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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-25
Great Battles in Nicaragua
walker

The Picayune, by an arrival. has received
dates from Nicaragua up to the 18th inst. The
anticipated battle or battles, referred to in the
Geographic dispatches in another column, be-
tween Walker and the army of the League,
had actually taken place, and Walker was glos
riously triumphant. We are sorry that we
have not time TO give a detailed statement this
week. The enemy occupied Massaya on the
18th inst. with 1000 men. Walker approach
ed next morning to the attack, "when the en-
envy sailed out of town in full force and at
tackled him, but were Immediately repulsed
with immense loss and driven into the city,
the Americans literally paving their way with
the bodies of their dead foes" The battle
lasted all day and till late at night. While
waiting for daylight a courier Informed Wall
ker that about 1,400 of the enemy were be-
sieging Granada. Walker Immediately march,
ed for that city and got there at 10 the next
morning-cbarged at once upon the enemy,
taking their field pieces, and entirely routing
them with great slaughter.
Gen. Walker was to march next day back
to Massaya and then to Leon.
The enemy lost at Granada 400 killed, and
at Massaya 400 killed and 500 wounded, mak~
ing in all l,l00 men,
Gen. Walkers loss in both engagements
was only 26 killed and % wounded-none of
the wounded MORALLY.
An officer who arrived in New Orleans, and
who was in the last engagement, vouches for
the correctness of these details, which we OBJ
tain from the Picayu,1e.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-25
Wasting their Powder.

The Democrats had a glorious burning of
gnnpowder last Tuesday night in consequence
we presume of the doubtful majority their par.
ty has obtained in Pennsylvania, and the doubt
Jl Democrat democrats in free States are a
mighty doubtful set at best) they have elected
Governor of Indiana. We do not grudge
them this little jollifcation, for we think it is
about the last they will ever have, unless they
somehow construe FILLMoRE's election as a
Democratic triumphant we shouldn't won
der if they did! We can believe almost any
thing after this burning of birthstone for a re.
suit in Pennsylvania which is absolutely a de-
feat and a disgrace to the Democratic party:
and we are inclined to believe that the big gun
would have been let alone on this occasion had
not a patriotic gentleman purchased a quantity
Of gunpowder when the great fifteen thousand
naaJorAy came sweeping along over the tele>
graph, and as it has been decreasing ever since
he and his friends doubtless thought ii wise to
make use Of his purchase before that majority
got to be nothing al all! We think SO, too.
N1OAAJtoS OFFA 1SAASytVAHta. knaGS rich.
Why, BUCHANAN didn't carry his own county!
And look at the great frauds practiaed at this
election, and which are talked of everywhefe
throughout the country as a common matter
of course occurrence! At this moment thew
are contesting the election in Philadelphia
JoHN SLIDELL asserted in a speech iu New
York that that city must alone give $4,000
or Pennsylvania was lost. It was by such a
course as this and the assessment of party sti.
pendiaries, that money was raised, and through
tie agency of RYNDEEs, as it is broadly as
serted, and similar choice spirits, fifteen thou<
sand false votes were thrown into Pennsylya>
MIA, which accounted for that early fifteen thou.
sand telegraphic report!
In the five laundering Democratic States
formerly in which elections have been held the
present month and during the past summer
Iowa, Maine, Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania,
that party has been completely routed in the
three first; in the fourth they have elected a
Governor, as we perceive, of questionable De-
mocraey; and in the fifth it is still doubtful
that the Democratic ticket is successful or If
50. by a very meagre majority. But, pop your
guns, gentlemen. it is our turn next.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-25
In Bad Taste.

Amongst the Democratic speakers announc-
ed to address the people to-day at the Court
House, we perceive the name Of Gov. Wick,
LIFE. Is it possible that the Governor intends
to leave the capitol, and 60 off on a stumping
expedition, that bis influence and talents may
be thrown into the balance in the present can
vass? For the dignity of his Office and the
reputation of Louisiana, we hope not. We
have seen it stated, we think, the assertion of
the Governor thst he would keep himself apart
from this political contest; and we therefore
believe that the announcement that he will
speak to-day is q mistake.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-25
Why Such Exertions 2

