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ELECTION MUNICIPALE-

~ Commencement la oi, d'apres une proclamation
de son honnetr, v d. Terfebonne Marie de vle une 4l
ton tenue lie Marche, lie premier LUNDI de MAI
proclaim, cominene mt dix beurcs du nan iu> qua dow
heures de Papres midi, pour tire Mare Six Mrnh
du Cons H. ct tro Dreceurs pour rEeoe pubque pour Ia
terme DUN Y. d. TERREBONNE Muira
J. Il. NERRET Secrttaire.
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SATURDAY. APRIL q, 1855.
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.<H0HtSs4oH Of k7ft'ne 7oNIs.
STAI'E OF LOUISiANA-t';ib Die
~ trict Court--Parish Of Laf6urcle
WHERE'S: P JEsTILiEN TIIrEloT, of said parish, Adj.
m2isatof OF said Estate, has filed with the Ce,A Of said
Court final account of his Administration ~
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and notified to
file their objections any they have the said account,
with the CLERK OF sad Court at his Office in the town Of
account will be- confirmed in due course of Ia
Witness my hand and the seal of said Conrt tfis
2st day of April thousand eight hundred and
49, ffy-fte. 1921 LIS ALLAN Clers
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Marie de Thibodaux, &c 81 Avrl, 1855.
4 Wis AU BOULANGERS. LIE prix de
la Farine faiche eant 81 90 sur lie arche de la Nou-
vees Orleans les Bouangers sont requs de bonner 81
once de pain pour dix cents, durant la semaine pro
chaine. V. D. TERREBONNE, Marie.
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L. DAUNZS, in account current Nth the
Guion academy.
1854 AMOUNT OF CASH RECEIVED. DR..
June 6-On Finance Committee ....... $3342 20
July7 Cash received Of E ] Robichaux for
appropriation Of Dec &c. 1a53..... 100 40
do Mch 80. 1851. 1914 40
Feb do June 80 $50 As
do Sep'r go I" 1872 90
do Deer 81, 1872 90
S42sl As
April Cash balance on hand .......... 1865 Al
Amt of Taxes due by Corpora s..
uOn aIO
Amount Of School Funds available for the
current scar Observation-Disclosures. 1891 80
1854. AMOUNTS Discussed. DR..
June 16-BY DIT order 81 Gary & Co for % hhIs
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7 ,ARD,-In barrels and kegs Just re.
~ ceired and for sale by Eap III 81 HOLDEN

Succession de ENenne 7onps,
LTAT DE Ia LOUISIANE.-(our
IL du Cinqnitme Dsriet-paroisse de Iaiourche
ATrENpc: Que F. JUSIIIIEN THEREOF de n fi,.
roisse Administrators de In dite SucceSsio ce Jour dtnn
avec lie Greler de la dite Cour copte final de son Az
minsration, " "'
En- consequence, toutes personnes qu ay d..
objections au dt compe par les presentes
de les deduire Greer de la tic Cour son bprs, M
la vile de Tnbodaux, dams les dix jour qu siyront
mere publication de Get avis, simon lie dit connie pe
corde et confirme scion la loi ~ ''a &c
Temoin ma main ct lie de la dite Copr =.
HHeS62l April, ml-huit cents cinquante- Gina -"
= l'e-Ztl l.. S. ALLAN, GreiEer
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DETECTION

Lafourche, April is, 1855
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prietory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-14

~ Sec Arrivals.

