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AVIS JUDICIAREs.

iFTAT DE La LOUISIANA our de
~ District, Paroisse 81. Landry. No. 75S4....
Succession de Andre Deshotel, decide.
JEAN BApTIsTE SoILEAU, Fills, de 10 Paroisse St.
Landry, Executeur Testamentaire Datif du dernier
testament du dit decide, ayant presente un tableau
de classification des dettes de la dite succession, ac-
oompagne dune petition demandant lhomologation
d,icelui; Et attendu, quill a etc fat droit . la dite
petition, par ordre de Ia Cour, en- date du ler Aodt
1855;
interesses dams cette succession, d'avoir a deduire au
CRETE de la Cour susdite, dams trente jours qui suiy
ront Ia date du present avis, les raisons 81 aucunes Ill
ont, pour ~lesquelles le dit tableau ne serait pas ap'
prouye ct homologue. f,} ~,4.g,.a,~ 35a n
Opelousas, lea Aoht, 1858.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Successio

FTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Succession
~ de NICOLAS AMY ct d'EUGENIE RICHARD
sa femme, tous deux decides. .Cour de District Pa-
roisse st. Landry. No. 1921. M
STEPHEN NJ. Young, de la Paroisse, ST. Landry,
Administrator de Ia susdite succession, ayant pre-
sente I'M tableau de classification DIES dettes de Ia
dite succession ,accompagne dune petition demandant
lhomologation dicelui; Et attendu, quill a etc fait
droit a Ia dite petition, par ordre de la Cour, en- date
du IL Juliet, 1866;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donne aux
~interesses dams cette succession, d'avoir a d6duire au
CRETE de la Cour susdite, dams trente jours qui
~suivront la date du present avis, les raisons 81 au-
cunes lis ont, pour l~esquelles lie dit tableau ne serait
pas approuve ct homologue.
A. GARRIGUES, Greffer.
0na1oucos In IA tJn;1Iof 1QS6
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DAQUEBOT DE LIE NLLE-ORLEANS
ET NE WACuINCrON La r4oop.rh:a
ADVERTISEMENT Legal.
ToUs CoNTRIBUABLEs

$5OO!a %o D'oSs pa. c soss4e Rays 1sdls aae:.
de Paroisse pour 1854 sont, par ces rresentes, avertk
que lie soussigne iait servir maintenant sur chaqus
retardataire, une notice eerite ct requise par la foi,
ct que, trente jnurs apres lie dit service, il saisira Il
yendra les prophecies de chaque delinquant pour Il
pavement de ces dites Taxes.
On pourra lie trouyer pendant les trerte jnirs GA
suivront cette date (les Dimauclcs eXceptes) aug
Opelousas, au bureau de +. & E. N. Cullom.
EBERT CAN'T, Collectes.
ODelOuSas. & Mai. 1865. a#.. @e-Eg
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DART MARION, lie Is Juliet, un MI
u latre nomme JOSEPH, appartenant au SOUS
sign6, residant sur lie Teche. LIE dit Mulatre est age
d'environ "a ans, taille s pieds 8 on 8 pouces, figure
courte ct ronde. II a une ~cicatrice au bras gauche,
ct a appartenu anciennement a NJ. Francois Sicily.
Une recompense de Vingt Piastres est Otferte a
celui qui ~l'arretera OH lie placera dams une DIES prisons
de rEtat atm quill puisse l'avoir.
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JEAN B, ST..

