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HAVANA.

The United States Mail steamship Black w..
Capt. J. d. Bulloeb, auived at this port On IT,,
morning frc N New. Orleans via Havana. G..
latter pIsoe On the 2s'h ut The United s,s,..
ofwsr Cyare and Falmouth were in por,. Or ViN
and crews all vel. Capt. Graham had ,x,,,-s
arrangements foT the sale of shs s,eaulsL,. ~.
States ard vii return to New York after he
of property S effected The Cysue wo.la -
shortly for q cruise in he Cult, and he p,,..-s
would remain II port tai the LIST inst. The 49,
active and suears have advanced. The wo..s.,
favorable FOR the growing crops, and ,se a.
remarkably healthy. Freights are not !. -
on the lst inst, lat. o. so, lon. 40 o. s,.s.,
signals with American bark Cadet, sAaa,,, !, =.
sOufL
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the interest. Of bis country 70 take up arms for the
intsrrre alton that France ard England put the
Third Point The bellgerent powers MAKE uee Oh
their n ht; tie sentiment Of his Majesty respecting
the conron object Of attainment, rcssins iho same.
Decided on perseyerng In her present PAN, Austns
will maintain invariably the recognized bases OF
peace; she will maintain them, sfar as the obgsons
she has entered into require Of her, with al her ina-
epce an oil her strength. peace that would not
secure the execution Of TIE -Four Guarantee Points,
such rs they were laid down e the Conference, vOdd
not offer 20 AUSTIN sufficient guarantees for the future
TRANQUILITY OF Europe. Austria therefore regarjs the
UNDERSTANDING come 10 on the two first points az al
ACQUIRED fact She has indicated mode for .egulat-
ing the third point it lie requisite that this question
should receive clear and precise Solution .lslrinE
security 10 the interests of Europe but the eccep anc
of which should lot be ceTogaory 10 the dignity OF
any one Of the Powers. Austria has proved by her
intervention what importance she attached % the IN
tegriy Of the Ottoman Empire: che Will equally per-
sst fer tie future IL placing Turkey uuter general
and eficac;ous guaranty. Not only VIII she herseli
respect tbs guarantee but In case OF need she VII aiso
know how 10 cause It 10 be rec ectec. Already az
this moment she considers her-e IN the position she
has assumed OF the Danube called on 70 watch over
tie maintenance Of tuis principle. Her troops VIII It.
Iaan in The Princpalies until the CONCLUSION Of peace,
and she Iopes 70 fulfill ben mission there until tue end
As Tor tie fourth point, Austria relies the sym
y.fhy Of Europe for the Chrisians placed under tie
dominion Of the Ottoman Empire. Size has no doubt,
SO soon e. the right moment shall have arrived thE al
the powers viii heartily concem themselves N the IN
ercsis Of the Eastern Christians respecting Of course
The rights OF the Sulfsns sovereignty.
1T G EmpeTor wOuE rejoice If ere long tie work az
pace could be resumed. He caused il to be declared
or tie conferences that he would make no demaod
y III gIg out Of bis peronsl interest but that b. would
uphold oil those ITeseIting general interest He will
rauain biz present attitude lOrg he upreserve
tn hope Of attaining the object of his pacific eiorts.
"ln this state OF ihipgs bis Majesty has io.t L ms
duty 20 think Of slevatiHg the burdens Of bis coun-
nv Nevertheless on account Of the uncertainty per-
yadipg Tie situation the measures about 10 be taken
will be such a. 10 enable 10 be ready for every even
tuel'tv Charges viii take place the position Of the
irools on war footing bat hey vii be combined 50
as 70 permit the resumption by the army OF lis CID
uosiiions within the breiest space Of time.
Austria demands Of the GermaDic Confederation
20 maintain the attitude it took in consequence of the
resolutions pased at The DE; on the 9a OF Deem
Der end the 9Th Of February. she hopes that the
devotion with which she has defended German IL
orsts viii procure for her the support Of her federal
fez.n
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Horace Vernet saws the SewasAors Of Marseilles,
intends taking up his residence at Hyees and to that
erd is aloa TO build villa piece o; ground which
he has purchased there.
The A,heneu7 FrGncais states that IN an old psalm
hook one Hugon has discovered three miniatures
by Raphael. TIE first represents " -. Michael and
s'the Devil" tie secord the " Annunciationi the
tliro the Virgin and Infant Chr.E under a canopy
II csc are all gued in the following iashOa: Raph
" p. V. Fl f.
Forty cases Of remains Of broken slabs are now on
er way 10 this county being the result OF the Assyr.
ian Exreci.ion. Mr. Lotus suggested the plan of
errfy coating them with bitumeD, and by this mee'
The interesting fragments have been preserved. Among
II en- Is the celebrated Sennaeherib inscription.
Madame Gris Is 20 take part in the approaching
birmingham Festival; tie other sopranos are TO DC
CASTELAR, Bosio and Rud, rsdofii, Madame Clara No
y, To not being accessible Madame Niardot and Miss
Dolby are TO he the contralt and the male principal
VOICES will consist of Moro, Gardoni, Lablache sims
Reeves Weiss, Reichsrdt and tOrmes. he title OF
the lev oraiOo written for the occasion b. Costa, Il
"Eh." Prince Albert has alec sent musical contr-
button in tie form Of finale eoited " l. Two
" caziose deli Ammonia Our realers may remem-
her that az tie Festival Of 1852 his Royal Hghness
prccucod q composition OF considerable merit.
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MONTENEGRO.

