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New Works.
RAYARD TAYLOR'S visit to China Japan, &C.
~ "A BASKET OF CHIPS" by John Brougham.
THE ARANCANIANs. by Z. X. Smith.
JAPAN AS IT WAS AND IS. r. Hildreth.
WHATELY'S FUTURE STATE.
NAlkNA; or, Adventures the Mosquito Shore
SCENES in the Practice Of New York Physician.
REPRESENTATIVE WOMEN. G. C. Baldwin, D. w.
ASPIRATION; an Autobiography, by Mrs. Manner
LIFE OF CURRAN. By his son.
IS0RA'S CHILD.
ETHEL; OR, THE DOUBLE ERROR, by NJ James
THE ELDER SISTER do.
EOLOPOESIs-Amercan Rejected Addresses
OLfATTA, and other Poems. Caldwell
THE END. by Rev. J. Cummings.
OAKFIELD; or, Fellowship in the East. Arnold.
THE MATCH-GIRL or Life scenes as they are
CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE-a Dramatic Tale.
STRAY LEAVES FROM THE BOOK OF NATURE,
MASOI0A, by Georgia Huntsman.
THE ENGLISH ORPHANS, by Mary Holmes.
EXAMPLE .ES OF LIFE AND DEATH. Sigeurney-
RICHARD HURDiS: Tale Of Alabama. Sim"s'
THE VIRGINIA HOUSEWIFE. Mrs Randolph.
noy3 BENNET GARDNER
cask Catawba Brandy Of n
ID Longworh's manufacture at 81 so per gallon Or
ask rognsc 4f 80; cask do. Old GoldenberE ~
,r sale +, The f.l'or, or in bot..es hy BF. RoLpLH'
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

NdpoleonriUe, assumption, La g.
NEssRs. BEssE BROTHERS HAv- Es;Hi
lNl ing recently taken charge Of the above ESss w
extensive establishment situate Napoeonve parish of
Assumption promise their friends and the travelling public
that they spare pains exertons their part to
render one of the most desirable in the country Their
table will be supplied all times with every deicacy that
the market and surrounding country affords Travellers
tertaned at all hours ofthe day at the shortest notice. Their
charges are moderate. liberal paronageis solicited iap7
Ca1llOu Island Hotel.
THE undersigned has the honor of informing his
Il friends and acquantances well as the publ C. that
he will open Hotel Gallon Isand on or about he 10th
mt Nothing will be spared his part render his es
tabishmen ample in every particular as the facilities
viii permit His table WILL at all times be provided with
every variety Of fish, oysters, ETC., etc.
Hou Of meal-Breakfast at O'Clock; Dinner flom to
o'clock.
With the view Of serving planters he has provided ample
mmodations Tor the reception and treatment Of conva
esceni negroes at the moderate rate Of $ per month";
whom the strlcte attention will be paid. In death
charge OF IS will be made to dcfay the burial
Tuly7. JOACHIM pORCUE
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THAIRS.-A FEW DOZEN SPLIT BOTTOM
~ Chairs, on hand and for sale low close consignment
Dy 24-tf b. +. HOLDEN
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Gruuclcrs' Dirsttorn.
New Orleans, OpeieusaS s: G. ". X. Il

New Orleans, E;pe'ensaS /. G. ". Il. Il
rz'HIs ROAD is sszz.:z :: 80 4
now open for pas ri - -s:e s-s.s
sengers freight from AigIrs Iaef> lie, bay
Black, a distance Of siXty-siX miles.
PAsSENGFE TRANS:
Leaves the Depot Alsers every day $50 NJ.
Gretna every day at at.-....-.....-...s ;: 10 A N.
Arrive at Igervile every day i-:lQ p N.
RETURNING:
Terrehonne Sutton l:;}1f NJ.
Iafnurche Crossing l:l. r. ~
at Asiers 4:iN p. NJ.
Fare each way o. Ju
A Ferry Boat will with Tie Passenger iiains,
the of ST. Ann every morning. at O'Clock
precisely.
Freight will received for TgcrviIe and Intermediate
Stations by the Company the wharf the foot of st.
Louis every day until O'Clock P. All NJ reilt
be paid by the shippers and freight TO be delivered at
a other Stations than Bayou des Aemands, Raceland,
Lafourche Crossing Terebonne and Tigerve where the
the Company have Agents. must be prepaid.
Printed Rules and Rates of Freight in pamphlet form for
crcuation to be had application at the office of the
Company. oct21-tf a. b. SEGER, Vice President.
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Dentol 81 5uraeon o II !,