SUR LUCAS at San Francisco from Hong Kong expert
enetd succession OF eas,er.y winds om Hong Kong until
spd lat 81 a. some boards panss joiss and broken
pshe Supposed to have been vessels deck
vh the letter them, which from their appearance
muss lave beer in the water three four months
~. shp Morrison from ot Kong for San Iranosoo on
while IN gbt Of the Lucas The ha. not lost man
irs the passage, and they are all In good health.
BARK PowHAIAN, at San Francisco, was into 18th
chr carrying away the barks oowspf stove her beats
csmsged her eansels ana otherwise ipjurng her The
ship vas bot slehteS damaged.
Whale men.
Sid from Wstport 10th inst bark Janet, West, Inksn
s1 from sppcan leh schr Altamsha, Fs or, Atlantic
from New Bedford 18th bark America, for Mattapo
eett
keftrr, n with loss Of forcmsst and anchored
81 DO April IL schr posuie gregory, last from San
riass with !, 6si, s 20, s'sfSs me-. oil % o,0ns
INK nowp with crew I'll sick part OF tuem had died
AZ kaistan 80. march 30 sehr Emene, Osbofn, With 80
Arr vslpsrairo March &c Awsshonks Tebey Falmou H.
ior yrovisioDe.
AR ssIsits april Dartmouth Heath mos out co 81;
Two dosn With the email po1 Sd, Atlantic, Uoiemsn
~ out, 40 9Th Morn star Cev 90 small
pos on beard took of rrovons and fruit aud
az 7oer; IN Psgra stanton 10 ms Go sp iarttnaer,
Cornell. ~ mos out 30 50; Cape iItrn Paeon Amy 10 mos
o., y" 'yi ,hp ia hoye si.ree q mos oa 7oip;
u % ds Ssre 81 csoe arS y U out 400
clm' lrb, Mary, Merchant, Ed.nton, IS mo-. go VII;
hdsm H,ses u. -. mos. clean 10Th, Java. Wood. II.
Arr at ntnoialu March IS Lark, Kissias from sea-5
Ibis vh; 18Th !suu. Win.low mos rs do sp; 1h Alfred
~ crn.e florids Silisms, mos, p; ga Gen
Asks, iss. ~ s4ss, w IA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-14
State Know Nothing Council In Connecticut.
[trom the hartford Times


The State Council o. Connecticut have bes 10 session
here this week 1t ercec TCescay, at inc IS
Hall The important questoa was presented OF abolish
ie the secIesy OF the order aoo organizing Ia an open
manner, other parties do The proposition ce.
.eated, and the secret plan is to De continued.
As example OF the operation Of tue secret wires Of
The Know Nothing organization in Connecticut, | will
state to you the result Of proceedings Of the State
Council Telst 10 .he members Of Council No li7 OF
Lyme, numbering about 10 voters Council 1i7 was
CHARGED with having vo led foe he Hon Samuel I'M
Tor Governor and tbsu chsrter revoked 80 you
zee that there can be Independence the part Of
voter vbo belongs TO this trGer. dis cons ence and
his rights as q freeman i'll the keeping OF other
hands.
State President Spprry was here and $50 delegates out
~ GOO VIII, vers snttl d to seats.
The state Cour ell holes s quarterly meetings on the
second 1ussdsys of May August, November and Febru
sry the latter BENG tie annual meeting.
Tie quarterly pass for this quarter, is "Connectcut,
Our Htueu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-14

An interesting case, illustrative OF marital rights in
France has ut btea decioeo 10 Of the tribunals of
Paris MaCame Leboroe an operate singer OF some
pute, had mace engagement with the director OF tne
month"; and to forfeit Slp0 volat Of her con-
tract But her husband objected to her fulfilling her
engagement and absolutely refused to listen her
treaties to be permitted to co she therefore mad
course 10 law brought her husband before Cour OF
tie Sc ne, and produced gtneraI authority
her TO enter into contracts with managers Tue
Cecloed seanss her. The principle that the
ought to be full ard sovereign judge of his we's theat
Ticsl engagements, and that neither general nor
special authorization can affect this right.
Livingston, Wells Co. of Paris have written to the
Journal des DetS In reference to article published
by that jorr ral the suspension OF Wes, Fargo Co.
They deny the truth Of the statement made the ar
Gle, that they were connected with that house.
II bias teen proposed TO build a railroad tunnel under
the English emanuel between Dover aad Calais, to
establish permanent communication between France
and England Several projects have been proposed;
among THIN that Of DR. Payerne, offers to perform
the work. IL supplied with lao submarine boats, l $40
sailors ard rorkmen 434o 900 cuoc yards Of material
spd 2i0, coo eco frnncs BY means OF such n tunnel
the cEanGel might be crossed in IN three minutes
Tne inhabitants Of Ruel having been authorized to
erect monu menJ to Josephine, divorced empress
OF Napoleon Bonaparte Louis Napoleon has sgued his
tntentlcn OF ertcung such monument at his own eS
pense, and to ken the matter out OF their haues.
il is said that there has been recently discovered in
tie Island Of SARDINIA some cayerns filled WITH guano
the production bats aggregated the creation OF
the wtro. Chemical Analyses have proved toat tnis
gus is rich that of Peru in ammopac matters
rid in sulphste OF lime Several lsuo ptoptetors are
sS,c to hSye already purchased quantities Of tns
usnuIe FOR ther lands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-14
p. rsonay Intelligence,

