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Amnsements.


VNHALBERGs LAST CONCERTS THIS
i WEEK-TUEsDAY THURSDAY FRiDAYIThe
snsgemeut resp.ctfny announce that Mr. Sibos Saloon
having time for Balls and soirees the
Mr. THALBERG viii have 70 be interrupted amer
this week
The only evenings Olsen gagged for this week are TUESpAf
THURSDAY and FRIDA), Nov H. D. and a. on WLich the
last Concert. Of the series will be given .
The FIFTH CONCERT on TUESDAY, Nov u.
Nine DE WILHORsT Sig MORELLI,
NJ THALBERG,
VIII play Fantasis Don Giovanni" His Iaranteie and
for Tie fret time the Qusitete from ~ Puritsn ne"
.FtsdeD and biz celebrated Norma" Fantasia
All seats may he secured IN advance.
Price 81 80 and el-aocording 10 location.
On MONDAY a. O'Clock will be sold the 81 80 seat only
On TUFSDAy.tbe : and remaining 81 50 sests q,
Reserved sold during the day may be obtained
81 U I'M ofsce G. gREUsINGs, No 7Ol Broadway
bpPwn,own Oaice VAN NORDEN KING, No. IS Wast.
THIS 0Iondsyl EVENING CONCERT in Brooklyn
Iur TWO LAST CONCERTS IN NETWORK
VIII take p{sce THURSDAY and FRIDAY Nov - and IL
T sale OF 80 ats for last Concerts will Simultaneous
y commence Wednesday
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ACHEL AND THE NEW WORLD
IL An Account OF her Trip to the
UNITED STATES AND CUBA
By Monsieur BE.uvALLEr.
Translated from the French. l2mo. cloth price 81

DIX EDWARDS Co.'s Catalogue Of their Publications
and Imported Books ready ard will be sent postpaid -
Public Libraries, Literary, Scientific and Mechanics ss,u'
tins Reading Clubs any persons sgnifyns their wss to
she Publishers, No. 321 Broadway, NAVY York.
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A CHROMATIC MICROsCOPEs.-The adv,

IA tser having worked for the eminent London OPP
csns years prepared supply Microscopes of the
finest construction, at reasonable prices either on Andrs~
Ross's Powell Leslsnd's, Smith BecAs patterns Tho
Students Microscope with and inch detectives and eye
pieces. go Mandatory AZ A. EDEN5, No Front-st,
Brooklyn, Fulton Ferry.
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To papcr-Mskfrs about laying N taer '''--' ''V'A'
No J. 2 s. and IEGHORN RAGS, 100 bSles eSS saany'
20 bses Domestic AID Foreign coloIed kA4S.
100 bales choice white WEST INDIA RA>s.
2p0 bses blue RAGS. - 49,.
10 bales fne Lsht blue LINEN RAOS
IS baes ROfE CUTTINGS
10 bales choice country mixed RAGS
We shall sell our sock this Fall prizes that VII SsSe 70
- =, In sSppins JOHN PRIRSTLEY Co, -
Yssr WsIeSouse No. I'D NAssaO Rag Warehouse No 81
F1o.-st-
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CPIRlTUAL TEI.EGRAPH-The organ OF com
- muucaiions from Spirits published weekly, 50 per snnum
Addres. PARTRIDGEk BRITAIN, No 3i2 Brosd~sy' ~ L
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90 TURNER'S an6 Others.
forses, Carriages, Sc.

