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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18
HOEey Aag commerce.
PRES DE. In MANSON DE COUk
N.PoLEoNvILhE. !

3 - & .t 81 ... f.t+F ftt E~.ft b a4.-. 500
&c bel etablisscmcnttcEe par M.:PIerre
RIzAN, Went deere ouvert au public Guh
nc saurait trouvc: micuy sur 'aucul point
de lEiat.
Caanlkres VI Aesctparfaitemrn! Includes
potr Yes failiIIes, chambrcs particHt1erts
t'cs bicn yarnies, salon de c~ompaGnic, aus
81 spacicux qu'6ltgant, sale ii manger, on
| on a %to,ljuurs lne table don't ~fabondancc
nest surpassee qsc,pariia deficatessc des
NETS. VOLTA, sans cont:edit. tout &c quill
flut pour attirer unc noshbreuse clientele.
QueHl'on ajoute "a tours ces agrcmens"de
| existence DIES servisc-srs tres at'cntifs, >G''i
-ont d;riges dc 'manicrca ne .iafnais ntg]iger
IN seul dc lcnts dovoirs,, ct Fen colnp|tndra
~facilement gull estutilf, pour h'en Nivrc, de
desccndrc ii l'IIdtcl du Commerce. aa, al.
Dcux grandes ecuries ct 'ne femise tres
commode font putie des dependencies dc
Get ctahIissemcnt.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18
BAINS A VAPEUR SULEUREtA.
TEyUs DONALDsoNViLLE.
Par Is ID. BoniiIcr St-Andrc.

Par Is Dr.. BouiiUcr St-AAdrc.
Ic DocrEuR DourILLtER st-ASDRE
Prevent lie public quill Went detabh'
dars sa dcmcuGc unc SaIIe dc baIns a
yapcursSulfurcux.o Les hcurcux #resal-
tats obtcnus par &c systemic ct le des't
de ]rapordTc, aau VEGA general, tells sont
es mobiles scntimcus, qnl l.ont anlme
en- (onGant Get etabISscncnt. iiottt 1e
monde ]connait dtia I'ctficacise sontc-
rainc dos bains q vnrcur SrHarcux; nous
n'avons done. pas boston dc dire qnc les
Rhunwtisncs meme les plus lnvcteres
nc sauraicnt ~reasister a son action; que
les mnladies cutanees, les Affections III
tcstira'ts ct aatrcs d~isra!aissett a son
contact. .... "a: -, o,e.q
Lc Dcctcnr Doutif!icr ricnt d,,Johtcr
a &C systemic qni. est dtja anssi simple
qu,tItgan un apparciIdsnnc mconpa:",
bic utilize Cost IN vcntilatcur place d
'rirttricur de Ia machine 40 noycn dt-
q%uc!~on dts"ge III yapcnr on gag s"!in-
rcux dams moin5 dune nlia';c. Les
dangers, uHxqucEIsl lie patient ttalt pre-.
~CtdClnlncnt expose, sc c"t 'i''sl ~
taicmcnt nHtal;tis. in rilcf,r par 'aucten
>~ysteetfnc il fajiait' Hu TEoi1fs dix minutes
poar .f%#;Ic l. d6gagcinc"t total. Or. il
p~onvait a~:rivcr QUO Ic mpladc A;n1 il Sc
sro,iytc,. mai dorant lc. con- dc s@fopfra-
ton CT par CONSEQUENT dc 2gravcs acct
dents Sen stiiv'c par 1sHitc de la i%cntcuf
de l'ecoultmert DIN gag suiiurcux. .'+'7
s' ii =f..'' Pyis dcs Iahns. 81 .-7. 80" '.
Pnus unc douZuinc sic. w.
Pour moins de dorzc on pour c%si1inc
hahn 80, co." III
Tue machine de II meme ]natnrc cst
en- ypic dc. construction Pour les ne
grcs. .,-t- -r.,,.t ,sE
o. Lc DR.. BoHtiIljcr St.-.Aud1c
profile de ceitc occasion pour rrlneFcl@r
ic PUBLIC dc Encouragement ,9u!l ab'tn
youlnlu accorder .]nSgHa &C .Ioef.a II
osc csptrcr gao la7neme, cetA5ai'ce Ell ic
meme patronage, don't il fora eli soitc
dcs Sc fcudre tonjonrs digt,c, lv1 scront
continues a l'astnir.] - s@@l e1sssf t'Ht#n
p S.-ChaG,'e Iasign'enr iesttenn de
SC po,urvoir dun Drap ct dc dc,'E.s ser
y%icttcs. '~''''@ q io)
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18
nj Al A]SIIN
DE M. JOSEPH HEBERT.,

