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SPAIN.

The Spanish Minister for Foreign Affairs has
assured Lord Gowden that Spain will not inter.
iere In the affairs Of Portugal except in case Of
extreme danger 80 the monarchy.
The elections were proceeding in favor o. The
Ministry. AL the NSrvaez candidates were de-.
fes.ed
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FRANCE
ENGLAND.

LoypoS. May 3.-Tnis morning Mr.. Hames
amer dment that the Income Tax bill be oontln
ned for one instead OF three years, was carried
BY ga 70 23O-s majority against ministry OF a.
Five hundred pounds we're taken yesterday a.
the Exhibition alone-tl entrance. 249 season
tickets we're sold at the building beside those Of
the Society OF AIRS.
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FEw ORLEANS. Ma

FEw ORLEINs. Nay 6-Ar sap Uaou, ffom Ne" foFs CT
Oh D Portsmouth, Tor b's'on
s h. eH shps P,rths on and rlary Tor Boston. .
cHAKLE,TON, Nay ll-ct brig syuthsr, Boston, ell
a 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

OysrrR TRADr.-Henry A. Wise 10 late
-. a., -. V,gini. Convendno sistsd thss one drn 10
a. ian vszrs AN tsBed fortune ~ t95O,loe
S ~, sr,-,|pg O,sters the Wettern stes and
~ hAv paid ne Bs umore snd ONO hsHOA1 Ii oney0
e95 CtO for Carrying Oysters alone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

M, and Mrs Msjor Sir VIM Gordon, nessr' hyan'
Ba,I Smith HOdg-, Henson. 01odnch, Cnein DAuiy'
Hu bpeTt smith Lowell Rsmers, Csnrick
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

.,/,s ~ some doll state Of Tbs gsneral ,rade
-. c,nsuSrro 10 itoR ise dem ND fr cOtOn eerng
- 80. ~ AphI vn@ irade riRidy conh7iog th-h
10 me supply ~ Atf preseut wants TIE oons
e,,.pn,p 10 g.uersiy msiu'sioed. AMI ta> s,beS OF
are Of large but b~ pness tain She are
No, Ssp,rsly r.nDpersVe srd here 10 "a aos1ncs OF
bst commercial scdsity which hss us1ay sIen1od ta7
trsrts-ions o. ~ present sssson hu-o envaotsge
rSdsrty ancpard from The fsvoTshe and exciting To-
easpce Of he exhibition nov open in London
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

fota. 9s74sa L2sSI72 So S44
fhis gives AZ aversge Increase Of 20 = esaI in Pobe
WORKS Of d6reri descriptions in each OF the No,t,sr
suie' showing IhaI lee geaera prosperity Il not eoos,
10 ole locality br Oh Of industry but tai tb a
oareee travel And transportation pervAds al section, ao
AL Interests
1AenpsSas Bank Note Rep0Ttsy gives tbe en-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

" Charles Ladew was dangerously wounded
IN onsrreI with Hsper Diller at ST. Loai', No on we
81
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st11pprNe rryrEx.L1GENCE.

Arr of Hart Aphi &c EowinA fon AoIwerp Tor Ns~
Yofb a. Deal est1 nsdos from sreD.n f,r N I DIX
2sth H.rmopiso. I'm H.nh1rg for Ns" fdft ~ Ne"1pr'
row CArolir IN Jt,rosn, ssted ho1 - he-nf Apru
a. RsgsA IN O4so for New 1rE' sailed .on 6iofs'i~
Ami Is ThDnvbs'e I'm LsghHn for New 1o1t 49,,
pIsAsrsR- Tns Gs rick 81 Liverpool, al N oulyus
thics spow stprn Tosc4o hesTing west sbod ~ r'lss
IN csst.rt WIN ne shp g. George. Of PJfI a'so~
90 tvs,oool t,r Bottom which oY foremost affOId
bulW1Tks Lay by Der ali ght and replsced pt1o 'nl
crew vho bad got on board. The C.rrct 1t llD9Do a.
read rats kc cut wafer aud SHIPS tdet Daoy CO..
The b. George cid axe any water and Intended sIesf
IN fur Oueenalown or Waterford
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markets.. oAasEvLLY REPEATED roa rHs TaI8vss

