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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-31

la France s'unir aux Etats- Unis dams
cette juste protestation, ct sa mediation
injurieusement ecartee, ct ses rapports
avec notre federation ct les enterprises
partfop terneraires dc l'orgaeillense ct
insatiable Albion.
/ 81 rAngletcrre devait Sc .montrer
sosrde d nos reclamations, &C serait peut-
stre la un motif de plus pour rcndre ces
reclamations plus in'pericuses. Les Flats
Unis savcnt bien &c qu'ils peuvent ct
ce que desirent de tous leur veux les po-
pulations de Cuba, du Yutatan ct de
Centrale. Unc guerre entire
rUnion ct les lies Britanniques serait
sans doutc lie signal de toute une rfvolu-
tion qui, pour Sc faire attendre men ad-
viendra pas moins, ct l'annivcrsairc du
dernicr jour de cette guerre serait pony
les pays que nous avons cites, la fete de
lcur Independence, la fate de leur natio-
nalite.-Il nest question la que de cer-
taincs terrcs a,nsricaines de la zone tor
ride. ct lie Canada, qu'attcnd-il! @a
coNcREs.-Parmi les actes de nos sa>
ges, nous en- devons constater un auj our
d'hui qui ne peut manquer de trouverun
agreeable reimbursement dams les Etats
du Sud. II s'agit de diverses petitions
d'habitants des Etats de New York ct de
la Pennsylvania, demandant 'abrogation
de la loi sur les esclaves fugitifs. Nos
sages ont eu la sagesse de supposer que
lie Sud ne saurait fare d'autres conees-
sions (il en- {, deja trop faif) ct les petit
tions ont etc renvoyees a dcs calendes
trop pcu grecqucs. Aussi peu surpris
de &C resultat Oil s'y attcndait) que peu
abattu, Seward presente d'autres peti-
tions, solicitant qu'on foulat aux pieds la
Constitution, c'est-a-dire que lc Congress
passat un.: Ioi qui intcrdft fesclayage
dams les territories Utah ct du Nouyeau-
Mexiquc, aussi bien que dams le district
dc Colambie. Ces autres petitions ont
etc egalcment renvoyees q des Calendes
trop peu grecqies.-Le sdnateur Seward
sondcj le terrain, il compte sagemcnt
pour ses vues aboIitionistes, les fous sur
qui il pourra compter. C'cst plus qa'an
Erostrate; II ne veut pas brdler I'M ma
guifqne temple, il veut ic parricide! rom
pre- pUnion ou ensevelir lie Sud dams un
abime. d 'on il ne sortirat jamais. l. "
/ ARBrrgA1RE. ~ Tn Am6ricnin, qui
await solIicite en- vain de publier a la
Havane une feuille ecrite en- Anglais, a
etc arrete, puis incarcere dams les ca
chots de cette ville.' II n tente une pre-.
miere fois de faire paryenir scs grief.
jusqu'au souvernement de son pays
mais pespionnage des actorites espagno-
les ptnetrant jusqu'aux secrets comics
Ia postc, les reclamations de notre com
patriotic ne sont point parscnues a leu
adresse. sss y 9ss#sf 80 5fa
Aucun crime ne lui sest impute, pa
meme lie soupeon dun crime. Cepen
dant il git miserablement dams unc pri
son sans pouyoir 81. faire juger.tiFQu'est
ilebesoin pour les autorites de Cuba d.
administration dc Ia,justice, cette jus
tice les f1etrirait. 3'71u9a ri p 57ss{I
Nous avons dit qu'aucun crime mes
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-31

impute a 'Americain pour qui nous ecri-
vons ces lignes... C'est une erreur; il est
accuse de port d'armes cachees. Oui,
Get Americain, Sc croyant au milieu dun
peupIe civilise, Gu l'ignominie de por-
ter un coutcau CONNIE on en- Confle aux
marmots de ces pays de iberte. De la Ia
prevention qui lie fait jeter dams un ca
chot avec tous les miserables, avec tous
les brigands qu'cngendre un gouvcrne-
ment despotique sur une des terrcs les
plus (ertiles du globe.-Cette fois les
plaintes du detenu sont arrives jusqu'au
Sesnateur de l'Alabama qui ne pourfa
manquer dc soumettre au Congress fabus
don't un citoycn americain Sc trouve
victimc dams un pays allie.