EOR SALE-A fine blood bay HORSE, years
IL old reliable; trot mile In minutes sood
under the saddle Inoua H. III LYON Greenest between
Grand and Broome OF Mr. EVANS, No. $50 Broadway
LOR SALE-HORSE and COVERED WAGON
Il suroe for Grocer, or any .imilar business. f9
worth 300 will be disposed of Tor tie above amount called
for Immediately. Apply at Of Ne. l55 Amo'st
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E.,igxsct ute iii euce Once and Labor EXCHANGE
has ben ~ moved from No. 7Csnast TO No 81 ~oIth,s
,i.ts x,,lnv.sl sw doorp Of Broadway. No ieos
,hs,,sa JAMES p yA0AN SaPsrintend.n..
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YTNHE NORTH aud the SOUTH.-A Statistical
Il View of the Condition Ct the FREE and SLAVE STATES
By Henry Cbase aud Charles w Ssubofn. Complied from
Official Documents limo bound in cloth. Price 80 cents
wishes what Slavery has done tor the
South Freedom fol the North let them read this mastery
Let him study these figures Place copy Of these Sta
the hands of and word for IT, Repub-
caDism will sweep the entire North 1860 clean n has
swept England in 1856. Men Of the beg
look calmly dspassonaely this figures and
what they portend-
The abb. editor Of The Evening Transcript Boston speaks
thus OF this work:
This little book contains vast amount Of Information re-
sp.ctng the comparative condition Of the SlAvehons and
Slsveholdng Statess 10 territory population industry
wealth svn intelligence re son moral Advancement and
general progress The deal Of Ia
boous aid certainly presents Arguments in favor Of
freedom every page contains just the kind Information
that should be knowa In all sections Of the
try hope there will be public demand tor thousands Of
comics Published by JOHN p. JENETr Co.,
No III Washng .on St, Boston
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NV ANTEIL-A SITUATION " respcctabIe Glr.
w a. CHAMBERMsID, and 70 ASsst wts the WASHING
and IRONING; willing TO make serself generally useful
Can t. 10 20 O'Clock fT two days No. 81 East
isL-st, between Irving I'D day Beet Of :y refer
sres SVEN
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Cost an6 found.

I OST-On Tuesday evening" 18th inst, in going
from Harri,onst., Brooklyn, down Henry ST.,
a dark MINK FUR VICTORiNE. The finder will be satis-
faetoy rewarded ~ leaving IL at Renscnst, Brooklyn
ON last Saturday, u PROMlSSORY NOTE
~ was LOST drawn by c. A. sHINDLER, in favor Of VIM
HlELENMAN at six months from the 18th November for
Ninety Dollars Every person hereby warned 10 purchase
OF self this note because protested and will not be paid on
presentation.
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TMME NSE ATTRA iO n.
Il LADIES' GREAT FAIR AT CRYSTAL PALACE,
A GRAND CONCERT
BYDOD WORTB's CELEBRATED BAND,
On THIS Tuesday, EVENING, Nov H.
PROGRAMME;
i. OveIture-Le
As-From La File du Regiment Donizetti
s. Firemans March
Mazourka des Traineaux. Acher
Serenade-From Don PAsquse. Donzetti
8. Themes-Tunnel Gallope. ....huhnef
PART n.
T. Grand Parade March
Ara-From Gar & Zimmerman serteinS
Y.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
H. Poka-Mszourka Les PorcheTsons Strauss
r. Watz-SOng Of the Themes kuhner
Concert will be given EVERY EVENING during the con-
tinusnce of the Ladies' Fair.
In addition the other attraction, which have drawn
delighted crowds the LADIES' FAIR at the CRYSTAL
PALACE during the past week. there will be- every dag and
during the week. y the kind consent OF the
AGRAND EXHIBITION
ELTIN0S RENOWNED PANORAMIC MIRROR
CREATION AND DE GE,
Exclusively for the Benefit Of the Fair.
FAIR opened DAY sud EVENING all THIS WEEK.
dt,.a. .p 1rauts
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Gperiai Notices.


IN. Jxeeuus and Lecture COrkmittees.-The under
ss~d IN make engagements with committees 70
LECTURE duriag the preselt season. Address
GEORGE CANNING HILL, Chaplin 20, Conn.
Ninth Wsr=i RepnkIcRns.-The grand ILLVMlNA
Ti0N of Beeoker Building of the Republican victory
IN his State have taken place this evening has
ben POSTP0rD for week by order OF the committee OF
ARA cement. AOJc' r. DvN, sec j.
sixteenth Ward Republican Association:-The
Of this A. ISOLATION Iequeed 10 meet az Chiss
Hall corner Sthay. and l8tb.t THIS Tuesday EFENlHO
Al IA O'clock. Punctual at enhance 10 regpesed .
LUMAN SHERWOOD, PRECEDENT
Jxo. II. DvySEtI, Secretary.
The Rev. j. G.. Fletcher Qately frsm BRAZIL will de-
liver Lecture Brazil aud the BIsZisbs" THIS tTnesdsy)
EVENING Nov 49, in the Lecture Room Of the First Presby
fea Church. of Washington and Sussexsts IN Jersey
Isty at n O'Clock. Admittance Is cents.
Sylvan Grove Lodge, iNO.k275, II. A. m.-ihe
Ofeers Members respectfully requessd 70 meet
their Masonic Rooms, Centre and tIshu-5-l
WEDNESDAY at o'clock M to sttend the fanss Of our
late u,neh-e seened brother, WG. Allan ny oIde, a,
A. b. MARTIN, Sec'y. kofAL %. tILhnnDI y
1CorinthiaD Chapter, No. 1889. X. A: M.-Ihe OF.
Scers and Companions respectfully requested 70 Ie
then Chapter Rooms Centreand Grand ats on
EFsDAY Nov 49, o'clock m 10 pay the last tribute 81
respect late much esteemed Cq1PaR9n' nRh
OREy Brown, Secretary.
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i Z n TN VI 1Nt"fLH 0-NI
IL An Etymoogica Dictionary of Family aud Christian
Names with an Essay their Derivation aud Import By
William Arthur NJ. A. l vol limo. Price, 81 %
This has been pared BY long and careful research
and study the several languages from which the mans.
derived 1t embraces Surnaues derived from the English,
sa1n Dutch Danish, German, Welsh Gaelic (Ce!e, Cora
ish rsh and other languages
PublisLed bv SHELDON BLAKEMAN l. Co.,
No. us Nasssust.. n. Y.
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The Cold weather and vsget.tioa.


