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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

RUSSIA AND HER ENEMrEs.-The N Y. Mirror,
in discussing European affairs, says:
ssThe chances of Russia look desperate, but
far better would it be ultimately for liberty and
civilization that her boundaries were unbroken,
that the enlightened despctisrn Of the old
throne pr0ppiug Allies should prevail Such is
our Judgment. Russia would be more tolera-
BILE master Of Europe, than France, England
and Austria.
6 Bnt, one thing must be confessed there is
no rude power Of numbers, Of stone walls, that
can stand before the modern science Of war as
practiced by France and England. The myriad
armies Of the old Persians, Carthagenians,
Greeks and Rppaans, with their elephants and
scythe- armed chariots, could not have resisted
for an hour such q force as the Allied Generals
commanded" a 5s5E ssyrYt
{ FRANKLIN's FAMOUS ELEcTRIoAI DINNER. -
The National Integencer remarks that the experiment
Of sending electrical messages bodies Of water with
cut The aid Of wire conductors is than q hundred
years DID, and originated neither with Professor Morse
NOR with any English scientific men Witness the fol-
lowing extract from letter Of Dr. Franklin to hsfend
Peter Collinson, of London H S+ 4839 s3
aChagrined little that we have hitherto been unable
to produce nothing in this way use to mankind and
the hot weather coming when electrical experiments
not agreeable it s proposed to put an end them
for this season, somewhat humorously in party Of
pleasure on the banks of the schnyk Spirits al the
same time to be fred by spark sent from side to
side through the river without any conductor than the
formed to the amusement Of many. turkey is to be
killed dinner the electric shock and roasted BY
the electric jack by fire kndled by The electrified bot
e when the health Of the famous electricians Of Eng
land Holland Germany and France are to be drunk III
electrified bumpers under discharge Of guns from the
electrical battery b 55s Q8sSsse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

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VI = sa,
ts tls IN
. e =, A. - fran
- - Wa.;5otn Int
sao - ss,.s;,s IL bssr canr5atelv 81
slnos INN nm ~ donbia ba1,E frgats
49, = ~ liar, Guns
carrying hlty sunes " s.'s, " 80
/ Her frame ~ OF i've OAK, ana tne rest ol ler
fimbers are white oak and yellow Pine In
I,,iw 1874 ,phar n az rfreseYt fys were
'2s b, y ~ Z. 90 q ~
commences, net boW Vas cus aH,sJ sau - lses
added to theslength of the vessel she ls now
QlD feat On deck and has 46 feet breadth OF
49, n 4. a,srsntad r. Iananeh her ahout the
AZ AZ ~ 1919 n.
end Of the present yeart lNsWV 1 S HINES I
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NNys YoRE4,Rs ron Il ANSAS The New York
la4s ~, s.4 ss'
Mirror, OF the lStn lnst., says
TsEsa ,sartsps III Jfeadv sent nut by the New
ii - q @ go 10 90 !. ,,,n,,n NOD oltnrotbor
W rA - =. y
TO ab0Ht ossuE OF fDVpeEsonss hha alnol y y
have been a. number OF families One thousand
n roora 3s,,f, nrfparinr 10 follow this month
~ 1s- q - & tha rggco,, s,attle
many oi1sHAoM peiohS ~ sS ns1 ivseli ,
ment Company. whose leaders went ABOUT three
tract and lay out city 8zs rs
80. - 8 = -, =,
Il =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

RuPTUREs ESTABLISHMENTS Curative Pa
tent Truss and Rupture Remedy relief certain
the ali Ruppres good f apply
the propeor establishments street. inquire for
Dr. Sherman. For further particulars, advertisement on third
page apply 70 she store for descriptive pamphlet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

On the 18th the trial of James Smith for the
murder of James Davis, by stabbng bin with knife
was concluded in the Court Oyer and Terminer New
York. Smith was found guilty of mansaughtsr in the
second degree and sentenced to the Pententiay for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

Sas~ JULES LAvERaNE, ESQ, is a Candidate
for the State Senate vacancy created by the
the Hon. j. A. Braud. = sts5gf.7 III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

: The Warrenton tVirginia) Wing says negro
woman, the property of Mrs Eliza r Carter Upper
ID Fauquier county died the 18th Of July having
attained the age one hundred and foy years This
one of the most remarkable cases Of Longevity ON
record 355.,#ifE8 $50 z=st554 e. s5-z, EN-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

Y .Nx5T STATE LEGISLATURE $50 Capt ,JoHN A
IAQuEss sa candidate epreent Fat ps,
the State made resignation Of oa H. NJ
Summers. i33ta - ~, =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