sEsArEURs.-II est bien vrai que dams
le Missouri, lc celcbrc Benton est cettc
fois victimc dc la session quill y a dams
Get etat, dams lie camp de la democratic
Au quarante- huiticme scrutin, Geyer lie
candidat wh;g, obtenu 80 yoix ct Ben
ton. 55 settlement. "a voix ont etc per-
dues. En- revanchc James a. Bayard,
democratic, etc eiu senateur des Etats>
Unis par les Chambres du Delaware.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-31

nomme lie Rossignol. Jenny Lynd est
attendue chaque jour dams la metropole
du Sud. Sill faut juger de l'impatience
publique par les personnes de la campa-
gne qui SC preparent a aller Pentendre.
eettc impat'encc est 81 g'ande que nous
promotions que tous les hotels dc la Nile.
Orleans scront litteralement cnvahis.
Nous nous laisscrons cntraincr par le
torrent. nous vcrrons.
lie rossignol Suedois (puisque c'est son
nom) devait dcscendrc l'h6tcl Saint.
Charles; tout porte done croirc quill
suivra Messicurs Nudge ct Wilson qui
exploitaient Ie royal pied a terre dc la
seconde MunicipaIite, ct qui occupent
depuis linccndie, lie bel hotel St-Louis.
" a quelque chose mahcur est bon" dit
I'm proycrbc. Sans nous arreter ;eu NAL
que lie grand desastre occasionne a la
vile dc la NouvcIle Orleans, ne consi-
derer qu'un cote de la medaillc, l'inccn-
die dc l'h6tcl Saint-Carles imprime a la
premiere Municipalite une animation,
unc prosperite qu'elle ma jamais con-
nues. La propriete s'y loue aujourd'hui
! a dcs prix fous, aux alentours dc l'h6tci
Saint-Louis surtout.
Cette animation, cctte prosperite sont
elles passageres ct une reaction cruellc
pour le centre de ia Nouvelle- Orleans
Sc fera-t-clle sehtir?... Tout porte lc
croire ct les determinations priscs dfja
par Ia population la plus richie ct la plus
entrePrenante de la grande vile, ct les
| prit de riva'ite qui anime contre la pre-
miere municipalite, les puissants d'outre-
Canal,-Deja la reediication de rhotel
Saint Charles d'apres. le meme plan
gu ayant rineendie, est un fait resolu; les
mesures pour arriyer CT bu1 sont pri
ses. Ainsi le deve!oppernent dc la Sc.
! eonde municipalile est certain, la con-
! ccntration du haut commerce dams cettc
| partie de la Nouvclle- Orleans assnrec
] Fesprit des populations en- est lc lneillcur
garant. VOLTA pour favenIr; que1qhe
brilliant gull soft pour outre-Cana', j"
Iere municipalle conse'yerycra long
! temps. longtcmps encore, Ia suprema''e
! que lui donpc el'ancicnncte ct que lui as
surera, Ia democratic. bien qnsf cct'efpfc-
mierc soft peut 6tre Ia plus arrierte ct IN
.noins democratic dcs trois grandcs par
ties qe'i diyiscnt IA vile. s8 ayag1a .as
! yrEntin lc process Henderson ell pour
solution quill dcvra rccommencer. lie
Jury ne pouvant s'accorder sur un ve'.
