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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

Sai1ed.-The Hon. D. D. Barnard, Minister PIE
uipotentiary 10 Prussia, sailed from New York on
Wednesday, in the packet ship Zurich for HaVre,
ae s accompanied by his wife and daughter,
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Nep Orleans and Opelousas. Wing thus
speaks of the navigation between ths4s two points;

speaks of the navigation between these two points,
The navigation between this place and a city is usoep
tbe of being made the best in the State The BayOus BRuf
COurabeau and Atehataya would reuuirt, every
Knows but little work render them practicable for steam.
b0nt cation every OF the year PARTICULARLY the
latter TWO.
Bitter complaints IRE made of the neglect by the
State Engineer OF these streams. The small steam.
boats which ply between The city and the village
of the praiFes are often obliged to unload TO cross
the bars and thus lose many hours, beside the ex.
pense ofland carriage. The bed Of these bayouF
is filed with logs, making tie navigation still
more dangerous. Much blame ia attached TO the
State Engineer. OF this we cannot Judge. But we
do know that at every session the Legislature cuts
out a vast deal of work to be performed by the
State force. When the public landt are given to
the State for internal improvement, we trust sys.
TEN will be devised, economical and practical, for
the improvement of the natural canals Of the State.
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The Memphis and Atlantic Rqilroaa.-'The
Vieksburg Wing accuses the Crescent of manifest
ing either ignorauee or an unfiendly spirit to
this road This is followed by several paragraphs
Of vulgar abuse. We are entirely ignorant of the
cause ofofence. So far from having entertained
an uniriendly spirit to this enterprise, we have
wished it perfect success.
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The Mammoth weekly Crefcenf
xuai sroor a. usuaI this morning at an carly hour.
I, will contain more matter than any other weekly
;ss,s in The south, and all of the choicest kind
tereien and Domestic News, Literary Matter,
Review of The Markets, etc. etc.-every thing in
Deed in its line TO interest, amuse, or Instruct. For
sale at Morgan's, or at the counter, in wrappers,
ready for mailing.
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Beautiful Fan and Winter Clothing
A. MUNROE & co.
81 Aagasjae street,
ne Are IN receipt Of addition to their stock of
Clothing,
by the arrivals Of ships Clifton Quebec confidently
say they have the largest and moIt beautiful assortment in FswO
II impossible to euumere in Newspaper
articles composing their stock but below
partial list which they invite hcr rsnda and customers to cali
aud examine
Blue black and fancy coorsd DreSs and Frock Coats
Labrador, Castor Beaver and blue Whitney slc'.
Arctic Beaver and Jenny Lind sHe Goats and Paletatr
Black blue and fancy colorst Cloth sacs and Palaton
Blue mixed fancy coored Beaver Cloth sacs and Paso
Drab, blue and brown Pilot Cloth sacs and P0letoH
Silk and tnew style Codrngton saca and Frocktees
Blue fancy coored Tweed SacI and Erocktess
Cashmere, Tweed and Pilot Cloth Boulayards,
Brown, golden brown and BnHsci Sacs and Paetos
Super blue and black Clo.h Cloak.
VESTS
Black and colored SIX and
Very rich Ball and Embroidered Cloth YuStl
Single breasted black and oorsd Cashmere and Doe
skin Vests.
Single and touble breasted black Cashmere Yss'l
Rich Bom5azine and Seruo Vests,
White MareI.es and BuG Cashmere Vests.
PANTALOONSI
Black Cashmere and ,ppsr DOessin PantalooHs,
French fancy coIorri Doe,kn aud Cashmere Pan'aoons
London Check and fancy colorod DOeskn Pnntn'oons
Diagonal and Oxford Gray D9esSn PantaloouE,
Eng 18Th cross spotted Doasan and Cashmere Panao0na
Super "42d" Plaid Cashmere PantNIoons
Scotch Tweed fa WOOD aud Tartan Fau.l00ns
Black ard blue Pilot Cloth and sHtiuct Pantal0ou'.
Riding Co-d, French and Engah Cououade POntalognA
FURNISHING GOODS.
White Cotton and Linen UnderEhirts.
French Bingham, Check Cotton and L.uen Shirts
Msno, white, gray red and all Wool Shirts and DrawsrH
White and ea.orsi SILK Uudenhirts and Drawer
Black silk md Fancy Satin Craysts,
Six white coorrd, green bordersI Handkerchief
TFEl TI..I MA L. FvfaE4H
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We invite public attention to the following sales at auction
10 take place this day, Banks Arcade, by J. A Beard
Auctioneer Persons wishing TO make Investments in Rea
Estate, will do well TO look in upon thu Major
Frst-Nne Lots Of Ground, well situated, in Lafayette
belonging to the estate OF the late VIM McKeansod tC
close the business.
Seco0d-A very desirable RESIDENCE on Magazine neal
Poeyiaue street.
Third-An extensive threesory Family Brick Dwelling or
Magazine, near Melcerte street.
Fourth-A two.story Frame Dwelling on Clio street.
FifhA new Dwelling ON Caibornd, near Common street.
Sixth-A House unfinished, with two Lots of Ground sold
for OF heirs situated on First between Apollo and
BRochus streets, Lafayette.
Previous to the sale of Real Estate win be sold the sea.
going Cen Haner in good order having been lately
overhRued and repaired For particulars sae advertisements
on first and third pages.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

