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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-24

II y en- await d'aatres, il ett vrai. gqu'
accouraient avec des. intentions moiu:
hos'iIcs. II s'ag'ssait pour eux seulemen.
de &c spectacle tonjjounrs Iaitroyant, pour
la multitude, don't il fatte lsinstincctif or
gnell, de voir dams Ia poussiere cclui gui
Il etc Iongtemps debout.
Cc Corneillc de Witt, Get hommc sans
penr, disait on, n'etait.it pas enEerme,
affaibli par la torture 7 N'alIait. on pas
lie voir, PALE, aangiant, honteux ! Ne.
ta't-ce pas I'm beau triomphc pour cettc
buurgeoisie bieh autremeht enyieuse els.
core que lie peup'e,.et auquel tout bon.
bourgeois de Ia Hayei devajt prendse
part as a r ssis,3 emo ftsv'b uef
j 1t oni, sc disaient,Ies ngitateu,rs oran.
habilement meI6s i dtoutc cettc.
fon'e quilts comptaient bien manier
un instrument tranchant ct con-,
londant a Ia fois, ne trouvera-t-on pas
Brytenhof a Ia porte de Ia vile; une
petite occasion de jeter nn peu detboue,,
quelques pierres meme, d ce Ruart dc
Pulten, qui non settlement n'atdonne lie
s~tathouderat au prince d'Orapge que "
mails qui encore a vouIu lei faire
assassiner |! y. / haG5d III no ai0hg91
Sans ompter,Iajoutaieut,I les rfarouehe'
snne'nis de la Trance, que 81 on faieais
5lcn ct que 81 on etait braye j Ia Haye,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-24
ETAT d.. la LOUISIANE.-Cour

ETAT D.. la LOUISIANE-Cour
dn tinqniemc District Judlci,lrc dams
ct pour la Paro'>sc .A,sosnption.
Succession d'EIwige lIebert, spouse
dtrtdte d'Auguste CI,tdo1al. 50
Attendn que Ealsin Chedotal, administra :
teur de ia Succession q; Edwigc Hebert. a de-
pose en- Cour un compte de son administration
alnsl qu'u1e petition Ell denaudant lInmoL-
CATION.
Avis est par lie present donne 4 tons ceuy
que celia peat concerner d'ayoir i deduire
SOUS dix jours, les raisons pour lesquelles ledit
compte ne seralt pasapprouve ct homoloyuG
ct les tonds entire ses mains repartis confcrIne-
ment an dit tableau.
Par ordle de la Cnur.
Assumption, lie Q avril 1858.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
81 Grefier.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-24
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Fifth Judicial District Court in aud
for the Parish of Assumption.
In the matter of the Succession of
Edwige lIebert, deceased wife If Au-
guste Chedotal. .
. Whereas Valsin Chedotal, administration of
the Succession of Edwige Hebert has this day
filed with the Clerk of said Court, an account
of his administration together with a petition
praying that the same be approved and homo
LOCATED. ....- ... .st
Notice is hereby given, to all persons inte-
rested, to show cause within ten days, why
said account should not be approved and ho-
mologated and the POUNDS in his hands distri-
buted in accordance therewithv
BY order of the Court.
Assumption. this 9th april 1853.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
81 -..f ...... 81 Clerk.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-24

A. M, the following described property beIcn-
ging to the succession OF Demon Sinoneaux,
to wit:
A tract of land situated in the parish OF AS
sumption, on the Bayou Pierre Part, measu-
ring seven arpents front more OF less. on the
west side of Bayou Pierre Part, with the depth
thereunto belonging, bounded on one side by
lands of Jean Baptiste GuiIlot, and on the
other side by those of Marcelin SimoneauS:
together with all the Improvements thereon.
Terms and Conditions
One half in march 1851 and the other half
in march 1855. Purchasers to furnish GOOD 4
solvent security'with special mortgage &c, on SAID
property, and interest at the rate Of eight per
cent per annum from maturity until paid.
Parish Of Assumption, this. 18th april
1853
DESIRE LEBLANC,
81 Auc1ioneer.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-24

