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Affairs In the Fifth Ward.

Ia yesterdays HsRnp q cognrnu aeatlon appears,
saned W, u. M, that demands from reply, .hht
the public MAJ know whether the charge therein
tanned against the police Of M ward strictly
In accordance With fair and impartial justice 1t charges
tat st. Johns Park has become infested with
pick pockets burglars, street walkers ana yagrans 10
extent before unknown to the residents Of that before
quiet and retired locality" Now, as to pickpccAots and
burglars have information the station house
any depredaiions having been committed about that 10
oalt, 10y such characters to warrant such eoncu
son, least of all such a sweeping assertion Indec l.
crime Of hat nature this ward has been very free
for the las, year and Il has been Of mutual con
graduation among ourselves that few burglarcs were
committed in the Fifth ward while many ing
place In oil diFeetons and without wishing to draw any
yidious companions with other wards, felt
ilst TIE duties imposed discharged faith
fully ana yigianily in other ward in the city aud
VIC were and are derou OF having the confidence Of
fellow citizens.
We are also charged with being arni, in our euty in
allowing attempt al burglary upon the house OF the
Brazilian Consul, which occurred IN the morning be-
tween six and ocock. one of the offender. IL h
arrested bg Third ward cficer who pass
ing al The tiuc while the members of my command
held in IN tie station house, I, being the
sion = We % me emancipation o. slavery IN
the British West Indies tpon dneni inquiries Of those
living in beach street bordering ST. Johns lane
cannot hear y but attempt having been mae in that
vicinity, and doubt Tie fcoundrc frustrated in
this attempt ~ the approach " the policeman th,
post The robbery in Franklin street near West Broad
the station nor can learn by inquirng Of the
in / cnkin street fan. such robbery. Surely the
painant could not have drawn upon hi Inauguration.
70 much for the rohtcrier.
lie stieet walkers auded 10 are made up mostly ol
servant pir- living ia the Immediate vicinity whe dur
stroll acound Tie Park, sometimes accompanied by
hfr male acquainiances; and a general thing their
..ssori,aen, !, very eAemilary lnai iewd women
have Doubt indeed II would hc very straugc 1
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CITY 1utslIlusns.,


