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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-06-03
PACKETS.
TWICE A WEEK.
a U. 6. Mai, P,el.+

F U. S. Mail Packet,
tE.s.===s Coast and Bayou Sara Pachet
- For Bayou Sara, Waterloo,
Port Hudson, Baton Rouge plaquemine. Donald
sonVitie, and all intermediate Landings-The fine
passenger steamer NEW L.4TON4, EMILE F.
"RoSs; Master, Will continue in the above trade
for the balance of the season. leaving New Or.
Trans on Monday at ) o'clock p NJ, and on Fri
days at clock, a. NJ. Returning. leaves Ba-
Eou Sora on Tuesdays and Saturdays after the ar
rival OF the cars from Woodvile. For freight or
passage apply on board. te25
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-06-03

TAyoung lass went to camp meeting and
came back full of the revival which they had,
and did nothing the following week bnt sing
"Shout shout, we'er gaining groundn
She had the tune so put, that all she said was
but continuation of that song, and not unfre.
quently the rhyme was too long for the tune
Old Jowel slipped in and took bone off the
table, and, just as he was making for the door,
she sung OUT
"lf you dont 80 out I'll knock you down,
Halle, halleuiah
You nasty, stinkin, dop-ear'd hound,
o, glory haeluiaho
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lust received from Cincinnati and for sale
y new supply of hid, Dbl and half bbl Ness
Hoops, Cooper Windlasses and Jointers.
apis ROTH BROS.
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LIQUORS.

% bbls old rectifed Whiskey; 10 half bbls do;
e)O ) Monongahela. Bourbon and old Rye do;
2.qr casks Otard Dnpuy & Co Brandy; ea
2 do Goddard & Co do;
ais do SaZeTac do-lust re-
ceived and for sale by, HART AUSTIN & co.
1E Bbls and sacks Nechanecks and Pink eye
I y potatoes, for sale, cheap, by
oct29 HART, AUSTIN & co.
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C10S aun 7=!.Os.

During Thursday, the 18th inst, l2,47l im-
migrants from foreign counties arrived at New
York
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..sk nOxV.NOfhiilss.''

From the Louisiana State Republican,
knowing the tremendous anxiety of The pub
lie to become acquainted with the constitution
of the "know-Nothings' We submit it without
Ii I,rt L or rnmmnnt.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-06-03

EXTRA Chewing Tobacco, 500 lbs, for sale
~ octe9 HART, AUSTIN & CO
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Corn shelters, DC

A SUPPLY of Corn Shelters;
n Glind Stones and Chain Pumps, with and
without frames-for sale by
apis ROTH BROTHERS.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-06-03

NEGRO Campeacy Hats-3o doz-just receiv-
IN ed and for sale by
le1S HART, .AUSllN CO. &
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NTEW Pickles. Preserves. Chocolate, salme
IN and Lobsters, for sale at RICHARDS 2
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-06-03
GROCERIES. &C.

