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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
SECOND BOARD
Sales Of Stocks at phil.delph,.. .Ju,

Reported for THE N Y. TRIBUNE, by J. R. H. D. FAIL
fsf Bodrdo Susquehanna Canal is b5 20; leo City Is
&P 9l LOCO Camden and Amboy Railroad 6s SS b5, si
Ice do no 1000 DO Is s.; Ice Enc cy 9. ~ so"
Railroad cash 81; 10 do h5 81 $50 Morris Canal IA; Is
Beaver Meadow Railroad 81 $50 do b5 5 10 Reading Nal
rs Union Canal b 81; sdO, ss Mnehi Railroad, 7Si
Lehigh Navigation, sol; Commercial Bank, S.
Beipeen boards-ls Lehgh Navigation sol
Board2 500 City RR 6 C. p sii; 300 City S. c.
p sl; u North Lib Gas 81; 10 Pennsyvana RR S. ash
600 New Greek Coal Co.. "a go do h %; 100 Long Island
RR, l6ii Mineh RR., days, ISL Northwest Copper
10; p Girald Bank, IL.
Jfsr oard-loo0 Alegsny Co. Is A. ". 49, 100 Reading
RR 45t; Is Meadow RR, b5 5l 50 Bank Of United
States. -.
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say 10 v cent for prime paper, and 1905 cent y
annum for second ciass There Is pretty fair supply
of paper offering, and for strictly prime the demand
is fair For the past three days the market for oil de-
scriptions of exchange has exhibited considerable
urrnness. The range at the close of business yes
terday bery l0I i0I and l0i y cent for sterling.
Rs on France remain "a last noticed, sos $40 v
dollar. Time drafts on the North somewhat scarce,
with but very moderate supply of the better class OF
names. Tie demand has been active, and an advance
ssures SIGHT funds are firm at p cent premium"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12

CorroS very firm and small sales outside prices FLOUR
dull SEA O IS for mixed and straight brands holders
AJAX the last shipping RYE FLOUR with sales %
Corn MEAL steady at 81 g. WHEAT more Offering and some
sales reported 81 60 for fair Red and % Tor
sale of choice Red was highest figures tue market
closing dull fair request at decline on last quota
TONS sales eco bush Sou bern and Pennsy Yellow at
81 "a aoat OATS dull with sales 1900 bush Pennsyvs at
6sdG9c with 81 g. GROCERIES inactv
firm and stocks light WHISKY sells at soc y
Dbl and Sc y hhd.; some holders ask more.
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SUPERIOR COURT-Jusg 1l-Befbre Judge SLossoS.
CLAIM FOR DAMAGES AS TO FLOUR.
4 IN AIT nenn A

