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Notice Il, Sugar Planters.

HE RosToN STEAM ENGINE ca"
4 of Boston. Mass, OTIS TUFTS, Agent hereby give
notice. that having purchased of lessrs. NILES Co.. Of
Cincinnati, all their patterns Drawings &c. with the good
Will OF the same, connected with the manufacture and sale Of
all kinds Of Machinery heretofore furnished by Niles
Co, for Sugar Plantations, such Steam Engines Sugar
Mis- steam Apparatus, &c. prepared manufacture
the abovedescrbe Machinery in any quantity and of the
best quality, and respectfully solicit continuance of the
liberal patronage which has formerly been upon said
Niles Co. They will also continue manufacture of Sta
oery steam Engines Marine Engines and Steam Boilers of
every description
We are pleased to announce that have made an ar
rangemen with Mr.. S. II. Gilman late partner Of Niles &
Co. to ACT as our Agent in contracting any of the above
named alachnery and pledge ourselves execute with
promptness and fidelity any contracts made by him. All
communications for Machinery may be addressed to him.
care Messrs j. o. Woodruff Co., New Orleans at whose
office he can be found.
BOSTON STEAM ENGINE COMPANY
Boston, Nov. i, 1853 OTIS TUFTS, Agent.
g. THIS NAY CERTIFY, That we have sold to the
Boston Steam Engine Company" all the Patterns Draw
Ing &c. together with the good will of the same pertaining
10 the manufacture and sale of all kinds Of Machinery here
toore furnished by us for Sugar Plantations such as STEAM
ENGINES, SUGAR MILLS, STEAM APPARATUS, &C. We
cheeruy recommend the said Steam Engine Company to all
our customers and others desiring Machinery of this descri
tion feeling assured that they will furnish them proximity
and efficiently Our Mr.. J. a. Miles, who is now in New
Orleans viii give any information that may desired upon
this subject and render any assistance in this business that
the said Company may need NILES Il co.
Cincinnati. Nov o.. 1876 dec,t ma
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A PETRIFIED MAS.-One of the most astonish-
ing curiosities ever exhibited in our city, (says
the Baltimore Sun, can now be seen at Carroll
Hall. It is the body of man found buried six
feet deep in guano, on the island Of Ichabe. It
is petrifed and turned to solid mass of stone,
retaining all the minute outlines of perfect
specimen of humanity. 1t has been examin-
ed by physicians and scientific men, and pro-
nounced one Of the most marvellous subjects ever
witnessed.
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C. A young gentleman, kissing young
lady the other day, asked her why she was
" SO sweet" "Ohm said she, my fathers
a sugar plantern
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MELVILLE SoULE AND THE DUKE or ALBA.--
The following is an extract from q letter of Mr..
eaillardet dated Paris, Dec. 1st, to the n. Y,
Courier DIES Etats Unis:
"a propos Of the women of America, you
have undoubtedly heard of the unpoliteness Of
which one of the most graceful and worldly.
among them has had cause To complain at
Madrid. | refer to Madame Soul6, wife Of the
minister Of the United States. She WAS present
NTH her husband and son, at = bail given BY the
Marquis de Turgot, on the 10Th Of November,
n honor Of the Empress Of the French, when
ne brother-in-law Of the latter, the Duke Of
Aba, made remark, as incomprehensible as
y was unbecoming. as to the toilette Of Madame
oooie' winch, BY the way, was the work of Pal
myIe, the Partisan dress-maker of the Queen
isabella herself. Hseems that the Duke of Alba
aoughe III OF Madame Soul6 having dress high
% Tue neck. whilst all the ladies Of the court of
sis'a wore dresses more or less low In the neck,
a nN he mad SAID aloud there goes Margaret of
ulguhay just at this moment, Melville Soul6
." as passing near, and, hearing the insult done
s y ~ mother, treated the grandee of Spain as o
PUPPY. Ihereupon, great disturbance ensued.
~ I. souie Immediately led off his son: but
NJ, iatsef. the next day, sent two friends to the
81. aae OF Alba, charged to require of him salts
=. ION s oy arms ora written apology The Duke
y M hrst refused either reparation. under the
s ss.s pretext Of there being political diff
sa'a az the foundation of the affair: but ac-
s,; ahg 70 report, public opinion having nm
na. declared itself against him-whicb il
-ch;.a. Mi strange In a country renowned for the
,a- respect which it has OF all times shown
hmsels We. s;esanty-the Duke ended by exeusing
vrong s ~ good grace, and acknowledging the
honor af ~, ~ 'llas ne acted handsomely; but the
Nely;llo s ue ahair, nevertheless, remained with
:orniny s ,ba VINO had the advantage Of per-
'he part Of filial Rodriguez
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Died.--On the goth of December last, ut
at Lockport, MRS. AZELIE KNIGHT consort Of Raymond
Knight Esq.
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CHINESE IDEAS OF Notwithstanding to the
Chinese notions on the subject each man has
three souls. Of these, ut his DEATH one goes to
their Purgatory; another to the tomb with his
body; and the third enters wooden tablet,
which they call his esprit Seat" This is a
small piece of wood in the shape of parallelo-
gram, and has written upon it his name and the
hour of his birth and death: from whence they
calculate from astrological observations the good
or i'll fortune of his posterity in matters upon
which they may wish to consult the indications
of futurity. AT the death of the individual, this
tablet is set up in large ancestral temple, and
worshippcd along with numbers of others. After
DEATH the spirit passes through various stages
before its final absorption into the great spirit of
nature-which the members Of this sect liken
to the absorption of drop of dew in the atmos-
phcre. At first, the soul is advanced or de-
pressed in their scale of existence, according to
the character of his life. If the soul has been
that of q sensual man, it passes into hog or q
dog; if that of a cruel man, into tiger, or some
other filthy or cruel animal. The tongues of
liars and the hearts of those wanting in natural
affection, are torn out in the spirit land by
furious demons. On the other hand, those who
have led virtuous lives on earth are elevated !;
the poor man becomes wealthy, and the lowly
are raised to positions of power and dignity
perhaps they become;sion or Conii-men immor-
talised for virtue, without passing through the
pains of death. AS q consequence of this belief
in the transmigrations of souls, the Chinese have
the utmost horror at the destruction of animal
life. The pagodas so conspicuous in represen-
tatlons of Chinese scenery, are erected, to con-
troll the powers of nature, the Fung Sehwui or
winds and waters. Some of these buildings are
very magnificent One in the province of Can
ton, was measured by some English officers
during the late war between England and China,
and ascertained to be 260 feet high and 90 feet
in diameter at the base, and is said to have cost
upwards of S., 100000. Some Of the porcelain
slabs with which it is covered are beautifully
painted
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Thibod;,,,x Juvenile school.

