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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19
WAEE,S.

Notice is lerc' Y given TO al Tx Icycrs
ofthe parish Ct Assumption hsttle untc'n-
ehed Assessor ST said TaIjsh, has This Gay &C.
posted with tho Recorder Of The parish Ct
Assumption, the Roll Of Assessment for Tie
year 1852
Notice is further given to ~ whom Il no~
concern, to make their objections &c any they
have to sad tabicau within Thirty days tfoan
date.
Parish Of Assumption. feb l1th 1854.
ALFRED JETF,
% Assessor.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19
VOi.liS

A rscurie du WASHINGTON HOTEL.
Iundi dernier, 81 de ce m0ls:
Tn cheval bIauc de race am6ricaine, ct I'm
cheval bale. de race creole. sans autres mar
ques partlculieFes.
Ces casvaux ont Solvent fat lie traiet de
Doualds0nviiIe ct de I9liboJeaux 4 Napo-
IeUnvAie.
Toute personue qui les fera rctrouver au
soussign6 receyra une reeompense libG1ale.
~ sta,ss1, Ftcr,.s.
Ii "a1inerve ct Ie "Visllant' sont prizes DE
rcprodune Get avis.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19

lie Jcndi 30 mars %pr"rhaln. n dix
hcutrs dn matin. sur les licnx. pres dc
.iEgii-c Paroissialc de fAs>omptlou.
rive gauche do Bayou i.afounchr, il en-
viron donze miles de I5onald-onviIIc: il
scrh otlt,t 4 ~l'e"can pr !e sou~srgnt.
]cncantenr pohr Ia paroi.se Absorption,
lc. ptoptititts snivantes, savoir
10. Les haux dc trois terrains sitlfs
dams il parois-e de Prescription, snr
les terrcs de i'EgIise paroi.siale, dd.i
guts sur lie plan Ies tcrrains dc l'tglisc
sous les Nos ct connus sou,
lc nom de Church Post Office. Les dts
tcrrains mr.,,rant chacnn 60 licds dc
face. sur 10 picds de- ~profonheur, ct Sc
trouvnnt attenants, Torment Il c"x troll
IN ilet. ei mesnrent ensemble ur,e super
ticie de 81 600 rieds. Eenr position ct
Ia mci|tenrr dn village de l'egtise. 1t cs'
ties convenablc pour tonte cspece de-
commerce. lis sout !enns n bail de Ia
fabrllut do lEg|ise Parol-siale. pour
nne perioIe de vIngt ans, don't il restt
dix sept & courir. lies dts banx scroni
yendhs ensemble atec toutcs he's afnelio
~taIions nOi sc trou,c,st sur las dit ter
rains. consistaut en- une bonnr mfi>on
bipu di,trihnec. %cuisinr. depcl,se cham
hrt. de dome.tiYnc-, mag sin de DEPOT.
e%tnrie. cic. lie tout r,ttoute drxccltcn-
les BARRIERS "a picns dc bout, DE- sept
pit ds de- han'rnr.
Les pr.nnnrs uni dt-irrraitut acl,e-
ter Is diie pro,rittf, sont cngageeS "a
yculr ia ,isitcr avant lc jorr d. In v"nt".
pour SC renAre I,irn romp'e des ;tvaptt-
| gns que prcsfntc,i "a position IT les la
li.scs psi ~ honsrnt. rom y f'ire min
port" lneIie e~pare de commerce.
20. QnrIqncs march'ndi."s CONSTANT
Gu wins. ~llqneors, mfdicamfnts. patftm'-
RE. e, un lot considerable lie bouteilIts.
danc-isanues. cru he's ctrruchoiis v,dos.
So. Mtnblcs de nenage. battefie de
cnisine, yaisselIp, huge dc table ct de
Its.
50. Un buggy ct I'm cllesal.
Conditions de- l'Encaa
l.'acqnersur de Ia proprifte assnmora
ic Placement de la rcute annnclie u Ia
Fabriaue de I'Egii~e p,rois-iaie dc
j Assumption. 4 parltr du ! ar MRS 1854.
II lps ttrnl,- dl pairmrnt srront comm
SIT : IA quart payable dans tout lt
corrant Ia nnis d'avtiI proclaim. pre-
~fnte aimee. ct les tto antre- qpatts,f
tgois Iet,ne. ogtHx. tans tout ie contalf
.tnaa j.. ,,,n.. DIS a,.,ees 1855. i33fj
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19