Ij5. Canal ST., New. Orleans. i55.
HAHlNG had more than twenty Years experience
4 in his profeSSon desires only the patronage of such
persons wish their operations performed IN the highest
degree of perfection, and willing to pay FAIR reiler
The which devoted to them in regard
price he oier competition with quacks but in
regard the beauty and durability Of his operations he will
challenge comparison 5O-1y.
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TARTS AND WAGONS.-A LARGE OrAN.
~ TITY OF CARTS. Wagons, Timber Whee,. pows
etc. manufactured by F. Aeschamann Pittsburg lust re-
ceived, and for sale low by 23tf S. T. DAUNIS BRO.
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TRON.-NOTICE TO PLANTERS.-slabs, Bars
and Round Iron, assorted, for sale very low close
consignment, by CAMPBELL. g. m
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Bangor House.

THE UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure in an
l. nouncng to the travelling public and the citizens of
the town that she has lately added largely the accomo
datioDs OF her house. and is prepared to entertain
Boarders equal to other house in Thibodaux Her ta
bic is at all times supplied with decacy that the town.
surrounding country and New Orleans market afford Her
or or boarding. reasonable
as the times will admit or beral patronage n solicited
July PLY. Mps EIyINA TENNFy
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THIBODAUX TATERsALLs.