A letter from Mon,eresro Of the 18th ofJune says:
The French Corsul az Scuta'i went recently, with
The Pasha at that place, % Cettins, TO endeayor 10
couciliate the differences which exist between the
Turk and Montenegrins as TO prevent the break
ire out of hosiiics but all thar be succeeded N or
tainirg wss a truce for a month. Prince Danlo de-
nsnfs tie immediate giving Up OF the island OF Scuta-
ria. VraIii and Lesssndra; promise 10 give 20
Moutereero on the conclusion Of general peace al
the territory OF vanbergo VIVA; the recognition OF the
roliicsl and territorial independence OF Montenegro
unlimited liberty Of commerce ard communication
u'riusl tradition Of political and oher criminals
letter from Trieste Of The 5th states 'hat I'D conse
orerce of some disputes 20 the rights Il pasturage
r. the districts Kaiunskanaa and Ns Il, the Monte
peprirs and the Turks have assembled on the IRON es
10 the number Of 5000 on eech side ard were on the
point Of coming 70 a serious renconier.
According to later edyices h. dispute was settled,
ard the right Of pasiur see allowed 70 the moun;aineers
Prince Dsnilo has quaueled with his broe, and be
havct 20 savsgoly toward her that she lel h n She
is II e daughter Of q Trieste merchant and her mar.
rage which took place about three months back, and
was celebrated with great pOmp in the presence OF an
Austrian General sud Russian Cooue, has turned
out most unhappy, on account OF the hsoiual drum
kepuess of he Prince.
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The following dispatch from Gen. Pe.issier is pub
lished by the NoaiteVr;
"CRNEA, July l5-6 p. VI.
Lost night was successful one on the side OF the
Mslakof Tower. At ! o clock the Russians made
sortie with three or four alOns, aud made VAIN g.
forts 20 carry an gmbuscade the gacis OF toe haa
kofi Tower Received by bf-k fire al close quar-
ters and by the fire OF batteries IS and To- they re-
treated carrying away very many killed ahu wounded;
"The reverse of the embrasure was foGnd covered
with muskets in the morning; there was also rye dead
bodies the ground, one al which ses that OF an Oh
fccr
"The combat was very sharp, snd does honor to
General Uhrch, who duty II the trenches, and
TO tie Lieatensn Colonel Of the s6ih.
"Our loss was Q killed and II wounded. Among
the latter is Captain Catel, Of the Louayes o. the
Guarc.
Resuecting the difficulties which delay the assault,
corresuoudent writes from the camp:
Some tine mus elapse before anything decisive
can occur Both French and English are working in-
cessantly the right; but the closeness OF The
enemys works does not allow of our opening the
trenches by day it is only By night that our wol kmen
can act But az this of the year the nights are
very short, and then it has happened that the moon
has been up. 1t is barely hours and half out OF
the twenty four that the works be actively carried
on. Nevertheless il is considered necessary that our
parallels should BE- advanced close 20 the enemy
foriiheations that attacking columns may not
have TO pass over more than 90 or 20 yards under
fire OF grape.
. We are still far from the works Of the Place and
tie ace that separates from them being quite
posed and swept in every direction by the Russian
pToitctiles, the approaches progress very slowly.
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THE WAR.
AUSTRIAN DECLARATION.