j al c,u maipefcevolr, DIT grave
ment Jasmii. que M. lie chcsaller Gtait
fort chngtm lie sen aller a Manp.
Get yrai mnrnafa l'adoIeseeut.
Eft je me suis ercnse In t6te pour
tron,er nn moyen d'empseher lie dtpart
de NJ. L. ,hcyalier.
EFT tn ne las poinl trou,t, c'cst tout
simple.
-J'cn dcmsnde humblcncnt pardon
4 Nj. &c ehevalisr,
-Tu rallies, maraad
--NIlemenl It ii NJ. le chcvalier
.eut sni.re mes eonseils. il seta richie,
lenrenx, ct ne qnlttera point IN our. +
-Ees-yous fon. mons Jasmin !!
-Nnllemcmt, j'ai IL noyen do faire
lie bonienr de NJ. lie elesaiier. s
= FL qnel est &c moyen merscilleux Z
-Ceci csi mon secret.
-Faqnin. exelama ~l'adolescens en-,
| eilrl4h nj sa canine aui,res dc lni. 753sT
IL fant meme, pour aitciltdrc metre
but, que M. Ie eheyaiicr We sonmctte i
ui,e condition mi hi paraftra sansdonte
fri dnre, eli egard q mes humbles foae-
tons aupfes dc lpi.
Vie. Possos DIT TErnA1n.
! T-fa M arochain nans<o.
vahc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19
PARTI MARION

De l'habitaiion Ste-Il6lene ICoteau), il Y a
une quirzaine de jours, lie Negro NEWTON. ag5
d'environ vingt ans, taille de cling pleds hut
pouces on q peu pfes.-ll est tres noir ct a lie
nez reeourbe.
Tine recolnpense libefale sera donnee 4
quiconque lie Iam6nera q son lnpitre on Ft-
crouera dams la ge0ic de 'AsSom 1tloa.
81 DESIRE LEBLANC.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19

il, dr,gonne que il sais noler q cctte
.erte.
FL ellie ditacha Nm r,iban rose ts,tdre
r,yc d. hlcu, qn'ellc noua q Ia garde dc
mon epee.
-Ah ! fit lc comte. je vous l'ai vi.
-Je ne lie porte qa'ayec mon epet
dc gala.
-Et =. l'avcz vons revue.
Non, car IONS M sommcs queen de.
cembre, 1t IL Mnrdi Gras est hin cnco.
re. Or. noire oncle, lc cardinal. &c
.oncie pen dun rendezvous de 'sllt
nature. pui-qo'il m'expedie i Malte.
- .'aimcz.vons t%onJonrs?
-pcuh ]! il j a 81 longtemps. ct
puis ellie yent &c m;irier !. Un fnlnr
chevalier dc Malte ne ptut J songer.
-Voas connai.sait.elie ]?
Pas Ii moins dn monde, car ellie me
demanda mon nom. Ma figure iui Sc.
yait, VOLTA tout.
-C'etait une ellie d'opeEs9 fit le COM
10.
Mon, certes, moi frsre, ellie ttait
nse il so,s K jare.
Ell Ii cheyalicr retomba dams sa ravc-
RE, qui lut interrompne par IL relais Dc
poste, le deIiier qai rcstit 4 parconrir
4 nos soyagears pour arriver chez In
ieune con,tesse dc Chsvigny
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19
II sE3.

Avis public est donne It tpus les habitarts
de la paroisse Assumption, snlets d payerde
Taxes, que sc soussign., Assessor De cctts
p~aroisse. & dtpo&1 &c jour, au bureau dr. Re
corder de Ia p~aroisse Assumption, lie tabieau
u'assesseflnnt de l'ADuGe 1883.
Avis est dome aux intsressas de ialrc opp2-
sition Isl lieu ily Al au lit tableau, dams Lea
trente JOINS Qui ~suiylout cC'te date.
Pulo.sse Assumption, Il ttrlier 1854.
ALFRED IEjE,
~ Assessor.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19
\ oh /! lit Ii comic.