On trouvera t%oujours dams Get ttablisse-'
IA .nt, sine vis-a-sis rEslise Paroissia!ede
i~'Assomption, III assortment complct des
articles eom,pris sous lie nom DE- MARcnAN-
DISCS secuEs, GRocERIrs, NERRERIE, po-
TeRIE, LIaUEuas FINES, QurscAILLERrE,
CnxUssUtRE en- ul mot tout &c qai compose
an magasin dc Ia. carnpagne bien approvi-
sio1ne. ,*.-a
M, Uebert ycnd i dcs conditions assez
molsreas pour pouvoir compiler sur une plus
waste extension de sa clientele. II Went de
renouvclcrtoat son etfeil invite les
l,abitans aai demeurentdans ses paraggesa
visiter son ciablissnment. VI
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18
E~ITr TFTT7T TIT T.5TI
DON ANDRE SOLORZANO,
a, - C0EIecggggz's s,h q.

.ytI lEI( EINf|. Z.
Annonce resPectreusement ,an public qu,il sc
chargers a l~'Ayenir De tots; reconyfcinens dams
les P%aroisses AssotiptiQh,, Ascension, Latourclse
Inferno. Terrebonne, etc.
II Sc charge aussi De l'agence de toutcs les
commentaries fuon voctra bicn hi
confer. --.y,f .- ......- ...r
u 'adrc=ser All, STAR CoFFEE-HoCsE on
aux Bureaux du PioNMER. u.g.. ....g-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18
EDMONDl MAUR4N,

>dK0GHT, ~ NiPpkEOytfiLa4a ~
Exeruc sa profession dams, lie 3eine,
DistriotJ ndiciairc, compose DIES paFolsscS
Assumption, Lafonrchc Inferno ct Ter
rebounc. II donncra tons SEES SONS a'lX
,afr,ircs a,uson voadra bicn lni cor''r'
Dams &C district ct les avoisinants. I
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18
A.. GENTLE,
.Hu0cM,. u y NpoJesacssle.

E;xsercc sa pqfnlassin, fans lc 5sme Dis
riot Ju,dictiiaire, COMPOST 'des paroisses As
.>omption, Lafomche hta'He ct Isfres9nne'
!, donnera tous ses soins aux altalres qa, on
vo,dra bienlui confer dams &c district ct les
;i,s y !. notja1lrs4.Ht#D l5s,nI* VII
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18
aCYpKIEN 4. BARILLEAU, sz
sVOC4T A N.iPOLEONVfLLE,

a V,OT11 -.-
-Exerce, sa profession dams le 5sna District
Judiciairre, compose des paroi sses Assompttlaaa
Lafourche Inferno ct Terrebonne. IL donnafa
Gus ses SONS aux ~affairess quon voudla ben
III coulter dams ce district ct les avoisllants
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18
ToMBEs Er MONUMENTS FUNEDREs

II E SIEUR Is. T,PLTTEN, conuu depths
d. p~lasieurs anntes par les. nombFenx onys;,-
ges, gu il a fats dams lie cilnetiere de cette parc:s-
Sc, ct ceux des parcisses ayoisinantes,i a rhen
neur de preyenir ses ailis ct ]eipnbIic. en- etne
raj, quill Went de ~recevoir du ~Nord de PAmeti-
que, ct de l~Italie, des marbles de toutes especes
etyqu.i il est pref a executor toute commando .e
tombes. caveaux de fatnille on monuments con.
cernant sa partie. ssas.s ~
II emploie an choix DIES families. lie marbre Ia
pierre, on lie oois, ct Sc Charge egaleraent dos
grilles GU encourages de tombes, soft en- bois soil
en- fer. Pour plus amples renseignementS, s'adres.
ser chez lui a Plattenville a cot. de rEelise Pa.
r~oissiale de l'Assomption. SEES prix sont des plus
modtres. =.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18
ri. DXR
.GENTILE,
n en- at Il a AZ,

