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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-12-10
Succession Of Fidelia Dugas, desoea
sed vie oil NErsiie Landry.

By virtue of decree Of the Hoa the sth.
Jnllcial District Court of the Stats of Ltoui.
siaHa, 10 and io' tlia Parish Of Assumption, do.
ted November sii. 1868. will offer al % hIie
auction on aterday the 18th day OF December
1855, at 10 p.clnck A. vi. on Tie plantation
OF iienFy Landry in this Parish. .he toIiowing
Slave, belonging e. lhe Aforesaid Ssccszsios,.
Io s harley ~ 4 negro mall agei ~ yeals.
20 D.ek 4 fiesre N u AGED 30 yedss
90 J,speF q nsgeo MAJ aged 27 years
40 El'gene . y alatio san aged 46 yeafs.
90 kosail o 4 ..rs,s ssvo nan 4 ged t7sga&fh
Terms and Conditions. ss.,s
Payablein IN f9ar equal ius,almaits one ioursh
n aafch 1886, aas fourth in March 1897,
ono fourth II March 1858 aud tbs; remaining
ioa til Il, ils.reh 1859. Purchasers fusuiishine
gooi and snftlclent. security and special mort
gga = 90 SAID slaves, and all sums MT pnncfu
ally paid at maturity. to bear irserest At ths
rate ot e'gt't per cent per al,nnm, Until paid.
Parishat Assumption, November 10Th, 1855.
cYPRiEN Il BLANCHARD,
Auctionse1
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Succession Of Sii;lman II. Harry,
AID tlothi'ie Landry his vic,
both d.sceasel.

BY viIt,ie OF. and IN obdience TO decree
the hon. tue Filth judicial Eistr,c Coutt Of *
state Of Louis ana, in and for the Parish
d>>LmpIan. rendered III The matter oil the ;
bove StIcce sion, dated Novenbr. 2, and 20 RI
directed, VIII be offered at public auction, c
fn, h i.;n ID ten,s,e, is5,.
at l0o'cloek A. NJ. by the under isnea Sherif
t.. Ike psaaasis's IN Palnsanrteie e, III las T.,
r's, til" fol,ewing ,ie>crs ssd property beioucil,
Ia The above succession, to wit:
| 10. lot OF ground. situated in the yii.ar
OF paincourtyiile, III this Parish, measuring s
feet fronting 81 pan street, by l2o fee, i
depth, bounded towards Bayou Lsfourcle. B.
Church street, ana toward the woods by lc
belonging to said succession, together wJth a.
the buildings and iinprosemepl- efltreop::
%. Another lot OF gto1nd siiuatsd
village OF painco,lrtyijr in this Parish
rim. 20 feet frop,ing st Paul street.
feet in depth. oouded toword Bayou La
y the,iot above described, and towaa
Woods by l,t belonging 10 SAID stlccessE
getber with allthe buildings and impro,
thereon. A.
&c. Another lot Of ground, situated Il
village OF painconrtvilIe, in this Prrish n
snri"g 20 teet fronting st. Paul street,
feet in defth, bounded toward Bayou 6
cHe Dy iot aboVe described. and tUWar(
woods by lot of Widow Pierre Landry
ge'her with all bindings and improved
thereon.
%. A negro woman named Lerty, obo
years d. together with ber children 81
9 years Old. saba years old, and George
hineton years old.
50. Two horses, cows e. calves, BID
& Harness, the Household furniture. .
watch, the kltchenulensiis &c.
ERME AND oNDirroy.
The movable property cash. and the lot
ground aud slaves payable in three equal
sediments, one third IN March 1856, Of, m
in March 1857, and the remaining third
March 1853, Purchasers to furnish their mol
with good aud solvent security ia s.aido. pt
The to the onier of the administrator, al i
'ffice of the Recorder of the Parish Of issuu,
iol. Wlthintefest al the rate ot eight pei a
oer annlm, from maturity until paid, said ID
u ground and slaves 60 remain specially mt 4
saged, with vendors privilege unlil paid.
'nt-h OF Assumption, Nosm. III 1856.
4 e. HICKMAN Sherifl
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SUA ES>ION SAs T..
Succession Of Ciementiae Dupre, de-
ceased widow OF MarcCIiae Landry.

