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Succession ofAz.4ie Rousseau, dtceastd
-sgs'1 wife hti jean Meyer. '4.Ee's
fBy virsne of ii decree of the Honorable the
5tl Jutdcial District Court Of the State OF Loui-
sfaha, i'm aud nrt the, parish of Assumption dated
december 52tth 1851, and to me directed, will
be offered at public sale, on the premises in this
parish, at about 8 miles below the village Oh
NapoieonyiIte, on the right hank Of Bayou La
fourche, on Tuesday the 10th day of January
1851, at ten O'Clock a NJ, BY Al F. Hickman,
sheriff and auc.iogeers in and for this parish. the
following described property, belonging the fato-
resaiI succession, TO VII sttei43E -ayH
lst. 4 plautatjoa,. situated in this, parish. Oh
the right bunk Of Bayou Lafourche, t .a5out 3
miles be!ow the village Of iNapoleonpiile, inca
'ssrrfnr one arpentand a half iron, OIL forty ar
peAts in depth, between converginr lines boan-
dad aho~e to three arpents in depth by lands of
Jean lieyer and from threeiarpents in depth IL
the forty ~arpents,. by lands Of .~liarias Forais,
and below by lands OF DrF A. Williamson, TO.
rctiIer with a.hthe=baiidngs ard provements
ID. Etouaza, 1. negro man, aged - years.
Sd. Charles, a negro man, aged SO year..
9TH. Severn, a negro boy, a~ged,l5rYears.
S5ih! Fanc.ietfe, 4 negro woman, aged 30
wears, with her three children, Casimir aged s
years, C~elestin aged 5 years and Thcrese aged
5 years.H IIiA " q III 4IA
9Th. Marianne, a negro woman aged 90 years
with her child named..Benn, aged on e year.
7th. 2 american horses, 3 COWS and their
calves, one lot offfI'Sgs. ,SEi0itEA.aIC
9Th One horse, cart. ploughs, herses, hoes, /
lot Of lime, | lot Of cord sood, lot or corn and
hay, &c. xrew pcet-r~3 TIA 2eA
Terms and Conditions: c2t.
q The movable payable all sums Of ten dollars
and under ten dollars cash, aud all sums above
ten dollars payable in march 1853. The slaves
PAYABLE one half in march 1854, and the other
half in march 1855. The land payable in three
equal instalments: one third in march 1854, one
third in march 1866, and the remaining third in
march 1856. Pnrchaserssto furnish their own
notes, payable to their own order and by them
endorsed, with one good security, signing said
notes ind binuingllirnseif jointly and severa,ly
with the purchaser said notes to bear interest
at the right of eight percent per annum after
due until paid; said noes TO be identified with
the acts of sale and bear special mortgage On the
land and slaves until final payment.
Parish Of Assumption, december Gath 1853.
A. +, HICKMAN.
TX es sg r RI n Sheriffand Nnrfioaaer
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LANDS FOR SALE.

Fine farming and cypress lands, situated
as follows: .ta9a4ta8as. 81 .sap ta,.e t-s4s
On Grand Bayou above plantation of Nor
bert, Lanye and below francois Mollere. i5oc
- On Bayou Corne, near the feHy-onBayoa
Pierre Part above and below ferry:-ona Belle
River road Leading to .Grosa g. PraYans
plantatieni-Bayo screux:s-on Bayou
Droit;-in Brule Labadie:-in New Texas.-
Double concessions siofs 6Gnilsob brothers,
Barber and,others. hn BraA SkMncent'&
on the Opelousas rail road route, - = II iss'1
~ea a. Terms moderate x9.j2ao" sr-
Apply 70 i POWELL.
U. S. Dep smveyer& land agent :
DonadnnviHesi L.. H15a
az .sosD.4 ,tE9.s s II
.gS ,- .iasE 2 ss1
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-01
Flat dc Ia Louisiana. = Conr dn Gin
ouiene District Jnaiciaire.-Paroisse
Assumption: E.ftIlt <Id
saccessiou des Aqgystc Tete. s.