The extreme cold weather which has pre-
vailed throughout the country this winter, has
injuriously affected vegetation, especially trees
and shrubs. The fruit trees, in nearly all di-
rections, and even Towering shrubs which have
stood in gardens for years without injury, have
felt the frost this season. In Florida, the
orange trees it is feared, are ruined. In tho
neighborhood Of Louisville KY, tho peach and
other fruit trees have been killed by the frost.
In North Carolina, thousands Of dollars have
been lost by the injury done to the pine trees
Of that region, which furnish almost the only
article Of trade in that quarter. In Virginih
the apricots have been almost entirely des-
troyed, and through Maryland and Newly Yorlz.
and still further north, tho injury isgrcat;
though in these places the cold his not been SO
unseasonable, aud the trees are better able to
endure the change. In Boston, however, the
cold weather was so severe that, as one of the
Boston papers states, the linden trees which
adorn the side walks, were split with the frost
as if wedge had been driven into them. The
forest trees must have suffered to the same ex-
tent, and we shall probably lear next summer
OF the trees prematurely dying from the injuries
received this winter.
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FRANcAgE, AsGLAIsH Er ALLEnAxDE.-
La francaise Sc marie par calcul, lAnglaise par
coutume, ct fAllemande par amour-La
Franeaise aime jusqu'a la fin de la lune de
miel, l'Anglaise toute 10 vie, TAllemande eter-
nellement.--La ffancaise conduit sa file au
bal, rAnglaise la meme reglise, PAllemande
loccupe a Ia cuisine.---La Francaise de les
prit, PAnglaise de Intelligence, ct rAllelnar-
de du sentimental Francaise s'habille avec
CONT lADglaise sans goht, ct rAllemande avec
modestie-La Franeaise bavarde, rAnglaise
pare, ct l'Allemande canse.-La Francaise vols
ofre dne rose, rAng,gase In dahlia. ct l'Ale-
mande un Vergissmeinnicht.-La La Francaise
excelle par la langue, l'Anglaise p la tete, ct
fAemande par lie cnur.
II est loyal de preyenir les lectrices FRANCHISE
ct anglaise que ce parallele, dams leque l'Alle-
mande joue le beau role, est Ia traduction dun
nadrigal allemand.
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i 'INluMERo 81.
Ehs R.sempsorsss gasAers.

