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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-13

Succession Of Hubert Bertrand decedSe0.
@TATE OF LOUISIANA.-Parish of
eS Assumption.
By virtue and in obedience to an order OF the
honorable the fifth judicial district Court of the
State of Louisiana in and for the aforesaid Pa
IRISH dated April It'll. 1851, will be offered for
sale at auction by Cyprien l.. Blanchard, sauetlo-
ncer duly qualified in and for the aforesaid Pa
IRISH, on the premises, on Saturday the l1th DAY
of Nav 1851. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the following
described property to.wit: :
10 A tract of land situated in the parish OF
Assumption on the right bank OF bayou Long,
measuring IA arpents front, by III arPehts III
depth more or less, bounded on one side by lahd
of Maison and on the other by land OF Fiilalre
Conpel, together with the improvements etc.;-
20 another tract Of land situated on inc same
bayou, measuring fifty superficial acres adjoining
to the land ofsaid Hubert Bertrand deceased ana
on the other side bounded by land of Lawrence,
together with the improvements etc.;-3o Ano-
Their peace of land without improvements and at
the same place, measuring five arpents front,
more or less, by ten deep, more or less, etc;-
10 Philisse. a negro woman aged about thirty
|years;--5oM Movable effects.
Terms ct Conditions The aforesaid tracts.
and the negro woman, be sold, payable IN three
equal instaIments, on third in March 1892, one
third in March 1853, and the remaining third IN
| March 1853. For the movable, payable all sums
often and under ten dollars, cash, and all sums
above ten dollars in March 1852, purchasers to
give good and sufficient security, with special
mortgage on the aforesaid landed property and
slaves until paid and all sums not punctually
maid at maturity to bear interest at the rate OF
eight per cent, per annnm until paid.
Parish of Assumption, avril Z, 1881.
G.. l.. BLANCHARD,
20 &; .Au%ctionecr.
"a Ii persons having claims against, or m
as3a debted to the succession of Joseph Mol:
laye DECEASED. are requested to settle inmedla'
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gorge w. Phillips, SAVIOR

TcrmCS ct Conditions :
Les csclaves ci-dcssus decrits scront
vcndus d TN ct deux ans dc credit du
Jour de la vcntc; les a~c1uereurs devront
%fournir des cautions BONES ct valablcs;
les dts csclavcs rcsteront Superintendent
hypothe4ues ~jusqu'au Placement, ct toutes
sommes qui ne seront pas ponctucllement
payees aux echeances porteront interet
a raison de huit pour cent par an JUS.
qn'au Placement.
Paroissc Assumption lie 5 avril 1851.
3I,5i A. +. UlCMAN, Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-13