~ vi;tne OF decree ot the Hon. the 9th.
judicial Dist net Court OIL Inc State OF Loai-
siana in aid Tor the Par,h OF Assumptions, da.
ted sth November and to me directed, will be
offered at pu tic auction at the d,micil OF Mrs.
Cadet Dunr,s, in the village OF PalilcourtyiIle
in this parist on
lhpr-a die , IN Drcrmher 1855.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. by the undersigned sheriff
the following described property, belonging to
said succession, TO wit:
10. A tract of land, situated in Biuta St.
Vincent in this Parish, bounded toward Bayou
Lafourche by land of Jean St. Getman, toward
the woods by land Of Vicior Savoie, III ifol-t
ny the St. Vincent pH5lic road and behind by
land of Victor Savoie me esuring Two ssape f.
cial arpenis, together with all The buildings
and improvements thereon
90 tact of ana, situated in Brnle ST, Vim
cent in this Parish behind the lauis OF Victor
!Sayuie bounded towards Bayou Lafoarche and
IN all other sids by Iaiids Of Victor Ssvoie
me ,saripg three superficial arpents more or
less.
3d. Marie, grif agrdabout % years and
her child Robert, aged abola 20 months.
40. The Household furninre, Kit. hen uten
sils, Cattle &c.
Terms and Conditions.
The landed properly anaslaves payable in
fnnr equal instalment- onek fourth IL March
1857 one fourth in March 1883 one toaith
in March 1873 and the reganlus ionifii IL
March 1860, the m.veafe. property pay-l
III, & in al. the month ol MaFh ts56. Pdrcna
sers hare TO furusl, good all soyeef security
II, st,lido, 10 ths eatefactia4os he tutor, with
interest at tl..e rsts NJ s ps cent per annu,n
from maturity us,t,I PAID, al iamied property
and sIavesto reniaaD special nansaged until
paid. ia
Ps.,ish Asrumpton .h',s.lber l0 1888
a. +. lil'ht IN. 81, s'lf
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-12-10

Tn SIN of Luuisiana. - Fifth J"dicin
iblr.d Court III and ior The fa,l,l
VI Assumption.
Whereas Pwico S,nchez has pcti-
toned tbp Court for letters Of adrni
,,i,,rati, II of the e.iait oi ,h,' l,ie j."
nrn. Roano. widow of Fr,"ci>co San
clr2 dt, ra-rd Interstate.
Naice is i,tarhy give" 10 Ill whom i
may ooce,n, 10 .h"w ,au~, wi'lnn IT,,
day. .why.th r'ayrr Il The sa'4 pe'lti""
.honii "ut he granted.
i,gIotler o' .sii Court,
Al FRED TETE. Cle,k.
Asnmr'ion, Drcsn.b-r 9th 1885.
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NIARIES.

fIardi aernier 4 couranl n le Rev
1glioli yretre de PAscenpnar. C. A.
Arillea1, ct Melle Stdphaie ] Boure
,us ddx de cette ParoisscI "
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-12-10
LUNDI 10 DEG LIB 2G
de Subscription.

bersFnes qui dcsirent souscrire a
, 1iiiJ Erie aq balls i Napol6onvillc, sont
re4Atueletont Mt informGes qu'une liste
deSuscrifIn est onycrte aux Magasins
I'D M Utl&ir 4 Loret, l.. A DcjarIais
ct aa Wasklg on Hotel, Oh ellie restera
onvrtc j,ar &c que le montant ncccs-
salr son Il nle, pour une scrle de hnlt
bals qui dcont Gtrc donncs a la sale
De lir. Bess NapolGonvilIe, lie premier
le 8 corras lie second le Jeudi ianyicr
1856, ct euitc tous les JeudIs sjusq1a la
fin dc la SIDE des dts hut balls.
NJ. CLEMENT.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-12-10

dsRSe kallas nos iernrs. ceite ~-
'niss, q .e'a ps'r les wis 'pdiciaieI
n aplres qp'il nep' Cad Es'blier.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-12-10
| From the Geo'towlii
OBITUARY

