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.acllAPELLE CATi1OlIQUE.

Qaoiqa,aisntd dit tons les villains ia
lalx qoi portcnt envic . notrc petite
vile, q~uoilu'aient pcnse ct fait. ccrtains
puritains ct Gerfains fsnatiques, la saintc
enterprise dams %laquelIe lie Rev. Boglioli
jdtte toate son sncrgic, est en- bonnie
vote de success, at4. a4t-feaa.
la subscription sleeve aujourd'hui a
quiazc cents piastres quoiq1c lie Rev.
Boglioli matt encore fat que dcux sor;
ties pour arriver au but quill Sc propose
pour la gloire de leglise, but quill at
teindra bicntot ct qni procurcra a notre
c~onsninaute dcs avantages materials
.ausque.llls doiyent bien rcgarder ct tous
ceux qni ont inlsrat u developpemcnt
du vrai chcf-liea dc lnotre gyandc' ct
belle paroissc, ct tous ceux qni ont 4
cGur de BONES Ct titles atneli orations /.
IL est bien despersonncs riches ct ge-
nGrenses i qui notre fttar dessryant ma
rus'cncore fit appel; II nc l~aisscra pas
pcrdrc cctte chance dc rsussite qnand
lhcurc scra venue. .,A4,s1f 4sy vi
la, attendant il ~coavoquc toutes les
~ptrsontres quif 's'intercssest a l'edi(ica-
ton dime chapclIe carlloliqnc a Napo-
Ieonyillc, j. SC rssllnir Iandi, Is ~fevrier, i
ia mitison de ceur, ain dc dslibsrer sur
les smoyc.,s d employer poar a%rriver
promptement . 10 Realisation dc catle
nuvre.- 1 assemble scra nomhreusc,.
nous men doutons doint, car l'entreprise
est'bonne ct popuiairc.-A lundi done,
ID de &C mofs.s Elt
al : kst5E3 ind gk isl s1xxGf#s III AFEEEE4T
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-05
POLICE CORRECTIONNELI.E
LES cApRICEs DUNE sERRuRE.

LES cApRlCEs DUNE sERRURE. &
-.Quique vous soyez, Monsieur on
Madame, qui ouyrirez &C papier, nyez
pitie dc dcux epoux en- train de MOURN
de froid ct de faim !"
Get 6cFitrsdige en- style de marriages,
ma dependant pas etc trouye dams
uac boutcille ivogaaht sur rOcean; il
mn pas advantage el6 ramasse par i'm
pecheur q Ia cote dams une e%nyeloppe
de c~aoutchouc GU dams une fiole queiII
conquc. C'etait en- p!ein Paris, en- plci.
ne rue du Bac. en- plein Jour, qu'ii pen.
DAFT dun second ttagc, attach6 i i'm
martinez, lie martinez Pcndu lui-meme a
une ticelle.
5Qdellc cause await p0 amener nne telIel
dttresse chez les deux epoux |? Pourquoi
ccttc ficelie, pourquoi ce' martinez. pour
quo, Get ecrit, poarquoi ccs ancl i II
%X& 1&1 @@l&& %S&& ExE$S #&$#NH t4tSa3#bt e. - #8#s
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-05
VENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de Zephirc Chnriet, spouse
deeadee dc Felix HILBERT.

e'aSSSosioh VIZ A@SPiuiC SiHAIiCts tpOuSC
deeadee dc Felix ll6be,t.
En- vertu dun decret de la Cour du Cinquiame
District Judieiaire de l.Etat de la Louisiana.
dams ct pour la p~aroisse Assumption, sous la
date dn i6janvier 1854, il sera offert ell -ente
vente publique, a Ia residence de NJ. Pierre
Charlet, en- cette ~paroisle, Sur la rive gau-
che da Bayou Lafourche, a environ denx
miles a u-dessss du village de Napoleonvile. lie
Salnedi 25me jour de Fevrier 1854, a dix heu-
res du niatin, par A. F. Hickman, sheriff
dams ct pour cette p%aroisse, les prophecies c-
apres dccrites, appartenant d Ia susdite success
sion, savoir Ia
10. Francis, Negro age d'environ % ans.
20. Louisa, negresse, agte d'environ II ans.
30. 8 ~cheyaux, 2 vaches une voiture. Les
meublessde r1enage, Ia batterie de cuisine, etc
Termcs ct Conditions !:
Les e~sclaves payables un tiers en- mars 1854.
un tiers en- mars 1865 ct lie dertier tiers en- mars
1856. Les acauereurs devront fournir leurs bill
lets avec bonnes CT solvables cantions;les escla-
YES restant Superintendent hypothcques ,iuson.a
parfait Placement, les dts billets portant intarat
a raison de hut pour cent par an en- cas- de non
Placement aux echeances. LIE mobilier payable
toutes somTnes au-dessousi de $40, On mars
1854 ct toutes somnes de dix piastres ct an.
dessus, Motto en- tout mars 1854, e tlautre moi
moitie en- tout mars 1855. Les acuuereurs
fournissant aussi leurs billets ayec bonnes u
solvables cautions. so
paroissc Assumption, lie 2Ijanv. 1854.
A, F.. HICKMAN,
IL Sheriff.
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ANNOUNCES.