TIIBODAUX TATERSALLS.
IS; :; :
street. (below the Bank) formerly kept -AX-k2-
by Jake Weber having furnished it with an entire new
stock of Horses Carriages Buggies etc. prepared
accommodate all who may favor him with their patronage
Passengers sent any part day or night and
horses taken to Livery the most reasonable terms
share of the public patronage is solicited.
Jan. 12 1855. JEROME r. VAN LEW
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
No. 116 Old Levee street, between the Two Markets
NEW ORLEANS
QuIncaillerie ct COutcllerie.
No. 49, Rue de la Viee Lev6ee entire le Deux Marches
EOUVELLE ORLEANS
~ CARERE, IMPORTER OF FOREIGN AND
VI Domestic H1rd,oare such -- eas-.wsza
:: &s15: /; II. Watts ship Carpenters IT'D WARD
WADE BUTCHERS Celebratee Razors.
JOSEPH ROGERS & SONS Pocket Cutlery.
w. s. BUTCHERS Edge Tools and Cutlery.
SPEAR l. JACKSON'S Saws:
R. HEMMING & SONS Needles and Fish Hooks
CINCINNATI COOPERS' TOOLS
BARSTEEL, IRON and HOOP IRON, and RIvETs.
Paints Oils varnish Spirits Turpentne Spirit Cas- Cam
phine, Paint Brushes, etc, etc. [Dee 30,-2ly.l
F.. STUBE NRAUCH
ARTIST In HAIR AND JEWELLER.
So. Royal Street, t,53 50
nov20-6m NEW ORLEANS
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COZEN1N'S P17ENT UNDTZA TORY
CORN AND FIGURING MILL.
PATENT ISSUED TO
WILLS P. COLEMAN, New Orleans, La,
w October 1st 1850.
J. WATERMAN BROTHER, corner Common and Maga-
zine streets, New Orleans, agents.
These Mills vary in price from One Hundred to Four Hun
dred Dollars and will grind from 2I 60 bushels meal
per hour.
The above Mills manufactured by the undersigned at
his manufactory, City of Jefferson, only minutes travel
the Mandatory send by Mail the address Of WILLIS
P COLEMAN, his Agents. viii with prompt attention
and dispatch TERMS CASH. City acceptance at four
six months with interest the per centum
All Mills warranted perform to the satisfaction
of the purchasers WILLIS P. COLEMAN
jan7-ly. Ptltentee and ProDrietor
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Hall, Rodd, ~ Putnam,
SUGAR AND COTTON FACTORS, and Cen
eraI Commission Merchants, No. Customhouse street,
bet ween Old evee and Chafties Orleans octl5-ly
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ARCADE HOTEL,
Magazine st., New Orleans between Graver and Natchez
R. 8. MORSE, Proprietor.
THE PROPRIETOR RESPECTFULLY -
i informs his friends and patrons and the public
generally that this well known popular estab AsM
shment has been thoroughly renovated the past
and newly throughout large extension of room
has been obtained by the propreors renting adjoining
portion Of the building, which wenabe him accomodate
much larger number Of customers than last winter
expense has been spared by the Proprietor enable
him to merit continuance of the generous patronage he
has heretofore received and every exerion will be made
by himself and assistants render the soourn his guests
not only comfortable but agreeable.
ES One great convenience attached to this Hotel is
nat meals can be had at almost all hours. Tjan14.
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ARD.-A prime article in kegs just received
- and for sale by act13 3. F. HOLDEN
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X D. JR-Regular Wednesday Packet For
" Grand Gulf, Waterproof Rodney, sSaamsns a
Natchez Fort Adams, Bayou Sara, Baton M==a.=.saS
Rouge, Donaldsonvlie and all intermediate sSl ss.8
landing. The splendid passe ger packet, @zassa=ze=
c. ID. r, C. DAIFEREs, Master, will leave "s above on
Wednesday, September 5, at 5 O'Clock, P NJ Returning
willeave Donadsonvie every Monday mornngat O'clock
Agents: Messrs carroll, PRlTCHARD CO.,
53 Carondeet Street, New Orleans
The c. D. Jr. will take freight for Bayou Lafourche with
privilege Of reshpping at Donadsonvlle where Mr. j. A.
Richard VIII act as Agent for the for the Donaldson
vile and Lafourche business All freight shipped by the
c. D. r will be of wha fage all orders and cash letters
left with the agent will receive his particular attention.
c. DALFERES.
P. S.-The boat will not be responsible for any letter
package containing money, jewey, other valnabes,
unless regular bills # adng taken specifying the
and value, and the freight paid, for valuable
article deposited tn the clerk by the passen
taned in their baggage. septl5 II.
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DANNY SPARHAWk.-New Orleans, DON
II aldsonvlle, and Bayou Lafonrche 6S1manaa. a
Packet, Fanny Sparha..k. L. d. IklA=.sssH Ik 81
Terrebonne ma ter, D. R. Perret. Clerk IS
will leave for DonaisonviIle and Bayou =S=sssszS=E:
afourche Lockport and after Saturday 27,h Oct
ober, every SATURDAY, at "a. M, and every TUESDAY,
at p returning, leaves Donalisonvle very MONDAY
and TUESDAY at A. For freight passage, apply
board or to the agents:
New Orleans JACOB DoNEvAL & CO., corner of Cont
and Old Levee streets.
Donalsonvile, VICTOR MACR1S.
ThibodauN, VAN LEW BELLO.
- Until the water rises, the Fanny Sparhawk viii no
go further than Donadsonville. oct27.
ARRIER-LAFOURCHE PACKET-THE
~ stauch steamer CARRIER, J. J. fswmsna Il
BRows, Master, IL. STREcx Clerk, will 1-...z.zsSN
leave New Orleans every Saturday at 10 90 aG.isat3
O'Clock NJ, arriving at Lockport on Sunda.
night Reurning-wl leave Lockport Monday mornings
ats O'Clock, and Thiboaux Tuesday morni arriving
in New Orleans Tuesday night
AGENrs-A LAFORESr, New Orleans.
V. RICHARD, Thibodaux.
ta- The CARRIER having been purchased by Brown
and Sreck expressly for tie Laurche trade, Merchants
and planters rely her remaining in the trade the
year round. apil4
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EMONADE.-A few dozen concentrated
II Lemonade" fine article for the season. for sale by
SEPT b. +. HOLDEN
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Bi-Sulphite of Lime.
THE UNDERSIGNED having established
i BI-SULPHITE OF LIME MANUFACT DRY in the City
of New Orleans take pleasure in stating the Planters gen
eray that they through the assistance Of an
experienced Chemist to fu nish Superior Article.
eV Office No. 45 Common street, New Orleans
September 4, 1s55.-tf SMITH, Mcleod CO
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Wholesale Druggist and Apotlsecary.
RICHARD FL. CHINN,

