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IN jeu de ma torture J.. 1t c'csl lni...
iui..- qn'clle charge dc ~provoquer &C
recit.
II coinposa de son mteux ses traits, ct
enlra a 0 tour dams la g%aIcric.
Antour dune table %oblongnc, chargac
dc NETS, d ceinture brillantc dc fem
mes s'enroulait toate %chatoyante dor, dc
diamans ct dc sole. Derriere Giles, les
hommes sersaient on Management sui
want leur instinct. NJ. Alfred Lefcbtre
DIES Valltes mangeait, an grand dttri-
ment de son gilet, don't tontes les coutu-
res craqtniient ct nenacaienl RUNE,
G'etait, en- vtrite, IN spectacle fteri,
que. Les splendidcs surtouts dc i. table
atleciant des formes bizarres .%renyoyaient
biisce. Ia lomiere des l%ustres. Les blancs
slsages des femnes, sivement illnmints,
empruntaient 4 tout Get eclat ulc irai~
chenr f@actice, mais ebiouissante. II va
sans dire que Carral n.etait point en- hui.
mir d'admirer &C coup d'mii. Dtdai-
gshant desorfnlis de Sc eacher,, i s'ayanea
ytts I'll margtisc.
= Ctoyez-moi 81 ,ols youlez, m~adarne,
dit n. Alfred I.efebvre. dcs yallees.
soici Nj. Dc. Carfal que Iai cherehe inu
tiiemtnt loatc II soireo. :
- In ,rlile ! s'ccria madame ,Ise
knmhfye en SC toarnant ycra le @nouyel
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26

arri,ani; il y 4 N steele QUO nous ma
vons Gu le plaisir de YOU voir, mon
sieur,
C;trral salna reimbursement,
= Mais vous setnbltz s%outfrir, re-
prit Ia marquisc avec unc im~pitoyahlc
aisancc; avcz-vous done etc maladc
= lie s%oatfre, en- ef1ct, r6pondit Car
raj.
- Dn diable s'iI ma pas une figure
dc dtterrt, grommeIa Nj, Alfred Lefcb-
FTe des iallees, quc son gllct genait ct
.qui etuit dc mauvaise humeur.
Madame dc Rumbrye poussa son fau-
teuil de- cote.
Qu'on dome IN siege a M. dc
Carral ! dit-ellc asec nre imperceptiblc
ironie don't lui seul pouvait a~percevoir
ct Fsentir lc trait: a~sseycz-sous pres de
moi, coniinua t~.elle; les maladcs It les
dunes ons droit aux memes egaris.
.Carral, ayec lne obeissance automa-
tiqnc, s'assit ct dcmenra immobile.
La conversation. un instant interrom-
poe par Get Incident, redesint bientot
gentrale.
Madame IN marquise, dit Xavier
bout dc, quelqncs temps, ma charge
de hi fappcicr unt promessc queue
\ dalgns nous ftllc.. historic de JON
lailie.
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NNNTE DE SUCCESSION.