GRocERIEs! GRoCERIEs!!
f. G. GONSOULIN & co.
LAVE Just received the following list of fresh
Ii Groceries, which they will sell cheap
20 bbls Flour;
25 bbls Whiskey;
thousand weight of green Meat;
bbls powdered Sugar;
hogsheads Rice;
l hogshead Shoulders
GO boxes Claret Wine
"A doZ. Ale and Porter. Call or send your
orders all We who are in want apl22
Cow Peas.
1NO arrive, for sale by
l. HART, AUSTIN 4 co.
Fork and Bacon.
100 BBLS. mess Pork
L wv 5000 lbs Bacon, hams, sides and shou-
ders-for sale low for cash by
ap22 HART, AUSTIN & co.
Flour.
c0 BBLS Harrison extra Flour;
~ so do superfne st. Louis and Ohio brands.
For sale by HART. AUSTIN & co.
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age and 10 this achievement attribute his wonder
ful powers of combination and analysis
You ask when, and on what occ ssiou did he make
his vey frA public efot The first public speech ever
heard him make the occasion of public meeting
the citizens Of Abbeve called the occasion Of the wan
ton attack Of the Leopard the Chesapeake On this
sion-he was then student OF awhe astonished every
body and laid the foundation of that enduring popularity
in his native district which he retained 10 the day of his
death If he had before made public speech .m
not aware Of the fact
You again ask how did the family in its early history
spell the name p Until the time of the generation Il
which Mr.. Calhoun himself belonged the spelled
with an in the first syllable instead OF a--Colhoun
Mr. James Calhoun the brother believe the day of hi,
DEATH wrote his Colhoun In early times il is prob
able the written Colquhoun believe it is to
this day In Great Britain.
You do not expect me- am 10 attempt delinea-
ton of the character private public of our departed
friend That has been done by others much better than
could do IT, None Of his friends ever loved him more
many perhaps knew him better than did. And will
only add, that he possessed equanimity than any
! have ever known, | never saw him depressed in
spirits excited by anger He always cheerful
the natural result of life of and uniform virtue
Having thus very hastily and imperiecty, given you all
the information possess in reference the inquiries
your letter conclude with the high esteem and respect
with which am, Your friend
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h instance and We are persuaded would have done 30
b. n bu possible to bring that influence to bear with
sg These gentlemen being citizens of Louisiana have
~ s,,onest of motives 10 guard the prosperity of the
ar panters We have TO accuse them OF hay-
n dodged the question: Of having attempted to evade
hs ALLEGATION which involved But they are as liable
- .snre Cor the omission in the treaty Mr. sdel and
Mr. Benjamin.
We are all Of us ignorant at this distance from the the
stre Of negotiation of the objections when Loru fg inAy
have rso the admission Of sugar free oi duty INTO any
mart Of the British domnions The duty on sugar forms
rerv pornt item in the revenue of that and
Lord Eign, no doubt 10th TO ampef win It urea'
R;tin too has treaties of commerce with other nations
snap and Brazil for instanceand Louisiana sugar were
aneS into the British dominions free Of duty, those
powers might mportune the British government ior the
same privilege
We perceive no reason why John sde should pe held
nonsble in this mattersaye and except only that he IS
sure to be reelected at the next session OF the 10
the seat which he now occupies in the Senate OF the United
States so much to his credit and to the advantage OF
biz felIow-citizens.
The daily union., 1854-10-27
Hy j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionoer.

HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
IL al aueuonOn Thursday November at 10 O'clock
al the residence OF Mrs Gibbons First
and SECOND streets, shall sell all her
ecls, comprising
superior rosewood piano
Pair of handsome walnut "a,
ias, with and parlor chairs 0 match ~
Elegant rosew ood centTe-tabe
Handsome reception chairs
Maroon damask curtains, eogpjce &o
beautiful gill maGtal ornaments, vases
annt wbafno, papier niache -,
handsome tapestry, thre~ -, saD'es .
Mahovsr- --.pei mating, 0iicioth
-.y spring soia plush covered chairs
oak extension dining table
Va dinng chairs, hu!ers tiny
Elegant French chinn dinner. dessert and
Silver plated eastors, glassware
handled table cutlery
plated spoons, forks, and candies,icks fire irons
superb high post bedstead, entirely canopy
elegant blue damask curtains
Mahogany and walnut French bedseads
Handsome dressing bureaus washstands
hair and husk mattresses
ZINE 1ups wool mattresses, blankets
and table inen window shades, nc.
large excellent Of kitchen
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Oct Gid Auctioneer.
The daily union., 1854-10-27
ny ). c. MCGUIRE, Aue,,onssy.