California observation-disclosures. Parsons,
Mckee and Wozencralt, the Indian Agents, have
also been appointed to negotiate TREATIES with the
Indian tribes residing in California.
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The law library offs S. Prentiss will be sold TO-
day at his late Office in Canal street. The sale will
commence at 10 O'clock nnnctualV.
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, -R5% STEAMBOAT ~ "A.
80 DEPAR TURES. e


October Steamer, Captain Hour. Destination.
sstuF 49, JAMES L. DAY. GtbersOn Mobile
OLIVIA, Hoffman, ut4 O'clock. '.'...... cori"gt7r
" LEONORA, Miller, at 10 O'Clock ,....' CoUinston
EATCHEE NO. 2, Leathsrs o'clock Hard Times
F. D. WHITE. Brady, o'oIock....,.... HiAiamsport
F. NJ sFRECk, streos, o'clock DonaidSonrHs ~
boswell, }. T. LarO,e, at 10 o'clock. Ba}t;s
EMPEROR, jerks, O'Clock ..PIeFsburg
" PRINCETON, Darlington, O'Clock, MINUS Louis
" FASHION, Martini a 10 o'clock. Poins a Ia Hachs
sT. JAMES, Power Q ocOck.......... DonadEoHgiHs
" BUNKER MIL No. 3 Miller, O'Clock. 80. ST Lou.
ALAMO Rsgd O'Clock. Alsrqad ria
J. L. MCLEAN scnl. 10 osoct .. Montgomery
DUCK RIVER, Clark, O'Clock ........... Strevspot
POCAHoNTAs, Moore, o'clock ......... St Louis
MICHIGAN, Irwin, O'Clock. Memphis
Study 81, OREGON, Hern
Moud, -, MONTGOMERY, Estes o'clock. PRINCETON
GEN TAYLOR, Trinidad, o'clock DonaldsonpHe
II. c. oGLEsBY, Kimbal, o'clock ..,.....Rsd River
GEN. LAFAAYETTE, Bentley 10 o'clock .LousrtHs
russ ~ pEiNCEss NO ;, Holmes, o'clock ...Yieksbug
GEN.WoRTH, 70 O'Clock. Yasoo City
~ PAIRlCK HENRY, Landry, 9 O'Clock. Baton Rouge
"Sa' 49, BELvIDERE Loiwck, O'Clock .Ticks6Ts
Thurs 3D. MOHAWK Curry O'Clock Napoleon
mAtG FOLEY. DaIfres, o'clock .....,..I Gtourehc
NANloPE, Castillo, 10 O'CLOCK -. Atakapas
| BELLE CREOLE White, ocOck......... Fiefsbu7g
Nov g AuToGkAT Goer, O'Clock Memphis
Nov 2, CORA NO. 2, Keeling, at o'clock Memphis
| SARAH GORDON, Amslen O'Clock Red Rirsr
Nov S, e. P. McNEAL, Booker, O'Clock Memphis
| g. W. A. VIOLET, Gwarney, at 5 o'clock ~ Yasoo
s, MATCHED Pierce, O'Clock, ..............Msuphit
o. HECLA Kay at O'Clock. ~ emphis
Uncertain ORIENTAL, Parkinson O'Clock Plsburs
ROMEO, Greenuw, etA O'Clock ............. Camden
TEXAS Claiborne, o'clock sraad-tt
ANNA, Johnston, 70 o'clock
CHEROKEE, Mnltkeu, o'clock ST. LOU.
ATLANTIC, OgIesby o'clock LOutE
PACIFIC, Fihiau, o'clock .......sh Louis
ST. LOUIS, Taylor AZ O'Clock 81 Louis
ALTON, Fulton, u'olOck,..., ST. Louie
SULTANA Gable, o'clock s. Louis
BUENA VISTA, LEmothe. st Louis
| PRIDE OF THE WEST, Rogers, o'clock ..StLopis
BO5TOkA, Price. 81 Louis
| BARANACK Nc. :, Mcintyre, ats O'Clock St Louls
UNCLE SAM, Vlndusen, o'clock, ....St LOUIS
COLUMBUS, Pest, at O'Clock ..Si. Louts
IOWA, Carter o'clock Louis
| JOSIAH LAWRENCE, Carlisle, o'clock 81 Lous
sALUDA, Lynn, o'clock .,...Si L0ut'
AMERICA Johnson O'Clock. Cairo
lROQUOlS, Weymouth. 5 o'clock hGshyiNs
FANNY sMITE Richards, O'clock L2uisstla
" DOVE, Smith, O'clock. Louisville
JAMES HlLLlNGAR, Foster, O'Clock ... Cincinnati
" HUNGARIAN, Warman.. e. c incriai
" TRIBUNE, c tHri7nH
Tu5CUMBIA Cable, o'clock ,..'.,.''.'.. { 'nspha'
" G. ". KENDALL, Merton, o'clock ....,.. CusjHUai
tTg- To THIS DAY, October p MTne rcguA
VlCEsDure packet EMPEROR viii leave for .he above
er Is i, /. SMITH, g6 Magasne street
-SSR--
nj ~" Over the Lake.NOtice-In consequence OF th
suyn Of schedule Railroad Cars,
OLIVIA after the arrival OF r p II. Csrs,
dead OF the l M Cars and Saturdays att P NJ Aso oil
sunday Mornings a s 4. NJ, ~ 4fual. hu80ti
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To- 4 FGirIn behalf Of the CATHOLIC MALE
ORPHAN ASYLUM Will be held by Ladies Of thus city, about
the middle OF December next ARHORY RAIL- Camp
street, public respectfully collected, and
will lie thankfully received 80, rs Charles "a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