MULE EPAVE.-Arrete, par lie sous
w signe, sur son habitation au Bayou Beuf, a
environ trois miles de Moundville, une Mule, cou-
leur dun brun-fonce, taille o%rdinaire, agee d'environ
dix ans, marque d peu pres ainsi: RE. III est i'm.
possible de d6crire au juste la dite marque.) LIE pro-
~prietaire peut obtenir la Mule susdite en- p~rouvant
sa propriete ct en- payant les frais.
GREEN HUDSPETH.
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MULET EPAVE.-Arret6 par lie sous
Az signe, A Ia Coulee Croche, une Mulet Ameri-
cain, couleur rouge, age d'environ Q ans, taile moy-
enne. lily a deux on trois mois que lie dit Mulet est
dams les e%nyirons. II a sur le cou, une tache blanche
formant pressure la lettre H.. LIE proprietaire du dit
Mulet est prize de'venir lie %reclamer, payer les frais ct
lie retirer. ANDRE MECHE.
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FTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cou r de
~ District, Paroisse ST. Landry. Succession de
Michael D. Boatwright, reinforcement de Ia susdite
Paroisse, decide
Une assemble des creanciers du dit decide sera
tenue SAMEDI, lie Ter de Septembre proclaim, COM
mencant a 10 heures A. NJ, par levant Joel H. San.
doz, Notaire Public dals ct pour la Paroisse st. Ian
dry, a son bureau aux Opelousas, dams lie but de de
liberer sur les afaires du dit Michael ID. Boatwright
decide. ''N' Wie VIA 7"'
Bureau du Grefier, Opelousas, lie % Juliet, 1855
A. GARRIGUES, Grefier.
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A VAPEUR.

iDAQUEBOT ENTIRE LA NLLE.11R,
I LEANS EFT WASHINGTON. II steSssl
RED RIVER, Capt. R. J. Dorsey ,bien connraas
notre navigation CONNIE bon marcheur ct excelesi
ibateau, ayant etc complement repare, repfend ~
place CONNIE paquebot regulier entire les OpelouiEs
ct Ia Nile Orleans, sous le commandment du CA
Dorsey. s3igis sl ~ eblf as ns s Stsh S5gs
LIE Red River contfnuerar dams notre nayimHus
pendant toute la saison, ct transporter lie fret q ~
passengers aux tank ordinaires. lc n =
Dams les eaux BASES, il sera remplace par IN =.
teau tirant mOins deau. , tse5 6idS1b aR8a5s
des meilleurs) s'adresser 4 bord on d sa5a IN I'd
ANDERSON h THOMPSON, Washington
|DAQUEBOT ENTIRE LA NLLE..OR
II LEANS WASHINGTON EFT LIE BAYOU.
BEUF.-Le bateau-a-vapeur i'm marcheur ct tn
elegant, sYDONIA, Capitaine Gustaye Louaillief..
expressement construct pour cette navigation, iefS
desormais des voyages reguliers entire les Opelousa6.
Washington, lie Bayou Beuf ct la Nouvelle.Oriean
II est bon marcheur, sur, comfortable, bien constsfuR
ct tirant peu dean. Les officers porteront toute leut
attention a s~atisfaire ceux qui daigneront les encos.
RACER. Pour plus amples infOrmati0ns, s'adresser 1
bord. Mars 81. N@s1
DAQUEBOT DE LIE NLLE-ORLEANS
IL EFT DE WASHINGTON-Le steamship 4.
FUsEIIEIs, Capitaine John Lyons, reprend, cets
saison, 50 place dams notre navigation, ct partira Do
la Nouyelle-Orleans MARD1, lie 5 April, at 6 heures
F. M. lie Fuselier est un steamer de premiere elias.
ct possede une reputation CONNIE batean sain, dahi
tOus les bureaux d'assurance de In Nouvelle-Orleana
II est dune solidit6 ct dune force extraordinaircs ,cteA
un des plus fin narcheurs que nous ayons dams nots
navigation. II a de bons amenagemens pour ubS
~trentain de passengers. Fret, reasonable prix ID
passage, 6 piastres d'ici a Ia Nouvclle- Orleans ct pie
Uersa. Pour fret on passage, s'adresser a hord gu I'D
Agents, CHAS. DE BLANC, Nile. Orleans, on 4
ANDERSON Il THOMPSON, Washington
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RELLE RESIDENCE A VENDRE,-
- Je vendrai ma residence dams lie village des Op-
elousas pour la somme de Quatre Mile Piastres, en-
luatre payments annuels ct egaux, portant interet
a hut pour cent. du jour de la vente. Possession en-
sera dbnnee dams un mois. U4 ~ ~. -
July21, 1855. E. H. MARTIN,
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour d