the Federal Diet Of Germany to present document
explaining It's past conduct present attitude and III
tentions for the future. Passing over the frs. portion
of this paper which is justification Of the part
taken by Austria in The Conferences We come to the
following passages;
"The Austrian Government viii cani ily expls.n
10 lis German coufe3e1a,es how regards is position
ard how it wishes Il TO be understood by all the
world.
There has been q divergence between Austria and
the Courts Of Paris and London on question OF aE-
plicatiop but tie urinciples established in common
have lost nothing Of h,r force. The bonds Of alliance
continue 70 suhsst, and in the eyes Of the la'qenG
Cabise nothing s changed N the mutual relations OF
the allied Powers.
The Emperor has not thought il consistent with
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DESTRUCTION OF TWENTY THOUSAND
TUNS OF RUSSIAN SHIPPING.
E1;src: et.er fro ReArAdu n ,he Hos X = aIs 20
he Secrstary u IRE ina-rs!iy, eatea


ToIboukn Lgh;-Hou-e, July = less.
canno. conclude this letter Sithoui calling the par
iieuar attention Of their Lolshps to the ectVe e.
eriors Of C.pi Storey OF he Maj-ssys sap ia nee,
which led lew dsys laer 20 ne oestr1c'on Of arc
amount Of shiopin- Oh covered aiterwari 10 anohcf
anchorage near Nys,ai = dc,4ne N TIE ncosure 70
Cs.t. sr4en' report OF .3e "a rs s,,ss,
SIR: have the honor to iufinn you that tbe boats
Of this ship destroyed A. ships belonging 20 the ene
nv VARYING from 700 tuns % zoo tgns 81 the nsils
OF TIE 81 and 2f'h ms.
On the frst night the ships astEoye1 were one ME
fr.m The town OF Nystad auc about three niles from
~ shs end we were enabled 20 brilg one bark, me
Victoria of $50 iuns Oft Sith u.s.
ON he following morning the s'f an was got Up,
anu ". poe eded to sea to al cho- OF Easkov Light
Ai5P. NJ, however, We stesmed toward the land,
and anchored at about go L. NJ, aid q: z. NJ. tie
boats were agaD dispe'che1.
During The nigh, and following day we discovered
a ships, the Whole Of which we either burned or
have the greatest easare IN being able 20 state
tbsi these proceedings we're successfully carried out
VlitOu' any casually. .
Owing 10 he distance We got away from me ship
10 or / miles and tie blowing weather acconpa-
MED with rain hat came OF during toe morning, W
were prevented from bringing any vessel on; vi rs
We did not &c. back 20 the ship until after Z. NJ.
this afternoon, the men having been on their oars
twenty-five hours
/ think Sir, | am only doing common justice 20 the
men when | state how pleased was to see ne zeal
and reverence with which they worked for 20 many
hours neither can omit stating my belief that this
arose 10 great measure from the good example OF
the ofiicers especially T. senior eateoant, Mr. IN
nesley, from whom l have ever received The most
active assistance.
Having, then. IN TWO following nights and one day
DESTROYED the whole OF he \ -tad slipping probably
upwefc of q, 600 tuns ;-us; these proceedings VIII
meet with your approval
have sc. ,sisuedl HENRY STOREY. Commando
Csrsin WARDry serisr Offcss Her Msiesy' slip Ajax
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GIN. TODTLEBEN WOUNDED.

Among the Russian officers wounded on he l-in OF
Juue a; Sevastopo is Msjor-GeneIal Toitleben, who
rn. badly iured by rife ball IN the alf Of his leg
This il the officer VITO planned and eN cuted the de-
ftr ses OF stvasiopol. He il the ssion If German
family long resident 81 Riga and his 4 ign or IN
pertaps The reason of his Deins popu in Russia
c. mb:ned with jealousy al re great tai and rapid
promotion. He was great favonte o e late En-
reror and appears 10 De also in favor VIII the present
Gar who has Just granted hin the disi Of hav-
ing bis name elgrsved on the marh.o TAI e ID me
h ine.saIoon Of the Military Academy where he Was
cduceted on which ere i scrbei he names CT those
pupils, who, later in life, Distinguish ITEMS We y
thcr talents OF courage in the field Last Autumn oe
fore The commencement of the siege OF >e'a'1oPoi'
Tcdtleben wes only simple pain o. engineers.
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UTAH AND THE PLANS