oh ioh ! lit IL coinie.
-Ma toi mon cher, poarsaisit 10 chez
Waller, nous nous promellamls denx hss
res : ellie ttait jolie CONNIE III ing Ct
spiri,ucllc co,p,hnc III demon, ellie ttaii
blonde ct rose, sou bras ftai, itreprocha-
kie, son ften. blanc. son neH4on creu-e
dune petite fo-s,lle, "a tallle d une son-
plcsse charmante i. ellie ttait ra,i.san-
70 sous IL masqie.
Asait N fin du bal, 'iiais arnonreax
fon ;je Ia snppiiai de se damasqaef, ellie
retasa lie ~, dn,naniai sou nom, ell.
DC ut ; pais ellie MI dit
-Asez.soas jam.is songe i ,ous ma
rier !? a
l5ertcs non. r6pondi.,ie.
-Alofs il est inutile dc nous ~reyoir.
Je seux iii mari.
lib ! m'acriai-je, mais, an contrai-
re. rc,oyons-,lous, sill yoas plat . /. Je
reirehirai III tcnez, il crois oae
tout bien considaf6 -.
NON, non, me- dit-elic avec le plus
frais dss eelats do rire, 10 ,ous dome un
nm.
-Dans IN an u serai mort d'amoar.
-On men moart pas, on vii d'cspe-
rance HI contrairc-
-Trouvtz-vous lei dams un nm. 4 HI
nsnc hedres c ycus fedemasderai GET
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19

dit Jasmitt. uue ii,tdaine Ia coIiitesse
| attend 4 souper.
-C'cst l4<te, mais comment fairc
IL y 4 TN moyen bicn simple de
tout arranger.
All ! voyons lie moyen
Nj. lie conltc dcmcnrefa ici, sous I'm
ptsiexte qneieonaue ct NJ. IL cheyaiier
le praeedera dc s~ingt-qnatre heares pour
i'excuser.
lie comtc trodea ekcellente Tide de
Ja,min, sc resigua i roster ct lalssa le
chesaIier repaftir d triples gnides.
A IN quart de- Iieuc plas ioin, jasnin
onitta 81 place dcrtiere Ia beriine de-
voyage, nit de nonseau Ia tate d Ia por.
tIere Ct dit d son maftrc,
M. lie chevalier vondfait-il ne faifc
I'honinem dun entretian dc dix mi,uirs
Et san. alienare ii reponse .Jasinin.
Il, valet de comedic e%ffrnuts ct 9ui sait
son monde, SC glista Il cote de son mai
ge.a Ia place niame que le cofnie oc-
rti,,alt tout q fhetue,
All co, mafand dit lie chevalief.
que .igulfe tout celia eet je sous tron.
II bicil ose..
Monsieur le cheyaIicr me pardon
morn, Zen suis sdr, lofsqa'iI m'aafa deOn.
te.
-yoTous, je t'eeoale.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19
ASs9S4aEr.
I.AND>, i'OlI SALE.

Fine farming and cypress lands, situated
as follows
On Grand Bayou above plantation Of Nor
bert Lanye and below EGanGois No'ere.
On Bayou Corne, near the icrIy--on Iayo1
Pierre Part above and be!ow temy:--m Bolt
River road leading to Cos Il fralans
plantation; ON Bayou CrcuT; - on bayou
broit;-in bguiG Labadie:-ln New 1'eSas.--
Double concessions OF Guiliot. brothers,
Barlier and others. - In Brnle St-Vincsns e.
on the Opsiousa3 rail road route.
Terms moderate.
Apply te |
A. J POWELL,
U. S, Dep. Surveyor L. land ageat,
DonaldsonvIlle. La.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19
EN- NLNTji

Par JuLIEN, ancion horlicuItcnr ao Jars
dr., DIES pjantes dc Paris,
ARBRES FnUITIEItS,
~provrnant des ptrialefes DC fO@tanais
e de IL Iourraioc, tells Quc
viencs de Muscat ct do Fontaineblcau,
P3cha1s varies,
Poinors, Bon ehrttien, Doyenn6, Baurrto-
St-Gerluain d'hiver ct dGtt, Eu-
thesac. ,Angletcrra, etc.
Pommicrs, Reinette, Ral@e. Apis. etc.
PRIMERS, Refine Claude. Danas girls, Daraas
blanc. MilabeIIe, etc.
Cerisiers. MontnioreMcy ct auttes.
AhIicotlcra.
Tous arbres mains, a quonouille ct en-
pleln vent.
Grosssillers d grapes ronges at blancass ct
4 gros grains.
FramboisieTs.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19