The Toronto Colon,st. Of May IL, ssys:-"Yesterday
morning as the Hon. Francis Hincks and biz son were
out driving in the suburbs OF Quetec near the Plans OF
Abrsbsm, his horse took fright and of. The Hon.
eents man and his botl Thrown from toe vehi
Gle with great violence ard we grieve to say that the
young sd had both his legs brssen He also other
wise injured M Hincks himself received several n
ures but the full particulars have not yet reached u.s.
ARRIVALS.
ehis,gs Henry Foster, Roms' NJ a Benton Kentucky
- the AssorsJ a; Harvey Boston; " S. r. Parrot.
MoaSiuia s. ovens " nusirslis Ssshmaa New sedfe1i
T. fry San Francisco T Grurd, Cuba Capt v. Wool,
T in tn. mi
Porter Ms Ls,Orst Garter Ms ss..m.a and ssry,
heo6srd, ny @aillon vile and cehdren Chs: Reed
Shs., eiyasI I hsse.s lad, sns ts.ss ssIdsss,
n.Tnss ssn saa . Fss
Mis-. miller. Richard s6.. MIS- 6,.rd His Sssusiiiss,
~ = ssS: ~ sFS;'S
.p gss ssIsy s's Mr. ,am.s Ss.
p1a., ws ss seam, .9S lsa u.s sFis ass
'% Fo as' ain .na ss
81 nldIeth MI Meyer n, Fry e. int Az
VIM sussyss s,;,iih AaS,ss soirSa, w ss,
sSS .ea AsIsa: I e'rsy Geo i isys I San',G hss
"a two esiid,s" MI. Lew apt ao~sna lady and sou
Mrs swain, Capt Cutter, CAPT huhmaa, Capt Wood,
n sbsier, Whitney, II Strong Mr. sbepArds Thos I'D
va'c. Capt lreemsn, Capt ors- G 4 william Capt
Mid. cit Iaps farftrd Mrs Pod Fr.eks lady and two
Chi dren, Mrs popns Mrs Henry, krill a. lady. II
Neay lady ard child. mrs Handy and infant Miss Hnck
Icy Miss WATSON Mrs uevoe, Joee, wife and cnild Mrs.
Ds1ter-aud si others in CABIN, md 49, IN s,eersse
Ftm ssya, in the steam hp knoxyle.Dr D
>tsrke. * Seuatt W Cou'd, r Grown. Mrs Myers,
WI Allen, LADY, child and sarysnt Moore hs Jss.
ano lady VIM bshop md lady, Edward Cronys, John
Ifomptor VIM ALury James = smith v Norton,
Jobr Benson, Page q Atonee, Mrs II Hanford ssd
child Chs eigh, NJ odS John A Anen aud Iady,
&c Carroll Kurrusr, henry Ayctt Saith, lecrso -
Wilcox, Henry ,otper, Mrs Grover. David Colt
rage, NC Murtbsf Kenray, ard ~ In the storage
DsPAkTrtES,
Tor sorfolt &e IN the . eamship Jsmesto~n-E Pres
tor = Clut John Ftrrcil nuchap, , Huy man, Der
mad, u wsSsworth A u Dccter, Drruy, JOHN Breos
telsc,, WIN ashton x Nel.eisn Emoughts tstsaa usl
NJ JOIN wolfe, VIM Webber e. smith and lady, WIN
oible, and sey Ak aesseToe lady sno cnhd Mr., har'
isdy, we N Culel e,s.n, Th"ms. nsrye s,onssor,
Ssss,op Jr,C Geuld ~ ssr, Es, Mrs Duychonos,
and j u Evsns N 1ycr, q tart, bsrp rmAa and
i,ax Mr.. Z,Ip Ms >orcott. J woodwork and lady
a Imsruel &Ry,rsop. Mr.. sesver si.s Norton, A
Gprss pl ,rner Joseph Myers Sd two children Ward
s.s -, Ass CSssss, 0sedsA. A@t n tAs sts@AsN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-14
Marine Affairs.

