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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-11

suppose that Pappfneau, unassisted would have
been the troublesome and expensive subject the
British monarchy has found hm to be- Hcnever
wrote line for publication or framed an act
Of parliament in his life, but merely dictated
such matters 10 his MY rmidons. Ills wea-
pom was his tongue, and as he was never
coutred.cted by any one who could get
the col OF the audience, his orations have been
sermons on political affairs, and to thus hour he
retsiue the manner and sty le Of pulpit rhetoric.
As fer their merits the style is moro graceful
than fo' chile, and more pompous than msjes-
tic; hut his command Of words is cxhaustlcss
ord iis memory perfectly astonishing. He in
dplge not unfrcducDtly In Wholesale piracy, rs
in the instance Of French treatise on agricnl-
lure, which, it is sad, took him two hours In
the delivery, and which it appeared he had
reed over but once previous to Its adoptionl
The virtue Of his oratory, smooth and copious az
IT Is, was simply his power of appealing
to the hearts of his country men, pro-
badly the greatest. as II is the only truly va
lnable, quality o. public speaker. For his re-
dundsDcc Of words, II is proved by the fact that
he would walk about from early In the morning
till late at night, perpetually holding forth
from house 10 house. and street to street, and
corner 10 corner, and keep the peasantry and
wtakmen of his race drinking In his words dur
ing the whole Of his addresses. AT all events,
he has achieved by far the proudcst position Of
any man in this country. When he commenced
public life 1t was disqualification for Office to
be Canadian, even of the highest French ia
miles; and as for the lower orders, they used
to uncover at the sight of an English
man, and yield the pathway, in all
weathers, as. submissivcly as the Greek Cpro-
vious TO the revolt of the Morea) was wont to
give the wall to his Turkish aggressor. He
has lived to zee this reversed; his people, the
most powerful and the most courted Of any
nationality In Canada and his principles prac-
ticslIy triumphant. Accustomed from Guild
hood TO comparative wealth, and covetous of o
distinction which he hae attained, it Is scarcely
strange that he should now obeerfully sing his
political sune dimiffis, and leave the game to
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"A VENDRE,-
nEUX HABITATIONS etal

~ Sucrerie, situees dams Ia parofsse st. LANDRY on 30,
Etat bayou Courtabeau queIaues miles de Ia ,s
des 0pelousis.
Ter. Une habation de 1929 de superce don't en
yiroD tros cents aeHts son manenant culture ct en-
vron cent apents sont bos ha lie reste est en- bo de
bout Cette habtation exeelene sucrerie purpeo
machine vapeur de Niles Co., aysnt coute s5 Ooa
une bonnie mason de naitre, ca negres magasns
mas ecuries, forge, etc, fequipage quare chauiieres
monte cette aimee, purgerie peut conenr environ $50
boucaus de sucre les bsses sont neuyes ans Tue
la terTe.
2me Une aure habation de $50 arpents de surer6cie
don't 200 apents sout maintenan culture environ 81
apents sont bois abattus lie bos debou eee
habitaon une excelente sucrerie purgere machine
vapeur de Niles Co., ayant doute S. 000, bonne
malson de maltre. cabanes negres magasns ma ecues
FORGE etc. L'egupage q,atre chaudieres monte cee
aimee, le purgeoIr peut contenr environ 200 boucau 10
sucre toutes les batsses sont neuves, ansi que
Ces habtations sont situees Ia rivere Courtabea
delu navigable comnuniqnan avec lie Mississippi
ayant DIES bateaux vapeur PEASANT presque les s
devant ces habitatons. Files trouvent cnq miles da
chemn de fer des Opelousas. Les deux habatons g
nent pres de habitatons 400 arpents de terrea
vendre.
Ces hahitaons doubeson de yaleur aussot que lie Rail
Road sera n chalue sucrere est assuree pour Geo.
lie cotton Went parfaement planteur cotonner
vouia les acheter lie vendeur sengage repende ehaque
machine vapeur pour $4,000.
La paroisse St. Landry ayant beaucoup de coonniers
partr du mos de Novembre FAC ement beaueoup
de negres Iouer.
On vendra habations ensemble separement l.
ct ans de credit moyednan Pineret jour de la
ct des securities Ia satisfaction du vendeur
Pour de plus anples rensegnements sadresser Mess
o2stf LOBIT CHARPENTIER, Nile Orleans.
on A. F. Hickman Napoeonvle paroisse Assumption
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FOR SALE
FOs sALE,-
TWO SUGAR PLANTATIONS :,