- fiN VENTE
Par JULIEN, ancien horticulteur au Jar
din des Plantcs dc Paris,
ARBRES FRUJTIERS,
provenant des p~epiniercs de rOrIeanai'
Ct de la Tourraine, tells que
Vignes de Museat ct de Fontainebleau,
Pechers varies,
Poiriers, Bon chreticn, Doyenne, Beurrte,
SHERMAN dhiver ct dGte, Du-
cheese, Angleterre, etc.
Pommiers, Reinette, Ralee, Apis, etc.
Pruniers, RENE Claude, Damas girls, Damas
blanc, Mirabefle, etc. LIS
'Cerisiers. MontInorency ct ahtres.
Abricotiers.
Tous a1bres Mains, a qnenouille ct en-
plein vent. e54
'Grosseillers a grapes rou.es ct blanches eft
Il gros grains.
Framboisiers.
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oESpAGNE.

D'apras INC correspondence dc Was
hington, en- date du "a janvier, on Sat
tcnda Madrid d IN coup d'ctat qui dot
renycrser la refine Isabelle, 81 pea aimee
dc ses s%njets, as
Sill faut %ajontcr foia cettc corrcspon-
dance, les republicans modsres ct les
ultra liberaux auraient fait leur fusion,
disons arraicnt fait lcur compromis pour
atteindreau d~etroncmcnt dc la reiac de
toutes Espagncs- ct clever a sa place lie
due dsAlbe, ce triste personnageq 9ui a
etc dams ces dcrniers temps lc 81 tristc
heros dc la pfessc americainc.
Ces'deux parts seraicnt cetains de
fappui dc Louis Bonapartc, Get ctnpc-
reu1r dos Francois qni doit son elevation
au p%arjnrc, d Ia prescription ct a l'assas-
sinai. - Bien malheurcux sont les parts
qui ioivent compiler sur DIES t~raitrcs tet
des bourfcaux. ta37sas hEaf HH
Voici les motif, q.uui 'poussent le Bona
tc, lie tueur de toutcs les, Liberties lfran-
caiscs d cettc alliance aycc ides liberaux
cspagnols. nh .5H y zaas
10. I.scnvictdc donntcr IN t6ae a son
bcau,frere ct De fairc ,croirc ainsi a tous
les niais On monde que les empcreursde
son acabit font des rois ct ont Ia r,illc
des con1uerants,-Lc petit ycut cssayer
de rsaliser pentrcprisc dams laqn Gle le
GRAND. a suctombe. - Qucllc chance
pour lie hsros'de Strasbourg ct dc Bou-
,Iognc /. s'
90. En- rcnfersaM Isabelle, il nest
plus de dynastics bourbonnicnncs il
nest plut dn moins de puissances dams
Ia famillc dcs Capet, nj dc premier, nj
de second ofdN. ".
30. In elegant au tr6ae iinsnlicnr de
Madame Soult, Get insuIteur de femmes
honorables 81 bien corrige par an en-
FAINT, .l'usurpatcur Sc prepare n %rctraite
pour IL jour OF. s'eteiudra T'tphemere
6toilc dc ses success. Rensesse, traque,
flatri en- France, le petit Louis arriyera
peut,strc. usau'cn lsspagne, ct dams &c
chs, i ne scrait pas faclis d'arriscr d une
couc qu'iIaurait misc au monde.-Nous
verronslles couches don't l'cmpercur' est
capable. s9 stt'
Nous ayons FOL pour notrc part dans
IA sagacits De ces grands poetes qui ont
'donne pour posterits alx gsnnds dadas,
du rent GU le riidiculus mus. ea%hqpala
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-05