MISS CAROLINE E.. GREGORY.
~ offers her services to the citizens of Thbolax and
vicinity as teacher OF children of both Miss Gregory
VIII teach Reading Writing Arithemetic, and Primary
Geography Elements of Physiology History of q. S. and
first lessons in drawing The school win taught at the
day Of December. [dec3tfI
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Erandies, Wines, Liquors,

GROCERIES,, Drugs AND CHEMICALS.
E>HE Subscribers have now in store,
Il and are daily receiving per Packet, Steamers and
Ships, very extensive stock, as:
FRENCH BRANDlES-
800 PACKAGES, half quarter and eighth PIPES among
which -pinet, Castilon Co. seignette; ]. Augusn,
1882; Leco1 Champagne 1915; Alfred Morton Iennes-
sey Pelevoisn; j. II. GODDARD ETC.
HOLLAND GIN, JAMAICA RUN, SCOTCH and IRISH
WHISKY.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS
WlilSkf1o0 barrels Old Monongahela Rye; so barrels
Superior Virginia Rye; 100 barrels Western Reserve; 100
barrels Rectifed.
RtM-50 barrels Louisiana. GIN-50 barrels New York
BlTTERS-1O barrels Superior Wine; ~ barrels Schiedam
WINES
300 PACKAGES pure JUICE PORT Burgundy Port ;
Crown Port; Golden Sherry: Crown Sherry; Rose Ma
dera; Lisbon Madeira Sweet and Dry Malaga &c
CAMPAGNE-ln0 baskets Fine Brands, quarts and pins
CLAKEI-lo.t boxes, among which some very choice
HIATT SAUTERNE-2,0 boxes
OLD COGNAC BRANDY-15o boxes
HOLLAND GlN-Jalnaica RUM Sherry; Port, etc., 500
hnxa
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Bottles, S0ulierS ct BrodequinS.
n CH4PE1LI EFT CASQUEE7ES
EN- eros. ~

