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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-19
PACKETS,
,ENTECEI a WEEK.

r Il Pa Co0N and E4'0n Rouge Packet.
trz1zss.-7-zz-75 trzz.Jz.7 For Lobdclfs store, Baton
ts5sSS-- --=@==~-~7 Rouge Plaquemine, Donaldson
vile, and all Intermediate Landings-The fine
passenger steamer NEW L.4TON.4, EMILE f.
GGoss, Master, Will continue in the above trade
for The balance of the season, leaving New Or
leans on Monday at 5 o'clock ?. H., and on Fri
days at 10 o'clock, a N. Returning, leaves Ba
ton Rouge on Tuesdays at 4 o'clock P NJ, and on
Saturdays at y o'clHl. For freight OF passage
apply Oh hoard or to
no12 PETER MILLET. Baton Rouge
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Eor Sale Iow.

CUGhR cured hams shoulders and sides;
- Old Manongohala Hhiskey,
Brandyand Wine;
Flour, Tea Coffee, Rice, Beans, sugar;
Vinegar, Oil, Butter Lard and Cheese;
Tobacco Candles, Potatoes, soap, salt;
Mackerel, Goldfish, sardines, lobsters;
Croekery, Wooden ware, Bfooms Pepper,
Pickles, Loaf Sugar, Vernecelli,
Maccarroni, Starch, Rasins Almonds,
Selves, Pipes, Cordial and Preserved Fruits
all kinds:
Jelly, chocolate, &c, &.
Call and examine for yourselves, you will find
it to your advantage as he always keeps the best
assortment on hand.
my2S .. y. HAASE.
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yETTE2 PUEEEQUE.

I'm vertu des dispositions de l'acte dc Ia Les
~ gisia'urc de Get Etat, ntitulG de l'Erole
des Demoiselles a lbervile, a proctdcr ct a
etfectuer sa liquidation, approuy6 le % Avrl
1858, et par toute dun resolution adOptCe par
les sOussgnGs commissaires Clus par les dts
actonnarcs conformtment au dit acte: les
soussigges feront ycndre en- yente publiQue,
par un encanteur de ditte paroisse, Il Ia maison
de cour dams Ii vile de plaqucmne,
1Iardi, le D&cenlJrc, 1853,
dix heures du matir--
Cettc proprctc, bion connue, situje dams la
vile &c paquemne, qui sayait de mason de
pension ct d'Ecoe III dte SocietG ct appar
tent a son tonds capital, sc composant dun
terrain de $50 pieds de face Il Court street sur
l6O pieds de profondeur, lc tout mesurc Fran-
caise, cornG au Nord est par IEglise Presby,
terian, ct au Sud Quest par l'Egse Mtthodste,
ct des tdfces ct amelioratons qui l'y trouyent.
La maison d'tcole est en- briqucs, couyerte en-
ardoiscs, a deux ttages ct un dsrtoir au gre
ner 81 pieds de face ct de 67 pieds de profon-
deur, bien distrbuce pour ecole ct pension ct
batu pour Get usage.
CONDlTIONS.-Sl7O compliant le jour
de la vente; lie surplus du prix PAYABLE moite6 a
un an ct notice deuX ans de layente. L'acS
quereur founira ses bIIets avec endosseur
satisfaction assures par hypothtque SUI Ia pro-
pri9te, dams une acte de vente notarie qui sera
pass6 devant le Recorder ses fras. Ces bi~
lots paysbIes au bureau du dit Recorder ct por-
tant intcret, apres leur 6cheance, a s pr. cent
paran. e. CLEMENT,
J. A. DARDENNE,
II. T. DEBLIEUX,
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VEcksAEarg Packet.

,H@MS."h The elegant and swift packet
d. SffsEttaFs' n g steamer PRINCESS, Captain T.
E5sszsszssgzzzS=C c. HOLMES, leaves New Orleansev-
cry Tuesday afternoon at o'clock for Vicksburg
and all intermediate landings. Returning, passes
Plaquemine about II O, clock every Sunday. fe26
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Marr0n en- Prison.