Notwithstanding that our Democratic friends
boast on getting a majority in this parish of
from three hundred and fifty to four hundred,
we doubt if there is a parish in the State where
that party has made greater exertions during
the canvass than it has made here. The sub
~e'ector Of that party in this parish, Col. E. W.
ROBERTSON, has been most untiring in his Ia
bors. They call him Old Ironsides,' for the
reason we presume that there appears to be
no break-down in him. He has been assisted
by A. TALBOT, Esq an able and influential
speaker, and Mr.. NJ. A. EsTEyAN, said to be a
fluent and eloquent speaker in the French hans
gnage; and last and greatest probably, Csc.
WALES, Esq, who, with Mr.. Talbot, speaks
to-day at the Court house. All these gentle-
men belong 10 the parish except Mr.. WALES,
whose residence we believe is temporary. To
oppose them on our side by those belonging to
the parish, we have not a single speaker! Be-
sides this force here at home, they have pitch.
ed the Secretary of State at US two or three
times, brought the Treasurer 10 bear upon US,
"aio az" s"ey are bringing Tue FOUNTAIN head
of all to attack US, the Governor himself. and
the District Attorney to boot. Who says we
amt q prosecuted people! But this is not all.
GEo. s. LACEY, Esq, is to speak here on Nom
day, BY order Of the Executive Commi1ee.--
Four hundred majority why they ought to
get n thousand majority; and yet, we have
good authority for saying that bets Of two to
one have been offered to ana refused by the
Democrats that they would not carry the pa
rish by as large majority as they did last fall,
which we believe was about $50.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-25

The audience in the main remained, when
Col. ROBERTSON mounted the stand, and replied
to Col. POM in a speech of two hours length.
His arguments were ingenious, but he must
excuse US if we say we thought he few the
track too often, and produced rebutting argu-
ments thst did not bear. AS an oratorical eff
fort, however, it did him much credit, and by
his political friends was much eulogized.
Col. PoND occupied about another hour in
his rejoinder. In the course of which he had
cause TO refer again to the 9Th article and the
oath of naturalization, and the similarity Of
their meaning, when a gentleman inquired
what the declaration contained in the latter,
meant. Nothing, said the speaker quietly, but
a political enunciation.
During this rejoinder, among other plaudits,
the eloquent speaker frequently caused the
clippings of fair hands, by one of which was
thrown a beautiful boquet that fell at his feet,
which was duly acknowledged.
1t was s o'clock when the speaker conclu-
ded, when the meeting broke up. We must
say that we never saw such enthusiasm in fa~
vor Of any speaker as that manifested in favor
of Col. PoND on this occasion. He may rest
assured that he is dear to the American heart
of lberyille.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-25
An Editor,a VexntIonn.

There is nothing more annoying. to an edi>
tor than to find absurd and ridiculous errors in
his artieles-Particularly if it is a leading arti
cle-about the time that the last sheet of his
paper is struck from the press. Such was the
case with US last week. We found, when il
was too late, that there were most ercruciating
mistakes in the article entitled "The Speaking
Last Tuesday" but such as the reader could
at once detect and correct.
Isl. We were made TO say, in speaking of
Mr.. EUsTGs, that he occasionally used a spy
glass, on account Of the weakness of his eyes
or his being near-sighted. A public speaker
using a sPy.g!ass to read his documents would
rather destroy the effect such documents might
have upon his audience, we should think. OF
course we meant an eye-glass.
ID. We made Mr.. EUsTIs say, "before me /
see a judge of the District Judge" which is of
course a gross typographical error, but not so
ridiculous as the former; any one could per-
ceive that the italicised word Judge should
have been Court.
Sd. Again, a little further on in the same
article, we asserted on our own part, that the
same chaste and correct speaker "most une-
quivocalIy declared, withou: equirocation," &c.
which was making his assertion that fol-
lowed as clear as mud and as strong as pisea..
Certainly, we never intended to make use of
the italicised word equiuocation, and it is not
very clear what we did mean-to say we think
however that we intended to say preparication.
The above, including two or three gramati-
cal errors, Cat best we understand but little
about grammer, never having studied a single
grammer lesson in our Iife0 such as caused by
the use of the letter Q where where we should
have used an 9, summed up the aggregate of
our vexatiOns, mainly caused by petty annoy
ances, or being in too much haste to get our
paper to press at a late hour in the week.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-25
The BAH Of Thursday Night