T PaoBABLE PRIZE FIaHT Tom Hyer is in Gin
ciana it is said professional is he
has entered intoa wager with man named McGowan of
St Louis for prize fight the sum staked being three
thousand dollars The parties to meet about half
way between the cities ofNewyork and st. Louis, and
the encounter Is to take place about the last of this
month. z-ezs7z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

About 1000 Know Nothing delegates met in
on the 18TH and nominated Henry
j. Gardner of Boston, for Goyernor and Simeon Brown
Of Concord, for Lieutenant Governor. N-.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

INSURANCE LOSSES. The Evening Post learns
that the life insurance companies Of Network suffer to
the extentof $4,000 from the loss of life by the wreck Of
tho Arctic Of this sum $4,000 was on tho life of I'd.
ward sandford, Esa. ND Esy5a9 ,i55-=5 I'D & I'D
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

Among the ladies who have achieved the as
cension of Mount Blanc the past season French
woman Who after reaching the summit caused herself
to be lifted upon the shoulders Of her guides that she
might be able to boast OF hasrg been higher than
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

1 THE SCHUYLER FRAUD. = The opinion of
Charles oConor on the oyec.'ssues Of Schuyler pub
ished He considers the company legally responsible for
the acts Of its agents under the well known circumsan
ces OF the case ts5,szs HISS 81 ii "a 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

abnogate the sxashng laSs oons'inlls usals
and usnriens oensrac's. ..1o.ss Asss ~
quently been maqe Y me Leg'slasure % our
own and otner states 70 aoollsn from ene ssas.
ute booka ~ ressric slons e. e 1ne compensasl0n
e De Pts AZ ~ w :, sns lsonss =
efforts nase alsneneo iaiisu' asu ~ - - :
this 81. useless enc mopeTsuss PEW snSss
senosFnng tne price 1nss sae ~ m ~
aosh =,
is nesdisss 70 sAss 1ese - W ste
bitrarv. III Did STATS the iegal rate Of inter
ST il TX IN seven. and ina
tF;r5 mi Ills legal rata Is utterly
WORTHLESS md Only nourasnes m ingenuity Tor
ciranffg SntionS ss sgts ss go .issasiss ead gsi5
within vsry resent period the NsxYorkl
Chamber of Commsroe has taken sthe subject
Nj. s ,sss,,v la,xs ,vY,6,s va aatnmend n
o1k e y -
the ztte tlon Of the people OF tnls state ana the
incsming Lesaslatpre, ~ fFeata TIE question e
Length recites the arg uments thai haze been adr
fs,,,,, ~ ,,assv.y 10 xss ,vl tI oso In ~ Ia W
been trssa agaanss sGsnls The most prominent
thst has hisasft pssn aavanesd n "a
or Of the existing system is That 1t is creature
q ossrnmsnt ordained l by in 10
Few 2
ss ss 4 as' ~ " $500,
g y = ~
ahingls mails aEe sls0 sne ersasales 3 severn
not prsssld to afaxIaH iinyariable price to he
pradmcsa of either IA prefer, however, 70 ap-i
pend "a extract ffonaED eNey on the sraorsl lsus
Of con2ra ets, 9hich ID opposite and irrefutabls.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

/ CHAaIrABLH The Common Council oil New
York having failed to extend the hosptaes Of the city
to the officers Of the French figats in that port, the
Board Of Amshcuse Governors took the matter IL hand
But the Frenchmsn probably not wishing to be indebted
to charity for the honor Of Entertainment declined
he Invitation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

]. On the; morning Of the 10th instant . duel
fought Hoboke opposits NewYork between Peter
Thompson Of South Carolina, and Mr. Morton, of New
York They fought with pistols at fifteen PAGES, At the
second fire Mr. Thompson received his antagonists ball
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

~ This Pzcpristers q ths orsscent WIN psy no 1,ss
outraged u ~ pssson sxcspt Ar p NIXON OF has
xsiftep sptb0r;fy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

The Legislature of Vermont, in joint assem-
bly, on the 1h made several trials to elect
seeretaly Of State, in which the votes about
equally divided between two Wings two Fusonists and
one Democrat The matter finally postponed until
to-day Much dissatisfaction, it is said Is manifested
BY the Free Sellers at what they call the beraty Of the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

!; The brig Sierra Leone. which cleared at New
York recently for the western of A seized
the 18th by the New York on the ground
Of her being Intended for the slave trade. sif s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