SA II etc amend a la geolea Plaq.emine,
"a Paroisse d'Iberville, un negre narron Gui
q Sc nomme WILLIAM, ct dit quill appar-
- tient Mr.. Williams, rGsdant 4 Daroisse
d'Oreans. LIE dit negre est age denyiVon 2G ans,
ct pieds pouces d'hauteur.
oc2 HENRY SULLIVAN, Geoilor
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BEHEHLEEs BROTHERS,

H
MA Merchant 7aizorS,
Ia Would respectfully inform the citizens o
Plaquemine and vicinity that they have establish
ed themselves on Main Street, in the house imme
datey above the residence of the late Mr.. Beck.
Determined to do work at moderate prices and in
punctual and faithful manner, they hope to re-
ceive liberal share of public patronage. They
keep constantly on hand fine patterns of goods TO
suit all seasons of the year. my1
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-19

Dams les SUGGESTIONS , Cour du 6eme District
de L. N. Minor, ED paroisse dLberrizze,
Sigur, tous deur dec. J E,tat de la Louisiana.
A TTENDU que Achille sigur, sr., presentea
IA la dit Cour une petition pour etre nomme
administrator de la succession de feue Laura M.
Minor, femme de Achille sgur, jr., ct anssi pour
etre nomme administrator de la succession du dit
feu Achille Sigur jr, reclamant cette administra-
ton sa capacite de tutenr de Penfant unique ct
hertier legal du dit defunt-Avis est par lie present
donne tous ceux que celia concernent, d'avoir a
dedure dix ours de la date, de ce present les
rasons pour les quelques il serait pas fait droit
la dite petition.
Par ordre de la eour. 81 de Oct. 1853.
nos M A. FSTEVAN Greffier 8
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ERoots and Shoes, sc. &C.,
which he will sell at The lowest rates, and on the
most accommodating terms.
The undersigned is grateful for the patronage
extended him since he commenced business on
Crosse T&te: and he trusts that his determination
to supply the wants of his friends at all seasons
and at any cost, will insure him continuance of
that patronage Call and examine the new stock.
JAMES P. LONGLEY.
Bayou Crosse Tate Sent IS. 1850
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EEice a Ieek.


es7as~ D. The splendid New Orleans and
sFistTfffS Err TsfffEeS Bayou Sara packet steanerGlPSY,
FzssssSssasz5ssz J. II. URE, master, leaves New Or
leans every Sunday and Wednesday at o'clock.
A. NJ. Returning passes Plaquemine on Monday
and Thursday evenings. JelI
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Dams Ia Succession { Cour du 6eme District,
de feu Paroisse d'DerriUe,

de feu Paroisse dDerriUe,
A TTENDU que Octave f. Haase, ont presente
a la dite Cour une petition Peffect d'obtenir
des lettres dams la succession de eu
Nafcisse LeBlanc-Avis est par lie present dome
a tous ceux que celia conceme davoir deduire
sous dix ours de la date de ce present les raisons
pour esqaeles il serait pas iait droit la dite
petition.
Par ordre de la cour, Nov 5, 1853.
nos NJ A. ESTEVAN. Grefier
: In Tie succession Of } 9Th District Court
Laura N. Minor and Slate Of Louisiana
A. Sigur.j jr., both decd. } Parish Of Iberrizze.
WHEREAS Achille Sigur, sr, having peti-
w toned this Court to be appointed admins
traitor of the succession of Laura NJ. Minor. deed
Wife of Dr. Achille Sigur jr, and also to be ap-
pointed administrator Of the succession of the said
Dr. Achile Sigur, j., claiming said administration
in his capacity Of tutor of the only child and legal
heir of said deccased.-Notice is hereby given to
all whom it mey concern, to show cause within
ten days from the date hereof, why the prayer of
said petition should not be granted
By order of court, Oct. 81. 1858,
nos NJ, A. ESTEVAN, Clerk
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DEPOT MICRO.
- Was brought to the Ia;i Of his
M : parish runaway negro who calls
EaN7 his name SQUIRES. and who saws
cT I he belongs to Mir Myers in New
A,sLlsn. Orleans said boy is about % CT 81
years age, feet inches 4j5h,. with
a small tuft eff hair under his chin.
The owner willpIcasc come forward, @y char
ees and take him away. ..-..-
jv2 HENRY SULLIVAN, Jailor.
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Maroon en- Prison.