E soussigne tiendra CONSIGNMENT en-
- magasn, grand ct bel assortment de BoTTEs,
SoULIElS ct CHAPEAUX. Une attention parcniere est
donnee la fabrication de articles, ain quill rouve
convenable lie Aarche de la Louisiana de BONES qua
es haut de coup de pies ct convenabes Apre
uhe tongue experience ct attention partcuere bran
che dafaires aucune maison peu ofrr des conditions
plus ayatageuses hi DIES marcanses mieux adopttes aux
besoins DIES Marchanls 1T Consoulatcurs.
Jai auss assortment comple dc CITAPEAUX ct CAS-
QGETrES Chapeaux de Sole divers qualities Chapeaux de
Castor Feure, Casnir laine, etc. divers coeurs no
dc nrlne kossuh, Magyar, Planteurs, Mateots, etc.
1Hss1-Chapeaux de Pale, Campeches, Panamas ct La.
aners pour homnes enfnts. Toues envoyees
la iaison seront choses la plus grande attention.
e. w. DUNBAR, No. s. Rue DIES AIagasins,
IL h-l,..
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- - ~ "AAA->f IN
MoLASsEs-Goden Syrup and Honey
CANDLES-Sperm Star and Tallow.
S S',aln, White, Fancy and CASTLE.
BuTTER-Gosllen and Western.
tllEEsE-English Dairy, Pine Apple
Indigo saeraus, Buckweat Havana Preserves
Shaker Preserves Canton Ginger, Prnes, Currants
ans, Brazil Nuts, Rass, Almonds, Crsnberries, Dried
Apples, Dried Peaches
sPlCES-Alspice, Cloves, Cinnamon Nutmecs Pepper
finger, Kentucky Mustard &c.
hlFse-ketchups, Sauces Of all kinds.
ALE-Porter Cider Rock Candy, Sweet Chocolate assorted
Stuck Candy Fire Crackers Hacking, Wash Boards Clothes
LINES lrooms Shoe Brushes, Baskets Cedar Tubs Painted
Brushes, Axe Handles. &c.
Cap, Straw Store and Wrapping Papers of
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
bARhsDALE, Elroy, Parks, Mac Mae, McEnery, John
sydnor alcDonald Charles NJ, Palm, Spencers, Williams
GryTnes Buffers, Meyers, Rough Ready Mills, Lundy
loot Pnckneg iobson Choice Eucre, Yellow Bank Good
wins Smoking, I4iIenlal
HAVANA ClGARsOf very Superior brands, as Mensagero
Flos de Morales, Colon, yeglera Opera Z,p.dor Dos
Amegos Fl Cruzades, Tres Gracas, Delcros, La Flor
Donna prilna, Albert Cabano. ii Sol, &c:
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS
QulNlNE-2o00 ounces French and American; Is de,n-
Johns Spirits Nre 10 carboys ditto. 60 demoins Aqua
Amonia; carboys ditto; 30 carboys Acetc Acid; 80
Sal Soda 100 barrels Epson Salt; 25 bbs Glauber Salt
~ bbs Camphor; 80 bbs Cream Tartar 20 bbls Flour
Hrnstone, 20 bbs Roll ditto; 30 Gum Arabic, as
sorted qualities; cases Turkey Gum Myrrh; 5 cases
White Wax; $40 Ii Turkey Opium 1850 Il, Tartaric Acid
% ID Ciric Acid; bbls Oxalc Acid; bales Orange
Peal 3 bags Anseed bales English yalerian Root: Q
bales Gentian Root; 2 bales Columbia Root 90 boxes
Galelned Niagnesa; 10 Carb Magnetism; 1860 d
PERUVIAN Bark i'll powder, various qualities; 500 IL A
can Cayenne Pepper 1Oob Powdered Cantharides; 1oOi
English Calomcl 200 ID American Calomel 100 ii Eng
lsil ue Mass 200 h American ditto 80 ID Tartar Emetic
o. 10 corrosive submate; 30 b Red Precpitae $50 b
Iodine Potasse; 50 b Iodine 800 Morphine 1850
ounces Srychnine
500 ID CHLORoFoRM, and large assortment Of Drugs
chemicals, Extracts, etc, for sale by E. J. HART Co.
jan14. 70 Tchounitonlas 8. New Orleans
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ana Liquors. consisting in
APPLES. Brie,l nm ,yreep
tIsplcE,
tslsErIe.
AVE ilASDLes
Bacon, Hams, Sides and
.Shoaiders:
BEEF, Sugar-cuxsd
BuTTEb. Goshen and Hes
tern
BEANS. Nary
BIsCUITs, Sptia and Butter
BREAD, Pilot ami Nary
BUckWHEAT hegs u boJes
BRcoMs. assorted
BLEACHING, "Mason's'
BASKETS, ait sizes,
BUCKETS, Tin ami painted
COFFEE, Rio, lara, .Hoeha
CANDLES, Sperm, Stur and
French taiIoW
CHEESE, Pine .4pplr, Eng
hsA Dairy and Hestcrn
CHocoLATE. No.
CANDIES, ASSERTED
CoRpIaLs, 10.
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AGENCY OF THE
Merchants Insurance Company
of New Orleans.