Collete Landry, VS. .Alcide Landry No 267.
@TATE OF LOUISIANA Parish
of Assumption. - Fifth Judicial
Court. . t
J. Desire Leblanc, Clerk Of the Fifth
Judicial District Court Of the State Of
Louisiana, in and for the Parish of As
sumption, do hereby certify that in the
above entitled and numbered suit, jndg-
ment was entered on the minutes of the
said Court, in the words and figures fol-
lowing to wit
In this case the law and evidence being
in favor of plaintiff Colletc Landry
1t his therefore ordered, adjudged and
decreted that the community which exis-
ted between said Colletc Landry and
her husband Alcide Landry be dissolved,
that the plaintiff be restored to the admi-
nistration of her p%araphernal property,
that she recover from defendant the sum
Of two thousands six hundred and eighty
dollars and eighty seven cents with
costs of suit.
1t his further ordered that plaintiff
have a legal mortgage on all property
Of said Alcide Landry for the sum Of six
hundred and seventy two dollars and
eighty four cents, and one fourth of a
cent since the lst Apr! lS47 aud foI
the sum Of six hundred and seventy two
dollars and seventy two cents and one
fourth of a cent since the LIST April 1913:
and the sum of six hundred and seventy
two dollars and seventy two cents an done
fourth of a cent since the LIST April 1919:
and on the sum Of six hundred and Sc
venty two dollars and seventy two cent;
and one fourth Of a cent since the Is
April 1850.
Done and signed in open Court a
Napoleon, Parish of Absorption, thi!
Doth March A. ID. 1851.
Signed DAVID A. RANDALL,
judge Of the 9Th Fifth Judicial District
.<us.,. Witness my hand and thu
s5YNN&. seal of the said Court, at Ma
81: poleon Parish of Assumption
Nsl%: this Goth March A. y. 1851
295i1 DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk
A VENDRE,
oar BARILS de Ia contenance de a
oOv gallons, aux prix les plus modere:
par Mr.. WHEY, Donaldsonviile, (La.) En2o
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,euccession de fen Hubert Bertrand.
E.aTAT DE La LOulSlANE,-Pa-
go roissc Assumption.
En- vertu dun ordre de TIIon. la Cour du Sc
district iudiciaire de l'Etat de la Louisiana, dana
ct pour la susdite Paroisse, portant la date du 7
avril lS5l,-il sera offert en- vente pnbliqne par
Cvprien l.. Blanchard. encanteur ddment quail
fc dams ct pour Ia susdite paroisse, sur les lIeuX,
lie samedi lie jour du mois de mai 1851, a 10
he,.res A. VI. les prophecies ci-apres dccrites,
SAVIOR 10 I'M moroccan de terre sltue au Bayou
Long, rive droite, mesurant IA arpents de face,
sur dix arpents de protondeur, plus GU MONS,
bornee dun cote i la terre MaIson ct dc / autre
a celle de Hilaire Coupel avec toutes ses anne
liorations; 20 Une autre terre sltuee au meme
endroit, mesurant cinquante arpents de superb
Gle. tenant a la terre du dit Hubert Bertrand,
dun cote ct de l'autre a celle. Lawrence avec
toutes ses amtliorations.-3o Une autre NOR
ceau de terre sans amcliorations: situe au meme
endroit, mesurant cling arpents de face, plus GU
moins, sur dix arpents de proiondeur, plus on
moins; 10 Une negresse nominee lhillsse'
agee d'environ trente-deux ans.-5o Des ettets,
mobilier. etc.-IermeS ct Conditions Les torres
ct la nGgresse, p~ayables Ell trols termes ega'ix;
IN tiers en- mars 1852, un tiers en- mars 1oo5
ct lie dernier tiers Ell mars 1854; lie moblller,toute
son.ne de $40 ct au-dessous payable compliant
ct toute solnme au-dessus de $50 payable ell
mars 1852. -,
Les acquereurs devront fournir bonnie ct sui
fisante caution avec hypotheque speciale sur la
terre ct sur la negresse j~usqu'au parfalt pale
ment ct toutes sommes qui ne s%eraient pas ponc-
tueuement paytes aux echtances p%orteront int,
ret a raison de HUT pour cent Tan jusqu'a final
Placement. ..
Paroisse Assumption, 7 avril 1851.
G.. l.. BLANCHARD,
.n32.5i .a Encanteur.
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AU PUBLIC.

Tn billet de Ia somme dc cinquante-
six piastrcs, souscrit III soussigne par M.
Narcisse Trahant a etc egare: lie public
est prevent que ce billie: ma plus aucune
valeur attendu que lie montant en- a ete
solde. JONATHAN IL Ii.
Napolaonyille, 4 avril 1851.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-13

In the matter Of The succession of Hippo
iytc. Blanchard.
STATE OF LOUISIANA Filth
- Judicial District Court, in and tor
the Parish Of Assumption.
Whereas Francois Xavier Dugas tes-
~tamcntary executor of Iiippolyte B'an-
chard has filed in said Court an account
of his administration, as also a petition
praying for the homologation thereof:
Advice is hereby given to all whom 1t
may concern, to show cause, ifthcy have
within ten days from the date hereof, IN
the office of the undersigned Clerk OF
So id Court, why said account should not
be approved and homologgated and the
funds distributed in accordance herewith
By order Of said Court.
Parish Of Assumption this 9th april 1891.
3l,2i DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk
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CABINET DE E.
6 g5e.e Ga R%o'.scG'o cTo. 2, @s"affaase"u;;GSe
AcExcE GEsERALE DIES JoUESAUX AMERICANS
EFT STRANGERS,
ATELIER DE RELIE Z R.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-13
Succession of Irene NJlanc deceased
rife Of Etienne .Neloncon.