Practices in the Fifth Judicial District
j tho parishes of Assumption, Lajourche
interior and Ieyreboane, and will give pr.
icuIar attention to law 81 its that may be Ell:
rustcd to him. -I 10 - ioeii
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18
commercial HOges,
II .S1TSS N3sJ-fE7 IGS EEGH t!tfU5I i ~
NEAR. THE COURT HOUSE
NAPoLE0Nv4LLE.)

ava - - AZ H4sA a# F=A..[ "ssf N=
a15I IFS (NApoLEoNv4LLE-) tfa 55seddz5
This splendid establishment, kept BY N. P.
RIzAy, has Just been opcncd to The public
who could not possibly meet with q belts
h~ouseaonany point o fthc STATE. . -I
Very large andiweli furnished rooms for
fAtni!ies, pleasant private rooms, a spacious
and elegant parlour, a %dinins-room where
meals arr. no less abundant than delicate,
his is, undoubtedly, what is requisite to
entertainments elstonacrs.b 9 aI
Besides all these enticements, the boar
ders will have at command most attentive
servants, VII, are so managed as never to
neglect their duty. i j., therefore, very
easy 10 conceive that it is useful to stop at
the Commercial Hotel to enjoy all the com
forts oflic. ei 4Htaots4
Two vast and comnolious stables are
annexed to the establishment, l.u5 la 81
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18
CIPRlEN A. BARllIEAu,
ID 50 ITTORNEY At Law,

Prtatices in the Fifth Judicial Dlstrct III
she parishes Of Assumption, Latottfche lntS-
rior a,lI Terrebonale. aud will give particular
attention to law suits that mayb be entrustedto
y ~ a .'s5 '9f4h1 htt'tH
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18
JOHN II. rLLsLEY.

NOTTCE.-Allp professions business en-
t~uustedtothe undersigned wflIreceivc their
d%iIigent attention: They will attent reau-
larlY the sessions Of the courts of.tEe4h
and 9Th Judicial District.
nonaldsonville, 23rd march 1859.
JOHN TT. ILLsLEY
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18
" "---"" u 7 @TI-H1EE1T08TT - -
PATENT MEDICINE DEIOT..
No. II, li$sissippl street,
DGNaLD20NEIELE. -

.-r-s --aFltE ( = - Z rEst Z
John Bulls Sands and T'ornnsend's Strsa
pa,illa, Ayers Cherry Pcctoral fer coagaz,
colds. etc, Liverwort; ard Tar M canchala
qua, for consumption, balsatm olWild cherry
tordeseases ofihe lungs, Compound syrup
ofNaptha, for asthma and coids.rau slttf 81
oxysehated bi'ters, for dyspepsia, phthi
sic, etc, India ~cholagogue, foF fever ard
aguc,cic, Electrical febrifpge or Speeds
fever tonic; Railways ready relief, Indian
vegetable elixir, for rheumatisms and govt.
lTiner's Causdian vermituge, Long!py's
great western panacea, f~orliyer complaints,
Venetian Eminent for pains ofali kinds
Mexican mustang liniment for fresh
and old wounds, Buffers nerve and bone
Iinimcnt for horses, Shcrman's O%losaonian,
all healing balsah,, Magical pain extractor,
for a!Ikinas Of sores, Jew Dayil's or He
traWzs flas'cIs. / 5a.a5a n tsrtp Il pbasf.
.#Ga a e.a & 81 Qf5a
.a. sva zq1nsi r nh asa:a aaa8'l
Graefabcrg Vegetable Pills. II
Mofai's - DO 49, d.
VIM. Wright's do do
Magnetic powder fojrdestruction Of roa,
clless, pho<piiao1ric paste, Death on rats
ALsio:--Caslor oil, Epsum salt, su!Gate
dc quiniine, de Powerse ct. Weigltnlana ct de-
R%obiquet. ssa4.f0lf i Il. ,sa. is5l Il.
poudfcs de seid!iiz. .asao Hee ri 81 Z
DoifaidsonviIle. - Jhin 1862.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18
I, NHN g .
a ANssg Ia II t
YER NJ !! I TUG :
A cEHEsS A
REMEDY fIil.lf WORMS.
3l~~ ..g. y s5 QlHEaElS g#g ,

