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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-02

Nassc en- d'antrcs mans encore plclnes
e vic ct d'avenir. Sur ce nous prenon;
r. ong6 dn public ct du JonrnaIismc,
Napoleonvillc, JUN 1858.
as AMADEo MoREL.
ie
" Nos lecteurs verrons par les
. ldieux de notre estimable predecesseur,
s,ue lie Pionaier dc nouyeau change
4 Editcur.
En- nous embarGuant dams Ientreprisc
dun journal, nous croyons convenable
d nos patrons Ia boussole
rqni doit nous diIiger, les cndroits OH
nous dcvons nous arrGter, ct le lieu de
notre destination.
Notrc bons.ole eat lie Drapeau dc Ia
nemocraIie-qnand nous nous a,,ete-
rons, ce sera pour corriger les abus, 81,
gnaIcr leurs auleMrs a 'aniInadversion
pnbllque, ei pour cnconrager ct recon-
mander a 'c>lime de leurs concitoyens
les sesviteurs publiqnes qui remplissent
Ienrs deyoirs a,ec aele ct lideliEt,s i
Not'c but est lie 'riomphe de la cansa
de la Democratic, par Ia defeIse zalec
ct ftrme des principles qui nous out etc
transmits par nos hommcs d Etat, ct que
rcxptrience nous demonlre a,re con-
fo,mes 4 nos institutions ct a Rage de
progres dams leque! nous vivons. Nous
combattrons toutes les societies secretes
ayant un but poliliquc, queIque nom
quill Ieur donne, les regardant CONNIE
anti-republicaines, ct CONNIE tendant a
detruire cette liberte d'action de la part
de I'electeur, qui coustitue Ia solidite ct
la snrete de notre gouvernemcnt.
Nous cxclurons de nos colonies tous
articles on communiques contcnant des
termcs insultants, c: nous nous cfforce-
rons d'observer regard de nos confre-
res, les regIcs de Ia cour;oisic gn sont
sacres pour I'homme CONNIE il faut.
Nous soutiendrons de toutes nos forces
Ia cause de l'education ct dcs ame!iora.
tions pubiques. :
Sans ignorer les difficulties qui Sc pre-
sentent un conmencant, quelles que
puissent alre ses bonnes intentions, nous
esperons qu'avec lie travail ct Ic desoue-
ment, nous paryiendrons satisfaire nos
patrons, ct, d rendre notre journal nti|e
nos concitoyens. Lorsque nous serons
pus IamiIiarise avec les devoirs de notre
nouvelIe position, nous esperons pouyoir
ameliorer notre journal ct Ie publer en-
anglais ct en- francais.
sia 3 e.. l.. MAvoR,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-02

| Journal qui par parenthe:e, ma ja-
lis arbor5 aucnne couleur ttrangere,
revenu Il qui de droit, ct Nj. CONRAD
IAvoR, jeune thomme qui dome les
Ias briIlantes esp6rances, ct qui sous
Ie grande MODESTO cache un merte
Iel ct des qualities solides, en- est actnel-
incnt I'..ditcur. Tn mciIcur chox ne
Huvail ctrc fat, aussi nous en- fticitons
part ct soui,aitons Ic complct success
/ la feui!le seas Get hablc dlrecteur.
/ En- terminnnt, nous rcmercions sin
lrcmcnt de leur patronage coax qni ont
FignG nous I'accordcr iusqn'a &C jour,
nous sommcs confus dc nous avouer il
bus-meme. que nous na,ons pas repon>
b a Get hoaneur. Nous'6p prouvons ,ou-
,(ois, une viye satisfaction a yoir que le
ionnicr ait echappe an tTepas don't il
ait menace par l'opposi'ion, ct quill
assc en- d'antrcs mans encore plcines
e vic ct d'avenir. Sur &C nous prenons
'nge du public ct du JonrnaIismc,
NapolGonviIlc, JUN 1858.
AMADEo MoREL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-02
Personal Intelligence.

