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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-03

UNION OF THE OPPosIrIoN.-We have now
six or eight months in which to prepare
for the next Presidential campaign. What
we need in PENNSYLVANIA is, the union aud or
seanization of the Anti-Administration elements,
The Democratic party of Pennsylvania is emf
|nently an Administration party, a Fierce and
Douglass party, q Nebraska party, the supple
if not the willing tool of slavery extenslonists.
Nothing can be hoped from the leaders OF this
party, or from its organization, to resist the
demands of the privileged class of shareholders,
although thousands of Democrats, who have
formerly acted with the party, will desert it
the moment there is a complete organization
of the Opposition or Anti Nebraska forces,
thus giving the promise of carrying the State
for freedom. rig tes}ags boa .s -79
f. We are entirely satisfied that there is q clear
majority of the voters of Pennsylvania oppos-
ed to the present National Administration, with
oil its schemes of slavery extension. This
majority is now divided and torn by faction,
and a diversity of sentiment on subjects of N.
pressing Importance, and which have no bear
ing on the great and vital subject now at issue
and which will be settled for years to come, if
not Immediately, by the result of the election
next year. Are there no means of healing
these DIVISIONS /! cannot tue question On WHICH
we disagree be held in allegiance, be deferred,
while we secure the success of the great princi-
pie on which we do agree, and which will al
low of no delay without ruin
We throw out these hints in the hope that
that there is sense and patriotism enough in
the opposition in Pennsylvania to bring about
a union prior to the commencement of the
Presidential campaign. We ask our readers,
and our contemporaries of the press, 10 give
these thoughts their early attention, and to
give expression to their views, that it may be
known soon what there is to hope for. If any
thing is done it must be characterised by sim
certify and candor. There must be no secret
deings, no underhanded measures. The very
suspicion of anything unfair, of any effort to
give any faction or party an advantage. would
blast the whole scheme forever. We believe
we can speak for the great masses of the sim
cere Anti-Nebraska men of the STATE, that
they desire nothing so much as a sincere, open,
hearty and honest union to resist and overthrow
the Administration party in Pennsylvania,
which is Justly considered the ally of the slave
MISUNDERSTANDING Gazette.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-03

aas~ A heavy storm on Lake Michigan on
Saturday night did great damage to vessels at
and near Milwaukee. The propeller Allegha-
ny, with a large cargo, was driven ashore in a
disabled condition, and will go to pieces. The
schooner Porter was capsized, and many other
vessels were driven ashore.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-03

SUNBuRY N ERIE RAnRoAD.-A contract
for the completion Of eighty-two miles of the
Sunbury and Erie Railroad, has been awarded
to Messrs. Ring, Brown & Co., of Erie Pat
ton & Gossler, of Lancaster ; and Struthers
& Co., of Warren, - s.' L"a"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-03

The MAINE LINE OF THE PUBLIC Woprs
Governor Pollock had issued proposals for n.
sale of the Main Line of the Public Works &c
accordance with the provisions of the law ~ III
the subject, passed at the last session Of tHn
Legislature. Proposals will be received at tho
Office of the Secretary of the CommonweaI,b'
until the 24th of December next. '
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-03

sas- On the 18th instant, a public celcbrs.
ton took place in New Orleans for the fall If
Sebastopol. A Tie Deum was chaunted At tbs
Cathedral, and a salute of three hundred prnS
fired. The celebration was, however, confined
to the French part of the town, all the rest
refusing to participate, and the shipping in
port refusing to hoist their flags.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-03

He also appends a certificate from his WIFI.
physician, who says that shortly before bos
death Madame Pfeil reminded her husband :.
a VOW mutually taken in former days, by which
the survivor became pledged to have the dno%
body of the decedent burned instead of inter-.
red. ~
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-03

RarThe Lancaster Express thinks the new
Liquor Law cannot be repealed in the Senate.
And If it did, it is not probable that the Gov
ernor would approve a bill abolishing a law
before it had got into operation in many coun-
ties-haS not been fairly tested anywhere
and certainly has done no harm.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-03

sG- Latest advices from Mexico include a
report that Alvarez has resigned the Presden-
cy, in consequence of his advanced years and
feeble health, and that Gen. Comonfort has
been elected to fill the vacancy.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-03

py~ The trial of Alderman Herrick, in
New York city, for bribery, has ended in the
disagreement of the jury.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-03
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DIR. MORSE.