C,ccrs,inn H., Ia.ruh GnutTCHuX.
l., Ia Co,r din (in0uie
III wv y ~ ~ ~ rlt,t lie J., jny,ixia.
~ i'Io'i',' ,s.orntinu sous
w. ""I' - i""I :" 49, loz, i cnr, oll,rt ef
~ "''' VI" ! ~ a' E,,,,y $,n,cI, IT, 22,n,
''"" ''''i"' w. ~, ,.,ra. tn ,,atll
J'" ~ - ,,a,uta,r norr l., r2r0isse
~ "''t! 80 It6, r;I,nrr. drtritrS
N~>,''. Il" .t,rcn,.ion dc Gru JJoscpI
"PI",'.' ,,' "
80" 49,, w." Lnl 4,for 1tohl;n on surrcrip. 81.
,da 4, r, ra ,r,rn;.ye A~cSon,ptio1. sur In rive
~ ~, b. i t =, f,,,rrhr auprts de- LaUa-
M -" ~ ',. +r,;, ,rnunnts truis oI,olts de
r,n, ,L,, ~, mains Iout lruX arprUtS trnis
'",, l''' ~ 'rlI ul,rr In ana r, ute arpeuts
'",', u 49,, 49, 49, ,r,tnuIeur f., o1I1tre-yinut>
",,I 80, b,ut n.r los tprres de vpuyc
UpIn' ,,. Il,L,;. IF n, has mar ,.plle tie
I,,, I ,,i, .h,d;e ensemble ayec tortcs les
t..n, ,,,nrnr., ION. n,,i Sv tr,1yrni aiusi
Wv" +nr,,' ~. n, lots de Vile nni sout sur Ia
fD'LN .I,L, .r+, L,h;t,tio, l., ditp hahit,-
I;S"',, ~ .rn;,.Ga ;Isou:,u moment dc h we'll
=, l., rI,.oItn lie c',lnrs consistent en- environ
- arpcnS dc SOurhes ct % ArprIitS Uc plant.
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C~ouscous<on. Jc n]'aurnis qua rtvrr
QUA plcnt. .'on mon qerr, IN lIcr hom>
tnc que jc ne vandraj iam"i~. elait lopem
I'orgne; rh bi"n ma mere so"a dtfa
qn'il IA iamai~ 'onche ,'ns son orgg'ie,
ct ouc meme s"ouycnt dan~ Ia matt. pnand
il nc dormant pa, i i"nait "nc petite
dane; c''cst d;a's le sang, qroI !
Nine C~oucou~<on. FujIait me pr6vc~
mir Ir jour dn contrat.
C~ouscous-ou est condaknt e dcnx
Iours DC pri>on.
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ETAr DC ia kOUlSIiNE.-Conr

ETAI DC ia kOUISItNE.-Conr
du Cin1ulcme District Judiciaire dan,
ct ponrIa pa,olsse Assumption.
Atendu que NeHvi|ic Boudrcanx a p~rGsentc
une petition IA Ia cour d tetlet d'obtcnlr les
Iettres d administration a Ia succession dan
gGliqnc BerteIotte, veuvc dectdce dc Jean
Gautschy.
Avis est par lie present donne a tous
ceux que ceIa peut concerner, daVolr Il dcdnire
sous dix yours, les raisons pour IcsquelIes il ne
scrait pas fait droit a ladit, petition.
Par ordrc dc In cour,
Desire Leblanc. GrcGier.
Assumption, lie 8 dtcembrc 1892. l3
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STATE OF LOUISE IN a. Elfh Ju,
dicial district Court in aud for the
Parish Assumptions.
WHEREAS Melville BondrrcuX has petitio,
ned the Court for letters ol administration
on the estate Of Angoli4uo BcrtcIotle deceased
widow Jean Gautsohy.
Notice is hereby given TO all whom it may
concern to show cause within ten davS, WHY the
prayerof said PETITIONER should not be granted
BY order Of the Court,
Assumption, December 9th 1852.
Desire Leblanc,
- CIc,k.
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( q. I slsONG5ll,sIss 8.
4'ENEE DE SUCCESSION.