Tie losi Ue,ion Reporter publishes . 80 A
recent traveller across the Plains, TtlcN "a. -
good deal q iutere ting Information l1s ...,y
sat Lake City on tie 29'h May, st w.. "a.
ress vas veIy duh, and the prospec. ios -
uoor. owing 10 the dry weather aud ne a1Wu. ,sy Il
s,n.cst everything by Toe grassbOpPers - - ~.
felss OF uhca. were en- ,i.ely eaten OIL s,1 rya1
Looked - tars a. wheo il was hrst plowsqls so
tie Inost favorable change TIE crop VOL, VOL, xsr
ore-.0urth an average. as tie gfeas-'ff
"a easing ard the weather dry. f-a.sl y
Mr. Holman, District attorney "i 10 : 40 b ,
g.. Utah, Was .el. li >llih Pave, n',.is. fss' !
Co. Washington, ana Is besrer OF i-sfe''
>.spioe 10 ;le Wax department ,-.ttc ~
Lte .oals were u lle eoId4'o1i Wv
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From rHE BzLzE-We learn by tie schooner
Hsml.on, arrived on Thursday, Id, Charles Hy.
Cuyler ESD the fret and very popular Cove nor Of
the Bay Islands having received the appointment Of
Treasurer for The Belle, resigned the Goyernoslip
about he middle Of jane, and Samuel Shepherd,
ED, barris'er, Of London, appointed % n bis place
arrived q, Rua-sn on he 10th q the same ncaia aud
was sworn into Office TIE - before ierse zsr-
bisge q tie peof.e
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two subIieu.enants, and one rrdshipnan. He IN
,e, al arrangements are Of superior description. She
: rigred a. a schooner, mounts Two large guns, and
Il Of 40 tuns burden. She : longer and Of greater
beam than the Engtsh gunbOa;s. and szPerios 10
,h.r, In AL rasnactE.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST g. 1855.

sequence Of their rather discourteous reception oy
TIE French Minister Of War in Parls
ON the Glorious Foarth 8 large collection oil
I,sIi.n and Hungarian refugees gave serensde 70
Tho American Minister, who made them speech
on the occasion. Here these unfortunate people
having received many acts Of kindness from 'he
American Legation and seeing the poor prospect
az snv " freedom and indrr 'ndence from me Al
lies ;rrn their eyes toward the distant West,
Whose bright star rises higher aud higher ana
sb;res Win untarnished luster. 20 may Il con-
Time 10 shine forever
The Turkish Government have granted AT exclusive
concession for submarine telegraph from the pariS
III 20 Ale,snaris The cost vii be tl2) 90, and
y q Sre could be completed in twelve months. An
,r-rnl subsidy of = 5Os for twenty years Is 20 DC
Tas nv Turkey for the Transmission % official mes
ssr.s. and es the Communications from lndia WI DC
accelerated from FIVE to Elk days when IT, ana 'ne
general systen of telegraphs now constructing IN
Eur,uean Turkey shall have been completed, al al
ditional revenue Of EIc 400 IS calculated on oy we
prom otels fion that source. AZ the same ume pro-
posas arc on foot for extending The project 70 nlia
by carving III. communication Wa susE and Aden 20
Kurschee ~ the mouth Of TIE Indus, whcre Il would
connect with the lines already IN operation. or ia
course Of construction. by the East India company
throughout TIE various prcsidences Toe to'sl iength
f,or, the Dsrinne'les to Kusehee Is about 1000
,,,Ics ard TIE sum required for the whole nciuting
49,. r(u,sriue liz. 10 Alexandria would be ESQ 900.
Anfc,oa Las been made % the India House tor sup
~ I, the sieue Of an annual allowance OF tjs 600
YEAR suhject 70 reduction II proportion to me ll'i-
ynfte sccess oi the undertaking Tbe entire line 10
India may It is estimated be completed IN two years'
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-05
A VFNDRE A L'AMIABLE.

Lhabtation de feu Jean Dugas situae en-
cce'te parolsse sur la rive droite du bayou La
fourche composite des deux morceaux de terra
SAVIOR
On morceaa de terre f~aisant face au ba YOU
mesurant sept ~arpents de face du dit bayou sur
qnatre vlngts arPents de profondeur Sur To-,
SIX arpents dc face den haut, ct auarar,e ar.
penis de protondeur sur ~l'arpent de face Den
bas contenant Ell tout cinq cents arpeuts de-
superilcle plus on moins borne en- hsnt mar
terre d tmerant Landry ct Ell bas PAR terres
de veuFe Charles Breaux.
30. lie second moroccan de terre est slime on
atrIere du precedent sur lie bayou DIES OIiyiers
ct a deux cents arpents plus on moins de su.
perfcie.
LIE chemin public passe sur ce moroccan de
terre, lie tout formant ule superfcie dem
viron sept cents arpents. Ensemble les BATS
ses ct authorizations qui dependent de cette ha-
%bltatlon, la recolte CONSTANT Ell ITO arpents
lie came plus on molns 100 arpeuts de maIs
Four les CONDITIONS s'adresser sur la susdite
habitatlon a Pun des h6ritiers du defunt.
assumption lie 30 Ayril 1855
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-05
FOR SALE AT PRIVATE SALE.