TWO SUGAR PLANTATIONS ST..
4 ated on Bayou Courtableau in the narisb RI 9.
about four miles from the town Of Opelousas Landry,
LIST. A PLANTATION containing abopt 1890 - .
acres, about $40 arpents Of which are now IN
about 100 in fallen timber, and the remainder in ,
This place has excellent Sugar Ifoise p,r u R'Ha.
Niles Co.'S Steam Engines which cost As a0o one OF
ling, Negro Cabins Corn Crib Stab e. Backsmt pNei
The sugar house contains Of four kettles Se-
the purgery is capable of holding $50 bppyhs d. ~ year
The whole paraphernaa of the place togetb sasar
lands, 9 WIN Inc
Cd. ANOTHER PLANTATION containing 5,o s,,,.s.,
arpents, OF which 200 in cultivation "a i ,u
timber, and the remainder in wild land Till Ia aeh
has an excellent Sugar House, with set Of fonr tti
newly set and Purgery capable of holding 900 hoo h
Of sugar The Engine is from the rpanufacor ~ N
Co, and cost $4,000; also Dwelling House Nero ch
Corn Cribs, Stables, Blacksmith Shop &C. &c The bnls
paraphernaa of the place. together with the lands ,
These plantations are situated on BAYOU Court, Ian
nargabe stream communicating with the Mississinn pi
having steamers passing and passing before them
every day They are about five miles from the t)Deo,s
Railroad Both places join, and there in their ;mm
vicinity, about 400 arpens Of land for sale These farms
VIII double in value the Railroad will he com
pieted Each sugar house is insured at $4,000
Cotton grows hnely and if Il planter desires IN ,,r
chase, the vendor obligate himself to take both eppin
at $4,000 each. >"e''''
The Parish ofst Landry being principally settled by cotton
Planters negroes be easily hire and after the h,
Of November. "
These places will either be sold together or separatey q,
one two, three four, and five years credit with nsrpy
from day OF sale, with good security to the sa.acjon If
the yeErfor. For further particu ars apply to
o2Sf L0BlT & CHARPENTIER New Orleans
or to A. Hickman, Napoleenvil parish Of Assumptiu
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FANNY sPARHAWK.- fsnn'

Il New Orleans and Lafourche Semi $500
Weekly Packet, q. D. TERREBoSNE, master,
having been repaired out and out newly painted win
her regular trips in the above trade Tuesday
October It'll leaving New Orleans every Teusday o'clock
4 and every Friday at O'Clock, H. returning win
leave Lockpor every Wednesday at O'Clock, A. NJ, and
every Saturday at 70 O'clock Thbodanx every Wednes
day at - O'Clock w. and every Saturday at O'clock
For freight or passage having very superior Accommodations
apply to Conry Wilson, No. s. Front Levee New Orleans
70 Van LEV Bello. Thbodaux, and to " Maurn, Dom
aldsonviIe. [o2sl
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THEM LoBsTERs.-The New-Orleans Delta
wishes to know where those fresh Holsters were
"cotched which we spoke of in our last. Not
wishing to evade the question, we will answer
it in true Yankee style-by asking another:
Where do Nash Sam, and Hickok, Of your st.
Charles street Restaurants, obtain theirs? Does
the Delta ignore that Thibodaux is now but 4
few hours from New-Orleans, uia the Opelousas
Railroad, and that we have those among us
who occasionally indulge in the good things of
this life, regardless Of cost?
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SUGAR MAKING.

HE SUBSCRIBER takes this method Of
informing the public that he is ready to undertake
the Manufacture Of Sugar H the New suphate
Of meso successfully pursued the past by Mr.
Meancon Of the Parish Of St. James From long experience
in making feel confident of rendering general salts
faction to those who may honor with their patronage
may be consulted in person Messrs Ledet Brothers or
by addressing through the Postefhce.
]. R. LEBLANC,
For capabilities respectfully offer the following certificate
To al schOns 1t may concern hereby certify that
Leblanc is the only in the parishes Of Laourche
and Terrebonne who is authorized by my
for the Manufacture Of Sugar with the Bulphate Of Lime
and do hereby constitute and appoint him my duly a-
thcrized agent for SAID parishes C. P. MELANCON
Parish Of James Oct 81 1894 o2etf
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DEATH OF GENL. ST. ARNAuD-The Wash
ington brings the unexpected intelligence of the
death Of this brave officer, Commander-in-chief
of the Allied forces in the East. His remains
have been ordered to be RENTED to France
Gen. Canrobert has succeeded him
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!suceessso, de John r. Beck ea, cossmnndak a'eS
Ednonia B. Mosely. son Epouse s1rsfea"'e
NENTE DE sue CESSlON.-E.a'