81, gc>>ion de Angtli4uc BCrtoIottG,
vrn.c dtctdfc Dc jean Gautschy.
En- veltu dun dGcret De 10 Cour dn Cinquie-
me District Juliciairc dc PEtat de In Louis ID
ne dams Ct pour la parois>c Absorption, Sous la
date du % dGcemblc 1852, il Sefa otlett en-
ycntc rubiIque Snr'ieS licuX dams lie Birdie La
! baiie. lie go Jaryir: 1853, 4 dix heurcs du ma
tin, par Desire .rhIanc, cncanteur de la pa
roissr Assom ptiou, les proprl&teS cl-Apr6S de-
critics. uppartenaut Il Ia due succession. SNVoir.
10. TIM habltatIOn SItuGc dams cette palois-
SO. d'o~ ie BruIG Labadic, meSlraut troIS ar
penis Ct de1H& dc face. sur q]uaiaute aIpcHtS lie
protondriir, les Ii9nes o%uvraut, hornGG dun
-c6tt par los terrcs lie leu Joseph GautroMlN.
ct de ~i'attrc cote par celles de Jean Pierre
BoudrcanN. ensemble avec toutcS les bdtjsseS
ct amGIlotatlonS qul sly t%ruuvemt.
20. Tn moroccan de terre situ6 en- cctte pa
rolsse dausl lie meme BriIe, mesurant sept ar
penis dc face, sur q~uatorze arpants de profon-
denr, borne des delN c6tts par Ia terre dc p.
l.. Cox ct Giant dams lie quart he dissection No
30. township No ii de la Rang6e No II, en-
Semble ay.' les batisseS ut authorizations Qui
sly tIouyeii.
81. Les e~ScIaVeS S%ulyants. SAVIOR
IaIery. negrc age de IS ans, ailiigG dune
hegnic; ketty, ~negrcssc aye de 80 ans ct Ses
0uatrc enttnS. LucIen ape de 9 ans, Euz6Iien
are De 7 ans, Marie agee de ) ans ct Julie
age8 de 3 ans; Catherine. u~tgrcsse a@6e de
is ami ct son cnlant Louise a4Ge de 3 moiS:
Adam, nGeriIlou age de - ans.
10, QueIques cuevauX. b&tcs d corncs, OIL
ills aratolres, batteTlc de cuisine ct !neublcS dc
mGlaHt. +a.
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J orinS aud Conditions :

tn" >u@ar plantation, on tenth N march
next 1888 aId t}e balance III tour equal nn.
tain"uiS, maturing on the months OF each OF
march OF tiIe Years 1891. %. 36 ( 81, and thr
other tract Of lands aud slaves payable IN
three equal instruments maturing on tte
months ot each OF the years 1851 1879 s 1886
Purchasers tn furnish notes With security IN
soildo, payable at the Office OF tine Recorder Of
thus parlSil, the landed property and slaves 70
remain specially morga4ed mHtii pali. and ait
sums not pauctlIaIly pald at maturity t, bear
interest at The rate OF cl~ht per cent per an
mum.
The poveahIe property, PAYABLE all sun,
OF ten dollars and under ten dolidrs in match
next 1898. and all sums over ten dolln>. ore
5Ialt IN march lSji 4 the other halt m u.lrrh
1919, purchasers to nrtt>tl "u,J aud oIyrut
security aud al ,tut> uut puurnblll pant st.
~attiarts - tetgIttrrr-i IT Hir ,4h,et Ten go
rpH' rt tt8tIiu
pnr,n oi Assumption, Tn, lGli, Dee.
1872.
nt~i't Leblanc.
II AntIui rCr.
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STATE Or LOUISIANA. i'liir judi
III ciai District Court in and iur The Pa
IRISH Of I.tfourchc interior.

IRISH Of I.nfonrchc interior.
W. Hall, Syndic, versus Creditors of VIM c.
's Gayle.
Whereas, Winchester Hall, Esq, sv ldic OF
the Creditors Of VIC. Gayle. has rendered aud
filed in the Court a final instalcment and tabIcau
of his administrator as syndic aforesaid.
Therefore all persons interested are hereby
warned and notified to file their objections, IL
the said tableau if any they have with the
clerk of the said court, ut his Office. in the
townof Thibodapx,with ten days alter the frst
publication hereof, or the said account will be
confirmed and h~orroiogated in due conrse Of law.
...,t,. Witness my hand aud the
snlANNaG. impress Of the seaI~of said
:SslAs NE court, this the 10th of DC
r 49, tobcr 1852.
aSa l.. BUSH,
Is Clerk.
.a.a.s.t ..zs
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Conditions de h vcntc :