Tout lie m"bijicr payable dams tut lie
courant ttu moi, G'avrti proclaim.
L'actc de vent" pour ii ditc p'opri&'t
sera aux frais de Eacq1trr"r.
Poros,sc AssomItioo. - fcvrier 1884
A. L. IIltNM m,
k11cinitnT.
n. Il. Toute proposition d'nrhat dc
gri II gre, r,ra Prise On confederation
par te sr"lc"', d'lri al jour de rcncan.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19
iCROUiI

"a &c jour, dams Ia ge6le de Ia paroissc As
IA soulptlon, un gros negre, age deny;rou
- 80 ans, taiIle lie s plcds cling pouces ct
dean. ayant une large cicatrice SUI un doigt
de la main dro'te, ct piusieu's cicatriccs sur
!" cote troit de la tote, portant sur l'arriere
du cou la trace dc I'app!lcati0n de veytouses,
Sc dIsalt avoir lie nom da JORDAN, ct a?>par-
tenn au Col. w. w. Pngh lhabitation du
TeXa> ." NJ Briant, gorant de cctte AaD4-
tatluu.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19

9Th. Mules, horses. oxen, cows, hogs,
pioughs, carts, spades, hoes, axes, cane kni-
yes, q lot of bricks, a lot Of cord wood, &c.
9Th. 9 Billiard tables, dsmijohns, bottles
etc.
Terms and Conditions :
The landed property payable three hundred
dolIarscash, and the balance IN three equal
instruments, maturing in The months ofmarch
of e;rch of the years 1855, 1856 aud 1851.
The slaves, payable two hun lred dollars
cash, and the balance in three equal install
ments, maturing III the months OF march of
the years 1855. 1856 aud 1857.
And the movable property payable all
sums OF ten dollars and under ten dollars
cash, and all sums above ten dollars in march
1855. Purchasers to furnish their notes with
joint and several securities, payable at the
office ofthe Recorder of this parsh, with IN
terest at tlerate OF eight per cent per annuIn
IN case'ot non payment at maturity.
The landed property and slaves to remain
specially morgaged until paid.
f,tish OF Assumptions. march ll'h ieoI'
A. II. HICKMAN,
26 Sheriff IL huctionccr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19
+. ROGER.
CLARION, FoRGEnoN. SELLER, CAR


lie soussignG wtvient lie public quill s'cst
adjoint depuis qneIque temps un habile Car
ro5$ier ct quill est d meme doga1ayant 40
contractor pour touto espece de raparat.ons
de ~voitures.
II s'est attachs Ggalement lie mscanicien
qui a 81 ionatemps trayaiIle avec an rare sue
ces dams les a~teIiers dc NJ. Crane. II nest
done pas d'onvragcs quill he puisse etltrepren-
Dire auiourd'hui pour q PREPARATION des mach.
ncs.
Il esptre done autant par la modicitd De
ses prix que par lie flni 1u travail de ga sell g..
RE ct de sa forge. obtenir ct satistaire scs
nombreuse clientele. E#.s +.
TRASIMOND ROGER.
Paincourtville. Al
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19
yENTE DE SUCCESSION.