TOR the parishes of Assumption, La
l. fourche and Terrebonne. The undersigned having
been appointed for the above Insurance Company
beg call the attention of Planters Merchants and
property holders of the three above parishes to the follow
ing clause adopted by the Board of Presidents OF
Companies of New Orleans, for country Fire Risks.
r- FIRE EIsKS out of New Orleans, on buildings or
contents excepting Gin and Houses and their con-
PLACE HAS NO INSURANCE COMPANY OR AGENCY
IN 1T namely
1t understood and agreed to be condition OF this In
surance that any loss within the policy the In
TO be liable only for THREE FOGTHS OF THE
SAME not exceeding the herein insured, and the
OTHER FOURTH to be BORNE BY THE Assn RED.
The undersigned is ready to Insure properties against
Fire Risks and also Cargo per Steamboats,.
CHARLES LESSEpS, Agent
Firm of Lesscps Deguilhem, Thbodaux, In
MAY 9th, 1853. I22ly.]
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A. b. IL A Ct A MS
FAMILY GROCERY STORE,

street. rnsa
| has now in N " Ht|
ntly replenis hing, a eta4sassz&6
of GROCERIES. WINES,
part of the following, viz.
kErcHuP. Wainat, Temuto
i,sRo, No. i Eeaf
i.oBsIEBs,
Lemons,
LAMP Wick
LluuoBs. Cosnae, ehampa-
gne, peach. md .NeD- York
Brandy: Old Bo"rbon,
Trash and Eectfed WhiS
Key; Holland Gin; ia
mafrh Rum, etc, etc
MUSTARD. Crcote aud Rn.
MuBAssEs,
MACARoNI,
MATCHES, Friction
MACE,
NETMEGs
NUTS, PccaEs and .7imons
OILS, Oiire Lamp aud Lard
ONIONS
PICKLES, .4ssorfed
PORK, Mess and Prime
POTATOES, Street and Irish
PEACHES, Dried
PEPPER, Btdtk
PEppkB SArcE,
POWDER, Sporting and Rife
PIPES, Clay and Stone
RAIsINs, Malaga
Rics. Carolina and Creole
SALT, course, .fne and Thbie
SUGAR, Loat and Bromn
Soar. bar CASTLE and fancy
STARCH. FoIs anticipates
SNUFF, SchtcA aud MaGaboy
SARDINEs,
ShoT. Buck dnd Drop
SAL F.RkTTs,
TEAS. assorted
ToBACCo, do.
TIN WARE. do.
WINES, Madeira, Sherry.
Champagne, Port, e. Red
WASH BOARDS ETC, ETC.
Raglan, 3 st. Philip street.
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CHOICE POULTRY.-35 pair~
" SHANGHAI CHICKENS fun bred, and -
few pair Of other choice Asatic fowls offered $HA
sale. Apply at the MINERVA OFFICE.
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. buildings and ground.