Succession des Aqgystc Tete.1
En- ywts f~nn1decret de- Ia Goar du
Cinonieme District Judiciaire de fEtat
de Ia L.ouisianc, dams ct pour Ia parois-
sc Assumption, sons IN date dug novem-
.bre 1858, il scra :offtft en- vehte p,ibli-
hue a. Ia ire.iaencc dc veuve Aaggnste
Tate,- 10 ID yarier 1854, a 9 henres dn
ma,in. par Alfesl Tete, ~cneanteur Ppur
la paraisseAsso
lie mobilier. bstes q corrc, apparte-
nant a la dite Succession.
~ III Termes /: Complaint Efsnl
a :eisscl Assohltion, SO,dsc.tlS53
1s7ma 4sasa AL FREQ TETEy
fpTT1T- E~tlcsdtcur.1
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-01
'ETATa DE- ia IOUI>IANE.-Coa,
.dH CihYuien,ei. Di>frictAJudicialre::! !
- rssrni>st -Ass5omptiosi. at.L E137"'haG
ire de III sshirtctyHsicn De M

M -,r..H bl>te Ictr.
g7Enrs dim decret dc. IA Courf du 5me
district Judiciaire dams eft pour Ia ,pagoisse
Assumption. sous Ia date ,du 8 noyetnbre
il .sera oiiert en-, yante publiH'e, al d
residence dc .yeuycz .Apguste, Ttte. lf
acme jonr}fde- Eyrier 1851, a dir, her-
res Ap 1matina nar Alfred Ttte, epean~
'eur pour la paroisso Asscmptionrlcs pro-
Priefss, ci-apfes dtcrites, alpalieraHtEa Il
susdite succession, sayoir.: IA :ftf
10. Une habitation situte en- cetic pa
~roisse, rive droitc. dn Bayou Lafourche, me-
surant dcux arpeuts do, facsssnr qnsrante
;arpeats de'prolopdoJr, gentse Iignes parallel
les, bornte en- haut par Ia teyre De Dap
tiste Henry ct sn has pan celIe dc A. Tete,
avec u etendue de, terre aljaGenle7 aux
qua1ante arpents, mesurant sept arpents de
face quarante a%rlents de p~roiond'ur,
bornee en- haut par la terro dc Bite Bonrg.
ct en- has par celIe de vvuTe Jonrdan.f Les
esclaves srivants, savoire v Henry, Negro
age de 35 ans; Barber, Negro age De 50
ans maroonneur; Alfred. lmappohot,A age dc
ans; Elizabeth, negresse age de % ans
afljgGe dune hernie ct Dune fracture lA
iambe; Nary, negresse agee de 81 ans, u
aigae;A Anne, pegresse agGe dc 50 aus. ma
Iadive, et scs deux e%nftn's, Ootavn, age de ;
ans ct I'm enfant "a Ia mamelle. s.r.,T +
Conditions de Ia Vente /: La .erre' ct les
esc!aves payabIes up tiers en- smars ls93,
un tiers Ell mars 1855, ct ls dtfn;ef tiers
en- mars 1856. Les acqlereurs toNrnlsSam
des billets avec cautions solidairrs payaf
bles a leur proprrcs ofdrc at bureau On Re-
corder de ceue, parpisse, "He2c hyyppotheaue
sipeciale SUI, les dltes propritlGs' AIMS q'1in-
tera, a raison de huit pour cent par aIJairess
'echeance. .a;aag s. o!2o:;9 ~ * =
! Paroisse Assumption, lc 80 dec. 1853.
;7rcsslgro6 D. r4E ALFREsl IYSI'T,,& e.
1G~ E,ncantAr.
rs #slFr e. ERHG T
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QUl CE FIRE