Crslo Of tts Schooner Geo, ", !Saoo.-The brig
Majestic, from Wilmington, NC, arrived at Bos.
ton on the morning of the l7th, having on board
three of the crew of the schooner George w. Snow,
which vessel was disabled sea, on the 30sh ult,
while on her passage from Darien, Georgia, to
New York. The Majestic experienced a gale on
the 9TH inst, and threw overheard deck load Of
lumber, etc.
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No Our Advertising Patrons,

s- o,r advertising friends are earnestly requested to
and in all advertisements intended for Monday morning
paper as far practicable during Saturday; and the
earer in the day the better Will suit our convenience
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The splendid packet steamer Bunker HILL Capt. Miller,
VIII positively leave This Day, at O'clock p NJ, for ST.
Louis Passe gers will please be on board at that hour
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

Dean hrs H'Se.-the Hon. Henry A Wise
receiver al Ills seat curing 'he session Of the Vir
gnla Convention, on wednesday, the sad intelli.
gence OF the death of his lady. Ms, w. expired
suddenly at late hour on Monday night. Mr..
Wise was unanimously excused from further atten.
dance for week. His wife was the daughter of
Hon. John Sergeant, of Philadelphia
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

The attention OF buyers called the extensive sale by
catalogue of 200 lots of seasOnabe Dry Goods by Vincent
Co., No. 40 Bienyille street, at o'clock this day.
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EINsNt01INDle CL0IMLNs.

ThEO. A. JAMES n co. No. 50 Common 81.
bctlsfcn HsUiett's Er-aauge ant FcrGu3a Rotd.
~ Are receiving per steamship Pacific, oh-r
vas orEa and fashl5nlbIa GENTLEMEN's
CLIO FiIEG, to which they attention Of -uiI
the public. Terms Cash. 3tzp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

Thanks to the officers Of the steamship Portland for late
Galveston papers.
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cg~ The undersigned proposes to attend the Supreme
Court of tho United Stated the approaching term in Wash
ington, and would attend to any winch ba
trusted to him. [ol6 d&Wl II. A. BULLARD.
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The Mammoth weekly crefce

See first and fourth pages for a r'9''esy q m
3synyti95r s,a1ftef
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THOMAS BRADY,
"a Chartres street;
'~'''''S'' s. BHFCgeS,