d II a etc amer6 la G2oc Pla-
m } quemine, Paroisse d'IbervI!le, IN
kEY negre MARION qui Sc nonnne squire
zT/ ct dit quill apparient 3lr. Myers,
-A.L-.. de Nile. Orleans lie lit nGgre est
age d'environ % Oh 24 ans ct 5
pieds S pouces d,hauteur.
iv2 HENRY SULLIVAN. GeoIier.
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Fashionable Clothing Store.
G. RrAWn.

IA Has just received from New Orleans, a
fine assortment of Goods, consisting Of
II Ready Made Clothing, Of the lateststyie
and fashions.
Fine patterns for Pants and Vests
new article of Hats-very popular.
a fine assortment of Jewelry, Cutlery, &c.
A fancy article of Summer Cravats
And many other articles too numerous to men
ton. All orders executed with despatch. Call
and see his new stock. apo
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For Sale.

- A HOUSE AND LOT, situated
@ i Gi in one of the most eligible locations
zN #NHsin Plaquenline. 1t will be sold
ssst.a59sEgs cheap if immediate application be
made. For further particulars apply at this Of
fee jy9
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NEW GOODS
On Bayou Crosse Eete.

TNHE undersigned respectfully informs his Gus
L toners and the public generally on Crosse
Tete and the Marangouin, that he has just receiv-
ed large stock of New Goods, comprising
Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery,
Plantation Goods,
Groceries,
Sadd!Cry,
Castings, CFockery,
Hats,
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-11-19

Fresh Groceries.
TUST received andfor sale
u 80 boxes star, Candles; 25 do Soap;
Is groee Matches, best quality;
i. IS sacks Coffee; 25 do Salt; 25 bbls Whiskey;
1000 lbs sugar cured Hams, best quality;
I 20 doz Porter; 90 do best Pale Ale;
Havana and crushed Sugar; fine crushed do;
3 bbls Dried Apples; 25 doz bxs Sardines;
400 lbs Powder best treble Dupont;
10 doz bxs Lobsters; s nests Tubs, ass'd
bbls old Monongahela Whiskey;
so gals best Otard, Dupuy & Co Cognac;
Is sacks best old Java Coffee; zs4g 4
400 lbs best New York Loaf Sugar;
300 lbs Starch, Pilot and sweet Crackers, &c.
All for sale at the lowest rates
my21 A. MAR1ONNEAUX.
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PlaQuemine, Nov. 5, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-07
Markets.
Barring, BRoTRERs q co.'s CIRCULAR.