DIR. MORSE.
HAVING PERMANENTLY L0CAT-
- ED AT MONROETON, offers his professional Ser
vices to the public, and hopes by careful attention to me,
rit a share of patronage.
He would further add that a number of wears experience
in the U. :. Military Hospitals enables him to speak with
confidence of the treatment of Chronic difficulties, Rrkets.
White SwelliDgs, Eromocele, Goitre, and all varieties Of
Scrofula treated with entire success.
He may be found, when not professionally engaged, at
ms residence, Mechanics street, a few rods west Of The
Hotel, ready at all times to attend rich or poor, night or
day. Monroeton Nov. |. lSj5m5
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5aturoap fflorainn, Nousmber q. 1855.

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ba- Santa Anna with his daughter and
suite have arrived at st. Thomas.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-03

fNf- NOTlCE.-The Annual meeting of the Teach,
eAkV es Association will be held at the S~usquehann
Collegiate Institute on Friday, the 9th inst, at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, and Will continue in session two DAYS. The follow,
ing subjects will be taken up and considered, viz The
best methods of impartiug instruction in the several
branches OF Education, of conducting government, and
securing punctualiiy, the relation of teachers aud patrons,
the circulation of educational periodicals, &c.
Nov. l, 1855. p. d. MORROW, Secretary.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-03
Towanda Market-Wholesale Prices

corrected weekly by f. T. FOX, Dealer in Provisions and
Groceries, No. | Brick Row, who will pay Cash. at The
prices fixed, for the articles in this list Il
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-03

M DEDICATION-The Second PRESBYTERIAN
EAES Church of Wyalusing will be dedicated to The
service of Almighty God on Wednesday, the 7th day Of
inst, at half past 10 o'clock, A. NJ. The pub
lie are very respectfully solicited To give their attending.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-03

" 1t is hardly necessary for us to comment on these sen.
timen,s. They erect an impossible barrier between Mr..
Van Buren and the democratic party. They place him so
nearly on the same platform with Mr.. Seward, that it is
not easy to decide which is most hostile to the democratic
party. He is for keeping Kansas out of the Union at all
hazards, unless she comes in as a free State. Mr.. Seward
is for the same thing as to Kansas, or any other territory
that may hereafter ask admission. Mr.. Van Buren, effec-
tually cuts himself loose from the national democratic Or
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-03

Yet these European financial troubles are
producing some caution among our home fnan-
ciers, and may for a time cause hesitation, at
least until the produce of the harvest is sold
and realized. rsnea
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-08-06

vols oa grondc !, menace, ct sous SOP
,iert il one cettc amourcnse de Lecels-
ter 90 pare et sc fat belle pour monte,
d Itchafrid i. C'ea, in hetnier def a 7
tcine qni rs tue, ellie a pour sn dcrniare
vengeance a %l,aihe, sa jeuncssc ct sa
hcanta.
An contrairc, Ia Ris!o'i, c,cst In refine
,%aincuc /! il CT, vrai q~u'clIc se relieve ct
dun geste .;craac sa rivalel O trioh'.
vhc !! ie l'ai blcspte d mort ! l5lle en-
rortc mon trait dnns ses hancs!...' Lotar
dun instant F! Bient6t s'"rnise cest"
srande colere, ct IN femme %s'inrlino en-
p%ardonnant. Cctto mott Cst t%ouchantc
on sent pnlpiter Ia victimc On cntcnd
See soupirs; on cent cotIer ses lmmcs:
on volt snigner. Ia rlaic Entin qnel
t5lc fut ihmais mieux partag6 entrc deus
creatures toutcs puissantcs par Ia ritif,
par In bcause, par IN douIeur ! Avant Ia
Ristori, l'univers ne pcssedait qu'unc
trngtdiennc; Giles sont deux maintenan'.
I" Tnnt II est yrai, disnit l'orateur romnin,
que lie monde trouyera toujours plus vito
dies hommes nouveanx que des passions
nouvelles ct dcs sentiments inconnus ! :,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-08-06

