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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-19

.MoriAoud- - Vous a.tz.sa, o.,. Nc.
sieur Tourmiche, mas con iiti ! .,ue
les carpes etaient aussi crosses GU hi.
ct que je ne pouvais pas presoir quiz C..
s~aierait a me les a~valer; Ia pr,uve. c'.st
quill ma pas pu, puisque la queue Iui sor.
TAFT dune aune.
7ourmichel.-C'est.y n raison pou,
me casser une dent?
Moriliaud.-J'etais 81 IN colere. a,,a,
soyez-vous, que 'aura's tor'il!j lie cou A.
brochet. All! e suis blen contrar,ti, mon.
sieur Tonrmict.el; je vou' prier,i d. de-.
mander Indulgence pour moi.
En- presence du repentir do preyenu
ct eu egard All malentcnd, qui "a a,nr,s
lie coup de poing, ie tribunal Ma con-
damnt MoriIla"d qua Is fr. d'amcude
ct a % fl. de dommagus-interets.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-19

ellie ava kve les yenx vrs L5once, comne pour reng ,ger liza sure. En- efa
bienfo' il soht et IA rjogait sou les grands arbres du pare. aee#a @Ha4a4a-
|-Vrdmen'! mon beau cousin. dit B .ne enr liant, % moment cd lie mari DE.
teue iabordst. a4uehe opinion "a yo,s donner de moi m a demarche de e mo.
m"ni? car. ef i, cest ~ rendez we iarfe pte! t# HHe sHa9 s&s4ae4ssa
ii ehcs 4c sou nj 10 acton M coaIaa,m n prnond respect pour vous nc
me permatrat pas de les infefpratar dsfssorabien mi. u8 44s .HlE .Iat4IIsH
-Freve de compliments! Jh iu vore billet, cje sms venue; diesmoi ce que
vols avez 4 me dire. ,an%aaa.s a4a #f4Hst ..'4
-Qaayezvons a me- dire? repeta Berthe. a. 1a e.a o.aa4s S. as#aa@@
agf 9 VI. d M"ny, rhpoailt iiaacc avec u n certain cmbaras. 8 aH
-Pariez moi done alors de M. de Morny! d. aam5e 81 * s1s 100 "a .4aF
" e n enfsTre j! pensa l@once, etcet tolloirs la sme de cette maudhe letre.
Je ne puts m .rer de Ii que par IN coup de mature. Aud1sss fortuna juvat Couga-
&c ct en- avant!' sf.@a
Une subtle inspiration im vh. s#a5.asHa4 sa fas.3 .sB ID sn. .a8 Sd
Non, ma co1Nne, je meatnr, s6cna-t IL tout 4 coup. ie mai rin 1 yous dire
de veHem mari; jen'A 4 yols4 parer one de mo-, que de Get amour i ardent oi
ft q'r j. n mapparhens plus, Ine G sus tout "a tot, Brthe.a IHs 10 M e' Ii
IT, taafs 4lH dabhttcette phrase plsionlsei Ill val, CONNIE a IN irAsi-
bic mouvement, eniaca de son bras Ia table de n couine. 49#h@' @8 i aaa9-
La leunea femme esaya dc Sc degager, mas tien fnDiement. I'une de SEES mains
sappnyht U ceid s bras de l6ouee qi hi reamt iibre, lie jeune homme sait
fauine main de Berthe, ct atirant sarsonc nr la sls femme qui ne put naister
i ce movement inpr6vn, il chercha sr SEES evres u doux ct long baser en- distant
Berthe, veuxtu manner. 81 NA @sn5s.98 Hsf @ya ssH#Ie1 Ns as9
Ea &c monen. Berthe ssehappa de ses bras, mais il ny await pas de- colerc
--Vous CITES hu, mon cousin Asseyons-nous ct causons. a5Im# s.gq
II 1T dn d0igt ellie hui montra un banc tata nprss dieax. 4# #4. a....#s .4@
-Caasons, repris ellie aPres n moment de silence, mis ne me parlcx piu, da-
mour.. 81 . TIL s.4 -r44s 4. III. e.@ 80 I.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-19
HOUMA.