The Hon. Pierre Soule late Minister TO the Cabinet
of Madrd who arrived from Europe yesterday morning
in the St Louis left town again in the afternoon fer
Washington. His family will remain for the present o
the Metropolitan Hotel to repose themselves after the
fatigue oil the voyage.
ARRIVALS.
At the Metropolitan Hotel-Ieonce Rodillon, Paris p
dc La Guardr Mexco Don Sr NJ Guardir, Mexico Hon H.
II. Henry, Vermont; c. u Hubbell, ST. Louis; samuel S.
Mark, Louislille Capt. Gardner, u. 5. Navy W d. Bell
Philadelphia; 5. Gilbert, Boston; Capt Enge u $. n.
From Hayre In the steamship st Lous-Hon Pierre
TMcMullan. Mrs brown Mrs Robinson, Mieoion Roni,
lon j. Geroud, Sain and lady, Mugleston and lady,
Parod, scholl Ferdinand, Meyer 4 Hustler, smith
Juillerat, Mrs Denman, Bingham, Pearson and
Lepage Stratton, j Perotton, Sabouren, I North.
From New Orleans and Havana In the steamship Empire
Cty.-from New orleans--T Francis Meayhpr, CS Chus.
Macarthur Doughery wife and two children; Piger,
B smith, N Hooks, Brierby, Ryan, IL Haggerty, y
Deeraw J Sinclair, Fitzpatrick, Ayres, Cashan, J
From Haysna-sig'a c Kottiiet VI A Molina sig'a A
AgusIo, e werding N BOmealier Cromwell Are;
Gpsert, Stopel aud brother Mrs Diars, Naskelsky
Pryor. Dobb, Morris Berry, Hensley, Paverne,
Younot, Holiday, O Gasser
DEPARTURES.
-Messrs Henry Stowell, Jr and wite j. X. Mcdonald,
Mrs f. j. Crocker Messrs. Michael Carter John Costar
Phneas Lawrence, Brennan, J. W. Powell, NJ, D., -
burn and wife, Zadek J. Rhoades Mrs w. Herring, Of
New York; j. J. Burchel, Manchester H.; Jos Maekay,
and Bro, Utica r. j. Flood and daughter, Ray. Mary
Donovan West and Wife Of Detroit J. Croise Of Mexico;
ward - Mcdonald, Smith, Mrs II. Ellis, OF England;
Messrs G. Dickson, j. Duncan Of Ireland; r. H. Gesse,
Fes aGssh Wair quebec ssa
Mack, OF Valparaiso Il. Krugman; steink hauler. Of
Germany; Captain Brostock, Of British army Alex VIII.
ging, OF Toronto-1J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-02
THE NEWS ny THE CANADA.

ms LINE, 81 STREET
HALTAx, March l, 1855.
The royaI mail steamship Canada Captain Stone, ar.
rived tis port, route for Boston, at O'Clock
thi, morning She left Liverpool saturday, the 18th
al, mo- her adyices conseq uenty three days later
than those received New York this morning by the
st Itu's.
Tie Capas reports Feb. 81 in latitude Is, longitude
- &c. exchanged signals with large American steamer
stee, ng eastward and Feb 10 hundred miles east
of Cape Clear passed the American ship Philadelphia,
bound east
From The seat of there is little additional
oil importance, the state OF affairs remaining pre-
cisely the same last reported
The Peace Conference was to open at Vienna on the
Goth oi February
Lord John Russell has already left London for the
Austrian capital to assume the Office of Pleuipotenary
from the British government in the conference.
The Western alliance has been further strengthened,
by the Of the kingdom OF Naples to its ranks
Frederick Peel has been appointed Under Secretary
of War and Sir Francis Barring Chancellor of the Duchy
OF Lancaster.
Much distress sisted at Liverpool from lack Of EN-
poy rue Mt about fifteen thousand ersons being thrown
out OF work from dunes of trade and the severity
OF the weather Some Ave thousand OF these are I'M
employed from the non arrival OF American shipping.
Messrs. Keen, Rippin Co., warehousemen, London,
aud Messrs KIRK Furness, Liverpool have failed
High easterly winds stin prevailed of the English
- the government steamers Esk and Exmouth
~ of the Channel to relieve in
weather pre-
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The Lat- ARRAY In stanwlx Hall.