THE Etw STEAMSHIP ARIkT. for yanderbilts Havre
inc, vert trial trip yesterday. She is advertised
to tsn l9th ms.
Bos1oS line or STEAMSHIPS in the Sen ate this
mcrnng, bill was pssse1 incorporating the "BostOn
ard fuiopesn steam .btp Compspy." The head ~ tn
tnttrprist IL ar hon,h AcH6y the celebrated ship
BUILDER whose moon taoe ,nergy and great business
wei tucwn IL Ia probable that Messrs
Epoch Tram 60 aud several other merchants aui
capitalists -i also become connected with tie eater
prise and that toston VII thus have in co np.r
~ short time spepoif ice OF Atlantis steamship
rvsLpg every respect he Collins lipe OF Nes YORK
Tbis Is q very nptrtsot mt vement which cannot f.il
to moat fsvora bly, se 4 br tpess relations Of both
abe city ard State-Boston Trdnscript. Nav IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-14
por,t,cni snt.I,ypence,

The Rev II bre ik.urf,ge the ceh brated Pfesbyte
Tisn clergy o. Kentucky, has publs oed loo1 art
oe wherein Re takes strong grounds in favor OF the
Amstcsu party
safe 20 be the pomn atoms for State
omcers OF Quo mace by Know Nothing couveut 90
ne 10 .intionst Gostrb0s, Jacob BringrrnoT o
Mshsntia lA'u ebsnt G,Vs-nor Chsuncey Y OILS, OF
feieVilej secrsfsfy Of STATE, Wr L Bsscrrn ot Co
y Dbus treasurer ste5e a. Columbus: Al 81 or y
N"soo m9ss'bgun b'tmuey General X Cor
VIZ ~ 'pe'nss'i Puzzle Wrts X II 10 "a, OF 10.
C HemcD' = -
Jatat bptt&ws q cbvsla1d hos tcqucst.A tie Clavs
land Nm = 49, h"' b. = tNt cgaGsatf Tor Ia 20
=. ~ s-yIosLy CVa4s .. v-io.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-14
Hersid rlarane Uorrosoonaonc,

PHILADELPHiA, May ls-Arr stsam.hip n Sanford.
Sanford brig Niagara Fits San Juan de lo Rene
dos, Cuba; schrs Jaues westeott Savannah; Herald
Evans, New burypurt David smith, smith, Providence;
Mar, Fletcher crosby Eastport Fa rfeld Chase Boston,
sarah stephens, Studley, klork
CID 18TH steamship City OF New YORK. tthews Boston
bark zion, Reynolds, -; brigs sarah Ellen Sarxen ,
Portald Gen Washington Day, Halifax; Mechanic, Clark
Bray, Beverly, Stockton, Edea ards Providence; west
moreisnd hacker Newport Caroline Hall Rogers, Nor
web; Can 1ice; John son Baldwin. Elizabeth
Retecea CLARK, NIlssen Hall, SPENCER Middleo
MOLavt, Baker, Nfork; Ida, Crowley, Sing Sing; 5
Marsh s.ont NYosh; Hattie Anna Douglass s. John g.
uDdipe hsyntr, Hartford; Jesse Williamson Winsmore
hsrblchead Weston MoLoy, Salem; Shriver, Cain
BL...n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-14
Obituary.

JAS. VAN DYKE Esq died at Detroit, Mich, on the
9TH inst ed forty years. The Detroit Advertiser
1885 be was appointed City Attorney Of Ee'rot
ana hello the Office for some years. Ia 1S4o he was
appointed Prosecuting Attorney OF Wayne county In
1S43 he elected adermsr and in 1s47 chosen
Mayor Of Detroit He was for three years President OF
the Detroit Fire and chiefly originated their
present chartered organization The present Frsuan's
Hall erected in great measure oy his exertious
He also at the time Of his cecease member of the
Board OF Water Commissioners OF the .ity. He
elected President Of the Ietroit Young Mems Society
several years since He has also been the Secretary
of the Detroit bar for about fifteen years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-14

lIRBs IN THE WOODS OF SULLIVAN CoUsrY,
\ we learn IRON the Monticello Wdtchman that
9icn the 4h TO the 9Th inst destructive dres
reg pg in the ~oods in various sectiocs Of sullivan
county. Although the fres were several miles from
honiceo, TIE mr. was carkeDed BY smoxe through tae
day snd at tight the say vas all Aso~. Between the
pointa Of narth,ast ana southeast, we're counted
sunday evening less thun seven places where tue
feft sgratiops ss extensive IL many
ctes we're 10 flames. At the north aud northwest,
,lso the hery element was predominant In some
p,jekaorheods tie destruction OF property has been
v,ty great At Ctntfeviile IN the iowa OF Fal,burs
sever houses ana eight barns we're consumed Eight
luportd cords ct hemo:k bsrK, be ongiog to Paens
Ilrgler burned up TIE Saboburg tanoery sas IN
great danger for day OF two Several houses
sop.umtd IN Go iieoon There is rumor saoat that q
woman was burned to death Ia Ceptrevie, aud a grl
pssr Tne POND We have ground 70 hopo that the
RUG OF IL unfouuded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-14