L'habitation principale payable Ell cinq
telmes eoaax, 6"heant dams les slois de mars
lie c~llacune des an1lees 1858, 1891, 1885,
1856 ct 1897. L'autre morceau de terrc ct les
esclaves pa yables en- trois terne: GgauN. 6chG-
ant dams les mos de mars deS anneeS 1881
55set IS. Lcmobilier payable toutes sonImes
de dix piastres ct au-dessous ledlx plastreS en-
mars 1853 eli t0uteS SolIlnles al-desstls dc dix
piaStres, Motto Ell mars 1888 ct %lautre moltIt
Ell mars 1854. Les acquereurs tourllssant bon
mes et suitIsanteS caution; ct hypoth6gue &pe-
cIalc sur les terres ct les esciaveS, If tOules
somlpes qui ne seralent pas payees aux tche-
aIceS p~olteront juteiet a raIson dc hut pour
cent par an. ar .....
Paroisse Assumption, le % dtccmblc 1882.
DilNihE LEBLANC,
ID Ercnuteur.
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Succession Of JOSEPH Cautlcaoy


by iWtU'"i = H''l'' al TIE ''o'l"Itt tc h,
Filth Jnllr1"I l~'>'''I' '''l' 81 III" state al
LOUISIANA. III ami Tor i@' i1'tI~h III ASstlnIlJm.
dated 10Th Day OF drrrht"'r lH"2, viii he
soid"t pnhilc safe on III" l4'nl'ScS. on Sa'm.
day III" 22llI Gay CT !"l'h1l} 1908, At tp,
"''"'N ! wi ~ ~ "'''''nee
" Nv 'I !. Il,, n''l"I'y
V''1 90 tI., ,,tn La,.nL r,utrc,nv ~ que
''NN'''' " u =, - VIII:
10. ''2'F plantation situated III the pa.
,>'' -, r'rd v ,na W., + ,h,a ,,Gnr;u " The
Snrjur three arppntS andtImrc quarters ,uo,.
or less fronting ON sad bayou with a doml
OF toltv ]arpeutS. ON two arprnt< and 1hie.
quarters and a depth of EIGHTY arprnts on onn
arprnt. bounded below hy tJudS Of Jean Io~
Labadie & above hy those OF widow BartheI,
nv .Jolisbois together with all the bulIdino.
and Improvements found thereon and also g,
town iots IN front of SAID plantation. Tba
plantation will be in cultivation until the yoIo
and five clup Of canes consists Of nlout t. Az
prnts OF rattnolS & 90 arpcnt$ oI plant.
o., A,otLor rr,ct or l,,l .stu,t.l :,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26

arri,ant; il y 4 m steele que nous ma
vons Gu le plaisir de YOU voir, mon
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-12-26