Ce vcrmiluge chase les yers dams Un esDacc
de temps qui yarie settlement de denx a cling
heures apres qa>n a st- adninissse-sSn opera
ton est sire cts Plus tacile a prentre que
tout autre. .as.. ..I @-n.,sas, -r-a .gma-T
lie Verfnifug &c de WinerI "a maintcnant subj
il:tpresye de plnsicurs anntes, ct sd suptriorita
sur toutes praapara tions de &c genre est %apiour-
d.hui sans ~conteste chase les vers partont OH
lis existent, anssi certain qu'ii est vrai cue deux
Jet denS font tquatrc. IL NE PEUT FAILLiR - &c
ilangage peut paraitfe nm pen fort-il lest uloins
pourtant one re2ptIience des. etfets de &C rene,
de Il EN- donne lel droit Mule personne qni Ell
anra une (ois fat Etpreuve men voudra essa-
yer d autse, ct plnsienrs ont attendu q~uelques
semaincs, l9fsqae Taggenten cettc vile Sc trou-
vait.en m~anquer.plut5t one den prendre d:au-
ire. i,trourqnoi ! Parcc quselles '~avaient cuIi.
fiancc Oil. ~eelnieid ct qa'cllesIsavaient quill rem
piirIit lie but q~a'eiles recEerchent. a4s#s T.
U,s miliicrs de certiiicats pourfaient ttre
pnblies ii ltait n;cossairc, pour prouver ces
fats mails que sert phis1ne' a!,e setIe GpreUve
prouve sd supGriorite Dime lmaniere plus cor
ciuaute que nc le teraientteas los t~tmoignages
ct toi1tcs les assertions possib:ea. FAITES EN-
LiESSAI.
Ayez soin de vous biea souvenir du nom
:. WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE.
C'cstl Ia lie seularticie auaael on puisse Sc fer
ne l'opbliez pas. Prepare settlement par
90 JOHN WINER g. Co.
81 ct 69,s1aiden Lane, N. 7.
A vendre en-. gros.et en- detail, par
stfak RICHARD g. iFEMPLET,
II, rue Mississippi, Donaldsoaville.
SelJs agents pour 10 Sud. ,a.se~3{ sf+tF
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18

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=. ... 100 N,,r &C..
~ rI,., ry;,o,,. ra,adi
nc ccle''''eo -
D, r~ho,n.on,s y]eIclra,ed Eve Water
PITTS. ,....
- w. Wright Indian Vegetable Pills.
Mofats. >. :,
Bra1drctl's; ,.",
Z. 1HO'lS'A , -; : :"
Gf2el'hpers ses''''''' 'e
Z" - .uae',s n"'''''N"
- ! oo1 Ial .v' n,u i,.' p.a r,uyus.,rS ,sarxe.
~paYi!ia. ".
Ryretailo and whole Sale at New Orleans
prices. ma,. - .1..-
Jayhcs !itlr ono.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18
PATENT MEDICINESDEPol.
~ oHe. ~.
Miss. Street Donaidsonru|e.

Always on hand, Cor sale for "Cash' On'
", "atrcsh supply olthe following "colc''
mes: a-
ror colds, coughs, cronp, Consumption
Bronchitis, Asthma, dyspepsia Spitt'n5
Blood anil the general affections OF 'i'e
iMags - Ayers Cherry Fec'otal -
WiIdcherFy anu f.ar-fi5ef#ett ami ar
Bal<a1mn1 Of wild cherry = Shcrman's Olo-
soanian.- Indian o1 Vegetable E''xIr -
LongIey'S Grcat Western P"nacea- oN'-
genated Bitters jew David, Hebrews
Plaster,
For Rheumatism, Tooth ache, painsin
The limbs, swtIIings. Iiead Ache Burns:
Sprains, cuts, Piles q q.
Venitians Linirnent - Mexican Mus
tang,,- Da!Iey's Magical Pain aSffactof-
Perry Davis Pain Killer
b For Fcvcr and other bilious Diseases:
India Cholaggogue, Clemens India" 10,
Tic. ... .,.. t... ..
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03
TIE TURKISH QUESTION.

