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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-05-27

Paroisse Assumption Csnr du SINE
District Judiciaire.
Attendu one Delphinc Boudreaux prsscntt
.lrf petition Ia Cour, l'efbl d'obtenlr les
Lettres administration In succession dc feu
seraphin Laseigne son mari deoedt ntestat ::
AVIS est pnr le present donne a tous ceux que
celia peut concerncr d'avoir d6duire sous dix
)ours, les ralsens pour IesqueIos II ne serait
pas fait dEoit Ia ditto petition.
Par ordrs de Ia Cout.
y Assumption le 10 Mai 1855.
IL, ~, DESIRE LEBLANC Greflier.
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Parish Of hssumption~-5lh Judicia

Parish Of Assumption Judicial
District Court. "H
Whereas DoIphiuc Bo',drcaux has petition
ed the Court for Letters o! administration esta-
to OF the late Saraphin lascigne her decea.
sed husband. Notice hereby given, to all whom
itmay concern, TO show cause within ton days,
why the prayeroi the said petitioner should
not be granted.
BY order Of the Court,
T 9 Assumption this 10th Nay 1856
IL. lJs DESIRE LEBLANC Clerk
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-05-27

Commencement Il Ia loi et on vertu dun,
reclamation dc son excellence y o Htber
gouverneur de I'Etat de Ia Louisiai,e dos tlec
tions seront tenues dams la paroisse Asson,p
ton le andi Is JUN 1866 depuis henrea du
matin jusqua o 1 heres lie papros MIDI n6
de nommer un Iuge president ct un iuge associd
dc In Cour supreme do la Louisiana pour
rempir Ia vaeance occasonn6e par M resi-.
gnston des honorables Thomas ,Slidell ct A
N Ogden. Les Iienx detection sohl CONNIE
suit savoir
10 Chez Jean Allcman Oh dans 10 voisira-
GO comnissaires J. v. Leblanc, Octave Wives
ct Antoine Martinez. E
20. Chez Gabriel Rodriguez OF, dams IL vol
sinage comrnissaires Nuna Wives valcour
Melaneon OF Augustih Hernandez.
| 30. "A l'habitation de Severin Landry pres
do l'eallse parossiaIc on dams le vosinaae :
| Commissaires ursin Melanesn, Florvhtin MI
chel ct Severin Landry.
40 Chez Marius Albngnac ou dahs 10 VOL
sinage Commssaires Nhma Folsc, A. r. pugb
ct VIM Marks. .#t.... -
90 Chez Drauzin Hitnel OF dams 10 yoisnape
commisssires Lovinci Himel, in Pr Hache ct
Ferdinand Laseigne. :. ........
go Chez Maxllc Boadreau 4 LabadiyiIle
Oh daIs 10 vcisnage. Commissares Ellie Ian.
dry, ; NJ Boudrean ct Dominique Desbo,s.
10 Chez Amedeo Dori1as OF, dams le vosina- ]
ge Ccmmisaires J. D D Landry, Edouard De.
lavigne VI Auguste DeIatine. $50
8. A Ia maison dc cour do cette parcisse
Conmissaires Edmond Manrin A!phonse
Gentle ct Jas y. Wilson.
0 0Au billiard dc G, @ r.. Gautier 4 Pain. |
courtvile, Commissaires w. II. Mills venant
Hebert et Constant l.. Simoneau |
To- Ches Duffosard Landry ou dams le vol |
sinage Commssaires Charles Thiac Emtrand |
Landry et Leon Gauthreaux.
II. Chez FRANCOIS Mollaro au Graud ba-
yon 0u dams le voisinage. Commissaires John /
Mo CARNEY, Gatien blanchard ct Marcelin
A. Leblanc. * ssu III
- Ches Etienns P6nisson au bayou buu
on dams 10 voisinage Commissairas H. N Ellis
CIsophas P6nisson et Etienne peuissou Jr,
10 Chez Anaclet Himoneau an Pierre Pat |,
ou dams 10 voisinage Csmmssaires valentin
Barillau, Valcour Porche ct Anaclet Simoiieau
! IA Chez eprsino Rentrop 10 Belle.fsiyia-
re OH dams 10 yoisinage , Leon Leblanc, Pier
70 Theriot ct Charles Gros. as.
Les c0mmlssaires DIES difierents districts
NOMINEES par 10 Jury do police do Police de
Ia Paroisse Assumption sont por ces presents
requis de tenir 10 dte election et den foire ies
retours scion In loi.
paroisse Assumption 10 10 Mai 1856.
A. F. HICKMAN sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-05-27