To THE PUBuc-My name having appeared before the
public in very unavorable light, and my part ne
late dsgraceu affair which occurred the morning of
the 2btn nit at the sanwix Hail. in Broadway, having
been grossly msrepIesented submit to the public the
following statement and beg of them to suspend judg
ment until my case is inyestigated-On Saturday
ming last at hafpast eleven O'Clock, in No. 60
lspenard street Whilst there Turner Hyer and Baker
came n. and asked me to take walk declined, aud
left them there and went to the saloon OF Las
penard street and broadway. The same party came in
there and asked me to take walk l said, No. They
then asked me TO across to Lyngs Of Canal
street and Broadway, and take drink. went with
them to Lypg's. While there, the party asked me
TO tabe walk. / refused, and would not CO. I was
then asked ana urged by BAKER and Turner TO CO. and
refused them. Then Hyer says to me, Paugene, will
you not see me homer said, "yes, would" Hyler
lives the upper part of the house where this trans
pred After we got TO the door, Hyler asked to 90
and take drink before left him. As going in to
take drink carriage drove up to the door aiming
Baker, Turner, Van Pelt, and others As went in,
saw Poole. lie and were on bad terms, Poole having
threatened to beat ne great many times previous
this. Myself and Poole had words when my
friends came in and took out of doors. AS was
gong out, heard the report of pistol. did not go
again. and not present while single shot was fred
Signed, Patrick MCLAUGHLIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-02

On Thursday, March !, 81. Thomas Church, by the
Rev Edmund Neville, Mr.. JoHS McIouGHLiy publisher
of this city TO Miss MARY f. PERKINS, adopted
of Robert II. Elton, of Etona, Westchester county.
BY the Rev John 7. Hermance, ALBERT b. c. McKEoN
Esq, TO Miss CLARA RHODES, both OF this city,
On Monday evening, February 49, at the residence OF
the BRIDES father. by the Rev Dr. Mllett Of No. 30s
Rroeme street, Nr. CBARIrs LH1soS, Of cansndagua
n. Y, TO Miss ANllIA g. WARNER Of this city.
On Tuesday, January %, by the Rev. Z. f. Hatfield
at his residence, RcEaRD l. CoSKtIS ESQ., OF Hunting
city.
On Thursday morning March ], at the church Of the
Holy Apostles, by the Rev. K. 5. Rowland, MLroS L.
PAISE 10 HANNAH youngest daughter OF the late William
Neale, Esq, Of this city.
On Sunday evening, February rs, by the Pew. Or. Nil
lett. his residence No. sos Broome street. Mr. Will
uas PrTnGnEw, OF Dorchester, Mass, TO Miss GDoR-
GIASA W FALCON Of Dover, n. H.
ON Moneay, February 10, by the Rev. Mr. Taylor min
lister OF the Baptist church. Mr. LEWIS Of Cardigan
England. to Miss s. Liwis, of Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-02

Russians made sortie the Is. and 3D. but were re-
pulsed by the French voltigsurs
FEBRUARY 6.-Nothins Of Importance firing kept up
briskly on both Sides
FEBRUARY S.-MenschikoH briefly tsIegraphs that the
general situation is unchanged.
The Vienna Presse says that the English retiring
from the siege lines and are with the French Guard to
form q reserve at Balaklava.
General Neil who arrived at the camp the 9th of
January has reported to the Emperor that the situation
Of the French army is on the whole good aud that of
the British not quite so bad reported
The long talked of important change in the French
my in the Crmea is now ,unced. The army will be
divided into two corps darms given to Gen Pelis
ser, and the other to Gen. Bosquet virtually rendering
Gen. Canrobert a mere cipher
The is that Lord Raglan and the Earl OF Lu san
will shortly return from the Crimea The circumstances
why not stated.
The Monieur says that Omar Pacha would embark
from varna on the 9th, accom- panied by Colones Dieu
and Simmons, for the Crimes.
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Died.

On Wednesday morning, February rs, CpcirE, only
daughter Of Cornes and the late Robert Munson aged
ii years.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this afternoon, at two
o'clock from her late residence No 123 Crosby street
On Wednesday, February IS, DAVID l.. MoGUIRK, aged
Al years.
His friends and relatives and the frcnis OF the family
are respectfully invited 70 attend the funers from his
late residence northeast Of Twenty ninth street
and Seventh avenue, this afternoon at one o'clock
On Wednesday, February Is, at Eve O'Clock p. NJ,
MATILDA e. wife OF william Armour, and daughter Of
william p. Coz, in the 26th year OF her age.
The friends and acquainances OF the family rec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-02
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of New York, March I, 1850.