Nos iectenrs doivent Sc souvenir de la
sang!ante affsire sur venue i Thibodaux.
dams laquclIc IN nomme Austin await tue
lie dtpute sheriff, ct b!esse plusien's autres
pcrsonnes qai voulaient l:arrater ct IL
metre IN prison.
lie jury de Honma, appe'Ifa Sc pro.
noncer aarendu Ut verdict dc nou cnIpa.
bilite en- faveur.de l'accuse austin, ct ce-
lui-ci a etc Acknowledgement decharge. Les
versions sur cette rencontre deplorable
sout ii diverses ct 81 coutradictoires, que
nous nous abstiend,ons de toute remar.
one %concernant lie verdict du jury de la
paroisse Terbonnc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-19

I'm officer de la marine FRANCHISE.
en- station dams les mers du Sud, ecrivait
dernierement a sa femme qui desirait lie
~rejoindre jusques dams ces parages ioin
tains:- Ma chsre, je nelais 81 yous pour.
req supporter lie climat des lies, la cha
leur y tue les plus REQUISITES E%uropeen.-
En- toat Gas, je yous envoie TN costn.
me complet des Processes du pays, atm
lie Gus guider dams les athats CUE re-
clameront votre toilette ct votre
trousseau." ~ 4#s @ #naa8.
Or ce costume comYles consistait en- IN
collier de coral, ct rien de plus. Nous ne
-ayou pas 81 Ia femme de l'ofhcier es,
alice rejoindre son mari. ar.r5e
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-19
MARIE,

lie mardi Ii du co"rant par lie rsvt.
rcnd Masnou, M. Acu!!LE BoucEpE. 4.
St-Charles, a Mile SrEpHANIE HELLu,x,
de NapoIeonyiIle. '
81 les nouveaux maries n~'eta;cnt de-.
nos amis, nous leur ferions, CONNIE tout le
monde, mile souhaits dc bonheur ct de
~felicite; mails nous nous abstcnons. d,a.
oord parce que, CONNIE vous Ie savrz,
"ous sommcs. leur ami, ct puis parcc
que ii n'aimons pas Il nous meier des
chooses qai ne nous regardcnt pas .....
ieur bonheur. ID all!eurs. lis s'aimaient,
bien sur, arant; qu'iIs continent a sal.
mer, parbIeu! ce nest pas chose deya 81
diaicile. a...r
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-19
DEUX ARTICLES.

Au moment de metre sous prcsse
hier samedi, nous ayons recu un numere
du V,gilant, qni devait nous %arriver jeud
dernier ct nous y trouvons deux article,
en- reponse i deux communi lues, public,
! y a Inc semaine, dams lie Pionnier.
Dams lie premier de ces articles, il y a
des phrases assez adroites, mails pas IN
fait; il y a des menaces d'attaque en- Ii
belle, mails o pas Justification
L'auteur du communique nous appren-
dra bientot sill a menti, on bien 81 unt
infamie de plus doit poser sur l'homme
ln'il a attaque.
Dams lie second article, on commence
par dire let uous commissions cette plu-
rne) que nous avons Etc assonmss de
communignes les plus hst6roclytes.
Nous v%onlons bien comprendre ralIu
sion; au>si rons repoadons %positivenent
4 cette assonDaante assertion que Pautenr
salt quill ment, ct que toutes les fois que
nous ayons etc en- train d'ossomnaer OIL
d'stre assommss, grace a Dieu, jusqu'a
present, Ia marque ma pas etc pour nous,
msis pour d'autres. -s. r.Ft agf
Nous n'avons pas le temps dc refater
aujourd'hui ces denx articles. Nous es-
porous meme .qu'ils seront victorieuse-
ment refates ras d'autres que nous.
IL'EDITEUR.]
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-19