WGpsssAaT. Hsy a.
AsHEs-Th. muIst for Pots. Via esats dsntat
st4 s7Aass Psss steady ATS So L. .ass are ~ ,o
Export from 81 % l3tA May, 1891 1907
$3.50 -.--
10
COTrOS l. doll heavy islfl Beg Esns'ay o.
Cd Of eeosat Liverpool sdVsl % ne conag stsimf
hands iTactcn lE'r n yssr'av
Export, irlm lst u 18Th NAY. 1891. 1ooO:
CJttOu. $500 sAss--.o''f '
Export from th' j.. "a stat''' go
spcs Let Sept 1880 ....-..oaes-. - o
Sane tine.
Oompdy7tse Statslesf u Rcelpts Erp0T', GHd ScS 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
LONDON ADVERTISEMENTS.

1 ONDON WATCHES.-To persons
~ visiting the GToai Exhibiuon Of ell Nsno1s, r.
COWDERoY, ChrOpometer Walch and Clock MAKER,
Chsrrnaton.st New Road, Saint PsLerss, London W
yeays With Cooper Cal hoppe 0fsys loo h1sol
begs TO form those who intend ysidDs London ms he
VII ond ibis good opportunity OF inspecting as .oes
warranted OF 6rstts qaslity 81 prices 10 meet hs ums
C. beE 70 inform importers " Wa chss that 10 hs
large stock OF finished Duplex, Lever Cenl sseo3e
Movements all warranted Of the 6nest qualify eonaes'
ably low prices. AZ lm AThks
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AUSTRIA.
Passengers.

VIENNA, April 27.-The King Of Greece was
expected at Vienna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

,.,,s A. the monthly pOsl OF gold al PhisdoPnA sad
he.,oors f-on Ne y, York compare - fJlio~s;
Eo,ts II Ola f,oa Nee YORK and Ofp''S' 81 S''a a.
PkHa6-isAid ~.., t,,. y..y,,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

Of H. st-r ent denominations - epiu which
~ gavr ant tie Eppsrrnt tni aoo' one'-' % -
Fl p0rls on.y 81 Uuitea states e'n ne en =
- ,i,v, no qold run ~ vhc1 v-fg clntf rfa17 fina
eooe ITO III eourfry In me baods - nns fsos ~lh
SoTrecot 70 ioc 1de ~ ast Ve-I This ts'le 10 " ''"a
Erpoyts II Sgsei6 from Nee Y's J'os aPr'i % my
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

1otA.ss..ss.s.fl ND,olt lf'sosoo" s''f'oo
Rbsre aIo arrived In four months over 1900 90
from Eurupe per CuHom-H House repof1
The uGsbsr OF In grants wno arrived 10 me n ooa OF
AMI Al his DOr was IS rs sJu and these Pr)0AOy oll
uot bnrs less Ihsn g. 10000 10 European coin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
Esw-York Cattle Markst....MAY Il

Reported for the Tribune.
TAt the Washington Drove Yard FOurh-avonus ard FOR
ty-fourlh-sL and tho Hudson River suPs Head 100,
OF Robinsoo-sL Cor Beeves. For CowA CAyes, sheer
and Lambs III 6rowuings, SiIIns,, near ThifsaVenae
and 81 Chambsrlsins. foot OF Robinson-s1
OFTEREO- $40 Boevea, t7U0 southern, Ihe fomainiol
from this STATE and the ERsbl 40 Cows and Calves and
100 Sheep and Lambs al erownings $50 Cove $40
Calves, add about 1890 Sheep and Lambs. 81 Chamber
aims
BEEF CATTLE-@srEet 6rm, with good demand: sales
from s7G7 SOdS9, 10 qua Atty About 100 lett
Cows AND CALvEs-8a ke rather dul sales Al Bro
ing's A. from y so S0d A5 All sod. At Chamber
aiu' s. p 50 % $50 80 head ansOt.
SHCIP AND LAMBs-sss NJ 2503 50Gj 50 at Brown
ngs for Sheep and 2 6f3d3 Is for Lamos 2j0 left
At Chambs s. -, Sf05 80 for Sheep and s.
, 75QS4 for Lambs All sold
Passengers Arrived
I1siig Charss Netc OTieaAf-Jo,sph srd Mr.
Iono NJ gaiet ifofd, sLo 40 10 me stsefsgs.
MtSlATURG LnANAI.----. THIS DAY.
san-R1ss........4 IS 10 hooa-ss..-
di6h WATgR....-. MAI
tsnsy Loo GU Island. O3s Hell 6ss ~.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