ESTAT DE La LUUISIANE-C our de
" District, Paroisse st. Landry. Nc. 1880. Sue
cession de Alexander l.. Scott, decide
MARTHA MATILDA GoRDoN, epouse de Ezekiel
Sidney Gordon, de Ia Paroisse st. Landry, ayant pre-
sente un partage de Ia susdite succession entire les
heritiers du dit decide, accompagn6 dune petition
a etc fait droit d Ia dite petition par ordre de Ia Cour
en- date du rs Juliet, 1856;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present dome aux
~interesses dams cette succession. d,avoir a deduire
au CRETE de Ia Cour susdite, dans trente jours qui
%suivront la date du presentay lesraisons, s%iaucunes
lis ont, pour ~lesquelles lie dit partage ne serait pas
homologue ct approuye.
Opelousas, lie % Juliet, 1856.
iQRIEIIES Eroaia.
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JOSEPH CHENIER, Collector pour Ia
y Paroisse St. Landry. Bureau aux Opelousas.

THEODOSE S. ROBIN, Avocat, ofre SEES
l. ses services a SEES amis ct au public du Quatorzi.
eme ct Quinzieme District Judiciaire. Son bureau
est aux Opelousas. Avril 7.
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NOTICE.-Les creanciers de Ia succession
~ dANDRE DESHAUTEL, DECIDE, derniere-
ment de la Paroisse st, Landry, sont prizes de pr6.
senter leurs reclamations contre ia dite succession au
soussign6, Ex6cuteur- Testamentaire Datif, GU a son
avocat. j. H. Overton, au bureau de %celui-ci, aux On.
~elousas. J,.hSOTLEATI Fils. T
Opelousas, IL Juliet, 1866. ~ =
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{ IN VII chatring yoir un hommite qu'slle estf
: me, dams Inc kcheaasc posistoh.-N'oubliez
& rs surtdSat dssbraIer N piers cpptenus
u dams Ia cassette.-IIs sont de Ia derniere i'm
. portance, ct renferment des secrets de nature
q d compromettre des mons illustre."
Apres avoir rela cette Retire, qui he pottaitl
pas de signature, le comte Sc leva, ALA prendre
petit coffret en- laque de Chine, ct Sc dispo-
50 a obeir a l'injonction qui venait de lui etre
fate.
MATS d ct Instant une JENNIE f~lle,entra dams
le selop. iss1 ~ Rs5s seis % Ahssltaa sssHofl
ia" vous lei, q cette heure ! s'ectia le comte d
10 vue de 50 file. sl ta1t is:slTss
Oui, mon pere, dit Benedicte enise jetant
dams ses bras 81 ma presence est uneliudiscres
ton, pardonnez-moi, car je mai pu r%esister q
|rinquietude dams laquelle ma plongee la 1ou-
ivelle que je viiens dsapprendre. ''9 7ss
De quelles nouvelle youlez-vous parler? dit
le comte avec inquietude. W.
-yous partez, mon pl,ere,, vo,is partez' ct jje
men savais' rien. vous m 'avez cachez &c voya-
&c mysterieux, ct VOLTA je ne sails pourquoi,
que 10 me prends q trembler pour vous. :,
o-Tes GRANTEES sont prematurees, ma chere
enfant, rasssuirae-toi, auccun danger ne me menace.
~ aiss,i quelle necessite de partir' Ia mutt
alors, que Ia neige rend les chemins presque i'm
praticables? :" - ~
- e ne puts retarder mon depart, repondit
g%ravement 'le .comte, de puissant interets en-
dependent = sa.'ss N' ss4'i9 y ~ wy
e.-J'ai 1r,eeuir de ecom,preendire; mon lpere, re-
pondez1moi,, je vous le demande en- grace, ne
me laissez pas dams une cruelle incertitude, ct
dites-moi 81 votre voyage ne Sc rattache pas a
Ia conspiration que lon' Went dc ~decouvrir?
tn as malheureusement devine juste, re
prit M. de Chevenon apres un moment dhesi-
tation mails calme-toi, mes precautions ont etc
parfaitement prises-Mas fuite est assurees-
Lambert, mon valet de chambre, que Ia police
du ministre q voulu gagnA a 50 cause, s'est en-.
gage, d'apres mes ordres, a me surveiller, ct a
rendre IN compile exact de toutes mes actions
aux agents du cardinal. gy,a N lrss apSg.
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THEODOSE S. ROBIN, Juge de Paix
Il dams lie Premier reimbursement Paroisse 81.
Landry. Bureau aux Opelousas.
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Opelousas, lie IA Juliet, 1866 o-~.
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r E DOCTEUR F. BURR, Dentiste. apres
- vingtcinq ans d'experietce dams sa profession,
offre SEES services au public en- general, on lie trouyera
presque tous les jours aux Opelousas, Oh q So de-
meure tout pres du village. Mars H..
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Medicines Patentees,
-Clysopompes ~(nouveau style), etc.
4Iils ofirent a vendre, a bon march4, a leurs termes
ordinaires. Mai 10.
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Marine AMalrs.