EACLi.LENT FURNITURE AND HoUsEBoI 4, rrFrcrs
- " raatay ming o. iober O'clock I'm l,,r of IN.
i"ons shall sell !o of from,
r residence OF Hon sernt Smith al
elegant ui mafbls-top suite of chamber furniture
N""'Sf VI 'sii"eH pat
Walnut az mahogany bureaus
french and
WashsiaBdr, folding bedsteadE
best husk hsir naiIresses
Fsaher seds, boisters nd pillows
Superior spfag use
Iron revolving Once
Iron garden eats, hatrack
Brussels and three ply carpets
Uncloih. mailing stair
Venetian blinds shades
superior stove,
Coal aud wood stoves, of various patterns.
- N+ '"'
Terms cash las n NccUIpr
'N'~'-e
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DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMssT,
August &C. 1854.
Notice hereby holders following
stocks of the United States, department prepared
chase, time between day
vember portions OF those stocks, amounting
TO 1000, in the manner aud the hereinafter
Toned TO WITT
In of contingent competion within the stated
preference will given the Of
be offered The certificates, duly United
States by the parties who receive
be transmitted this departments upon the receipt Whereof
price paid compounded following particulars;
I. The par vaiue specified certificate.
premium the stock Of the
July ie4G rcdeemable November l2 1885, Of per
stock the loan authorized by the OF e42 redeeabe 3t De-
cember 1862 of the stock Of the loans authorized
by the of s47 ls4s redeemable,
December e6 and the June of
the stock OF the authorized by 1884, and
deemabe 3st December Commonly
Indemnify 6 per cent.
neres, the Of each certificate from the s of uy
o5A the date receipt and settlement the Treasury with the
allowance or tho reach the owner of
in addition.
said stocks viii be made
United Boston, New YORK,
PhilaaeIphia, g the parties may direct
Blu, certificate
ha actually before the
said both day of November
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Aug 27--d -dt20Novif Of the Treasury.
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BY GREEN & sColrT. Auct,oneer..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
ii Wednesday the Is; of November, shall sell
Fiye 10 O'clock, norh X, between
sti west, Western excellent
surtnent furniture,
Mahogany so pasor aad rocking chairs
DO marble aud other tables
French bedsteads, waEhsiaBd
Grandolss, solar, hall, other lamps
glass; srockery, and
Maple bedsteads chairs
Three ply, inRrnin, passage, and stair carpets
Rugs u mating, shuck, and palm mattresses
Cooking, radiator, and air light stoves
And a good kitchen requisites.
which
Re
Terms: sa5 cash SIS, credit OF and four
and satisfactorily endorsed
GREEN & SCOTT,
IJrig7-d
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ny j. g. MCGUIRE, Auct,onesr.


FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT puaI ~
sae-on "Wednesday mornipg. November at 10 o'clock AT
ue residence i r Arthur
nue., besse 18th and 18th Streets shall sell an MS n,m ana
household effects "a'
Mahog sofa and parlor hair
Marble top an pier tables
Plush rocker. easy chairs ~
Cane aud wood seat chairs, lounge
Carpets, oilciolh mating
stair carpets, rods and
Cuftsins window shades,
Mahogany dressing bnresus, washstands
Wardrohss, bedsteads toilet sets
Mahogany crib swing cradle mattresses
Dining tables clocks looking glasses
Superior cooking nd otbe stoves
Iogeth'f with general of
Terms $s5 and under cash and
dayr, Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
Oct 27--d ~ - socinas,s,
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Sale Of Gold and Silver Sweeps at the Mint of
the United states. Philadelnhta.

NLhLEO PROPOSALS will be received United
~ states until O'Clock the 18th
VIII be opened by the Director OF the
oil the bidders AS be hundred
a 'ofy nVc barrels of mint
dney wl be sold IN os-ihrieen of barrels ench
heen baTreisio The highest bidders
Unexpectedly fall value of the swesp a
ported by the mint the Director power
ing the whole said f - '''~~'
The form The bids should price per huuared
pounds payable In cash Mint
Mint, ' ~ 'ff'' '' '"0
BY order of JAS. ROSS sNowDEN
Director
DANIEL STURGEON,
Oc.oner II, 1884. Trcasurer
Oct l9-dim
The daily union., 1854-10-27

NHANCERY SALE Of valuable and improved Real
avenue.By of of The
of District of Cnulaba for Washington county,
William
panants Hall Lizzie Dele Laurie defend
will sell public auction he premises Wednesday,
November O'Clock,
square 26 fronting soa' side Of Pennsylvania
ioiowss Beginning TIE the
line of said about ls9 e from ihe northwest
said right south
9 feet inches, alley about five eef width
36 inches; north
wardy O feet inches the place OF beginning opether with the
imp which dwelling
back building attached The said property situated
directly opposite Wizards Hotel.
Onehd OF the purchase be paid In cash
of residue in three equal
eighteen thereafter with interest from the
which deferred be secured by
purchaser and the title the sad remain IN the
the purchase avj Use final rsih
catisn of the sale. A. AUSTIN SMITH Trustee
las G. MCGUIRE,
Oct I9-eods suc'iopeer
The daily union., 1854-10-27
~ >. G. MCGUIRE. Auo,,ouxsr.