Markets.
Barring, BRorhERs d co.'s CIRCULAR.
LONDON Nov. 49, 1882. N.
The colonial and foreign produce markets have bsso
6rmer this week, with improved demand for severI
articles and extensive speculative transactions had taken
place in tea. Coffee and sugar in mere request Cottoa
quiet Breadstufs barely maintained. Money has ~
abundant but the bank rate of discount ~
mains unchanged and for long paper high rates are as
insisted The funds have ductuaed cd deal; Co.,
scs leave of 95 9b; American eagles are worth -
Sd. The demand for bar silver has fallen o. and II
offered g. I'd. New dollars scarce and nomnhiy o. ID
AMERICAN STocKs have been more offered In small
this week and the demand for investment hes
for cons iersbls tme been very limited Sellers nuss
submit to decline In prices and large aud prompt sales
are Railroad bonds in general mach neg.
lected United States bonds 6s be placed 1t IloXs
and certificates at no. Mass achusetts Sterling SIS 104
lo6 Ma, Wand Sterling SIS 90 o. Pennsylvania So
pscxiptiops 81 SO ditto bonds SIk offered ditto 4x's
e4as So Virginia 8s q6, offered. Boston City Dollar Sc
ga. a e9ts; ditto 4ts's Sterling 10IK l0fH Nev
Orleans city ss s7b sellers. Psnssyivsnia railroad
bonds SIS 90 div offered. New York aud Erie Con-
vertible Ist2 SO, fslers.
CocnINK Is again Id dearer The sales for the week
have been 400 bags chiefly Honduras silver from a. Ca
alA Ill., with black At 81. Cd. bs cd Tsnsris A. "a
81. I'd; ordinary Mexican black n. ID. H. a. LAMA
cIlvsr \. 3D. \. ID, black n. & = n. Nd Seesk -
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BRITISH RULE IN NDlA--ANoTHER ARCTIC EXpE-
DITI0N-DoUoLAs JERRoLD AT LAw-rnE Ex-
HIBITIoN BUILDING IN ruBLIN-wIGAy STRIKERS.
Capt El lehrl "a SIX toh rais in the Arctic regions
are on view to the London public.
1t is rot ten that the true history of the tyrannes
practfed by tse CLIQUE of British stockjob5ers who
migovefn India, comes 10 tho knowle &c of the
B1u public, One instance is set forth in letter
published in the opdon Daily Ne,us by the dethronst
Rajah Of Ccorg. TINS po.eutate tells his story
with dignity, ard with a simplicity that looks hse
accepted tie al lance and "fendship Of the Hon E,s
India Company 80 soon however, IL suited the plans
OF the company advantage was taken Of tho exercise
OF rghtfn act Of sovereignty thu part of the Rash
TO clare his country annexed to the British
force despatched against him il met with go oppo
son the ksJah surrendered himself and was carried of
prise ner to Bensres where he kept in captivity four
teen years Being granted permission 10 visit England he
became on like any other rarity in the cir e Of fash
ionate fociety but on attempting to enforce legally
Iecuniary claim against the Com psny that Hon. BODY
Stepped bis pension and have left him destitute Under
these he did wfat the Company probably
Old not cpaspublehed full account OF tbs inus
tce he has received
We notice in IL london legal reports rather An anu
sing report OF Douglas erod being sued by his tailor for
f9 Is for two suits Of clothes supplied to his son in
law, Horace Msyhew. After giving evidence not conpI
ptary to Mayhew'a habits of economy, he escaping
without paying for his other habits verdict being given
for the def. rdant
The BUILDING OF tn. Dublin Exhibition is converted into
prom enace with military bands performing. small
sum is charged for mifsion and the building will be
allowed TO staId for ts il the receipts pay OK
pfpfes
-Four hourand Of the golfers at wgan have returned
to their work at the old prices About one nd still
held out Some manifestations OF riot have occurred at
Blsck burn, but notbjas serious.
sas unanimously agreed Mt the meet ~ of the mem.
bers OF the London Biographical Society Monday Nov
la,h that the chairman Sir Roderck Murohison should
.lct the Admiralty TO send ont another expedition to
The Arctic ons in he summer Of 1884, and none OF tho
solicitations of the society have hitherto been made In
vain rs ret intended ut present to fend cut any more
expeditions in search Sir John franklin and his isans
couIasions In north.we direction, slthouoh further
.upphss viii IL found requisite be sent TO the Beeohey
Nvn
Arctic petition IL intended 10 proceed in quite con
ary direction TO any of the prev expeditions sent out
rom this country In arch Of Sir John Frankn aud the
mers and crews Of the ksbus Aad Terror, discovery
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pose Of securing tho Austrian frontier a. well a. to main

pose Of securing tho Austrian frontier well to main
tain the principle Of neutrality.
France has formally announced to Austria that If she
gives refuge to armed Russians retreang from the Turks
Francs viii regard ii as a declaration Of war
Nr Droun de L Hugs has replied to Count Nssselrodes
note. He retorts that il Nicholas rays he has no
wish to fubvert the integrity OF Turkey the sovereign
rights of the Sultan IL peace OF Europe DO Ia
zarded by French interference nAsmuch France only
inereres behalf Of the said integrity and sovereign
rights.
VIENNA, Thurday evening Nov IT,
The report of the Turks havirg abandoned their posi-
tons the LEFT bank except Kslefat is officially con
6Erned from Hermannstadt
The Turks quilted oIentEa the 18th, destroying
their entren chments.
The Turks attempted passage Kal,rash, and
from IN land opposite Gurgevo but the Russians
pulsed them at both places with considerable loss
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THE Sultan AT ADRJANoprr