dict. est ,reste enlerme pendant vingt-
! q,atre heures. On pourrait croirc que
Messieurs les jures, repondant au desir
dela Cour, s'occupaient de tomber d'ac-
cord sur le fond de Ia question qui lcur
etait soumise. Qn'on Sc detrompe. Les
! s,res qui ayaicnt fait dire une premiere
fois au ,nagistratf quill leur 7etait impossi-
bic dc s'accordcr sur un verdict, crureni
qn'i Ieur etait fort inutile de tacher dc
! surmonter une impossihilite ct lis touche.
rent d'autres questions fort difiiciles il
1cst vrai. mais don't Ia solution fut rendue
J. possible par un compromis. ..,.
4 ;. La principalc de ces questions, c'etait
!. de determiner 81 les canards qui devaient
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-31
If pIoNNlER De uASS0MP TON,
Public PAR
SUPER g. DEVILLIERS
lGnuutttcms utt Dottr,ral:

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1ninze ours au moins, avant Respiration du
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ON execute a rimprimere du PIoNNIER, ct ce,
aux prix les plus moderes, toutes especes dou-
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fAcTuREs, PAMPHLE ETs, BLANcs, ETC, ETC.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-31

0TNous prions I'Hon. Isaac Morse.
notre rsprtsentant au Congress, d'agrecr
nos rcmcrcimcns pour les documents
quill Gu l'ob!igcancc de nous adresscr
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-31

r. Nous appclons I'attention des lee
tcurs snr un avis de NJ, Leroy, annon-
cant l'ouverture dun cafe ct dun hotel.
Wis a vis l-Eglise paroissialc dc l'Assomp-
tinn. --- --- EL.E|Z
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-01-31
AGENTS DU PIONNIER.

'a"."s AGENTS DU PIONNIER. '''s
sgae-.-sszT g.. ID 1M. Michel Lapeyre, Jr.
NLLE-OaLEASs NJ. Francis Boimare, Lii
@ a4 braire, l1s rue Royale-
AscEssIos. NM. Richard g. Templet.
Rv1ERE-NEuvE. NJ. Firnin Duplessls.
JBERy1f.LE. nj. J. Breau.
Sr-JAcQuEs . . nj. Auguste Thcriot.
Sr JEAN BAFTIsTE, nj. rEdsard Ferret.
PoNT-BKEAUX, AT Edmond Bulllard.
ST. CHARLES Rlzan Freres, negoclants.
THIBoDAuy 80. M. Adolphe blanchard.
HcUHA =. ME- Gagne.
SrE-MAR1E nj. Etienne Penisson.
AssoMrTIoa -. G. Rodriguez Cafe Star.
BELLE RIvIERE M. Pierre Theriot.
pAINCoURTy1LLE, M. T.. J. Il. Gauthler,P. NJ.
IL Dams les paroisses on nous navons pas
n9mmo d'agents, nous prons les Maitres de Poste
de- vouloir Sc charger de agence De notre feullle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-15
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, Dec. 13-e p. NJ.
Basapsrury. -flour advanced tribe, the sales oom
prs.ng $500 bbs Canadian In bond at 81 lsX 81 rs
ordinary Southern and common TO choice State at -
~ So and mixed TO fancy Western with pure Genssse,
ct 81 g& - 6s14 per Dbl Rye -four moved to the
that Of $50 bbls Jersey at 50 oo Wheat to that Of
$500 bus Southern white at S9c 81 OF; and rye 10
that Of 500 bus River ct &c. without eliciting any
change. Too roved barley vas held at so $50 and
Northern oats at s2ts ~ per bushel Corn seemed
higher II 900 bushels bringing o2h 90 for mixed West
ern and 49, 81 for round Northern
CofrrE. - Sales were made OF $50 bags Rio at So q
SIZE; and 400 81. Domingo at ~ asc.
torroS The sales to day 2Ooo bales at firm
and steadily improving prices chiefly taken for export
fsEieHrs The delay in the arrival Of the Nisgaras
man still restricted engagements 10 Liverpool About
lsd grain at I'd and cheese at 0s 200 barrels beef
were engaged st q To London, zoo barrels rosn
engaged at d To Havre cotton going for ward ct
&c and ashes with bark at sess7 There no alte.