DHDe-AL the LouIsvIlleldel, Sun
day morning, Nov. llth, IDSsW. son
of Pl. Augustin and Mrs. 6tha Pucb
Of assumption Parish, La. all ~ wears.
+ IN the death Of Tos. purhh haze lost
oe who, though in the ty blecm of
yuth was endeared, by thdost sacred
| tes, TO all wo knew him. Eounv man
IL profnise-a friend true antndi6h5ng
Ian affectionatc ibrother-aayota son.
auf him it might well be said
None knew him but tlove
e. Name named him hut I nraisees
Messed with the "goods.9 this WorAI.
whenthe future seemed brigH ond ioveals,
when hope beat high, and lfas prospects
wtresbrightest, he was caled''upoh TO
paS the last debt Of Nahae when the
sad tidings of his death{aIall reach The
ears Of those who kney him "best and
owed him most" many atcar, will freely.
low, and many a heartpour forth its
roubled fountain Of grief y is hard to
lie when surrounded by lie loyed ones at
ONE, by friends and dhnestic charms,
is hand, under any cicunlstances, to
I'VE up life's pleasures, bt Oh! how hard
die IN strange landandhmid stran-
ers. 'Tis true, Death walrobbed Of some
it's terrors, by the plsencs Of fond
other and loving siste. Bat the kind
inisterings of an angsl siser lingering
'onnd the bedside Of q dying bro
er, though the still watshes of the
ght, were Of no avail the prayers of
others's agonized heart, wafted to the
rome eternal, could not stay the shaft Of
'ath. The call was madeand he must
, /; the will of an over-r,llilg Providence
ust be done. He is gonef the tears of
ve and affection flowed in flin. lie must /
sep in the cold and silent grave that
,ep whichjknews no walking" till resur-
ction's morn. Mother, Siters, all must
left. But nearer and dhrer than the
IT, is one who will cone as sorrow
grim to his tomb tnd Acre in all the
ony Of q blighted Heart weep burning
rs Of hopeless loveEo'er|his grave.
'Alas | for her, now bomed to tread
j rnggea patAsray this warld of
sighs,
Like some bereaved birl, whose mate
has flown
sunny regions aad b brighter skies (;
Alas | for her whos lonely life will be
dreary Journey To eernitv."
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Tcrmes ct Conditions.

Les tcrrains payables II le Ter Avril
1857, ct Iauire mu4tlt lie Ter Avrll lo5o
Les esclaves payablcs ll4 lie Ter Avril
1886 ct Ia balance le Ter Avrh 1857
Pour lc moblier toute somme de vingt
piastres .ct au-dessous de vingt piastrcs
payable le lcr' Avril 1856 ct tout somlne
ytt,-sicssott- eiss vir'sst f,<.~taos yahle i
lie Ter Ayril 1856, ct Pautre moitie lie Ter
ivril 1857.
Les acqu,.reurs devfont fournir des bill
lets avec caution solidaire a la satisfac-
ton du vcndcur, payable au Bureau du
Recorder de cettc Paroissc, poltant intGr6t
4 hut pour cent par an partir DIES echo
ances Les terrains ct les esclayes dew
ront roster hypothGquts ayec privilege du
vendeur jnsqu'au parfait Placement.
Iticn ne scra dGlivre que les formalitGs
dc In vcntc ne soient remhles.
Les actes dc vente seront aux frais des
itcqutrcurs.
Absorption lie s Decenibre 1855.
T. 0. MELANCON,
Incantcnr
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Public Sale ON account of departure