PRESENTATION TO CART CAvESDy.-The passengers Of
the steamship Warrington At the close of their late
hcmeward trip presented Captain Cavendy with silver
pitcher as . mark Of esteem. The following interesting
correspondeI ce took place on the occason:-
SKA, oNG ISLAND, June g. 1856.
To CAPT 1pwARD CAvEnDy, OF the u. s msil steamer
Wafb gton irow Bremel- Dear Sr-rhe unders ynei
ssPs ps:e you sonvsnr when may no" FORM
bond OF en- brsnoo Of voy which but
kndest feelings bsve been exhibited Although fogs snd
QUE your professional reputation deeply as stake
have the satisfaction Of bearing testimony that
in patient word has issued from your lips you
watched deck amidst your officers aud men, showed
choose the post 81 danger the post Of honor of
sailor Feeling thus, lives under faithful
we beg you 10 accept as small token OF
ersuae silver pitcher as testimony Of our nigh
sdtra;i your various qualio skilfu and careful
ctnnstd der, and o thorough gentleman.
Clinton Roo,eve,t Mrs Wysth Otto WIN. Pollits and
sttbbirs Jr Eli,e HsnsIs j. II. Drcyer Fr de- barry, L.
David, Spanecnberg, Carl o. Cassendyk g. Pappe H. L.
Wyobgram, I'd Abrens r.. Bllnarde, O. r. Zeppier g. w.
1bney, J. Define, Lady Herbert Charles Nicksl Chs. A.
Rakielewicg, Augustus Mayer, Oscar Enzmsnn.
On BOARD THE U. s. NJ srEAMsrnP wAsHrvGror,1
GrNTLEmrr-Tho urexpeoted honor you confer on mo,
WI 10 IL celthts. overpowers my feelings Accustomed
literature, and the expression Of my tongue but fseely
conveys the dication OF heart Accept eentemen for
ourselves and those represent the ASSURANCE that Ed
nrd Csvedy will be ever pleased TO hear Q, anss
n isH.is ssns:n:n % very
To tho gentlemen Of The COMMITTEES.
The washington leaves again for Bremen this morn
Ing, with good List Of passeSgers
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1856.
is Canal, AZ Long Iaand Railroad TX Pennsyivania
Rsili osd, Al RI nn.ylvania State SIS, 8SX
PHILADELPHIA IRON MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1855.
The foreign news by the Atlantic created frmer
spirit in iron Market but yet has caused ad
vance in prices The ons caused By the late
stagpsnt market being slowly consumed The sales
for the past ~eek have been active at advance Of 81
50 he current rates Of the previous week; the
advance however taking place before the receipt OF the
steamers saes 0: 100 tons American pig, No.
l. IT s2s 25 $50 tons No at $24 900 tons foundry
S23-makry The total sales for the week g. i56 TONS
Nails in moderate request sales Of 400 casks Refined
Lars OF 2So tons american ana saeet % tons
ordsr receiving indicate promising healthy resuscita-
NEW ORLEANS, June IA, 1855.
Our cotton market Is arm but the days business did
not exceed 800 bales Good midaling is quoted as
high l3c Molasses sells 1t 900. Ohio -four % so
OswEGo, June 1916 50P. NJ.
to-day 5000 bushels at So for Nilwsuiie and 90 40
81 AZ for white Toledo. Corn Sales as 900 bushels ut
size asoc Receipts, $50 bbls aour: 100 900 bushels
wheat; $1,000 bu shells corn; "a, 600 bushels oats.
ALBANY, June 15-12:30P. M.
Flour-NothiDg Going OF any consequence. 80
CoIn-sales Of II 600 bushels western mixed at ssc.
97c principally at the lower figure. Whiskey, $50.
R.csipfs by csrs to day: 20l5 bits four 132 bush
els lls bushels wheat 5ss bushels oats, 1891
bushels rye.
BUFFALO, June l6--lZ.30 p. M. E
Flour continues very quiet--the demand being mode.
rate and the market sti favorng buyers; sales 800
bile at 80 6z6 for choice Wisconsin, $40 for
fsvorite Michigan Wheat continues to nd down wards
tsles 0t0 bushels Milwaukee sprng, private terms
parcels Of this description offered at 81 So and
ipted; 5000 bushels prime white Michigan sold at
81 37h the supply OF this kind 10 very light Corn is
no. active and the market 10 although holders
sel reluctant to conceoe; sales % 00 bushels 7Sc
7sc Oats pactive buyers offer &c., which holders
fuse Canal freights are frmer; corn lie. 12hc to
Albany and Troy, and lao. 141ac. to New York
BUFFALO, June 15-6:30 p. N.
The hopr market Is still dropping, and is shade
essr sses 100 bbls ct 50 for common upper lake. 50
t2 for very choce do 80 30 for good Illinois, and $40
Tor extra Michigan and favorte Milwaukee Wheat
closed inactive, and the market lower Upper lake
spring offered ut 81 So and refused sales 600
private terms, ord q 100 bushels prime white Michigan
81 81 37b-the Iatter is very lower and
rather quiet; sales 600 bushels 7Ss 79c Several
boeers have wihdrs their samples Oats inactive and
du sales 1900 bushels upper lake, at sec. Whskey
dull and quiet. Canal freights frmer. Corn, 12c. q
l2hc, and cheat 15c. 15hc to Albany and Troy
Receipts for the reny four hours ending to-day
Flour 4,9s7 bills wheat lit bushels; corn lSS 600
bushels; oats, Al ,9eS bushels
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The Liquor Question.

