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LANO WORTHY q 77LDON.

LANG WORTHY, q 7TLDON,
HAVE just opened new and complete supply
III of DRUGS and MEDICINES, and Holy.da
Presents for parents and children.
0xF7S, for young ladies' and gentlemen, Of
the richest and most elegant quality and variety.
ANIMALS, Arabcsque, Antique and Papicr
Mache Portfolios ''sil ai''' h's1 Pr.
AUSLIN, Morocco, and papisr rnache Paper
Weights Back Cannon Boards. d,i. dor
Gentlemens Travelling Desks and Shaving Cascs,
Knives Work Boxes.
COLD PENCILS, gold PENS and silver csses
NAPKIN RINGS. Fire Engines and Steam
boats, Guns and Swords, Tea Bells, and all sorts of
Toys. le-
BIBLES and Hymn and Prayer Books.
NOVELS and other Books, new supply
S7ATYONERY Y, a new and full supply on hand
IIOLLNS and Flutes, and Violin Strings.
FISHING TACKLE, de-,
CARD BASES and Portmonies Bead Bags.
7 HAIR BRUSHES and Hat Reivers.
TOBA Geo and CIGARS, best articles For
sale by feb7 LANGWORTHY + TlLDoN.
NEW BOOKS. - -
WHITE SLAVES OF ENGLAND; NV Court.
w ship and Ia Consequences, nv Wvkofc Life
OF Webster; Ups and Downs, by Cousin Cicely
Famous Persons and Places, by N. p Willis; Buds
and Blossoms, by rs. Arthur. Just received and
for sale by LANGWORTHY& TILDON.
DETlT GUILE COTTON sEED-5o0 bushels
just received and for sale by
jams r. II. DRAuGHoN & co.
TOMB STONES, MAUSOLEUMS, MONU-
MENTS, TOMBS HEAD snd FOOT STONES.
n B. 4 E. ENOCHS, would respectfully call
u. the attention of those in want Of any Of the
above articles they have arrived at Bayou Sara,
with large variety, manufactured in Philadel,
phia Of italian and American marble.
All orders left with W. w. Chapman, at Gin.
ton, will meet with prompt attention. jams
NOTICE.
NORWOOD TILDON became ~ partner in my
IN business on the first instant. The firm will
hereafter be known under, the name and style Of
LANGWORTHY l. TILDON, for the sale of
Drugs, Medicines Stationery, &c.
N. B-Those indebted to me are respectfully
requested to call and settle, as II lie absolutely
cessary that should close up my old business.
O. p. L.
Sentinel, at Jackson, please COPY. jana
CLINTON LODGE, No. 27-I. OF.
MEETS regularly every WEDNESDAY EVEN.
vi ING, at early candle.light, over the Drug
store Of DR.. Langworthy. 81. M, ds7
FOR SALE.
A FINE PLANTATION lying six miles south
n OF Clinton, on the Comite River and the Port
Hudson Road, containing ninc hundred acres Of ex-
cellent land with four hundred acres cleared and
under fence. good road runs by it, It 10 well
watered and presents every facility for fine stock
farm, grass grows luxurianty upon it, the propric.
tor knoscs BY experience. Any one wishing to pur-
chase for himself home that will wear well and
which may be bequeathed as rich legacy to his
posterity, would do well to examine 1t.
The terms will be reasonable and time will be
given for the payment Of most of the purchase
price If desired.
For further particulars enquire at this Office.
or address the Proprietor OF tire American Patriot,
ian1OM
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-14

CLINTON LODGE, No. 27--I. o. o. F.
MEETS regularly every WEDNESDAY EVEN
vi ING, at early candie.light, over the Drug
store Of Dr. Langworthy. ..s II d27
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-14

NNUALS bound in papier mache and mo-
n rocco; Prayer Books Hymn Books, Bibles, Gift
Books, for the old, young and middle aged For
.ae by d2T LANGWORTHY a. TILpON
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-14