: q <. X 5Aiss.sflesz the a2rd day OF lamar,
1856, at en o'clock A. NJ, will be sold d
pubh,, alction, by L: .. Melancon Auc
tiorcdr, a the residence of 4. L. Hickman
in Napolcmville in this Parish, the follow
ing described property, to wit !:
/. Two ets of ground, situated in the
village of Napcleonville IN this Parish
the first rtasurlng SLIP feet fronting
Levee street, by LII LIZ feet in depth, and
/ the second measuring Sc ll3 feet front by
1g0 feet iidepth, be undcd above by lots
of 7. L. Il llluin and b, Glow by lots of Ma
than Wclter, together with all the bull
dings andmprovements thereon, such as
Dwelling ouse, Kitchen, negro Cabins,
Cornhous{ Shades, Stables, Cariagehousc
oven &c.
End. Mfy, creole girl 16 years old,
good hoqe servant, coois, washer and
lroner.
3rd.8 Mtie creole woman 80 years
old, cook Fasher and ironer, together with
her two cildren Pierre 6 years old, and
Uyppolytl3 years old.
4th. Mnuel Johns, a negro boy o2
years oil house servant, good driver,
painter, drpcnter & washer.
9th. Tb Household furniture such as
BedsteaJ Armoirs, Tables, locking glas-
ses clock chairs, sideboard, Bureaus, Sec
retary,5 loilettes, Washstands, Sofas,
Rockirgnairs Safes, Lamps, Carpets,
mating loor oil cloth, an excellent q fine
Piano, N Jules Farm.
9th. fhe Kitchen utensils, Cockeryware
a larg cooking stove, large cistIn
&c. ~
7th. II Inc Carriage with double harness
4 new H.ggy with double harness, pole
and shaft|a pair Of good carriage Horses,
Cattle M
Trims aud Conditions.
Tie lo5 of ground payable liz on the
irst of Abril 1851, and the other half on
he first 4 April 1858. The Slaves pay
.ble Id b the first Of April 1856, and
he balane on the first of April 1851.
The nf'eable property payable for oil |
;ums of Fenty dollars and under twenty
loliars 81 the Ist Of April 1856, and for
II sums above twenty dollars, payable
u on he first Of April 1856 and the |
ther hal on the lst April 1857.
PurclEBers to furnish their notes, with |
ecuFityh solido, to the satisfaction Of the |
endDr, payable at the office OF the Re-
order dithis parish, bearing Interest at
he ratelof eight per cent Per annum,
'omfmalurity. The lots OF ground and
laves femain specially rnortgaged, with
endors privilege until paid.
No pilperty to be delivered until the
,rmaIifds of the sale are complied with.
Theacts OF sale to be at tie expcnce of I
urchssers.
Assumption, 9Th December 1855.
q. @. MELANCUN,
Auctioneer.
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sNoNCEs: Pour les inseriion,,annonc
.s'c., sts, lss conditions soat Ies suivant
4 Dfy iIcsEs, pourIa lsre ilsesien 81 6
s1r lss ipasr'iona suivan,es: :..:: 4
[oys abonns qni rondr, suspendpe ssn abou
Asat. 5dsvra prevenir, par eera, i'Edj,efl
nss Josrsiu moins, avant lex p.asionslu /
= execute Pimprimere du plnxnR tte |
pfix les plus moderes, ,tou1es epeees III |
= ypographIques, (JobsD tbs que, Ia I
AcruREs. rAAPHLETs BLAms, Erol, Rc
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NoT'pE.I