This was one Of the most pleas ant while it
was one Of the most splendid affairs Of the
kind that has ever been given in PIaquemine,
and reflects great credit upon the kings and
all concerned. There were young ladies' pren
sent from all The neighboring parishes, who,
with scarcely an exception, were remarked for
the beauty and grace of their persons and for
the ~neatness and elegance of their dresses
we would not particularize even by initials
where all were 50 worthy Of admiration. There
were equally as many strange faces 10 us on
the part Of the gentlemen, but we cannot &c.
knowledge that they were equally interesting
and attractive. The Executive Department
Of The State had its representative there in the
commanding figure of Maj. HEBRON, the Lie.
gIslatiye branch in the person Of Hon. r.. c..
DowEEs, and @Uncle San" was represented BY
a gentleman of the army, who wore the in,
sigma of office and Of honor upon his shout
ders; and Iberyille had its representatives in
those fair ones who are its flowers and its
PRIDE, and BY those gallant ones too Of the OPP
posite sex who know how to love and to che.
IRISH those native blossoms of their parish.
a splendid brass band had been engaged in
New Orleans for the above occasion. but by
some means it failed to arrive In time il was
WoFthily supplied, however, by the string.
ed instruments Of 'PoL1rE's company, who out.
done their usual skill on this night.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-25
ELECTORAL TICKET.

PIRsT DISTRICT.
Elector-J. B. WILKINSON, JR.
Substitution. GEO. EUsT1s, il
SECOND DISTRICT.
Elector-GLENDY BURKE.
Subtsitute-H. vi. SUMMERS.
THIRD DISTRICT.
EIector-B. G. THIBODAUX.
observation-disclosures GARDERE.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Elector-PRESTON POND, JR.
Substitute-N. S. EDWARDS.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Elector-JOHN E. KING.
Substitute-A. ID. Coco.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Elector-P. ALEXANDER.
Substituted. p. GRAIN.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-25

Election in F7orida-From returns publish.
ed in the Tallahassee Sentinel, Of the 18th inst.
We learn that there is a strong probability that
Walker, the American candidate for Governor.
has been elected. Several counties which
have hitherto been set down as having given
considerable rnajorities for the Democrats, it
seems, has done just the reverse, which makes
Q material difference. However, we shall know
the whole truth in a-week or two.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-25
Pennsylvania Election.

An exchange, in a forcible article upon this
subject, thus concludes
But what will the people say to this evidence
Of the corruption of the Democratic party--to
TINS open resort to the most unscrupulous
measures Viii not popular Indignation swell
beyond the bounds Of moderation against those
who thus trample upon State rights-desecrate
the purity Of the baIlot-box, and turn the elor-
lous privilege of Of citizenship into a miserable
farce? \ X r =
The fact will 60 down on the record Of the
political history OF the country that the Demo-
ecTacy have sent political money-beggars into
New York and elsewhere-that its central COM
1nlttees have assessed every ofce>holder in.
Washington and ID other quarters, for the
aYowed purpose Of raising d mighty corruption
fuad to secure the vote of an independent
State.
How long will it be before, under the stimu4.
ics OF suchlprecedents, the Presidency, like the
imperial purple Of Ancient Rome, is put up al
auction TO the highest bidder?
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-25

1--WE are under obligations TO our young
friend Mr.. RoB'T. MINIS, who has just return.
id from Nicaragua, for d copy Of the Nicara,
gae"se, IN which We find two interesting arli-
cles that we win likely transfer to our columns
in ? week Or Two. Dit. MINIS speaks in glow~
nlg lefnls 81 me beautiful country he has vi
sited, which will no doubt, when peaee i ner.
manent ana y i settled BY an industrious
American population, become the paradise Of
this continent, if not Of the world.
Mf, h. returns 10 rosy health, and gives a
Ake account q The associates he has left be-
hind him.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-10-25

TPennsylvania. we believe, says the Bee,
has givena small majority for the Democrats,
though SO contradictory have been the dispat-
ches that nothing absolutely positive can yet
be asserted. Under the presumption, however,
that our belief is correct, we feel satisfied that
Mr.. BUCHANAN, cannot carry his own State in
November, should there be but two electoral
tickets in the field. The Fillmore men are by
far the stronger section of the opposition, and
will in no event combine with the Fremonters,
or withdraw any portion of their ticket. We
have our doubts, therefore, whether the friend
of Fremont, will venture to run a separate
ticket. Should they, BUCHANAN, will slip in
by a plurality; should they not, FILLMORE has
a fair chance of obtaining the twenty seven
electoral votes of the keystone State.