Eli! de quot voulez-yous done que jc vous pare, Berthe, ma bhn aimar? Qand
ON ma qune pens6e dams Tame, N ma de mame qnuneA penss nr lesAesr.. De
quot vous parers du bonheur, mHI lie bonheur c'@t ramonr. lie b,nheur c@t dc
senar quon est e"x, ct popHant qaon nest qpun; De SAVIOR qii a la, iga"fs
fde oA 4uek4Tun li Wit de Rorev vie, qi pense ave- nors4 penssc, mi reg.dc
p.resqae, 8 Berthe! avec noGe regard. De qoi paHer? dc poese; mis Ia p%de
cet encore d. lamour, ar fanour 4seul donne d Fame les allies qi Ia poueut
aux ceux. DE qoi parier?de ces chants doseaux qui rso"nent auto IT de nous;
MATS ms lear chants les oseaax Sc dissent quTs saiment. ID. 4aoi prsje done
vous Parer, Berthe, ii nj voa pale pas damour!
La Jeo"e femme wait conie pendse et les J u baisesi quand ifonee cut a
lcheve ces dernieres paroles, ellie Sc Ieva: . - 80 #k##es@ SIS 8 #s3a1# #5
-Vous diHs, des foies moa cousin, ct des foGes courabes. Ce iangags ne dot
nous souvenir nil Fun nj a raure. voas as marie, e le suHs AUST. j sne NJ. de
Morny; ji confance e ih, commeh a confance IN moi; ii II c voudat pas me
nomper, ct de ma part ce serait e tronper que de voas sconter dava"tage. - as
Leonce, intsieurennent BENT Asnodee, lie diablc qi proefge les amants. y E
IL ne voudrait pas sous romPer! sscria,.a y ssof -a re S#
-Non,H ne lie voadrat pas. ae %HHH ea8 a# te.ud #t .9# E#&s& e&5
-Vous O q croyez snses@ s Il tp4aE15shatb ss tHHae .ata##a z#tn @@&1
I-Jen As sire, repondt Berthe en- 6xaut L6once. a3a4t9aea5 aH @#3 @4
y Ell l@once raconta, dams le plus grand detail, les habaonsd De M. De Mosny,ns
cit gull termna par cete p6rUais1a kudroyante:H 4 go q 1~aHsb s1tH
-Vous tsomper aini. voas 81 eaoe etsi belle, enchafnse i hi, ctqu jamah nc
hie sentr combien ce lien est dur pour sous! q Voas tonper aini, lu, pres
que IN senasd! stinft me! M ate'as 81 Ne eHe@.xsaE4 s1Iea @@ 1-
Tanl que l&cnce await parle, la surprise ct indignation sstisnt pennies tur
I ur sur lie vlage de Berthe. Quand il Sc h, ellie sea coDvahIyements a main
en- ki dnant: a@ssa s#@4H s a@6~
! Co oar noY serous Ii tous degx. tannsaa ata.7se3
at-Commenti ssHa9gaI sa8et@A ,4@#s~
II -yousic verrez. Eti &C que vou. aNes cat vrai. aA-as4sa 1 @a e>s%t-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-19
STEAMER CADDO.

Nous nous faisops un plaisir damon.
Ger aux habitans dn Bayou que lie CAPT.
tame Demitri 81 avantageusement connu
ct a%pprecie, commande a%ctuelemen, le
Steamer Packet Caddo, aIlant de Do
jacksonville a la Nouyelle,O Orleans
Nous noas garderons de fare l'aloge
de ce Packet, ct d'enum6rer les avian
tages gull presente aux ,voyageurs ; ii
sufit de sayoir que lie capt. John Dsmi-
try lie dirige pour stre certain que lie pa
tronage du public ne lui fera pas defiant.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-19

Ton ~yeuillc reilechir un moment que lie
sort des nomb. eux hahitants, etablis
dams les Br6iis GU autres Establishments
dc l'interieur, depend du degre de soil
dite des levees du Bayou. 4:
Ces considerations devraient suf-
fire pour que nous n'insistlons pas
plus longtemps sur &c sujet; d'silieurs
la question tcmbe dams lie domaine de-
rInspecteur de la Paroi,se. ct 81 Get off
cier ne fait pas On devoir, lie Jury de
Police est Ia pour lie redress:r ct lie pu.
mir.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-19

lie Caddo partira de DonaldsonviIle
tous lee mardis ct Vendrcdi, a 6 heures
du matin ct rePar'ira de- Ia NouveI|e-Or-
leans les lundis ct jeudis %toujours a 10
heures du matin.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-19