The thanks of the press are due 20 the Fune'
of the Cambria for the following Geographic oiS
patches
FRANCE.
PARIS BoURsE, May 2-Fives, $685. Ihfees'
$500.
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PaaaanEern ArriXnA

- 10 hoOa-ss.... Jsa
di6H WAfgR..---. NAY
tEnsy l6s GU Island. OiB HsB 6sts ga
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VISITORS TO ENGLAND-HODGES

4 sCOTf, NewBotdst London, Shirt nsEen %
Ihe Royal Family. beg u call The ueoon Of gcnusns1n
heH superior make Of bbfts. which for cheapnes o. esg
orny OF cut ard material, stand unryaed Chsfs. g
shirs only $40. aIS 6vTuskff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
ROYAL PAPlEK MACHE and ia.

~ PAN WORKS. Haiku o. West Bs'ersyssqsss
London, and 50 Constitution Hill, Birmingham TssrS
tcTiber, having been supoibled Agent Ia Ihs ciy -
MesErs JENNENs 4 BErTRIDGE, one OF tie aga
msDuseiunDg houses IL Europ- IL nov prspsrsd 70 80
orders Tor 81 eescr prODs 81 spieT ache GOods sna
speet uy Invites ne MsTchars he public 10 eh ~.
sse Bis .smples Of TaDes, Chairs, Wiling Desn ls
shcos, Portfolios Fsncy Boxes, Gard Ceses, o@y.s
BoIe' Chess Boards, Wine Prsys, EnyeIop Boxes 4"
Csdoies &C.
HrNRY l. B3Ofs0N,
ZB Pearl st. up ssirs between Msiden- aus snd Jooey
Tse WCrks and Show ROOns Of Jenness BstfogsS
EDesto vii he opeu To thr Inspection Of nose sssk
lhe worries Fair, by caTcs ~ introduction giyso ~ a.
Agent, 2s Pesrist, N-w-YonE m74sIafal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

FLOUR AND aCAOut msfk.t Tor the o~ g'adss o. stlsn
better With far demand Tor rle AMI sons speculative W
ou heavy, ant oraufs csn and st''
n grades u STATE $50 npsfhnsl are os' n 1f'
ofsrrr The better grades hm with TAR cshAni iof me
Trade CsnadHn rather lwsr and 70 tar eqss l
Provucsi sales Of coo bbs II 50 Tor No snpsnae l
gaoi Orleans ie a7 10 ntni
Ssa4 SIS Toe 'sss Of Doms'tc reach zoos Dos ~"
supaffuss 9t0t t2l FOR M we'd % iaac. W. ls
Iuescs lsa ~ 37 for Southern OHIO iad ON a. -
FOR pars Gensse southern heavy Win ntsi demand J
Trade Of e5sat 61t az Is or common . ed ofi
Rye FLOUR quiet sslss Of C0 Dos AZ - Com st dG u
s3 for jersey IS for Bnay AMI % for AuaaIc D'ck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
1851.



GRAIN-Ihsrs Wnsa FOR mi Ing m,sty ~
Tho Pnms hrneri ole knis ara 1
.csd and prcs are nominal Toe SASS Of Do nsstc as
bush White nchisan not made tna~n, and no
bush Prime Grnssss pvats terms ks s gust and rA'lf
heavy; ssss ~ a bush Oats psny aai sra
f50tc for and 41tc Tor Northern Con-
shade better dsns1s Tor tbs East aad good sHoot
inquiry vessels more penny gwen holders Of Con-
ts advaniaes Thesass hsat-d 81 II ~
nrs1 6Ucah0h FOR Round TsOF; 5) Tor souteI
I eloa. and h9h foF common " hla sonhetn
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04
Want Of Confidence.
kY J. P. MOkItlS,