81 NJ. Alphonse de Rothschild, tie Oldest
son Of Baron James de Rothschild has been
chosen to succeed the late N. Leseaf as Regent
Ct the Bank Of France.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-14
NOTICE

NORWOOD TILDON became y partner in my
IN business on the first instant. The firm will
hereafter be known under the name and style Of
LANGWORTHY TILDON, for the sale Of
Drugs, Medicines, Stationery, &c.
q. p. LANGWORTHY.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-14

TAGGING, ROPE and TWINE-India and Ken.
ID lucky Bagging, bale Rope, and Irvine, con.
stantly on hand and for sale by
d27 r.. II. DRAUGHON 4 co.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-14

The Hon. VIM. Sackson, formerly member
OF Congress, and for many years past a leading
free soil politician, died on the 9th ult, at his
residence in Newton, Mass.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-14
The Excelsior Carthage and Buggy
MANUFACTORY.

Clinton, La, January II, 1855.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-14

NJ cLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE. for
III sale by
feb2l LANGWORTHY g. TILDON.
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Court OF Claims.

MoSpAr, Nov. 2e.-rhe Court met at II O'Clock The
Judges were all present
The argument In the privateer Armstrong case lad
joufned ever from Frday) resumed by the solicitor,
who concluded his remarks. The will be continued
The following named centlamen, lin ad,ton TO these
already .sppontedJ were appointed Commissioners 70
take TESTING ny in the several States nsased -
Maine-JaDes l.. Child. Augusta.
Rev Hsmpshire-thailes W. Woodman, Dover.
Conn ec'icut-nsvid J. Peck, New Haven.
New iork-Mscclm Campbell John Livingston, aud
Frederick w. Ming, New York; Henry T. Wslbridge,
Sala'osa; r. T. rrowbridge, Syracuse; and A. CoAkn,
Iennsylvana-Arthur NJ. Blu ton and John N. Grer,
Philadelphia.
ohi,-Johp L. Pendry, Cncnnati; and Amos IAyman,
Marietta.
nlinois-willsm C. Bowman, shawoeetown.
, inciana-as,mon A. Buell. Indianapolis; and william
Wisconsn-- Michael Mel aughlin Dubuone
kansas-Janes II. Lane, benjamin 7. smm ms, Daniel
A n Grover, and Allen T. 1ibSis, Lawrence City.
Metdots. -
Cacrris-william G. Morris and william McDoueall.
Cherokee Naton-George Butler, rahiequah.
Nsw Mcxicc-Augustus lie Marle, Santa Fe.
Washington rerritory-Charles r. Mason
vhgiris-John C. Moreurc Fredericksburr: a. W.
hnnsbrough, frunytown; and William L. Clark tr, Win.
South carolina-I,otcr. ccgiell Gchris. and Thomas
:. Georra-seymour R. Bonner and Michael N. Clarke,
Colun bus.
Feptucsy--John o. Bullock. Louisville.
Mifsissfppi-Ierence McGowan Rankin county
hissouri-fh.ha B. Jeareys, Union, Franklin county.
Aahama-Eobert Christian. Perry county.
loni isna-Eicbsrd Harrison, New Orleans.
Vezas--Phinens he CoTdoon Theophilus Allen Jones',
VIM. p de Normsndie. and Willis l. Robaeds Austin.
and +. =. HINT, Galveston.
Arksnsas-Jobn carnal, Fort Smith, Orvllc Jennings,
Wasl In gton, Ham psesd county.
Florids-Ed. ard Bisseil. Jacksonville.
Adjourned.
TrRDAy, Nov. 27.-The Court met at II O'Clock. TIA
judges all present
u. argument IN the privateer Armstrong cass fas
;curned from yesterday resumed.
Mr.. Frederick Vincent, ct PHILADELPHIA appeared ana
sworn attorney q this court. Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-30

