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Correspondence OF the Baltimore sun


| mentioned YESTERDAY, he uoGnra ton OF A. DHd'Y
Mann Of Ohio Assistant Secretary OF the State, ana
learn that II confirmed to-day. Nh Mann la: hdI
knowledge nf foreign countries and foreign Affairs
H. appointed by the Harrison administration as con
sui Bremen and by the Poa administration Consul al
Pieste. Subsequently,, he was employed IL Europe a. al
agcEt OF the Post0ice Department. in matters rclaN" {"
postal regulations He was appointed, subsequently, ny Nj
Clayton o ibis government, Equite into the
condition OF Hungary preparatory 10 hc recognition o her
independence.
Mr. Mann is native oi Virginia, but appointed TO
Office from OHIO His Hppolnceui Is another evidence ~
the selection OF comrCien! neutral III politics lot n-
prrfant stations
The President had uteted Ihr above sppontmol 10 Mr.
Ge"rGc Sumner Of Boston, who Ircacd IT,
The Presidents private secretary, delivered seselai Exc
cu,ive messages 10 the Senate to-day huge number oi
nominations sent in.
presume President will he ready 10 dismiss The Sen
IN Monday nex and tha Scuae, u dismissed will
positively expire. There is hardly la,um 10 DAY
The resolutions before the Senate IN its legislative cap
city wonld occupy for mouth II they are IL be taken
up los
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
.rNIlSnEp DAILY AND SEMI" NJ
f,,n - 6 THOMAS tlITCHlE, JR.
n. u ID NJ -.


dollars per annuf ana al INC rate ~ en-.
H1 ipr per,o, than one year For the sem
a,A dollars per annum and three dollars for month";,
,lvancs 70 paid in the office, ren'ted by mall p"Sl
?sNae ~, ln.a,. per at the end OF The year
rr ~ r 10 ihs Office may be RENTED per nai III soea anu
" RANK tho risk OF the Editors ne postage ,
sra ;I by ,h The postage Of single 'eet 20
~ ,ny account the writer. II is the accumulation W
.yrr-yr business, which operates as "er'"S'"N p
t!f'> TERMS OF ADVERTISING :,
- ,nr many ENQUIRER: For TEN lines or less fis' ~
- s and every succeehimG insertion ,wcn;y Ien
nrr week. y" three 'ines ""'h, '''
L insei'. r,,t cents for each the first.
charged hty dollars 1or ihry hues ah
ANU. cngti eSecp: ''try
ta wi"are charged Soo, (paper
~ T,IE wEEkLf-For rsS nes or less hfs' insertion
;. ~ :,.,'. iar ), ,ch continuance 30 cents
order. distance mus as ase"mpamrn WIN ''
pa W Jris< baics of respect, exceeding sSh h"es
..ory.d f4f as scnssntS
-. p;;c. lrt Marriages from the country, ~hehrVt
ma yrlaa ,snknown TO U.s. must be anttthlca'en "
n .wGs',r IA the neiGhh"rho"t "r neE i 20 20
rubI>h"i. Every measure tl;at has hs'h
pr.v NJ Gi luizzes has heet"'rc cerded
r., mast upon such conlmunie" tons
tbs o:h: Posmaser. rnri,ken on inc b0eF " '' -
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ARRESTED.-JAs II. DESHEART was arrested mere yss-
crday afternoon charged with receiving tobacco oon and
oas koowioy said articles be stolen The accused has
been for ssme time keeping store al inc cross Roads n
the county Amelia. few days since ne e Tor this city
and upon arriving herc stopped al jatras hotel and enter
"a his name az T,uchear Since his Departure the euspi-
cons OF several citizens Amelia being aroused his Pen-
ses searched and 5000 pounds OF Tobacco 0 bushels
,nd quantity OF oas supposed be stolen found
thereon magistrate OF the county Immediately empower
ed Mr. Chamberayns Coleman 10 proceed TO ts city and
cause b 10 DO arrested. Monday last Denhcart suspect
nr hs would be pursued, repaired TO the 'Locss in II:
western portion Of this city, where he la.ed all night IN
cooner chop near by Yesterday he the hotel TOT
a ha poage which closey followed and watched BY
OiceT Fem and Mr. Coleman, and in this way, the whers
obous Of the prisoner auceained and his arrest effect
3D. He Immediately taken before layor Dodson, "i''
rdered him be carried back Amelia, there 10 ba jra
with the law directs. Petersburg EEpress March :;
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Z q A H ID q = & IL y y l.