Ger lemen desirousof subscribing to a
series Of Balls to besivfn at Napoleon
Fille, are respectfully Informed that d
subscription list ii nm open at the stores
u Webster 81 Loretl + a. DejaTfais land
4: the Washington Hitsl, ana will con
tInue. open until tha Whole amount shall
l5e subscribed for al slries Of eight Balls
s5 be given al the Y ssassa gten Ballroom
NapoleonviEle. cor,feicing On Christmas
night the 25 isst.
aIhe end oT Che geriss on Thursday the
al of January, an tdbe, followed Dy the
remaindcr Of The eric On each successive
Thursday evenins threaffer.
III. CLEMENT.
Leader.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-12-10

| EIai de- i.ouisirns.. - t'o.Ag 3t.. / IN.
qniemS District judi. iaire daus ct
pour fparoisse A ,so'nption.
Attenb que Pesiro }anrhoz. a rr"
~ent6 vi petition A la Conr a H.
TobleniIl"s ietlres d'adui,,.i,a;ion a
l., .ncceion de J. aniie 10 ,no. scn,'
lie Fr,nk<co Sa"choz deced'" i"t">'"N
hvIs@t par lie present do"nf 'o">
ceux q's.ccla pent conce'ner. d avor
dtdniresous dix jon:s, les rai-ons pour
ir-qnetF Il ne seiaIt pas f,It drolt a +
~" pdfion.
Par ddre dc Ia cour,
ALFRED TETE. G'cfiie'.
Assumption, 6 Dcrembre 1855.
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IN Sefiafn.hn decret de Ia Conr du 5mo
D'stlct dndicaire de fEtat de Ia i,ou,s;an,
oahs E. pour la Paroisse Assomp.ion. ON ~,
ah november, et ii moi adr sse il $, r., off.,,
oh 'Sbe P"blI4ne au domcil ce WE cadat
bupr'; cans le village de PaincouryiHe .n
cetle ieIoisse, Gu
q" J'"d, - / mr. DE- D.cen,h,e ,s5,.
10 he"Fes du a2atin, par de sh. r,f sous;o,:
ia f;''p1e'e i' eS CT aPres decretes arparienaft
"a u'' Z success Ion, savulr
10 Une Moroccan de terre s;t,s.
4 ihcsh' Cans cette Pagoisse L,rna ra ".
Eay L#'ourehe par lerre de Jean Jean $, ,''s ca .e
+ = bois par terre de yicIor Savo;.
VinceSl1 1t en- aflieie Y faqss ny dn Brule ST..
wore, ines"eantd ux arpents DC DC ~.saei oe s5etor-
les ba1esses ct amaiorations aul lstyaS1e %e.c avec
, 22: oh aptr- morceau de terre, siue a.:
B'uit st. VINCENT daus ce1e parois.e. on ar
r red" la ter de Victor Savoie, borne vers-
le Bayou Laio l.a ct sur ,on,es les au,res
faces par Ia ts 4. Victor Sayoe. mesnran,
"rcis d, a,peats ,I;1: d F,hcie:
80. Mane g'ei8ne, - d'envirm % ans,
ct son eniant Robeit,,age Jswron 20 mois
=. Les meubies 40 menage, la bateric 10
culson anl aux &c. :,
I.r".. q cona,tm.
Les terres et les esc|aves payables en- ou..r.
termeS egaux, un quart en Mars 1857 nm o.,.r,
en- Mars 1858, I'M quart en- Mars 1883 Il /.
dtrh'er quart en- Mars 1860. l4Snob:!,rr
payable en- Mars 1856
LES acgnereurs fournissant BONES At so,v,h.
les caution sohdaites Ia satistastini,tsta tu.
tsnr avtc in,eret raispn du Asit pouxre,.
Fan, apres i'echeance jusqrau aarfait ps,e. :
snent, les terres ct les eselaves rt.stant sn.c;.
allement hyPotheqoes jusqn AL paya ~, iia.l.s
P.iossre a.s"m.',", 10 NV. 1855,
A. F HERMAN. Naef;;
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yente Publiy,e !,
dsR;aa