ce.aincs OF oju. 10 no one knows but
Cert Cadsden has way or writing home to his frfans
vague hints Of important things going on which
lecture all sgog ascertain the recise truth The diff
Guilty about The pa, Of the three millions Of the last
Indemnify and the demand for feparaton for Caahsn's
invasion an. the burning of Piedras Negras all consprc
to sslist This conclusion and PROBABLY before PRESIDENT
Pierce goes u office he will comMunicalo new
treaty, with fresh demand surplus millions The
twenty ninth parallel would throw into the United States
wohrds Of The Mexican State Of sonora aud two ffhs
of Chhuahus With population enough TO form one Of our
States In such case, the new territory would nave 10
under political pupilage 81 Territory or else new
Mexico would have to be admitted - Sta O. rumor
Is aoat in the wrappers to the effect that Gen. Gads
Den has sent word Washington that II the balance OF
the Mesa indemnify be not paid 10 the present govern
ment Of Mexico not another foot OF territory will be ceed
to the United States Meantime, have various other
projects for acqui ing colonies. Thus the report is
revived that Russia is willing TO sell her American pos
efsons TO us for consideration In mcneyrsther too
Arctic matter fr the folks ut Washington, neither
cotton tobacco, hemp rice, suga- be grown up
there. Then there l. report coming from Europe that
Russia has suggested to Denmark the propriety OF SET
thTg the difficulty bet xeen the latter and the United
Ssaes by ling the Danish West India Island of
may be taken also confederation for freeing Of
the sound Dues. St Thomas Is q small island to the
wndward Of Porto Rco, with population Of thou
ssnd souls. Right % 1t another small island call
ed santa Cruz al.o owned by Denmark with thirty two
thoussnd Inhabitants. For five millions Of dollars
importarc from its geographical position which is such
would render it formidable position in the hands Of
naval Power It hassa fine narbor and Is always drst
sought by vessels distress coming from seward.
Were 1t in would In great measure,
nuy the purpose for which the British hold the West
whole ont Of the West Indies and the coast Of
tie United States.
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
STRENGTH AND EFFICIENCY OF wALKEn's AIRY

STRENGTH AND EFFICIENCY OF WALKER 3 ARMY.
From the IL Nicaragueuse Nov 10
The steamer which arrived from Virgin Bay, tho
9Th inst brought considerable accession OF American
me eommand ~ Capt j. W. Armstrong from san Fran
CISCO and the other under the charge Capt wifi n
sne Kinney expedition at Greytown. The force here "a
now fuy adequate TO emergency that arise until
the arrival OF The next steamer from San Francisco
u s promised mat some three hundred men viii come
Down. A. .od time Is coming, II all will emulate the
which has hitherto characterized the Ame-i.an
force body Upit-d and harmonious them elyes Ia
sr Mt which inrtsnccs 10 native mind IN a. tb,a
two Americans at variance any public matter
they set example to Nicaragua witch contrasts In
wholesome with the frati-iial horrors Of the
civil wars in which thsy have been long INDUCING
TIE LIFE AND EXECUTION OF PATRICK JORDAN. A
SOLDIER OF THE WALKER BATrALIoS-HIs LET.
TER TO BIS COMRADES.
[from ~ >icaraguense, Nov. TO-
Patrick Jordan who suffered death the 81 inst was
native OF Ireland and about twenty years ,f age
he Ieft behind him wife, and be believes. child.
h-bone parish, In that city He had BEEN absent tom
his smily since 1851 He desired the publishers Of this
Psper 70 request the LONDON Deoh and Tins 70
MS death. a. those papers taken by hts family. tie
further desied that they woud give notice " Mr.. James
Sord"n, his Esther, ct the parish IL living OF hs
Ans he particularly eqne-tei that the bshers
of the Depateh and 1ip would mention that II his wife
respond With the pubshsr- ofs paper he or shs would
hear ~ something ~ her sdvAntsgn Any letter endors
- ~ the Catholic priest II the parish church
Square, LoDdon will be promptly attended 10 by IA
1he following Is copy Of let he left for his ssloS-
se1dien3-
Ny dear boys and comrades senersIiy-Hav,ue bee,
red BY jury of my 0v soldiers and convicted Of u
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Another Meeting 81 thc irish Emigrant Aid
SCctety az Newark.