North Bend, rendered famous as the residence
and burial place of President Harrison will soon be con-
verified into town considerable portion of it has been
purchased BY some capitalists who contemplate laying
of in town lots and Offering them for sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27
81 III National Iiar.


s.si is44ls Steamboats, Passing. TIE l.ss
,NIoKsBuRa, Oct. 26.--The steamboat West
erner passed here this morning Of 2 o'clock,
bound for NewOrleans. -s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

On the night Of the 10th o terrible ARRAY oe-
curred on Poplar street in ST. Louis in which two men
naAhd james Pomeroy end chas, Smith, alias Burns
severely stabbed that it thought impossible
for them to recover g ~ s re =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

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-iii8 s8 tds ssaseeg 81 aeFst55 5ssS A4.sit e4s,e
sai 299ieY aslG9sa tee q hs6ad 81 al .YIss
~ 9sidg has s08 sfA ID Akl4 lls1lo Is gl3l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

4 fne ship Of 1900 tons. the Johannisberg,
ives launched as New Fork cnthe aist She Ii to run ~
regular packet between New Orleans and Hsyrs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

The Alexandria Gazette remarks, as a singu-
lar fact that the oysters taken from the ohesapeake and
its trbutafes hive proved yey deeterous to health this
season Several in this city including the North
Carolina gentlemen Of whose death mention has been
made n the papers far and wide have died suddenly after
eatingraw oysters and crabs Their death was attributed
by adsinterested neighhoTs to cholera n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

"A whole family in Albany, N. K, consisting
Of husband and wife chi and niece We token suddenly
sick on friday week, land physician heing called, he
pronounced 1t ., case Of poisoning This ATTEMPT at
wholeels murder is suppp5ed 70 have Zen committed by
aseryant girl who had BEND hsrged some time prev
ously for misconduct but who had just haen taken
She left thehou taking er clothes with her. before the
physician ws1 called in, and could not b, found.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

The oiacefs y ths stesnaF Ballast have our
thanks ~ ate Memphis papers 800 8 y; S'T
We aFe also indebted 10 tho steamer. rsvm.,.
for late papsrs from Louisville. g97Ts -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

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n'
or5sr ma 49, ~ sus
HI Y ~ - ~
- 1880 = ~ Au'As ~ VIE eieo'ion hio
hs nis maj NM
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~ 80 80. - -
! The stareoscope, the applica ton Of which was
discovered several years sso by Prof Wheat7tone has
zen aan me punc notice by ths
o nsea Nv WIN T. = 2 60 # two
gasas Of orgrette At About i've inches dst1ace Re
pla ,ed two picture before each glass They of
" sze ake except that t1ey sis taken
or trone IN ar sr Az oor w e,
move together, form single one and come out as it
sent all the appearances Of life .f53-7 I
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Of .,, -
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= x sata;,,@ M. - ~
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aseryant glfi who had h9sn harged some time pres
ousy tor but who mad Just tsen taken be
She eft er clothes with her before the
physican VIZ cared IN and could not % found
mi. lT--s5JI a .:5..-..,. a. q, !. q
France and England had united in joint note demand
ing TO know of this Government what are 7 relations
Russia and states that y regarded In
B al conyersant with as one Of the
most prepesferops STORIES Of ire times aHhi3tff4
- n. e, ss,s We ~
York recently for the western coass Of AT wes seized
on the 10th BY the At New York on the Ground
Of her being intended for the slave trade ~ Z q +
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Some Of our exchange mention the fact Of &
pe0n turned QuU OF tne society
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

20 W. -. DEaS5 -KkSCelVesE ! 1900 :
a1&z7 t=74i,5i A sssA4 a5Hs,. 4al
H A R B US G H EsA ST o r IL,
- Ga SlEItI ~ EfEsT4 llG4 GStER& va As.a - -
$50 CAMP STREET. V % IN
FIGURED and PLAID SILKS, at IS cents yard;
NEW STYLE DE LANES. ALL WOOL; - Y;r III
SCOTCH PLAIDs and PLAID cASHsERES;
PERSIAN CLOTH Assorted Golors, 75 cents yard; N
REALIioNTeN LACE COLLARS, at sIeaeb; S-g f5l III lAl
sfALE FIGURED DE LANES for Children; elfy4i In n NJ
LADIES' ofiIlDREN's HOSIERY TAI. nNsI rs I u
FRENCH, SWISS and ENGLISH cAtIo5Es3 ig sfa5sst95
LAcEs and EMBRo rDERIEs Of oil Rndss ls f9rl
SATIN aud WoRsTED DAMAsK CURTAIN STUFF; w n &igs
LACE aad MUSLIN CURTAINS, sis etd etc. glYfs1A i
HORACE HARRY, 1s5 Damp street. q ~
% OILS ap10t nearly oppoei d al Patri.t,s cr,n,cb Z
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27
:, The stereoscope, the applica ton Of which was