Ltt?c FrencLman loaned Il merchant fiy
thousand COLLAR, " hen 'ihe times ere good.
lie called al the counting. house few wear
ago IN L state OF agi alton not easilv described
'liow do you dol" inquired the merchant
NV hats the nialter!'
"Delimes is DE- matter"
"Detines!-w'at disease is that?"
"De Maaide dat break al dc merchants, We
| much"
"Ah.--the times, eh!--wel tbey are had
very bad, sure enough; but how do they atfec
you!"
Ivy, monsieur, l lose dc confidence
sin whom!'
Sin everybody"
"Not in me, hope"
"Pardonnez, moi, monsieur: but do no,
know who to trust at present, when al de
merchants break several times TO pieres"
| "Ihen presume You want your moneyr'
"Oui, monsieur, | starve for want Of Lar.
gent"
| Cant you do without it,"
| "No monsieur, must have him."
! "lou must"
| "Oui, monsieur" said little dimi'y -brceches,
| turning pale with apprehension for the safety
OF his money"
"And you can't do without it!"
'No, monsieur, not Won leelle moment lon.
gare.'
The merchant reached his bank book, drew
q check on the bank for the amount and hand.
ed it to his visitor.
pat is dis, monseur?"
"A check for five thousand dollars, with the
interest,"
SIS it bona" said the Frenchman, with amaze
meni.
"Celtainly," have you de rarsen, in de
bank!n
sYes"
sand it is parfaitment conveniently to pay
de sum!'
'undoubedly. What astonishes you!"
IVY, dat you have got him III de.> times"
"Oh, yes, and have plenty more. | owe
nothing that cannot pay ut u moments no.
tice.'
The Frenchman was perplexed
Monsieur, you Shall do me one eet'e favor,
et.'
"With all r,y heart"
wei! monsieur, you shall keep de l'argent
for me one lltle ye: longer"
'Nhy, 'liou. You wanted i,e'
"Iou an con'rilre. no want de rargent
II want de grand confidence. Suppose you
no got de money den want him very much
--supppse YOU sothlu, den no want him ut
all. Nun> c"mprtHez, rhe'
Afer s"ne other conference, the little
F'enchman prevailed upon liie merchant to re.
tain the money, and left the counting house
with light hea /, and gceunienanre very dli-
t. rent from the one he wo Z when he entered.
! lis confidence was restored, and although he
did not sand in need of the money, he vi he'd
to know that his property WAS in safe hands,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

MIND YOUR OWN BUsISEss-To ,eI man
to his face 10 mind III, own bu ~iness would be
con>Ide cd about 10 knocking .inn down or as
a FreHcinian SAID, s.'horizoAaIi~lna HI, perpen-
dicularIly. And yet it is one OF the simplest
ru'e- OF righ conduct. aud one OF the most use
iul ha nankndsran adopt in their intercourse
with each other. There '>a grea. deal of Pau
pry spirit III the human heari or wonderful in.
qnisltHeue>s IN regard to the personal .,f.tirs
OF friends and neishbors. This fault makes
more mischief ~ ihe community Than also any
other cause aud creates uIure malice, envy and
Jealousy man can be overcome IN Il eenlury.s
Letevefy man mind hissawn business and there
will not BE- haltthe trouble in the world that
there is ii ptescnt. s-..- ~
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04
P]AQUEMINE PARISH OF IBERVII H., 1851
Vainglory.

Considering that the total force of Lopez
expedition, as shown by the #rmy roll official,
published 10y the Cuban aushorltn $, was hu
three hundred and ninety one officers and men
all told the world will be somrwia, surprised
at the lnordinate eXulfation BETRAYED by the
former al lis destruction, and especially the
grand expressions of the Captain General in
his proclamation prai>iny the valor and loyalty
of tie Cubans who assisted his six or eight
F.! Thousand troops to win the victory. "Histo.
! ry,' says the General Concha, docs not pre-.
sent, perhaps, in its pages, Il single example OF
! an INVASION so pronp' y and comp eiely sup
pressed Here the Captain General does not
speak with the exact historical precision that
might have been expected. There have been,
some equally remarkable examples of invasion,
to say the least of'hem--perhaps great deal
more rernarkabIe--and of inyaSions promptly
and comp etely supp'essed,--the places and
perIoh> OF which were not so far rempved
that they might have been heard Of at Haya'lal
Some persons will remember the last invasion
OF Mexico made by Spain,--;hat of Barsadas,
who, in 1929, landed four Thousand troops
Ohey all came from Iavana) at Tampco; when
Santa Anna, attacking them immediately with
seven hundred men--Mexicans, too,--destrnv-
ed, and captured one fourth ofthem at a blow,
and compelled the remainder TO capitulatr in
six weeks, only about half of them living to
get back 10 Havana. Seven years la,er--in
1896, the conqneror of Barradas, the same
Santa Anna, led an invasion Of ten thousand
men into Texas-an invasion which. in a short
time, was 'rompleiely suppressed" in what
has always been deemed somewhat relnarka-
ble manner, by 'wtlve hundred Texans, who
"the butcher of Gotd and the Ala
mo, with some six hundred OF his followers,
all red-handed from the Slaughter Of tneis cnun-
trymei, aud yer spared him and them-dd not
put single one of them 10 deatI, in co.d blood.
The suppression Of the Lopez invasion will
figure in history hereafter; ard
SO will General Concha; but either of them,
possibly, in manner calculated to cite much
admiral ion. North American
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