Succession de Jean Allcman, decide.
r Ea vertu dun, dtcret de Ia Courdu Cinquie.
rho district Judiciaire de ll4iat de Ia Louisiaiie,
dams ct pour la paroisse Assumption, sous la date
du Q Mars 1854, d moi a1resse, il sera Of
tcrt en- vente p~ubligue, sur les lieux, dams la pa
roisse Assumption, lie 'mnrcr"di II Avrll 1894,
i dix heures du inatin, par A. F. Hickman,
sheriff 1T encanteur, dams ct pour cette paro'Sse,
les propri1tes CT apr5s ~decrltcs, appartenant
il In Tusdite succession, savoIr:
Ia, Une tcrre GU habitation etablie en- SUI
crerie. sltu5e dams cette parolsse, sur la rlve
rauchc du Bayou Lat0urche, q environ eng
indies au-Iessols On village de Donaldson
Vile, lnesurant TN arpent ct un quart barp7nt
de face an dit Bayou, sur une proiondeur de
ouarante arpents, entire llgles ouvraites, Dor
nee en- itaut par 10 cllClti1n pubic colldlllSdllt
81, Brais DaI.trGs. ct en- ba8 par les terr.s dc
J. V. Leblanc, ensemble avec toutc5 les ba-
ti4iss ct anlaIoratlons qul ca dependent, q
Prevention tune maiSon ct dune tonnellerlc,
sittl1e sur Ia susdlte habtutlgll, sur lit llgile
,inn liant, i uue distance Ill Bayan, sur le
cbemlu condulsant au Bl0te Dait1tGs.
%, Isaac. negle age Geuvirc4l 40 ans.
40 John. n.gIa are d'eHYlrln 45 ans.
Do James, mere aga d'envlrun &c ans.
d. "A AIuicts. cherapx, i19ais, ~vaci1es, Co.
cbons, charTues, chanettes, Felles, pIochcs,
ltaciles, cout4luX J. cannes, un lot &c brlqtles,
u, lot dc bois de CT IL, etc.
90. Dcux Billiards, aau4ajeantles, bouteil-
les, etc.
Tcrnss ct Conditions
La terre payable trois cent piastres comp
7 FAINT Il Ia baialice en- trols tsrfnes egaux, e.
chtlut dams les mois de- mars DIES alnees
1855. 1886 ct 1857. -sts
Las eselayes p~ayables deux cents piastres
comptaut ct Ia balance en- trois tefmes egaux,
echGant dtns les mois dc mar9des annees
1855, 1886 ct 1857.
Is mVbiIie~ t6utes sanlmes de dlx pias-
tres 1T aa.isssous da dix %pjastres, payable
compliant, ct iontas sonlues au-dessrs de dix
piaSties payabies Ell mars 1888. les acque-
r.lft i3urlli5saut lehfs biilets avec cautions
sotl iaires. paynbles al bureau dn Recorder
de ceite pafulsSE, arGc intefet q rals0i ne
luit ppur cent ial Ell cas- dc non palell1enS
aux tellellcas. La terre ct les esciaves
r5stant spteialclnoAt hypothtguas Jasquau
,n' fnso.,so lts,o npti"o. u II mars 1854.
A. Il. HICKMAN,
o. ssnelii ct i.Aea,tcnr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19
AVIS.

Dernierement recu de Maysvillc (ky) les
Eharrues DIES marques suiyantes. SO
William Nc Cianahan;
James Hall;
Young d Go.
4 vendre att priS dcs fabriqnan's PR
pUJOS ct VERRET.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19

NOTICE.
Just received from Maysville TNy] a fll
assortment Of ploughs Of the following
marks &s
William Nc Clanahan;
Jams Hall;
Young & Co.
Which are offered for sals at the nanu-
facturer's price by 3tas
pUJOS d. VERRET'.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-19
e. V~OiONTAIKE l..


De IN pROrRiETE. comm sons /
nom de Chwrh Post OHce, dams Il
paroissc dc Assumption.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-06
SINGULAR STTICIDF

The Staunton Spectator contains the following
account of the suicide of Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips,
wife OF Wesley Phillips, OF Augusta county, and
daughter of Watson Fitzgerald OF Nelscn:
Mrs. Phillips awoke her children about IL O'Clock
on Wednesday night; and after telling them that
some one had raped at the door, proceeded, not
withstandlng the extreme darkness and falling
rain, to dress them with more than ordinary care.
saying that she intended taking them to their grand.
father Phillips, which was more than mile above;
bnt on arriving at plank over the creek opposite
Mr. Jesse BRIDGES she set the three oldest children
over: and suddenly disappeared with the youngest
"a little boy about sixteen months old The chill
dren proceeded to MIR. Bridges and by their state
ments led him TO the conclusion that their mother
had gone on to Mr. Phillips; but he having learned
III the morning that she was neither at her father
ln-laws, nor at home. raised the alarm; and search
was commenced by the neighbors, which resulted
In hnding her and her babe drowned in the creek,
the child about fifty and the mother about one hun
dred yards below the point where she set her
children over.
by the request of her friends, ON yesterday we
consigned her to the silent tomb her little babe re-
clining upon her BOSOM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-06
THE LEXINGTON MURDER.