~ 'Vhs SH'bi snh"ht7I It-''iAA 49, ti-''h
NsTlnppTs - htss.--Tbcrc va qulc Lively 'ils ia
John street church YESTERDAY alsrnoon on te 0r Son
.,., = ~, !, - -. !, . .-.
" WI An""A' "''"'n ~ 'Nf'' ''t'a 7" 80 ''N'i"H
The ensuing ear The trustee - present ~ ppN afN
enasayoring 10 move The church D. iosn ant ta.lf
actlon haa teen s,rcnuously sa.iseA liz auue ii lhe
brethren, ho thought thee we're pibty 4 ehches ~
town end not sumcea.y q Ws'a aaNn l'~ts -
~, NE. A 49, election ,s.,a. e ~
Garis fthc report that rearbe csffr see
eessinl The ucbeis were a toi9ss iil 80 los.t a
Va ~" 4 dtsn y 4 Insb.,n Sag,l ,,Ii,s. II, pe.eT
headed Jn. d rafne. wss eisetsi ~ to.e Oh II ~
The gp town trustee howevcr has" ~ - yaAy q
I've n tho baafd snl ~" 09sh l"11".a, htraas 49,
since the lat annual ei.eI In he tfsNfef dt MI -
Hccnfdsnfo With The Law IL he rec0td = " .ie iti,
10 tho oouniy Clsfk,t emeo, t'oA oreasian a. te 80
Ing yesterday ~ decafc ne hfAaf ttt'ien MN ana
voti, and order ns ore ~ ln feW@thinT ~
the 10Th rforuo The up bsnffs d'tiAH ne @hpla III
tho transactans r. yrs'tidAs hlEAi nlsi ~ ta'is
tlcifl 80 airy 'icft'-l =" 'fr'f9 a9 - M6fNftN
tecene That sil hanh. ~ "viaf'" ~ ~ nrnF e le
church militAhi .hh eseh fiAinTa y '@t'Pf ~ tf
church tfitmphsh y 'nssAfnins a4 va 80 Il
q STAR b'ctihe =. Mrt ta. t' Iah" h'1@ sf "A
pfrtfffT of'ff. ihefe esr'bn unfs go Wy M}ff n
Lhe teml''i sD''hef !" 'n''''An - = '''''f y 10
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Matanxss 20 arrange his affairs at the expiration
which time II Il understood he will lNoceed 20 Spain
serve the term Of banishment in Accordance with W
fentsnee PASSED upon him.
Mrs Eoberfson, the wife OF Colonel Rooerson Acins
United States Consul here, safely devexed ester In
snornng on female child, Who with the n>Qt -er,
happy 70 add Is doing we'll
HAsAsA, Aug II, l855.-sugars are very frm, prices
arc grsduavy advancing Spectators buying up csery-
thing oseriy The stock il much reduced here
End at Matans to about in n 1l0 900 boxes. Iquofe
the curisn, ivees:--Whites inferior 70 saperhns
1cf rals yeilovs, Nos. IL TO 10 j. s.. IL rials
Nos 10 10 is u. - bil asa risls; browns, Nos II 10
~ ID g. ~ cucnruchos, Nos. 6to10 6a. Muscoya.
dos-No stoc1 and operations. Clayed noasees very
At ri,ss per key Muscovado--none Ram il in
les. deahndsices Saye declined little say from s2S
10 so Per pipe withu cask and t3i to $35 with casks
frcghts rontinusyery dull quctetc Europe 3Q to 3ss
To the titcd stes 6Vc per box snd ~ so per hhd
last spcra ons reported were On Lon
don, at III to III i Ter ecs premium On New York s
per cent discount Tobacto.--Thc market for NJ.
tie time past has been Wof supplied with the different
vneia Absio In the product of this last di trct the
demand has ns continued bsisk yet prices have not
gyen way, cpoe nearly m possible per last
report cay s1oo to 5000 for IA ~ and 3a $500 IA $ge
quality. &e have heard In so,ne instances Of even
higher rates thas the foregoing having been paid One
o our cic huycrs for exporaon to the United states
has returned 70 that country, and less animation exists
quote st5to 500 for Ia pa and aa 500 IA SIS s35
bh, $40 ~ SO Ca according to quality and selection
segar- very high rates obtained owing TO the great
scarcity Of good mnte~ia suitable for manufacture
ing until the crop he made available. The ship
nents OF fine scgars for France continue hat
tehsyey, and afford the cnlei OF employment
those Of our manufacturers who keep hands employed
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A ArrEAI no THE BENEVOLENT "A wIpow;

A n APPEAL TO THE BENEVOLENT. "A WIDOW,
IA with daughter having arrived ia this city utterly
destitute without friends acquaintance ventures to
appeal thus publicly to the well known sympathies Of
the influential and humane. she ID far from desiring to
become burden does she harbor The idea that by
soliciting, and perhaps procuring support she free
herself from personal eyertcn her h. that this pub
lie who never We. have been known TO turn from the
prayer Of the distressed would by their charitable and
prompt aid ena lie her to meet her present absolute
wants until she can procure employment By which she
may ward off that after misery with wach she Is at the
present moment tbreate ,ed. Hes husband and father
of her child Tree Mason and to them she nlso
nshes this appeal. Any information required of her
situation re- viii be glaily furnished any donation
Thankfully received and gratefully acknowledged Through
the medium Of this paper ,. addressing Mrs g. Herald
office. #t
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%tAEY ISLAND AND FORT HAMrLToy--os AND
~ Mer Monday August q, the steamer N0RWAik
win make only two trips day to Fort Hamilton and
Coney Island leaving Amos street az p aud ~ Spring
street at 91 and Il " pier No. y. X, a. 10 A. W
and ~ r. NJ; leaving Ccpey Island At " and 81 touch
Ing AZ Fort Hamilton each way, Fare for the whole -.
carsion 70 cents. Tuu fare for children
L>0R LONG BRANCH. nREwsBURT, HiGHLASD-,
IL and Ocean Port.-The Ayonte steamer JANf-
leaves Jay street pier for the seoye psoc-
on Monday, August n, At r. NJ; Tuesday 18th 81 y
=. NJ; "Wednesday 10Th ataP. W.. ThursdAy sofa, at
Pm FRIDAY, Sisft sttr.M. Returning issves e.ean
tss: DAILY NsA.k. FAs IN oeak,
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SPECIAL NOTIONS,