Dsruis pres dun mois il a etc depos6
sur lhablia,ion de teu Etiennc Landry ~
Tn baiii de pore, marquette, J. Landry.
I'm demi1baril nlaqnereauA, do. do.
Avis sstdonne gu on ,ient CO fret i u
disposition du seritableE consiguatairH.s
peuryu qu'il p~aielles frais dc cot avis.
WILSON GRISAMORE.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-01

ne moveahle property payable all sums OF
Ten dollars and under, cash, and alt snm OYER
'endo!iars n mareh,Iexs: the purchasers to far
nlsh thei notes With se.:uritv at satistEa ction.
SAID notes bearing intersst4at the rate OF eight
per cent per annnrn.
Ire acts 'ofsalr to be passed before Andre
LEBLANC, Recorder of said parish of Assump-
tioa, at the expensssof the purchasersgii
b Parlsliyof Assumption. DE. % 1853.
G.. IINOSSlER, .
80 TsH""o,i .4na19 zi9ucs ,.hrcaionccr.
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FIJI yertu d'uaa' dttcrtet de- Ia Ccur Gu Gin
R~q1:e:nc District Jadiciaireod de 1;Etlt de ia
Lcuisiule. dams etlpou, La paroisse Assomp-
tom selr;i ia date :du II daoembre 1858, il seza
c:i4Ij en- vente pablique, sur les lieux; i enyi-
ron 3 mile" au-ttesssouas dul' village de Naapncs-
Iteoonvillc,' sur Ia rive droite du Bayou' LatbnE-
che, dams cette p~arois:a, @le mar1i tome jour
de Janviar 1854, a dix heares Gu natil: par \.
f. Hickman, eneanteur dams. ct pour cette
p]aroisse, les, propietts ci-apres ,dtclites, ap-
paitenant 4 Ia slsdite succession, SAVIOR ;"
10. Une kabFaflon, situGe dams cetta pa
roisse. sur Id rive lroita du Baycu lLatcu~che,
4 environ, 3 miles au-desSouS de Napoi6on-
vtlle, mesurant un, arpent q. de.nl de face spr
Guarantc arpents de protondeur entire hgnes
con~vargeanteS, bornee en- haut jusqn'a 'trois
arpents de prcFondeur. par4terre de Jean Me
yer, ia partir tes trois arpen;s lusq,fau qua-
ra,.te arpents par les terres de Marius Forais
ct g., has par. les terres tu pr L. \. Niliianl-
SIN ayec les batis3es,ot authorizations qui cu
ct:pentent.
81 20 f iouirt, Negro. age dc - ans e."
81. Charles, negre, dga dc IS ans. -r~!G
f, 40 Sev2rip, negEe, age lie is ais. -
So. sFanchette. ~negrcsse. ag5e de 10 ats,
ct ses trois entantS nomm5s Casiilir age de 8
ans, C1tes;iu age de- S ans There's, '$gtc dc
g ans.'"t 90 "'' -" .'A2+
e.. Mariane,, naeresse, ag6e de 90 ans,
avec son enfant noinmt Beps. aga d'npan.
10, 2chevaux ame4caips, 3 yaches4 81. leprs
,vcau,x, un lot De coeAons.
30. | charrette 4 cheyal, chafrqes, Ac!sss:' /
lot .ae chaax, / lothe' bois de cofde.'1 lot de
fansset mars ,letc.a qHtt t".@ HG.it9G 9
Ghi 'tcimcs Ct Conditions -@t.,sf
.Legmobiier payable poustoutesasammes4'e
SO ct au-dessops DC $40. ~comptqnt, ct toutes
somrnes au.dessus de $40 pa yables len mars
1854. Les e~sclaves payabIes Ia Taoitia en-
mars 1854, ct Ia utre motto en- mars 1855. La
tsrre payable IN tiers Ell mars 1854, TN tiars
en- mars 1855 ct le desnier tiers ell mars 1856,
Ces acGusreufS devrui1t sfoura3ir -leurs hillets
fHits 4 leur propre orana sd. par 1euS. eildoss@s
kayee BONES cautions fs}enga geapt'sa solido
ayec, les dts aequsrenrs;; les dts ahiltet5 por-
taut iut5r2t a raison De hut pour cent par an,
eln.cas'l a non pjiernant aux aelleauces, In
terre Of les esclavps ~fcstai!t specialcn1eit hy-
pothocus5s jasqu'air paffait paiement,% .''
< / a9oisse Assoul stiaa, lie 81 6aaefnbre 1853.
'a,a.1 ~. ,5t y. r. HlCKAiAN. w
49, r'ntar 4a.eg ha@sifet F:neantenr.
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.. NOTICE.