3. The stsreoscope the application Of which was
discovered several years by Prof Wheat7one; has
type a5ss some Of whom NAB ng picture to 10
used with it, This Instrument Is mpe ed Of two ga 49,
one to each eye fitted tubes something IKE the eye
glases of lorgEette At about five inches dis1uce
,ed two pcture one before each glass They of
miniature size exactly alike except that they taken
at slightly different angles. Looking throrgh the len a.
or through opera glec the pictures soon coen to
move together, form single one, and out as it
from the plate standing bold relief 30 as to pre-
sent all the appearance of life. S..5.ss-z.t55-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

MErArE1E TR2ox The match that came on
yesterday afternoon between Frank Pierce
and Mag F7osces drew an unusually large
larger, indeed. than We had ex-
pecsed. The day was fine and the track in e{-
cellent order No one could have deSjrsa 81
Improvement in either Fraak Pierce beins .
PAGER, well known on the shells1<and My
Fqosser trottsr, the odds ran in favor Of ths
former. They got . good send of on the nrst
heat, and Frank came in first without troupie.
The history Of the second heat and race -
similar.
SUMMARY.
METAIR1E CouRsE, NsiO Orleans. --Inur I.
day, Oct. rs, 1854 Match for $500, three d mile
heats, in harness s
r. e. Bouhams g. Frank Piers Spscer : . !
olark,s b. m M6p Flo,ra (trotter1 = =
- Time, s:Sss50 81; YEN 3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

The Washington Star says that some nine
months ago, the Postroffiee Department. caused
tsn'exR summation tosbe made into the use ofnost-
iage stamps, etc, from the result of which it
was cpnelnded that 6fty-two per centrum of the
letters sent in the mails Were ats that time pre-
paid Vary recently o. second similar ingesti
Cation shows hat, at this time quite sixty per
toentuha Of the letters SO sentaare prepaid
This increase shows that our people ares just
coming to understand tho advantages Of pre-
paying mail matter 81 iss slf5s sai s5ni
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27
Carpet vTearehossse. =

80 n, E.8I, .7@.Ts.. q UHAKTKES STREET. ~
ne feselyng arrivals from
fGn Velvet se1s Imperial and super
and Common HEMP. etc FIR
Of = o. aW essins and yafioas qualities al
ges, hodsal Of which otter the II
o4o4Pw go =.fSs. al {SaflSs7 "A. BH0ussEAu CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

DAILY AMERICAN PATRIOT. We have re-
ceived the prosbects Of forth coming sheet to be Issued
Nv white yarnum Co. of this city, on the th Of the
next month 1t will b evening paper, and the pro-
spristcrs say ~ rs as7s 3ss s5ss s
American Patriot viii be newspaper in every sense OF
the term 1t will contain carefully selected miscellaneous
and literary matter-w be devoted to the interests OF
he mercantile community and by carefully avoiding a
sectarian discussions we expect to make u
suit the times. y - 9 = ~ 9 gs
u The price is SO per annuna. ~ y.
We trust that the pSoprietors may be amply successful
in their undertaking. and reap from it an abundant Pc
cuniary recompensss 81 s.zz.l-,a.-s 5ssaAai ssS
The FRIGATE SABINE--The wof kmen ct the
Navy Yard are busy finishing the frigate SABINE
This vessel was commenced in IS24, under. the
Administration Of John Qnincy Adams, when
Old Commodore Isaac Chauncey was the Com
mantlant Of The Brook yn Navy Yard. She has
been laid up ia ordinary since that time, with
[out even having been finished, though from time
10 time several constr uctors tried their hands at
| her. Her original drawing was furnished from
1.-The Bureau OF Construction at Washington, but
since then her outline has been completely al
Itered. The Sabine is double bank frigate,
carrying fifty gums, two Of them pivot guns.
l,Her frame IL Of live oak, and the rest Of her
timbers are white oak and yellow Pine IN
July, 1864, when her present alterations were
commenced, her bow was cut aHByi and ~ feet
added to theslength of the vesselas She is now
200 feet ION, deck, and has 46 feet breadth Of
beam II is expected to launch her about the
| end Of the. present year. New York Times.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

f1fespsrg PRINTER named David Fleming
va Killed e the ight Of tho 18Th init
q nan aAned Trsans who sts bhsd him 10 tbs Assrs
nth su eystsf knife sE Ssg "a - ~ $50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27
Sheepsktgs Mats