BY mercantile firm at New-York against similar
Iru at Liverpool damages for loss by alleged
compliance with instructions the consgnment to the Liver
pool Of several barrels Of -four in 1896 whereby sold for
sold and they claim
2o damages The tried before and verdict rem
dcred plaintiffs Of li i36 81 less Si5S rendered
knowedgsd to be due The taken up appeal aud
the present trial granted
In defense denied that there any fault the part Of
the Liverpool house. They sod what they supposed fair
price In view prospect Of god crop England aud Ire
fund but proved the other way and with the
taorot ireland famine and created the advance.
To Be continued For plaintiff Mess PieuePont and James
4. Brady, for defendants Messrs Bidwen and Cutting.
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The Crescent City says that all purchases Of Sill
ever are now suspended at the Branch Mint and
" within few days the usual purchase of gold dust
has been discontinued for the want of legal coin to
"pay. The Mint however continues to receive dust,
" and assay grants a certificate in return, which
"will be redeemed When in funds. There is an abund
" snce of silver coinage on hand but will not be re-
" ceiyed by depositols."
Committee of = Vermont and Massachusetts,
Railroad bondhcll. 70 mas decided to recommend the
exchange for old bead, Of eleven hundred thousand
dollars of Lew y cent mortgage bonds, payable in
twenty years FROM lst of July, at IS y cent, secured
by annual payments q $4,000 10 a sinking fund If
re bondbolders consent to this arrangement applica-
ton will be made to the next Legislature Of Massa-
obusetts for authority to create mortgage for
81, 100000. This will cover the bonded and floating
debts, and leave the corporation with remaining
debt of about 100000.
At meeting Of the persons named as corporators
il The act passed by the late Massachusetts Legisa-
tire incorporating the Bank of Mutual Redemption,
held on the 3ls day Of May, the following vote
passed:
sd That circular be forwarded to each bank in the Com
orwesh, with request tha, they appoint delegate
end meeting TO DC held Thudsy, June 81 u O'Clock
mn AZ the House Boston Tor the purpose Of con-
utrs together as to the best means Of putting -sd bsnk into
operation under charter and the best
dueis the business for which the bank charter obtained
Agreeaby to this vote, circulars have been sent t,
all the banks. The design Of the Bank of Mutual Re
cempton is to obtain q control of the foreign money
redemption carried successfully and prota-
bly, by the Suffolk Bank. 1t is proposed to establish
bank to do this business, whose stockholders shall
be the various banks having their bills redeemed in
Boston. At present each bank deposits in the Suffolk
Bank, fee of interest ranging from 81 500 TO
$1,000 according to their capital, and the Suffolk in
return receives the bills of other banks they collect
and redeem their bills which collected. The profit
accung TO the stockholders Of the Suffolk Bank by
this system Is quite large. 1t Is proposed now to have
the various banks enjoy this profit
The Near Orleans Price Current of The ID inst says:
I'VE continue to quote the same rates - heretofore
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JuNE IL.
Before Commissioner BErTs.


The examination of Capt. Martin, Mr.. Lasala, mer-
chant and Mr. As Custom House broker charged with st.
the horao for the African sayeade further
The testimony of witness stated
thai by direction of Capt Martin to work
board the brs and looked Capt NJ for his mouey He
20 Mr. Lasss. get his bill certified Nothing further was
shown As 10 either Of the other defendants The exsmin
postponed Capt Martin being expected from BAlti
Manuel Echeviara was arrested charged with fit
sns out Mary Peck which e NewYork 10Th March
1&5 the Of Africa taken BY British cruiser and
the weasel finally broken up He held to bail In Soooo
Mr. Martini Of the firm Of Martin, Brother Beaver-s, being
hound for his appearance.
CHARGE OF OPENING LETTER.
Kane Mansfield was arrested on a charge Of the
above having received It said letter from young woman
written friend TO send her some The return letter
to No Cansst and IL "a aid he got t. and that
$40 $is Of which he subsequently handed her Com
united for exAiDinetion-
CHARGE OF LARCENY AT SEA.
Richard Hall and seven Others seamcn of the ship
Sea Lark arrested charged with paoinns he rnks Of
two passsnsers The trunks 10 said, found In the
berfks OF two Of the men and Of the aces the
trunks of two others Committed for examination
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs Dl

SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos. 1921, 1929, 424, 345, g,
3S5 sOf s6s, $50, 98, 26t al 4S5 &C., l0lt lo4 l0 5
8l93
CIRCUIT CoURT-Part Mos. 25, Sc 80, 7, ls45,
IS to 49, Part H. The Railroad Calendar" as it Is called by
clerk short causes viii be called Also, "a to 70, 80
s.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos 555, 153, SOS, GA, 9os to
el4 DIG el7 Us al Part II.-Nos. 800 1874 to 907.
L. s. DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos 50, 81, II, IA to 20.
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Receipts Of Produce Jusr