Advces from cons,antn ple of the 3D. state that the
Sultan having decided on ring to Adri,nopls IN the
spring ars making that city the Imperial he .dqusrtsrs
bis shnets went in person to the Porte and sally
announced his resolution la the following TERMS
NY faithful yizier-I cannot sufficiently applaud the zeal
and enthusiasm OF my troops we'll the de
fidelity which All my function aries and subjects
hsye testified the of the
have ben made since the day when becam pro abba
that the which had arisen between
AVID the Court Of Russia would end in The
being Ger tain fact Idoubt ererv for
he future Tend his operation m still greater
JUN MS Gufy The real OF this
the audable resolution of the
the independence OF empire supported BY the Almighty
OF the Most High and invoking the Holy Spirit
Prophet have decided with Gods
1t the accom- pisf mt OF such dnty In the earliest
spring 1t will consequently be pro TO imme
datey the preparations rial cortege
and "a ny head quarters will be fir fla ed at Adraa
Is important that everything the will
be uns er my &C nmand be arranged beforehand You will
therefore in accord with other ministers haen carry
all the necessary into execution May Most
High through love or the Holy Prophet render empire
victorious. and all those who shall contribute
tie next
Alter the departure Of the Sultan from the Sublime
Porte thu ministers signed address
dahness on his resolution 1t il expected that the corps
dromdique or at least those who by their
credited to the Sultan will accompany him to Adranop
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CULTIVATION OF TOBACCO.
The Paris Mositr contains long report to the Minis.
ter Of War; from Duranton Chief Of the Service d h
BAGS in Algeria the cultivation of tobacco In tha1
cotny 1t that nothing be successful than
that cultivation, and that 1t will be . Of psra-
nent prosperity to the colony 1t declares that the To-
bacco Of Egypt, Maeedons and Greece much infsrgs
that the tobacco of Hungary agreeable to tAs
taste that that Of Kentucky not ner and does ~
burn WE'LL and that that Of Maryland Is bitte.
1t says that since the first Of September not fewer than
29s koaammss have been purchased by the govern
nept states that the cul ivation favored by cAo
and soil is extraordinarily proHtabe the first crop y
worth eSf &C. the 100 kogrammes, and the second
and eacn hectare produces on moderate average
kilogrammes And it AIDES that this year the preduetio
of the department of Algeria alone will be 900 kl
grammes, and that Of next year 900 kilogrammea
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THE VERY LATEST.

ny SUBMARINE EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.
The following the latest teegraphic dispatches re-
csived but, as will be seeD, they little than
repetition OF those already to hand =
VIENNA, Thursday morning. Nov. II.
Telegapbip advices from Prince Gortschako received
last night state that the Turks have quilted all their
positions the left bank OF the Danube except Kaafa
without BATTLE simply account OF the concentration
and development of the Russian forces.
The Turkish Entertainments have been RACED. This Ia
authentic,
TIE Austrian Correspondent says, the I3th the Turks
blew up their works at 0tsnsa and retired to Bulgaria
Is officially declared that the corps Of observation
which is to BE- concentrated at nesar, Tor the pSr
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he may b accompanied BY the veteran Diplomatic IN
upons and BY hsr worthy nephew jacques Toktoy, who
the secret department of the Russian embassy
He In bitter and INSCRIPTIONS enemy of our present
Emperor written evidence Of which u.s. tcld in his
Maesty,s hands, - =
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THE RUSSIAN ARMY IN THE PRINCI AL.
ITIES.