GALE ON PRESIDENTS sQUARE.-on Wednesday Noyenn-
~ nrf tsi Al "coek the premises az public
sale handsome and now
pied BY The Rev Dr. Pyne The iot IL stands fronts N
street IA feet 10 inches and Vermont
ing lot The o. Containing squsre est OF
ground
Ihis should The
bnil with modern desirable
Terms onefourth the balance O. 2
with interest The deferred payments
t~nssyancss at the purchasers expense.
Terms 10 be conpied with sla OF
Possession to be delivered
a.
octil-eodnds Aucuoneer
AZ the SANS time and place shall d. a. and
o NO IN D~sidsons subdivision square No l27
ms az Get inches on street between l7th
20
-
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( Avs Helnfing-tO the Public Lands.
the United States the Congress of the
Conf Treaes Procamaions Spanish and Other Docu
the Public nnd with the of the Courts
of the ied states relation thereto copete from the begin
ug the down TO March, 1888, in vols
being Documents, Legislative and Execu
we Unied the Pubic Lands vols,
folio.
Whites Collection of Laws, Chae and Local Ordinances OF
Great Britain, France, Span relating the concessions OF
c0onies and the Of Mexico aud Tex
subject also, Judge Johnsons
TRANSLATION of Azo and Manuels.
Institutes of the Civil aw Of Spain.
Scmd Civil Law of Spain aud Mexco and the important
Of the Mexican Congress ! vol
Rockwes Compilation Spanish and Mexican Laws in relation
10 Mines and Titles TO Real Estate; vol.
Colonies and Governments from 1883 down
Indians Indian Affairs. and the Proceed
Congress OF the Confederation ard OF the United States
on the subject ! l vol. FRANCk TAYLOR.
Oct@
The daily union., 1854-10-27
BY GREEN g SCOTT, Auctioneer..

q INE FAMILY HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS, FURNI-
iue &c auciionon Saturday, the ash instant shall
10 O'Clock, tamily
wagon The horse bay years old
spring perfectly gentle, and works well in harness Also,
good and harness.
person wishing purchase good young and seryceabe
horse " % well the sale.
Also morning, shall SELL O'Clock,
of furniture, liquors. cigars, tobacco, kc
Terms cash GREEN k SCOTT,
DC aT-d
The daily union., 1854-10-27

4 CARD TO HOUsEKEEeEHs.-Tbes subscriber beer
public of fnls
which eniered complete department
He has recently received in addition his former
and beautiful Of
Cut and pressed glass
Plain white geld band, richly china
Superior table cutlery, silver plated goods
Lamps and airsDdoes, block tin goods
Jspanned and goods
Fire sets, fixtures, baskets and brushes
Britannia china
Mabte and table ornaments, fancy articles, &c.
Altogether collection and
general furnishing goods that bs found In Washington
He himself sch be bought this
OF The Of articles prices
csiy solicited.
c. w. BoTELER,
Oct 22-eod6t Iron tall
The daily union., 1854-10-27
Nv !. g. prcGurRE. Auc,..neer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
L By a Wn. T.. wife,
January, 1854 recorded
A. 33 337, $40,
public Tuesday Bis, day Of October 1884,
tbe First sueet between
lot No 5, square No.
fronting 50 feet IL inches said ri by rs feet deep
a buildings
OF well and Substantially built story frame
dwelling house,
will be- One half cash. and balance in
secured by deed in
sale complied with after The
will the and the
chaser upon Al expense
CHAs. 4. WALLACE, Trustee
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
l2-9aw&ds Auruoneer.
The daily union., 1854-10-27
IbiT I'D.

In Georgetown, Wednesday, 25h instant Mrs ISABELLA
BEls, and the 9ih instant FRANCES ANNETTE TYLER
OF w w lTLrR, daughter H.
SON, deceased, af freder,ckshnrH Virginia
Their funeral @ take this day from the residence of W. w
TrLrs Peder street, Of is in Georgetown
a ~ O'Clock, n,
The daily union., 1854-10-27

~ just received, splendid ioi Of
New silks OF every description
Cloaks and NANTES,
Shawls
Mousselne dc aud ntsrin0e
Cloths,
Domestic goods of kind
5000 yards "A curtain calico, al 4 cents
a,oU do dress calico, ltst eoofs al q 4 cents
handsome lot OF curtain goods of ariois kinds
Iapes velvet tapestry Brussels, ingram, and ply caf
Oct 2s-di0tif uArI A ppoyut,p
The daily union., 1854-10-27
Hy }. c. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneer.