By North Rirer Boats-s 1873 bills Flour 35 pkgs Lard q
do Ashes 72 do Whisky 274 do. Provisions, 456i bushels
Corn, 325 do. Wheat
BY Railroads. s22 bbIs. Flour pks Whisky I27 do
Ashes $40 do Provisions
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Increase. +sll4ff ..,:o;-,o Ian S'|r
Decrease. SSz,u9 -oo,efi -.
The apparent decrease in Circulation is owing tothe
omission of the item Of Circulation in the statement of
the Greenwich Bank. That institution having just
been reorganized under the General Law does not re-
port their registered circulation. The other CITY
Banks in the same category report their circulation,
and we think the Greenwich should do likewise. The
Exchanges at the Clearinghouse show larger ac-
tivity in business than for the previous week. As
compared with June last year the Banks show gam
Of g. 72O GOO Specie 900 in Deposits, and an
expansion of only 100000 in Loans and Discounts.
The Circulation has fallen off 81, 900.
COMPARATIVE TABLE If the Lodps Specie Circulation and Ne
posts Of The Bank Of City Of Ne York for the rees
ending Saturday June 1855, and Saturday June 1870
To rhieh alfred the Capital q each BANK az m Il''o
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-JuSE II.
nLcIsInNs ny IrnGE HALL.

Lotus Wood agt the ship Tarohufa--Ihe libel rs
not sufficient because does aese that the supplies fur
pised were furnished In this state, other facts
upon which the law would give lien Libel dismissed with
coGkz. with leave apply TO amend
Albert Van Winkle ssL steamboat Jenny Lind-Dennis
Hszrs csnantLbei for supplies Mr. harris that be
sold the Jenny Lind in 1884 Charles T. Beby for Sl2o,
said Beby executing oksge for $l2o He . since de-
ceased The cosed and she vessel Sold and
AR H. sxsin bought He says If the supplies fur
Lost by reason Of vessel having made subsequently frequent
trips Yolkers and other places Decree dnssas libel
with
Stalls s. Bell AIT the steamboat Jenny Lind, also for sup
pfeA-Srsef decision above.
Richard W. Trundy sgt John H. Hsybeck aud otherAction
IN emmons brokers in soatng charter party for the
osk Henry Hsrbsek the right TO which denied Decree dis
Ths un.sed States ct Franklin w. Fsnham--Mr r.
oos,sd ta making false invoices OF the CustomHouse on i'm
euos Per sidp Lady Franklin and other vessels The in
ws oeuafred 10 the ground that irregular
ueesn ~ terms to the charges set forth. &c
oy tne the ese having been heard the Indictment
~ esssssd thai the demurrer be allowed aud
1uafmsns entef,e io defendant Indictment further
osersd On nonn that the seeosnsancos the be
Case Of Mess Kinney and Fsbsna Nothing was said in re-
gard TO this mstter on Monday
BROOKLYN CIRCUIT CoURT-yvsK i,-Bsfors The Hon.
W.RocKwELL, Jnsioc
William H. Chesey and others sgt Harry relcsr and others
Retired to John b. King, ESQ.,, to hear and deter.
mine III The iscss
coxprrrxcY, OF coDErEsDAxr As A w,rxrss.
no City Bsnk Of brooklyn ss soha Dearborn. Aexsnasr
Dearborn, end otAerA
This was en action on promissory note made by
Alexander Dearborn IN the name Of former frn, j. Dear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12

brooklyn CoURr CALESDAR FOR This DAY.
CIRCUIT CouRT-Nos S. 81 So 60 81 63 g. 65 g. g. So
SO, 20, II, ~, IS, "a, IS, "A, &c, IA, 10. ~
CITY CoURT-Nos. |, IL, 15 35, SO, 80, 80, Az AS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
Passengers Arrived

In the bark Kate Lncotn from Turks han1-D. Mems aud
lady Mis- Bixbey Miss Ross, Mr. Robinson and lady, Mrs.
Knight and sons, Ar. Tnial, Mr. Cameron, Mr. CLARK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12