asRS DAVIS AND UAlGHTfkS connection with the II
VI YouGs LADIES' situated. health aud beauty
,y IN N. S5u,h .9,srn section oi this city. Will receive
;x rs "a apaiss the relations OF their family 10
.g. and morals we'll their comfort and general wei
ssA!oU ac,goa gven wiki mothers and sis
Arrangements ic rrogrsss-admisstone irnneGiaie
r.ucana amply afforded IN the highest branches-Ahcien
Languages. Music. Drawing Painung and liberal ac
m .asuS- w ylew finish their proficiency, princ
3. q: :'ara,.ll au,! useful Well as ornamental.
Tsgx. -Rsa>oaa5e known application Aadrsss-'are Of
a, p-. ClS. Hrc"Slyn, New York.
kEtEREECES ESheV Or. Cox, Res Dr. spear Rev pr Noye'
C,gG- Saith. Hon A. lambert MAY oI tr CITY
N:r { S.nlli and Rev. W NJ. Lain, Wa hnsten D G.
- pIniorth Alexandria Va, Rev &. II Read. Slinue
h u.4 II nta, Va Rob-r! Ayrs. Esq, Charleston, G.
@T "N..v., ;:.q. New Orleans.
- u .n happy comnrnd 10 Others, what expe
uun, satisfactory my daughters Mrs
hsS my church and worthy OF the con.
i! u A-r y-ras. chrirIlan teacher and lady
Nt.nr-. rlr
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POWELL'S HOTEL.
,htSNjkE GREET pt-TEpSuI,nE VA


ssear respectfully announces TO his numerous friends
'" tH: cUla.Ty that he has removed from Dackr aud
-. ~ N~aY and has taken charge u the old aud popuHi
!, hsr 'p lrsHrr the prosecution Of husiness-POW
s hpl I'll wn-r. m would be pleased u extend the courte
z. .'. - hose ~hr i.a" favor him with n call
~ it'' ~ i!> admlhc. and commend. itseli tt
civ iu transaction OF business ioca ell II
s some il largest commission ad warehouses. within
s" distance various rail road der"ts aad the steam
s -. ,cllit-S inerior 20 none III the State 10
' ae .t r comfortable in his soiourn III our city
~ ~ - thoroughly repailed and fitted up with Sts
~'e. II. reference 10 The comfort ai cnaVeni
GOT as..sss
't' applied S!,' excellent Wines and Liquors and snpt
he ra- wli be filed with the 5es! the mar ket an
'' t"..Y w,ll afford Il. word he proprietor intenc
0, H"u agreeable and pleasant resort ter those wh
'H'T ~ rttaGseut public. lie respectfully soc't
'''t h'' !uroi a. he ormer patrons OF the house
T.. W. EPPES
AZ E'n aG, w 9e ~ attendance 10 convey aSsenseIs
zoe "a lie 1.f,'4i >! he cars Feb 2S-cwiw
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MRS. II. G. BROADDUS'
BOARDING; SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG LAUiES,

AZ BERRY GROVE, CAROLINE GO. VA .;, rho
WILL s re opened The 18th OF January, 1872 uu THE
W roru.ncr n,rn vi third OF THIS Or
,u Is healthy and pleasant and Is IN every way will
,rrrse of boarding school. The course VI r.
~. elementary and higher branches OF pSo
~. with the Freuch language and music on S -,
Gnrsr I'll. school entirely uuder me ,ns,rc
Ms Rr!us whose cxperrce and success ~ rho nav he
lion she considers best ~ vii nave charge
lsilns and fnanc aI concerns oi the @ ne
eneavor TO eve e % ~ ha ii Idol ;nrn o
r hnn y.ar rnGsslrE ihihs VIII % uslue 'o
=, is. months each \" deduction WIN ne nlaae lot ao'
~ ~, .scs, IN OF proracteu Illness
.-, ,nr s,aa o IN months, incl niins Doaru
"tsln= iur 's ~ W - ~ slOo NO
layaoic hn'i N, Nv .g,,si.. work each 10
Music On :irt' ''a '' a. " - to 90
Piaro .,x..,, >, ~, "a Z, R,,a,Lhs
Snnf. ~ -SpAfI
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UNION EoTE|t,fEk Ek Lease 49,