NAv.L Subdivisions i eco bbs crude turpsntine
changed hands at 90 co., $50 spirits at 3sc 500 bis
common rosin at 81 IS and 300 hne at 81 5sasi75.
On CAEr-25 tons more OF thick country round found
PEovnroSs Pork moved 10 the extent Of 900 bbb
and beef to that Of $50 bbs unaltered rates. while
200 bbls Of lard were obtained AZ So to sSc and $50
bos beef hams at sls to sl3 so per go bs-s reduc
lion picked pork shoulders and hams we're selling at
aud &c fiesh city cut DO and do, At e4 and to
sac and new middle bacon, az 70 sHs per h. re-
spectivey Ohio and State butter In good demand
at 20 nc and fair to prime cheese at Ga to Ike
sr0ass 100000 Dutch we're purchased to-day at
81 90 TO SO 60. usual credit
whiskey at n1sc snd 40 hhds drudge ct POKE, cash ;
which rates would not be accepted at the close.
SCGARs-Beyond the disposal Of $50 hhds Cuba at
sc sske and loo Louisiana, at 53Ic SIC. nothing
done
r.Ltow-sslos Of 500 pounds prime rendered have
been effected at &c a TKc. cash
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& .S Pc % si b.:
IhiI.dspSs; brs. osss sssasrs H.ns.rr as..t newell!
III xSsS S:sasst Se:.o:: :sh.: Isabella. css:. ws:s
vS oto!nG.ToTMSe Dec Is! sesls AIaiIs H:Iisl; =
h s'S &c, ss'RR:ssi. SssS.a 0d s 'sAi
's:: S.:::: H OBI ''''
iwis it, PiA bark Is now ays, sight, coming
<: @ RUIN:
=: ssP S hard and Which
:h'; M, sH e.;
CID sarss Israstss. Adams. Nrort, 60
sss:ssti. farss base fsssSai Brig Fs' Ss sssi::
9sL.ASs Eco ssA.s ,AiD: Fanny s. rcnSsss
sss sra ;Hn pSs.s ooIsos Ta1ss below sip
f...sn. Boston visi:surs' Berry NYorl New Ensl.nd
:ss1: sl. ssssrnssss t:s:sssl. ss:.S. x:ss:S
'NH Sii II: sfs
Jane SsSs:s Ssssuoiss 2ss Nodeli; Raymond Bourne
Dec leA .eAr Elizabeth Ann Albany
stEsGsf fPs; De- lar .ehr. Adelaide. Ronaeu
f.: ish i1.a f..em. r.en
Trinidad de Cuba brig Narasuass iekss Boston; schr
son. Yer. Cruz Hashy. Cliaord Bosoci Dslav,ss Lewis
Brisbee Charleston; Tiger FAiknsr, Sacoi Marina n
lnN NYork; Emma. Crowell Boston, kldridge Lowdon
Maven steamers Cayugs Wilson. NYork Josephine, Nor
rison. do.
PROVIDENCE Dec i2-Arr schr Jas h Deputy Wins
more, PhilsdephA; prep Pelican Williams NYork. Sid
schrs Mary Anna Haley, and Estel Beal. Philsde
phiA; soops Thos HAWKINS Jones' and willard, Barrier
PORTSMOUTH. Dec l0-Arr bark Gen Taylor, Mitchell
Baltimore; schr Empire State, Eldridge, NYork.
.,hs Dec rS ARs sc hSrSs sI. Srs
,isr a,s.n.as u. Holns:: Hole CID bark ODD Fellow
RICHMOND; Dec 1s-Sld sehrs New York Nelson. New
..sAyANHAH, Dec &od bark Rainbow. wylie Bath
ns: Sid Ssgs haamorss Ma.s b Jaso Cuba Philura
psE,ARsP0RT Ny s.Ar sli. narois rrisos swsssssr
3d. brig Trieste Ian pher. and Marshal Dutch M0veyy
Havana Cathaine Nokels. Hiehes and Isola Park. Ma
tAnxas.
sALEM. Dec lo-sld brig Cornth. Chase, Charleston.