jc rcrnercie h S6nat de,t sentiment.
qu'iI the ttmoignc.
"Je ne Grains nuilemcnt 10, tcntalives
d'atsassinat, il eat de Gee exis tances qui
sont deerttes par Ia Providence ct aussi
leng'temps que je n'aurai pa, rc,npIi
me mission, jc he courrni auctu dan
CRMEE'--6,DOO Turcs ont 6te envo,
yfs ponf sc joiadsc Ouier.-Pacha B4.
lakiava. '..sE ...s.
AUTRrcnE.-- Un de ptchc dc Viennc
dit q"'un decrat Imperial scra lance
sous peu, appellant $4,000 hommes sous
les ar'nes. ..t03 M
On rapportc dc plus 1ue les paymos
Rns.es dc Ia Province dc rUkraine SC
sont insurget.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-05-27
lie JUICE i.ORING.

lie mngistrat don't nous vcnons d'6
sfire lc "om cst a Ia f"is j"gc de J;
Cour des Preuves aI}oston ct commits
saire des Etats. Uni4, l.ors dc l'arres-
tatlon dc Burns, I'htiairc mt pcrtec de-
want Mi Ct il decida, confornesncnt aux
lois lederales, que Get csclavo lugitif dc.
yait etsc rcndu a son mailrc.
| Les hnbilanls de Boston ct do Mas.
sacb"ssetts qni, CONNIE on 10 salt, sont
presq''t tous abollsionnistes, n'ont pu Iui
pa'dotHsct &C jugemc't, ct Ia ltgislalu.
rc dc rE'nt II invite IL gouvcrneur, par
"nn ttsoInslon at hoe, dcstituer lc ju-
70 I.oring de ses fonctions jud'ciares.
i.o goove,"eor s'y EFT refuae ct n adres-
50 90 sWet IN messagc fort rcmnrqua.
Bile anx chambrcs da Massachusetts.
Ie ghuverneur Gardner declare quill
nc po'Erhit iaire drot u Ia demande de In
legislature, ca vGrtu dc Ia Constitution,
q"'autant que le juge Loripg lot mca-
pabls dcxerer ses fonctions, on que
In maladin on Ioutc autrc cause le NIT
aans la'npossibIite dc les remplr, En-
second lieu, jugc I.oring nest accuse
d'aucnne inlfaction aux lois de fEtat su
ds I'Union: on ne dit pa, non plus qail
soft incapable dc rempIr Ia chmge
Judltiairc don't il est revstu. 81 sa con.
dote CONNIE commissarc des Etnts.
Uhis not &C point aux synpaihes des
clloyen. que ceux-ci de@ircnt sa destitu-
'io, CONNIE juges dos preuves, il ny a
4p'an moycn DC l'obtenir, c'c.t dc de-
ria,er incompalibIes---c ct Ia legi.lt turc
e reut deox charges judlciaires.
Qo"Ht a fnccns',iion de In legislature
lne le juge Loring lroisse I.cpinion
popnaIrc an Massat hnset,s, voici com,
nenl J rtpond lc gouverncnr
Quul es; Ie devolr dun juge Dol
| interpreter Ia loi teIle one 10 fais 10
egsatcur on comiormement au senti--
nent popnlairc !! Lc jour Oh les magis-
rats violerent leur scrinent 4 &c point
10 baser leurs jugcments sur lee varia>
10 . da sentiment populaire, nous serons
,ou.esncr par des honm s ct non par
es lois. Il. ....a...,...<. s,
In snpposant, CONNIE on 10 pretend,l
dc d'apres Ice '6inoignages consradic-
oi,'es qni casacterisent toules les alIai-
ss, Ia decision da jugc Loring sit ats
r,o,iee, nul n'aflirma on ne croft quill
II rendu dessein un jugcment faux.
-L'eneor, ii ereur u y a,n'est qu'unc
'tp,ise. Un juge qui rend un jagement
rrone doit.I done elre dislitue Un q
i.teme aussi dangefeux ct anssi i
ditficile d'execulion ameIerait In des- Il
action journaIere des magisirMs de b
os cours inierieures, car II faudrait los
,mplacer chaque fos que lesrs dsci.
ons seraieni cassees par les tribunaux
appel. III
10 gosserneur ajoutc qpe mams !
, admeltant que le joge Loring all Il
'ra dans i'aiaire dc Birnt, son errenr u
eta inyolontaire, ct que sa conduitc,
,mme rnagistrat, a 6'e consciencieuse
tsnai n OF rutiouuelle II aq..5.safF 9B L
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-05-27
3H gs SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of Jauscs G.. Morrison