rr.ur a.e o.l is ir eGt 1t situated N the city OF
Kari a. the r0rne: Main and s9h streets quite near
he po lc Il oca coupecdand vrly convenient 10
tx l.,a..oi he DdUsiie and Central Raj! Roads
Tie thoroughly altered and repaits1 about Ho Erats
al E H The ,s er!ec: order X has accommodations equal
4 % ;e IN ;. civ and presents httcriEg inducements
(. gn."a. ..rs'"ssd 70 engage IN !loiel keeihs -
Il itr :asIu. wealth aU population anG the 10
ut t. nsl VI parrot he city where Business Is soon 10
,.,,..s 10 those may wish III the busi
L,rs
IT, ars-, rnani MAJOR rainai) viii Vacae the house on The
u.y should desire II. they can purchase all or
~ p n. ur ure. which mostly new aud IN good order
vii be reasonable 70 good Persons dispo cd TO
:., ;or hr rea'lug Of ,hls properly. "i'! address
N...h6-.Im W. GODDlN. Richmond, Va.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,

\.
Mis- aIi Popular HOTEL still under the manage
the who his thanks 10 the
SoU Ctro Georgia <uG,h Carolina, Virginia, Bal.
PaL"t Nrw YofS Enton, for their many Iavors
rs conferred i, ,'t neGs by uuTc'ntied a!tentio,
r. cHt:Guancr.
,nies AID ac- visiting Columbia. the. will find at this O
Ladies urtindry asn aae and rooms their comfort
{ 'ttpid it"r. convenient - inc LADIES' PnTor.
"!s. Go!uU.biI iacy viii und l- United States
r AL puuc House. College, South
.taln1 aTG Grcrnviic RaiiFO,:s. Churches. ac., &c.
IL edges hseii .a the United States Hotel sla
"d 20 lg:e ;ic good eating. oiean and
sole o"'- and attentive servants all ol whom have been
au.1r, a. 81 HUNT.
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WEpSEapAv. MARcH -, 1898.
=,v,Nr ATE,

Lieut. Gov LEAKs, who had been Ws.ns.s al days past
over .s Of affection iu hs family occupied 's Ua
morning ,h. r7ou., of Delegates @as read
ana -! amnLER from the committee ior ,Ss .nrsa in
, . "a ihe Restitution relative I" prose- "
me Lennon snvo case wi'hou. IN Roads &c
AIR DsssALE, lron the co!'ni''e
o,JIcd several House bills ;,,. m Banks reported
NJ c4saiso7os from ,hs Bank :" Liberty
House bill incorporating the .ec eom,eo on ta subject
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EXTRA SESSION OF THE U. S. sExAr,
WasHIseTos. Tus.p.y, MARCH q 1883


Two communications laid before the Senate from.
The Department of The Interior; relative dis
dans and The other containing certain papers relative the
Mexican Boundary Commission.
On motion of MIR. Weller the select rommittcr The sui
Ies of the Mexican Boundary Commission weie rlo,ei
until the session make their report
After further business OF public importance the Senate
went into Executive session.
When the doors opened Mr. Borlani made report
from the select committee the subject of frauds in the
tension Of the Capitol IL ordered be printed and
he Senate adjourned.
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DEATHS.

DEp Wednesday. the 23d ato O'Clock, " JOSEPH
daughter John and Emily E. Bosher-a27 Vn- az
days will place this Ihursda morning
inlners residence OF 20 and Cary street
m and Of tho family arc requested TO at7
attn Invitation
O,xn yss.rsy afternoon at quarter pa oc!cct IS"
AMoERT Mayor OF the ciy k!chn,nf Ia the oi 700" q Ia
Twill a James church Oh FIi,d,
ciock A n friends sot aeGusEshcss 81 10 IaGi AZ
.ad 70 stsns.
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ANNEXATlON.-Accor to the Pitsburg Dispach
public meeting has been called at WestuIg for The put
pose Of discussing the feasibility of annexing 1.-THE pan han
e portion OF Virginia. The Stale of Pennsylvania This
doubt caused by The popular excitement in that region
of the refusal of the right of way 10 The Stou
benvIle Rail Road.
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keep In lively remembrance the heroic form and heave
Impressed features Of the mnr,rt1l Wash!ngf"nl
trust the fair cscutchcon .! Virginia. whose honor aui
lame we are here 10 protect in legslang for the welfare 0
ne: people, Will oe saved from the foul The aTen
men IL is proposed ~ reconsider will ax stain which VIII
De
Like spot upon he robe.
The Tor what /.
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A letter from Washington, in The N Yu,k Tribune say

letter from Washington in the N Yok Tribune, SAYS !:
Louis Napoleon Is about send naya force San uan
dc Nicaragua demand from Inc unclpa authorities there
satisfaction for fines levied by them French subjects
for their refusal 10 comply with of the demands Of The
authorities of that place. The French Government before
deciding upon this course made demand upon the British
sponsby The case for by treaty with Tho United States
il had renquishcd all authority and dominon there
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,,.,-. PROSPECTUS OF TUE
"iHta NEhlcAI. a. SURGICAL JOURNAL.