Yes temps passes quelques ~jeunes gems
s'entretenaient du vieux Billy de ses
operations, ct des success qui les uro
nent depuis tant d'annees, l~orsque, tati.
que d'cntendre q l'envi- vanter une
chance 81 idele, James Doneilan Off,
de parier quill la ferais finir avant deuz
)ours. II VIZ sans dire quo le Pari fut tenu
ct VOLTA James en- campagne, cherchanI
dams les airs I'etoile qui devait lie prote
ger, ct eciipscr I'etoile dc Billy.
Chemin faisant ct pres de la nation
de cour, James Sc trouvc neg a neg avec
Bill, sa future sictimc, ct s'approchan'
de hi :
-Bonjonr, oncle Bill, dit James. vous
Portez.vous bien anjourd'hui?
Tres bicn, Jenny, mon fills. tres
hien, ct grand merci.
-Avez-vo,s, oncIe Bill. q%ueIque bar
ga'" a fare pour passer la journse, u"e
operation ~quelconque pour vous recreer'
Mon, Jenny mon fls, rien d'au
jourd'hui, gu du moins ricn de ixe, dt
positif; les ~atfaires languissent, ct For
n.-ime plus a speculer CONNIE par Il
pas.e.
&c que yn,is dites est bien vrai, on
Gle Bill, ct parole dc james DoueI|a"
jamais je ne Wis p~areilIe apathie dams lie
ays.. Mlsj'y pss... voulez-vons CUT
nous PASSIONS une affaire ensemble?
-CeHainement oni, Jenny; de 4ioi
s'agit.iI d'ahord? parle.
Eth bien, oncle Bill, j'ai Ia n ju.
ment que je vous propose dc changer
pour un de yos mulets. Comment vouiez-
o tiaiter?
-Je men sails trop rien, Jenny, NOR
fills; mails tn sails qne ganeralement les
chevaux sont moins estimes que les bons
mulets; dc plus In jument nest deja plus
de la premiere jeunesse; eDfn, que di
rais-tu de dix piastres de %resour? Oui,
doane-moi dix p~iastres ct ia jument, je te
donnerai ma mule.
-J'accepte, onele Bill, s'ecria james
cnchante; ct l'argent fut comp,e ct les
betes echangees. James croyait avoir fat
un marche dor; il s'etait defait dune ju-
ment quill savait avoir appartenu a son
grand pere, ct qui partant eta,t dun age
IT respectable. II eomptait done son
pari gagnd sans condensation aucune;
quand, . fatal guignon la mule mourui
dams Ia mutt meme, ct fit eyanouir ses re-
YES de success. Ii ne SC decouragea pas
nkanmoins; il await toute une journee
pour &c refaire Des lie matin, il Sc met .
Ia recherche du vieux Billy gull rem
contra toujours . la meme place, non
loin de la maison de cour, ct Ia CONVEX.
sation s'engagea. la
-Oncle Bill, yous avez fait ayec moi
une exceliente Attire avec votre mule,
qui ne me consient deja plus autan:
qu'eIle me conyenait hier. Combien de-
mandez. pour la reprendre ct TIE
rendre ma vieille jumenl?
Jenny, mon fills, je serai r%aisonna
bic ayec tot autant qu'on peut ratre; tn
mas pris bier au premier mot, ct je me
suis execute. car nous SAVIOR - que lie
commerce est lie commerce. Mais puts.
tn desire annuler lie marche, je ne
ITEMS pas i te contrarier. ct tn rep'endras
IA monture, moyennant dix autres pias.
tres dc qualification, en- ma favour.
-J'accepte, 'accepte,F oncle Bill, re-
pliqua James triumphant, mais 4 la con.
du;on expresse que ehacun de nous. ira
prendre sa bette pour la ramener. vous
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-19