Or Jeudi d%crnier, scpt %pcrsonncs
conrurnissnicnt dcvant lc iuge Morel,
dc uottc village, accuses par un habi-
tnnt dc cettc paroisse, de s'etre rendnes
chez lui dams In mutt de lnndi dernier, ct
de FAY, If goudronn6 ct cmplume Hinsi
que sa femme.
Lee accuses ont Gle mis- sous caution
at %l'aiIairc renvoyte a jeudi proclaim,
devant lc JUICE Dpgas, dc Paincours.
willie.
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LA GUERRE.

Lord Raglan a etc cnterre lie 3 Juliet
avec toutcs les pomres que permcttait Ia
Circumstance.
On parlc du requirement. du gene.
raj Ptlissicr.
Depuis que lee allies ont t!e rcPou.sts,
10 Is JUN, ills ont fortifis leurs ouyrages
Mances contre la tour Malakof, ct dams
la derniere dtpeche du general ptlissier
portant In date do 4 juliet, il dill que
ces travaux avancent dune maniere On.
tisfaisantc.
lie general Simpson, dams sa dtpeche
.eiegrnPliquc du 4, dit quill ny a item
Gu de nouyeau depuis les derniors a,is.
Les %journaux arrives par lc Canada,
donnent les d6tt ills de l'attaque infruc.
tuense du Is, ainsi que lc rapport du
general Pelissier.
II est dill que In division fancaisc sous
les ordres do general Mayrnn, qui dewitt
nttaquer lie fort de l'extreme droitc par
Ia baie du Cardnnge, n commerce pre-
maturement l'attaquc, aynnt que l'autre
division n'c6t pris position.
Mayran est iombe mortelle ment bles.
90, ct la confusion s'etant mise dams Ia
division, les Rasses ont %concen,re leul
feu sur Ia division suiva ME, du general
Brunei, i l%aluelle lie ont fait subir de
fortes pertes. Brunei est tgalementt tom.
b.. C'est alors qu'on n donne ordre aux
troupes de Sc %retirer dams lcs trapchees,
quoique lie general d'Autemare 70. par
vcnu pros de Ia tour MalakoE.
La ~retraite s'est effeetuee en- bon or.
Dire, mails avcc der pertes considera.
bles.
Lorsque Lord Raglan s'est apereu de
Ia premiere division franchise, II s'cst
empresss de donncr I'ordre d'attauucr
10 Redan, dans le but d'operer unc di.
version en- favour des Francais, quoiqu'il
eat ete CONVENE que les anglais ne don.
neraient pas ayant que les ~fiangais nc &c
soient empnres du fort MalakoE, parce
que les canons de &c fort d~ominaiont en-
tierement lie Redan Pour aulnnt que
des particulars ont pu en- iugor d dis.
lance, Pordre d'at.aque du general Ra.
glau a etc n grande faule, car Ia CO.
Tonne d~'attaque anglaise n'etant pas
sufisamment forte ponr enlever leo for
tifcations. a de repousste avec dos per.
tes cansiderables.
I'm incident c~uricnx de Get engage.
rnent. c'css que 10 general Epre a pene.
trs 4 Ia t6tc do 1000 soIdats anglais
dams les ~faubourgs de S~ebastopol, Oh n
s'est maintenu pendant dix.sept heures
dams les maisons, n'etant Indictment sou.
ienu. il s'cst retire 4 IN tomhee do Ia
mutt. On en induit que u ~l'assaut await
ets general on combine sysis ma,iquc-
mcut, Ia vile serait lombee au pouyoir
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US BOURGEOIS DE PARIS. 49, On lit