".
The IRISH Emigant Aid Society held another meeting
last evening at Liberty Hall in South Canal street Som
three or four hundred persons present. and the
ceecngs were characte zed throughout by great enthu
siasm. The meeting being organized Capt Lyons, OF
New York, wss introduced by the chairman, and pro-
ceeded to eak AT length, expsnng the Objects Of m.
organization, counseiing union and harmony &, He
said II was impossible rot sec that in the present
complicated conoiticn Of affairs in Europe excellent
opportunity IL afforded for Ireland to make one more
rt for freedom Every thing avors an empt TO brt
the bondage ~hich now brushes her people, Even the
Of England would rejoice at revolution I'm Ire
land and would not hesitate to take the field ag .n
the government. They have grown tired OF The tyranny
Of the arisocra'ic classes, aud long for ooportu
nifty 10 ST. Ike down the oppresso In proof of the ds
affection OF the lower classes in England the speaker
referred TO the recent bread riots in LONDON which
he said, were Infinitely more than reported by
the government newspapers. The government he added
dare not attempt to suppress these by phys
cal force for that moment revolution would break out
in LONDON which would convulse the whole Kingdom.
As TO the object Of the Emigrant All Society he said
II simply organize and concentrate that portion of
the Irish population In this country who willing,
when the time To do what they can for the
Of their athers graves There already
In all the principal cities Of the Union and the movement
Is rapidly spreading to the towns and villages On rue,
day nsx, the s,h OF december general convention OF
delegates from all parts of the country vii, no held In
New Yort, and at this It Is expected that more
definite pan Of operations than present exists will be
agreed upsn The speaker Said Of course much that
vas done in the general convention would be kept secret
put wosid ne made known 70 guide the delibera
lions and action OF the subordinate societies
the country.
He then passed TO a vindcaton Of the propriety OF
these arguing that they were not incon
sstent with the duty and obligations rishmen owed TO
this country, and concluded by calling upon ali ,ruc
Irsbmen who desire 70 Ireland fee 10 unite with
the Aid Society now being formed.
The Chairman q the meeting then stated that an op-
portuny would be afforded TO all who iesirsd to
III, mselves with the Society, and quite a number went
rrward and attached their names TO the papers The
meeting them after some irregular remarks from various
individuals, adjourned
We understand that the Society which was stated at
the meeting held on Modday evening of last week al
ready numbers some Of leading Eth citizens among
it, memters and secessions 70 ts ranks are being
stsntly made. Contrtbuaoas Of money are not liked
from nembers except for defsying temporary expeuses
under these circumstances than II would be II money
asked in large amounts for Hberatug purposes Il
nutu somsthing dscsive Il aecompl shed
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New HAVEN, Nov "a, 1855
Catholic Priest Fined for the Exercise of HIS Minisy-
Singular Decison-C Connecticut ignoring the Constitution
Guaranteeing Liberty Of Conscience to AL Deuomi,.a
items, dc.
Great excitement exists here regarding fine Of one
hundred and fifty dollars and costs Of Court assessed
the Rev. Mr. oNeil q Catholic priest for administering
the rites of religion to dying woman her own re
peated request and the implied permission Of her hus
band, who Protestant.