A GENERAL. MEETING OF THE STOCKTON. .VER9 on
IA the Butchers Real Estate Hide Association OF the
city of New York win Be held ut the Office Of the asVia
tcn situate on the Of First avenue and NTH
street. in the said city Monday the 10th day of
tember next at hafpast O'Clock r. NJ, when resolu
ton viii be offered and voted upon for the dissolution OF
the said association. By order ofthe Trustees,
S. p. PATTERSON, President.
EDWARD PHILLIPS, Secretary,
GEORGE W. CAMPBELL, Treasurer.
New York August 20 1865
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A UFgUF 2UR UNTERsTt TztfNG DER MOTH EDEN
IN pen rentchmen Won Norfolk und Portsmouth Va

A UFRUF 2UR UNTEHSTt TzUNG DER MOTH EDEN.
IA pen reutchmen Won Norfolk und Portsmouth Va
Die Nerheerungen dcs gclben Febers in Norfolk, Va,
und ulngebung haben auch daselbst wohnendcn
stanmesgenofsen und halter getroiIcn sls
dieselben ihrer welt grosseron Zahl rach der unbemt
tetep Elasse sngeboren und durch Ungevohntsen des
Klmas den Einflussen der sehreclchen Krankhet urn
SO leiehter zugangich sind. nas durch algcmene Yer
dienscsgkeit bewrkte Fend iicfert der Epidemic tag
Itch opfer viee Famien sind ihrer Ernahrer be-
raubt, und Hunger und Pest streen sich die Herr
scbaf Die Unterzechneten wenden sich vertrauensyo
die bewahrte Mdthatgkeit der deutschen Bewohner
New Yorks, den bedrangten unylucklchen cine
Unterstutzung ~ verschaGen Reitragc werden heu,e
IeDstag und Mitvoch entgegen gennmmen durch Herrn
J. Windmuer IN der Office der Herren r. A. q. H.
Withaus. No 81 Exchange place und In der ONCE der
n. Y Staats-7eitung No. "a william street
oelriehs & Co.. Loeschigk, Wesendonek
Ferdinand Karck Go.
Leopold Bierwth Spies Christ and Jay,
Jacob Windmueller, A. Rocker 4 Moemann,
Fredk. Victor & Achts r. A. 4 G. II. Witthnus,
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YIyO WESTWARD SHIPPERS. - TKAN-P0RTATIoS
OAice. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Baltimore,
August l6 ls55-In consequence OF great msrepresen
tatons having been made by interested parties beg 70
inform the public that the slight obstruction on this road
at Kngwood Tunnel, Is entirely removed and thai
freight (as well passenRersi IL forwarded in both
directions promptly on schedule time Tho contn ua-
on OF this despatch is ensured BY the building Of ad
ditionai road the Hill al Anewood by which the
Of the tunnel will be avoided until its widening and arch
ing finished This new track ia nov in use The busi-
community is confidently assured that their freight
between the four great Atlantic cities and the West viii
be transported by this road and its connections Ia time
at least short N rates low, and with mneh
general satisfaction by other route Shippers a.
New York nre referred to our agent II. B. CROMWELL.
Office of Baltimore steamships. Of Washington and
Albany streets. JOHN. H. DONE,
haster of Transportation.
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ss4i--ssa-ii fs,sl-s=4s-z-s4--s-
POLITICAL.

