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NOTICE.
.f. , NOTICE. i
r BY SPECIAL REQUEST, OF A

4No xSA.
H. BY SPECIAL REQUEST, OF A
slargc number of gentlemen, the splen-
GEORGE PAGE, Carr. r. A. RYrHsR,
will make trip to Alexandra on SATURDAY
NlGAT, February Sd, 10 accommodate the hume
rous friends of the aof .o s.''' 80 -
HON, HENRY A. WISE, ~
who may wish to hear him speak in Alexandria on
Saturday night. ~ tFI.-''7
The boat viii leave her wharf, foot Of Tin street,
al 6k O'Clock p. m. Returning, will leave Alexan-
drih II 10 p IN.
Fare only lax cents each way. -
feb -2t* F. RyrHER On,
NOTiCE.-l hereby foFewan any person o.
IN persons from purchasing from James Maeuirr,
a slave woman called NELL, beionsins 10 the e..
tate OF The late John Nowl and, my father, as have
an equal claim In said woman Nell -. -.
also caution any person OF persons from buying,
without my consent, from James MaguiIe, lot No
-, square lOoo, with tho improvements thereon uis-
aatea near 'he Navy Yard, MS il was sold BY my
feb al" -. =, M. &. JUDGE.
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CARUSI'S SALOON.
FOR ONE hIGHT OHLYi
M q d q m o e o ga De VYies
OPERA TROUPE

GRAND MUSICAL RE9TItAL
AND OPERATIC CONCERT
ON TUESDAY, EVENING, FEBRUARY etA.
On which occasion the following great combination
OF Artists, will appear. lin connexion with
MAD. ROSA DE VRIES,
Prima D5ffR1 Of the Italian Open Company.
sIGNoR MoRINo,
PriIna Baritone from the San Carlo, Of Naples, and
the Havana Company.
sIGEoR MARTIN LAZARB,
The celebrated Pianist and Compoe ., and Profess
scr from the Conservatory, OF ms, and who
wac decorated with the Legien of Honor,
49, and received a Gold Med from the
King OF Holland, as first Pianist
and Composer Of the kias
dom, and
S.GNOR PASSARILLA.
The selections for the Concert viii contain the
gems Of the
Operas Of Norma, Daughter Of the Resimeat,
La Fsvorita, LRcreta Borga,
The Prophet, Barber Of Seville,
La Somnambuia. Don Giovanni
-... and Lombard.
MARTIN LAZARE, Conductor and Director.
The price Of admission Ia. been fixed a, ONE
DOLLAR to all parts Of the Hall. No extra change
for secui ed seats.
The sale OF Seats will commence on Monday
morning, nj O'Clock, at the Music Store Of K. Da
Wis, Pennsyivsnia avenue, where diagram Of the
half may be seen.
tincafe bearing The number corresponding TO the
seat. TIE certificate has 10 remain in the hand Of
the original holder, and establishes the ownership
Of the seat.
o. The programme, containing full particular.
Of the pieces to be sung, may be had a. the Music
Stores.
- Concert 70 commence at G o'cIk precisely.
feb 2-id
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Aewssss, that 1t took the President but few
moments - determine whom he should ap-
point, and hat he thus has escaped bsias
run dswn. With applications for the post there
being perhaps ono hundred gentlemen In
Warrington who would have gone in with .
rush had 1t not beon very early sscertainsd
that the question had been thus settled The
nomination will probably be made on Mon lay,
whom We and all the world will learn who is
to be the happy man.
fpeliatiop The excitement among those
interested In the spoliation bill, with refer
once to the prospect Of q veto, increases mo-
msutarily.s We never saw. . set Of gentlemen
more nervously anxious than they are Just
now. We repeat what We said yesterday,
that, for ourselves, We know nothing Of the
matter. Yet We judge that they have utterly
failed to obtain Executive expressions upon
the subject at variance with the we'll known
positions of The President upon it when in
either House Of Congress. We may add, too
that in strict Democratic circles, the imprss
sion has become almost universal within the
last forty-sieht hours that President Pierce
will not sign the bill! ..-. r. 90
An Army 0mcsr's Resignation Accepted
The President, yesterday, accepted tho rssig
nation of Lieut.. Col. Adam D. Steusrt, u. s
A., Deputy Paymaster General, to take effec
February 1. Col. s. rendered his resignation
como time since. 4-.. s.ra.- ..t
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
0spsrtmeut.-Op Thursday, the Let of Feb
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered or
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7 osTr1oN WEDNESDAY, The ala January.
IL some place between Lafaystte sansrs 80 ~,
teenth street and Pa. avenue. or In az om.ihns -
tween 18TH and ~ streets, lady's gold Bresstpin.
serpentine form The finder viii reseiye he thsrSs
Of tne loser and suitable reward by Isasine The
Once, or Il the Star once. fab -
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OeT-rhis morning, between The 1;iiy Poa- or
IL nee and Mies Jsnpeyh, corner Of Oh arrcs -
ho:l;,sss :ssnas 1s q Gold srsesssiss, in
Sn8 ~, UesG E eass' mneh worn. Whoever NAV
teb l-2 ~'~s o'Ass'
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<THE TREASURER OF TIE YOUNG
~ Mems Christian Association particularly
requests the officers VINO haye taken charge Of bills
for annual dues now payable, to make return of the
same in the bills or the money which they repr sent
at the rooms Of the Association ne II MONDAY AZ
TT RNOON, between 4 and 5 O'Clock and n anv
bills against the Association remain unpaid it is re-
quested that they be present at The same time and
place. feb al
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FORREST HALL, GEORGETOWN.
THOMAS u CO.'S
GRAND EXHIBITION OF
d. 8 SOLVING VIEWS

FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY
SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY, Febru-
airy q, 5th, and 9th.
comprising European aud American Views; Conf
cal and Movable Fisures; soow Scenes;
Cascades, Volcanic Exuptons,
Fire Works, &c.
Mr. HANDY, the popular Fiutist and Bsnjost
| is engaged.
Admission Is cents-ChiIdren half price.
feb 2-4ts
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Cor tho payment of Treasury debts 1895 Al
Sor the Customs. ................ 1874 u
For covering into the Treasury from
customs. ....................i 3,II9 81
Covered into the Treasury from
Lauds..............;... 1885 81
Cor the War Department. 500 o.
For the Interior Department. ...u TAT Is
r FRIDAY, February 2
For tho redemption of stock...... 5,153 10
For paying Treasury debts ...... 9757 80
For the Customs s......!L. 2S,S4s ~
Covsred into the Trealu,y frem --r
Customs ...... ..,..:.....,... 800 oil
For the War Department. ......,. 80 697 6S
For the Navy Department. ....... 1881 IS
For repsying in the Navy Depart
msnt. ......... .............. 1890 20
For re Interior Department.. $4,000 90
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AnY,s NuRsE.-MRs. BuTLE Err INFORMS
- inlofms the ladies that she has returned 20 the
Sisy, And y teady TO 60 out nursins. she;can be
feb l-3t
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Proceedings Of TO-DAY,

In the Honse, to-day, the private bills ia
vor ibly reported on yesterday from tho Com
mittee of the Whole House were passed, ere
We went to press. No other bushes, had been
reached at that hour.
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FOR THE Benefit OF
~ the Young Catholics FRI nd Society.-A
lecture will be delivered al Odd Fellows Hail, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9TH instant, al ~ O'Clock D m
by Professor ALEXANDER DIMrTRY, OF Louisiana, for
the benefit OF tho Young Catholics Friend Society.
Subject: The relations of harmony bet cen
man and creation"
Tick is % cents each-to he had at the principal
book and drug stores in Washington and Georown
feb 3-SM&W
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A FIRST CLASS PAPER.