LIE PROCLAIM SENATEUR.
- Unsde nos amis de la Chambre base
de In Legislature noue a ecrit depuis
pIusieurs jours deja une lettre fort al
mabIe dams laquelle il depeint V e beau
coup d'esprit Ia course 9ui a lieu dams
&c moment pour he Senat des Etats-
Unis. YahH ne iT 81 ~a
-3lf" Dams les jours on il ne ssagit que de
faire des lois, nous scrit-il, vous sasez
que Baton-R Rouge est une vile fort pit
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-24

" Merci a PHon. DomARTIN PEI
LERIN pour les nombreux documents
quill nous a fait tenir de Baton-R Rouge.
&c jeunc r~epresentant de la paroisse
Lafayette s'cst dis.ingue dams cette ses.
sion de la Legislature par l'interet quill
i. pris aux divers bills qui ont etc presen-
ties co%nccrnant l'instruction pubIiqne.
Sill ma pas pris unc part directe dams
les debats du, comite, SEES conseils men
ont pas moins Gu TN grand poids dams
l'esprit des membres les plus inAuents
de &c. comite. 90 iaGf f.z.. + rga4 .s-
i19L'Hon. Domartin Pellerin est un vrai
democratic. Dams toutes les questions
4ui ont etc soumises a la Chambre, il d
toujours ete consequent avec les grands
principles de soa parti. II ma jamais
transige Il quand IA Legislature s%'ajour-
,nera, il Pourra Sc presenter a ses consti-
tuants, fer de SEES votes ct EUR d'e,re ap.
prouve.oq sl45l9 s3g9l 1888 a'..1 3 .a5ls
Pourvu que lie representant de I.a>
ffayette Perseyere dams Ia vote quill s'est
impose en- entrant dams la carriere PC
litique, nous Iui predisons de beaux
success. 6n ttiaasfl s9tHT@@H@@ s@5
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-24

yictime dune tentative d'assassinat.
Perez de coups de coutean, il ne mourut
point de ces pleasures. q75t fs a sz1
&c n'stait pointla ce quill faIlait aux
orangistes. La vie des deux freres etait
iun eternel obstacle a leurs projects; lis
changerenta done momentanemem de
~tactique, quite, a moment donn6, de
couronner Ia seconde par la premiere,
-etsiis essayerent de consommer, 4 i'aide.
de la caIomnie, cs qa'ils ~n'ayaient pu
executor par le poignard. rs7q
Il est assez rare qu'au moment donne,
ilse trouve Ia, sous la main de Dieu, I'M
grand homTe pour executor une grande
action, ct VOLTA pourqnoi, Iorsqu'arriye
par hasard cettei combinaison providen-
tielle, .rhistoire enregistre. a l'instant me.
me le nor de Get homme eiu, ct lie
recommande. = radmiralion de Ia pos,
Erite. 8 -.
Mais, Iorsqae le diable Sc mele DIES
aifaires humaines pour ruiner une exis-
tence GU renyerser un empire, il est bien
rare quill matt pas Ia immsdiatement a
al portees quelque miserable auquei il
ma qu'un mot 4 soufler a l'oreille pour
que eeluisci Sc mette imm6diatement a
IL abesogne. oli1bl spiq ~ as
&c miserable. qui dams cette c%ircons.
tanee etait tout postsi pouratre l'sgent du
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-24