rife IF Etien"e .Helo"eon.
gTATE OF LOUISlANA.-F1rTn Ju-
- p1cIAL DIsTRIcT CoURr, in and for the
parish of Assumption ~
Whereas Etienne MclanCon admins
traitor of said succession has filed IN
Court. an accnnt Of his Administrations, as
also Il petition praying for the ~homologa'
ton ,rereof.-Notiee is hereby given to
all whom it may concern to shew cause,
if any they have, within ten days from
thc date hereof. in the office of the IN
dcrsigncd Clerk Of said Court why
said account should not be approved and
hcm~ologatcd.
. , BY order Of said Court.
Parish of Assumption, LIST April 1851.
3i9i DESIRE LEBLANC Sheriff.
Succession ne Joseph Hebefi.
rTAT DE la LOUISiANE.-Cow du
= sA Ciaquieme district judiciaire, dams ct
tpour la ~paroisse Assumption
a, Attcadu que A. NJ. Foley administra-
eur dc la succession dc feu Joseph He
Vert. a mis- en- Cour un compile de son
administration, ainsi qu'une petition de,
ffsinandantl'hofnologation. Avis est par lie
.IprGscnt dome Il tous ccu que celia pc"t
III conccrncr, d'avoir deduIre dams les dix
II lourS qui suivront Ia date de Get avis, au
bureau du Grehier de la susditc Cour,
NEllcs raisons pour ~lcsquellcs ic dit compile
Rs,'c scrait pas appronvt ct homologg',e'
y les londs distributes cosforlnement an dill
Eompte, ct administrators decharge dc
ktoute responsabillte.
n Par ordrc de laCour.
Paroisse Assumptions, lie 3 nvril 1851.
q 3l,2i DESIRE LEBLANC, Grefier
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n Ii persons having claims against, or m
sssh debted to the succession OF Joseph MOL
lere, deceased, are requested to settle lnneaia-
ly with FIR aNCOIS MOLLhi.I,
n26Il Adihr.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Hubert Bertrand deceased.
@aTATE OF LOUISIANA.-Parish OF
E&S AsSnnntinn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
FRANCE

A Ministerial crisis seems at hand \
pew Ministry i anticipated, whose policy shall be the
restoration Of universal suffrage aad the revision of
he Constitution Il Is expected thai BarOche, Leon
Fauchet. Raudon AMI Buffet VIII retire, and that
Odi.uu BaTrot and De F4llOux viii be IN the ne "
combination. rumor has even been circulated
,ha, Grardin would go into the Cabinet, but ,Als IS
impossible
- The once celebrated. or infamous,
Don Manuel Godoy Prince de Ia P4z, but better
known by the vulgar tlle which ignorant transatOrs
and historians have given hin. OF the Prince Of
Peace cIed IL ParI,. on the tn INST. N the -6lh
year %: hls age
Nj. &C LarocheJacquelin intends, on the meeting
OF he ASSEMBLY 10 bring forward motiOa for total
revision Of the Constitution.
Gen Castellane has Interccled, ID the jih and
9Th military divisions, the sale OF ave Democratic
A.Mauacs.
". Alexis ds -. Priest. formerly Peer Of France,
and member Of the French Academy, cled on the
9sth September, o. typhus, u Moscow. whittier ne
had gone @ ylslt his aged father.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
AUSTRIA.

Letters from Vienna represent financial affairs to
be IN very responding condition. and The poitlcaI
aSpect of the country 10 be thing but satisfactory
The members of the Government also DO not act
together, and crisis appears imminent.
The complaints OF the increasing cearneSs become
louder from dav to say. The proprlet0rs ~ houses
have again raised their rents 90 and % per cent anu
the seniors begin TO talk OF the Bfncozsfel PERIOD
when lC0 forms IN silver sold for 700 forms IN paper.
and pair of boots cost IS paper HORNS Govern
meat itself has indirectly counenanced the deprec-
alton of the currency the Finance Minister, by the
conditions Of the loan, and the Director OF the I'M
peTIal Theater by raising The prIce Of Ambulance
from In OAK. To IN ask, although the salaries OF
the actors are less man formerly, as they have 70
pay the income tax. The Customs tarlfl IS expected
daily.
The proprietor of The FriedenS /eitung Peace
JournaD has had a compulsory interview with me
court martial OF Vienna for printing small notice OF
the Hungarian Colony IN the Initod States. His an
swer to the accusation was that he had excepted II
from the official journal The Relchs- ZetunS. Judge
his astonishmsnt when the Sapient members OF the
august court nevertheless reprmanded hun most Sc
verely. adding that what large journal like Ihs
Rs1chS- Zeltung was allowed to PRINT could not be
permitted in small one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
SPAIN.