The last is an estimated Am0unt probably
considerably within tho sctdal population.
"By these tablesait will beseen that for
the first thirty years the Increase Of the
population was only 15,6N or y frae-I
lion more than $40 souls Per annum. III
the next ten years the rate Of increase was
aGaction less than 5s7sper annum. From
1910 to 1850 the increase, in round Numbers,
was15,5oo, or at sewerage rate Of 1850
per annum; and in the last three years tho
Increase has been 10 900, or atthe rate Of
1888 and fraction per annurn. king
the last thirteen years together, the increase.
has been 2s,5oo, 81 II the average satezof
1892 and a fraction. So that the increAseE
Of the last thirteen years amounts II more
than the whole increase Of the first forty
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GAME IN THE ARCTIC REGIONS. -Amons the
many interesting features of the voyage of the
Investigator into the Arctic regions, is the
quality and description Of game found by the
daring explorers. The crew of the Investigator
killed from the LIST Of Ocrober, 1850, to the 9Th
of April, 1858, the following mostly during the
spring Of the present year, musk oxen, ITO
deer, 90 hares, s86 grouse, 1913 ducks, 90 geese,
2 wolves, and bears; total 1865. The musk
oxen averaged 278 ID each, and the deer 20 fh.
The deer was found to be very Wild and gunners
The mode they adopted was the following:
They secreted themselves in various parts
Of the ravines, Or behind the sand hills, and
listened with breathless silence until they heard
the deer tap the snow off the willow with their
feet in order to eat the heritage. When the air
was frosty and the weather calm tapping could
be heard at distance of about 200 yards, and
BY listening and observing infinitely, the gunner
easily detected the position in which his prey
was located. AS soon as this was correctly as
certained, person was sent considerable dis
lance around the deer, and slight noise having
been made at their back they Immediately ran
off, probably past the gunner. 1t was in such
instances where the chance ola skill occurred
One hundred and ten deer were thus killed, and
as they will run long distances after receiving
wounds, it is fair to suppose that many more
would have been secured if the crew had been
with a brace or more of deer
hounds
The musk OK was found to be very ferocious
animal and great danger necessarily attended an
attack. In a country of fine green valleys, ex-
tensive plains, lakes and woods, and where
Kindred game is found, there is a certainty of
finding wild fowl Of every description. If Sir
John Franklin has ever reached this distant part
Of the globe, great hopes may reasonably be en-
of his safety, it is not very probable
that mankind could ever want in SO rich a land,
evidently possessing everything that nature can
lesire.-7Ae Flag Of our Union.
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A Coa11r1os For TIE spo1Ls.-The Washi

A COALITION FOR TIE SPorLs.-The Washing
ton Sentinel, says an Exchange paper, puts the
following inquiry to the Washington Union:
tDid not the Washington Union, when party
spirit ran high, on the eve Of political organiza-
tons preceding the last presidential canvass,
enter into deliberate contract with the pro-
prietors of the Republic Wing organ-to give
them one-half of the profits of the public print
ing if they would induce its Wing friends to
vote for it as the public printer for the 32d
Congress- And has not suit been brought by
Gideon & Co., for share Of those profits? OF
truth here is q coalition that is a coalition -
nJ@ We learn from the sandusky Register,
that Hector Jennings, of that city, has recently
received letters from his attorney, who has just
returned from London, assuring him of the en-
tire validity of his claim as one of the two heirs
to the immense Jennings estate in England
valued at S60,000,0O0.
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NOTICE,-T6e I

NOLLECTOK'S NUTICE.-The I'M
~ dersgned takes this method Of announcing to his
friends public that he is prepared to receive for
collection all kinds of accounts and promssory notes or
any part of the State and hopes by strict attention to-
all business conded to his care, to be deserving Of their
liberal patronage. j. A. RDBlGHABA.
1hibodaux, March 5. 1853 1871.
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Negro Infirnl:lry.