Part, c'cst Ia pensee humane
Qui va brisant toute chaine
L'art, c'est lie doux conqdera"t
a Iui lie Rim ct lie Tibrc
PeupIc csclavc, il te fat libre;
pcnplc 4ibrc, lite fait grand
I'll Ill II.
O bonnie France insincible,
CHI ne Ia chanson PaisibIe
Chante ct rcgarde lie cicl
Ia voix joycrse ct p%rofondc
Est temperance du monde,
y grand pcuplc %fraterncl
Bon'pcupIe. chante a l'aurorc,
GRAND Went le soir chante encore
lie travail fait la gate.
'lsis au vicux steele qui passe'!
Chante l'amonr q voix base
T.! tout haut Ia lbcrte
Chantc la saintc l~taIic,
La Peiognc c%n:cvclie' a..r.
Naples qu'un sang pun rougit,
La Hongrie agonisante:.-
o 'yrans !! Ie pedple chantc
CONNIE lie lion rugit
VIcroR HUGO.
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LIE c. b. Ja.

Nous annoncons u habitants da ba.
SOU Lafourclle ct dc ID cote que lc G. D.
in partira de Ii Nile. Orleans tous les .a,
'nedis i cinq heures dc fapres.midi Ill
ny a ricn dc change dams 10 voyage do
mercrcdi. = flA
Let =. Jr n'etcndra son trade que
jssqp'a Thibodeaux, atm de poayoir
iaieax satisfsdre tOus les plsntcurs ct les
ntgociants qui &c trouvcnt cntrc cctte
Vile ct Id Mic Orleans.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-05
TART EFT lie PEUPLE.

bart, c'est Ia gloire ct Ia joie,
Dams IA template il famboie,
II eclaire lie ciel bleu.
Tart. spiendeur uniserselIe,
Au front du penple etinccllc
Commc l'astfe au front de Dieu.
L1aTt, est un chant magnifqne
Qai plat au cour pacililue,
Que IA cite dill aux bois,
Que Phomme dit d la femme,
Tue toutes les voix de Fame
Chanlcnt en- cnur a Ia fuis
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-05

Aujourdhui, lie CD. JR pani bier
soir, d cinq heures de la tNIie~O Orleans,
lie c. D. JR 81 Iongtemps attendu avec
impa,icnce, doit faire son entfee dams le
trade pour lequcl lila etc Ell habi'emeatt,
81 confortaB!ement ct 81 settlement cons
fruit.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-02-05
vENTE De SUCCESSION.
s%,ccersion dc Jeanette T%rnxilIo, tponse
decide dc fcu Joseph Hernandez.