stH kt f' deCsdsed. .@7f1lsgsstHs
On Saturday the 2nd day Of Jnne 1858 At 10
O'clock A. M. will be offered at public sale, at
the Court House door Of this Parish, by the
undersigned the following described property
belonging 10 the aforesaid Succession To vii:
a compile set Of Engineers Tools, such as
blocks u falls &c. a#5
aa Terms aud Conditions.
All sums under Ten dollars payabls cash
and all sums above Ten dollars payable on thi,
lst day Of March 1865. Purchasers furnishing
their nutes with good and solvent security 10
the satisfaction OF the undersigned, beafiag
IL nj pea cent interest after maturity.
Parish Of Assumption. 4e.,..
May 18th 1885. t #.se
u. II. NUN SON. 4
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-05-27

ETAT DE la LOUISIANE.-Co Cour
du Cinqu'eme District Judiciaire. --.
Paroisse Assumption.
Succession lie Philippe Martinez.
Atenda que Manuela Acosta admnistta.
trico do la ditc succession n d6pose All bu-
reeu du Gretlier de Ia susdit, Cour un comp
te dc son administration ainsi gu une petition
on domandant l'homoIogation.
Avs est par 10 present donne A tous cenx
que cola peut concerner davoir d dtd"re
sous trente jonrs les raisons pour lesqueIes
10 dit compte ne serajt pas approuve ct cs
fonds entire lscs mains rtpartis conformemcnt
aa dit comple. ..... ...
Par ordre de Ia Cour.
..a. DESIRE LEBLANC, Clersk
Assumption le 1B Mai 1865.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-05-27

L'ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
Cour .du 5me District Judiciairc - Pa.
roisse AassoInption.
Suecession de fea Jean Dominique.
Attendu que Jean Dominique administrator
do In dite Succession d dtposa au Bureau du
Greffier do la dite Cour nn compte de SON
administration ainsi qu'une petition en- deman-
dant lhomologation. 7 "IIg
Avis est par 10 present donne d tous ceux que
celia peut conserner d'avoir dedniresous tren-
10 jours les raisons pour lssqelles le dit compto
ne strait pas approuva & shomologus, ct les
fonds entire ses mains repartis coniormement
au dit compte.
~ Par ordre della Court, y
Assumption Mai "a 1855.
G.. C. BLANCHARD 44t Der, Grefffer
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pERDU OU voLE.

Tn cheval amtrieain coulsur Sorel no por-
tant sucune ri,arque 4 fen, ayant les deux
pieds de derriArs blancs OF les tpanles itge-
rement marquee par 10 collier, ~ die cheyal
est part depuis environ douze jours, la per-
some aui ID ramensra Napoltcnvilic sera
Iiberalenient rscompansee
Napofsonyille 2s Mai 1865.
CLAIBORNE LoRET.
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a n NNoN5ds
LOST OR STOLEN.