TO SUGAR PLANTERS
RICHARD If. CIIINN, proprietor of the Louisiana
Chemical Works offers the Sugar Planters superior
article of Bl-SuIphite of Lime. sep1-1y
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JOHN LYALL.

IMPORTER OF WEIGH STATES, SLATE
IIearhs Slabs Tile English Ridge Tile, Fire Bricks &c
Orders from the country attended, to with punctuality
and despatch Office 3G Carondele Corner OF Poyras
street, New Orleans. mh21-1y
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Ne,u Orleans advertisements.

4 l.. PLOUGH, JE., Dentist, can be found at
j. Vests office liz St Charles where he will
he happy to attend TO all who may favor him with call
All Dental operations performed in the best and most salts
factory ma.nes. Idi5-tt.
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Fl OLIVE r,

.RY GOODS, ETC
M. 10 Douane street, between Charities and Levee
sep2g-ty# NEW ORLEi Ms.
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Horse for sale

A VALUABLE Harness and Saddle HORSE.
=. 4 a 1uliy guaranteed in every respect. Amply a.
to [janl2-f1 J. F. THOMPSON AN
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Succession de u IT. UiNiem,
a II qui&me Dist let, Paroisse de Lafoprehe " eiA'
ArrEspu: Que J. $ PERKINS, de la ditc paro;ss. =,
nnsraeur de Ia e Succession ce Jour dtross d.. AG'
dte tour son compte rovsoire de Adminsra,ion "a
lnan,lant quill sol. apirouvee. It.
En- consequence. toutes personnes au pourraient ,r
objections au dit conpte sont par les presen,e, nosa'
les deduirc au Greher de la de Cour, son bure, ae
Ia vile de Thibodaux, dams les rente ours oi sn vans
premiere publication de Get avis simon e dit
corte ct contirme scion la loi. as'
.5.zs Tcnoin ma main ct lie de la dite cour :.
Is HSA29 Recembre, nhuit cent cinauante cin 'a'e &C
$50 [t-5tl l.. s. ALLAN Gr1n.r
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Washington Irving's Great Work!
THE LIFE OF WASHINGTON
First and Second Volumes now ready.l
three elegant Volumes 8vo., about 500 pages
sscn ndsonneIv printed large pics type-with
rvHFRttfS anf Pans--on Ane paper, neatly bound 80
cloth sheen half csiE and Morocco. !
Subscribers, 42 per volume 8 1's.-a2 a..s
&,,n i YATES BENNEr, Agent
rJanls fog Assumption. Lafourche and Terrebonne
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Qbibo0aas nleeban;es, &f.
Saddle ard FInrness rToL1n~

FURNITURE. ETC.-THE SUBSCRIBER
has pernanenv located IN Thiboiaux for the np-o..
Of c'rrynS on the Cabinet Business and will always havs
se sock 81 Furniture on hand Also Looking
conno iating. ~ TN ' az
July ;4-6.n 9. pbiI;n b.,d ~ ma.L.. c..
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BI-SULPHITE OF LIME,

BI-SULPH1TE OF LIME.
DLANTERS using BiSulphte of Lime for the
manufacture Of their sugar, uested try Ber-
nard Albrechts article Their BSuphite Of Lime ranges
81 Baums bydrometer, and will stand the test Of any
impartial chemist for its remarkable purity
BERNARD & ALBRIGHT, New Orleans
nov33m Corner Of Clai borne and Bayou Road
eI All orders left at NJ. NJ Lanoux Reine Commission
Serchants, IL Cont street, will be promptly attended to-
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PREPARED BY
DIR. JAMES c.. AVER,
Practical and ANALYTICAL Chemist,

Practical and dAnlIytiClI Chemlss'
LOWELL, MASS.
Price rs Cents per Box. Five Boxes for 81
SOLD BY
dec29 BLANCHARD, CAZENAyETTE, 4 CO.
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Iuls 1u0leioI--auoirioI Nnt;r..

