ANIMAL MAGNETISM :.............. IL
Applied to the relief of human suffering.
By Charles Morley,
PHRENoLoGIcAL ALMANAC FOR 1S4s-Per Dozen. 50
Illustrated with ergrayings. BY L. N. Fowler.
AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL j w
Published monthly. at one dollar per Present
circulation, 600.
EpIsBuRG PHRENoLoGIcAL JOURNAL FOR 1s4S;... 2 90
Two dollars year. Published quarterly Twenty
first year of publication.
For sale at the Southern Wholesale and Reu epot,
70 GIMP Street. Nsss 0r2sar sos
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WANTED.

WANTED:
HOUSE in the upper part OF the city, suitable for g.
Il small iamily-uniurnshed. Address Box II q, f;;;
P0-0fiee. my17n A=aA
INFoRMATION WANTED.
III the Widow OF BERNARD BOWLES, lately de-
ceased New Orleans, she requested call the
Undersigned where she will learn something to her advan-
age eatiye 10 the affairs of her late husband.
myl3 tt j. O. PERSON, 81 Grayier ST.
TO MERCHANTS.
A GENTLEMAN perfectly accimated, who is at present
"A out OF employment, wishes TO obtain Situation as
Book keeper such other capacity will ENABLE him to
geaze moderate compensation for the ensuing
uneScptonabe references given, and security, il required
Address w. V. b., office of the Crescent % ST. Charles
street. my6 2w
TO MERCHANTS.
"A YOUNG MAN OF experience and well conversant
n with business wishes Situation for the coming season.
good Commission Grocery House The best reeren
os gwen For particulars apply at this office. my5 tt
SITUATION WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN from Alabama, who is extensively &C
II quaated in that State wishes situation salesman
outdoor clerk either in dry goods grocery house. Com
fnslon moderate and willing TO remain through the
SIMMER lie believes he make himself useful and profit
aoe to his employer Inquire at Mrs. Taylors 81 Canal
steel, mbl6
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UNIFIED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-sittino

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CONTRASTING IN
AdqtaAy.-Pastre Freres, o'oners OF ship Jupiter,
bark Geaesee and OtoaerS.-in this case Mr.. Up
ton yesterday moved tor an appeal to the Circuit
Court, and offered VIM Creeyy and Smith Bryan
suretes upon the appeal bond i'll the sum OF
twelve thousand dollars. The iibellants claimed
twelve hundred dollars-they obtained decree Tor
three hundred and fifty dollars, which was about
one hundred dollars over and above the extent of
damage proved by MIR. Levi Ii. Gale, who was
called III by both parties to estimate the damage.
This Was "a collision case, and is said to present
many features similar the of ship Louisville
vs. Strout, ct al, and we will endeavor to give an
abstract OF the testimony in the Genesee case, to-
morrow or the next day.
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NEW ORLEANS & oARRoLLToN RAILROAD

AsA sa - 80
Depot corner of Baronne aud Perdido streets.
single ticket any distance above Pleasant ~ cent?
single ticket for children over and under IL years ~
Half The above rates for any distance below Pleasant street.
Servants Slaves for any distance p ~ cen a1e
informed that this Company has fixed uniform rae ~
Communication tickets for passage in the Cars distance
month Tin advance for either Road and o any liz,
Children half pice-no such tickets given fof any o'4
period than the first to the last of each month.
A Car, expressly for ladies, in each train
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT:
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>,
- The public is respectfully informed that this sssr
f.5|A most delightful place OF resort and SSS4e
aasAlA ment is open under the management $3.50
OF the subscriber In the extensive grounds 30. WY
DUETS OF all kinds will be furnished by the gard 49,
neT and at the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM
LEMONADE, SHERBERTS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY.
The Hotel department is undergoing extensive alterations
and Improvements; meantime preparation made to fur
n dinner parties with ali the decaces OF the season. and
the best of wines and liquors.
And last though not least attentive and polite bar keepers
will be found their posts administer the comfort of his
friends aud the public generally whose patronage he soeits
apl3 5m JAMES DURNO.
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AMANANM SAAEs,
Positive Sale of Improved Property, Fronting the
New Canal and Melpomene street-Dwelling,
Second Municipality.
BY BEARD. CALHOUN & co.

BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.
TUESDAY, May 20, at II o'cock-Will be sold at
L Auction, at Banks Arcade
l. A certain LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve
ments thereon in the square bounded by Caope Howard
Liberty and Euphrosyne Streets and Immediately fronting
prise FRAME DWELLING, with Stables in the (all
quite new) for horses The Lot is well filled and under
fence. = -
ments thereon in the square bounded by Melpomene,
Marketaid Lot measuring 81 feet II nches5 lines front on
Mepoene street By depth OF ~ feet 10 inches lines
The improvements comprise FRAME DWELLING,
with other Improvements In the rear-all fully de-
scrLbed by plan exhibited at sale.
TERMS FOR PROPERTY No. 1.-The purchaser to as
sumo payment of for 5000 due 18th February lS49
the balance half Cash remainder at IL months, for note
secured by mortgage on the property.
TERMS OF PROPERTY No. 2.-One third Cash; balance
al one year for secured by mortgage the property
Acts ct sale before j. r. Beard, Notary Public at the
pense OF the purchasers. myi3
Choice Carrollton Lots, for account of former
by BEARD, CALHOUN e. CO,
]. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
"WEDNESDAY, May "a, at y O clock-Wl be sold at
w Auction at Banks Arcade
IL LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by pub
lie road Levee Monroe and Mary Streets Carroton being
lots s. &c. TO- as 49, A. 49, 81 g. 60 and g. ali as per pian
by kne Werner, Surveyors, exhibited at sale This pro-
perry sold for account and risk of Mr. James RenneS of
1H60ddnUe. who purchased the same at public auction
the 1lth April 1913, and failed to comply with the terms
of adjudication
TERMs-One fourth cash. balance ats IL and 18 months
Acts of sale before j. r. Beard Notary Public, at the ex
pense OF the purchasers my16
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. c1,nr UAYGENATED BITTERS.
luke for Dyspepsia, Asthma, and general Debility
n Letters eommendaory have lately been received om
E Ioa' a. A. A. Hayes, III. u, State Assayer, Mass
g y ss,yfon Lawrence. formerly President Senate;
" Moehead u. s. Senator. and formerly Governor OF
II, Kentucky;
"n Woodbridge, U. s. Senator and formerly Governor of
u ppnod Member of Congress, and formerly Governor
Morgan L. Martin Delegate in CONGRESS from Wisconsin
Territory
s san simmons, T. s. Senator from Rhode Island;
N""'gel ?. Phelps and VIM. Upham u s. Senators from
So 0 anybndge, ESQ, President Michigan State Bank
ii yn ~ o0te, Member oil Congress from Vermont:
Con USER 81 Member OF Congress from fennsy lvania:
' IA "a u Dodge. Delegate in Congress from Iowa Terri
M many other nguished individuals See Pamphlet
Fa.hifHh Bf1'1ERS C0NT,fIN NO .4LCOHOL.
:" saie by NATHAN JARVIS Il CO,
myl66t ooref anH fH th soon ntssees, s
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FASHIONABLE ICE CREAM SALOON

Ii.
THE PUBLIC RESPECTFULLY informed that the magn- Es
opened on the 18th instant ICE CREAM SA. Ds1s3
LOON 1t intended to be conducted upon the plan 49,
of the celebrated Ice Cream Saloons of New York and Phil
notwithstanding place OF resort that Ladies may visit
all with perfect confidence either after the fatigue of
shopping morning walk and in the evening with gen.
emen and regae themselves with the choicest Creams and
Confectionery Fruits, etc-a desdeaton long wanting
this city; In soliciting the patronage OF the fashionable
public the propretos have only point the high repua
maintained, guarantee that the regularity will be
observed under the arrangement. Families supplied
with superior Ice Cream the shortest notice.
N Ban officer will be constantly in attendance ex-
cude almproper persons. ap10 If
ICE CREAM SALOON.
EsThe subscriber takes pleasure in informing sseSs,
E5IJ his friends and the public generally of the s&a
ETt9 opening of his ICE CREAM SALOON SsSAeE1A
ssD situated on ST. Charles Street, next door to YAH
the OF GravieT street, and directly opposite
MIR. Capps Church, where he intends at all times to keep
variety of such other Fruit Creams the will allow
together with Sherbe,s and Frozen Lemopades As
attention will be paid please and he has been at great
in fitting his establishment he hopes to receive
liberal patronage.
Families supplied at short notice, and reasonable
terms.
In his store, under the above Saloon, will be constantly
found Soda Mead and large and general assortment OF
Fruits Candies Confectionery, and Sweetmeats OF every
description.
EY The Ice Cream Saloon will be opened ready for visi
ter on THURSDAY the 22d inst.
In order that nothing be wanting to crafty the
public TASTE excellent BAND OF MUSIC has been
gagged, and will be nightly in attendance,
mh23 3m LAZZARO DANCEV1CH.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
A CARD-The proprietorS of ARMORY c.
"A HALL. ambitious of furnishing their patrons -
with better article of ICE CREAM than they < Ssz-sg
have been accustomed to find in the Saloons OF this eS
city but being uuabe do the opening account OF
the difficulty of procuring good Cream. are happy now 70
have in their that they have succeeded
in making an with of the largest Danes IN
the State to furnish them with plentiful supply OF pure
ch Cream so that they confidently promise that IN
future their ICE CREAMS will be equal to the best that
be manufactured in the Northern cities. my3 2dpf
PLASTER OF PARIS.
k00 BB1S Wotherspoons, superior brand. for sale by
OOO myE JOHN STROUD Il co. las Common ST..
LIME
7n0l CASKS ThomaSton Lime, for sale by
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RESREs MMEMTs.
JENNY LIND ICE CREAM SALOON.