En- vertu dun decret de la Conr du CihSuiS-
me District Judiciaife de- l'Etat de- Ia Lo,isiahe,
dams ct pour la paroisse Assumption, sous Ia da-
te du 81 janvier 1854, a moi adressc, il scTa Of
fert en- vente publique, sur les lieux, dams ia pa
roisse Assumption sur In rive ganche du Bayou
l.afourche, a environ Init miles all dessns ,dp
village dc Napoltonvillc, 10 'Jeudi % F'Gyrisr
1854, a dix heurcs du' matin, par A. +. lick
man, sherifdans ct pour lcctte parols se, les pro-
prietes ci-afres decrites tappartenant = ~ susT
ditc succession, sayoir: r&es~s
10. Uue hsbitation ctablic en- %sucrerie, situGs
dams cette 4p%aroisse, SUR II rive gau he du bayou
siss;ppi, mcsurant six arpent dc protUndeur,Sa
vec une tartic de IN double concession set dnae :
.ntre partie de .erpe-te la double confession .la
Miles Taylor, contcnant soixante.dix arfctit*
de suocricic plus oh MONS, Ihabitalion princi-
pale bornae en- has par les tefrcs De klannci
Fernandez. ct den haut par les terressde Desire
plazencia, entire lty,ies conyergean,es, et,senbse
avec tontes les bitisscs OF a,sctjpratie,ls qai e
dependent. IFS ss"*
30. Ache, hegre age de t48 ans. .0tais ,rae
80. Joe, Negro Aye dc as AIMS lalaiecde maqA
d'estoBac. ~ !. =. ss-e, Asstt :.
DO. Jam, Negro age dc as ana. 49,
so. Bls,ianc, ncsresse. agte de 30 airs.
Go. mfpast", ntiag3tt Age de 81 snssaaas Ro
rps trois cnf,n,s nonm;s casimir.- aa,d., pan.,
Valsin. age de 6 aas ct Theodore age .hs 1 aps. g
Go. Onrottte, ntgres<c. astc DC 10 ans:
80, Dominique, nsgre 4 q Dc fs a"a
~ : e, T. , a;acf,caias, aeI rs, nis3s.S'
J ieu mn,I ,a NJ a 80 : :
Ito. Les ontils aratoirc,. charrne.. loucs,
Earras, passe.parsp':t sc'c dc lonsss cousres, per-
sepleces, hac,es' pe,'es' pIoeher, ess1ea"S' a
TO. inc soii"re i auasre ranes. ~
l3o. Les meub!es de- ,n,n,pe, ,e,s toihe" li,s :
batrean, a%rlnoircs. malcs,, chai<es, tab. .%,rou't...
l4o. Une psndule' ahfusa q de's coaps Juno
)sr.e, etc.
i'o : v,r,,,e. =, ttp.,.s "a,, i ore
noh;l;o, n...,ian ~ -
q, n h,lancc !; ,ii,. ,.c,csd, mas AZ
,,,es ,ayahlo ,n mara 1871 M
r".aIa H. n;,s,,.s ,...,is /.
80, Io5. $500 A
Is,5. T.. ac,,,..,,r, a..,ron. '
lanr. ,,;,la.. a,,das,o, : i, s,,;. g., ~ IL
a., ";. ',..,aar ,a' % ~"
p " w. r"y"n 49,
~ ~, go, q, -; III
o. 49,. a.. ~" "nst'Hf'
-, 81
tan, 81 IL balance na,.,hlc en ,,n;s n,.,rl'
mes agonx. On mars Ip5:5s 1870 81 IsH,
los a. ersreu,s d.vro.,, m,rn;r In.
let's sndosss. ! la al; .f,c,;on 40
ni.tratenr. payables i, bureau d. 'Ra.
oo,aor 4. go.
i ,aison de Init nour ceni mar m i nar,i,
des e~chsanccs, les dts c%sclavc. re.sant
superintendent hypoiheaues insos nj ,raf.,
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of zepbirc Chariot, dccea
sed wife Of Felix Hebcrt.
By virtue ola decree Of The. Honorable
the Fifth Judicial District Court Of ,he Sla.
te Of Louisiana, in and for the parish Of
Assumption, dated January 18th 1854. ana
10 me directed, will be offered ii m.bi;c
sale, at the residence Of NJ. Pierre Charlie,
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COIlLECTEUR.a saft

Sc charge de toutes sortcs de Collections ct
peut fouriir los ,neiIleures Recommendations
ainei que de BONES garanties. +
s'adressera lui-menIe Cd 'nss btreohs.
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hSJhsE@E. r. S+fEF tfEE-E.
or Nous constatons a Ia rcqaete dc
la fahnille7 HILBERT, que %l'cncan dc la
succession Zesphiire Charlet, don't l'asis SC
tsouyc dams nos COLONIES depuis plu-
siears jours, aura lieu a dix heurcs A. NJ.
an Lieu dc deax heures P. NJ, h samcdi
,35'de 'ce mois. "2 =
Nous ,constatons eggalcment quill a
exists3 upe crrenf jnsqu'a cc jour, dams Ii
partic relative aux conditions.
'Le mobiiicr 5 era payable pour toute
'somme Dc dix pisstres ct au.dcssous en-
tout mars 1854; pour toute somme au-
dcssns dix piastres Motto en- tout mars
1851, moitie en- tout mars 1855.
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ETAT DE la LOUISIANE.-Ceu,
du Cinanieme District Judiciaire.-

Paroisse Assumption.
Attendu que Florentin Michel a p~resentt
une petition 4 Ia Cour i Fetfet debt.-
mir des leftres Gadministratioh a la succession
de feu Dolphin Telesphore MicaeI, decide
~intestat. ,H a
Avis est par lie present dome ! tous ccnx
que celia peut cpncarner, d'avoir 4 deduire
sous dix jours, les %raisons podr lesquelles il ne
serait pas fait droit d la dite petition.
Par ordre dc In Cour.
Assumption, le 4 Fevrier 1853.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
81 81 Greaicr.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. - Fifth
Judicial District Court Parish Of
Assumption.
Whereas Florentin Michel has petitioned
the Court fer letters of administration on
the estate Of the late Dolphin Telespore Nj.
chel, de ceased intestate.
Notice is hereby given, to all whom it may
concern, to show cause within ten days, why
the prayer of the said petitioner should not
be granted
by order Of he Conrt. >
Assumption, this 4th of Feb. 1854.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
Il Clerk
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que les cnvalisscurs caIifornicns ont ate
attaques ct repousses par !e caPitaine
Castillo Negrete, ~commaniant lie bourg
de ST Thoma', ct que Ia Caroline, deser-
tant les avcntnriers, In depose Iui ct son
sucecsseurfl)rS. C4imaco Rebolledo au
cap Sl,L,cas. ri II III
ALctgenerai Yahcz, commandant gon.
veEneur- dc Sinaloa ~annonce, par dope
che officielle dd % dsccmbre, que la
.Iosefna, asFiyee a Mazatlan, confirmait
lc 'succes du capitaine Negrete contre
l.sxpsditionr Walker.
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BAT0N.ROUGE.