III jeu de ma torture J.. 1t c'csl lai...
luis qn'clle charge dc provoquer &C
refi..
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lour dc pri>on,
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complement Of men, divided into two posts, some
distance apart, and are, therefore, in no situa-
ton to meet large and formidable band Of
Indians, and are 80 far from the white settle
ments as to be able to get no cid from that
quarter.
The lives Of hundreds of soldiers and citizens
are sacrificed upon our frontiers annually, in
consequence Of the penuriousness Of our Govern
ment. Instead Of sending Capt Marcy out
with sixty or eighty men, he should have had
about three hundred, as the Importance Of the
expedition demanded it, the country being I'M
explored and unknown, and filled with bands Of
marauding Indians, who make murder and rob-
berry o business.
We regret exceedingly the loss Of so many
valuable lives, and we are led to mourn over the
sad fate of Captain Marcy, an intimate friend.
and enterprising, high minded officer of the
army, and DR.. 6. g. Shumard, an amiable and
respectable physician of our city also Captain
Strain Of 0uachita, and Mr.. j. r.. Snydam Of
NewYork, who accompanied the expedition for
pleasure, besides others Of less note, but whose
loss to their friends will be nothing the less on
thnt account, and will fill their hearts with sad
ness and grief 49,,
An express left here on Thursday morning for
Little Rock, with dispatches from the commnn-
der Of this post, for Washington City.
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|
Of the sea entering from the ocean between capes
OF headlands, and the term is applied usually to
small and large tracts Of water thus situated.
II is common tospeak Of Hudson Bay or the Bay
Of Biscay, although they are very large tracts
of water. The British authorities insist that
England has q right to draw . line from head
land to headland, and to capture all American
fishermen who may follow their pursuits INSIDE
Of that line. II wassundoubtediy an oversight
in the Convention OF lSlo, TO make 80 large
concession TO England, SINCE tne onitea states
had usually considered tnat tnose vast lnlets or
recesses OF the ocean, ought 10 pe open TO amer
lean fishermen, as Freely as the sea ltseI, 70
within three marine miles OF the snore. In
1881, the legislature OF Nova Scotia proposed
case for the consideration OF the Advocate sen
eral and Attorney General Of England upon lne
true CONSTRUCTION on TINS articie OF the SoiiVeh-
ton.
Ihe opinion delivered by tnese oncers o. !. .ne
crown WAS mat py Inc terms q tne Convention =
American citizens were exSiuaea ron any rlgnt
q nsllng Wltnn three ,i.es iIon ele ooas, u
BRUSH America, ana thaS tne Presc. , e ais
lance OF three miles ~ " pe Measureu rom .ne
headiands OF extreme Polne " 1s1u neAt me sea
OF tne coast OF u ths en.rancs u " inusn.s
OF tne coast aha ~ Iigns eaists
on tne Pale ., u 70 enesr tne
DAYS OF MOVE 'iisrc " take nsh'
hshlng, DeIne M,sn.n sno ony' may " az
us'anoe .nan sn ~ in:es iroM .ae snore
sls ny no "s III = opinlo1I .liat eie 'erM
~ - aseu y Inc 'lsasy 70 express inc
- ny M iisa.io.ss,, 4n-
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Congressional.

- = ~ WASHINGTON, July ~, 1907.
SENATE.-Mr Sumner presented memorials in
favor of an International copy right law.
Mr.. Mason submitted resolution calling for
copies Of all correspondence with Mexico touch
ing the subject Of right Of way for the Tehuan-
tepec Railroad. Adopted.
MIR. Hamlin submitted resolution calling for
copies Of all consular correspondence communal
cating commercial regulations of foreign coun-
tries. Adopted.
Mr.. James gave notice Of a bill to AMEND the
present tariff, by reqnisiIg a home valuation.
Mr. Belle resolution, calling for Z COPY q tie
memoir Of Lieut. Templeton, of the landing of
the United States forces at Vera Cruz, was taken
up, and after long debate postponed.
The Senate insisted on its amendment to the
Deficiency bill, and o Committee Of Conference
was appointed.
After an Executive session, the Senate adj
journed, e.
HoUsE, The House, on motion Of Mr. Mallory,
took up and passed the Senate bill, to authorize
the Mayor and Common Council OF Chicago, Ills
nois, ta'excavate a portion Of the public reser-
walton OF that place, with q view to the Improve
ment Of the navigation of the Chicago river.
The bill granting the right Of way to all char
tered railroads and plank road companies
through the public lands of the United States,
was taken up and discussed, when
- Mr.. Smart moved to lay the bill upon the
tble; but the motion did not prevail yeas 10,
lnys- ok
The morning hour expired before further pro-
ceedings were had
Mr.. Houston moved suspension of the rules
TO enable him to offer u resolution providing
that the House shall have an evening session,
each day, commencing at o'clock n n.
The House refused to suspend the rules-yeas
101, nays68.
The House then resolved itself into a Commit
tee of the Whole on the state Of the Union, and
resumed the consideration of the Indian Appro-
priation bill All the amendments were acted
upon, when the committee rose, and the bill was
passed.
The House received message from the Senate
asking Committee Of Conference on the dis
agreeing amendment ($50,o00 for mileage) to the
Deficiency bill
The House had not adjourned when this dis
patch was closed ~.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