The plantation of Jean Dugas deceased situate
IN this parish on the right bank Of bayou La
tourche nine miles below DonaldseuvllIe con-
6Isting OF two following tracts of land, to wit
10 tract OF land measuring seven arpents
fronting ON the bayou by so arpents in depth
On the SIX upper front arpents and 40 arpents
on the lower front arpent, form an arce
OF five hundred arpents more or less bounded
above by lands ct Emerant Landry and be-
low by lands of widow Charles Breaux.
20. The other tract of land lies banc of the
preceding on Bayou DIES Oliviers and has two
hundred superficial arpents mors or less.
Together with buildings and improvements
belonging to said piantntion and the crop.
consisting OF 100 arpents of cane, more OF less
and OF 100 arpents Of corn more or less &.
For the terms OF sale apply en- the premises
to enc of the heirs Of the deceased.
Parish OF Assumption Goth Aprills55-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-05


LETAT DE La LOUISIANA
Cour du Cinqoieme District. - Pa
roisse Assumption.
Succession de Pierre Arscman.
Attendu que C6saire Lagrange, administra.
trice de ladite succession, a deposk au bureau
dn Gfeffier de ladite Cour un compte de son
administration ainsi qu'une petition en- deman.
dant ,llomalogation,
Avis est par lie present dome d tous oeux
que celia peut cencerner, d'avoir a dtduire
sous trente loars les raisons pour lesquelles lie
dit compile ne serait pas approuve ct homolo.
que ct les tonds entire SEES mains repartis con.
iormement audit co tpte.
Par ordre dc la Cour.
Assumption, " JUN 1855.
e. l., BLANCHARD,
Dtpuie Greflier.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-05

LEtal dc la Louisiana Cour du
5me District Judiciaire dams ct pour ID
paroisse Assumption.
Succession dc Pierre Pagaloste.
Attendu que Dominique Desbous a prassnsd
une petition d la Cour, a l'efIet d'obtenir les
Iettres dtexecuteur testamentaire datif a Ia
succession do feu Pierre Pagalosfe,
Avis est par lie presentdonne A tous ceux que
cela peut conoerner d,avoir d dednire sous dix
iours, les raisons pour lesquelles il ne serait
pas fait droit d Id dite petition.
Par ordre de la Conr..
Assumption lie 6 JUN 1855.
c. E. BLANCHARD,
IL, -, Dcpute Grefier
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-05
MAcONNAGE.

M. JosEpH f.. AUeotN fait SAVIOR tois sea
amis ct au public quill est etabli tout pres de
I'tglise paroissiale ct qu'il a t~ouiours en- main
dc la chauy, dos briaues, ct tous les mat6riaux
qui sont du resort des entreprenenrs Wagons.
CONNIE par lie pass6 il contraetera des en-
~gagemeuts, a des conditions av~antageuses, soft
pour br1ler des briques, soft pour nnonter des
aquipages, soft pour executor des enterprises
de maconnerie de %quelque genre quece soft.
M. Aueoin Went d'etablir sur sa residence
une briqueterie (brick-yard) ct pourra remplirA
des prix ct terines avantageux toutes les com
mandes qu'on lui iera.
II entreprendra e%galement Ia construction
des tombes dams lie cimetiere de feglise p1rcis.
STALE, de quelquc dimension ct de qlelque for.
me qu'on les desirera,--ll n pfis res measures
pour executor bien ct vite tous les onyrages gus
ui seront confias
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-05

The State Of Lonisiana.-FiGh Judicial
District Court in and for the parish
of Assumption,
In the matter of The Succession Of Fran
cisco Sanchez.
Whereas Perico Sanchez, has petitioned
the CcuFt lor Letters OF administration on the
estate OF the late Francisco Sanchez, deceased
intestate.
Notice is hereby given, to all whom it NAV
concern 10 show canse within ten days why
the prayer of said petitioner should not be
granted.
BY order Of the Court.
Parish of Assumdtion, this 22d august 1855.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
Clerk.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-05
A LoUER,

Tn MAGNITUDE Magasin en- briques avec
comptoirs, rayons Wires ct autres, bureau et
I'm caveau. Gle magasin a 10 pieds de long
snr 80 de large; on peut 10 diviser en- deux par
ties, tenir les marchandises seches dun bout ct
groceries de l'autre.
IL est tres avantageuscmeBt situe ct bien
comm, encoignure Leyee ct Canal, d Napo-
Isnnville, p~aroisse Assumption.
Une personne intelligence peut y faire de
brillanlos ~affaires. Pour n nseignements ct
conditions, s'adresser d P. f. Helluin, demeu-
raut au.dessns dn dit magasin ci-doss us des
gne, d M p~oleonvi IL J--30l