Is II Xy1&4& Ut 49, #&ssk4< ~RAE ssM @kf4Et #a.&5aksE ps4ExFssSs
Notre correspondence de Baton> Rou-
60 a,ops fait debut eette semaine. Nous
persons quill ne s,est rien passe d'ex-
tr~aordinaire dams Ia capitale actuellc dc
Ii Louisiana ct que notre spiritdcl ami,
dedommagcra implement de &C faux
bond les lectcnrs du ssPionnier,' ! Ia se-
mainc prochainc. ssa
sss Sasa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sHy8f8 sss
Bayou LArouRenE. = CONNIE nous
Il ~Presoyions IA. semaine d~crniere, Ia
hansse des eaux du bayou ete ii rapi-
de'que snatFs bateaoxl pareourcnt dtja
nos landisg. &c toni u .Ma,y Foley, IL
Fanny sparhauk, 10 ST. charles ct Il
Doeteur hotyg.
M N[&H sAFF - $50 HFfP &A%AS MA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-07
A Tribute Or RlspPcr

meeting OF the Faculty OF the Medical College In Rich
mond hell In consequence OF the DR. LEWIsw
BERLAYSE late Professor Maeria MedIea A.
adopted: -- "e'e unaniunousy
ifeS~red That the intelligence
colleague Dr. Lewis W. ayne has ned o,
ture OF all things human. - '"e Pe'ShAoio ma
h,o'td TIA, In vi. melancholy dpen,aon adivine Pro-
which he was Of the founders experienced los
seh wl be difficult to replace "A Physieian DR. Cham
oerayne vas active energetic
cautious and prudent with opinion, upon ali
uons OF pahoofy and Therapeutics con
IN hs accuracy he combined power
n sIuna Teacher he clear per,picu
experience and his original mind were aogehep
nun ana which rendered his Lectures attractive to m,
student Asnhiend he was kind ever faithful
bereavement. 1855 III WIS SAC
Rnre That copy OF these he n b
ana that they be published In the Virginia MedcaI and
surIieal Journal, and In the city papers. ~ ""u
ED City papers Pile
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-07
The Foreign News.

The intelligence by the Arabia leaves us still in
doubt as to the course that the Emperor of Russia
will pursue in regard to the note of the Four Powers
The telegraph says his answer expected at every
moment, and no doubt entertained but that il
would be warlikc. We have very great doubt of it.
1t has been the Cars policy from the beginning TO
seize upon every eSpedicnt for procrastinaton and
delay which his adyersaries furnished him. lie has
always professed his willingness TO negotiate, and
while he amused the western powers with his pacific
protestations he was organizing his forces and adj
yancing into the heart of Turkey If he has not ais
ready gained all the time he desires, he will Jump
at the oter again submitted to him for negotiation
We can imagine many advantages he may gain by
that course While he concentrates his forces ON the
assailabe points, he may by dcxtrous intrgucs break
mp the badly sodered alliance between England and
France If he could succeed in kindling anew .hc
hereditary hatred between those two nations. he
would accomplish all his objects almost without n
campaign.
IL will be seen that the Arabia reports still far
ther advance in breadstufs We are satisfied bv an
examination OF the last London papers, by the Asia
that the reports of decline, brought by that steam
er, were based in error Every provincial market in
England, up TO the smiling Of that steamer, showed
an advance in price. Our inference is that the tele
graphic reports were put out for the purpose of de-
ceiying and those who in the secret made large
profits by the speculation.
There is not sign, so far as we can see of any
decline abroad The scarcity is great and it is wide
spread and the probabilities arc that it will increase
rather than diminish, until some of the products of
this year are gathered We have been satisfied since
last August that the price Of all breadstulis abroad
would be regulated by the pecuniary ability of the
Euroi can people. The extent Of their means would
be the only limit to the price. There may be fuctu-
atons induced either by the arts of SPECTATORS or
temporary guts at particular localities but the gem
fra tendency must be upwards, at least in support
of the highest figure yet reached. But when the
price is 81 bushel, an advance beyond that must
be slower for Indian corn will come in comn.,;,;o
and the man who has but n dollar to expend will
rather buy bushel Of corn with it than half :.
bushel Of wheat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-07