safsmme, an: y"s a"si yoas eonbatiez pour moi? Ah!voas v0ulsz vaincre en- mon
nom les scrdpaies qae Bernie ausat eus. Peu-ere? Al! vos voutsz changer mo-
tiomphe q ue zen ail tghun. Bcaso! bravo! You're fen y. SAT- b-a On,
toJoMs h pane da talon ft permi-e! 81 to, N plnsre EaeIe, 81 faMe a from
per, que jai pressure homie dc lie fare, ale conf lance e moi. csst jnae, lie lie ne
rite! Les imbsciles cro,entq que janus . ne pei rnn2er co aetsnnt me fem
me, ctqnc toyoun on est tomps par ellie. Ere dnpe dune femme, moi! On! quu
auen ait dit Napoleon, lie mot Impossible est fanGas!' #H -l1 Fs. #H.
5saa aaa4 fa###s HsMs CHAPITRE v. .a Haxnga a 4-
~3 sHSss##4 H#@a*##4 A#sE - 0taA a#4@s## SUR tt@%s@A4E $50 6a81
-Jai e N. q e Morny, dit EaeNe : SOL mari une hsurc sPns fentreien
que nous ayons raeontc. sao s5A@&Es Hh @fsNHaest# I#&.HE SHa1AS# @as l-g
Eth biehf n&so
-Jai accepts I'M entnten paricuher. -. .Bs aaAf 1850 t8a@## .-
Pour aujourdhn. txrant8-
-Oui, pour ce soil. pendant que yoas serez dams lie pare avec Berthe. Ji con-
senh,P pm 9 e que os e d&anez; 'mais soayenezvoas que VOWS mavez pronis de
nc point chere.er d ere present. .~s8.Ma'A .0
--vons sayes ben, Es'eue, one je mobile jaais mes promenes; car je you.
mi jmk, mon ange, de vos ainer touionrs. -H@asA ana aAHF taa4
Ci9 minutes apns Get enueten, 1l@once kghHait dams la min de- Berthe ne
Naile de sou papier le plus pnfans, sur iaqn~nc IL await ecis cecil. 4stat--
.Je voudrais ben ohtenir de vols m conine nn mo nent dentreien. &c nest
emoi nide mon amour que H veax vos pafk. Cnyez ban que 81 TAI 4a
a@es malheareux pour vos dap!aire par . avead de o nain, Ia premiere pel-
We que e youdran sous bonner de mon devosenent Mfait dfsuter tonte aIiuion i
% sentiment qd, qaoiqae biea Sincere ct ben profad, parairait vos ofner. Ce
qeJa . soa dire etg grave ct important pour yoas: ls'agit de N. de Morny."
ifoa. minutes apFes ayoar Isa cete lethc franco, Berthe qu,ta lie salon ponr|
enahre g conenn, ct au bout dun instant, Laoace I Ht paser, IN lime 4 IA
man, dsvant IA fsnttre pres de laquele il 6tit aMs Ss pas &c diigeaient da
cAA dune fs al6es les pins onbrenes ct les pin. hokcs. En- cstoyantla EneEe.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-19
AVIS JUDiCIAIRCe.

DETAINED in the Parish
~Jail of the Parish Of Assumpti N,
~ At Napoleenviile, a negro man
calling himself MAJOR, aged
about wears; says he belongs to doctor
Martin, OF this parish, has 5 feet 3 inches
3,4, has all his beard, has two scars on the
breast and several other scars on the back
The owner will please come forward.
comply with the law, and take his slave out
Of custody.
81 sek 4saa a. F. HICKMAN Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-10-19
. sRISH OF rs ,UMPTI)N.-

- sRISH OF rs >UuPTI IN. -
Cornr OF ruE Flrru JuD,c'AL
DIsTRICr.
Whereas D. L Rentrop has petitioned the
Court for Letters of Administration on the
estate Of the late Patrick O'Neil, deceased
i.ltestate, Notice is hereby given, to all whom
il may concern, to show cause within ten days,
why the prayer Of the said petitioner should not
be granted.
BY order Of the Court,
Assumption, October 18th 1851.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
CT .8II #Is8t{ ~ Clerk.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-12-13
New Boot g. Shoe Store.
PHILIP DORR

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
III Sandusky, aud the adjoining counties, that he
has just bought of Topping and Wegstein, their en-
tire stock Of Boots and Shoes and removed It to his
Store, one door south of Z. Leppelman's Jewelry
shop, where at all times will be found complete
assortents of Boots and shoes of every description
Just rsceived from New York and Boston, together
with large quantity of his msnufacturing.-
He has also engaged the Journeyman in their shop,
and is prepared 10 manufacture Boots and Shoes,to
order, and in superior style.
The public is respectively invited to call and ex-
anime his stock as he is determined not to be under
sold by any other establishment in town.
Fremont Ang 81, 1851.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-12-13
TillotsOn g. TYLER,