uN BOURGEOIS DE AM 49, On lii
dams la Gasf:9 des 7ribunaur i.
Grace aux themins de fer les voya-
geurs mont plus d craifdre les bandits
dc grandc route, cnux.ci n'aynnt pas
juge d ptopes, dcpuis 10 nonveau systeme
de iucomotion, d'arreter les consois a
main armee CONNIE lis arrstaient les di.
~ligenccs; les %yoleurs a colbak ct a pan
talon dc cosaque ont deserte lie bois dc
Cercottcs, ct les cadasres qa'on est ex-
pose d t,opver dams III fofet de Bondy
cont ceux de ces mathematics ROSES
qui, apres. ayoir roule ~Iopgtemps les Pa
risiens sur IL pave de Ia capitale. sont
alIses tomber d,i,s tette forel sous IL
conteau dc I'eqnarisscur.
Dependant une %voiture etait a'retee
sur In route d'Iyry, dams la mutt du 10 au
II mai dernier, par deux ;ndiyidus non
setus Ju eostunl,e de cosague oblige iadis
pour de pareilles operations, mais au cri
lradiiionnel non moias obligs de : La
Loufse gu In vic assas aos
" L'uniqne .oyagcur que contenail
la soiture etait on pacifique yoyageur
de Paris, qui, amateur dc Ia psche, &C
reudait i une petite proprieie qnil pos,
sede aux environs d lvry CT a ~laqueiie II
desifait .~arriyer avant 10 jour, atm DO
pou.oir tendrc ses ligres i.
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Az cri de terrible de "f.n hnnrso
OF la vie =! il nc dit pas CONNIE Odry :
'sVoici la bonr.c; qnnnd a loris, celri
que &c vous dome, e'est de he paa on
;inner ce mttier.a." N'oyant vns con.
.orvt nsscz de aangfioiJ pour faite de
l'csprit dHns IN parcil moment, notre
yoyageur ttemb|ant descend de sa vol
ture, dome sn montre, son argent, ct
sc save, ~lnissant So voittre nnx mains
dos dcnx malfaitcnrs, qni anutcnt dcdans,
font rctourner Ia eoiturc tcrs PaIis,
fonettent lie cheval Ct di'parnisscnt.
IT, bon bourgeois, rcsle seu| sur IN
route, rent bient6, Sc cnlmcr ga faycnr.
Ell ave Ia disparition du danger il sent
naiIrc son courage ct sa %fnreur; 81 les
bandits rnsscnt Ste Ia, il lcnr cit fnit
I'M manvnis part; mhis il, n'tlnicnt plus
Ia.
II rcprit a pied Ia route dc Paris,
SC rendit d ION domicile, instruislt "a
femme de rattentat don't il await tt6
I'obj't, s'cntrelint toute Ia mutt "vcc
ellie de cctlc aif,cusc nvcntnrc, IT lie
Iendcmain matin il nliait dfroscr So
plnintc chez lc commi.sairc de police.
lie l"ndemain il ttajt "rpelt au bu.
rcau de &c mHgistrnt, It arprcnnit nvec
un vtritable ctonEcmcnt. que sa yoituTc
await etc ,onduile i IA pttE ctntc par
dcnx individns qni ~avnicnt declare Ia.
,olr troivec ahanIonnec sur In ernnhe
route; lee denx indi,idus a,aitnt tgHlc.
mcnt dtlost une bonrse ct uno montre
qu'ils prttendaicnt nyoir trouvecs dams
la t%oiture.
sc cat sintnIier. &c ~ c bon bour'
geois, CONNIE l.s vo|eurs de grandc route
sc sont modifits, aujourd'hni ia en- SOM
arrives ave- Ia civilization, 4 dfposer il
Ia Prefecture les dtrooillcs dee vnya.
geors ! &c qne t'est que lie prog'es
MaIgrs ]Ihonnetctf dn proctde, o"i
txclnait tonte pcnsee de sol, Ice denx
individus furebt rechefchds ct dtcon.
,erts, ct lis ont compare devnnt Ia police
corrccIionntl lie CONNIE prevents de me
n,ces vc,baIes de mort sous conditions;
ce sont lie. NOMINEES Coqnelot ct Founs>
sier. tous denx ,onmis Ell nouveautas.
lie ne para'Ssent pas So donter he
moins dn monde DE- IL gravite de l'acle
qn'on lcur reproche, ct lis pnrt"g"nt
lIilarita 1ni 20 manifesto dams I'audi-
loire pendant lie tecit de Ihonnate 'i>
tndin. Des mnnaces de mort disenl%