| CREscENT OFFICE, l
~. Tuesday Morning, July q, 1852.
COTTON-Yesterday was the duest day of the season
in the Cotton market did not hear OF sales to the
extent of SO bales We repeat quotations for refer
euce merely: - -
Inferior. Middling Fair Ill A012ts
ordinary Fair montreal
aoed %adns and Fine Nominal nominal
COTTON AND TOBACCO srsTEmENr.
stock on hand Sept I, 1851 ..''is,sao '''e assal
hsssss s s'ass esi-l s,as-slss
Exported to date. 49,. 141s504 1882
yesterday..... ooo-1,41s,5o4 1,5ss=so,2s
Stock ON hand not cleared. .956s 255ll
I ToBAGGo-Not a sale was reported during the day
100 hhds R. were sold on Saturday at 40 q H.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-We noticed only retail
transactions at previous rates.
FL0UR-There was more inquiry, and the sales EN-
braced 1900 bbs including 1850 Common So 7 and 2se
st Louis at 81 90 q Dbl and 450 Missouri and 300 extra
St Louis private Also 1900 bbls by auction
follows 800 damaged at So 15@S2 90 500 St. Louis at
So 4o@Ss S. and 300 extra at "a FIX y bbl On satur-
day $500 bbs Ohio 1.-TWO atboat loads sold at So
p Dbl.
GRAIN-There good demand for Corn but with
light supply the sales limited to $500 sacks in.
Guiding 100 sacks Inferior at ST. 1000 sacks at 5
for White Yellow and Mixed and 1850 Yellow three
lots at 56s u bushe Oats further advanced with sales
Of 500 sacks St. Louis at - and $50 at 81 & bushel
OF Bran 700 sacks were sold at s5i6s71se p 100 H.
PRoVIsIONS-The principal sale of Pork was so bbls
Mess at $40 so p bb. Bacon steady, and 80 casks
Ordinary Sides were disposed of at 91, and IS casks
Shoulders at sac . Of Lard 1000 kegs sold in two
lots. at liz y Ii.
COFPEE-S00 bags Rio were taken at Ss4@ p b.
LARD OIL-Two lots, comprising some IS or 40 bbls
sold at 70Ds4@ p gallon for No. 2 to prime.
WH1SKY-Transactions confined to small lots at II w
a gallon.
FREIGHTs-A ship was taken for Havre, on Saturday
at So so y hid for Tobacco
EXCHANGEs-Demand moderate at our quotations
which follows:
Sterling .....................,.,. 109%Ol101
Francs. s 15E15 2C
NewYork sixty-day Bills. MOlk "a ct disc
Sight Checks on NewYork y u Ct disc "a x "a ct prem
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W-oria's Safe Con.pas.y.


utility and superiority Of these Safes all othe Our ssss
made entire principle We d os e,ss o. lscs
trogy bars Ground which aco
on chilling ths liquid METAL and lnPens
trnbe drill essabe OF resisting he bcSro' 4
ledge To the Assntss oay % sas N.aIs
burglar remove with perhas eas effort than required g
Neither the burning ssmsn make an P
,iou 90 the solid mas, lined tits with rHL
hsstas that thss Sss. ssc5sd .s II
EMPIRE pRtIL AND POWDER PROOF cOsEBlNAIluN bATsh
LOCKS he only rsalg asgosory ar money o. sas
safes or Bank Vaults They ali lbs work OF mes m
ftan broken lnto as experience Azs dsnaonsiwed
Ts nanv now 10 abort notice SAT- ES and
bANR VAULTS Of various se Banking Institutions Mssesns
o which will DO ma fo~af
PYeof when occurred with Liiis's Eank Locks III. a..
sample Lok tcgethsx with Day Nswel
p.ntc RsnI Los.. csp W W.WurA Nc.
Gang a. IuuhIy I'll &c. PETTIES, Axse ~ c~nR ussss
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SAILING or CAsADAs-The british mail steamship
Canada sailed from Boston the 2ls inst with fifty.
eight passengers and $s32j00 in specie
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TELkGRArHlc AProisTMEsr.-Mr Thos. r. Hopkins Of
Petersburg Va has been appointed superintendent of
Washington and NewOreans Telegraph limo
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FRoM AcAruLco.-Ac from Acapulco state that
Mr. Rice, the American CONSUL stl In prison the de-
mand for his release not having been compiled with
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is said to be making rapid
progress both in Europe and India II Brigham Young
could get all his adherent together be would be quite
formidable Individual. 49,. n. 1IDo 80 Il.
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ANOTHER Bisiior DEAD-Bisho Henshaw Of the Epis-
copal Church. died at Frederick Nd on Tuesday, the
2lst inst. -
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CRofs IN Ecsorr,--The weather throughout England
has been ne and the crops in all partsof Europe wege
reported to be remarkably prosperous. y
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sDRowsED.-George Mastesl. German by birth, fell
overheard from the steamer Pink Toney the 18th inst
near Mills Point, and was drowned III
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HiaHwAY RoBBEHY.At Cleveland on the night of the
14th instant, man named Thomas s. johnson was IT.
tackled in the street. robbed and terribly beaten by
two rnfaans that he was not expected to recover
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Sin Charles GREy.-Jamaica papers assert positively
that the present Governor of that island is to be recalled
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FOR PREsERvEs. +