1lR F. c. EWING informs the planters of this vicinity
l/that he has openeda hospital for sick and diseased
Negroes. where they will receive the best of Medical
attendance and every comfort requisite to rapid conva-
resence The Hospital located the residence Of the
late DIR. T. nj. Williams, Jackson l5-tf
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Marie de Thibodaux, ce IA Jan, 1554
4 Wis AU BOULANGERS. LIE prix de
la Farine fraicle eant 81 90 lie Marce de Ia No,l
vee Orleans les Bouangers sont reqais de bonner ~
onces de pain pour dix cents, dnran la semaine pro-
chaine. v. ID. TERkEBONNE, Mare
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that he might consider il and report upon 1t Of
fcially. fLaughter.
II it was his lthe Chaplain'sl opinion that the
bill we have passed is likely to subject us to
divine wrath. he (Pettit) should beg his col
leagues in the House for Gods sake tosend back
the bill to US.
The discussion was further continued by
Messrs. Douglas, Houston, Seward and Badger,
and finally the petition was laid on the table
The House spent the whole day upon another
railroad bill, which had passed the Senate for
a grant of land to Wisconsin in aid of o road
from Milwaukee to Lake Winnebago This bill
has met q strong opposition by parties from the
locality, who already have a road under way
with which this one would conflict. At one
time the measure was near being ordered to its
engrossment, the vote being 81 yeas to 80 nays,
but Speaker Boyd came in and voted no: so
there was tie, and the vote lost Subsequent
". the bill was laid on the table, or as Senator
Benton would say, Z killed stone dead.
The Senate had Q long Executive session to-
day, but the Gadsden Treaty was not taken up
Those who say this Treaty will be passed know
no more about it than he who reads.
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MIR. FILI,MORE.
J. Telegraptaic.
LATER FROM EUROPE

LA LIN ThDM@ GUFOFE.
.Neao York, March l6.--The New York and
Hayre steamer Franklin has arrived with Hayre
dates to the 28th ult. ~ Her adyices state
that the ice in the Baltic had been broken up.
The Russian feet had completed Its prepara-
lions and was quite ready to sail. II was re-
ported that the Emperor Of Russia had laid an
embargo on the British shipping which remain
ed IN Russian ports Nothing further Of i'm
portance had been heard from Asia
Austria had threatened tooccupy Basina and
seryia. Apanic had taken place at the Vienna
Bourse, upon the receipt of the Cars reply to
Louis Napoleon. In the letter, as published,
he concludes by saying that the conferences at
Vienna have afforded the sole basis upon which
he will consent to treat.
Austria had finally decided to join with the
Western powers in summoning Russia to eyac-
uate the Principalities by the Both of April;
and, if necessary, to use force to compel such
evacuation.
Russia was still engaged in intrigue with
Sweden
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1 LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NE WIS
n TuE NEW oRLEANs pAILY CRESCENT.
aa tbf Snutbfra Lint.
Further from Europe.
ARABIA ARRIVED An BOSTON


ARABIA ARRIVED At BOSTON.
DETAILS OF HER NEWS.
BosroN, March 1.-THE Cunard steamer
Arabia has arrived here in 80 hours from Hal
flax, The following is the principal additional
items Of her general news.
EASTERN AFFAiRs-FRANcE AND ENGLAND
The l1onitei&' publishes adecree, ordering the
officers Of the French Naval Squadron to act
with the English as if the two were Of one ma
tion. Lord Ellenborough, in making motion
in Parliament for militia returns, insisted
strongly that the troops Of the allies should
have been sent to the Baltic instead otto Turkey
The Duke of Newcastle in reply, stated that
England had plenty of troops and ships for both
the Mediterranean and the Baltic. The Earl Of
Winchester recommends the establishment of an
independent empire at Gonstantinople. We
cannot imagine the meaning Of this, but give it
literally. Ems.
FURTHER FROM SPAIN.
Later intelligence from Spain reports the fur
Their progress Of the insurrection in the Province
of Arragon. The Majorca Regiment had left
Madrid for Saragossa, and another was to fol
low. The insurrectionary movement was said
to be extensive.
RUSSIAN EXPEDITION TO JAPAN
The Russian squadron left Shanghai on the
Gath December for Japan.
The squadron Of Commodore Perry would also
sail for Jeddo in q short time.
NEW HAMPSHIRE POLITICS.
Bosroa, March 16.-- Reports to-day state
that the democrats give it up that the wings
And freesoilers have carried the House. One
hundred and fifty mine opposition members are
already known to be elected The democratic
candidate for Governor has lost three thousand
three hundred in one hundred and twenty
towns The vote will be very close and great
excitement exists. 1t is considered very GER
tain that no man who is in favor Of the Ne
braska bill can be elected United States SEN
ator.