toresque, don't Oh peut visiter tous les
monuments dams trois quarts dhehre, y
compris les cafes toterabhs. Je dis tole-
rabies. car dams la plopart de cenx que
Baton-Rougc possede, ct od Ion rentre
chaque jour plusienrs fois pour Sc rotrai-
CHR. on Sc trouve en- reaIite tmpoisonne
chaque soir. A. ce sujet je pense prtsen-
ter un bill pour qu'on diminne dc moitie
la Iicence sur les cafes. Peut-etrc en- re-
compensc de mes efforts, les proprietai~
res de cafes reconnaissance serviraient.
lis du comfortable a tous les ennemis DIES
h%ydrophiles, l%esluels ennefnis ne sont
pourtant pas hydrophobes, car lis COM
prennent Ia necessite de l'eau pour !e
Iavage du hinge sale. J'attends a &c su.
jet votrc avis, mon cher du "Pionnier'
je suis sur quill ne Sc fera pas %attendre,
je sens meme que vous me reprocherez
mes hesitations.
Voyez done od entrainent les disser-
tations sur ~l'eau... on y perd la bou>-
sole... ct VOLTA e.. Evitons les ecueils a
Pavenir ct RI jonrd'hui jetons settlement
un coup-d'eil sur la course at Senat.
Or aujourd'hui cette bonne vile de
Baton-Rouge ~presente Iaspect dune
indescriptibIe animation. A Ia maison
d'Etat vous etes accoste par dix person,
nages qui o demandent de voter qui,
pour Hebert, qui, pour Downs, qui, pour
SIidel|, q"i, pour Lacey, qni, pour Vic
k!itfe, qui, pour Taylor; dams la rue.
meme manege; dams les casernes c'est
tout aussi fort qu'ail!eurs; au p%6nitencier
meme on nest pas a Isabri de la cabeIe.
On met trois heures pour Sc rcndre de la
maison d'Etat au Ha,ney House ct lors-
qu'on arrive Ia on a la tete tellement
bouleyersee que ceIIe du Major lui-meme
MY tiendrait pas. Eons savez ccpen~
dant que cen est une fameuse. Pour ma
part .je %voterai pour lie Major GU pour
moi meme, [d'apres les c%onseiIs de notre
ami Conrad 81 un caucus democratique
men decide pas autrcment; dams lie cas-
on il y ait eaucls, vous ponvez conside-
rer commc certaine i'e!ection d'Iiebert.
Pressure tous les demoerates qui sitgeons
dams les chambres, nous voteions (c'cst
natureD pour rhomme habilc ct popu-
Iaire qni a eM eiu par le meme ticket
que chacun de nous.
Mais 81 Ion procede a l'election sans
croyez CONNIE moi a relec-
lion de Downs, car CT dernier rece-
vra dams ce CAS-, non settlement les voix
lie pIusieurs democratcs de Ia chambre
don't il possede toutcs les sympa,hies,
mais aussi presque tontes les voix des
honorables wings pour qui Downs est lie
lie moins cordialement de-
Je vous tiendrai au courant des
'aits ct gestes des deux chambres a ce
'ujet ct p~assons, &C., &C." s5s, .s
Nous arretons la les extraits de Ia
correspondence de notre spirituel ami;
Test la dimension de notre feuilIc qni
,af nollunhlo
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-24
SUCCESSION SALE.
In the matter of the Succession

In the matter Of the Succession Of
Demon Simoneaux.
By virtue of a decree of the Fifth Judi
cial District Court of the State of Louisiana in
and for the parish of Assumption, dated the 18th
april 1853, will be offered at public sale, by
Desire Leblanc, auctioneer for the parish of
Assumption, at the Court House of said parish
on Saturday the 9th May 1859 at ten o'clock
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-24
Monsieur l'Editeur,

VeuiIlcz annoncer que lc Juge DAVID
A. RANDALL est candidat a la place de
Juge dc &c District ct quill sera sonten"
Bar SES NOMBREUX AMIS.
Absorption, % ayril 1858.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-24

10y Nous prions rHon. AutaussrI1s
TRux1LLo, d'agrser nos remerciements
pour les attentions, chaque jour renou>
yeIees, don't le' Piionnier est pobjet de
"a part. a
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-24

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
Fifth Judicial District Court IN ,.,
for the parish of Assumption.
In the matter of the Succession Of I.,,
Pierre Junot. 0
Whereas FRANCOIS Arseman, admini,t,,t,.
Of said Succession has this day filled with III.
Clerk of said Court an account of his adm;n;'
ton together with a detition praying that IN.
same be homologated.. .,.;, ,,I ~'
Notice is hereby given to all whom II M,
concern, to show cause if any they h,v..
within ten days after She publication heeo,'
why said account should not be approved ,tt
homologated, and the. POUNDS in his h,,d,
distributed in accordance Herewith.
by order OF the Court.
Parish of Assumption, this 18th Afr,
1883. .... .
Desire Leblanc,
81 CLERK
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-04-24
SUCCESSION SALE.
In the matter of the Succession of Jo-
scph H%opson, deceased.