The Wdnderer OF Vienna gives the fos wing interest
ing account Of the Russian forces in the
The following troops crossed the Pruth Skulen (near
Jassy) in July
The 4th army CORPS under General of Infantry DAN
penburg consisting of-A.-The 10th, 18th, and 18th
infantry divil IONS under Lieutenant General Sn1onoH
Major General Psrlof and Lieutenant General prandi
B-A division Of light horse, under Lieutenant General
Count Nirod. Can artillery division, under Major
brigade Of the 9Th army corps Ouders belonging
70 the 4th infantry division under LeutenA General
Molier, commanded by General Engslhardt.
The 9th division of light horse belonging TO the 9Th
army corps under Lieutenant G. neral Fschback.
An infantry division has two brigades; brigade two
regiments, regiment 1000 men, cavalry regiment,
1000
Number Of troops which entered-
Three infantry visions, each IL, OCO men 48 900
One cavalry division, 4sh corpa. 900
One cavalry division 9th corps. ............. 1900
Ten regiments Of Co. sacks. each 600 men 5000
Total. II, 900
and the artlerymen. Each regiment has battery Of
twelve guns that the artillery which panied the
above mentioned troops must have been 284 guns.
" Luders army corps two division and hail. 40 900
men, remained at Ism all ODESSA and Sabastopol but it
presumed that the greater part Of these troops have
been sent to Asia 1t is probable that some 600 or
5000 men passed the Pruth in August. II we suppose
that the regn ents complete they paper
and make deductions for the soldiers who
carried of by typhus and cholera in the
ling the last four months the total Of the Russian army
cannot be larger than SO, 900 men.
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ships upwards Of eight years absent from ngl.aG
The Phoenix steam soop will be sgain commssioar
ed by Captain Edward Inglsded, r. s., who was prs
septed with gold meial by the Society ~
the last meeting he will proceed to the Arctic regoo1
10 her and sndeavor to make into the Poisr Sea-
TO tbs north ssst of Sphergsn In addition to the Egg
sh BEETLES found some line ago on the coast OF
Siberia orwar ed TO Englan by the Russian
ep intelligence has been received that several deer had
be found at sptzoergen with their cut-s proof
that they had been in the hands OF persons who had
adopted hat English mode of marking them. The Admit
rally have literally granted $50 to each Of the
officers and 925 each OF the other officers OF the Phn
screw steam soop compensation for the expenses
they incurred In providing for their mess for longer
period than their recent four months would have
warranted for short period and they had prepared
their stock to last for the winter had they been eozen
during their progress The Admiralty also appear desr
we'd in the last voyage made by thu Phoenix Mr.. Staun-
ton recently aster of that vessel having appointed
to the Dauntless ut Portsmouth, that gate s to ~
kept for service at home port and Mr. Richards recent
ly serving cls In the Phoenix to the Ed nburg guns
pery ship Davenport and both these officers desr
Of again serving Arctic expedition that may b
fitted out under the command Of Captain ngle6ed Mr..
saunton although appointed to the Dauntess has OBJ
tanned pers isson to remain at Woolwich for time
to completely work the observations he engaged
upon first at Ores nhthe and afterwards In the Arctic
regions and in the observatory Of the compass de-
partment at Woolwich.
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THE RUSSIAN MINISTER AT PARIS.

IfhuAct VI ietteT uateu NV ~ iooo
N. KisseeH the Russian minister here is In the suks,
and talks Of leaving his post In King Louis Phippe's
time NJ XII seef was In the habit Of spreading similar
,ors and he bued the Court of the Tuilsres with
extraordinary He will find it harder to play the
game with Napoleon ILL.,, who is more Likely to send
twenty four hours than TO yd iota to the husoovte
braggadocio.
For my part should not be sorry to witness the de
psrture Of Kissele he the fugeman Of the band
a. Russo leg tmist intrgusrs who're main aim Is to
disse nsion between France and England. Their organ
here the AsSpbce Ndi01dle the principal proprietor
of which your amsbs old friend the Princess leven
TO b hoped that In the event Of NJ Kisseed going,