Up We have choice very fne beautiful sEEP
SKIN MATS and doors Of unucture Just
ceived and for sale by I'D. CAMERON co. ssV4
o93 9p6t "a Cbartyaa and OF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

i f.GAI vEsRoN BuI LETIN. We have received the
first number Of small Illustrated monthly paper pub
shea at the office 81 the Galveston Civilian BY Benedict
and Phgaud Of that place. The proprctors make the
following sensible remark In tteir fntr6duesdfy Ju
sWe want toilet our friends and the pubIic generally
kaqw what hayc to SELL and on what terms and con-
dons we propose SELL Knowing we'll, from the testis
inony ofohers and our OWN experience the great ad-
ysntages Of advertising hare determined Is use the
ightyeyer Of the Press IN farthsrance W our ebsca
The GssestGp merchants arci ahead Of someef our,
eEn eitizepa thsig kpswledge Of trade and their man,
srof applying tdAt knowledge. There are few here
who DON'T think that Advertising Il of ahy rse i's
We hops tile Briletihi viii pros asiinh aA4 q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

Dispatches from Madrid dated October 10th,
state that,the elections were proceeding quietly,
and generally showing results favorable to the
Pfogressionists. . X Z s,,-z.55 E
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

T. The determination of the King Of Prussia to
cooperate with Austria in the future course Of
theiwar is said 70 have been extorted from him
BY an energetic joint note from the Govern
naents Of Great Britain and France. r. -. .,,
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-27

u NHw YoRK, Oct 22 IS The Niagara's accounts
embrace the following additional items Of foreign
neWs: ~ pr Egss& att8Hi az
The Opelousas courier., 1854-02-11
MARTIN KOSTZA
AU PEUPLE AMERICAN.

Kostza Went d'adresser publiquement, parla vote
des lournauX, ses remercements au peuple ameri.
cain Nous aons tradure son Manifesto auss lit
teralement que possible:
Arrache une seconde fois des mains du tyran au-
trichen, je dois principalement ma liberte la ge
nereuse volonte du peupIe de cette Union, qui
comprenantsa sa mission elsa destnee providentielle
semble determine a proteger ceux qui Sc placent
sous son eglde par un serment volontaire dale
geance ct faire honorer lie nom de ce pays par les
cabinets de PEurope,-a cette genereuse volonte
don't sont animes les hommes auxqels est confie lie
pouvolr eXecutif ct qui trouve un 81 noble echo
dams PANE heroque du capitaine Ingraham.
En- touchant de nouveau les rivages de PANE
rique, je sens quill est de devoir dexprimer la
vive reconnaissance don't e suis pen6tre pour tous
ceux qui ont pris part active GU morale dams ce
talt extraordinaire on fage am6ricain pour la
premiere ois precpte ses toudres pour proeger les
fables ct empecher la violation du droit human ct
international. N6tant que la cause accidentelie
de Fevenement qui m sauve, ma gratitude la plus
entiere ne peut avoir que peu de vaeur aux yeux
du peupie americain; mais Pespoir, Fadmiration ct
essympathes des nations qui aspirent la liberte,
ainsi que la confusion ct la frayeur des despotes
presomptueux ct traitres sont une noble ct douce
recompense, digne dun peuple de souverains
MARTIN KOSTZA.
New-York mercredi, IA decembre, 1853
The Opelousas courier., 1854-02-11

In nauire peJorf.- Les journaux de Valparaiso
enregistrent un tait don't rauthenticite materiele
Went rehabilter une assertion consideee par cer-
tains marins CONNIE fabuleuse c'est que Fespa-
dron, ce terrible ennemi de la baleine, ne GRANT
pas quelquefois, de s'attaquer aux navires
LIE tros mats britannique Lord Rieersdaic etant
arrive Valparaiso, une vote dean, don't la
cause n'avat pu etre reconnue en- mer, fut abattue
en- carene. afn de subir les reparations necessares
On Wit alors quun des bordages epais de 10 pouces
ct demi, await etc perez doutre en- outre par Fep6e
DUN espadron. Apres avoir porte ce coup tormi-
dable, lie monstre marin navait pu d6gager sa de-
fense ct Tepee etait rest6e dans l'ouverture Les
brisures quo remarque la base attestent la v;o-
ence des efforts qua do taife lanimal pour recou-
vrer sa iberte.
Une blanche de pouces d'epaisseur, provenant
du bordage perfore ct laquells adhere encore la
redoutable epee, Sc trouve exposee la bourse de
Valparaiso.