&c. In State Stocks the market 10 firm Vrginias
sold AZ psr Missouri es, sii Ohio g. 1860, 1917 Cali
fornias, sc.
There il a moderate demand for Exchange and
rates are without change. The supply Of Commercial
hills is larger and good signatures with bills Of lsdng
attached are selling at sasi Bankers ask llO!, but
other irst-cass bills are sold at ITO. Francs are
quite plenty and some considerable sales have been
made at 5.l595.l2I including some Government
Bills
In Freigbts we hear of 90 900 bushels Corn, 3d. 400
bales Cotton. Al; $50 tuns LogwOod, M 100 tuns
Fustic, 7I6; 1000 bbls Rosin, cd. To London-3Co
bale, Hops. Id; so bales Tampco Grass, A.. To
Glasgow-Some small lots Corn, Sd.
Flour is again rather lower-Stae selling at 50 37l
50 u.s. Wheat is heavy, but Corn is well sustained
at 81 Olasl Os. Provisions are steady. Cotton is
somewhat unsettled in consequence Of advices of
rise in the Southern rivers which viii, il is supposed
let out some 200 600 bales.
The receipts at the sub-Treasury sl39, 900 in
Guiding balance Of $50, 900 transferred from the
count Of Major Dusenbury, deceased. Paid sl3l, 7Oo
including s2O 600 California drafts. Balance s2,357-
347 Paid from Assay Office, sol 1873. Paid for dis
bursing accounts, sl3s, l35.
The Weekly Bank Statement shows an unexpected
Increase in Loans and Discounts, which has probably
resulted from the increased accommodations of the
Banks 10 their interior correspondents The principal
expansion has been by the American Exchange, about
s45O,0 900; Republic $500 900; Commerce 100000, &c.
The Metropolitan has contracted $500 900. In other
items the change is not great. The Deposits show
further accumulation, and the Specie has fallen OF
1892, 200. The comparison with last week is:
Loans and Dis srecie. Circulation. Deposits
June 2.....s9l1s76 SIS sl55g76l $3.50 69 SIoSf5zs9
June 9...... 9zl09,07 l50o5,l55 7,52tS H,lzS,'U
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MINIATURE ALnAsAc.......TBIs DAY.
SUS-Rises. "A % Sets........7:3l Moos-Rses
HIGH wATER................rHIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. So Gov. Island. GIL Hell Gate. 75
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miscellaneous.

NDLING-W HARRISON q ~
IN invite the attention Of the pukc their sans ~
supplying KINDLING-WOOD, sawed cad spit BY -. -
trial Will prove It's convenience and cheapness over n
way. Best Virginia Pine Hardwood, per losd,
e3 IS; per barrel, N cenz Orders per Post pfomp'9
10, ct No. $50 West 2ith-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12

CTRAW BONNETS-
- STRAW RUCHE,
STRAW FLOWERS, ~
LEGHORN FLArx<
The suberibers now offer their entire stock Of sIsa
GOODS FRENCH FLOWERS, &c. 70 CASH PUhCHAe~
a. great reduction from original prices. -
The CASH SYSTEM enables them, notwithstanding ~
ness of the season. offer complete an assortment"
G. at an earlier date. uux
Nos ca and s. JohnA..
corner Wiisn< +
HOMER & KEErcHeL
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OAK HILL CEMETERY--Ofice Ne - a.
" Broadwsy1his Cemetery is situated on the beo~ p
Hudson River the village Of Nyack and dhtacI ~
City of kewYork about 70 miles, between which -
steamboats, ply daily from foot Chsr'beust, and m ~
day BY Hudson River Railroad and steam ferry foy -
n 500 feet selling from 20 TO so each single Rv 80
to "a eech The hours for leaving Newfor VIZ - -,
steamboat and railroad advertisements. ~
B:farther iEtormstion can be received q &c
Undertaken, Bedford-st,; A BRADY, Undertake, nj
d. VAN WART, Agent, No. ~ Broadway, room y 80
CTORE FIXTURES For sale the SHELL
- side and counter SHOWCASES. PLATE StAss< II ~
and COUNTERS. all Of the best kind Also n n Z
Hs Pesrist., mp stairs. 49,
IDOL MES q b UI9
III ALUM PATENT lion sam pxky!sx III
Nos % md g hAxDxN-LAHks tee0s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12