Y.;.h q, ,,r,,.,, n Z q, ~
An alisn ea.nol'' 'ou'l1s - u'e ,olloW1nk
account Of this religious order, 70 whom, -
this moment, more than usual attention y
drawn from tIre charge of Biblc.burning bcine
,,,ef.r,ss,1 .,,,a;rs. M n III I,4ttsrs O.
r p's'..A Z. sassy - = -
s" The patron saint Of this order , 81 A.
phonsus ilignori, as the patron Of me Jesutt4
is 81 lgnatius Of LcyolA In, name and =
constitution tho order d not unlike that Of ~
Jesaits, being missionaries Of education, ~
nazo s, tss o. ,S nss
drinks, tiEIr only food being Vegetables and
bread, with an occasional indulgence IN tish -
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UN cANARD EN- MusIoUE.A-Un joupal de
Berlin raconte panecdote que nous lsfons
nos lecteurs ct que chacun reconnaftra CONNIE
Pun des plus audacieux canards qu'aiR jamais
pu digerer I'M ecteur prussien. .s,.
Parmi les blesses d lassaut de Malakoff, y
trouvait un musicien qui etait, par suite dune
bessure au genou, condamne d subir lampu-
tation. ne
Suivant fusage, on SO disposat l'amputa-
tion ct a coucher le patient
Que faites-yous, docteur, dit le blesse au
chirurgien. 9
---Je vais vous couper la jambe ct poup celia
il faut yous coucher, repondit Foperateur.
-Jamaissje ny consentirai, s'ecria le musi-
cien. Vous pollSez M arracher le cnur, mais
janais je he me laisserai attacher. 81 yous
avez un yiolon, donnezle moi.
On Sc rendit a son desir: le blesse accorda
instrument ct dit all chirnrgien: a5nr
"A present, docteur, quaad vous youdrez.
Et pendant roperation, qui dura trente mi
nutes, le patient joua de son violon sans inter
ruption ct sans qu'une seule note iausse, sans
que lie moindre enlargement de mesure vint ac-
c,iser les soutfrances de ramputation.
0 canard braves Berlinois! ditesnous
dams quel regiment figure ce musicien qui joue
81 intrepidenent du violon. Dites-nous surtout
dams quelle musiqae militaire d jarnais figure
Get instrument il cordes!
All bon Dieu japercois Ia ficellel
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UNE ETRANeE HIsToIRE.-Voici un evene-
ment de speculation hardie qui s'est presente
a Liverpool ct que lie success le plus inconceya-
Bile est yenu faire reussir.
Un marchand setait fait remarauer dams les
cercies commerciauX par son hablete a specu-
Ter sur le cotton ct les grains, so regularite aux
Offices rellgienx. sa generosite. pour toutes les
subscriptions charitabes, ct on l'estimait gran
dement, III donnait de 81 bons diners!
A Ia tete de sa maison. lorsqu'il await des
hotes recevoir, etait placee sa niece qui sac
quittait fort .gracieusement de Get emploi.
Dependant ses speculations he furent pas
toujours heureuses, ct il vint un moment OH il
futnecessare de trouyer de l'argent. II en-
trouya en- hypothequant des biens appartenant
a So niece.
CONNIE il temoigna lie desir de ne pas ebran-
Ter son credit, les assureurs de Liverpool s'y
preterent ct il assura la vie de 50 niece a dix
marehands on assureurs diffarents pour la SOM
me de $4,000 chacun, toujours dams les memes
conditions de secret
La jenne dame ne tarda pas a tomber mala-
de; lie docteur fut appele ct la trouva livree a
des crises. Tn medicanent fut administre, un
calme sen suivit; mas dams Ia mutt une recht,-
te cut lien ct lie doctour arriya trop tard pour
sauver Ia malade.
lie lendemain on apprit dams Liverpool Ia
mort presque subtle de la niece du marchand
LIE corps fut expose, le marchand conserva
toutes ses manieres dagr, Sc comporta conve-
nab'ement st lensevelit hi-meme.
Chacun remarqua la decence ct Ia dignite
de sa douleur.
LIE marchand ne reclama pas de suite Tar
gent des assurances ct c'est a peine sill fiji
allusion mais lie fin renard await bien choisi
ses vctimes.
Hawaii atfare a dc probes ct honorables
personnes qui Iui remirent les 100000 assu-
rees. -.
Depuis cette epoque, la sante du malheureuz
oncle parut decliner; bref les medecins lui or.
donnerent de changer de climat.
II partit, mais on apprit bent6t quill n'etaii
pas seul.
Son adroite niece etait vivante ct l'accom
pagnait!
Cette habile comedienne s'etat ezercee
simuler la mort upparsnte ct etait arrivee 4
un tel degre de perfection que les medecins J
avaient ete~pris!
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ArTAquE DIES AMERICANS