sCoss1sTEScY.-.We noticed, says the Nat
chez Courier, on the tickets of The di>un,nn
party III this city. bat they had the American
Eagitoa has baek and the American Fag with
rs uni,a doaen. They will !iud il easier to re-
verse those glorious emhcms on paper, than
dlsplace them from the stieurs Of The American
people. Tue spirit which dictates this act is
the same with that which, prompted the propo-
~li'on in our State Legislature at its l;,st ses-
slon TO drape the Ame' iran flag in morning sf
ter refusing to permit it to float over the Capi-
tol dining the delit,tration Of bat body. Still
Union men Of every former political parry will
.I.nnt
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

WHAT Is DEBT ?--Dcbt is a perfect bore
How II haunts a man from pillar to poSt--Iurk-
my N his breakfast cup. poisoning his dinner,
e'hblterng his tea! now it stalks from, him
hike g''siIy living, moving ekeeton, seem
ing TO announce his presence by recounting
tue amount Of his liabilities. How it poi>ons
his domestic joys, by introducing it's internal
."balance" inio the calculation of Madame re-
specting Il price Of new csrpei OF a new dress!
tt"w il l'Inders dreamy plans for speculations
and accumuiations Botheration! How il
hampers useless energies, crlpples resolutions
too good to be fulfilled. At bed and board, hy
night or by day, in JOY or grief, in health or
sickness, at home or abroad d--debt. grim, gaunt
and shadowy, falls rs All incumbrance. As no
presence, is too sacred, no ground is too holy
to deter the memory of "bil!s and notes paya.
be from taking immediate possession, SO no
record IS SO enlivening, no reminiscence more
de Icions, than the consciousness that debt has
fallen like January morning, 29 degrees be-
low zero.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04
Conundrums,

Why is a young woman like due-bi.I!
Because she ought to be ''settled off as she
comes 10 maturity.
What kind of hair did Moses dog have, Sam.
don't know indeed, Jim. ia
Well, Pll tell you. Why, dog hair, ofcourse.
Why is baker not a gentleman!
Because he is loafer.
Nonsense! It's because he needs the dough
THAT'S the only thing that makesa gentleman
nowadays.
Why is horse the most miserable of ami
mais
Because his thoughts are always on the rack.
Why is an old maid like watch!
Because she bears the marks Of Time upon
her face.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04
whv Women are Unhealthy.

Many Of the pIls steal eviIs-tlte want Of vi.
gor. the shaclion of system the languor of hys.
tereal ;lffections-which are so prevalent
among The delicate young women of The present
day, uE,y be traced to II want of wcll.traued
mental powers and we l-exerci~ed self fcoutrol,
and 10 an absence of fixed habits of elnp oy-
ue'It. Real cultivation Of the inteIlect-ear-
nest exercise of fhe nrnlaI power~-lhe en-
largtmrnt of the mind by the requirements of
knowledge the strengthening Of its capabill-
ties for effort, for endurance of neyi ab t evils,
and for enefgy III combating >u,f.as they may
overcome, are the ends whicl, educltl OH has
10 attain.
III" power Of the mind over he body is i'm
meh,e. Let ilai power be c:,iIed tor:b, let it
be trained and exercised, and ,igo; lo;h of
m'nd aud body will be The result 1'here is Il
hosn.is. nnpo i>hed s;ssiHg that Ut is better 10
"~r ont !tan 70 rast out!" but it tells a
pi;''n truth rust con uiDps faster than use.
lie Ter, II THOUSAND times BETTER to work ha &,
e'eh /" The shortening of existence, than to
sleep and eat away this precious life, giving
40 "'her cnrnizaHre OF its possession By
works OF industry, of whatever kind il m;!y
BIZ, We give 4 Practical acknowledgement Of the
s"''i" o' sr,nf us high tn:en'ions, of its mani
told dnieS. Emnes', active Industry is living
hymn vi praise, never falling resource Of
taPpsue,o; ltsis obedIeuee, for il is Gods great
ii" Ter mortal exi,tence.- American Courier.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