Bomge0is. " u r.
EHTAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cour H., ,r
- queme District Judciere, paroisse de Laro,t. "h'
AlrENDu: Que JOHN K VERKEF de Ia dir, n"
&c jour tt son application Greier iea dit
etre nomme Administrator dc la dite scession ~ pour
En- consequence. toutes les pcrsonnes qui po,rr..
des objections la dite demane par lev nra afor
fees de les de!uires au Greer de la de Cour ho'i-
dams la vile de Ihhotaux dams leg dix jours an bureau
la premiere publication de Get avis simon la dir, Sront
accorle ct conirne scion la lo "p'catlon
,r,nxos> Temoin ma main ct lie sceau de Ia d;,s r.
"a fevrier, mil hut cent cinquan,e six. ''aF' &c
SE&&@S o-N l.. S. ALLAN Grse
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-07-04
France and England.

a late London" paper thus enumcrates
the advantages which France has gained
by tile late war with. Russia:
"France has no reason to regret the in
evitable sacrifices which the war with Rus
sia has cost her. The grandeur, we may
even say the preponderance, Of the politi-
cal part which she has been called on to
perform for the last two years in the coun-
ellis of Europe, and the fresh glory which
has adorned her flag, wiilsamply compen-
safe her for the expenses Of tho war. TIE
effective strength of the French mercantile
marine has considerably increased; the
French flag has been every where seen, not
only in the Mediterranspn, but also in the
Black Sea. and it has Eisited parts where,
tor many years past, it has almost ceased
to appear. These relationssare destined to
survive the events which gave birth to them.
Several French establishments have since
the war, been formed in the principal ports
Of the Black Sea, where they will remain.
Such are the advantages which France will
derive from the war, and they may well be
placed in the scale against the price which
they have cost her."
To these maybe added another-and. by
no means an unimportapt one. The war
has produccdsa unity and harmony of feel
ing among the people, and has checked,
for'the time, at least, any tendency towards
a revolution. 1t has been tile means OF
establishing Napoleon moro firmly ON the
throne Of FRANCE. What England has
gained By thewar, is question more diff,
cult to ausssers.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-07-04
The Song of the Locomotive.

Beware! beware ! for l come i'll my might
With n scream and q scowl Of scorn:
With speed like the mountain eagles flight,
When he rides the breeze of morn
Avaunt avaunt! for heed younot, -
Nor pause for the cry of pain.
rejoice over the slaughter my wheels have
wrought, L
And laugh at tho mnngled slain. .-,
Away-away-ocr valley and plain
sweep with n voice Of wrath
In feecy cloud wrapmy train,
AS tread my iron path.
My bowels are fire and my arm is steel,
My breath is q rolling cloud;
And my voice peels out as onward wheel.
Like tho thunder rolling loud.
All day, all day, do my sinews play,
When my suns bright rays ore cast;
At the midnight hour fly ON my way,
Like death -6end bowling past.
bear the wealth Of q thousand climes,
The pearls of the briny sea,
The produce of lands wehre the church bell
chimes,
And the gold of the dark Catfrce'
I roar on the beach of the roaring deep,
Where the sea-shells touch my wheels,
Through the desert land with howl sweep
And the yellow harvest fields.
Ispecd through the city's busy streets,
Where the thronging crowds nre found,
Who fly at the sound of:my iron feet,
Like the hare at the baying hond.
traverse the regions of burning heat;
The Equator hears my scream;
And breathe the silence of winters retreat,
Where the glittering SNOW fields gleam.
The wild beasts fly when my voice they hear
Through the sounding forest ring,
And the sons Of men stand mute with fear;
OF earth am the king
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-07-04