UNUSUALLY LOwl
G.. w. Simpson,
so Canal street,
4 H,, Just opened a meEn6cen, FAsousp,s
CLOATxS AND NIANTILLAS,
O the following material:
Black, MaGariue Blue, Green and Maroon WAT
Erred SILKS.
Maroon and Blue. Maroon md HIacE, and Black
aud Green Chameleon TURC SATIN
Plain Black and Chameleon SILKS. Also, CpBUFi
CLOTH CLOAKS, Cheap.
G. NJ. SIMPSON,
oG5 81 2dp so Canal street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

The National Wing Convention of NewYork
met at ouGa on the 7'h Hon Francis Granger was chosen
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-26

.... To-m0rr01g Morning. go.
LIBERAL DIVISION, No. H. Pelican Hall. corner of Com
mon and st. Charles streets, at ~ O'Clock.
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j. a BFARD will SELL at IL O'clock at Banks Arcade
VINCENT Co will sell, 10 O'clock at No. 43 Benvis
sfEs HYDE Co. will SELL at IL o'clock at 81 Magazine
1 Provisions and Liquors. AT 10 o'clock,
Engravings Books, etc O"' "' % S"'ip '"e''
Rel Estate. 80 S'OSA' Ut DahAs aicaue-
LEWIS F5oRANcE viii SELL at 10 O'Clock, at Bank, A,o,do.
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Died:
On Friday evening, October Is. Mr.. ALBERT WEsER,
aged t9 years.
IL b. friends Of his arnold cad Henry
respectfully Invited attend Funeral THIS MORNING at 10
O'clock the r5dsLa4 Of Amos Weber No Is Nlcaz street
Ocobera S CHARLES DuToUR, late Of the firm Of Dui0ur,
Williamson 4 Go.
October "A, JAMES w, son OF John a, Zachorie.
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ladies' .XjG GJ0res.

PER STEAMSHIP PALMETTO.
Black, White. Light and Dark COlOrsi
--latest lmprrauoua and tlst guaiuas.
C. NJ. SIMPSON 5,
O243t 2Ip 80 CANAL STREET.
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500

Va a L loUs
October "A, JANIS NORRIS and Miss HARRIET A. III T.
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F0shiOmUbge Clothing.

No, 40 CAMP STREET,
Opposite HesistrS Ezcbau-'.
- We are receipt Of complete Stock Of FAsHONh-
BILE CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS, comprising near
every article the way IF Dress, suitable
THOMPSON ~ NIXON,
O23 dp IF No. - Camp STREET
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-10-20

en- quc!ques instants plus dc deux CEN
mile piastres d'actions. Peut.etre cettc
ligne %est-ellc sur le point d'etre etablie
en- ce moment. Les spe~culateurs du
Nord ont Get avantage sur ceux du Sud
de ne jamais compromettre I'm projet par
une malheureuse indecision.
Ceprojet premet a la pauyre Irlande
sa part des bienfaits que lie commerce
repand sur la Grande Bretagne. Toutes
ses resources industrielles ct manufac-
turieres seront viviiees ct des ce mo-
mcnt ellie cessera de bonner au monde
lie spectacle dun pays maudit. Ainsi cette
nouvelle vote presentera ~l'avantage hui
manitaire d'arracher rIrlande a son Gre
tinisme ct d son avilissement.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-10-20