~ some thousand kegs of ink have been shed in tho
New York papers, in regard to the Erie riots and the
conduct Of tie people Of that portion of Pennsylyan has
ooe s'shatzed by every epet that the language sup
plies The matter in controversy is one about which we
heel no concerns but satisfied that in the main tho
people OF Erie are right They may be Selfh-but tha,
Is their privilege aud New York is one of the last nl,ce.
IN the world TO complain on that score
The long and short Of the difficulty, as we understand
H. Is this Pennsylvania authorised the New York com.
pany to construct road through her territory of par
CHAR Gause-one differing from the New York road and
which would consequently make break of bulk in favor
Of pennsylvania This was her right but the " York
company made the road Of gauge to correspond with
their road. in spite of the inhibition of PENNSYLVANIA
Hence the efforts OF tho Erinns break MP the road
ihey have substantially succeeded-havug made the
New York company agree to connect their road at
Lne-and we are glad OF it, like question may posi-.
bly, arise in Virginia, and hope there will be virgin,
feeling enough to make people true to their interests
as the Erians to theirs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-07
The British Ministry.

Tho New York Journal of Commerce, an
ticipates IN carly downfall of the Aberdeen Cab
met Its provisions may prove true. Beyond
doubt they would, If there any real abilities
and any harmony Of principle and feeling among the
opponents of tho Ministry. All the clements of a
boisterous popular outcry have been supplied by the
vacciating and timd policy Of the Cabinet. The
suspicion too Of being under foreign influence tends
greatly TO aggravatc the popular prejudice and name
the passions Of the multitude. Ever since the days
OF Pitt and the Hanover rats, and before then
the English people have been intensely sensitive to
any imputaton, that the policy Of their Government,
controlled by foreign considerations. Now when
all their sympathcs enlisted in favor Of the Turks
Ito have thoss sympathics baked and to have the
whole influence Of the British Government thrown
into tho scale of the continental despos by the par
taty and secret agency Of the consor Of the Queen
would il there were leaders capable Of guiding Il
popular passion, bring about revolution The main
difficulty is the want of such leaders There is nc
. union among the opposition-and prc-eminent
parliamentary abty-and no man, who possess
cs the confidence Of the masses. Lord Derby-who
is certainly Of the most brilliant orators OF the
ageis wanting in the requisites Of popular leader
His antberal antecedents constitute powerful bar
rier to his becoming the idol of the multitude. Dis
raeli possesses weight of character-and is looked
upon fiashy adventurer. These two nre consd
cred the foremost men of the Conservative party
or the Radicals, who concur with them in their OPP
position to Russia there is not one of any note
Messrs. Golden Bright, of the Manchester wing,
understood-since they have become rich by agi-
taton-to side with the Czar-or at least to prefer
that he should be permitted to carry out his schemes
in the East rather than be resisted at the point of the
bayonct. They go for peace under all contingencies
and without regard to consequences.
We look forward to the proceedings of the Parlia
ment now in session with great interest. Strange
developments may be expected. Lord Pamerston has
yst to explain the causes of his mysterious withdraw
al from the Cabinet in December. The knowing ones
say, his conduct had some connexon with the al
legged Russinnsm Of Prince Albert
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the expectation Of the cess-but we have not seen
one this whole winter. Donder and 6iitzen !" &c.
We might fl columns in reporting tho indignant
outpourings of these wrathful gentlemen; but all
would serve no purpose The Hotel keepers have the
power to do as they please in fixing their terms-and
the Boarders have an equal right not to submit to
these terms by going elsewhere. Tha, is the obvious
alternative Have new Houses opened-bud new
Hotels. Competition will put an end to cxhorbitant
charges. May DC srike-a retreat to a mons sdeer,
after the fashion of the Roman Pebs, might bring
these patrcian Bonaces to their and right the
wrongs of outraged humanity Let the Bachelors lead
the way.