The CULTIVATION OF CoTroN.-The
Circulars recently issued by the Commission
er of Patents, have elicited interesting in
formation in reference to the growth and
culture Of the cotton plant. We make fur
ther extracts on this subject of letters re-
ceivcd from the United States -consuls resi-
ding at Zante, Ionian Islands, and Mahon,
Baliaur Islands:
"Only one quality of cottonHis cultivated
at Zante, andsthe same may be said Of all
the Ionian Islands. The culture of cotton, is
moi ut all regarded here worth consideration
on account Of the scarcity Of soil. Tie is-
land is altogether :plaH:ed with cGrrant,
wine and olise, grovesse These are the prin-
cipal articles of productions. Of these islands,
to which the inhabitants dey5t6 their whole
time. The cotton fibre wanted for the, an.
nusl shgply Of these places riSimported
from Efgland.1 -,5,.I E. ;ss, :. =. l.
The lettesfrom MahonEsays:e ...
Il have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your circulanof February 29fh
last, in answer:to which, I must say that no
cotton is cultivated in the Baliaur Islands.
A eptton manufacture of fifty horse power
is workipgaon tie Island lof Msjorics, and
another, ofsone hupdEetk khose power, will
work inilhis place next ysar She build,
ings are alhseady conarpaaced. The cotton
used at Majosica. is the New s0sieauA. and
the same Quality viii be used at,aiabon.ss b;
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-07-04
Conspiracy to Assassinate the Queen of
Spain.

The Madrid journals of the 4th, report
that considerable sensation had been caused
10y the discovery of conspiracy to assas-
sinate the Queen. The following are some
details of the affair given BY The Diario:
"a man named Rendondo MARQUEE Or
ganized a secret society three months ago,
and young carpenter was drawn into it.
1t having been resolved to kill the Queen,
this young man was designated by lot TO
do the deed, and he was told that if he
fired on her Majesty, sum of 1000 pias-
tiers should be given to him, and that if lie
failed to do =. SO lie should be certainly
pnt to DEATH by his fellow conspirators.
On the 26th ult., at the moment at which
the carriage of the Princess of Asturias
approached the Calf del Arenal, a young
man named Fuentes drew pistol from his
pocket, a police agent seized his arm and
prevented him from discharging the weapon.
On being interrogated, he made known the
facts above related. just after his arrest,
Rendondo Marquee went to the place, on
pretext of making revelations representing
the conspiracy. No arms have been found
in any liouse,of the CALI del Arenal. Mar
qucz is native of Almadcneios, in the
province Of Cuidad Real. His political
opinions have always been Carlist. He is
q bold enterprising man, and has been
imprisoned for forgery"
The following are some details of the af-
fair given by the Nacion:
"The military precautions which were
taken on the Goth ult., on the occasion Of
the visit of the Queen to the Theatre del
Principe, and which have given rise to a
good dcalof conversation, were,,.i it appears,
caused by the discovery of aplot to destroy
the Queen i'll the Cali del Arenal, near the
CALI de la Duda, as her Majesty was return
ing from the theatre. The Government re-
ccived the information on the previous day
by means Of All anonymous letter sent
through the post. Some suggestions were
given in it for battling the conspiracy. The
Government afterwards learned that another
attempt was to be made on the goth, and
it took some new precautions. What is
curious is, thatsg the. anonymous letter was
written by the very man who WAS to have
fired on the Queen with pistol. He is a
young married workman, named Fuentes.
1t results from his declarations, and from
those of other persons who have been ar
rested, and who, like him, belong to the
lower class, that the chiefof the conspiracy
was an officer of the National Guard, named
Rendoudo Marquee, well knownsiu the capi-
tai. This man has hitherto escaped CAP.
ture, though it is snid that he is secreted
at Madrid. Among his papers were found
writtcrn permissions to enter the place and
speak to the Queen. lie, it appears, OBJ
tained them by pretending that llo was in
position to make disclosures respecting
dark plots against the Queen.