de IA Louisiana, Cour du C1nquieme Di''ii.'
parosse de Lafourche p;tiet
Au nom ct par autore de Ia Com du Cnquieme snrcbe.
Jaciaire, segeant dams ct pour Ia parosse de En-
il sera oert vente pubique par NJ Bourg r Ia dite
canteur, dument euae ct assermente dams e1 Sodaux
parosse les eu1 situes dams Ia vine de N nspes
JEUDI, lie 80 du mos de NOVEMBER, 1904, "
A. NJ, les prophecies suivantes, SAVIOR: rrrRE cu
UNE CERTAINE FRACTION DE LOT DE TEhhss ,nt
terrain de vie snt dams IA wife de Thieooaaa, cor
Ia moi ie Nord du lot No. S. CONNIE est iss B.
un plan de Ia dite vile fat ct execute par =, 81 s.
Grinage, lie Ter de May 1872 borne Quest par as dn
Philip Nord par lie lot No. 6 Sud par Fau.re u, No g.
dit terrain appartenant ct Est par =. trouvent.
ayec toutes les batisses ct amelioratioas q dams
TERMEs EFT CoNprIossPayabe par tiers an 1sS ct
tous ct chacun des moi de Mars DIES annees o
1857 Lacquereur fourniss@nt snrete bon e. ,ips pay
coniointement dstinctement sodo sur ienr = Il die
able Pordre de F. s Goode, Administrator ~ IA ORC.
Succession Poce du Recorder de Ia die aTc
priee restant speciaement hypotheque ct hes por
privilege du vendeur jusquau Placement nai res p e.pee
tan hut pour cent dipteret par an apres shs
tives. l4otos-l ="
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EUROPEAN KNOWLEDGE OF AMER1cA.-M La
Redulliere, translator of Sc Uncle TOMS Cabin "
thus describes the movements of slavery in the
United States:
Pursued throughout the entire world by the
generous coalition of France and England, sa-
very has taken refuge in South America. 1t
has completely disappeared from the States of
Indiana, Maine, Massachusetts,, New Hampshire,
Ohio and Vermont What classification y
II abolished in principle, (you see the dstnc-
tion,1 in Connecticut, Illinois, Pennsylvania,
Michigan, New York, Delaware, Rhode Island,
Columbia and New Jersey, but they tolerate in
these States some slaves who remained in house
hold servitude at the time Of emancipation.
The ignorance of European authorities in
matters connected with the United States, says
the Louisville Courier, is almost incredible. The
London Times, in describing the journeys Of
Louis Philippe in this country, speaks of hard
ships that befel him "where the Ohio falls into
the Mississippi on the western coast of Virginia"
The Daily News sometime ago published letter
from special correspondent in the United
States, who in describing a horrid affair, which
~ 0"au Vooufleu Win airunaWay negro IN Loul-
slana, explained some of the mysteries by stating
that "Algiers, opposite New Orleans is the
capital Of the free State of Indiana" And
distinguished Englishman some time ago thought
himself well informed enough in American mat
tiers to counsel this country in certain affairs.
He thought success might be attained because
the States Of Albany and Boston were favorably
Inclined to his way of thinking" We have no
doubt that NJ. La Redulliere considers himself
70 aa fat in the intricacies of our political
machinery as to make him quite an oracle. He
has evidently studied American slavery at curious
sources and with little profit. He il = trump
Ut classifying slave distribution.
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Dar Mr.. Alex. Daigle, living in the Chaca-
houla settlement, parish of Terrebonne, was
most horribly MANNED, on Tuesday last, by
pair of timber wheels passing over his head.
He is not expected to live.
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Ar IT AGA1N.-Our old friend Aaron B. Raglan,
has purchased of his brother W. H. Raglan, the
old grocery establishment at No. 8 & 10, st.
Philip street, and will continue the business
under his own name. He has just returned
from New Orleans with a large and varied as
sortment Of Family Groceries and Western Pro-
duce, which he is offering on the usual terms.
Give him q call.
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nG@ Our thanks are due to Messrs. Bennett
& Galabert for vol of Thirty Years in the
United States Senate, by 7. H. Benton, Of which
work they are the sole agents for this and
adjacent parishes
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The RAILRoAD.-We assisted on Thursday
last, in company Of a number Of friends, in
celebrating, at Walgamot's Wigwam Hotel,
Bayou DIES Allemands, the occasion Of the
completion Of the main track of the New Orleans,
OpelouSss and Great Western Railroad, from
Algiers to the Lafourche crossing, about four
miles below this place. Sparkling champagne,
with national songs, flashes of wit, sentiment
repartees etc., were the order of the day. The
lateness Of the hour prevents us from extending
our remarks We will again revert to the sub
ject in our next issue.
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B6F His honor the Mayor, certainly deserves
much credit for the improvements he is now
making on Market street, in furnishing the
pedestrians with good side walks, in place of the
present miserable ones. They were much need
ed. We trust that he may keep the ball in
motion, and serve the walks in other portions of
our town, which are in similar condition, in
like manner.
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HgP This Fifth District Court has been in
session at Houma for the last three weeks. It
will close by limitation to-day. Much business
has been transacted.
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g HERPES SALE
oSTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifth Judicial District Court,
parish of Lafourehe.
No. 147l.
".
Thomas Gardiner.