Several accounts of the murder of ]. R. Moore
have been already published. The following, from
the Staunton Spectator, is the most plausible of
any we have seen. Winn's trial. it is said, will take
place this week, and next week Christian will be
tried for the murder of Blackburn
1t seems that on the evening previous, Moore had
sent his ostler away on an errand, and that Winn
had met and ordered him back to the hotel to take
his horse. The result was quarrel between Winn
aud Moore. Winn LEFT however, after some words
had passed, but returned to the hotel about 10
O'Clock, and called Moore out OF the bar.room-
They went out together, and soon the conversation
became SO loud to attract the attention of gen.
tleman inside, who went to the window and found
that they were about to get into fight He called
Mo IRE in, and he came to the door on the porch
Winn following They continued to quarrel and
subsequently got into the street again. where VIM
was seen to strike at Moore, who retreated, saying
shat will do" He walked into the bar-room. took
his seat, and remarked that he was dead man.
After sitting awhile he from his chair and at.
tempted TO go into another room, but tell, and
never rose again
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-06
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
ADDITIONAL BY THE BALTIC.
LATEST ny TELEGRAPH.

The publication of the secret correspondence
which took place between Russia aud England some
wears back had increased the good feeling of France
towards England.
The Danish Ministry retain Office
BENJAMIN Elhin s. Son, OF London have failed.
Arrests have been made at Preston of the dele
gates and committee men of the workmen on the
charge Of conspiracy.
Heavy torgeries hive been committed on the Ha.
vana agent OF the San Fernando Bank Mt Madrid
PARIS, March 81, 7. NJ. An the securities have
fallen in consequence OF the decline ia the English
funds. Three per cents 6iir. &c., four and halves,
aItr loo.
J,rssr LrvsRpooL Markets. Richardson
quotes -four dull al Cd decline Corn In limited re.
Quest at PASS decline. No mention 10 made of
decline in wheat, but the article Is quoted dull
Milliesn's Circular quotes Canal -four at 3is:
Ohio SIS.
The Car of Russia positively rejects all propo-
sions OF the Western Powers, and war ID now
considered as inevitable,
There is nothing new from Constantinopie.
The combined fleets would soon enter the Black
Sea.
Thirty thousand troops were at Odessa, and ano.
ther corps OF seventy thousand were about estab.
fishing themselves at Sabassspol. Over one hun
dred thousand men said to be on the march be
tween Odessa and Moscow.
The wariike preparations made by England and
France had created the widest excitement among
the Turkish troops and spring will usher In war
on the most gigantic scale.
The continued snow and ice in Asia still checks
operations in that quarter.
The Russians are represented as receiving great
achievements. i,a
EyeLASp-The decline 10 the funds 10 consid.
cred owing TO the uniavorabie character of the
secret correspondence in which the designs of Rus.
sis upon Turkey are clearly expressed and the
continued drain upon the bullion In the Bank of
Eneland. ..e..=s aszs.- s. ,=..-.s. 81, -....- -
The runiors OF the failure of large Australian
house were current IN London. 9i-s fty-H- z4.1
Lord Gilbert Grosvenor Is dead .tsz.sf s6sJ
debate had occurred in Parliament on the treat.
,ueni of colored subjects of Great Britain by the
United States. 81
The iaborers' strike at Preston had led TO &c.
rious disturbances. and many arrests had been
made. e. sss aesz r
The depression in the London and Liverpool
Breadstuff market is said to have been caused by
the strong desire to SELL in view of large receipts
shortly expected to arrive from the Baltic
FRAscs.-The first division of French troops had
LETT tor the seat OF war. The steamers In which
they embarked LEFT Marseiles on Sunday after
moor.
Prince Napoleon, it was said, would leave for the
East on the 9th OF April.
AusTRIA--Austria still remains in her neutral
position She has not signfed her intention one
way or the other, but is evidently preparing for
some Interior movement, she is raising large ar.
mics. She will not sanction the Gear in retaining
his position in the principalities.
Much excitement prevails all over GERMANY
SPAfN.-Spain continues in a very precarious
state, and there are still apprehensons of revou
ton.
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