CLEARED
SHIP HpnISSss mSds s, AI
Bark spaldins, sleeper, Cienfuesos W Trundy CO.
Brig Wslhending, Peehner, Dems.a.a : smith CO.
big E Drummond, Pinkham, Trinidad Nesmith 4 Son
sefr erice Rogers, aosiie, Eagle Hazard sa
ssE j.Ss. 4sss,
Sehr strong, LiscomS, Baltimore, MAILER Lord.
scbr Warren level BGs,G. IIsrrlst
Steamer Westcrnport Hall Baltimore, Cromwellsliae
Steamship st Louis. Woton, nsvre, via Cowss Feb Is.
d'i M r.. s. * sa e 81
,sleam.sip Empire City. winae New Orleans. Feb - and
Ship Java Jackson. glasgow, 30 days with mdse and ~
r ;ps ali. ss Fss IL F ashi sss g
S2e snwsq s AND wHs sFs s
ds sR was sisas Say;, Of Na1su.se
%d,s and 20 Ia.ssens,,s. to Post smith aco Had
Ship smoas mes, Of Iheolnaie HOsmer, Lncolnvls
Ne ID ballast master She !. SO sur.6en
dsy,, With sugar, 20 Maitland Phelps Co vessel ,oF
sy a. % .s ss,y Ssah Nv ~ the last Il
p I 70 a hsr G s CO. Ss'FsGn S with .G
sehr Surprise Cole, Petsr.eurr days, Fob ., sawa
three mased schr ashore Absecom Beach, was denarF
ing her deck load into a lighter.
Schr Mary Hart, Aver Norfolk, day, Feb - saw .
brig and two fore and aft sehooners ashore
under the Highlands.
schr Josephine. Di sosway. Norfolk, days.
Schr Mott Bedeil, Ireadwell, Norfolk, DAYS.
schr A ID seudder, Turner, Norfolk, days.
-, sshr white ssgan Ch,se baltimore days Feb q in
morning aud towed to the city without any serious
damage
sctr Moses ysnName, yanName. Baltimore. 6 days.
So Ship VIM Tell, from Hsvro arr yesterday, had ~
passenger had two deaths the passage; Feb lat -
Ion 20 49, exchsnsed signals with ship City Of Mobile Mar
shall hence for Liverpool; Feb Is lat % So lon u 81 OK
changed signals with Of the line OF London packets
bound W The VIM Tell is consigned 70 Messrs Boyd
Hpcken, not Lviugsto as reported.
Brig 1aratine Lufkn mot Lamkin arr yesterday from
Sardnas experienced heavy weAther on the passage
Lost head rail split sails and damaged rudder and rigging
badly
BELOW.
One chip, unknswn
Ships Lookout crper, San Francisco, Express and Sss
Cr,enn IN, savannah.
Wind A. sunrise. y; meridian, do; sunset, INV
There large OF DRIFT ice in the lower
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-02

Clerk Of the supreme Court shall record place e
in his Office the declaration Of any alien of his intention
to become citizen of the United States, shall any
such clerk administer the oahs required by any acs OF
Congress to be mace by such alien at the time OF
king declaration aforesaid: provided that nothing in
this act shall be construed to prevent clerk
from furnishing certified copies Of any such declaration
which may have been mace and filed previous to this act
taking effect.
Sec Amy clerk Of any court sof this State except
the Clerk Of the Supreme Court who shall violate any of
the provisions Of this act, shall be deemed guilty OF
msdemeanor, and pay fine OF no. exceeding two hun
drtd and fifty dollars for every such offence to and for the
Of the State to be by Indictment before
any court competent to try the same
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and lady DR. DoYns Mr. Agara and lady Master Redout
Richards Miss schwat Car, Morrison Pooks
%%oR.sh, Ambler Mayer H9nshton Johnsos, stanearsh
Breush MeCueay, Pollen Muaada, wilson PM, uayies
Hull, Held, Hudson Mcdonald. Barring Taylor, Chad
bourne. Maynard Ferguson; Osborne. MORRISON, Smith,
Tsysr Gramier Hiessy Leneksrs Miller Clayton HAyton
Bacon LAYTON Rhodes sanders Maokllsohn, sodsn Elan
nigan Harding Quincy, Zines Shaw Hamilton Ferru-
son, Anthony, Powall, Mitchell, Ciaston, Eager
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Saint David's Day In New York.