70 he WEEKLY STAR for to-day bears every
evidence Of . ant class weekly paper. Any
one doubling this fact is advised to cali at the
once and examine for themselves.
Tales, poetry; witicims, personal matters,
and news from all quarters 6ii It's columns 1t
costs but 81 IS cent. year.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
POSITIVELY THE Last NIGHT
= coInPiinsnt.ry ssn.h1

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2, 1855.
A0lEss Having understood thea IL Do ar ir-
i tention 70 close yonr performances IN this city,
il Is our wish before your leaving us, offer You
testimonial benefit as a mark of our high esteem for
your private viuSss and of our admiration of your
transcendant tslent as ariises. Ithis shoald meet
wi.h your appreciation, we would susses MONDAY
EVENING, February S,h, - proper time for your
benefit.
Accept, ladies, the bes, wishes Of the under isned
Tor yodr welfare In whatever climes II may chance
. - Your bedienI servants, .... . Z -''''
F.. l,-..aas - Hoover .- A Muuy-
tta .e.s.1 Key WEIGH -i
~, .rsg,, 0E P Ilayard A q Allen
..,,, 10 -tr Wan ID Vinton G w Flint ~
-.s s..f Thos Martin Get Greenleaf
= 4 Il Cross Abel B Upshur sa
Alex shiras w Chase r. -.
Henry Robinson Charles W Blair
.e " Ds y JFj MeClsry
-. II A Willard = -. IN GO.
ToM1le Caroline, Theresina Adela; de- and Clem-
entine Roasset. T..tr .-.
WASHINGTON, February 9, 1856.
GENrLKkES: We accept your kind offer tf a tes-
tmonial benefit for Monday next, February 5, with
feelings which words cannot express We have ex-
perenced kindness In the capital Of this great coun
try which will moi be forgotten by his. Although we
may be called upon to visit other climes rest as
sured, gentlemen, that oar hearts will remain with
you. 80 p. % "a ~.
Accept, gentlemen, the thanks md best witches
for your welfare I'd prosperity Of your obedient ser
wants, p CAROLINE ROUSSET,
Missy .THERESINE ROUSsET, IS
-. ADELAIDE ROUSSET,
CLEMENTINE ROgsSET.
To Messrs. J. T. Towers, 2. B. Key, '. d. Hoover,
&C, &c. = -'i 8. ..' 49,
MONDAY EvENIEe, February 8th,
win be performed the Grand Ballet Of
-r LA BAYADERE; f.-a-
OR, THE MAID OF CASHMERE. 49,
Zoioe s.ssss Tie caroline
Miles Theresine, Adelaiie, and Clementine, Mr.
Corby, Mr. Rousset, Mr.. Szollosy, in all
the principal characters. -..-
To conclude with the laughable pantomime Of
JEANETTE AND JEANNOT.
In which the whole Troupe will appear.
feb j.
"Let those who never laugh their lot depiore.
And those who always laugh now laugh the more .
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NOTICE

. NOI1CE. --7i
The Animal Meeting Of the
Washing>ou, Alsxsndris, s,d Mt.
vetnos siesmhoss Conpssy win be hsld a the
Roop, over 6, = =: Parker's Store, on WEDNEs
a. Pusctuay atsendapce, Sf the stockholdess il re-
quested. THOS. Parker, Rresident ="
feb 3-3t
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GREAT INDUOEMENrS.
REMOVAL.

TINE undersigned, manufacturers of Warren,
Fire and Water Proof Composition Roofina
have removed their Office from TentA stseet to No
D 10 Seventh street, helew Odd Fellows' Hall.
once hours from IL 10 ID c.cIoc Gam I n. - y
feb 3-ootrs I..TnFTF III no n -
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"a NOTICE -ARMORY OF PRESI-
DENf'S MOUNTED GUARDING reg
H4W uaI monthly meeting of the Corps will be
Nheld TUESDAY, the 9th instant, at ~.
O'Clock. PuncIual attendance from every member
Is DESTROYS business of vital importance for tile
prosperity Of the Complain requires a full meeting.
All parsons DESTROYS OF joining the corps will have
an opportunity Of so doing at this meeting.
BY order: Er.r rsr q s-.t-
JNo. II. McCUTCHEN, Secretary.
j. PECK, Captaid. feb 9-3s
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UNPRECED ENTED ATTRACTION
GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB.