A FEMALE pR1srER.-A Cincinnati paper
states that three wears ago. poor orphan giri
applied and Was adn,it'e TO set type for that
paper She worked two years, during which
time she earned besides her board, about $500,
and avaing herself Of the facilities which the
printing office offered, acquired a good educa-
ton. She is now an associate edi,ress OF a
popular paper, and is engaged 10 be married to
one. OF the smarest lawyers in Ohio. We
should BE- bedisiuciined to credit the above, if we
did not have 50 many evidences Of tte eleya-
ting influences of lhi> printing office. ,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

COMFORTS FOR HoMsLy WoMEs-"Beauty,'
says Lord Kaimes, .is a dangerous property
te,ding to corrupt the mind of the wife
Thought soon Io.es is influence over the hus-
band. 4 figure agreeable and engaging, which
inspires 'ffec'ion. without the incbr;ety Of love,
is a much safer choice. The grtcps lose their
influence, like beauty. At the end Of thirty
years, a virtuous woman, who makes an agrees
able companion, charms her husband more
than at first. The comparison of love TO fire
holds good in one respect, hat The fercer it
burns the sooner it is exiinuui~led. -
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04
PLAQU EMINE:
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1881.

DEATH OF THE DUKE OF SANE CoBuRG Ko-
HAEy.-A teiesr'piic dispatch from Vienna
announces the death of the Duke of SAKE CO.
burg kol''ry, elder bro her of the King of the
BE gans, on the morning of the 27tn uIt The
late Duke wa, brother to the Princess Anna
reordorowna, widow Of the Grand Duke Con-
stant'ne of RUSSIA to the King OF the Begians,
rs above stated and to the Duchess of Kent;
Il so, uncle TO the re'gning Duke of Sake Co.
burg and Gotha, and TO his Royal Highuess,
Prince Albert.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

A FEMALE y PHY>lcIAs.--Miss Elizabeth
Blackwell, Nj. d., has ,ecen y ,etur,ed to New
York CITY. from tive years residence alb Dad,
one OF winch was spelt as an aater1e, or house
physician, at the Maierni y Lying-in in Hospital
OF parls. Another year was oscnped in the
same capacity in the st. Bartholon,ew's Hos
pital in L"ndon. Miss D. has also spent some
time wi h PaeiStaitz ii, Graeffrnhurg, studying
the Water Gu q Treatment Miss Dr. /, has
just opened an office at No. a. University.
place, in that city, and is premred 10 practice
in every department of her pratr->ioa ~
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

FoR LADIES ExcLUSIvELY-Ladies, as you
are fond of having flowers in your room, you
will perhaps be glad to know that about az
much nitrate Of soda as can be easily taken be-.
tween the for.-fnger and thumb, put into the
glass every time the walter is changed, will
preserve eut flowers in all their beauty for
above a fortnight. Nitrate Of polash-tha, is,
common salapetre--in powder has nearly the
same effect, but is not quite 50 effieacious.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04

A LIVELY PEoPLE-Lamar,ine, in the pre-
face TO his new work on the "Restofa,on Of
Monarchy in France has the following re-
markabic sentence: 81 scarcely exceed the
m'dd cage Of man, yet be,A cen infancy and
maturity have seen zen revolutions" Jud
gIng from the tenor Of the latest new- from tfe
French republic there is as stronga Il disposition
TO 'evotve as ever. and he worst These revo-
intlons is that the wheel that makes item has
an irregular motion. -us
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-10-04
@SupFg STITJuH Avn Rpr-rsy,ry T,bo p,r

@SUpER sTITIos Asp BRUrALIrY.--The Buffa-
10 Republic saTs that wo years since man
died IN Cavuga county of consumption. Other
members of the family ae affected in the same
way, and one brother is not expected to live.
Recently the brothers and neighbors disintcred
the body af the deceased, cut out the heart
aud lungs, which We're brought home and burnt
in The prese,l,e of the Family, who inhaled the
fumes and afterwards ate the ashes. It is
doubtful whether the old Cayugas ever ex-
hibted The barbarism OF their successors.