JENNY LIND ICE CREAM SALOON
No. 81 ST. CHARLES STREET-Up STAIRS.
(NEARLY OPPOSITE THE THEATRE)
&c. The Citizens of New Orleans, and the dsEHs.
transient public, respectfully mott rtSeSa
~ fed that the above SALOON will be- sk&H
go opened THIS EVENING, Tuesday, yAX
April Ii, in style of magnicence that viii totally
eclipse establishment OF the kind in the Southwest and
fully vie in splendor with the Palaces of Refreshments in
the Northern cities.
The Saloon fitted with the most costly and comfortable
furniture by McDu of Magazine street, whose taste
well known in this city that it would be superuous to
more on the subject.
The r iIeshments will consist of CREAMS and SHER-
iclous FRUITS of the Tropics
Mr. SMITH. formerly and for a long time the efficient
head Of Nblos famous Saloon in New York. will have the
entire superntendance-the announcement of whch-wi
New Orleans.
The proprietor the public that the attendance shall
be unequaed and that the whole management of the Sa
loon will be such cannot fail please the most fasdous
~ Families and Parties can be supplied at moments
notce, with air the decaces OF the season. my13 I'm
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mv1s GEORGE JAQUES CO.,
Under the lee House st. CHARLES sud Peyeres ST.
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I'VE Undersigned has been appointed by NELSON &
~ DAYS., Louisville. KY A gent Tor their PLATFORM
eCALES, which, from a personal knowledge, he can
commend to Merchants, Planters and Weighers ar
b ney are made with Solid Cast lion Frames and the
beams fvos, etc, all of the best Cast Steel, well tenn
rom lbs TO goo Is at very reduced prices 10 close of
siae season. Samples set mp can be at the office oil
myl2 Imis HENRY n MACIEII.AN
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleafed Yesterday

.r,rrDz, o 81 30 N.-Losa1ruDr, 80 win Time, sa
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SPANISH LANGUAGE.

sF~ PRfpATE LESSONS ONLY. 4&5
r. J. GOMEZ, Editor Of La Patrta. will devote few
sh Language Mr.. G. has adopted and method
BY which scholar can learn to read speak and translate the
For Terms, &C. apply Mr. Gomez at his office, No 81
near Cont 9T at the bookce n Of
j. c. Morgan II Exchange Place, adjoining the Pooifice
sxS" If re0uireti Mr. G. will give lessons night. m9
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Horse Car, or
steam, ifneces- at 3
saTy,
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TrD- nDr1Dr.

FIRE BRICKS.
TSIHM Pittsburg Fire Brick, ior sale by
tCUUV JOHN STROUD & co.
myH 146 Common street.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANs. ~
cnsp GASES, landing from ships Kentucky 80 y
SUs and General Neze. for sale by RET
ml6 81 Z. g. HOHBS. II Cnsomhouse st. !, EeAz
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TOOTH ACHE CURED