By virtue ola decree of the Fifth Judicial
District Court of the State of Louisiana in and
for the parish of Assumption, dated the 10th
day of april 1853, rendered in the matter OF
said Succession. Will be sold at public auc-
ton at the residence of William W. Pngh, on
said parish, on Saturday the 2sth day of May
1854, at ten O'Clock A. M, by Desire Leblanc,
auctioneer for the parirh of Assumption, the
following described property, belonging to the
Succession of Joseph Horson, to wit
10. A negro woman named Nancy aged
about IS years, with her child Emely, 3
years old.
20. House hold and Kitchen furniture.
80. One mule, one horse, one buggy and
harness, and a lot of hogs.
Terms and Conditions.
The slave payable in three equal install
ments, On third in march 1854, one third in
march 1855 and the remaining third in march
1856, and the movable property payable all
under ten dollars, cash, and all sums
over ten dollars i'll march 1854. Purchasers to
furnish notes with the security in soIido, with
special mortgage on said slaves, and all sums
not punctually paid at maturity to bear inte-
rest at the rate of eight per cent per annnm.
Assumption. this 10Th april 1883.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
80 Auciionccr.
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ETAT DE la I.OUIS[ANr
dn Cinq"iemc District Judica;,u VOW
ct pour Ia paroi'se Assumption. '"''
Succession de Jean Pierre J,u,,
Attendu que Francois Arseman. adu;..,
teur de la dte Succession, a depose an hns
du Greffier de la dlte Cour, un comnts Jdu'e''
administration ainsi qVune petition en- d ue sr
dart l:homologation. N'Aaa
Avis est par lie present dome a ton.
que celia pent concerner d'ayoir ! dsi tse'
SOUS dix JOINS, les raisons pour lesquelle, IL 10
comp'e ne se1al1 pas appronve ct %homoIopenr,
ment au i tableauL aAs'
Par ordre de la Conr. G.
paroisse Assumption. lie Is avril Is,e
DESIRE LEB!ANC
81 s- 4. Grcf;;,,
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Naval Intelligence.
CUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENTS.