The Spanish fngaie Guatemala landed al Flgo
lit pirates OF the band OF Lopez SIX others arrived
m the corvette Venus and four IN the lsebela Ca
tolca Ii all l25 fitustsr0s sentenced 10 conhle-
meLt N spanish prsSldos
The widow OF General Emma came a passenger
IN the steam packet which conveyed the Cuba mall
- 10.
- The h0laer Zeifimg mas letters from Madrid Of
the IN inst, stating that IN CabInet Council. held
On that day, VI. Bravo Munllo proposed TO his col
league. u sell the Islands OF ,uJa and o-Rlco
TO Ell Gland for The Of $50 .0OO, 900. He as
serted that this sum represented the ceplta vi the
revenue which SPAIN received from those islands
Tie correspondent OF the holar Zetng states
that NJ. Lersgndy. the Minister " War and, VI
ArmeIo. The chef Of the Marine, pretended To con
iGtr tbs proposal as jest on ihe part OF the Pre-
sloeIt of the Council, but when they understood
tfai II. Bravo Murbo really. thought Of submitting
ms paI 10 the Cories they EXPIRE their n1lgna
usn. and left the Council. Bravo Murillo DO A.
projected To detail his plans to the Other Min
lsiers lie sac the great Object lie nad IN view was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
THE GERMAN DIET.

In one of the later sittngs Of the House of Com,
mons. Lord Palmers;on stated tnat ne had orueIeu
.,,,,,as of Mr. GIadstones letters the prisons OF
Naples 10 be sent To the representatives oil Greai
prlialn al foreign Courts, with instructions to com
munlcstc the same 70 the Governments 10 "hlch
- vere accredited According 70 his lnstruc-
tions. Lord Cowley, the Brush representative AZ
Fyankfort communicated the document to the
German Diet Lord Cowley, at the same time,
Communicated A note from Lord Palmerston, in
yitlng the Diet to take steps with the Neapoltan
Government 70 induce that Government to renounce
the system of policy hitherto adopted by It, In the
sitting of the Diet of the Goth September on the pro,
noSition OF Count rhun, It's president the demand
of the English Foreign Secretary was formally re-
iected ana a resolution was unanimously adopted,
EXPRESSING 10 Lord COwley the astoniShnent OF the
Diet that a communication OF such nature should
have been made 10 It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
FUNERAL OF Cor. MouNrroRT The

FUNERAL OF Coz. MoUNTFoKT. The
funeral OF Col. John MoUntfoyI, who died suddenly
at the Winthrop House on Tuesday evening, took
place Saturday afternoon, nom 81 PauNs Church,
Rev DR.. Ninton officiating Quite number OF mil
itary gentlemen attended the funeral, among whom
were Coils. nolbrook and Codwin Lieut.. Co. BOYD,
Adj. Chickerns, Captain CLARK of the Boston Light
Guard, and Capt. Wright of the Pulaski Guards,
acted as pail bearers. The Brigade ana Regime NJ
and a large detachment OF Company officers OF the
isi Regiment ligA. Infantry were also IN attend
ance His remains were deposited m the family
tomo IN Cops HUI burial ground
Col Nounii0n Was gallant artillery officer ia
the war OF ISL? lie was IA the ENGAGEMENTS at
Latte York, nov ToronloJ Pisits6argh and a, For,
Niagara.
On Lake ontario he volunteered and served WITH
his men as marines, and narrowly escaped death
nom &2pound thot Al Little York he received
severe wound from the explosion Of the British Fort,
~hich was bio an up by the enemy and which caused
the death Of Gen. Pike. He Was also In the Florida
val.
lie vas three times honored with Breyet rank
Ccl hountisTi was native of our city
tBostoa Iesrnsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27