CELEBRATION BY THE SAINT DAvID's S0CIETY--DIN
NER AT THE FLORENCE uOTEL-sKNTIMENTs,
sPERCHES, ETC., ETC.
The natal day of the patron saint Of Wales cele
brated last evening by public dinner at the Florence
House, given by the Saint David's Society.
At seven O'Clock, about sixty gentlemen, members of
the society and guests sat down to excellent dinner
The chair taken by Mr. Miles, She President of
Society supported side by the President Of Saint
Georges Society, and the other by the President of
st. Patrick's Society Ex.Alderman Purdy and other
well known gentlemen present. The chair was
faced by Alex Jones, M d. Vice President of the So
ciety.
After full justice had been paid to the dinner, the
PRESIDENT announced the following regular toasts:-
The Day-Chershed for it's "reminiscences and dedicated
by the devotion Of Welshmen to patriotism and deeds
2. Wales-The land of romance and beauty Of poetry,
and s aSs Of her
and religious institutions and wherever they have emf
hey ond the reach ecclesiastical political tyranny
they osered and nourshed to maturity the ennobn
3 The United states-Ths model governments the early
ton and erection his descendants will die if need be- in
A. The President Of the United statesThe executive
ana 4ss u.ss IL rsss S1 ss heron, Of
n her
ration Of The independent nations Of the earth
ELIJAH +. PURDy respor ded
z. Our Sister Societies.
Mr. YOUNG, in responding gave
The Home of our Ancestors Whether in the smallest
prncipaity the largest empire may well be the object
Mr. STEWART, Of Saint Patrick's Society, also made
bret and pertinent speech in response to this toast
viii be ndesy on ab Of his
tory and add bright laurels to the brows Of Cambran
). The Judiciary.
10 Our Invited Guests
Judge DAILY made an eloquent speech in respect to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-02

from the LONDON Atnen4um, feD ~
The following is from n corresp sndent-
when the Times the other day cast such solemn dis
wikoG, of its 'Nichoff mystery having figured as a
contributor to any Journal Of repue such protest
only have been registered the writer's short
mory. In 1849-50 this person avowed and fire.
quent contributor to La Presse in Paris; and in
Der OF the Spectator Of January, 1850 will be found
elaborate English panegyrc the wkof letters there
printed. Wy"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-02
ShippInu InteIIyrcnce.

Arr from New York Feb IL Jas Foster Jr 18th Emerald
Isle West Point at Liverpool Hermann at southampton
10th Sir Robert Peel, at Deal.
Arr from Boston Feb IA King Philip at Portsmouth.
Am from Charleston Feb Lucinda Sears Barcelona
Arr from Savannah Feb 16 "Ellen,n at Liverpool
Arr from Mobile FEB San Misu.l. at Barcelona.
Arr from N0reans Feb "oro Imbo.n at Genoa 10th
Kimbslll at Marseilles.
Sid for New York Feb Is ship Thornton from Liverpool
Sid or New Orleans Feb slip Bell Rock and Neptune;
10th Tirre 18th Scranton; Spencer for York-ali
from Liverpool; 10th Lady Westmorelsnd Liverpool
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400

blamed or how the evil can bs amended They are In
to be angry with thing and body They
rail at the Peetes the main Of the mischief
they rail at the liberals who have stuck by them, for
SELL both for adherng long to his excoleAgues and
for leaving them. 1t Is easy to say that all this very
nreasonabe it is not the less dangerous that ac-
count But II is not altogether unreasonable Is the
natural temper OF nation suddenly awakened to the
that those whom II trusted with the con
duct Of Affairs have led It into position Of extreme
OF ex,ricatng itself from the danger 1t is exactly the
mood in which people in danger of being betrayed
into rash and destructive courses, unless 1t lad
clear sighted and fearless leaders.
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Mr.. Littlejohn and the Office OF HarbOr
Master.