Simeon Diapers regular semi-weekly sale Of Bonds
and Stocks viii take place tomorrow at i2i O'Clock
at the Merchants Exchange.
At an election for Directors Of the Hudson River
Railroad Company, held yesterday, the following gen
temen were unanimously elected for the ensuing year,
Edwin d. Morgan, John David Wolfe, Edward Jones,
Moses H. GriunelI, d. Thomas Vail, Chester W. Cha.
pin, Charles p. Pond, William Kelly, james Boor-
man, Samuel glosn, N. L Sykes, Jr., Henry A.
Snythe, william II. Hays At subsequent meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12
Urn GOODS.
HONS

DARAS SOILS SUMNER FASHIONS-
III COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or
M 0 II T. A ~ Il - " r. IS
IN All THE DESIRABLE SHADES or COLOR,
Lined unlined with and without Fringe on rosn isos
Palm and plain Wood Handles at prices sih ee
,ea BUYERS invited cali and examine tho stock ct e
WAREHOUSE, Nos. 24 and zis BROADWAY,
JOHN l. SMITH, Manufacturer.
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MiIlinerp, &e.

DONNETS-GENIN's BAZAAR, No. ~
- BroadwayThe balance Of the stock Of SpnDg ard -
Fashions in B0NNETS occupying distinguishing
at GEkINS BAZAAR selling of AZ cost pree, N ~
make room for fresh novelties CHILDRENS SOME
selling 81 EACH without regard The above pe>
epitone Of all the prevailing styee abroad, a. vel
81. Nichols Hos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-12

5otO Iuiucis Crnrrl Railroad Is l57S-nt sdded..
sCco Flushing Railroad lst Morgage-int added 81;
ZOO Preckerridse Camel Coal 40
7cOo Br,ckenricee CGnne Goal Cerfihc 80
7oCo recierridse Carmel Coal Certifeafes i4lo
10 share. Chatham sol
70 shsres Fulton Fire Insurance Company.
% shares Goodyears India Rubber Glove Company. 10
lCO shares New Greek Coal Company. II
IS shares Han pshe Goal ard lrOa Company Isl
n shares sharon Iron COMPANY &c.
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Total amount Of Capital. June 48 S9 900
Total OF Circulation. June $500
Total average amount of Deposits Jane 6Sg 50
Total average amount Of CeulAon June 9..... 75o2 s
The four Banks named below the Atlantic have
ton with the Clearing House.
CLEARINGHOUSE TRANSACTIONS
Exchanges for the week ending June los ISL Ts
Exchanges for the week ending June SIS ISL
bhltncr, June
Balances June ooo.o-o
The following sales of Bonds and Stocks were made
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Sales at the stock Exchange-JUvr II

Mich. so. 4 N. Ind. R.l0jl
IS Mich. So.& N. Ind. Con 30
l6 Panama Railroad .l0l
400 Illinois Central RR.... IS
IA Galena 4 Chicago RR. 100
6 Chic. & Rock Island r. SSl
100 ClevelandA Toledo R.s3 81.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-09-01

ct pleins de ferete qui feront trer remeute ct
qu ecraseront leurs valants talons la t6te hi
deuse du desordre 81 vous ne fates pas celia, vous
verez detacher, une a une ct s'eteindre, dams lie
sang ct dams les cendres, chaque etoile qu brlle
drapeau de la Republique!
Vous vouez savoir la verit6, la VOLTA: La patrie
ct les liberties amercaines sont en- danger. Levez-
vous ct veillez au salut de Ia Repubque! Ellie est
agenouilIGe devant range terrible de rEmeute ellie
cache entire ses mains crspees ttte atere noble
pour que lie sang verse par rinustiee ne reaillsss
pas iusqu'a son front Veez! car a cette heure,
peut-etre, Deu seul peut encore sauver la patrie
americaine.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-09-01
CandEdatS.
N Nous sommes requis de publisr ls ticl