LIQUOR DEALERS MEETING IN WILLIAMSBURG
The liquor dealers Of the Eastern district OF the
solidated cities, computing williamsburg and BushN
held an adjourned meeting yesterday Afternoon Il
swift's Hotel corner Grand street and Uaiun aveIA
to complete the orgaozation of the auxiliary to the
County Liquor Dealers Association. The delegs.esN
pointed at previous meeting presented tho folloT&
list Of officers who approved OF BY the meeting
President Jer, nian G. Terry
Vice Presiden--Wn II Gardner.
Setreidry-Jebn B. McCaly. III
1rtdSurer- Derrick steuce.
Col GARDNER suegetted that the meeting a5jour
subject 70 the cali OF be President ami SereAry 81
did not think Il was csssary to hold meetnss upt
some action had been rasen by the Carton League
who would coon commence 10 Try aai brea,
up the business OF the liquor deslsrs. III
presumed that the brsahsg up Of Judge cul
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CLOSING STORES ON SATURDAY.-Considerab
fuss has been made in some OF the newspapers
about the necessity of closing stores at three
o'clock on the Saturday afternoon. Why don't
those persons who are SO nervously aoxious on
The subject close their stores all day Saturday,
and have done with the matter!
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RESPECT FOR RELIGIoN.-Au educated, intel
ligent mon, with the natural instincts Of a gen.
tleman or civilized being will never insult or
ridicule the religious services or ceremonies of
ally sect, no matter how strongly he may dis
sent from its doctrines. There is an ex-member
Of Congress, and en- actual State Senator. who
conducts an obscure paper in this city, who
never loses sight of an opportunity of ridicu-
ling and insulting the observances of particu-
lar sect Of Christians, and that sect the most
ancient of the Christian world. We allude es-
pecially to the tone and temper of the Express
newspaper whenever it happens to touch on the
ceremonies Of the Catholic religion. If the
editors Of that paper be Christians, they must
believe most Of the essential dogmas that
Catholics DO. If therefore, they had the in.
stincts Of educated men, with the feelings natu-
raj to gentlemen, in social sense, they would
never permit themselves to insult the religious
observapces Of sect of Christians which has
common origin with that to which they them.
selves belong. Hence IL follows that such per.
sons 10 their instincts must be low and venal Ia
the extreme, and no controversy upon any issue
between them and an Archbishop can lift them
from the degradation which they so naturally
occupy,
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Naval Intelligence.