Gun NAVAL lOhSESPONDENCE
AAvRnIus. May 49, 1853
y. S. Steamer Pophohdn-Dinner TO the OfcoS-Brkk1t
Senmey Mdailius--Iiey Fdi1nrc &c.
The u. S. steamer PowhAttsn arrived here tho In
from Cape Town. after passage OF eleven days. ahs
has created considerable excitement, and has bsa
thropged with visi!ers continually. The day after thsr
arrival the Fifth regiment Of infantry, stationed hsss
gave tho officers dinner at their quarters, which va
we'll after ded.
The mel steamer Manrtius. OF the screw kno
between IL qano Calcutta. Is in here her hosD
ward bound passage she is perfect failure ~ Tar -
her machinery IL cor csrned is not psbs Of cout-
rrg in operation than few hours at time w1sh
cut stopping 10 repair. II am correctly informed -
outward Passage incurred loss 10 the company a
cl0Cco owing to ne mrerfecton Of her engines. Ghs
consumed over four months in performing the voysga
which oucb. 20 have been accomplished in two ct tia
ms jeratc sleed Of eight miles hour. She has gooy
rpmler OF passengers ng whom rum Dor al In
vsd officers Of the East lEda Company leave, beunA
fer Cape Town.
IN powhat'sn leaves here in n few deys for Nes Be.
mali island Madngssc She then goes to zsna-
bar, aud from thence to Ceyion The officers and ersv
all well.
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usrs Ss.g ven under contract. there Is psrcepteas
Ths favoraSs charge In the weather has evesssd greet
duiless In the market. with decline at a
ID PER 10 lbs and IN floor Of ID per Dbl Iedisa corr
In limited deuaad at lsSt weeks quotatious Western
canal us Philadelphia, Baltimore and Ohio aour At
2ys Sd cts Cd per bA. White wheat ct "a. Sd S..
red at u 3D. Is Cd per 10 lbs White Indian corn at
Sis. 49,; yellow at SIS, and MIXED 1t 30, 90. per
quarter.
for Common, to Ia per vt for fas quality email
lot Of turpeltne realized 12s. Id psr cwt
Barring BROTHERS Il co.'s CIRCULAR
LONDON. F.idsy, August S, l85S-6P.M
fr interpretations IN both HOUSES of Parliament is
sidered have becsme plicaed cootinues
to impede business ADD the colonial and foreign produce
markets have been very quiet this week Oa the other
hand, we have had highly favorable change in the
weather which cannot fad to BE- of great benefit to the
crops Money has been in great demand and discoua
dsarer out Of coors the Bank of England minmurn
rate Is char ged The fumes have been good deal de-
pre,e4d Consc!a leave of s7h 79H. Silver in demsod
70. India and China has advanced I'D bars have been
solo At 5s 1Ad: new dollars. a. 1i5sd The Hon. Sazt
Ins Company have advanced ther rate exchange
to e. Csld tho COMPANY q rupee
More doing in American stocks especially in Pennsy
4,ss United States es continue al,o scarce and in de-
rand va quote tire latter Ill for Bonds 1lOx for Ia
scI,p'ions Psnnsy Isis S.. "a &c. div: Bonds OIL
o.; Railroad 8s s6H a9Ih Mar, land Sterling 5s 81
ass. Massachusetts, Sterling, los 100 Boston dy4Hs
lo2 New Orleans City 6's 90. Canada, 116 a 1l6
fire weather has become duu Gales were forced lower
prices would have to be taken both wheat and -four
but holders generally contaue quite frm Last weeks
average Of English wheat was SIS I'd on q return of
81 469 qrs American -four is quoted 27s 29s I'd. per
barrel and fine white wheat bSs 60s, per Or Spring
corn without eny change Floating carg OF wheat and
Indian corn 10 more demand On SPECULATION
IRON is hrul at Is f8 s. for bars, and f8 los GO
for rails free bead Wales for September and later
delivery In Scotch pig operations have besn mostly
speculative and great fluctuations have occurred tho
cloiDg cash for good mixed the Gy
is SIS Cd. For sn No. Gartshsrris, 62s is asked.
LEAD is frmer. We quote pig 81; sheet, ELS los.
Sysnish f2l.
res, 10 arrive at fI0 and fer the autumn at fl0 SIS
Boston in bsgs at co 10s oblong Western in casks fS
quest, at fS l5s. 60
TURPEsrsE We note small sales of rough. at 9s. Sd
VI Cd: spirits Is dull American 45s.; British AS 3D.
WHAIED0NB.-P ,lar. fl75: South Sea El65.
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,oceedings then terminated.
Switzerland.

The Suisse gives the following as the text of the
proposition relative to the dispute with Austria,
lust adopted by the National Council of Switzerland
as announced by telegraph
The Fedora, Assembly Of The Swiss Confederation, tax
Ing ntn consideration the reoot OF the Federal Council
and the messugs OF July 1858 relative TO the supple
nantary credit 10 be accorded for military expenses de-
cides:-
Tie Feoersl Assembly in the expectation that the
Federal Council viii do all that the mante of the
rights and Of the independence OF Switzerland requires
does think ary in present circumstances to
give suctons the Federal Council to treat the mat
ter ulteriorly.
. The supplementary credit Of 2l 763f for military
expenses applied for by IN. Federal Council in its
rage Of July g. 1868 Il accorded.
g. An limited credit is opened to the Federal Coun-
oil, to enable it, much il may deem necessary,
either 70 complete the Of defencs Of the Cohede
ration Or to contribute TO alleviate still further the po
on OF such SWISS citizens have been injured by the
measures taken by Ausrlia against Tcino.
THE LATEST.
BERNE July 2o.-Thc National Council has adopt.
cd by sixty five to twenty nine votes, the proposition
Of the commission to leave the question Of the differ
ences with Austria, to be settled by the Federal
Council.
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The Moons Movements all Wrong.