NUsIEEs sAIEBy virtus of trust, bearing date
The 2lth of June, 1883 recorded Iber g. So tolos
~ 4s2 fs3 OF ihe county, will
io sale on the PREMISES Thursday afternoon
hr sd al O'Clock all that Of lot No square i4 moi
belonging to the United States containing 4oo square
=. u. ELLIOTT, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
'Sl ~f--eooAus Auctioueer.
The daily union., 1854-10-27

,,eR REN The residence Towson, 2 and
Both houae complete
order Gas and furnace heat carried throughout the house
rehrr with hos aud cold BATH nss kcer
buffers rsny. The house may partially furnished
Enquire the premises from W ull
I7-lmfTuThsuns
The daily union., 1854-10-27

INfE Land Owncr's Manual, tho statate HeQulM-
uons OF New YORK, Ohio, Isaiana, Illinois, Michigan Iowa
Wisconsin,
exemptions interest Of asny, also s
o. sad states Complete an price
lin aw binding) me dollar. : " P"sN' P
oet "a FRANCK TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1854-10-27

nuMA&-Emmanu IN Pbtliberf, q y he Europe m Wars
~ Of be 10th by Alexandra Dumas.
The world the Middle Ages historical rsnrraphv bv
Adoipbus Louis k9ppen.
TbeYer History OF the French Revolution
Hand book OF Anglo Saxon tefay Ass1cia
Literary Association.
Complete Treatise Artificial Fish Breeddq
and edited by w. II. Fry
The Meaning of Words by A. n. johnson.
Beudot Oen'slis An,qniora by Herman NJ. johnson
Memoirs Of Napoleon, his Court and Family ty The
DrAbrantex.
New Editions OF the British Poets combining exquisite opcr
raphy with ertrsordiuary low prces.
Don Qnixate magHtcsnty Illustrated.
Another supply Of soyer Shilling Cookery and Bundle OF
Crowqulls,
Selling TAYLOR MAURY,s
octG Bookstore, 9th street.
The daily union., 1854-10-27
HEADQUARTERS AT ALMA,
Battle-held at Alma. S

Batte-held at Alma, sept ~, le54.
Monsieur e Mnisre Ny official report gives an account
your exceency of the details OF the splendid day Of the
20th but allow the courier 10 start without saying
a few words about our brave soldiers.
The soldiers of Friedland and Austerz are st under
coiors Monsieur e Marechal this the battle of Alma
has proved, There is the glow, the brilliant
courage Every thing can be done with such when
ney nave been inspired with confidence The allied ar
mics have carried positions truly formidable In going
them yesterday recognised all the advantages they
possessed for offering resistance and indeed if the Eng
sh and French bad held them the Russians could never
have taken them
Now that everything is calm and that the
brought IN by the deserte and prisoners precise
we probe the encnys wound
The loss Of the Russians is considerable The deserters
affirm II 20 have been above 5000 The army is dis
he0fiened In the evening Of the Goth il had split in
Prince Menschkof with the left wing, marched Batche
Seni the right wing proceeded to Bebek But they
without provisions their wounded eaeamoered them the
road Is Etrewei vita them This splendid Non
seur le ainietre adds glorious page military his
tory and gives TO the army moral force equivalent
10000 The Russians have left the field Of
battle 10000 knapsacks, and than 5000 muskets II
was regular rout Prince Menschkof and his generals
were very van-boasting In their camp occupy on
the morning Of the Goth think they have some
what changed their The Russian general had de-
manded Vt Alma provisions for three weeks have an
idea he viii have stopped the convoy its way
our exccency viii be able 10 judge If there is much
prospect for the Russians In three days shall be before
Sebastopo and shall be able to tell your excelency all
that is real about that place The moral courage and
spirit Of the army admirable.
The vessels going Yarna for reiniorcements Of troops
of all arms left here the 18th They will reach me at
Belbek before the end OF the month
My health is usual IL is sustained amidst suffering,
crises and duty All that does not prevent me keeping
the saddle twelve hours the day of battle But viii my
strength not give way
Alden, Monsieur le Mnrecbal | shall write to your ex-
cellency when am before SebastopoL
Receive, &C,
MARSHAL A. DE SAINT ARNAUD.
NAVAL DISPATCHES
BRITANNIA, Of the Katscha, Sept "a.
SIR beg you win inform the Lords Commissioners Of
The daily union., 1854-10-27