LIE Jendi 3 JaAiefA 1850 [ .siHiks .hsares
du matin, il sera ol1efK fKen lespnfTlf1ue
par Z. D. Mtlancon H4antd t. IA resi-
dence dc A. +. iIcknsn peidoisillc
dams cette Parosse, es pl esss Ct :.
pres dderites, savoirt
Ter Deux tc,rans, situ ,,N$ -losyjl.
lage de Napoldonville, lie !s.,r Is u.
rant 81 liz pic1s de face a. a
Levte, sur l5e liz pieda - ndeur
ct rautre mesurant o6 e face
sur $50 pieds de prolol ts du
cote den haut PR les AP. Il.
Helluin, ct du cote d ter
7'ssi'4s snparlenrnt y 1hstel
ensemble ;,tt ftrfta q lhsszz.ss
rations qui cn depen l9tisi maisoh
de residence, cuis..1 hes a negres,
magasin a mais1 ha |curics, remise,
four &c.
2ms Mary, SSgre, cole agee de 10
Mere blanchiseusc ct repasscuse.
3me. Marie n6gresse creole agee de 80
ans, cuisini6re, planchisseuse ct rapas-
scuse, avcc ses dcux enfants, Pierre age
de 6 ans, ct IIippolyte age de 8 ans.
4me Manuel Johns negre age de % ans
domestique de maison, bon cocher, peintre
IN peu charpenIlcr, sach1 pit bicn laver.
5me. Les meubles de Adnage, tells que
bois dc Its, almoifes, tables, giaces, pen
dulles, chaiscs, tablos, glaces, sccre;aire,
toilettes lavabcaux sofas fanteuls,
gard'mangcr, lampes, garnitures de che
minGe, tapis en- lame, matte, oil cloth, un
bon ct beau Piano de Jules Farm.
6me. Battcrie de cuisine, vaisselle en-
porcelaine ct commune, une grandc cui-
sine en- fer, une grandc citerne, jarrcs.
Tine. Une bcllo voiture avec double
hafrais, un bon buggy avec double bar
llais, brancards ct heehe, une paire de bon
chcvaux de voiture (Americain &c.
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ses Bottes, W7ritte FaimabI
e arrive enfp ons lie sane
uai''oriai. Ia, il nops sur sa tabi,
aae'h'ne inGcrnn'e, ~ apsrcoit t
sp Ia jette par Ia qede.
| Pn II Sc remet anrayail ,,cri,
ia,Ele sur la rtfor'ns les me IT.
pfe rend au thta.r' a detonr d'r.
In} }ob,cure trois homne embasonf.
|dI ne alice fattaquell il en- III.
acsa's:s 4 j i. price
FAortie, vers o. ze here du soir, il
tb chic" dan conpIds pave, ct.
aEhs par us cab, a q pan d'habi'
u par un volenr. rrcdl dr.s baIIes
Lson castor, enfraucEsanf lie pa.
/ porte. i Sc rtjoiide Il bonnt
.ee, ecrif .jpsq"'a de'K seate ft alors
fpose 'vec I'a'm'o'e PEI tctisc
oIr de'f due's a so'e'ir 4..Iende
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sighs,
Like some bereau,d birl, whose mate
has flown
To sunny regions aud b brighter skies /;
Alas for her who's lonely life will be
Al dreary journey to eernity."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24

allowing that boy to DO under the influence of uncle
who 10 the head and front OF the whole proceeding Mr.
Edwards censured the acts the part OF Hernandez as
cruel and oppressive iowa rds Carnobe in having HIM
by proceedings in the Superior Court while
the matter pending here He referred to BarnweH
Creswen 769 which declares that the general rule
that man cannot be arrested the second time for tbs
same cause OF action. He contended that there wac
nothing In this case which amounted to ASSAULT and
battery ard argued at great length, with ability and
iorce on the facts as they appear In the documents
just aid before the court He commended that the boy
was not sosrced BY the defendants and that he was
only checked from seeing that uncle whom the father
desired he should not and he maintained that the
boy returned to Cuba the father would get rid of all his
suierngs ut. Edwards in characterzing the conduct
of young Hernandez ungrateful and un ial turned
to the lad and in the words of the great said
that he might yet know show much keener than SER
pent's tooth Is to have thankless chido he sub
ntted that the defendants entitled freed from
the order OF arrest.
Mr. Sedgwiek in reply commended that the
forced the boy against his will II Is false
and establish that offence IL Is not yio
lepce should have been used but II false represen atons
menaces used II Is sufficient He characterized
the attempt to take the boy away as Illegal and auda
cous and said that the father who s prisoner of the
Spanish government In Cuba, not acting free
agent when he wrote the letter. The question Is whe
Their IL written under duress not II this court
believed that not he mr. sedgwick) content
iknated the letter trap, baited with the boys pa
ents get him back Cuba and consgn him again to
prison.
Mr.. Sedgwick had not concluded his argument at the
rising Of the court but will resume again this morning.
at 10 O'Clock.
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Discharge OF IL. II. Haughey and Others from
Arres for Obtaining Money by False Pre-
before Recorder smith