bruIy Olivier, sur la propriete dc M. Ca
mile Nicolas:
Les proportions de cette pomne DE-
terrc sont monstreuses CONNIE on peu,
sc lc figurer par son poids, l2 livres Z
onces. On peut s'assurer de la verite
de cette assertion chez M. Jules Co.
mcanx de Paincourtville, entire les mains
dc qui ellie Sc trouve.
Al moment OH nous faisons cette re-
vue, nous recevons des nouvelles du ba.
you "rOurs" on ne peut plus satisfai-
s%antes, quaint a Ia venue dcs cannes. Les
habitants privileges de ces heureux pa.
RACES sont sdrs d'obtenir cette aimee,
maudite par tant d'autrts planteurs, un
success reel.
Par malheur nous recevons en- meme
temps du bayou " Bout" des renseigne-
ments dune toute autrs nature. La can.
ne y est litteralement grillee. Ian
1850 sera ruineux pour les riverains de
ce bayou.
Quand au cotton, les avis que nous re-
cevons ne sont point alarmants, bien sen
faut; mails c'cst une culture qui a trop
peu ~d'extention dams cettc paroisse pour
determiner unc %diminution bien sensible
dams les pertes que nous ~deplorons. Les
%chenilles he sont pas venues cette aimee
joindre lsurs ravages a toutes les calom-
mites qui nous debordent. C'est I'm NAL
heur dc moins, remercions en- lie ciel qui
nous a dtja eprouvas par trop de Aeaux.
Nous tcrminons cette revue en- faisant
mention dune nouvelle maniere den.
graisser les terres fatiguees. L'expe-
renee qui en- a etc fate, a dome les plus
heureux resultats. On SEINE d la voice
dn mails sur ces terres ct lorsque lie plant
est paryenu a M hauteur de l8 pouces,
on labourc ct l'on obtient ainsi un en-
grais de beaucoup preferable a celui du
treae ct des feves. Sans doute nos in
teIligents planteurs 6%prouveront ce mo-
yen ct n'auront qua sen feliciter.
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ACCIDENT. - LIE I6 octobra- dana Ia
pres-midi. le bureau do recorder de In pc
municipalite a etc lie theatre dun dou-
loureux accident.
M. G. Jonte, secretaire du recorder,
venait de bonner IN revolver q I'm de
ses jeunes cousins, p~artant pour la Cali
fornie. Pendant que &c dernier exami-
minait Farme, IN des ceups partit ct Ia
bale ALA frapper NJ. Jonte i, Ia poitrine,
pres du sein droitss I'm medecin fut ap-
pele aussit6t. Apres avoir sonde la plaic,
il ia declara grave, mails il ne put. ytSou-
YER la bale. Alors M. Jonte fut trans
porte dams une voiture ct conduit chez
lui par ses amis. &c qn'il y a de Singh
lier dams Get accident, csest que pen
dant lie trajet, Ia bale tut trouvee CON-
pletement applatie dams lie devant dc
l'habit de M. Joptc, ellie await frappe
n cote, etait ressortie ct ssetait logee
dams l'habit apres avoir% grievemeDt bles-
Sc M. Jonte. REIMBURSEMENT, la blessure
nest pas dangereuse.
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II. CLAY EFT DANIEL wEBsrEp.-

L. CLAY EFT DANIEL wEBsrER.-M.
Henry Clay est arrive a Louisville, il
y a quelques jours; lie venerable fermier
d'Ashland, volt "a saDtee deciiner rapide-
ment; les medecins qui I'entourent lais-
sent peu d'espoir a sa familIe. Daniel
Webster parcourt en- ce moment lie Mas
.sachnsetts ct partout sur son passage, la
population lie salue de hurrahs enthou.
~siastes; Honorable ssnateur est attendu
a Boston pour lie Ter noyembrc.
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sAGRiCCLE.

Tonjours la desolante secheresse gu
porte un 81 rude coup i nos planteurs
1 chaquc matin, le meme gros brouillarJ
PRECURSOR dune journec br1lante. Lt
manque absolu d'cau non .senlemenr
mutt au developpemsnt ct a la richesse
de In came, maisil met beaucoup d'ha
bitants dams . rigourcuse impossible
lite dc commencer leur ~roulaison. Duel
les seront les consequences dc ce contre
tempss Nous ne v~oulons pas etrc LEI
organes de nauyais augures, mails nous
avons bien peur que les sucriers n'aienl
a compiler l'annse 1850 paruri les plus
inauvaiscs don't on Sc s~ouyienne.
Mile circumstances fanestes ont con.
conru cctte aimee 4 notre RUNE. Au
printemps des pluies torrentielles ont
monde nos champs ct porto une ~atteinte
terrible ! Ia vegetation; les debordemens
du Mississippi ont donbl6 les masses d'eau
de nos laos ct reinstatement noYa nos
torres bases. terrcs neuvcs sur lesouelles
lie planteur 6tait en- droa dc fender de
bellies appearances. Apres rexces d'eau
est venue II secheresse porter lc dernicr
coup . nos produiis, nous rayir lc der
nicr espoir.
Du reste lie planteur cage await prevu
co rosultat; au lieu do chan,or, CONNIE
certains habitanis qui vantens leurs re.
coltes pour refaire leur credit ct preci-
piter lcur ruinc, co planteur sage parait
par pordre ct l'sconomie aux dsccptions
qui arrisent toujours lorsque 10 printemps
est plovieux.
&c que nous . dit dcs c~sperances
que les sucriers pouvaient 6onder sur
~nouyelles terres, 90 trouse confirms
par Get exempIc de d6veloppcmcnt au-
lucl uiac ponnlc de tersc cot parycnuc au
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IMPORTANT TRAIrE.-Le 8 septembre
dernier, Honorable N. B. Robinson, a
conclu ayec les indiens Chippewas ha-
bitans les c6tes Nord du lac Superieur
ct du lac Huron, I'm traite par lequel les
lndiens ont cede toutes les terres qui s'e-
tendent de lextremite Est du lac Huron
jusqu'a la riviere Pigeon, s,,r lie lac Su-
perieur, ct tout l'interieur des terres jus
qua la hauteur du continent, avec les
files, laos ct rivieres. Ce traite a Gu lieu
.moyennant $4,000. Redevance an-
nueIle ct p~erpetueIle de $4,000.
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MM. roorE Er rREMoNr.-L Rnliimor