Bosros Oct 2sThe wings Of the fifth congressional dis
trict have nominated Mr.. Appleton for Congress The
ocrats in the sixth have nominated Hon. Richard Frothng
ham, jr.
The daily union., 1854-10-27
Baltimore Markets

BALrIMoRE Oct. 26-Breadstutss have advanced There
have been sales of Howardstreet -four Ss 75 and City
Mills at SIS so. 1000 bushels wheat soldwhite ST So
81 90 So and red 81 rs 81 So. 5000 bushels corn
sod-whte at ~ cents, and yellow at rs cents
The daily union., 1854-10-27
Aug dt20Nov

TONIGHT, October as Odd Fellows Hail. drsf
grand exhibition of Mosans Panoramic Mirror of
Deluse with grand by Miss Ellen Sophia
the Boston vocalist This world painting need
but be named Washington draw overwhelming crowds The
add little its former
Exhibitions O'Clock and ~ To remain four day
only. Admission 25 No half price
25--dU
The daily union., 1854-10-27
Departure Of the Earopa.

BosToS, Oct 25.The Cunard steamship Europa, Captain
Shannon sailed to-day, with s6 passengers for Lv
erpoo and Is for Halifax Among the former Mr. Il.
Stanley Rogers Baltimore bearer of dispatches Lon
dom She takes out S226 900 in species ALSO among the pas
sengers the bishop Of Montreal and NJ. Isnard, the
French consul at Boston, and family.
The daily union., 1854-10-27
Stahbina Cose.

NEW YoRK, Oct 26.--An Orleanian, whose is sn
known stabbed hack driver last night in front the New
York Hotel. The driver is dangerously wounded.
The daily union., 1854-10-27
GEN ERAL NEW ~.

The immense balance dock erected by VIM Webb at the
foot Of north Twelfth street Williamsburg was launched
in fine style into the Bushwick creek on Monday
The daily union., 1854-10-27
MARSHAL A. DE SAINT ARNAUD
.onprn or THE DAY or MARSHAL DE SAINT ARyAUp

Soldiers France and the Emperor win be satisfied
with you At Alma you have proved the Russians that
you the worthy descendants Of the conquero of Eyau
and Of the Moskowa You have rYaled ia courage your
allies the Engsh your bayonels have carried orm-
dabe and wedefended positions Soldiers you will again
mectsthe Russians your road and you viii conquer
them you have done to-day to the cry of Viye En-
peeur and you will only stop Sebastopol it is there
you win enjoy the repose which you viii have well de-
served.
"FfsLp OF BATTLE OF ALMA, Sept. 90"
The daily union., 1854-10-27

boats carrying The United States mall win
regular Alabama the Ia, OF November
Mobile daily Montgomery daily, The
daily Montgomery
tbsc nd at Mobile with the New Orb
nj will leave Selma the
SIX O'Clock, IN.
viii be by able
win exertion the comfort
by the above win
perha m dollar bale of
For freight passage having elegant accommodations apply
bonrd, %
Oct 21--d d6m cox, RRAINARD, h co.
The daily union., 1854-10-27

A GENTLEMAN, of respectable clerical qualifen.
"A TONS wishes employment. acting
period government departments
2S-d3tB
The daily union., 1854-10-27

negro man named Taylor, the property Of j. NJ Bur-
ton, Of Logan county Kentucky committed suicide by
hanging himself on Sunday night last
The daily union., 1854-10-27
.Earthgaahs in .Now Hampshire

KEENE, N. H., Oct 25-Shocks of earthquake
yerey experienced here 10 clock last night Many build
ings shaken, but no damage done.