Our columns were preoccupied at the receipt Of
our Foreign Letters, but we perceive that such Of
our Eastern cotemporaries as have had an opportu-
nifty to give full attention to the late foreign ntel-
gence have come generally to the conclusion thus
succinctly expressed by the Philadelphia North
American
"THE RUsso-TuRKIsH QUEsrIoS.-0ur foreign pa
pers contain great quantity Of correspondence and
other advices this subject but the writers conrive
ingeniously mix up genuine and authentic with
their own vague speculatons and the they find
aaoa that it is scarcely possible, at this distance from
the scene of action arrive at the state Of things
From what gather, it now appears that the Sui
tan of Turkey did not note Of the four Powers
nor did the Cza Notwithstanding all the teegraphic de-
spaches and official SO that matters
in sfaft mo-
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This treatment, which even extended

oa by Eng This treatment which even Extended asd
me psrs0nai us country, he considered in
dieatas Of settled desr, nation on their Par.spre
Stunning upon the supposed n of conduct calculated
for war-to reduce 10 system CON. of the world Rea-
sto debase and PROSTATE in the eye firm
soning thus, he had brought his mind soa tes as ma
conviction that the rights Of the United Sta the Ola
tom would never be respected by the Powers. zion to
world until this Government summoned up reson. ,y
resent such usage not by arguments and protests
bat by an appeal to Full Of this sentiment Mr.
Monroe was called upon Casual vacancy when il
east expected by himself the country to the head Of
the Department of State That sentiment and the feel
ings which we have thus accounted for Mr. Mor-oe
to his associates in the Cabinet and in
some degree II might well be supposed, to the great
stateman then at the head Of the Government"
9 The alusion here is almost plain to be msgnder
stood by any readers, yet it may not be well under
stood BY all reader 1t may not be amss, therefore, to
state that it directed against Gen. JoHS ARMSTRONG,
whose nomination to the office of Secretary Of War
then before the Senate of the United States and what
may be regarded remarkable coincidence was
med by the Senate the very day that this speech
delivered.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03

The REVOLT AT ToRToLA.-A letter in the New York
Times, dated at st. Thomas on the 10Th August affords
the following paragraphs
q The civil authorities in Tortola supported by the
English and Danish soldiers have declared martial law
and quietly suppresspg the rebellion About thirty
of the chief actors in the rebellion have been apprehend
ed, and are under trial
g The following is list of property destroyed so far
as could be ascerained In Road Town the number of
houses burnt down twenty-five, and the number of
houses plundered and destroyed seven The number Of
houses reported to be burnt and destroyed in the country
seven, of which five plundered and destroyed
and two burnt.
- WV " .ue oArao.s sehu you 'na' AT
ton Of $50 for each slave set free in the Danish West
India Colonies in 1S48 This is just The compensation
will to about 81 900 000 but full onehaf of this
will revert to the King who held many estates at the
time Of emancipation, and large mortgage-hoder
upon others The relief win be very opportune TO many
families and individuals
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03

BURNING OF BESIcIA BARRAcKs.-The following is an
extract Of letter from officer at Benicia California
descriptive of fire which occurred at Benica Barracks
the Goth june and resulted in the loss of the soldiers
quarters: Be SIcIA, JuLY 80, 1853.
The beautiful quarters Immediately opposite our town
took fire last evening, supposed to have caught from
spark from of the cooking soves and in about thir
ty- five minutes burnt to the ground The building
occupied by Major Pattons company "k' and Capt
Lyons company "B both Of the ID infantry. The wind
at the time blowing gale and it with the ut
most difficulty that the arms, clothing and papers of the
respective companies were saved Several men of the
companies rushed calamity under the sheet Of fire. bear
Of the companies, which daring enabled Others
poyed in saving property to remain for longer period
in the building than otherwise it would have been safe
to do
These quarters framed in Maine and brought at
great expense, all the way around Cape Horn. They
two stories high neatly painted with double balco
mics in front and rear and the lofty windows shaded
by green venetian blinds.
While the building burning the high dry grass on
the parade ground caught and the gale blew the sea
fire directly toward the officers quarters opposite and
the beautiful fence which enclosed the grounds appertan
ing to the post portion of the soldiers standing
by with wet tents attempting to extinguish the burning
grass which object at length they succeeded in eecting
The noble fellows fought the advancing enemy despe
rately that they could not but vanquish him.
While writing this hasty sketch the view from the off,
GERS stoops is desolae in the extreme The fire caught
the grass the outside Of the fence and the reeess
hills, far as the eye see, black night, while
every few moments ambent flame rises from the ruins
Of the barracks making the work Of the destroyer but
too visible
The loss Of this building is estimated at fifty thousand
dollars, but l. could by no means be rebuilt at Bencia
for that sum. The troops summarily elected from
their elegant asylum busiy engaged in pitching their
tents.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03