TNIRSr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT or WESTCHESTfE HAVE
II selected delegates 10 Syracuse. Calvin Ffost
and Francis arkn and f. J. Horton and John Carpen-
as aiternateS,
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P0Ilss rutsflirfuss
JUg

ArHuJh Iog IsToxicarfOS Yr.rfJpAY.
nsrc vsro tory0Ts ancsis - in0riea''on ysisrdsy
ar foll0nts-
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FTyo THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS or THE FOURTH
Il ward.-Through the urgent solicitation OF numerous
friends have consented TO place my before the
public independent candidate for Alderman of said
ward and should be elected pledge my honor prove
true to good old democratic principles aud to oppose
with all my heart and soul that infamous enactment tie
Maine liquor law. JANEs MURPHY. 81 Oliver street.
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DENEyOIINT SOCIETY OF UNITED SONS OF FRIN.
ID special meeting Of the above society will be held
the National Hall, torty-fourth street, (this
Tuesday evening, August 2f at O'Clock. All members
requested TO attend business Of Importance 70
be laid before the meeting. BY order %
THOMAS EGAN, President.
JoaN GARnlaAN. Recording see'y., pro TEN.
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~ B-The foregoing contains the names ~ those
Stockholders only who reside ont q the county Of New
Tcrk whose residence Is unknown, snd does not In
ciuie those whose residence known 10 be In the city
!. W. EDM0NIe, Referee,
Trinity Duildings, Ill Brcsdvpy.
New York, August -, 1861.
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n L. A.-THE MEMBERS or NATIONAL CHAPTER
VI No 1s .. [. A. are requested 10 attend meeting
al their rooms, No 1s7 Bowery, Thursday evening
August 30 1850 mt O'clock business of Importance
is 70 come before the meeting By order Of
A. II. DUDLEY, sachem.
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INFE1NCH AND AN-TRANSLATING.-THE UN
IL dersgned favoratly known for years for his pfoies
senal competency continues te give private instruction
In the above languages and literature also the classics
and English branches at his 4SJ broadway,
Broome street or those OF his pupils. r. TEIIERING.
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NO11CE-1O THE I,O<DIOLDERS OF THE PHENIx
IN Mining and Manufacturing Company Of Virginia.
Those bondhoders who do not accept of the propoe
rangement before the 10th day Of September next
will then have TO depend entirely upon the security they
may have under the supposed mortgage the present
proposition will not BE continued renewed after that
date. For full particulars apply at No 10 Broadway
between Q and IL clock. DAVID ~ VOORHEES,
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THE LIQUOR QUESTION

CtHAMPAGNE-J. MEYER, JH., SOLE IMPORTER on
~ biIecart sanons verzensy champagne, Ia Broadway
invites the attention Of the trade 10 bis shipment o
this celebrated brand Of wine Orders 6lled upon the
most liberal terms. +. NJ. ToMPkINS, Agent
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W7NEs BRANDIEs GINS, ETC. IN BOND, II HALF
w pipes, quarter casks and octsves; each package
accompanied with certificate OF importation For sale
from wharf or from bonded warehouse by = H. SIMPSON
4 SONS, 10 Beaver street
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II nest pas de l'interet de notre gouverne-
ment d'eleyer aux places civiles ou militaires
des strangers lexclusion de nos propres CT
toyens. WASHINGTON.
Je desire sincerement, quill NY cut PAS un
seul stranger parmi nous excepte le Marquis
dc Lafayette don't la conduite dif1Gre entiere-
ment de celle des autres. WASHINGTON.
Je vous conjure, mes concitoyens, de vous
tenlr sur vos gardes, contre les ADDRESSES insi-
dleuses dc Influence etrangere. C'est lenne-
mi lie plus dangereux dun gouvernement repu-
bllcain. WASHINGTON.
Jespere que nous trouverons un moyens,
dc nous garantir, a ravenir contre Influence
etrangere chez nous, qu'elle soft politiquc,
commerciale, on de quelque maniere qu'ellc
pulsse etre eyercee. Je voudrais quill y eht
IN ocean de famine entire ce pays-ci ct lEu-
rope. JEFFERSON.
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OPELOUSAS;
sAMEDI uATIy, NOvE,IBRE. 1855.
DEVolRs DEs JUICES D,ELEc1YoN:

II ny pas de devoir plus important que
celui de juges detection. lis sont NOMINEES ct
assermentes ct requis d'agir ayec impartialite.
LIS sont tenus de he laisser voter que ceux oui
en- ont le droit. La loi defnit tellement les
qualifications des votans que les JUICES delec-
tlon ne peuvent pas errer. Tout citoyen blanc
qul aura atteint lage de vingt ct un ans, ct qui
aura reside pendant une aimee dams pEtat. ct
six mois dams la paroisse, qui precederont re-
lection, aura lie droit de vote Quand un vote
est recuse, il sera du devoir des uges detection
DE sassurer 81 le votant a les qualifications
necessaires ct voulues par Ia loi. lis lui feront
prefer Get efet un serment, touchant son age,
sa residence, son droit de citoyen, etc. II a etc
question de savor, 81 les JUICES detection avaient
le pouvoir d'exiger la production des papiers
de naturalization des citoyens naturalises /; sans
declder cette question, nous voulons bien prem
Ore Interpretation la plus liberale ct sonnet
tire lie votant recuse un serment. Mais la loi
est claire que lie citoyen naturalist "dira sous
serment la ou il etc naturalist" (Acte de
1855, p 5ll, sec. l5.) Ceci est fait dams lie
but DC lie soumettre aux peines ct penalties at
tachees a Ia commission du crime de parure,
lorsqu'il aura fait un faux serment. "L'endroit
OH il a etc naturalist" Veut dire Ia cour on
lui etc administre son dernier serment. La
designation de l'endroit est requis afin de sas-
surer en- Sc referant aux archives de la Cour,
81 lie serment quill prete est bon ou faux.
Sill ne peut pas designer "l'endroit OH il a etc
naturalist" il suit naturellement que son vote
peut-etre rejete. lie votant peutetre aussi
oblige a prefer serment quill ma pas vote dams
un autre arrondissement, ct plus prouvant la
legallte de son vote. lie serment doit etre pris
en- ecrit ct signe par la personne en- presence
DIES juges detection afn de sen servir plus tard
en- temoignage, sill etait necessaire, devant lie
tribunal qui en- aurait pris connassance.
lie but du parti American, lie jour de relec-
tion, scra dexclure tous votes illegaux, de la
maniere quill a etc pourvu par la loi, ct dad
METRE tous les suffrages de ceux qui en- ont
droit, qu'ils soient MATHS du pays ou citoyens
naturalises. Nos adyersaires agissant sur lie
meme principe, nous entretenons l'espoir que
lelection Sc passera dune maniere paisible ct
sans desordre.
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Allez vite cher Bazile, etc."

LA PHOTOGRAPHIC EN- ANGLETERRE.-La
Photographic atteint en- Angleterre un degre
de perfection extraordinaire. On montrait der
Increment a Manchester une epreuve qu'une
tete d'epingle cut couverte: en- lexaminant
raide de verres grossissant on reconnaissait,
dams Get espace prcsque imperceptible un grou-
pc de sept portraits tous les membres de Ia ia
mile de l'artiste y fguraient ct Ia resemblance
etait frappante. Une autre epreuve, plus pc
tite encore que la prtcedente (clle ma que la
l,900me partie dun pouce) renlermo $50 let
tres don't chacune est parfaitement dstincte a
l'aide du microscope.
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L'OuEsT.-Les Etats de rOuest surpasseront
bient0t en- richesse ct en- population ceu1 de
lAtlantique. LIllinois ct rIndana comptent
chacun plus dun million d'habitans; le Michi-
gan, lie Wisconsin ct l'Iowa, dune autre part,
en- ont chacun plus dun demi-million. L6mi-
grafton continue a sly porter ct a accro1trc
leur richesse en- meme temps que leur popula-
tion. LIE Wisconsin WI 10 sienne depuis
cinq ans, augmcnter de 100000 ames : Get Etat
renlerme maintcnant $4,000 habitans. Lnug-
mentation a etc encore plus considerable dams
pIowa. D'ici a peu de temps, chacun des Etats
que nous venons de nommcr aura une popula-
tion egale cee de l'Ohio.
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LE PArE.-Plusieurs journaux annoncent
cue Pie IX est atteint dune maladie incurable
ct que lie choix de son successor occupe deja
les esprits On assure que Louis Napoleons
songc a faire triompher 10 candidature de son
cousin, Lucien Bonaparte, qui dot etre inces-
samment promu a la dignite de cardinal.
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platefOrlne.