From The london Court Journal, July 70
Mr.. Adams communicated to the Royal Society at
the closing meeting of their session in London, that
he had discovered that the principle of Iaplace's
calculation of the secular motion of the moon posi-
lively erroneous. This is discovery which affects
the whole range of lunar astronomy seeing that all
the calculations made on the assumption that the
wrong. A staff of computers will therefore have to
be set to work at the Observatory to ecompute the
lunar observations avoiding the error which amounts
to about seven seconds We shall then have the
of rectifying our Nautical Almanac, and of making
il more accurate than ever; while those astronomers
and they are not few, who have written about an
cient eclipses will have to go over their task again,
and see what they make OF It with the principle.
1t was said shortly after Mr.. Adamss discovery OF
Neptune, that such man would find other great
works to do in astronomical science, and here We
have an invaluable confirmation.
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American Visiters In Europe.

Nemes Of Americans entered at the BiuNng House OF
Livingston Wells & Co., Paris for the week ending
August 1866
NEW YonK-D Daniel +. Tiemann, William Walcott, DR..
r. Ogden Dorsmus Miss Nixon, JamesiH Heroy, William
rhds Francis j. Young, Mr. ard Mrs {. i. Lveru,ore,
ID. V. n. Rscclif and daughter, Hamilton Mccall and
family, Dr, H. X Rogers f. g. Tucker, w. J. Miller, d..
T.. lpernham. {. w. Lawrence WIN S. Horn, g. Bruno
David Stevens Mr.. and Mrs John Wiley. +. A. Lawrence.
PrNSsyLyANIA-Wm. Holmes Ward b. Hszeitne, g S.
Poker, Jr j. j. vanJerbemp Jr, Edward King Isaac A.,
Hoseer. Wa. J. Kerr, Jacob Button Frank Hszetine.
LoUTsiANA-tieury de Manly George Pollock r George
W. Kendall T. W,leuberser, c. W. Tsier d. d. G. Wood,
J. IaUsnae Hugh VII on
MABi IASI--.Iames q Wilson,
NORTH CARoIfNA--D X GcRae United Etates Consul Mt
Paris Christopher hcHae
SoUIH CARolINA-A S lard w. j. Middleton
OHIo-C Neaves, Mr. ara Mrs Hughes.
MAssAiIr siTs--Jcseph Barnett, John Albree George
Bliss. Jy Gen Sumner.
AI,BAMA-H i. Hopkins Rev. N. 2. Knapp, r. J. Fst.
tyrlece
MISSISSIPPI Charles McIayan.
ABKAssAs = II lApicns.
IlOEIDA-J Nugenf Cummings.
DISTRICT CoLUNmA-D. Il. Hayuer.
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The Emperor Napolcon, in the midst Of his i'm
portant and mutarous occupations, still finds time
to re t0uchalmost re.wite-his former literary pro-
auctions: The proof sheets arc now preparing, and
months.
The Sfdafs Courant, Of the Hague, announces.
officially, that by decree of the 30th ult the com
paDy Of the railway from Aixla. Chapele to Macs
tric has been authorized to establish railway from
Df IIasselt.
A letter from Mcssina, in the Piedmontese Ga -die
NJ the 30th ult states that four full OF Greek
bronze coins Of the fourth fifth and sixth centuries
before era, have been found ut Taormina close
% the spot where the column Of Eaxos, erected 734
'ears before Jesus Christ, formerly stood. These
oins have been sent to the Museo Borbonic0 at
naples.
letter from Beaucarc, France, states that the
nnua fair opened under rather uniavornblc appear
pces, but had afterwards improved, and business