,ln 'N'I plt>. u H.. AND II. l.. THOMAS, NJ D.
. . - q his Ipuma VII. b" issued on pr ISL 1883,
,ns -. ~. ~t'HF Eu:naeis viii appear monthly.
~ ii IL publication the diffusion OF medical
.-.,0cc the advancement, o science; the sup.
si gs,. ~ Interests Of the meiical profession
W" cfaaist OF eighty large octave plsc. containing
t' uc,ots and REPORTS cases. an account the
~ n-hr"' -fciri,.- :" SNTsnia SUMMARY of imnrnye
a,.. -, - -. - 't'Se -. horn. and abroad re
al'ini'icAi notices hnd lrr,iuo Of sana,r% un,r
1 ta,gcau. department. III mCd'clHc '" "oih
Of Price Five Dollars II Year -
- E,a..uaG,ctt, ,nns letters and Iemtanr.s -,
'r. 's" y JiTrs In, OF Franklin and s go, =, en
I.,5 Dec. l6-cw,ix,hnr,I
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The Household furniture of the late Daniel Webster soa
at Washington, Friday by auction brought very hieh
prices Many Of the relics bought In at over douo
their value An ordinary chair was knocked down
for SIS. An old clock brought s3s
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cny,rEar:ELD COUNTY coUaT, MARC
" "a. l,ts
'-'A ramp aud Virginia his wife and Elizabeth Fournoy

'.'A ramp Virginia his wife, and Elizabeth flournoy
Ptlntit
aialu..
saia Fagl, Nc,. Bas. administrator Of Forest Flournoy
: " Y Is "ic- and Margaret his wife, and join r WI
Beverley Z E.tt and John Fiournoy. OF his repre-
.S'i ne Ne tGai sho unknown, Defendants
I y ms Is to l"lGe the real ard personal estate o
f''"s.ea Ar /; appearing by IN afdaYi! filed IN
nv ne Ct-tan JuGn Fournoy, s not an nhaoitant o
"t2r'eJ 'h" me sait lohn Flournoy OF his represen
~ " ., l-a' "an unknown, do appear within one
VI ;a's order, and do what IL necessary
40" 'h'i coy OF this order be forthwith
--.,se He IUatsJ VI the city Of Richmond for four
cuuny a. 49, psi ne fion' of the Court House OF
A. ,..'Sr aa' ~. "a: n The rsa' County Court.
II 2S-r1ix
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SiLAS CHEATHAM, C.
IfeE TO BUu,nERsnCS . -, ,--.--

A.s -: 9" Saw Mill Irons. consist ing of the foIIow
~ p,n. Wafer Wheels, Crank and fuein for same
- ha: sor. ivhs saw Stirrups Trails, for way pieces
. rsGsn's for Ragwhee snd several Other
.tsao - ,IshIion ali of which will sell, with wool
fSls M all eanpe,e below cost Any person nu.,inp
tta. ,..g 30 we'll TO Call aud examine them The
h.. 's7i aut 'sIy li;,is '"e
'n-c".n " DAVID MASON
Sussex county. Va
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Coy:yTy CoTRT rrRRuA.

':up. ''"V! ahc Merry + Z. Flournoy Plaiptf
49, - ":o >.Inf'r. Thomas Haley end Euphenia
East !, NJ Nanr: lis wife Thomas A. Fore and
r.. Il !i"nS"ck, wm L Chealham and Indiana
!'r ~ ~ an 1.rtra his wife, Samuel. Virginia and
"1ss sri Ma @"n ii'nc'r Susan Woodbridge, Aretra
Arr sr. iiaEcucs. he sad Samuel, Virginia and
90 lri.., 7,saf Ar.tta Woodbridge, aud Marian J.
: 0't' th'at'am, their guardian, ad li,em.
: gt...,ft5; Defendants
~, 'ni' % obtain decree Tor the sale OF Mill
,isrr, ian! attached situated on third Brauch in lhia
.. .rs ~ 70 Thomas Graves, and division oi the
..:rar. a,sS entitled And i: appearing TO the Court
',sI Euuh.,Te' T. 1IaSes, George G.. SAMPSON Thomas
~ Us VIE, and Thomas a. Fore and Mary his
a cas r. 'S ~ hls Stale. II In ordered. that they a-
and ,Sa, h. l'c cow oi Of this fls or
W ONE ne Sspsp per published in the city OF
Your sdecsssively. aud posted at the front door
& 2.--y, Ar0py-T-ste - = " "
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-12-03
VECROLOGIE.