Just received from Maysvillo [Ky] . fSn
~ ssortmen OF floughs Ollie ~to!Iswin &
m!rks . ..ao. .oE II :. gsgs.s fs:Fsu3ata7s
qa.a William sMc Clanahan; 81 s7aey OF, II,
.yii7l Jamss HAIL. lo5s .s.w as.an sgi4 "a
o.ra Young IL Co. 'i -a-3e 81 Of saayag
ri Which are offered for safe at the una ]
Nactirer's. price b. ron 2 3'@ .S..sS
-cTeV e-@. s E.NN ~ ISS52
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State Of Louisiana. - Fifth Judicial
@T lffstfifcE Court patih@efAsstaHfs-
4 Gosi! JiIJG. GU34E{ L. GaGt4
In the m&ttorofIhe aSacGessionE Ct An-
.>rbTA~ ggas.e Tet'.Q = III
by Hir'te Of deesccaot4theo Honora.
HE FiGh Judicial District Court in and
.toru gtle parish of4As,amptlor, dated lhe
OH day efnovcmher 1883. Viii be Of
,lclgd 1T PUBLIC auction, IT the rrsldlchcGi
of widow AngasteT Tex, qp.the l4th day
of Janpa,v 1874. at.9 O'clock 4: NJ, "
+ Alfred Trtc, ~anctiooneer for 1'hhpa;b parish
of Assumption, Ii.b ~tf.anoq. IN. ,,~-
.,D Ihe, m~pvcable Property aand %cattie,
belonging 70 s"ii rqcec:cip"-aoh aagrn
.,, .tTcims -; Cab. ..ag
,,n pari-h Of .A-somgt!on, 30 dec: lS53."
ja ,r,il,,a: ALFRED TliETrE'r go
Is -....t ,.-r, A~pctiopecr. =.
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-
A VENDRE

7,s.t.,n.. A VENDRE
De bonnes terres cultiyables ct des cyprer
res situees comme II suit
Sur lie Grand Bayoa, an dessus de 4 habita-
ton de, NJ NoRBERr LAUvE ct au dessous de
Ia residence de nj. F. MoLLERE;;a
Sur lie Bayou Corns, pres du ferry;
Sur lie bayou Pierre art, au deAsus7 ct au
dessous du ferry; fs4,l 80. 81
Sur la Belle Ritasrs. sur Ia route conduisant
sur fha hitation Gaos ct Pagan; ~
Sur IL bayou ECrsur;-surle bayou Qroit, Ii
dams lie Bfale Labad,e dams Ie NoHreGH
Teas. 0 4 b.
A vendre esalcinent des doubles conces-
s;ons situees derrierc les habitationsS de NM.
Guillot, Barber ct autresss---dans le Brdls 81.
Hneent ct sur lie railroad DIES Opelousas 8 re-
@s Conditions avantageuses sas IL
8 - 4. j. POWELL, go
81 hss@ - Der sMpfyor fasada4ssaa:s
Donaldsonylles Lac / ssasfIeH - :
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ARrSTIDE
g.rE* "a 2@'@E ~ Eff %% go ~ .S 50
MANOEI. De

CORR ESpONDANTS DIES JOURNAEX4
FRANgAIs EN- AMERlQUE,
viennent d:instituer ala Nouvelle.0 Orleans,
une Agenes EAfairestetA de PubltottS. lls 81
chargent dc Yentes, td'Achats, de Collections,
ct eli general eqoiYent tous ordrss etcommif
sions de Ia part des Habitaats ct Marchends
de la Cote. fGe taa-4. n41@sstl
neuyELlE-osLEasss O., rue de chartres.
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VINII DE SUCCESSION.