liz, lis mont janis en- la pcnste de tuc'
lie %pl,ignant, settlement, CONNIE lila .
talent allies Tn rn'tie d. p'nisir, q"'ls
a,nicm mango jnspn'a lr"r dtrnier sou
It s'riaient VI. forces de %rcvepir d pied,
ls s'%e'nient vus forces Dc te,tnlr a pied.
ia avalon. cru, accnblfs.de fatigue. Io"c'
IN bon tour ct d'gnC,ntnl
lt"r lourntc IN ,frayant lie rlaig"nn'
IT 81 hi r%renant sa y%oitnre.
NJ. lie president leur a reese une
vcrtc mercuIlale, ct pronounce CONT"
chacun d'cnx la rcine de qninzn j"urs
dc prison ct IS francs d'amcnde.'
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On lii dams le Lorintnis. Drtfogus du
20 JUN
II s'esl passe ccs jour. dethiers, 4
la prison derartemenla!e de Vanne-, uh
fait dune nature toule rarticuliere. I'm
fo,eat await eta ,xtrait do bagns dc
Brest pour donner DIES ~'enscignements
dams une ailaire crininelle qni s'instrui.
salt i Nantes on a Bou, bon Vendee; il
tomba malade dams Ia prison de Vannes,
il ntait anhonea quill s'etait iutroduit
q%nelgoe chose dams lie corps, ct c.etai'
&C qni lie rendait malade; settlement il
n'a,ait ras ,onlu dire ce que c'ttait.
Apres sa mort, l'autopsie de son ca
dasrc a etc fate par lie doctenr Dantes.
medecin de la maison centralc, en- l'ab-
sence du docteur p. M. Q ernl, mede.
Gin ordinaire de la prison, ct lie rfsui!a,
Il etc lsextraction dune boite cjllndris
que en- fer blanc, peasant $50 grummes
{ plus dune lisre ct un quart J, ayant
environ 20 r%entimetres de longucur sur
II centimetres de circol ference.
"Cette. bcite renfermait qnaife pie.
COS dc | f., Inc piece de . f., upe
%vrlIle, deux scies, une lime ct une me.
raniaue compo ee dun tube en- acier,
qui paraft asoir ete confectionnee ayec
IN moroccan de canon de fusil, nne Wis
inttrieure, un boulon ct une maniyelle,
lie tout parfaitement trnyaille, s'adapt,nt
slivant les circumstances. soft dun bout,
soft de f%'altre, notannent sur via, ecrous,
etc, Ii await Ell outre un passport en-
bonnie lorme, insef6 dams le colIet de
son I'm! il. Munit dc ces instruments ct
de &C passport il p%ouyait s'evader, G.
yager librement ct commcttre tres hci-
lement des vols !; mais II await Gu la
maladresse fpeut-etre etait-ee necessiie)
d',ntroduire la bottle par le bout lie plus
.arrondi, &c qni fait qn'elle rcmonta, Of
iinit par le fare MOURN dams d'horriblcs
souifrances." lProgres.j
aE@#
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mas, dcyuis Iongtomps Inne dos nntorl'es
dc H~hcndtmic, a obtcnn nnlourd hun, IN
success don't on a t%oaionrs lie droit d'stre
fer. II annoncait In rfnsslte c%ntlere,
presque inesptrtc, dame des plus bellies
experiences dts temps moderne', jc senS
pnrIer du nouycau metal l'nIuminium, ct
dee admirab|.s prog'es que NJ. Davil1e
n ftit fare a cette decouvcrte, qni ne
peul tnrder ] optrer vtritnble rtvo.
Iolion dams les nrts el dams l'industrie.
On salt que lie june ct aavant Chi
miste que NJ. nom7s honore dune pro-
lection aoutc yattjcuIje'c, a dtja prtsen-
IL 4 rArademic drs Sciences DIES echan.
tilIons d'aluntinium IN assc7 grandc guam.
tite. II en- tfTc nctucllrmcnt autant
cu'on en- pcut DEXTER. NJ. Dumos await
entire scs mains inc douz,ine de lingo's
aussi nets que b'iI'auts, null y fat pas.
ser sous les yeux de ses colleagues, ct qni
ont t16 accneil|is ayrc I'm vtritablc en-.
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VARIETIES sCIENT1FQUEs.
CoNauETE DErfNtIlyE DE L'AhumiNIum