ERUITs FOR PRESERVES, Ere IN.
IL GAY NELSON receiving FIRM Lanbert's
Orchard bis remarkably fine variety Of PEACH
Sold quantities suit families, Stores.
90 Canal adjonng Scott Robnson ls9 ST. Shsfs
street. jylb Sw
DLASTER AND MARBLE DUST-15OO bbls,
Calcned Plaster 300 bbs Plaster bbls Marble Dust
for sale by JOHN HAYMAN & co.
jyl2 IS Magazine street and AIariguy Buildinss
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The LAND SLrnEs QuEBEcIy the recent land slides
at Quebec nine lives lost and FIVE sx houses de-
stroyed. ~ phi. fl'&
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

LOUSViLLEPer Pink Toaey "a hhas o.,oo Af,.
WIS., do ysn ~ HSolGdo Koch
IS sas soeI Gansmss bb beef tcs
oDowdS4l do cks potatoes
1903 do Hurley bbs IL b1 apples Bscoe ssa bales
u baggng lis Foman Lntng dco-lO3 sacks
oyeitnu6s bIs glass rolls leather Hanssl Bro
bxs tobacco Wills RAwnsunde to Sc balss entton
l6 hhds tobacco. - ~ 'A'
VCKsBURGPer Dauau: cotton W jackson
aeo-64 do Neon26 do Burbridge AdaIns27 Ward Ion
PAYNE arisen-ls Backss Stanon- Fslewes
Watt Fean Donegan &col Greenwood deoiO
so hhds tobacco 30 axis 20 bh -four
flat Taeyran bbIs
flour Wright &cos. do beef VIM ksga Mitchell
dco4 rolls leather Hall Rodd5s6 bbs u 81 aachs
peaches 1880 ebags and sunds cotton
80 hhds tobacco. Icy ~ -'
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AMERICA -..for BOSTON. SATURDAY, July TO-.
BALTIC, tAm) .sor NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, - IA.
EUROPA, lbr)for NEW YORK....SATURDAf, II.
NIAGARA, (Br.).. for BOSTON. SATURDAY "a.
ATLANTIC, (Am.).. for NEW YORK WEDNESDAY, %.
AFRICA, (Br). ....for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, al.
CANADA (Br)-.for BOSTON. SATURDAY. August I.
PACIFIC, (Am) for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, II.
ASIA tBr.) for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, IA.
AMERICA tBr.) for BOSTON, SATURDAY, a.
AhCiiG, tam. ,,....for NEW York; WEDNESDAY, - rs.
EUROPA, tBr> ..for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, IS.
Havre and Bremen Steamer,
FROM SOUTHAMPTON
HUMBOLDT ,tsr NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, July I.