TOOTH ACHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, By
l. Dr. MENSING'S FOOT III A CH T. JI[7f3
EI.lXIR.-This article is devoid OF all poi VI YY8
sonous ingredients. Try a bottle and you l11
will soon see wry face turned smiles. MauaC
TOOTH POWDER.-Ths article is the best now before
the public. 1t eradicaes the Tartar without the aid of in
struents Remember that these articles prepared only
by DR.. MENSiNGi, DENTAL SURGEON, office, No. So,
street, four doors above COmmonst. my Is 3m
FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING.
No. 81 C.4JV.aL SIREEI-Under the Planters Hotel.
VIE subscribers have received large and fashionable
stock of CLOTHING suitable for the season,
and are receiving additional supplies by almost every arrival
from New York, which place they have manufactoy-
AhOug their already pretty well known to the
public they will briefly state that they have adopted the safe
system OF doing strict cash business believing this system
be beneficial to their customers Themselves they
not charged extra price in order to the losses
which those who do credit business ala0ays less
sustain A call S respectfully solicited
JOHN SOUTHWELL & CO., q Canal ST.,
apis 3m Under the Planters Hotel.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NHE subscriber offers for sale the following improved Real
Il Estate, on liberal terms
IA LOT OF GROUND at the corner of Graviere ~
and Baronne streets, occupied Grocery, &c. in theA-
square bounded by Gaver Baronne Car0ndeet and Union
streets having 40 feet front Gayer street, by depth and
front of I06 feet on Baronne street.
2..Five TWO-STORY BUILDINGS and LOTS, ON
- Girod street. between Tchoupitoulas and Commerce.
G streets being the Nos q 20 % and - Gcd street
~ each lot having "a feet front Girod street, by 80 feet
in depth occupied as stores and dwellings, :, -.
3..Two TWO-STORY BRICK STORES; Nos "a and
Sc Commerce street. between Lafayette and Glrod seets
each lot having 20 feet front Commerce street, by W
in depth. 49, c,,,,r, Iii, % IN
ngs nearly new in the city of the north side OF
Third slee between Tchonpltonias and hoqssea9 Streets
depth. Apply to r. CIR ,o,rN q c.... .-.2
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BUILDING LOTS.
LSOR SALE-A few handsome LOTS OF GROUND
Hercules between Clio and Erato Streets the former
now being paved For particulars, apply to the subscriber
his residence. of Julia and ST. Charles streets al
from to A. NJ, and from to NJ Would let Lots on
ground rent and for term of years.
my3 I'm MAUNSEL WHITE.
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NEW PLANTATION BUTTER.

CHEESE-Goshen. Pineapple,
Dutch Heads, Swiss, English and
Limberg.
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NEW CANAL-sUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
S NEN PassnseI ga,s on nth, The
E.sssz.szszs9E regular Summer trips. on SUNDAY, the
18th inst leaving the New Canal Depot foot OF Julia street,
as follows
SUNDAYS, from City to Lake. ...,~ses and le an.
4" Lake to city -. 2, 9 and 4 4. NJ
WEEK DAYS, from City to Lake. ......a;;;e n.
" :. Lake to ii; and liz T. NJ NJ
myl2 JAMES STOCKTON, Superintendent
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ID OBT. w. WORTHINGTON, General Agent and
III Collector, Rodney, Jefferson county, Mississippi will
attend punctuay to the Collection Of Notes Drafts Ac-
Refers te-Drake y Evans, Broughton y Mlrdock,
Pnckard Warren y Co, Rodney, Miss John Goodln.
K Henry, I. A s. Doniphan Natchez James Goodin.
Cincinnati Jas. Hand, Philadelphia J. James, Lexlng-
tom rhO, Freelaud claiborne county Miss. ap2S
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PARIS, Nov. 30, lS4s.
Affairs in France.

dUdtrS ~ france.
Marshal Bugeaud Is, at last, elected member
OF the Assembly; also, the son of Marsha al Ney,
and Napoleon Bertrand Jerome Bonaparte,
the ex-King of WestphaIa, would have been
chosen, also, had he not positively decll1ed as
it was, he had many votes. There were but four or
five vacancies to fill, and all these elections look
towards the election of Louis Napoleon to the
Presidency. have said, that, under the new I'M
pulse gwen to General Cavagnac, it would seem to
be impossible that Napoleon could have the abso
lutte majority required; yet, the manifestations of
the many look that way; and | shall not be disap-
pointed at his election, nor in his defeat, for the
data are not very certain upon which any very &C.
curate opinion can be formed. While the govern.
ment has all the officers, patronage, NC &c TO
assist General Cavaignac, 1t has the weight of The
present state OF business to bear up against
and, under such pressure, the outs have "a
Yesterday, the course adopted by France, to.
wards the Spanish refugees, was discussed in
the Assembly. Complaints were made against
the government, that the refugees arrested on
French soil were delivered over to the Spanish
authorizes and copies OF three papers, found upoh
them forwarded to the Spanish tribunals for their
conviction. These allegations did mot appear to
be well sustained but IT did appear that the
French author'ies were vigllant upon the borders
OF the French territory, in presenting armed Or
carnations, with view TO enter upon Spanish ter
iI,ory and that the refugees were generally
ordered away from the frontier of France into
the interior, but were not delivered over to
the Spanish authorities. The Minister remarked,
that by the laws of nations, they might even de-
liver them to Spain. but that France chose not
to do so, although the Spanish refugees caused
France good deal OF trouble, and an extra