!. An american horse, Of sorel color, WI
thout any five brand, bis two hind feet being
white and his shoulder slightly marked BY
thi collar, the said has disappeared since
about twelve days any persen who will take
him back to Napoltonville will receive
liberal reward, a.I
NapoleonvilIe May 2sth 1855. L .a5
5sf aaaa q r, CLAmoRNt L0RET. 81
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puBtfC SAFE

on Saturday 9th June 1885, at ten ocIock
\. M, will be offered at public auction A.
no domic'l Of Mr. Robert Love. on ba vo,
Ours, IN this parish, the following described
property, to wit
tract OF land situated in This parisb q,
bayou pOurs measuring I've arpcnts front w bv
fourteen arpents in depth, gu, Of which tb,t,yy
arpents are III cultivation; together Win MI
The buildings and improvements thereon Lnrn.
ded on one side by Jands.o Angnste Landrv
hIs, on The other side by Adelard Bournsois,
PatscH 80 years old George. 40 year,.
one pair mule, one horse one lot Of cattlr
40 heads Of hogs, l5o hands poultry. one
horse cart the farming ustensiIs household
furniture, &c. '''''''''
u TERMS AND CONDITIONS
The land and slaves pay able as follows
one third In March 1856, orc third in Marehb
1867, and tho last third in March lsba Th,.
Moveable property payable tn March 1856
purchasers to furnish their notes by commons
With securities 10 the satisfaction Of IN, v,n.
dors to the order Of Mr. Robert Love. bear
mortgage and Interest nj 3 p. 100 pcr ann,,u
from maturity until paid, the acts of sal, bc,
lore C. l.. Maeor at the expense Of the pur.
thasers '"' l'"''
Parish ri Assnmpsisn M.y s,h 1855.
AT. HICKMAN,
Sheriff e. Auctionee,
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Stbaxtapei. --- Le fu dos assifgeant
ron,innaii 10 % Avril. S,ivant les de.
lacl,es venues sdn camp des nilifs, l
80 pour.oivait avcc Ia meme snptrioritt
au'au debut; dsi,npnrlaaIs WAhiage,
tavHient 8 4 ohtcnl<, nn a,ai r"polsse
,lrnx vgon'ruses ecrIies dans l,s q II,
dn II au iS, dalogt les enbnscndts 49,.
ncmics en- nvant dc IN tour Malokol,
rte,nt 10 f!u dl ManeIon, conrohne Il.
crete d'un ravih q,,i await scrsi de re-
tralte Htfx re.erves r'hs"s, aetabli entin
dc uouveaux ct importants travaux Sap.
Chaqns mutt del navirer de canonn ent
ia place. Dt. funforts lusses au nom
bre de- $4,000 h,,nnes 6aient arrives
,ss.bastopol. - ,.......s
..e prince Gorlsch,koH presentait ma
turellement les cIioses soas uu Jour
avsn.ageux aux llps-es-. Le fsu des
a"iegeants 60 raIeatissait - les pertes
de Ia earni.on diminuaient. La sortiG
dn y AyriI await ,t.eint son but ct de-
'rnit les ouvrages avances de- l'cnneni
Un fat bien constate est que les kns>
ses ont fait des pertes consIderablus. Il
Une d6Pe''he rcue par flndepsn-
dance de Brnxelles n.annoacait rien
'noins que la suspension du bombasds-
inent; mais il'n'existe apcnne raison pour
hi preler In xmoindre, creance. f..a b..
On rapportait que les allies Do leur
t6;6 attcndaient de uonveaux reniorts.
Tel est en- resume ce qne nous avons
purecueillir en- parcouraht les defnisrs
tournaux que nous avons recus.
NAPOLEON fsl.--Une tentative d'assa.
sinat tte 'fite par un l,alien sur Ia
personne de Louis.Napolton. lie fleveu |
n en aasii heureuse chancs que l'oncle
en- semblable Circumstance, II MA pas res
qu une seaIe dgra,lgnare. L'assassin
lit denx iois feu sur l'emperenr. @
Lorsqufl fat arrtt6 Louis. Nnpo leon
continue tfanquillemen son chenin ct
passa aupres de Get homme sans .rahir
ID nsoindre Gmotion. s%s.s...
II parHit que &C dernier rayait siyi
jasqusa Londres dams le but ID srouyer
nna occasion pour 'assassiuer, lnsis q 4
yant pu y rtussir. Il etait reyeau 1 Paris,
decide ! essayer dc ,nettre IN pro)st j |
extculion.
ierpeteur rccu de toutes pAttsl
aes ielicitations pour avoir ninsi tchappS |
faruae dun assassin. II y fsit ID rs.
Ponse sulvante I nne adrene DID Senat |
aa suIst Do Go. atlcntas I aiAsIa1
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Assumption le l6 Mai 1865.