j. N. T. TrcxsR At TIE UTICA ASYLUM The
ft,,psp the PRO ing Office At tIe Utica Asylum
we, th1s OF Ipoltr who recently convicted Of tbs
mn rd. bic cbuo parhootd on tue ground OF INSANITY,
s.d committed 20 thst notwithstanding mas greai, ia
Or yto SINCE here lie has considerable talent
writer sp6 IL very useful coo ri outot 80 the Opal
p'hly per,ooice ws MT hers, ediec and ritten by
IN. ~ ts AZ IN the Asllua,b
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-14
TeIegraphic Marine Report.

BOSTON; Nay lS-Arr chips New Western. Honolulu
Bers shire Calcutta, sand Heads Jan ii; Richmond
Orleans; Teress barks Isnsrdon Mobie sierra Nsvads
Norlesos; Joseph Fish, do brig Eliza Burgess Remedos
Manhattan do; Excel, Fort Prince: James Wakefield
Cieniuegos; orinoco, and hyrs, Philsdelphis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-14
HARIFIME INTRLLIGRNCE.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Illinois, M'Xnstry, Aspinwal May 3 and
Kingston, ia, eth with and to Ro
6erts Experienced westerly gales during the entire
Passage.
Steamship Roanoke skinner Norfolk &c, with mdse and
passengers to Luclam 4 Pleasants.
Ship Fanny tBeD Hornez Antwerp AZ days, with mdse
and "a TO Sottehohm Is bound 60 Havana.
April 49, lat AZ @ Ion 53 49, boarded Am clipper ship
wAerlogged dsmasted and abandoned appeared 70 be
vessel not more than three four months DID, was
PAINTED black boats gone aud her to be
Bark G Dodge (of Buehill): Friend, Cienfueges q
days with sugar to Chasteain Ponyert May g. lat %,
Ion 3d. passed large Br Of standing to the
day lat Is g. Ion spoke brig Condova from Ma
Tor Jew York Sth lat 81 So Ion IS H. passed brig
Ocean Bride from Cenuegos for Halifax; day. lat 80
IA lon 73 spok brig Malvern Jarmsn rom Cenuego for
Philadelphia; 9th lat So 25 lon 70 TO- passed herm brig
standing southwark With dect load OF lumber under bare
poles blowing heavy At the time.
Brig Kate Anderson, Lnekin, Cadiz, April with wine,
salt &C. to Rrookman April 23 lat 80 Us, Ion 90 IS,
spoke Span sch Flor from 9porto for New York;
R,g nreson IN, F;nnsY Mavagne, pr nnrl % nth
sugar, to Boller h Riera.
Sebr Mary Manki1, Bearse Boston
Schr Jacob Raymond, - Nantucket.
SAH,EJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

WIscossIS.-We have all the Milwaukee pspcrs 10
the 18th inst. with ret1rns of the vote for Governor
from more than three fourths Of the State, but leaving
the result stil in doubt. The chances seemed to be
slightly in favor Of Barstow, Dem who was sboat
1000 ahead, but the north western Counties might re-
verse it. The residue Of the Demo ,ratic Stste Ticka
is pretty surely elected Tire new Senate is Repabi-
con; the House Democratic The counties mostly
settled by immigrants from Europe polled very heavy
Democratic msjorities mainly on account Of the
Liquor questionable Republicans being In favof Of
Prohibition, while Gov. Barstow has twice vetoed
Prohibtory blls No United States Senator is now to
be chosen,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16

FIIiSG HERSELF or WITH B9oTs FOR THE WIN
qLh-Lsst eyelinS about clock, young wome n
catered Jeers ladies shoe store is7 Broadway, and
requested TO be fitted 10 pair o. fire dress gaiter
boots. She was accordingly waited upon BY Mrs
Jeer sni fitted to pair Of three collar and halt
CATERS. Having bad both tes boots laced up, she
p0cksted her ole Shoes aud thsn commenced looking
about the aoer stating she had lost three dollar bl
aud nlimsing that IT he'd been stolen from her since
ale csme into the store. Mr.. LETTERS told her tbs.
story wouldn't DO, a. no one had been near her; yet
she ySuDg woman paid nc heed TO his observation
but continued her tearoh, at the same time getting
nearer and nesrer 70 the door. Mrs Jeers perceiv-
ing her intention, closed the door and seized no d
OF Ter. The young woman set up q terrible
noise screaming at the top Of her voice; Murder!
Murder" "Help "Helpr la her attempts to
esospe from the store two pairs Of fine boots dropped
On too loox from under her clothing A policeman
wss cent sor and the young woman taken 20 the Sta
zion house for the Dight On an exsmiosiion Of hsr
skirts. several hooks were found sFei fact. upon
which shs might secure sach property IS saissc hei
fatcy caring her shopping excursions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16
ALARM IN ENGLAND,