Nous demandons que les lois de naturalization
soient reyisGes de maniere sauvegarder la sncerite
du scrutin.
II-Nous dcmandons quill soft vote des lois con-
eenabes pour intcrdre lentree du pays aux men-
diants ct aux crnlinels.
IlI-Nous condamnons toute atteinte que Ion
cherchcrat porter aux drots acquis par les habi-
tans de ce pays quils soicnt n6s aux Etatsun GU
a retranger.
Y-Nolls croyons que le gouvernement federal ne
dot point s'occiper de l'esclavage 81 ce NEST pour
proteger nos drots constituencies.
F-Nous nous pron0ncOns pour une forte poitlque
rationale qui entoure dune involable protection a
fetranger lie nom american ct qui accompagne ct
sauvegarde lie ctoyens de lUnion partout OH il &c
tr0uye.
VI-Eous croyons que les Americans doivent gou-
werner PAmcrlquc ct que ce gouvelnement dot re-
sIlter de Feection seul moyen legitime de reforme
dams ce pays.
VlI-Nous croyons que les fonctions publiques
doivent 6tre ofertes ct sollicit6es. Nous con-
damnons les distributions de places parmi la horde
dc socitenrs qui les revendiquent CONNIE la recon-
pcnse de leurs services.
VlII-Nous maintiendrons ct nous defendrons Ia
Constitution des Etats-Uns, alnsi que lUnon, telle
quele eyste actuellemcnt, ct les droits des Etats
dams lenr intGgrte, eXigeant en- meme temps que le
souyernement general rempisse eXactement tous les
devoirs qui lui sont imposes par la Constitution.
A.Nous approuvons lie programme adopte par lie
COnseil National du parti American, dams sa recon-
te reunion Philadelphia, mais nous rcietons Zap
plicaton des principles du huitieme article aux
catholiques amGrcains CONNIE injuste, contraire a
Ia vtrite ct complement indigne de notre pays.
Nous proteserons constamment contre tote atteinte
que lon chercherait porter Ia libere regieuse,
car nous motions au premier rang de nos convictions
epnncpe quentre lhomme ct sa conscience Dicu
seul est juge Nous condamnons de la maniere la
plus formele toute tentative ayant pour but de fare
dune croyance religieuse une condition pour rem
pllr des ionctons politques, ct nous ne nous join
drons jamais IN parti qui ne partagerait pas COM
pletenent nos vues a Get egard.
A-Nous he sommes pas opposes aucun part,
CONNIE organisation politque, mais nous serons con-
ire tous ceuX qui combattrOns les grands principles
americans que nous venons GGnoncer.
Doctrines d'Etnt.
heforme des abus ct diminuton des ddpenses de
IEtat
Education de Ia jeuncssc du pays dams les ecoles
etablies par rEtat.
Organisation constitutionnelle de Ia commission
des terres inondtcs.
Administration plus ef1icace du d6partement des
amtiorations intericures dams lie but damGlorer
notre navigation intGrieure.
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permis de fairc le trajct en- ligne directe, il
sest detourne de SO route ct est allie aboraer a
un petit village deux miles de Helsingbord,
CO qui donne, pour Ia distance totale quill a
parcourue, environ six miles. II n'a mis- que
2 heures 40 minutes a ce voyage. Un officer
danois ct trois robustes matelots le suivaient
dams une chaloupe.
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Lintluence etrangere est un ennemi secret
de notre gouyernement; nous ne pouvons mas
lalre trop detforts pour la supprimcr.
MADISON.
u une necessite tres urgente de modifier
nos lois de Naturalization,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-11-03

M. James G. Thompson, American, recu,
au dire de rAdvertiser lofrie de 10 direction
des machines de Ia marine russo pour tros ans,
moyennant 6000 dollars par an, par suite de
Ia damission de NJ. Chamber, .Ecossais, qui
pendant dix-huit ans occupe cette position.
M. Thompson etc pendant cinq ans le pre-
mier mecanicien du bateau a vapeur Pacific, de
la ligne Collins. Ces fonctions sont tres lucra-
tives en- sus du traitement annue.