CONQUETE DErfNITIvE DE IAhUMfNfum.
M. Dumas s'dtait fat precsdnr, lie Is
Juliet, dams Ia sale des stances de IA
cad6mie dcs Sciences, par deux hommes
de service, charges denormes boo aux
on serre, plus, dun paquet assez volu.
mineux qbi await cts place d sa place,
pendant que les deux bocaux deineu-
raiert sur le bureau, com ne pour ttnter
les regards des aldiiours ct EXETER leur
curiosiie. Cette curiosile ma pas tards i
dlre satisfaisc, ct, je suis heureux de le
dire, ellie l'u tts completeness. M. Dr.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-08-06
LES DRAPEAUA CII1NOIs.

Les eyenemenis do h g,ierre d.Orient
nous ont emp che de tenir nov l~ecteurs
40 oourant DIES aifaires de Ia Chine.
VOLTA bient6t I'M mois que nous ne
%tfaitons pas Get important sujet
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-08-06
DErECHES TELEGRAPIIIQUES
TRANsMTsEs Az COURIER.
GRIM EE,

On s'attetidait Il ce qufuh assault gtr {.
ral soft livre tres prochainement con:rc
Sebas!opol. Certains signcs denotent
qu'nne nouvelle cnmpagne va Gtrc faitc
sur le Danube. lie brnit circulate que
Ter lures Sc sons retires de Kars.
Lord John Russell s'est dennis DC on
poltefeuillc.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE,
Nous apprenons par n depeche. de
Boston, cue Honorable Abbott LAW
renee est d son lit de mort.
ENGAGEMENT AVAIL.
On disait d San IF neisco qu'un en-
gagenent await Gu lieu 4 In %hauteur de
San Diego, entire Inc fregato russc q
II corvette francaisc; que lie eomman-
dant ~francais, plut6t que de SC rcndre
a mis- le ftu d In saintc-barbc ct fat sun.
ter son %navirc. Celle ruincur cst pour-
tanl tres d%outeuse.
Dtta,e dc r~erpedtiion condu1ie par ic
colonel Uaiher.
L'exptdition sous les ordres du colo,
mel Walker, a ete disperste. SEES troupcs
ont essuy6 une definite d Riyas, dams lie
Nicaragua. ct ving' hommcs ont cte tues.
LIE colonel Walker OF scs compaanons
ont, apres cctte dtfaite, traverse San
Juan, mis- le feu aux casernes, ct Hpfes
s'etre empare. dun schooner, sont parts
pour une destination inconnne.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-08-06
DECIDE,

Vendredi, 8 o%urant, d 30 residences
dams cettc %paroisse, NJ. ANTOINE 'Eta,
4 Rage dc Is ans.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-08-06
ABBOTT LAWRENCE,

Nous apprenons par nns depeche. d.
Boston, cue Honorable Abbott Law
renee est q son lit de mort.