WAREHAM. Dec 9-Arr schSs Frances. Alexandra; 8 Z
Parker, Noriolk 18th. Complisnce, NYork,
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In addition 10 the other which have been report
ed the following disposed Of In the Superior
Court actor 81 the suit q the Pho nix Bank against
samuel fradbury for note amount s262 81 The note
vas due presented and paid at the Bank in April last
buth vas subsequently iouud that the defendant had
Drawn al BIZ money CT " the bank before that time
The defendant sad b. ia not intend that the note
should have been pei = the bank but that he would
refund them the mo The defencs was that the &C.
count Of the defsr 90 having been cleared was suf
hcis nj notice % srk not TO pay the note The Court
pay the nrte bound By ~ Verdict for piai ntia
fZf IL n otse Of William bartlett arainst Thos
Csrny g fepleyib of several casks OF oil verdict
for plat uhject 70 the opinion 81 the general term
In The CO Peter y Holland against Hester n weis-
ar, d intifi claimed piano which vas lent 10 the
dsfsnt 70 husOsnd on the promise that II would be
return when required, but which was ssiKed ~ the
shefir I Wit The defe adant alleges that the
psno he property OF her late husband and
that b "a been In bic possession since 1874 verdict for
plant slt0 Ia The case % WIN ID. Murphy against
Abgu zarego % the amount Of sails for the
thip Nctcria verdict for psiBth f9lC In the Of
McConrel againft Robert Asams for assault and bat
trry verdict IA plaintiff $3.50
IN The Court q Common Pleas an action for Ease In
rrscnment AZ the suit Of Isry Jane Fox ~ her guar
dian, Msfsarst FOx szains, Thos Le B5uilier. vas
tsd. Damages lard Of - Geo II alleged that
IN 1850 -rue silver pooDs ies~lry &c .o.n RON
ths defendant srdthat servt ~ 60 hs empty oans1
Fsihsihe McKsDns va arcussf sn1 ses-chrd pt.t o.
re property vas f0uri In heE p1sssss1n SIZE
trtsd o.. De 1pisirf 'cf La laTr ~ Tts plaintiff ID
ODD. Gaze rUry r.fg .-..css.-lr a-a.ts
lft. ~ avit.r f.C llaaLi.s y ..a-ta 8. 3D. N 4l.
So va CO. '-r. -.irt r.-- l.-. a-- o. 8sf.7i.
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Died.
On Saturday, Dec. 18th, after short Illness PErER
The relatives and friends Of the Amy, also those Of
81; s;0sss.s W. Patrick C.:sy m. s ~, .sspscs
Of street and Ninth aysnus on Mon
day, the 18th inst, at O'Clock His remains will be
taken to Calvary Cemstery for intermsnt
On Saturday 18th inst, After tedious Illness, wM.
HErRy ZILks, aged 10 years
invited to attend the funeral Monday 18th instant At
O'Clock from his late residence l06 Ninth avenue cor
ner Eighteenth street
sunday Dec. ia CArHAasE MuLLls, widow Of Jam IS
fhs ..nAs and acqusnsnces Of tn. deceased are re.
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral her late
residence o. Orange street. between the hours Of and
suddenly, on Saturday, Dec Is, MARY RostSsos,
daughter Of Rinaldo r. and Evira swain aged years
The relatives and friends of tho family are invited to
attend the funeral from No 100 Third avenue to-day
Monday, 18th Dec at 10 o'clock, A NJ
NJ D. native Of Kinross shire, Scotland, In the 0oth
The relatives and friend, Of the family the member,
Of the New York Academy Of Medicine and Of the New
York Medical Society are respectfully invited to attend
street, on Tuesday 10Th instaat at o'clock P NJ His
remains viii be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for inter-
ment
On the l4th Instant Of congestion of the BRAIN sorH
JONES' in the 18th year of her age sixth daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Sarah Jones, late Of Bular Bridge, county
The funeral will take place this afternoon, at their
residence, 68 Hester street
Irish papers please copy
On Saturday morning the 18th inst Of inf animation
Of the lungs Mr. JOHN KRoM in the 22d year age
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to
tend his funeral from the residence of his broheriu.
law Mr. II. Rees, No 125 South Second street. Williams
burg l., ct O'Clock, on Tuesday afternoon.