Yesterday Capt. B. E. Brooke detached from the
receiving ship North Carolina, and ordered to report as
senior officer Of marines, Mediterranean squadron.
q. s. scop Of war vandala sailed from Shanghai pre-
vous to April Z, for Hong Kong.
THE UNITED STATES STEAM FRlGArE NIAGARA.-Mcssrs
Pease Murphy, of the Fulton Iron Works, have this
week cast the rst cylinder and second for the
engines Of the steam rgate Niagara and progressing
rapidly with her other works.
PASSED MDsmpMEN, The following midshipmeu have
(up the latest accounts ut the department from Anna
po) passed their examination before the board now 10
there end hereafter to take rank as passed
midsbipmeD-
OF the Class OF 1s4s-J 8. skerrett e. T. spsddsn, r.
owen w. T. Glassell, Still well, De g. Livingston.
or the Class Of iS49-B. Loyal, G. II. eastman, o.
r. Stanton W. H Cbeever, II. A. Adams, B. B. Taylor
w H. Ward j. w. Dunnirgton, II. M. Garland, Jesse
Taylor Jr, g. Maxwell, Henry Erben, F. e 5hspperd,
n u E.lot E. p. McUrea.
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OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.

hEY WEST June 10, 1865.
The sloop Of war Cyane Commander Wilson, entered
the hsrbor the morning Of the 9th. She has been cruis
ing of tie coat Of Cuba Together with the Princeton
OF assisted the bark Dublin oil Machias Me- lahore on
the Colorado reef and the Goth 90. her aaoat Ga
The 31st u the Cyere got ashore and did succeed
pe.tipg off until Sunday morning, the Sd inst. She
iustaiped no damage whatever
1he sioop OF war Jane stown Commodore CrAobe, sailed
last evening for the coast Of Africa.
The tte.mer Fulton, Lieut. MITCHELL c)ramander, ar
rived FRI Havana yesterday aftefnoop and at the re-
quest Of Comm Craboe took line from the James
town. an toved her to the ship channel She then re-
turn.d and anchored abreast Of the town.
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company.

The MErRoPoLTAS.-Ths theatre crowded on
Thursday evening to w.nsss Mr.. Racket as Rip Van
Winkle and Col. Nmrod WildHre. We have seldom seen
q more artistic performance than that Of Rip Van
MI
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News frorn Quebec,

WRECK OF TIE LaCHNABER CASTLE ENLISTMENrS
FOR THE CRIMEA-FATAL ACCIDENTS.
QURBFc June IL, 1855.
The ship Lochnaber Castle went ashore on Bird Rocks
at eight O'CLOCK the evening OF June f. She HAD 557
passengers 2l0 Of whom were taken off by the Sophia
Mckenzie Two hnndred tons Of the cargo, consisting
Of salt and rice thrown overheard II supposed
that the vessel and all the remaining passengers viii yet
be saved
Enstments of men for the British army bstwesn the
ages OF l9 and 40 are being made at Magyar.
Yesterday afternoon two men were severely injur
ed by the falling OF log Of timber upon them at NUNS
wharf, that their lives despared Of
john Craig farmer, at st. Foy's, this city, fell
upon bis hearth stone day before yesterday while in
sate o. poxicatioD, and immediately after wards died
Of aIopiexy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16
Further from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, June IA, 1855.
Our Mexican asvices mention that Guansjuato Was In
possession OF the insurgents and that Victoria and Sal
tillo had joined the revoutonists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16
kentucky Politics.

LOUISVILLE, June Is, 1855.
Charles s. Moorehead, the American candidate for Go
vernon addressed meeting Of eight thousand persons
) hia evening.