Tie London Times, with all it's power, can only
maintain its position by resorting now and then
TO some daring coup de main. Just as leading
fashionable could not maintain her influence with
out giving once or twice a season some brilliant
reunion or colossal ball, so Tie London Times
could not maintain its supremacy without starting
once or twice year some extraordinary
urore or bewilde ring sensation. The truth of the
state ent is about Of as little importance to this
leader Of the press as the payment Of the bill is
to tie leader of the fashions. A sensation has to
be accomplished, or rather q series Of SEN
sations. Without them prestige is gone. 1t ia
necessary to understand this real weakness
of The Times, in order to unmask its assumption
Of strength. 1t is perhaps hard that so many
interests should be thrown into confusion and per-
pexi.y to suit the caprice of one journalistic in
stitutiOn. But, at any cost, the sensation must
be had.
The last sensation was Lord Raglan, whom The
Times hunted to his grave and then bent over in
the counterfeited sadness Of funeral euloy. Since
then il has in turn taken in hand Lord John Rus
cell. Sir Cornwall Lewis and poor General 6mp.
son. but these fry were too small. Il Vas but dull
work hsrpoosing uinpowa So it bn at iss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-16
RACHEL as MILE DE BELLE ISLE.

Mile Rachel last evening performed Alexander Ds-
mass play of Mile dc Belle Isle to crowded and es-
CANT auditory at Nbos. The piece represents ono Of
the mcst corrupt epochs Of French society, with
breadth of language and an occasional groesneas Of
idea. which hardly any other writer than Dumas would
ever have vebtuTed on Indeed, this play Is notorioN
even in modern French literature We shall not de-
tail the plot any urhe than to say that 1t exhibits &c
innocent young girl the victim Of an Infamous osn-
spacy in which even her a ,nced lover believes her
guilty, and both she and he are driven 70 despair.
The situations are effective and the interest of the au-
der &c in he heroine far optweghs their dislike OF The
plsy. That interest is not surprising when the char
scter is depicted it last night by Mile Rschei
more eIquisitey shaded and beautifully perfect and
effective piece Of acting never seen. The purity
Of the Oil. her Eaivete her deicacy, her tue afec-
ton. her hot indignation when she coDfoon. the con-
sprator against her reputation, her and agony
when she 6rds her lover separated from her by fake
sccusaton and an appearance Of guilt which she can
not clear up ali represented with that consuu-
mste beauty and that psychologist truth which we ore
&C. astomed to in the scog Of this incomp parable art
ist. The drama is one we never care 10 see again;
but Racbels personston of the heroine that can
rot easily be forgotten.
Tonight at TIE Ace'emy and b m ROW night a.
Niblos are tie lSst opportunities Of aeeng MIS-
Rachel which the NewYork public will have for m,sy
,ronfha
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blunder. The Russian soldiers, like the VIII
horses of the s.eppe when prosecuted BY wolves.
thropg together in shapeless mass, immovsbIs.
unm amaze able, but which will hold its grousA
until supreme effort Of the enemy Eorces It
asunder. But, anyhow, line formations are mecca.
sary il many clrcuu stances, and even the Rus.
slams have recourse to them, though in Moderate
degree. What then is to become Of an army
which cannot form in line at all or which when got
into line with deal of trouble, cannot reform 10
column without throwing everything into Co.'S
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In the county Of DUrcHEss there was Republican
and Democratic ticket ia the field but no American
When the election was over, however, it was pro-
claimed that about half the candidates each ticket
were Hind0os, and that these all elected, and tie
rest dctsotedi There some two thousand Know
Nothings in the county, and they have thu, contved
to secure all the Offices belonging to Twelve Thousand
Voters At polls where tho'e secretly belonging to
the midnight order had control of the Republican or
Democratic ballots they were suppressed, and Eindoo
ballots dealt out instead. Perhaps this will ageiDs
but we guess not,