The decision was ggen on Thursday, the 22d inst
in the Superior Court this city Judge Waldo presiding
The Counsel for the plaintiff the Mayor Of this city
Judge Rlackman and Mr.. eel and for the defence
tie priest r. J. Ingersoll and j. W. Webster.
In this the priest fined the above for ad
mipisteing the rites Of religion to Mrs Bakesy, VINO
always Catholic and descended of Catholic
tore At her dying hour she sent for the Catholic priest
When he came, her husband, Protestant, intmeted
the priest that he not wanted The pest replied h.
bad been for and asked Mrs. Blkesy If the
rage he received from her She said yes. The hpa
band then made further objections, out at the prizes
request LETT the room while his wife's confession wa
being heard. Yet for doing this and performing 9th
rites usual such occasions the Aforesaid penalty h
been imposed. Oh Temporal. oh In this land ~
presumed toleration wbee the rights and liberties -
conscience were supposed to have found asylum
cannot Christian have the rites and nsoaions Of
igon administered to her. IL bgoed and tyrannicsl
hus band ntimates his dspeasure chooses to inter
rupt the final preparation Of dying wife going before
her Sovereign Juges Is the priest who performs tba
ministry Of peace and consolation with the i'm ci,
sent of her husband to be thus heavily mulcteds At
least so says Superior Court Of Connecticut And
not only thu; but the Judge affirmed that he had
doubt and had but the priest could be Obliged
dvulge the secrets Of confession 1t pertinent
the before the Court. Gentlemen versed In IL v
know how different have been the decisions eminent
Judges in y Is country and even in England, before u
repeal OF her penal code.
To be sure, the Judge in giving his deision acknow.
LEGGED that the priest did intentional wrong' YET
asa ded the above damages.
Had The circumstances been reversed-had Protest.
ant clergyman attended the Protestant wife of Cath ~,
be regarded As just onY let the Protestant well
the cathciic community Il ok vt this decision. without
prejudice II affects ali Chr tan denomiu atoms. The
present decision may he assumed precedent in de.
cdirg similar for all denominations in ignoring
that article Of the guaranteeing the free
else Of religion TO Every individual
IIISTICE To ALL.
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We Hke 'He I"HUWiHg pafagfupnS from The GhIvestOn
Ne,cs, of the 18th inst. -
Lieut.. Macarthur L passenger the Mexico, being in
charge of thirty Of the convaescent sick and camp
Jefferson On Tie Sd instant Thew are on their
wsy to jim the emit which started by land pr Fort
Bekpap on the 2td Of November from Jefferson Bar
racks Missouri, under command Of Colonel A. s.
Johnston Lent Macarthur will receive orders from Gen.
Smith, at Port Iavacs, and proceed thence by land To
join the regiment.
Martin koszta who has become 30 we'll known a. the
natuiazed Hungarian ip whose person Captain ngraham
so nob.y cated Tue rights Of American citizenship,
came his lady, by the Mexico last night. He
il Greet from Chicgo whore he has made his residence
the last year two and proposes making his home in
Texas should the country up to his antcip cations
The Victoria Ad,ocate says the Guadaoupe river will
soon be condition TO receive the long wished for boon
Of steam navigation and that the pulling ont OF snsgs
and removing distractions have been done IN most
thorough manner; SO that boat up to the
town andpgsin the darkest night without feeling her
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CRIME IN NEW ORLrANs-A semi.annual ret. 4