Auourd hui rs Novembre la tombe Went de sc fermer
sur les depouiles de MICHEL THIBODAUX, victime du
feau qu decline paroisse lie pauvre Thbodaux ma
erenes de la mort Et cepends que de sympathies que
de solicitudes ui ont etc prodgu6 Comben de ois ma
ton pas demande Deu de ui la vie? Vie fragile
vie semee depines ct de trbuations orgue ct yanite
Combien nous sommes egostes Dieu lie rappeue hui ct
nous nous vouons lie garden LIE monde lie destinait aux
honneurs ct la Providence ui reserve de plus grans
encore! ct nous nous paignons! Pauvre humanite Fa
blesse humaine Honme, sos athee, sos croyant sois
cathoue 81 tn veux, mais la volonte den haut prevaudra
touours! Que sommesnous? Simon que de la poussiere
Tout jeune, instru doue dune intelligence ceui
que nous pleurons eta appee ouer grand role dams
Ia societe bon ami aable genereux await toutes les
qualities qu distnguent homme de bien excellent fills
celen rere feait les deices de fme; travail
leu, nfatgable await su, par talents ct Pamene de
son caractere concer Pestme ct Famt de tous ceux
qui pont connu. 'H- s..i -,7isss ..s.*
Vous dgne pere ct nconsolable mere secbez yos
peurs Dieu yous reprend lien quill vous await dome
Quand on CONNIE vous Fame chredenne, on ne pleure
pas. on prize. $50 f.s i3=8 r, 4.f9
Vous Feres ct sur consoz lie vide qui Went de &c
laire dams fame rempa plus nous lie savons nous
savos auss separation terrible ais un peu plus TIT
peu plus taFd vos savez vie nous apparient pas
IN ecrirant ces queiques gnes e cherche pas mac
4uer du devor dun ami, nore amite ne peut setendre
avec Ia modification du corps a. a.5
Adieu Michel plus tardi vos ams pleurent sur La
ombe en- attendant quls soent appeks 50 reour avec
reus dams FGteruite g-...... n
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The Sabbath

1t is with no ordinary feelings Of pleasure
that we are called upon 70 record determine
ton or resolution on the part Of our mercantile
community, and those in its employ, which can.
not but be productive Of good both physically
and in moral and social point Of view. The
act to which we make allusbn is the suspension
Of all business operations on the Sabbath
custom, which, from the earliest settlement Of
this section Of our state has been. suffered to
exist. Nothing, in our way of thinning, shows
in more glazing manner our want of respect
for the great author Of our being, or has greater
tendency to retard the proper elevation Of .
community on the code Of moral ethics, than
this, heretofore, sacrilegous custom Of trafckine
on Sunday: and our merchants in having pur-
sued it did not only set at defiance one Of the
chief Commandments Of God, themselves, but
made others follow in their foot steps, by COM
pelling those In their employ to stand behind
their counters and deal out the wares and goods
OF this world, instead Of atfordlng them the OPP
portunity Of listening to clerical Junction.
The very opener and intenigencer
between the grace, the sanctities Of heaven ri
And all our dull woskinesn #@]
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Town Council.