NM. F0oTE EFT FREMoNT.-L Baltimore
Sun a public lettre du colonel Ere
mont, dams laquelle &C Senateur afirme
que M. Foote s'est conduit dune maniare
h%onteuse ct deloyalc, dams la derniere
affaire que ces deux personnages ont cue
a Washington. Cette lettre qui ma point
encore obtenu de reponse, menace de
reveiller la vieille haine qui existe entire
NM. Fremont ct Foote; sous ce dernier
rapport surtout, ellie est parfaitement in
C%Onvenante.
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DEUX GRANDS PR0JETS.

-
L'opinion pubIique est vivement prs.
occupee des deux grandcs enterprise.
don't la presse du Sud ct celle du Nord
exposent depuis quelque temps les AVIAN
tages ct les difficulties.
A Ia Nouvellc-O orleans il nest bruit
que de Reimbursement dun chemin de
fer qui traverse listhme de T%ehuantepec,
on dun canal qui fasse deux immenses
p~resqu'iles du waste continent Ameri-
cain, en- unissant les deux grands oceans
qui nous separent du vieux monde. Une
compagnie Louisianaise qui cxiste deja
attend pour commencer scs ~travaux, une
session extraordinaire de la legislature,
atm d'obtenir n loi qui rappclle celle
qui resit er &c moment toutes les corpo-
rations de r'etat. Cette loi que les en-
treprena nts a%ctionnaires voudraient faire
~rappelcr, Unite a 100000 piastres lie
capital de toutc compagnie ct il leur
faut pour r6aliser leur admirable ~ oiet,
IN capital de neuf millions de piastres.
S'ils reussissent aupres de notre kgisla-
ture, lis COMPETENT trouver a la Nouvellc-
Orleans deux millions pour etre destines
all percement de l'isthme. Les autres
sept millions seront bient6t en- caisse.
Les capitalists s'associent toujours ayec
empresscmcnt u enterprises qui pro-
mettent d'immenses success.
Que Ia compagnie Louisianaise realise
&c projet ct avant long-temps rimpor-
lance dc Ia m6tropole du Sud sera tri-
plae. 81 an contraire ellie ne reussit pas
i &c constitner en- obtenant une charte
ex~ceptionnelle. il est d craindre pour Ia
Louisiana ct a esperer pour lie monde
que quelque compagnie plus heureuse
realisera cette gigantesquc enterprise.
L'isthme perez, Ic voyage autour du
monde Sc fera CONNIE un voyage en-
Italie, un stjonr aux bains; ce ne scra
plus qu'une partie de plaisir.
lie second grand projet que toutcs les
Nord s'elIorcent dc propager,
c'cst n ligne entire Ia Nouyeilc-E cosse
10 Vieux Monde. Cette grandc idee
q sivement impressionne resprit hardi
des spetulateurs du Nord ct tout fait sup
poser que la realisation de cctte n~ouvelle
vote nc Sc fera pas long.temps attendrc.
On calculc que les communications de
Europe ave I'Amerique a~rriveraient
par Galway As heares plutat que par les
antres votes, ct CONNIE dams Ie steele on
'ous viyons Economic du temps a inspirs
es sablimes applications de Ia vapeur i
a navigation ct de felectricite au telegra-
'he, Reimbursement de- la vote de Galway
Halifax est n chose inevitable dams
N ascnir peu 6loigne. A Saint-Jean,
illcdu Nouyeau Brunswick,i il aete pris