Succession &c 'ziIic Fo0sscaU,, Tcn'm
---t.- I--tL dc .lcan. MHftr..---I
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al; gs5sl4 ia. ~" @@ -
.ae E -. eiasG 2 $3.50
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-01

Is asledfsnd X6eiiaaee,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-09

TO arrrC manner ,-nir 'ed and Immediately ,f,e-,-3
visitors and io trr .'nc Of Garrett best port
' G ll, rl- Which ile =, nuui-c'urcr procee ded 10
lam. Mr. Mech. iad some m. 40 tested Ti1.rae
ar amer 'an ateftion ~ I'll. ld. AL, nothing llI1sf
p! ae rr' en- zcrenc- ~ CARROTS decribel ia s1pa
4"I mono u some respect. ur,ing tir Implement Hkers
!" te 10 a. much o. qOsbie nj he recp.O- atlg action
Do fr machine g. produce them Lighter sn che spsr 30
WcTk cut The problem q steam cultivation aui generally
10 60 titad. 10 this be took hiz guests from
L'd 20 it.d stopping az sne point 20 show fLa spring
Tuiime 10000 goilOns day. with which b. slies bis
manure at tnothcr 10 explain bis mode - fs'liuy
era FEEDING sheep. again. 10 read Il letter from Mr.
honey DE Scotch qgricu.tu-lst re-or ling what
ulr sing increase Of .3Od for stock he has ob,einei
by ne Ire Of liquid manure. III grain and mqngod crop.
tNcttd general admiration. and former
be fhOWn any hing like them The eats especially are
magnificent Outstanding, ia growth aryearel AMI
~ heh thai some adverurers who started q expl1re
fed so"D WIN Payne Defiance Il once shut out
% view ny tie waving and luXuran mass Of ye-statpn
IN tic management Of bis Italian rye gra,s Mr. Necbi
farming shows 20 the least gdvan tage but for this a. Mr.
Gard very properly observed after dinner the drv climate
81 me eastern counties somewhat responsible. II max
Ig The Ground Of bis farm Mr.. Mech delivered sue
cosson Of short but very amusing and vigorous per-
iPtiec lectures on almost important point
neciCd with agriculture. His visitors de-
Ifh.ed with the ireshnefs, the good hlmor, the vol
uDlHtf, ana, IL the man. the @Oundne-s OF th-
expostons. They certainly have a stamp about thea
winch nobody but N ec could give, ana his heldpres III
ng7 On agriculture alone worth travelling long dis
10 eAtmBe the iccdingheds the stock, and the general
arrangements Of the homestead. but enough hai been
seen 70 satisfy the keenest appetite Ton improved cl'a-
lion. Smart exercise in the fresh air had brought
large PROPORTION Of the quests into frame Of BODY and
mind thoroughly calculated 70 90 justice the ample pro.
vision which their host hcd prepared for them. H. spa
c0us tent erected for that purpose they sat down the
number Of Le8ry 800 and there the evening most
rcrcealy Terminated in that round Of and speech
moi pe Feb seems an Indispensable condition of festive
meetings in this country
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AUSTRALIA.

SYDNEY. May o4.-The Govemor-General returned
from bis Moreton Bay and Port Curtis N );h
Of May. On the 10TH when the C3unc reassentlsl, his
Excellency sent down the following Message
The Governor-General would gladly have avfiei
himself Of earlier tine Tor receiving the advice an
ssancc Of tie Legislative Council II he had grounds
for pang in the anxiety whch ia stated 20 prevail
on the subject of the deeuces OF the port and City OF
sydney but bis ENcelency has great pleasure atng
that he satisfied. from the most authentic sources OF Ia
ruati,n within his reach that immediate occasion for
alarm exists.
From Til, information II would appear that the &C
g. uus wLcl have reached e Colony with re>Oect 70 the
stu m of the Russian naval force in the East ludian
ses have been much exaggerated will be -een by the
annexed return of the English French and Russian squad
rous ~ the China seas
"It has not been IN the GoyeruoTGencrals power to
Of tain such ntt ceucc regarding the Russian naval force
in tie Pacific. bat To- has To- believe thai only one
FL po!wtr belonging 10 that nation Is stationed there
viii il Is well known that The British and French squad
rors in flat vicinity are of considerable strength.
"Urder these circumstances. the GOvernOrGeneral
does hot deem eypedent 10 the Council for the
dispatch Of business without giving the usual time for
caraton and for the milling of members from the
country Meanwhile bis EXcelency viii cause the works
Of defense already commenced 10 be prosecuted with
vcor and will the continued presence 81 one Of
her Msjtstys sbipsof-war.
Ior'e Sydney ld,h May 1854"
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INDIA.