Thomas Gardiner,
TAKE NOTICE: That BY virtue of writ Of fl. "a.
emanating from the above entitled Court the above
titled and numbered case, have seized will offer for
sale at public auction, at the Court House the town
Thibodaux, on SATURDAY, the I'd day of DECEMBER,
1854 at ii O'Clock NJ, the following described properly
to- wit:
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated in the parishd
Laourche the left bank Of bayou Lafourche at about
II miles below the town Of Thbedaux measuring aps
less front, and between opening lines by cy
arpents depth, bounded above by lands Of P. Knobo
and below by those now owned by Paul Thbodaux, with
all the buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms of sale, Cash. Said sale will be made to satisfy The
principal interest and costs Of suit.
45-tds NJ BOURG Sheriff.
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re- Since our last issue we have to note the
return of our townsmen, s. Townsend, J. Y.
Bennett and T. Downton, from the North.
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NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
VENTE DE SHERIFF 5
ETAT DE LA IOUISIANE-Conr du SINE District
Judci4e, sesean dams pour Ia poise de Lsfourche
Moffet & Neill
Thomas Gardiner,

r,on,,, e. s,.a,no No. iii.
la susde Cour dams II Cause eli dessus ntituee
rotee, jai salsi ct offrirai vente pulque Nilsson
de Cour dams la vile de Thhodaux SAMEDI, EIDE DE-
CEMBRE, 1854 10 heufes, NJ, la propriee suvante,
sayoiF:
UN CERTAIN MoRCEAU DE TERRE situe dams Ia pnoiiss
de Laourche sur la rive ganche du bayou Lafourche
environ IL miles audess Us de Ia vile de Thibodaui,
mesurant quatre arpens plus moins de face ct ouvs
entire gnes 40 arpents profondeur borne en- ns
par les teres de p Knobloch ct bas par celes ap
tenant msintenant Paul Thibodaux, avec touts ~
batisses ct ameiiorasions \ appartenant
TERMEs VENTE-COMPTANT.
La de Vente fae pour sasfaire lie principal nsrs
ct frais de &c process. [45-tdsl NJ. BoURG sherL
4Successioa Of John E. Bsck, and community viA
EasaoniG B. Aosely, his surriuing aris.
GUCCESSlON SALE.-State Of Lou.
~ isana-Fifth District Court-Parish Of Lafourche.
In the and by the authority Of the Fifth Judcn
District Court sitting in and for the Parish Of Laoufce
there will be offered for sale at Public auction by NJ Bu
Sheriff and Auconeer, duly qualified and in and
said parish the premises situated in the town Of 4e
daux, THURSDAY. the 3oth day of NOVEMBER, 1871
the following described property, towit: .
A CERTAIN FRACTIONAL LOT OF GROUND, or town
situated in the town Of Thbodaux, being the northern
half of lot No. g. represented plan Of said loss
made and executed by James B. Grinage, on the fs.
May, 1872 being bounded West by st. Philip street No
by lot No. 6 South by the other half Of said lot belong
ing to and East by lot No. SO, with all the bulos
and improvements thereon .,,
TERMS CoNDrIoNs-Payable by thirds one tnl,e ss
all and each Of the months Of March Of the years le
and 1851. The purchaser to furnish good and app!o
security jointly, severay in sodo, their notes ps
to the order of F. s. Goode Administrator OF the said
the office of the Recorder of said parish and the prop
to remaining specially mortgaged hypothecaed ano Lar
with vendors privilege until final payment the nos fom
eight per cent per interest until final payment I'VE
maturity thereof respectively. OH
Oct 2sth. 1854. E45-tdsI NJ. BOuRG, sneIm-
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New ORLEANs.-The health of New Orleans
still continues to improve The number of
deaths from yellow fever, for the week ending
on Sunday morning last, is one hundred and
eight. The st. Charles Hotel was opened for
the reception of boarders on Wednesday last
the st. Louis will open on first prox. and ere
long the three theaters will be in full blast
The approaching season, it is thought, will be
one Of unusual briskness, not only in business
operations but also in amusements, in conse-
quence Of the facilities Of reaching the city by
the railroads now leading to the city from the
interior
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Nem ORLEANS t1lorkft