THE STATE OF LOUISlA.-- Fifth
Judicial District Court. --- Parish ol
Assumption. ... .
Succession Of Philippe Martinez,
Whereas Manuc.la Acosta administrative of
the succession Of Vieor Leblanc has filed in
the office of tho Clerck OF said Court an &C.
count Of his administration together with
II petition praying that the same DO approved
and homoogated.
Notice IL hereby given to all whom ID may
concern to show cause within thirty days.
Why said account should not be approved and
and tho funds In his hands distri.
buted in accordance therewit
.. DESIRE LEBLANC, Clerk.
Assumption this 9Th Nlay 1865.
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Arfuues KnNp,L --t L',n-ir"stln" pro.
,,-oire co,are CO drcctcur drs pos,es
do la Nile OrIAnu. u about, A une ,nise
- % cusat,o, II. want la CUW de- lpis.
,,,ct i,s Etais. ~. NJ. K, nhall CON.
p,raitra CONNIE at cuse lie Vol.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-05-27

STATE OF IOUIS1ANA.-5th Jh-
dicial District Court Parish or As.
sumption.
Succession d Jsar Dominiqae
decsdseH.
Whereas Jean I,ominiqne,e y administrator Of
the Succession, Of jean Dominique, has filed
In the Office of tho Clerk Of the aforesaid
BE- approved and homoleaated, s"'7s
Notice 10 hereby given to all whom IL may
concern to show cause within thirty days why
said account should not be appprovsd and Ho-
mpgated and the fands In ffis hands disribu-
tod II, accordance Herewith.
BY order III tho slid Court.
March "a 1885,
CT. BLANCHARD.
s Dep. Clerk.
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AGENTS DU Pt0NNlER.

hNpENuS w
IN. h. Eude, Passage
Ntd,p.t)RtEArs de In Bourse, No as
encognure CONT --
ASCENSION NM. Richard e. Tem,let
WtvlEnE-NsuyE. NJ. Firmin Duplessis.
.lnpRviLbE :. NJ. J. Brean.
sr-t AoauEs NJ. Auguste 'rhtriot.
Sr-"EAS ~ nArr'''h' NJ. Eaeard Perret
posr.BesAux. At. Edtnond f,wsliard.
TmaopAux NJ. Adolphe Blanchard.
noumA Nj. T. Gagnt.
Srr MAmE NJ. Ettenne penisson.
Assomprtos j. (. n. Rodriguez, Cafe Star.
BrtLg RvssRs NJ. Pierre f'htriot
pa,scouRrvtLLE, M. e.. j. u. Ganthier.
,F Dams ies parciases on NOUS n'avons pas
trommt dsgents, nous pri"nH es MaftreH de
l'oste de voulo,r se charger de lagence de hotre
teulIle. Gs..A.. aa5
ANNONCES: Pour lea insertiuns annonee
n l., etc. etc, lea conditions soat lee snivanic'
Par nix LlesEs, pour ID lere insertion W. 90
ponr Ies Insertions suiaRntes ::::: 90
Tem shonne qni ,ondra ausp-ndre son abon.
nement. aeyra ,pfevenir, par cert, Ftdiienr
euinze svurs au inoins, ayant l'cxpIration dn tri
hes,re. ....,..... E.,.gs..4. |
On execute Al'imprimere du Ptoss1ER ,et ce
t,rx Erik les plae moderrs, tonEes especes 'ou-
cages typographiques, (Johs,) tells que, CAR
TIES FAGTuaEs. PAMPHLErs. BLAs NOS, ETC, ere
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Victor l'itre No. 5f7. ps Ellie I;tre