IMPORTANT IsvESTroN.-The London papers Just recciv
cd announce the following invention, which, If the promi
ses here given should be verified is likely prove Of
tepsve utility:
John W. Bennett has discovered very efectua means
ofpreserving writings charts bank bills and pictures
well from injury by time from forgery alteration
The process is most simple one, and consists merely OF
running very delicate coating Of gutta pcrcha solution
over the surface Of the article 1t is perfectly aupa
rent and Is said TO improve the appearance Of pictures
by coating both sides Of important document it can be
kept in the best preservation 1t renders it proof
and the plan would thus be valuable for ship charts
III used on bank bills twould be most efficient means Of
preventing fraud inasmuch alteration could be made
the face Of the bill without removing the coating which
would be impossible to do without destroying the whole
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03

PUBIC WORKS PEsNsYLvANIA.-The sale Of the
works of internal improvement owned by Pennsylvania
will be strongly agitated in that State during the approach
ing political contest The Wing State Convention has
already adopted resolutions strongly in favor Of the SALE
These works composed Of the Eastern Western and
Junata divisions Of the Canal, and the Columbia and
Portage Railroads Their original cost Sl5 OF,
and is proposed to sell them for the gross Of
000 ind to place that at the credit Of
the sinking fund for the payment Of the public debt and
to make annual payments 10 the fund Of the
nua until the debt be extinguished The
debt Of the State is SAL with annual interest
of about 100000, and its in 1852 was
$751; 707 That is rapidly increasing under
wearransed system Of taxation and would eventually,
without the aid Of the proposed sinking fund.- cancel
the debt
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

We have pleasure in laying before our readers the
following copy of an Address of Mr.. CoNKLINe, on
taking his leave of the Government of Mexico, to-
gether with copy Of the reply Of the PRESIDENT of
that Republic, which we have had translated We
are happy to say that both of these dscourses APP
pear to be in very conciliatory spirit, and cacu-
lated to diffse among the people of the two Repub
lies just sentiments towards each other We trust
that they will contribute to maintain that good feel
ing and amicable relations which ought always to
exist between neighboring nations
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03

The EPIDEMIC New 0RLEASs.-The New Orleans
Bee Of the 9th ultimo says The greatest mortality
during the present visitation exhibited in the report
Of the Board Of Health Monday last The total
Der of nterments was two hundred and eghythree and
from yellow fever two hundred and 6fyou Yesterday
report showed dminuton Of ninety from these figures
the whole number Of intermens being hundred and
and from yellow fever hundred and six
ty-four the latter includes the marked unknown
This is notable decline in the mortality and induces
the hope that have passed through the worst of the
pestilence."
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03
REPLY OF GEN. SANTA ANNA.

sFsoR MINISTER: cannot without much concern re-
ceve from the hands Of your Exceency the letters Of
recall which terminate your official relations with the
Government Of Mexico.
Firm and devoted fidelity TO his native country is as
suredy compatible, in public Minister with sentiments
the most friendly towards the country which he stands
accredited since when animated by such sentiments be
enters the discharge Of his official duties his negota
tons become facilitated difficulties smoothed, and
his country is mere probably and efficiently served
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03
THE REVENUE FROM CUSTOMS.

We have been for some time anxious to obtain a
reliable statement Of the revenue Of the country
for the year ending June 80, 1858, as guide to
the gross imports for the same period We have
now obtained the desired information in full, with
the exception of the miscellaneous receipts for the
last quarter, which are Insignificant in compa-
rison with the whole amount, and arc estimated
in round numbers at sd nO oOo The grand total
of revenue proper than was ever before re-
ceiycd into the Treasury during single year The
estimate Of Secretary CoRwIN for the year. after
the first quarters statement had been received, was
only s51 000,0 900; so thatthe actual returns have
overrun the estimate sl0,00O,000. The following
is the statement, all Of it taken from official figures
except the last item under the head of misceane-
Gus, which is not yet completely made up:
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-03

FoR THE New ORLEANS SuFFERERs.-Among the dona-
tons for the New Orleans sufferers is of thousand
dollars from GGRRIr SMITH, noted Abolitonst and
member of Congress 1t is noble donation GEnBIr
SMITH, with all his faults and he has many is prince
10 lberaty lie bleeds freely, generally for i'm
practicable scheme connected with the coored race but
occasionally in the present instance for objects Of
real Northumberland of Commerce