In ESPECTFULLY announce to the citi-
II zens of Sandusky and adjoining counties, that
they have Grocery with large
and complete Stock and are prepared to supply
their Old Customers and all who may favor them
with their patronage, with any thing in their line,
at reduced prices Their stock consists in part Of
Sugars, Coffee, Teas, Spices,
Pepper, Raisens, Tobacco, Segars
Nuts, Powder, Shot. &c,, &c.
together with large and superior assUrtmentof
G A N ~ H " So!
made from refined lOafsugars. They keep on hand
superior article Of
WINES, BRANDIES AND GIN!
which viii be sold cheaper than the same artic-
Ie can be bought at any other establshmentinF FIRE.
mont They also have choice lot of
WHIS K e "!
which will besold from IA to 26 centspergallon,
the best article in town. the assertion OF OTHERS to
the contrary notwithstanding.
Lemonade, Mead, Cronk and Beer,
can be found ut their Grocery at all business hours
Thankful to the public for their heretofore liberal
patronage. we respectfully solicit continuance oi
the same.
Fremont, April 18th. la5i.-No. Sly.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-12-13
FREMONT FREEMAN:
is. FOEKE, Editor and Publisher.
The FRExMAE. is published every Saturday morn
ng-Ofice In Buckiand's Brick Building-third
story; Fremont, Sandusky county Ohio.
T - r nj s

SINGLE u,ailsubscribers,pe peryear, 81 so
aIlnhs ortan aud upw ards, to one address ] 37l
fSt,hs of ef,sen 25'
Town subscribers will be charged 81 IS. The diff
fereneein in the terms between the price on papers
delivered in town and those sent by mail is occa-
stoned by the expense ofcArrying.
Whenthe money is notpaidina advance, as above
specified, Two Dollars willbe charged if paid with
10 the year il not paid until after the expiration Of
t,e ear, Two Dollars and Fifty eentswiil be ehurg-
ed. These terms willbe strictly adheredto.
How're SToP A APAPER. R.--Eirst see that you have
paid for il to the time you wish il 70 stops notify
yhe Post Master of your desire, and ask him to no.
sei 10 do1 fvsar wish to discontinue.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-18
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-18
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BALTIC.

4DAYs LATER FROM EUROPE.
Cotton unchanged-Fwrther Decline in Bread
stafs, DC.
New YoaK, August 1910 A. M.
The Baltic has arrived in days and 10 hours from
Liverpool, with 148 passengers and valuable cargo
The Canada arrived at Liverpool at l o'clock on
Saturday.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Aug. 6.
Cotton is unchanged but less firm Holders keen the
rket we'll supplied and last weeks rates are barely
obtained. TIE sales on Saturday. Monday and Tues.
day, were "a 600 bales of which exporters and specua
tors ook 5000 The sales on Wednesday were 5000
bales. 81
Inc Havre cotton market is steady and unchanged
BREADsTuFFs.-The fine westher and large imports
have produced dull Flour market, and prices have de-
clned %. ONO, Philadelphia and Baltimore are quoted
at 20s 2Os Cd.
Corn is in less demand at ed decline. White 27s cd
2Ss I'd; yellow 26s a 27s. Wheat is full I'd lower
Consols closed on Tuesday at 96sa965, on Wednes-
day at noon at 96S.
In Manchester business is good except for the Indian
trade.
GENERAL NEWS.
Parliamentary business is wholly unmportsst,-
Lord Pamerston stated in the Commons the 4h
that the Turkish Government had positively promised
the English Minister to berate Kossuth and his fell
low prisoners the 18th OF September.
The Queen in reply to the address asking continu-
ance Of the Crystal Palace, states that the question
too complicated to be suddenly answered.
Alfred Burns has again leased Drury Lane Theatre
The Liverpool Chamber OF Commerce has adopted
a petition to Government for reduction of postage to
America
Lord Arunda has been elected to Parliament from
Limerick
Horace Greedy came home in the Baltic.
FRANCE.
The chief subject of remark is the visit of the Lord
Mayor OF London, and the Commissioners of the Ex-
hIbon, to Paris, accompanied by several hundred En-
glishmen and foreign of note The opening ban
quet on the I'd inst, was exceedingly gorgeous Five
hundred persons down. and in the evening several
hundred more assembled. On the 9th, superb review
and sham fight was to take place.
SPAIN.
The Cores were prorogued on July 30h