Z HE members Of the Club respectful ly announce
l u their friends and the public generally that
their Second Grand Ball OF the season will take
place at the Washington Assembly Rooms. M n.
DAY, Feb. 18th. ... -
All necessary arrangements have been made 90 az
to insure 10 all who may honor them with their
presence an evening of cxqui lite pleasure.
Apart from the novelty Of this ball (which will be
the first Fancy Dress Ball given in Washington for
many years. they would inform their friends and the
public that the proceeds of the ball will be devoted
to their new Library, which is already progressing
finely. . b. - =
Celebrated Cotillon Music has been engaged for
the occasion. -v-..-.. ... -
Refreshments will be furnished by an experie aced
caterer. . Fl.
Tickets Sl--admiring gentleman and LADIES' 10
be had OF the Managers and the door on the eve
ming of the ball, -- -- -r ... .--.- ! =
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
0spsrtmsut.-Op Thursday, the lst of Feb
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books Of tho Depa rtment-
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S,WAsHINGTON NATIONAL MoNU-
d. ment Once February 3, lS55-The mem
beers OF the Board of Managers of the Washington
National Manument Society are requested to NEE,
at their office I'm the City Hall, sunday the 4,t
INSTANT at O'Clock. N proceed in a body 10 attend
the funeral Of }. w. Maury, member of the board
Punctual attendance is earnestly desired.
feb3-lt ." +. w. ECKLOFF Clerk.
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HA CHARITY SERMON FOR THE BEN
~ eht OF the Young Catholics Friend Soci-
ETY. will be delivered by the Rev. Father Mapuire.
President of Georgetown College, al st Peter 5
Church tomorrow Sunday s:orning a, ii O'Clock <.
feb Alt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-03

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
49, of the Columbia typographical Society
will be held this Saturday. evening, at7k o,cIk.
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BOOT -SH E, AND TRUNK
60. .ESTABLLSHMkNT. =.
lust RECEIVED, and receiving, a large supply
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, &C., 3Q1m
which will be sold low. I(yJsrV0
| shall sell my stock Of Winter q lIG
BOOTS and SHOES on hand, which embr aces ey-
cry article, at reducsd prices; and as my stock in
large, my customers and the pu.c are requested TO
call and examine. 20 az iEf
To those who know themselves rdebted to me.
would say that desire prompt settlement For the
future shall render my accounts month,y this sys
tenn having become necessary because Of the change
In the credit system al the North
8. p. HOOVER, rs
feb 3-eo3t Iron Hall, Pennsylvania avenue.
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The Vacant Aaditorship Of the Treasury =
II is said here and We judge with truth, that
the names Of Messrs. St J. B. skinner, chief
clerk of the First Assistant Postmaster Gene,
RAJ; Thes. J.. Johnston,b chief clerk Of the
OH Auditors once; Meclintoek Young, Esq.;
harvey Wattsrson. Esd, formerly iof Tsnn.;
aud DR.. Josi 3. Switzerland, % PhiisAslphis,
have been argsd BY their respective friends
on the President for the Sixth Auditorsbip
made vacant b the desth of ne iap stsphsis
Plsasonton, Esq. 1t seems to be understood,
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RTHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
49, ing ofthe Young Catholics Friend Socie
iy will be held Tomorrow Sunday evening. Feb.
4ih, at st. Peters Church, AT O'Clock
WM. J. FITZPATRICK,
feb Sit - Rec Soc
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The Proposed Increase Of the Army.-In
all quarters of the federal metropolis, active
preparations are already being made to apply
for commissions in the four new regiments to
b raised df the House sssents) under the
Senats's amendment to the army appropria.
ton bill. This being the point ct which the
influential politicians are now assembled, tho
prspsrstions are being made here by persons
on the spot, for themselves or in behalf of
others. For every once In connection with
them, from colon slcies down to lieutsnantcies,
1t Is very clear that there will be one hundred
applicants for each post to be awarded 1t
MAKES us fairly sick at heart to witness the
general propensity to get into public service,
as e1snPlifsd By the esgsrness, industry, and
psrtinscity with which the work of getting
ready to apply for these places has been COM
msnesd, already, in Washington. -,i,s-
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Ia saison gui s'tcoule est certainement 10
plus eytraordinaiie don't nous puissions nous
rappeler depuis les fortes pluies de septembrc
derner, nous n'avons presque pas Ell de pluie
Ia terre est maintenant ii seche ct 81 dure, que
beaucoup Inhabitants mont encore pu labourer;
nos bayous ne sont pas encore nayigabes, ct
nous n'avons pas lespoir de voir arriver nos
bateaux aussit0t quill lie iaudrait pour 10 COM
modte de tout lie monde, On parle dun mon
tage de FOhio, mais nous crayons quill ne soft
pas suIIisant pour METRE de l'eau dams le Cour-
tabieau. Nous ne pouvons compter que SUI
les fortes pluies qui pourront survenir ayant Ia
montee tles canX.
La grande qnantitd de nos produits, accu.
mulee dams les warehouse Washington, atti
reTa sans doutes plusieurs bateaux dams nos
parages. Nous apprenons que dtia plusieurs
barges sont au port, attendant quill y nit asse2
deau pour aller chercher les rtcoltes de nos
amis du Bayou Bnuf
II est fort a dGsirer que 10 navigation s'ouvrt
bientot Car les provisions deviennent dc plus
en- plus rares ct sont par consequent hors de
prix.
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FoR7YFYCATYoNs Il PRoCToRVlLLE,