DISPATCHES through France the London press in an
tcpaiion of the East Inda Mail bring dates from Bonn
bay 10 GOTH Calcutta 18th June Hong hong ga ana
sydney 2,th May.
In India The hot season Just concluded has been an ex
trtmey unhealthy one In the preSidencies OF Madras
and Bombay there has been scarcity OF food and wafer
and very unusual mortality from cholera but the rams
have now SET in and are accompanied usual by ces
sadon from cholera well from business and action
Of all kinds There has never been so ar prosper o
tranquility on the Scinde frontier. -
Latest news from Cabul bears date the 18th OF May
Nahomed Afzul Khan has informed the Aneer that a
Kokanee army 900 strong lately marched against the
Russian force in the dependency of Hoorgunj, which
amounted only TO 1000 men 4 battle took place, IN
which the Kokauee army was defeated having all killed
on the field except 1000 men, Some, however report
differently
The King of Bokhara maintains his correspondence
with the Shah Of Persia and the Emperor OF Russia ana
is anxious TO sire nthen his alliance with those powers.
The latest accounts from Pegu agree in stating that the
frontier is tranquil but the reports from beyond II are
most contradictory. Capt Phayre, the Commissioner Is
70 rroceed ON mission to Ava during the monsoon
Meeaday will soon be very important post barracks
Gov Enqb troops are being built also hospitals and COM
r,issariat and ordnance warehouses. siege tram Is
t "a there and should any advance on Ava ever be-
ome Necessary Meeadsy will serve as the base OF ope-
Iations. III :. .. .,DDosa5 hal
Isd for has been discovered IN the haroor
SO Srrsbava Dutch settlement al the eastern end OF
the island Of Java there are SIX ships atosetne,-ue
Paas carving the Commodore pendant Two Scoops
ofwsr a igofwar and two tenders. Later accounts
state that two of the Russian fgaes are reported 10 DC
cruising in the track of the Australian trade ana some
English ships have been sent TO look after them
Piracy is said TO have increased ID the STRAITS 70 suon "
extent as seriously to inure the trade OF S'hsa"0'
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CHINA.