ae soussgn.t Grcfer dc la Cour du Cinouis.
me District Judioiaire DO I'Etat dc la Io,d.
slone dans ct pour Ia parosse Assumption.
cert'iie que dams 10 process ci-dessus ip;jf,l.
Ingemcnt Il etd rendu sur les minutes de i,
snsdite Copr dams lea termos suvants IN yo;r
Dams eette cause les allegations relative.
q 10 demando du. pdtitonDaire ayant ste
Proaonctes dune n1andre satisfaisanie ii il
loi ct, Pevidence Giant conire e dit dciende,,rf
Ellie pitre. '"'o''
II est ordonat, j'rpe, 81 decrtts que iuue..
ment d1nterdiction soit fendu ct que lc di't b.
lie P(tre soft interdit.
, row ct signe sfancc lsantea Napoltonville,
par9,s.e Absorption, Napoleonvlle 10 20
Avril A d. 1865.
.,a11if;e. signe, JAnrs COLE, Jnre da 8.
AMWME. District Judlciaire
q Temoin ma signature ct 10 sceau
de Ia snsdite Court. Paroisse A.
u somption 10 ter Mai 1885.
DESIRE LEBLANC, G1sfTicr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-05-27

Etnt da In I.ouisiane.--Cour du Cinonie-
me District Judiciaire.--P -Paroisse A,
sompfion.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-05-27
AVIS DETECTION.

Assumption this 10th May 1865
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-08
News of the Week
e X r e T. e G. r. a p III
TO Tie EREE Dress
\ week later from Europe.


Ficnnd Conference dgd,n in ,c,s,nn
ACTIVE ro~r,DiIIhs BEFORE SEBASToPOL.
BosroS, June 6, 1855.
Stcasmhip Africa arrived at Halifax at
half past yesterday p. NJ. with European
dates to May Goth, one week later.
The Peace negotiations are still going on
at Vienna. The Vienna Conference held
meeting May Goth at which the Russian
Ambassador was not present. Another was
probably be present.
The correspondent from the English camp
up to May Sth represents the army as being
well supplied with luxurics as well as neces
saries but some cholera prevailed. A musket
and bayonet fight had occurred on the right
attack which continued an hour and a half
The Russians retired under the cover of the
batteries of the city, and the allied batteries
kept up hot fire about two hours longer
The loss was considerable. May llth-
Another Russian attack The night was
very dark and the fight lasted nearly half an
hour. May 18th Another sorte against
the left attack during II severe rain storm
and darkness The Russians charged up to
the British trenches and some leaped over
the parapets and We're bayonetted. The Rus
slams fought desperately. The rain had
damaged their ammunition and they attacked
with rockets. Their loss was severe. The
British loss was one Captain and over 100
men killed and wounded.
May l0th, GortschakoF telegraphs - the
enemys fire is weak. Our losses are mod
crate. Both sides are repairing and erect
ing batteries. Severe battles before the
walls Gen. Pcllisier telegraphs May oath
-" very lively combat directed against our
/ important position has lasted all night
/ We obtained a complete success. The enc
my's loss was enormous and ours considera-
bic" The Paris Patr'e gives further par
( ticulars stating that the French attacked the
Russian cntrenchcd camp near the quaran-
again on the night Of the Odd when they car
red it by assault.
LATEST Paris Saturday morning. The
| Monteur Of to day contains a dispatch from
Gen. Peliser dated May 25th, stating that
the French on the 25th of May had occupied
a large place d'armes between the central
bastion and the sea, where the enemy would
collect large forces. The enemy having sus-
tanned enormous losses on the previous day
reccded more easily.
! In tic Er-'ish Parliament after a long
debate, the ministry was sustained by l0C
majority. 1t is expected that by the Goth
of June every available man in Great Brit
ain belonging to the Infantry regiments, will
have embarked for the seat of war.
1t is said that the new French Genera
Pellisier will make bold attempt to cut Of
Liprandi's army
a secret expedition has sailed for Kersech
The mortality in the Austrian army con
tinued great 5000 have died, and there ar,
$4,000 in Hospital.
All the Russian ships of war at Cronstad
are to be sunk
Flour and Corn dull and with out change
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-08