II y quelques jours, une depeche telegra-
phique de Washington nous nnnoneait que Ia
Chambrc dcs Rcpresentans await vote une al
location de sl25, 600 pour construire un fort sur
les bords du Lac Borgne, l'extremite du che
min de fer du Collie du Mexiqnc Notre cor
respondent confiwme lie fait, ct dams une lettre
que nous publions plus loin, il nous apprend
que Ia Chambre, fnisant un moment treve d dc
vieics habitudes q entendu les trois lectures
du projet dc loi ct In vote lie meme jour
&c resultat est dl, non settlement au zele ct
Il l'activit6 de notre representant, M. 7. Hunt,
mas Il rostime quill inspire a ses colleagues.
Ceux-ci mont pas h6site ii lui accordcr ce quill
demandait ct a tlonncr 10 preference a son bill,
malgre linteret que chacun await de taire pas
ser au plus vite certancs mesurcs particulieres.
Get hommage rondu NJ. Hunt est merlte, ct
nous sommes heuretlx de la manifestation dc
respect don't il Went d'etre robict au Capitole.
II prcnd nu sereux son role de represcntant ct
il consacre tout son temps aux aiiaires lpbli-
ques Quant aux mt6rtts de ID Louisianc,fl cut
ete di(iicie dc les confer des mains plus sufes
ct plus honnetes,
Reyenona il rallocation tles $l25,0O0 81 le
Senat la rattle, un tles points decouverts dc
nos cotes sera mis- ell pariait etat de defense
Nous lie comprenons pas que l'on matt pas
songe plus tot d fortifer Proctorvle TX
chcmin de fer du Cole du, Mexique est unt
vote toutc tracee pour lennemi qui voudrai
dGbarpuer sur nos rivages ct narcher contrt
! Ia metropole du Sud. Partout uilleur un de
barquement serait wne operation dilliciie G
| i'armte d'inYasion SO tronverait daileurs sepa
rec de la NouVee-Orleans par d'impenetrabIe
taillis, dcs Cyprierea impraticablts des terrain
marecugeuX des tontireres ct dcs rrairies trem
blunies Ces obstacles naturels sont Ia plu
sure protection de notrc vile; lis Ia defender
mieux Que ne lie Grnient de5 remparts herisse
dc canons, In 1914 les AngIais pour atteindr
les bordS du Mississippi ont du s'engager dan
un petit bayou Ct s1lbir les plus dures latigues
lltInyes par luSpcct desoie Jl pays qu'ils VI
naient de traverser, hrs6s de- fatigue ct cra
gnant de ne pouvoir jnmois rogagner leurs Val,
seaux lis etaient deja profondemcnt daeourf
ges lorsque Jackson, avec sa petite troupe d
heros, viut intrepidemcnt les attaquer an mile
dune sombra NUT L hivet.
Aujourlhai i Doa 5erat pas dc mem,
NplS supposoo= a. boacltc du s5ssissipi defer
Ig4= an-' qv 1~s Fisol"s nj lSa9nent acc,
'a IN iwuoarwsm, le- "asse7ax ~enao
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De L'dVENIR Du SucRE.