ATTAquE DIES AMERICANS
FsGEEs, FIT DESTRUCTION DE cINq
Des nouvees importantes des lies Fegeese ont
etc reeues a Panama par Ia corvette des Etats
Unis ohm Adams.
Cette corvette s'etant rendue ces lies pour
demander reparation des meurtres commits par
les insulaires sur des citoyens americains ct des
indemnites pour avoir pile pusieurs navires
de peches americans, ct ces sauvages s'etant re-
fuse d'acquescer aux demandes du comnan-
dant Boutwell,, celui-ci fait un debarquement
battu en- quatre engagements ses cannibales de
la Polynesia, ct brule cinq de leurs plus gran
des villes
I'm traite de commerce etc conclu entire
lie conmandant american Boutwell, ct lie roi
des lies Fegecs.
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.AFFREUsE cATAsrRoPHE.--Un des comtes
du Mississippi a etc reinforcement lie theatre
domicilie dams lie yoisinage de Chulahoma, a
environ douze miles de Holly Springs. Mer-
credi de la senaine derniere il tua sa femme
dun coup de fusi ct Sc brnla ensuite la cervel-
lc An bruit de la double explosion, les do
mestiques Sc sont precipites dams Ia chambre
Ell ont WI les cadavres de lenrs maitres eteDdus
sur le parquet au milieu dune mare de sang
ii. Cox etait nn jeune homme tres estimable
mais il etait sujet a des acces de fole passa-
gere. II NY await que six seinaines quill etait
marie.
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The London Leader is in raptures with
Hiawatha," the new poem by Longfellow.
1t concludes notice in this warm strain:
American has now her epic. The intellec.
tual greatness Of America, which every dis
passionate eye must see, will one day be COM
mensurate with her territorial greatness land
of which even now, there are unmistakeable
signs in the originality Of several writers) may,
and probably will, produce epics grander in
substance than this Of Hiawatha /" but the
glory Of having given his country her FIRST
national poem, worthy to be placed beside the
national poems of other lands, will always be-
long to Longfellow.
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CouR MARr1ALE.--Le lieutenant G. Grover,
appartenant a l'armee des Flats Unis, a recla-
me me enquete sur sa conduite.
II await au fort Crawford tue un deserteur
an lieu de chercher l'arreter, ct le general
cemmandant la division ordonna en- consequen-
@a Ia Cour Martiale de senquerir des fats.
La reunion DIES JUICES cut lieu lie 20 decembre
dernier au fort Crawford
apres un long ct scrupuleux examen, la
oour tut unaniment davis que le lieutenant
Hrover etait justifable du fait davoir fait feu
sur lie deserteur ct quill cut etc reprehensihe
aa contraire sill navait pas ag CONNIE il la
1alt, attendu quill NY await aucun moyen d'ar-
refer Ia bande de deserteurs a 10 poursuite des-
40els il etait envoye.
LIE general Bankhead, inspecteur. a compile
cement approuve la decision de Ia Cour Mar
tale
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GRAND IlvCRNDLEA a 81
MARTzNn1LLE
pres ct demie du
~ boulangerie de

Dimanchet 4 o 1,ures d aem;e Il
soir' le feuf ecs4 bouIangerie de
Y s2R,enAdas s5.at Aaa Rastin, ct l'fs
geaht rapidement, envahi les DatiniB.s
slnants' encoignure dssla rue du Maine Ct du
Port.
lie vent du norf lant avec force, les ci-
toyens alarmes se ,nquirent bientot que
10 destruction des nj ms situees au Sud de
scende etait inevitable. Ills commencement
t5 ger les meubles ct les marchan-
char esSas deposerent dams 10 cour de
lEgfise. i,
Lelement destructeur put etre vaincu
qu'apres que les magasirls de NJ sRenaud, Nine
WE Guerrero, NM. Bopaa Co., Tertrou
y Co., Lebesque Hotel, Moulin, Lals et
sabatier ne fnssent &c quun monceau Ide.r de rui-
mes. Pau un seul batiment entire l'cncoirnure
De Ia rue du Port ct lie College, sur lie cote
Quest de Ia rue ma etc epargne, tandis que,
chose etrange, lie cote oppose de Ia rue a etc
preserve. On ma etc enforcement maitre du
leu a ! heure du matinss
incur le plus attable dams Get af-
+ [sfsu4Y sastre est le d $ombre d'existence
quill ute. II paraitfait quill await dams
ie mes UP NJ. Tertrou une grande quantite
de PC don't l'explosion cause la mort de
quinzeFersonnes, les corps en- charbon de treize
d'entre elles avaient etc retrouves au moment
ou nous ecrit notre correspondent; beaucoup
d'autres personnes sont blessees.
Nous ne pouvons garantir les mons que de
trols de ceux qui ont etc tues-MM. PARCEL.
Richard ct Jones, mais nous sommes certains
gull ny pas plus de quatre blancs parmi
ceux qui manquent, les autres onze sont des
nlulatres ct des negres.
Les citoyens des opelousas ne peuvent que
ssympathiser sincerement h l'affliction de leurs
[voisins dams un ST grand malheur. II serait
qu'une demonstration pubique fut organisee
aTec empressement
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yYENTE PAR LIE sHERIF--Erar Dn Ia