EI Nous sommes requis de pubrsr ls ticke
suivant -
DEMOCRATIQUE DELTTAT
Pour Gouuerneur,
ROBERT G. WICKLIFFE, D'OUEsr FELIsIANA.
Pour Lieaaenant- Gouverneuv,
c. II. MoUTON, DE LAFAYETTE.
Pour Secretaire EtGt,
ANDREW s. HEBRON, D'Esr BATON RousE.
Pour Auditeur,
SAMUEL F. MARKS, D'OuEsr FEL1c1ANA.
Pour 7Tssorier,
CHARLES Z. GRENEAUX, DIES NArcHITocHEs.
Pour Ayocat- Gen6rai,
E. WARREN NOISE, DE PLAoUEMINE.
Pour Surintendant de PEdwcatiom Pubkique,
SAMUEL BARD, DE CARROLL.
Pour le Congres.-4me. District,
JOHN N. SANDIDGE, DE Boss1rR.
Is Aott, 1855.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-09-01
IA " m @
n, ,ACTDT IERI,ANC de Ia /

ADLACIDEEa LEBLANC, de Ia Paroisse
2 s.. Landry. ayant presente une petit
tiori a reffet d'etre nomme Administrator
de Ia Succession de feu Marguerite Guidry,
decedee, dernierement de la susdite Paroisse.
En- consequence, avis est par le present
donne ceux qui pourraient avoir des raisona
legales opposer ID dite nomination, d'a'
yoir a les enregistrer. par ecrit, au Bureau
du Grefier de 10 Cour de District de Ia sus
dite Paroisse, dams les dix joufs. qui suivron
10 date du present avis.
A. GARRIGUES, GssFsr.
Opelousas, Ter Sspsemhfe, 1856.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-09-01
25 Aont 1865.

MN. Sondos 3- Meynier,-Veuillez an
noncer que L. VE1LLANT CHAcHERe fls est
eandidat Anti-E>now-Nothing pour la place
de- Sheriff de cette paroisse, d pelection de
Novembre proclaim.
<,,,. NOMBRE DAMS.
30 Juin, 1855.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-09-01

w Nous sommes autorse annoncer que M.
PIERRE MouILfe, est candidat la place d'Asses-
seur, quill occupe mantenant, ct que CONNIE tel
il croft devoir declarer quill est oppose la secte
Know Nothing. i II Sc recommande ses amis ct
aux votans en- general. 81 avril
The Opelousas courier., 1855-09-01

rg<Nous sommes autorises a annoncer Mr.. VIII
LIAM MoursN CONNIE candidat pour la place d'Avocat
de District pour lie l5me District Judicaire de eel
Etat a. Gdeeion de Novembre 1855.
Opelousas,s19 Mai 1855.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-09-01
- OPELOUSASs
sAMEDI MATIN, Ter sEPTEMB. 1855.