From The CreraHd Friend f China ef Jsne6.
The hiatus causod by the possible total oss Of me Tai
by the DOurO with summary for the fortnight ending
tie sd u entails recapulaion OF the prncpaleveni
in China during the whole Of the past month.
The principal items of by the lost mail were Is
follows Further proofs OF the mendacty oi ihe hahasg7
of Tt Pkn Ga- and the great success instead OF de-
feat Of the patriot army known 10 be operating IN
tlree grand divisions. Continued insurrecuon IN the
green tea districts ard approach Of relief IRON Nankn
10 The holders of Shanghai and mischeyOus conduct OF
the French Marine Serious cmcNe al Nincpo; the crews
Of the mperas Letters Of mMque fighting with the for-
tucuese Lorcha mon Instruction al IaichOw, about
sStv nile from Niugpo Hard fighting under the banner
of Teen teh Wang in the Fokien Province Death OF Mr.
Rrre who was sho in the attack the lmperias camp
at shanghai on the 4ih OF April Arrival Of crew and
messengers Of the wrecked American bark Sarah Moore
Ami, Of Admiral Stirling and movements OF our ships
of war IN these seas
To the foregoing have now add the news OF the
fortnight ending this date And here We have 20 reverse
the usual order Of report and SO undoubtedly most m
toresting home give, before our Chne.e provincial
intelligence detail of the progress and position OF
British arms in these The Malts with the decara
ZION of war by combined France and England against Rus
a arrived on the 25h Of May Within an hour the blue
er was fyjrc on board the Winchester - guns Spar
ian q guns and padde-steameF Baraeout, guns and
at shutdown those vessels len the haroor oouhl' va
generally believed in search Of the kuss an igate a4s
corvettes Obontza DIV ma and Aurora-al presumed 10
he towering on the of China waiting Tor the an
uoupct men Of war, TO commence offensive operations
ADMIRAL stirling with eommendsble foresight took due
nrecsution in preventing the Russian Admiral rom 90
tanning the dispatches which had been kindly forwarded
10 him by his agents here in the British ship Akoar- II
= - ~, befTe the Akbar reached Shanghai her mails
were taken out of her by H. NJ. steamship Ratter and
that thew now lie at the British Consulate Shanghai under
seal: applications for letters by the ssVersI us.hh
6cs there having been rejected until the declaration OF
war or otherwise became known.
The Russian steamtender Nos!ock has been busy ooaru
inc vesels 10 pqure ana on one occasion was
within me OF H. NJ. steamship SsyI her vicinity having
been hid by thick fog. s,,, :.
Sir John Bowring took his departure FOR shanghai N
n NJ steamship Barracoua with the intention, II is said
of proceeding to Marking Is the e1gencies OF me
service permit the Admiral to place steam vessel al ms
FIcellebcys disposal During his absence the Govern-
ment RI the COLONY dsvolyed on the Lieut.. Governor
We have dstes from Shanghai TO the 2oth may. IN
city att, continued to be held By the rsbes some nc
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ing between he rebels tni Ter'r,I.'. hli taken pla g
in vhch # the for-r seis emp by thu Impe
fir .i--. c~rrral. So hep tTe rcu Li' ~ lli
o,iv,d considerable damage faero aaes D' appear 81
lrrc bc'r cuy U.-H cation ,t SO. red -f]n between
ueIttt holding Sa,il- ali l"5e .l ihe poss, on %
Shanghai.
From TIe N0rfi C.r1 Ura3 - learn that the
9th Of Nay unsuccessful attempt wls made upoa the
tty Is the In psrialsi Who PED trf, some way v n
TIE walls lui were uma,'g driven a. ali compelled
o. -ereat.
Tie American Minister bad visited Fo0fhow in iAc Goa
fcius md Oh ID. return >lau- hal proceeded
lp tLC lh1Etse k.aDg RIVER O. N4n6.u- w.h NJ So
lie Pr nsular ard Oriental ,crer-tssre- 3orro. d,
sfcord dar from Hon None experience tsp10)u
ou which by ilIltl t1- washed 0v,:bj.ri Gal OF eF
Gsl age sustained Capt T.j-.'td. resolved p1 lrn-
90 . TIE Dor. ne l.ilci 1he f3rra iav ort ves,,
boat 20, which sroucLt ba, 81 the passenger AMI
an of Csr no With Eve. r. eEhf ilvs Travelled
.one o. mics. fae Ha;l 'lr;ei f1r the wreck within
fye hou after n recep, q TIE new the Pekin, pT
vi0sy IL. ldef 70 Cacuita taking her berth. one .
the pasou Eers says that WHEN they .el tle weather
Or on'h and that be did not think tae hill ha sus-
tsred suy raierial damage on leaving VI. Nore the
chef officer ri the Lady Mary Wo0i. Who was going
going home Tor his health. -rered into the coast ot IA
where. - The Interpretation ~ le Chinese serva
Of the Rev. Nj Young request was made - the Man
treated slghtn Fly, but degree Of ho.uy wss tx
hbifsd and tley then resolved steering direct Tor
HoI- Korc Or the lsf q MAY l. blew go bard THAI they
he'd lsh the als the boat 90 keep the when
which broke on board from swampaC them outright
Whom TIE boat left. Capt Hedersted mad nearly compile
broke up The Douros cargo consisted Of 'oiae 1900
Of.