On Saturday, 18th inst CHARLEs koFF, youngest
of Charles and Maria Rolf aged months and n days
On Sunday morning 14th instant, EDWIN ADRIAScE, in
the 44th year Of bis age.
The notice Of his funeral will be given in the evening
aud morning papers
On the 14th instant JAMES FRANCIS, Of James b.
and Phoebe Holmes aged months and 10 days
The relatives and friends Of the family, also the
ber ofthe Eckcrd Lodge and the members of the Henry
Eoksrd Light Guard are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral this day (Mondsy) Dec Is, at O'Clock,
from the residence Of bis parents 3l3 Sixth street His
remains wiz be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for inter
ment
On the l4th instant MARGAREr youngest daughter Of
Patrick and Margaret Jourdsn after short illness aged
4 years 3 month and Is days.
The friends and relatives Of the family, most
spectfuIy requested to attend her funeral from the
residence Of her father No. 100 Mulberry street. this
(Mendsy) afternoon, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
On the 18th inst. Mrs. MATILDA WILSON, aged SO years
Her friends and aequantances respectfully invited
to attend her funeral without further ton,
Monday the 18TH from her Late residence Bedford L.
at IL o'clock
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Teiegrsphic Reports.

NEw ORlEaNa. Dec. III, 1851
The cotton market has been active 10 day aud 5000
bales sold at steady prices strict middling 71.c
Molasesis very active and 1000 hogshead. sold
cay al &c for prime. Whisky dull atiTc Rice, 3fc
Ngw osLEaSs, Dec " 1861
The sses Of cotton 70. day reached 900 bales At
steady prices; fair, stc Tiour-st Louis, 81 Ohio
80 IS. 0rain-Corn 43c 46c Provi-ions-Mess pork
Sl2 Sl3; bacon sides he and nominal; lard in bar.
fss prime, 7c kegs, Sc Whisky, l7c Coffee The
Of The week have reached 500 bags Rio a. So for
Old crop and SIC. fOf new
NEw ORLr.vs Dec 10. 1851
The sales Of cotton for the week have reached 10000
bslesths largest amount o. any week this season No
change n prices caused by the Niagara news The
cepts 12l 600 bales shead Of years up TO this
cate Stock on hand 124 coo. Quo,alions-LOv mid
ding &c; strict middng T5so The sales Of noasses
~ the week amount to l3Ogo barrels at closing price
40 Freights- Cotton 20 Liverpool sixteenths
Hsvre seven-egt thsi sterling exchange $50 10o.
MosLE Dec AZ 1851
The receipts Of cotton fer the week have been is1g9
haee. steck on hand 50 600 Sales Of the week 1900
sales to day 500 st7J{ market stf
CHARLEsrov. Dec -, ISL
oo,ton-sslss to-day sss bales at 81. sK Market
s;id and but little doing
Bogs erm 1880 sold a, 81 6Oatl 90 mes pork sales
Ct go bbs at 81 IS 81 Prime lard. 500 kegs were
dtpose5 81 ~ feE YorE exchange has advanced
20 y a. premium.
progiDt~,s Dec 10 1851
C3rrov-The msftst continues 10 b. lightly st9csei
-ie sales o. The week havs b.sa % ri, e1tsu. a. ne
is.oalLa qu0tstIJps NV ORLEANS snt M3biis mid
.i1g tl- lch ai9bai UF.ae tsr Ok 40: milling
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Interesting from Texas.