Pursuant to called meeting the Board met November
oath, 1s53.-Present: V. d. Terrebonne, Mayor; L. +
Anderson, H. Fleming, S. S. Evans, J. A. Guither.
On motion of NJ Fleming,
Resoced, That months Corporation License be re
funded to each Of the Coffee Houses and Billiard Table
Keepers for the time said houses during the
epidemic The yeas and nays being called the result was
the following, 1871
Yeas-s. s. Evans, J. A. Guither, L. r. Anderson, H
Fleming.
May K. Gourdain
Mr.. j. X. Gourdan moved that the following certificate
be granted. II
1t is hereby certified by the Town Council of the Of
Ehibodaux that v D. Terrebonne and A. b. Ragan elected
Justices Of the Peace and Charles Dann elected Con-
stable for the Eleventh the parish of Lafourche and
comprising the town of Thbodaux deautes the
Corporation Of said town for any public money whatever
Resotced That the Secretary transmit copy hereof
the Governor. ''
Council adjourned. e { #H..f -.
Certified, " D. TERREBONNE
Attested Il. s. ALLAN, Secretary. Mayor,
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ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS

INTERESTING GENERAL NEWS.
THE EASTERN WAR
New YORK. Nov. 80, $50 A. M.-The At
lanic brings no definite intelligence with re-
gard to the later condition of affairs between
the two armies on the Danube. 1t was re-
ported however, that a decisive battle had
been fought near Bucharest, but it was not
yet known which army was victorious.
BATTLE OF OLTENITzA.
The particulars of the battle at Oltenilza
victory. The Russian loss was twelve hun
dred in killed and wounded
One hundred thousand men, of the Turkish
army have now crossed the Danube.
The Polish troops of the Russian service
are generally diSatFected, and they allowed
the Turks to cross the river without giving
any alarm, or Offering any opposition On
the contrary, it is said that they favored the
movement.
NEssELRoDE's CIRCULAR.
Very strong remarks have been elected
from the British and French press, by Count
Nesselrodes circular.
STAND OF THE TURKS.
The Ottoman Porte steadily refuses to have
anything 10 do with any amendment of the
note of the four Powers, and insists upon
perfectly new treaty.
KLAPKA.
Count Klapka: the celebrated Hungarian
General, has received command in the
Turkish service.
CIRcAssIA
the Russians.
VIEWS OF THE EUROPEAN Powers.
Louis Napoleon expresses himself strong
ly in favor of active operations in aid of the
Turks. The British Government is evident
ly facilitating. Prussia reserves 10 herself
the liberty to act according to circumstanc es.-
Austria remains neutral.
LATER ACCOUNTS.
The latest accounts from Vienna state
that, on the 9Th instant, the Russian COM
mander moved upon Oltenitza with a force
of $4,000 men, mostly infantry. On the nth
he met the Turkish army; when pitched
battle took place. The Russians We're COM
PEELED to retreat on Bucharest, having lost
in four attacks, upon Oltenitza, no less than
three thousand men.
On the 9th instant, the Turks Were driven
from the island in the Danube, opposite
Giurgro but reinforcements soon after came
up, when they recaptured the island, and
have since held it.
The CAR AND THE ENGLISH. .
The Gar has summarily discharged all
the English operatives that were employed
in the Russian navy yards
CH1NA-CAPruRE OF SHANGHAI.
Private advices from Canton state that
that city yet remained undisturbed. A party
of insurgents, not connected with the legu-
lar army, had taken possession of the city of
and plundered the treasury.
TURKEY AND AUSTRIA.
The Herald, of this city, has letter from
George Sanders. Consul at London, with the
information that the Porte had notified Aus
tria, that she must withdraw her troops from
the frontier, or have neutrality guaranteed
by France and England. In case of Austria
refusing to do this, the Porte declares that
Turkey will declare war against her and
send an army into Hungary under the COM
mand of Kossuh.
Mr.. Sanders also states that the agent of
Mr.. Rossuth has been openly received at
CoRstantinople. ..
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-12-03

GF The proceedings of the "Thibodaux
other portion of to-day's paper. The Society,
it will be perceived have liabilities amounting
to Five Hundred Dollars over and above the
amount contributed. We are certain that the
neighborhing planters, and citizens generally
will not long suffer the amount to stand against
the Association, but will cheerfully and lib
orally subscribe to meet the debt which was
created in relieving the wants of pestilence
stricken population, and in performing the last
sites that are due to the dead
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-12-03

THAsKsG1vIsG.-Friend c. F. Hawley, of
Louisville, KY, has our thanks for a barrel of
delicious apples, forwarded to us by the steamer
c. D. Jr. What a pi-ous thought it was in our
friend to have sent us the present in time for
Thanksgiving Day" which takes place on
Wednesday, the 22d inst.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-12-03

Bay~ We are gratifed to see that our old
friend and former fellow -townsman, c. F. HAw-
LEY, who is now proprietor of brass-foundery
in Louisville, KY, took the first premium for
steam whistles, valves, brass castings, etc, at
the Fare of the Kentucky Mechanics Institute
recently held in that city.