ablo and scholnrlike tract was preached in
Montpelier as n sermon on the day of the
late Annual State Fair. As the author SAYS
in his preface, " it is in no respect partisan
or scctaridn, hut is in the best and coinprc-
hensive sense of that word, political, for it
treats of subject most vital in all its rela-
tons to our body polite, and to our national
existence and perpetuity, and applies to it
the broadcast and best established principles
of history and christianity" Mr.. Lord is u
man of ability, and he has presented to the
reader an interesting and profitable discourse.
Most readers will find it to contain valuable
information more or less new to them, and
the reflections are those Of thoughtful, can.
did and fearless writer-and rs such they
will be appreciated by thoughtful and candid
men, whether they do or do not agree with
every sentiment which he utters.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-08

y TnE Law OF IIBEL.-Thc decision in
favor of the proprictors of the New York sun
in the case of II suit for libel, which has been
before the courts for five years, is announced
The principle which governs libel suits wa
distinctly laid down by Judge Bosworth as
follows
The rule is that Il party who .iustiGes the
publishing of II libel, by attempting to prove
that what was published was true, must show
that in its substance and meaning the facts
were as the article states and although
every part of AN article, claimed to be libel
Gus as whole, is not proved to be true by
the defence, yet If what is left is not of itself
llbellous, the defence is made out.
The law allows man to publish anything of
another-provded it is true-and it is COM
pletc defense that the article is true
This ruling is highly satisfactory to the
press. The Courier e Enquirer says -
" This is enough; no respectable Journal can
ask for more protection in the discharge of its
duty-less would place it at mercy of the
unprincipled-more would put in its hand.
the freedom Of licentiousness."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-08
Telegraphic Report of the Cam
bridge Cattle Market,

Rcpo,ted for the Weckly Free Press.
Wednesday, Jnne 9th.
At Market 3l2 cattle, about 275 beeves
and 81 Stores consisting of Working Oxen,
Cows, and Calves, Yearlings, two and three
years old
Market Beef Extra--pcr cwt. S9i
First quality. 80.
Second do Ssda1.
Third do S-i.
Ordinary S7i
Hides per cwt SEA
Talow Q n %.
Pclts IS cts to 80
CalIskins 10 cents per HI.
Barrclling Cattle, to per hundred.
Veal Calvcs--i D, 5, =. 752 at
market
Storcs-W Working OAen-1l2, 25, 80, 5,
10, ), 80, 10, 200 to 300.
Cows and Calves, Is, so, 5. "a, 40, a
2 a so 81.
Yearlngs, mono.
Two years old, 33, 5, 6, s, 40, 2, ) to so.
Three years old, 40. 2, S, 8, SIS, 5 to g.
Sheep and Lambs, 1876 at market.
Extra, 5, 6, 7.
By lot, Il, q, !. 4, 3. t, to -
Swine. none.
Remarks. -Salcs low and tho market fac
tuatng. There is a fair support of western
beeves and sheep and some excellent bceves
from Maine at Brighton in addition to our
report which gives buyers an advantage over
the holders at least for this week. Our beef
cattle are mostly large heavy oxen of 5 to 6
years of age