S. OFFICERS TRIED FOR MuRDRR-FArAl
ARRAY.


DR. Campbell, z. 8. A, has been tried In Cameron
county for nanslaughter charged 10 have been com
mitted In causing the death Of John Holding and va.
acquitted and soi pros. entered In the case Of
bre,et Major J. n La Motto, commanding the u. q
forces at Rnggold Barracks. and accused Of being
party 70 the offence. The had been chang
ed RON Starr county TO Cameron for the trial The bs
lie Of the charge J. thus planned By the Rio Braro
Holding privtte der arrested for deserton
and returned TO camp At Rnsgold Barracks from which
he sgsn deserted and again arrested and tried at
a general Court Martial held At Fort Brown lie was
sent from THE pest 10 that where he belonged and was
taken from the steamer SIX and carried 70 the guard
house, With, ususl ball and chain attached 10 one
leg A. soon ~ was kDovn to the commanding officer
Msjor La Mote, that q prisoner sick in the
prison Of the guard house, be went 10 see him and
turned him over 20 DR.. Campbell who removed
him 10 the Of the guard-house where
there was more air snd where be could enjoy more
conforte This. u seems 20 the full extent Z
the duties Of Major La Mote In the case From this
moment sccordiDg 10 the evidence he was attended
upon by DR. c. Who called times 10 see and pre-
scribe for him Al the end Of about week he grew
much worse-he had him removed 20 the hospital
where he died -
The following IL from the same pspsr:-A fatal ARRAY
With pistols ocsurred at Rdinburg In this county
lays since between DR. Evwafto and a Captain Ross
which resulted In the death o. Ross Prom the accounts
have heard q this affair Ross 20 have been
In fault and the other perfectly us.ihsble a. was
proved that he asting In elf defence
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. IA, 1851.


AKfIvoQs
Ship sou.hsrner Sullivan, New Orleans. Is days. with
ship Colombo Harris New orleans Is days. with ndss
stanton y Thompson.
Bari zlPha BIoyn, Brown. R.ssed Island. With salt,
to Cchrst Nov H. Ansel CoxEins Of Lubec, chief mate
disd = RasxsS Island. Name papers please notice
Coz AndsrsonS Co. Dec L. came 70 anchor under sas
look tarted chain ana lost anchor. 49,
Bag lssamSrs xs'zssr Bay,na % days, With .ussr 70
.ih ssrn Jenny Lima Bunes ssns. for Mobile has
Brig Wilson Fuller Lewis Savannah Dec with cotton
80. 20 Durham Dmon.
Bril- Bmiy Reve Charleston days. with cotton. he. so
Brs Chas Henry. Small WILMINGTON, NC, days, with
Der 70 Badger. PECK Co. Had violent winds from abe
NV during Of the passage Dec L. hove 70 In heavy
wv gse after having split msnsa jb and main stavsa
see laborsd heavily which eaused he spring leak
require both pumps Be- worked osnssansy For hours
aud feet water In her bold.
sehr Randall. Biaetveii, Charleston. Il days with
ietton, 70 Van Brunt slaght.
schr Tyrone Stroud wilmin gton NC days. with naval
Dec 10 lat 50 81 Ion "a - spoke sohr john Dodge
4 from Porto Rico for Boston.
sehr IsAAc CArno De waters, RappahAnnook, days.
schr Gen Taylor. Abrams, NAnsemond, Va, days.
sehr Geo Ross Fawes. Pooomoke. Va, days.
sohr Martha Stuart wrecker) Lockwood, ChneotesEue
days with Il hhds sugar. 10 Jones Johnson
schr Mourn ahail, Kendall, RocklAnd 7 days.
schr Lucy Blake Halves. Rookland,7 days
schr Mary II Case simmons, Rockiand, Tdaya
DEC a-wina q, sunrise WIN "; meridian 8; s,sunsss