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 25, 1854
C0TToN-The demand was fair and resulted =; .
o. ''o 'aies at unchanged prices The demand for bs
lower qualities better than for some time na
ToBAcco-saes 30 hhis at 779e at Sc, and 10 a. 81.
SUGAR-150 hhds were sold at So M41fc IVA
MoLAssEs-5O0 bbs were sold at 22G mos,,, ,.oo
for prime lots. N''e'
FLoUR-Good demand for export Sales SOM M.
Guiding 1890 bbls St Louis at II 81 1900 at Il So
at 3d. and 800 and 800 at IS 25
CoRN-7oO sacks sold in many lots at ~, u,o.,,
sales. " W., mfstly re.
BRAN-loo sacks sold at 81 IS, and so s14o
PoRK-50 bbls. Rumps sold at s1i.
LAhD-saes 229 bbls. Prime at loc., 96 at lo1c.
COFFEE-2N0 bags Rio sold at 10s,c
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NEW BOOKS.

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HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. THEIRS
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LIFE OF JOHN PAUL.
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STEP FROM THE NEW WORLD TO THE OLD
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fENN6fLVAEIA.--Ine Register begins to see
| says the Mobile Advertiser, that Know Nothing
ism is something of power and that it is not
as We have often tried to convince our neighbor
! Gan exclusive whig engine" It also sees tina
the Administration, in selecting this mysterious
order for special vengeance, fares about a.
poorly as did the famous knight Of La Mancha
in his tilt with the windmill. Nebraska, Wing
gery-everything else, was held second, by the
Administration party Of Pennsylvania, to the
destruction of the Know Nothing hydra agains,
which they opened their most formidable bat
teries, resolved to yield no quarter to the mon
ster which they already affected to see pale and
suppliant at their victorious feet. We repeat,
the Administration selected its field of contest,
hazarded its all in the old Keysone State upon
the result, and should bear its disgraceful and
overwhelming discontinue with what little dig
nifty and philosophy it is able to command. The
Pierce dynasty and the modern Democracy sup
porting it, are emphatically "done for" and
we expect the verdict Of the Coroner win be-
g Died of q complication of disorders, latterly
aggravated by an insane desire of the chief to
fight shadows and to establish in free America,
the old Canutian doctrine Of entire subserviency
to the lone man power The demise was SEN
sibly fastened by late encounter with the
mysterious Know Nothings, view of whose
power and numbers absolutely threw him into
commissions from which he never recovered
Lest the Register should deny the fact Of the
death, we subjoin the following confirmation
from the N. o. Delta, (Democratic:)
We trust we shall not be regarded as violating
The charitable maxim g Par Mortuis," in the
reflections which the recent election returns so
naturally provoke. The duty Of the Coroner is
, painful and disagreable, but an important and
useful one. It is for the benefit Of the living
hat the dead must lie dissected, and the hidden
causes of sudden death laid bare Thus, like
,alamities may be prevented and guarded against
Such are the considerations which induce MS,
sin sorrow, not in anger" to hold an inquest on
he body Of the present Administration, whose
lemise we regard as approaching Is nearly to
ixed fact rs any occurrence in history.
The philosophical problem Is to the possibility
u annihilation can have no more striking Illus
ration than the fate Of the present Executive
{ the theory Of decentralization be correct
md the vitality Of the moribund has passed
nto some entity, it must belong to class Of
nimalcu@ too diminutive to have ever come
lnder the observation of the most powerful
microscope which has yet been invented. The
oscillarie must be mastodous, by the
ide Of such pigmy s infusorise, as could alone
mbody the ininitessimal vitality that escaped
rom the corpse Of President Pierce's admins
ration. IS ss.ss.#s s