paragraph appeared In columns some days sin q,
announcing The arrest Of r. l. Haughey and Others Of
this city charge of obtaining the property of Mrs.
Pattison Of Jersey City, by false and fraudulent pre-
fences The warrant issued by HE Honor the Mayor,
the examination forthwith transferred TO the
Recorder and has since proceeded from time 20 time
before him. On ths afternoon OF the I'D inst the
sci for the defendants moved for their discharge, solely
upon the testimony adduced BY the prosecution and
after vigorous opposition the part OF the counsel for
the prosecutrs the Recorder deded TO discharge and
did discharge the deensants upon thavdence alone,
without calling upon them TO enter upon their defence
And thus TO :, most lame and mpotsnt conclusion
came the proceedings this and arrest. In
granting the dcharge the Rec order remarked that upon
the testimony Of Mrs Patsou herself IL appeared that
the offence charged had not been committed.
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Political Intelligence.
JOHN c. BREcKEsRIDaE A CANDIDATE ron REELEc.

Hon. J. G. Breckenridge Is announced in the Lexington
(Ky papers as candidate for reelection in the Eighth
Congressional district The Ashland breckenridge 81
district, has been altered by the legislature AZ 70
make the opposition vote 1000 stronger than 10
II was at tho time Of his election There IT, therefore,
but little hope Of his beisg returned TO cit in Congress-
upop which he has reflected nu :h c-edi..
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The ministerial officers Of the imperial court and OF the
Curt Of Cessation.
Ths officers OF the General and stall, and those ura
taehed 70 any corps.
The officers OF the Imperial marine and Of the port
The OIL GERS OF health.
The Justice OF the Peace aud his de putes.
he Of different administrations and heads
Those Of the Ministers.
The Council OF Notables.
The Council OF irrondisssmeBt
The Central Commission Of Public Instruction
The heads Of the service OF the Financial Department and
Of the other branches OF the public administration,
the editor of the Montteur, and Of he govern.
mental cts. The Secretaries. General OF the
Minister'S and the Secretary OF the
Council OF Ministers
he members Of the Imperial Court the oeers Of the
parquet.
The Court OF Accounts
The Treasurer General
he Court OF Cassaton1he Pro.ureur General and his
substitute
The Brig aders Of the armies.
The MarechAux des Camp
The Lieutenant. General.
The Princes and the Grand Marshals.
The Representatives and the Senator's.
ne Grand Marshal Of the palace and the Grand Master
OF the Ceremonies
The Imperial Princes.
The Ministers and the Grand Chancellor,
His Majesty the Emperor.
The Grand Chamberlain and the Grand Almoner.
The Grand Equarry
His Mlesty's stat.
The officers OF their Majesties' househod.
ne grooms OF the Palace walked at the right add ls
Of the cortege, and were preceded in the
order by the Herads at Arms.
They we're followed by the King alarms.
The pages we're ranged IN the Two wings, hc"r w"
A pquet OF light ChRsseurs OF the Gard 81 the Em
pire :losed the process sion.
On The arrival Of the cortege before the church II
divided into two lines. His Majesty was received ey
Abe Abba Moussa, Cure Of the parish foloF BY the
clergy, At the doors OF the church As he entered them
svsnty guns fred by the ARTILLERY Of the guard
ipswn up on the terrace