VyENTE PAR LIE SHERIF--ETAT DE la
V LoulsIhNE. . .Conr de District, Paroisse st.
Landry >. No, GO5l Richard T. Boiling vs.. Ihos.
NJ. Anderson.
Fin vertu dun writ de n. fa. dflivr; dams raifars
cidessus par In Cour de District dams ct pour la Pa
rossc St. Landry ct le ststiit Etat ct moi arhsst
il sera expose en- vcnte pnblique, pour dn compliant,
a Ia Mason de 0our dc cette Paroisse, SAMEpi, ie
premier jour de Mars proclaim, corninencant IL
heuros, at continuant de jour jour, sill est neces
.are tous les trts, drots Grets ct prGtentions du
dGlendeur, Thomas NJ. Anderson, la proprieto sui
yante, saisie pour satsfarc e dit ordre. sayoir:
TRENTEClNQ BOUCAuTS DE SuCRE, peasant
| Pun dams fautre 100 livres, plus on Inoins.
Aussi. TIsENTE.UEUX BARILS DE MELASSE,
| tous en- bon condition.
1T sera vendu sur 6chaptillon Ia Maison de Cour
aux Opeousas ct sera livr6 Pacguersur, an niaga'
sin de depot dc Messcurs DGbaillon Il carriero'
| Washington.
| Bureau la shzrit, orelousss, ls fesrer. 1855.
/ 'fF I4y.CHAcHERg, L. shsrt. .
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LIZ VesUyE.--Le vesuve va, dit-on, dispa-
raitre. Depuis quelque temps on entena des
bruits etranges dams le sein du v5lcan; IN nou-
veau cratere s'est dtja ouvert; la montague
en- travail accouchera-telle dune souris c'est
&C qu,ou ne peut savoir. Gfammqttcl certant
ct adhuc sub judice las est.
Tonjours est-il que lie cone principal s'est
aplati ct q consderablement change de forme
que ce nest pas sans queque danger qu'on
tente en- ce moment les excursions au haut du
cratere, ct tous les symphonies Sc reminiscent
pour annoncer un evenement queconque ct
proclaim, soft une eruption, soft un ebouls
ment interieur.
II serait vraiment singuler que nous fussions
appeles /. voir un dcs tvenemens CONNIE cenS
don't il est question dams lantiquite, lie pesuve
sab6mtnii sti,ts idi,mes,e ct dormant nalssance
a IN lac d1ts genre de oeux de Fasaso ct 'Ag
nano.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-02-23

,,uS uS navire arrive Il Boston, de Truiilo
InohdRras) annonce que lie general Gabanas,
aac'en president de cette republique, etait sur
point d'y rentrer, IA la tete de 400 americans
r. 60 De 1000 indigenes. LIE president actuel
nusrdloa manifestait rintention de lui ceder
- partie, plut0t que d'affronter les irresistibes
ankees, D'apres lie meme rapport, les habi-
,.s g. 9sa t'Tsssjiill|ls sesa ient aspnses a ae
SsIss ~ 'gs;f'avesmc9nent De Walker pourvu
au ehsageat respecter leurs proprietes ct
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-02-23

L'1NpEMNIrE MExleAINE-Les, trois mil
lions que fes Etats-Unis devaient encore au
Mcxique ont etc payes a M. Aspinwall ct
quelgues autrcs bsnquiers americains qui
avaient avance Ia somne d Santa-Anna en- &c
ceptsnt ses mandats sur le tresor des Etats-
Unis
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-02-23

BAsouE DE L'UNIoN.--La direction de Ia
Banqne dc rUnion de Ia Loasiane, dams une
assemblte tenue lie IL de ce mois, a resolu
d'augmenter lie capital de cette institution de
c'nq cent mile piastres au plus. II etc ou-
rert dams ce@but des livres on les actionnares
ponrront s'inscrire. Une autre liste etc ou-
yerte pour le public. Les nouvelles actions an
ront droit au dividende do jas@set proclaim.
fAbeille.