Mfs LIVtItJOnh WHU tHe OlltCt Oh H0TDOr
Master.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
New YORK, Feb. 28, 1856.
In your issue OF the HERALD of last Friday, your Al
bany correspondent Dalton notices the prevalence Of
a Iumcr-without much qualifcation-that
the slate for Harbor Master He has been informed
by positive qualification" that false, and he
did promise to correct the report Not seeing 1t In the
HERALD, desire you will publish my disclaimer TO the
honor am not now and never was applicant for
any other administration. MY business pursuits are
quite congenia to my tastes, and fully equal to
bition J. G.. LTTTIEJOHN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-02
Court Cnlendar-This Day,

The Supreme Court adjourned 70 Friday IN conse.
quence Of the death OF Judge Edwards.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-1o, 80, So TO SO.
s74, So Sc SIS 500 SOL sS2, sos. sos sos sos eoS
80, 9ll el2, elS 9l4 9l7 sls o19 GAL 922 e23 s24
e25, $685. e27, 92s e2e, $780, $751; eS $685. 934 $685. $780,
937 e3s ese 94o e4 o4s GA, s45 e46, 700 44o $50,
Isl, 525, Coz.
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THE BALTIC,
MISCELLANEOUS WAR NEWS.

Admiral Dundas has been appointed to the chief COM
mand of the Baltic feet Admiral seymour second and
Admiral Baynes third.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Messrs Brown, shipley Co., report market dull with
in favor OF buyers yet the trade decline to pur-
chase ond immediate wants The easters wind pre-
vents arrivals only 5000 bales being the import OF the
week Sales for the week IS, $50 bales including 700
Tor export and $50 bales speculation On Friday the
sales 600 bales market tame and unchanged and
quotations follows, but those only be reaz for
small lots; Fair New Orleans, SID; mddlng, SID. !;
fair Mobile, 5iad uidding cd. fair Uplands, Old;
mddlng 15l6d Stock $4,000 bales, including 49, 90
American,
LIVERPOOL BREAD5TUFFs.
The market continues very quiet with prices slightly
in favor OF buyers. Wheat -four rather tend down
wards Corn less 80. Messrs. Brown, Shipley Co.,
quote Western canal four (od,) AIS. I'd. q AS. 3D.;
new 37s. q s0s. Cd. Philadelphia and Baltimore, AS.
ads Cd. Oh o. AIS. ASS. White wheat, lis. Cd. l2s.
'os. Cd. lis. I'd White corn, AS. AS.
-,ixei, AS edna AS.
- wheat and -four OF
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, mar l. PM-Cld brixs Grand Turk
wickson Fall River; Malvern Jarmsn C,nfuegos; Chico
pee, Howes, Boston.
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The Swiss federal government preserves its neutrality
and continues to forbid enlistment for foreign service
Prussia sends circular to her diplo agent ndi-
eating that the entire Prussan army will be i'm
ly made ready for the field.
In Austria warlike preparations continue with una
bated energy, and briefly all Europe is ia arms.
All five Powers have formally signifed their inte alton
to confer. The Congress has postponed from the
18th to meet again at Vienna the Both Lord John
Russell repre- Great Britain NJ De Dourqueley
perhaps special Minister, France Count Buo Austria
Ria Bey, Turkey.
Gortschakof, assisted by Mr. TtoH, to bs Minister
TO Constantinople.
is reported that Prussia will be allowed seat the
board AMI that the business will be limited to Offering
Gortschakoff o categorical yes
Count Wedell, the Prussan Envoy to France, remains
in Paris, his mission being unaccomphshed. His
tary has returned to Berlin for further instructions The
opinion prevails that terms be to between
Prussia and the Western Powers, but that Prussia will
be left to neutrality and its conse quences
Count Esterhazy, the AUSTRIAN Minister has returned
to his place IN Berlin His return has caused rise in
the funds.
Negotiations foot for an Austrian loan of fifteen
millions in the English market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-02

sHIp ELIzAsrrH Bliss, ~ New oriesn, fton Hayre on
the LIST Of February In lat - g. Ion t6 80 vas struck BY
heavy squa which nearly threw the sbp her besnsi
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Telegraphic Marine Report.
NEW ORLEANS Feb ss-Arr ship Richmond, Roston
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MOVEMENTS OF RUSSIA.

The Emperor Nicholas has issued ukase calling the
whole population of Russia to This ia remarked
as menace in reply to the appointment Of Lord Palmer
ston as head OF the English government.
1t announced by the last that the Russian
troops the Austrian frontier suddenly ordered
TO retire into the interior This movement is explained
either as political move in support of Russas
tons that Austria is not menaced, or az strategic
move to take up stronger position. In cit
unimportant.
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The affair of Mr.. Phillips American citizen arrested
for Mazzni is settled by the of 81 00 and the
Chief OF Police at the Bastile has been reprmanded