'DEMoCRAUY IN NkRMoNr.--The far
larger fraction OF the Cass \ Butler Democ-
acy IN Vermont, who formed coalition In
ls49 with the Van Buren, Free Sollers, appear
determined to continue the partnership, though
1t has no, hitherto paid. They held thsir State
Convention ON the 22d, and
Rssoired, That the Democratic psrtl OF Vermont
adhere to the position they have heretofore assume
on questions OF National and state policy.
Rss0lttd, That Ne aTo unalteTa0ly opposed 20 any
further extension of slavery, and believe that such
extension SHOULD be prohibited nv the legislation Of
Congress that We CONSIDER It the du'N OF Congress
10 abolish slavery and the Save Trade, vherSo-
ever II has the power under the Constitution - %
So due alike 10 The principles Of our Government,
and the s2rlt of the age aud thai we are uncoll-
pronlSlngN hostile 60 the Fugitive Slave law, n
violaaNe IN many OF IT'S provisions of the spirit and
guarantees OF TIVE Constitution relating to personal
freedom, and abhoutni 20 humanity AMI Justice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIyaLoFrHE PACIFIC.
KOSSUTH NOT ARRIVED IN ENGLAND.
Cotton Quiet
Dates: Liverpool October Is. London iith'
Paris 18th.

The Cunard steamer Niagara, captain
stone. arrived here at 81 o'clock Saturday morning.
making the passage IN - DAYS and 2Ol hours
We annex the Niagara's list of passengers:
Mr. Weston and lady MIS- Weston, Mss Tucker, Mrs
simpson lady infan, and servant 81 PocIe Lazy
Poole and servant, Peschler ana Icy Mfs ve,hac
Mss A. Whyte: Mr. Fater. lazy. 3 children ana guv
erles; Mr. Atsn'9n, LADY @rd ea VIDE. Nj Con-
roy Mr. Mecne, Mr. Cneveslek. Nj hneinsi,' a.
Fsber Mr. mseklem and ay ", T Tncssr M n Wat
son Sir MAGE Mr.. Becker. lady ana chuu ~
Eqieh M MosIs@e = Ac;oS Tsaf M Mr. LoH H.
ley Mr sickles. La.Ie Mr. CI9sdsI, a1' snte,n
Mr. spe,,er To2e M Mr. NC Mscnish Dr. atkinson MI
Rsnonfard Mr. BOYLE Mr. Morgan. Mr.. Chamherry M ny
smi,h 2ehdrfP and msseSa N Hyirt NJ Den
nrg,en J. Fleming GsTdneT : rfeS c 55 ~S Mr.
Cowsrd j Veyssie Mr. Ehrhard Mr. Barbnncy $ Ihom-
az MIR Pr,chett Vinees, Thomas Reed } No't tsi'
The Collins steamer Pacific sailed from Liver
nool on the 18th instant, and arrived here at P.M''
making the passage in II Gays and hour
The following is list OF the Pacifics passengers:
RI Springer and lady, ". Breese and 10y 4 Lard
and lalv Mrs Fmbury MIS- Embury, O II Nlddletoh'
aSy and cbd s. Middleton and sisters Miss Har,
nett Middleton Miss LOwndes, EDoch D9Iaf iaqy c ~
and nurte John WuTtz lady and servant, MISS MulL
s WIT X l. Kennedy. Mis- Kennedy Nj TurnbnIl
and lady Miss Tunbun, Mr. IuInbqii Jr D. feI' S p
Williams. jacob
W r Belcher Dr. Manly Vim. Gard ner and lady, Gen.
Hentig, Duncan. Ru'ledse John Garcla .se S 20
Wilkes Mr. JagOr Atache TO Prusslan Embassy 70 Cen
trai America, s H Carpenter MISS Emile CARPENTER
Ker Boyce Mr.. Boyce. il, Miss Boyce kogers'
j. Bones and lady, Dr. T Herriott and lady Mfs NOD
iusoD. Miss Lows, s. BTander ard lady MI M MAJ
lady and servant L. A Thomas. X. 5 Russell VIM p"r-
cher p C Galara, JOSIAH Randall, W Seward Randall,
bearer of dispatches from France, Prce 3 VI Mead
and lady Miss Caroline Mead, Mss Caroline n Sac {,
EFT II S Jular Miss Bass. Mss EakiD Slrs EaEn ana
servant MI Martin MIR Brnkiey, DR.. Troup and lady
Miss Troup and saml Morgan and lady C. n head'
A. T Ferguson J. c Keenar. Miss Zimmerman MISS seq
ION Waller Forward, +. Jones aud lady, Mouse,
Minregerode A. b. Carver Miss Carver, & - hou H.
MI Nlosouere lady and servant John Colt MT Sdhc
Robert Bower bearer Of despaiches G. II DIape, " r.
Wright Mr. Stodart and lady Mics Stodst, b Dean
and lady, Peter Rowe, J keisoe, MI SIMON T. VI
Seabrook, NJ A Pnnge. W Gale, j. harp:r' =
Rayerel + Hesse. prussian Charge A1ares 70 Cen
iTaI America. John Field. Mr.. KIIpatncS. "a l.. P KING
G Goodrich. T. c. Moore. J. = BENJAMIN, j. r Eyre,
c Davis G. r. Cobb. b Huger, Jr., Dodd, r Doda
Mr. Corbei. Thomas Addison, JT.. o Ross MI MARSH
T. Mrs and Mss Loveoy Jason Rogers, B. Ltton-!3
The political news is not important.
The Europa arrived ont from Boston on the llth,
after passage of 10 days IL hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
to A Correspondent writes to sugge