AssrMBLeE PUBLroUE.-Samedi proclaim
est lie jour fxe par Honorable j. M. San
dige. le candidat democratic pour lie Congress,
pour Sc trouver en- notre vile, dams le but de
discuter la question politique qui agite main
tenant tous les citoyens des Etats- Unis. Inu-
tile de dire que NJ. sandige est Anti-Know-
Nothing. On nous annonce que M. Chs. H.
Mouton, le candidat du meme parti pour
Lieutenant Gouverneur, Sc joindra d NJ.
Sandige, ct on nous donne CONNIE probable
aussi que Messrs. Aleibiade DeBlanc, de
st. Martinviile ct Jules G. Olivier, de Frank
lin, Sc trouveront egalement lei pour cette
occasion. Tous ces messieurs representent
le meme parti.
Ajoutons que nous n'ayons entendu parler
d'aucun orateur Know Nothing pour Pocca-
sion. II y en- aura, dependant, nous Pespe-
rons ct le peuple de notre Paroisse SEM
pressera sans doute de Venir entendre cette
1iscussioIiy
The Opelousas courier., 1855-09-01

10 La Cour Supreme s'assemblera en-
notre vile, Mardi lie III septembre courant.
Cette session sera de la plus grande impor
tance.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-09-01

q -.
MoRr DUN NEGRE MARRoN.--N endredi
de Ia semaine derniere, plusieurs habitants
de notre Paroisse Sc reuuirent pour faire une
hattue des bois sur le Petit Bayou T6che, q
larecherche de nsgres nlarrons que l'on sayait
etre dams ce yoisinage. NUM-, done, dc chiens
de pistes, lis partirent ct, peu apres ills TOM
bersnt sur un camp de negrcs etempoign
aussit6t un gros gaillard appartenant NJ
0nezime T. Guidry. de Plaquemine Br1lee,
marron depuis quelques mois. Dependant
les chiens prirent une autre piste ct allerent
reioindre un autre negre. Dams cette inter-
vale, les chasseurs arriverent. ct trouvant les
chiens aux prises avec le negre qui, au mo-
ven dun couteau cannes, en- await deja
blesse dangereusement deux. lui sommerent
de SC rendre et de jeter bas son couteau. LIE
nagre s'obstina ne vouloir pas SO rendre, ct
ailait, dit-on, attaquer un des chasseurs, quand
Fun d'eux lui tira an coup de fusil don't Il
mourut quelques henres apres. Ce nege
etait marron depuis pres de six mois.
Dependant, il paraIt que la presence de
ces chiens await eveille lattention de oertains
autres negres marrons. faisant partie de b
meme bande, ct Fun d 'eux Sc rendit aussit6t
chez son naitre, nj. Pratt, d Bellevue, tandis
aa ,un quatriame fuyait aussi, ct 50 rendait.
nous dit-on. chez le DR. Millard, au Grand
C0teau, en- declarant quill etait ponrsuivi
par les chiens, ct quill appartenait q N. 4.
Uade, de Vermilion, qu'il 6tait marron. &C.
Nous donnons cette relation sans en- garan-
tir paafhentieit6, quaint aux details. Cette
atf:aire sera, mons assure-t-on, portee devant
les tribunaux, ct ccux-ci nous apprendront
sans doute comment Ia chose cst arrivee.
The Opelousas courier., 1855-09-01
vENTE PAR lie SE.ESIF.
ETAT DE Ia L0UISLANE.
Marshall & James CouR DE DIsrr1cy
vs.. Paroisse 81 Iandrv
Mark W. HarweIl No. 1870

IN vertu dun writ dc 6. fa., lance par
- la Cour de District, dams ct pour 10
Paroisse St. Landry, ct moi aGresse dams Pafaire
ci-dessus inttulee, Iexposerai en- vente pubious,
pour du compliant, la Maison de Cour de cette Pc
roisss, le Saned 6me jour d0ctobre proclaim, 1855,
commencant II heures du matin ct continuant do
jour en- jour- s est necessaire, tous les drots ttres
interets ct pretentions de Mark w. HaEwelI In
propretS suvante, sase pour sasfaire le dit writ,
savor:
Cent acres de Terre, bornes au Eord par une terre
de E. B. Scott, au Sud par A. Boutte, pEst par
rhabtation du defendant, ct r0uest par L6zn
Lavergne. ]. D. DAVID, GhSrif.
Bureau du sherif, st. Landry, Ter Sept. 1855.