Of criminal sta istcs made by the Chief OF Police
the Mayor shows the following total ARRESTED for
son, u males, females for assaults with intent to
der, 10 males 10 euales for saut and battery U95
males 1ss females assaults with deadly weapons 10
males emsls breach Of the peace GA males 33S fe.
meles breach Of trust s. males females; burglary IL
males females; carrying concealed weapons ~ males
fensles dangerous and suspicious persons $50 males
ismsles fighting, as7 males, Al females forgery
males: fraud 4 nses; highway robbery, males; in.
sanity, SO males II males; drunkenness and disturb-
femsIss; mayhem, males, female; muraer, males:
Obtaining goods under false presences IS males q fe
usles PASSING counterfeit money, males; pcrary IL
males; picking pockets. 10 ales; poisoning male
females; robbery, "a males females; receiving stolen
gods 20 males, II femsles; stabbing, 81 males TO-
aDes 17G females. Total arrests $3.50 males 27o fe
males. The report commences with May and ends With
October
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A SMALL BIT OF ROMANCE WITH A LARGE sLres

A SMALL BIT OF ROMANCE WITH A LARGE SLICE
az RfAirr "A few weeks since there living in u
eoodly city II Philadelphia two couple happy and har
nonns the average of the and Adam
ard Eve Picbard Cross and Eliza Cross, and James
Williams and bis wife. IN " plant hour however
Mr. Williams persuaded Mrs. Cross that journey the
er would he healthy, and they eoped sloped 6rst
aling the pecaution necessaryo all travellers Of gather
ing together such loose change could be found
readily fomewhat to the disadvantage Of Mr. Cross OF
" cir travels need say nothing we know nothing
that they safely arrive in this city and soon pr
chased the hotel OF Mr. Hanson at corner OF Huron and
Main streets and paid therefore the sum Of 81 CO., they
o.k poesesson bad good and enjoying free
iove' rnnoleted. AND this Is the romance The
IT, they both arrested and sent jail last saturday
The ~ h. interruption OF the romance Ia thus
planned Soon after the loving couple abscondcd FROM
haderhia the Marshal Of that city sent letter 20 our
Mayor b'ning ,ha the parties might be found in this
city. Our Chef Of Police assisted by policeman Garck
aer considerable search found the guilty
ones snd immediately sent message n Phadrfphia =
The husband q the runaway wife on, iaentiacd
his spouse, got ont warrant and the traves are nov
in jail charge Of adultery The end Of the reality
Is not yet-Daily Wisoann, Nor. 10.
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THE GREEN WILL CASE IN CnIcAao.-An inter
esng IL to at the present session OF the
Circuit Conrt OF this county. II Il that brought ia by
the two Of the late George W. Green alias Gayitt
Who found guilty Of poisoning his WIFE, and who ter.
minated an extraordinary and eventfu lie BY suicide in
Jail months SINCE Green's sons intend To prove
hat he was insane when he made the will which cuts
hem on rom enjoying any portion Of his large property
transferring all Tor the benefit Of his youngest and
Of his death tn the Mechan CO. Institute and Young
Mems Association Of this city. they able TO do so
hey will come In FOR share Of Green's estate under the
general laws Of the State Green's second son. Apdrew
MADE trip to Rhode Island recently, and fortunate
enough to find his fathers mother alive and In good
health. He also found his brothers living TIE family
r. Gsvitt Green left his parents at The age al
6eeD years Of his own choice, IT, seek his fortune
What he went thr ,ugh after doing his family had
no knowledge Of In 1913 Green went back IN Rhode
Island saw his friends and drew mp peper In bis ovn
ndv ting giving of his brothers the title 10 some
property which had been left him by his father The
handwriting is the that Of his will made here
The document was signed Oliver Gavitt He told his
friends when asked where he lived that Il was under
the setting sun" and that all they could ret ont Of
him. His mother was, of course greatly shocked AZ
earring II his wicked in life and nntimely AND
awful cestb More thsn Of his brothers n appears
oera ged. large Of evidence win he brought
forward in the case the side d Green's sons prove
his insaniy and doubt shall have another very in
tsresting trisl-CAied9o Democrat, Nov. %.
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Died, at his residence Ia Winchendon Ma O.,
TrcKTR, ESQ.,, aged rs years. Mr. Tucker vns horn a.,
Milton and removed to Wnchenden Ia 177s and vas one
Of the earliest settlers In that town He ioins-i a.
American army at an early period and WAS on dutv n,
New York.
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Supreme Court.

The Court have named hessrs Chas. A. Peabody, Vim.
II. Leonard and John Fowler Jr a. examiners II can
didstss for admissions 70 the bsr On Monday, Dee g.