that the British journals which make such hub
bub about the INVASION of Cuba, are llmgng stones
without thinking what sort Of house is their
own He particularly recalls the "plraicai"
Ecuador epediIion, got up at London IN lsi7' by
Gen. Flores. The principals IN the English
branch OF this exemplary enterprise according
to the London annual Register, Were " a large
number of haltpay officers, who had proposed TO
beguie the tedium of peace by little bucca
neeIng" The great difference between this
affair and that of Cuba, seems to be that the
British Government stopped Flores, while at
New Orleans Lopez was permitted to set Sall.
The halt pay officers were no more vlrtuous than
our tlibustieIs, but they were more lucky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Wilmer d Smith give the annexed review Of Con
mercial Matters

Wilmer a smith give the annexed REVIEW OF COhi-
mercial Matters
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct 10 The Revenue returns for
NE quarter ending this evening II highly Satsitc
tory character Notwithstanding the reductions m taxa
that taken place. they show increase over the
place both ~ London and Liverpool The pnce oIWHEAT,
Tie downward movement Of which has a. length received
check and the prevalent Opnon nov mar the Creates.
point Of depression past The markets continue % be
literally supplied The arrivals Of t0l"nai Produce are
st exceeding those OF the correspond w penod u a
wear vet .chants show arnueSs and the
markets belns less freely supplied.
There far ACTIVITY IN The ma se's for 81 'sh manu-
iacturoO goods. aud although decline from tn. highes
for articles has taken place et these modified
rates has induced buyers 10 out fresh orders
The from the coute nidl Bsg STATE thai
Pubic Securities presented qiOns ot hatness, the
amount Of business having been limited. Te Money mar
tnrors hou The eek has been of variable character
There was decided advance the English Funds AZ the
tselnnng the week. ~hch coon iost, however
To-day the downward tendency has been checked ana an
improvement established Cousuls closed IL % ar
BY The German houses morning
contain further accounts from LsDsc, where the ar
stil proceeding unsafstaclury, both ~ regards BRUSH
CouToNs and The faOrcS of Yorkshire The general etpec
aon This MARI - that prces are not kew - undergo
much further change. buy perhaps 70 exhO increased
stsadr.ss some ofthe hafss of YARNS THINK
the press Ole time for MAKING some pro-
vision foTebaLd have effected p-rc hases n ca 4tous
vav and o. limited enf NOd0unt he sfehiinsas rune
CoTToN marie, contributed 20 this apparent ase
ofcunfCsnCe
Atthe GUAR RS meeting Of he iron masters m Sahor
snlre th week determined - maze 40 chanse -
Tn ufrssf quiet, "a ia litr opposition -
operate PTesent Ta!ss in Liverpool h-'chsnt bar =,
Na1 Rods lOs Hoops lis Scotch pg, Ne. b. y D.
The arrival. II buf continue large. me west ihdh
bnne. $4,000 laIge share M Eod aud there
are some further supplies from the United states tlIota
tons are maintained and business dOIe a previous rates
. rr N..r -
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re A young man named Geo. W. WnH.'
arrested on the Illinois Canal, on charge !.
counterfeitDg United States com. He mans eno' =,
10 escape, and Struggled With the Marshai crs,ss
rested him. but was secured and taken 70 Iii -,
The United States Court beng IN session. o ~,
found against hun, at once, but his nial was p
over.
Eg On Friday John Downes was aff To-;
ed at Baltlmose. charged with the murder OF CsP.
Lecompt, Of trading vessel, who mysterious, me
appeared some time since. Downs mas OeeA
Lying with the wife OF Lecompt.