Nous traduisons du Weekly True Belto lar
tice suivant qui interessera, nous l'esp6rons nos
lecteurs. rt ..
DC touts los districts sucriers de notre Etat,
nous arriVent ehaque jour dies rapports sur les
dommages irr6parabes causes aux souches ct
NIX cannes par Ia s6cheresse ct les fortcs gelGes
qu'elles ont Gu il supporter cette saison Nous
ne nous rappelona pas d'avoir iamais ententl,
parlor quun tort, alssi considerable eli nussi
general, Sc soft fait sentir. II est arrive PAR
fois que de certains districts ont ou des causes
pour salarmcr. Mais le NAL, nuiourd hui, Sc
tend sur toute Ia region sueriere etnous inspire
Ia plus grande almme pour Ia r6colte Pre-
chaine D6ja nous trouvons que pnsieur5 de
nos planteurs pr6voyants, dams apprehension
les plus triste5 resuItats. estd6termn6s lis per
dent Ia recoIto plantde maiatenant a ne pas
roster sans plants, ont envoy6 des agents q
Cuba, atm de Sen approvisionner, ugissant aiyr
ST avec une prudence iudiceuse que nous re
grettons lie ne pas voir indtce plus gdntrale
man1
raua lesirc' cryar lIne arme iauJle Ql YOU
ur mf. lc .b4nm a d. seu0mcuts to- de
courageuvut ooos croyons n~Pas dem al
ronssd taau0 op nopotun 10r+pp" H~*'z
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NOUVELLES PAR LASH.

Lie t6legruphe nous q transmits les nouvelles
d'Enrope npportees par rAsu, lie somnaire
snivant que nous troUvons dams un Journal de
Richmond renterme dependant des details qul
ne nous solt puint parvenus, Nous allons les
rcproduire
ANGLErERRE.-En Angleterre, Ia grande af-
tahe du jour etc, pendant quelquc temps, la
motion de nj. Roebuck declarant que ID minis
tere await ccsse de meriter la coniance des
chambres ct du pays, par suite de la mauvaise
direction donn6e a Ia guerre Orient La re-
solution froposait de charger un comit6 special
dc s'idformor de l6tat dc l'armte nnglaise dc
want Sdbastopol. Sir Stafford ct NJ. d'Israel
ont pris Ia parole u 10 chambre, 305 voix ont
etc ACCUSES Il Ia chanibrc ct l48 ont etc don
n6es contro La mniorito ttait dc l5T voix
contre lo gouvernement. lie ministere o i'm
mddiatement dome so d6mission, qui etc ac-
cept6e Les nombrca du cabinet devait roster
en- fonctions iusqua Ia designation de leurs
successcrrs. lie oomte de Derby, invite par Ia
RENE a former un nouyeau cabinet, Ia laiss6e
aprts une cntrevue de deuX honres pour Sc
rendre chez lord Palmerston Cclui-ci ma pas
pu occeptcr les conditions qli lui avaicnt etc
propos6es ct lie colnte dc Derby annonca Il 10
Chambro quill hui 6tait impossible de rGpondre
a Ia confiance dc 10 reine 10 bruit courait
nnis on ny aiontait pas iois gda6ralclnont que
5a Majestic await de 50 proplo main dcrit lord
Russell pour lie censuror.
Ie bill relatif M traffic dc rGcprocitG entire
les Etats-Unis ct les provinces anglaises ds
. I Amtrique du Nord subj une seeondc lee
turG.
La fotto anglaiso de la Batique reeu For
Dire de Sc tenir prete a prendre la mer dams Il
4 premiere seInaine de mars, On croft que lie
alnilauX Seymour ct Martin Ia commandment
NNGorArIoNs.--L'Au Autriche eat gnelque pc,
embarrassGc par les combinaisons diplomati
: ques don't ellie longtemps tom lie fill. Sa pro
: position tendant a mobiliser Drmea federale
etc re.etde par le comit6 f6dGral de 10 Diet
ailenande, Th adopts Ia proposition de !
I'rUesH col sstdiit mottre les c0nlingants sci
ieTtnt sf1 lr pied Ne gucrro. On attend ave
' MAO rcraiur igHm6tudc IA decision DE- IcasIn
> re',l & AV'ueht. olr Ia rp-ufe De ia TGrtr l.
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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-03-03

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tl'ntr ellie nous favoriseront sitot Guellc5 l'an-
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numGro une amelioration notable dams la re-
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