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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02
Superior Ceuft.-P Part First.
Before Chief Justice Oakley.

ACTION FOR BREACH OF WARRANTY.
FEE. 1.-Jam.s Phltan ana Micha<i Fhela~ Cragin d
CcnWuyplan ifs bought from defendan in July, 1885,
two hundred barrels Of beef under written qua
rantee that IL should be "wess and packed In
suitable for shipment to California" On the ARRIVAL Of
the beef 1t California part Of 1t proved tainted ana
understandable for wspt of sufficient salt the w.t.
resses alleged. Plaintiff brought this action TO
Damages. Mr.. Jonathan Meier appeared for plaintiffs
and Nh J. T. Brady for defendants.
The Court charged hat the defendants
not bound under the guarantee merely because
the teet Oh its arrival in California WAS not
in good condition thai they only bouud To
pack he beet ia the usua manner, and that wouE be
performance " the contract. But II 10 appeared thai
TIE beef cot sweet phen packed, hacked suit
atty for expectation 70 California then plaintiff, W re
entitled e. recover the difference between the vsns #
merchantabie beef and the value oi tbis pee
IN California that the defendants rad called ~itne
- show that NE beet packed IN the usual manner
ard IL 20, they we're rot LIABLE.
The jury found for the Plaintiffs sol2 81, which n
~luups Interest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02
Font Of New York, sebruary I, 1855.

CLEARED.
Hteaus hip Baltic Comstock, Lverpoo-E Collins
steamship Edinbu Oh (Br,, Cummings. Gasgow-J McSy
mon;
Ship Ruseell, Weston. aopr Korg-A Low Bros.
Ship Lotus Leckie, San Franciseo- Aired Laad
Ship Pfincs ton, Russell Liverpool Wn T Frost.
Bark New York Popre Brenlen--Poppe Co.
Bsyk Wslbtpobg Peckno~ Dcmarera-J Smith 4 Co.
Bark Louisa, Seuper. cnrderas-Mora Riera.
Brig Caroline Prince. AspinwaI- ranams ailroad Co.
Brig Model Dow, Csrdents Walsh Carver chase
Brig Saginaw. jackson, Jacksonville Peck Church 90.
schr Tinker. roo,b Trinidad Ga r Peters
schr Esg'e, Mills, st Thomas j Whitney Co.
ARRIVED
Schr Magellan Cloud lot 6a gent Matanzas, Jan
T. with sugar and boz ActerIy 18th irF OFF Hate
spos brig Mcnsgue oil Pts,on for Boston Ihs
experienced heavy split fresa stove galley &c
Sehr Ocean v ave, seeey, Virginia.
BELOW.
TIE schr Benjamin Franklin is It'll below.
SAILED.
Ship Sea Nymph, Sal Frerc.sco
Wind SUNRISE Me- meridian WSW; sunset nv snd light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02
FIRES n BJvrpI,Y. Massive learn from Wales'


Express fhEi bre broke out thts rorning tie store
II Foster Ioyett, Water street about hlH past
O'Clock which soon communic, f.i the ,ai by
stephen LirditT arc 0ccuples hy David Ctos-ii
ITO ebOuse ioi salt &c. then - he stote r. X.
ficseti, which consumed The wing A.
the NlMvts near were more or les daMagei The
schoCUeIs Osecno and .otdire owned by H. Graw. and
Others badly dameeei IT. masts, ngg,pg, bpsspgt-
&c. TIE snow deck peysDied s.ri0us damsga ~ the
bulls Of the vessels Foster Loyeta store contains
TO hbds ssl vessels cables, rigging, &s amount ot
LOSE estimated At Sl,2fC-uc Insurance. Stephens b
6rdIeris cont aimed macke,e cables Tgg,ng p,as
SALT Sc, al owrei by :. CroweH; icss 81 6l0-insu ed
At Spin gfel1 for 81 SEQ r j. Picgests store coo-
tsiDed Ice oaks fac go thds sat lumber, &c loss
~ aoin.uYed ioi SEQ. Ihe total toss by this fire
go 1000 Botoy Journal Jan. %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02
TnE WEARING OF sBAwLs IspIor Arr

IhE WEAVING OF SBAWLS INDICTABLE--A yrD-
man, dIefeo in man's clothes srgtstc1 at Il raafg
few days since, taken r'fore the Pecorfea ADD nd
doler she led befsef Mis- John ia am .Ii "a
rad followed the river ami osd been wearing Yperjs
clothes several years Miss JobD Aad her revenge, BY
flirg complaint before the Recorder svsina, ~ vel
known citizens for appearing In he IN habit, ent
not belonging 70 their sex, namely shawl tenttsmen
weAylng stswls xin please lake rotcy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

BUSINESS AT THE TOMBs FOR THE PAST MONTH.
The following table prepared by the Clerk Of the First
District Police Court, at the Tombs shows the exact
amount Of business Transacted at this Court for the
month of january last
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SAFETY OF TRAyrL OF TILE NEW JEsaxY R .n.

EfFtTr OF IhA'IL vt TIE VIEW JEHHHY NAIL
ncAIt Tho mittee OF the 10 which was re-
ferred that portion o. The Governors message relating TO
me expectancy Of enscrg law to the safe u
lite property upon Isi r1ads made report yesterday
nv bill pesides variety 81 minor regulations "a pre
erritfs several which ct pscutar interest and i'm
pornuce provide or he creation Of an officer Of rail-
:, &C companies 10 be flIsd Ia.o Guard charged with
he s,ec;sl duty 81 watching the SAFETY Of trains
II ~ " unsuful tor persons railroads when
an engine H. n limits the amouot y dtnisccs
when may recovered IN ~ cssb by Ae5eut TO
5000 for each person Killed II makes rail tosd
causing death by negligence Encouragement guilty Of
lssll-sspas;eT, - zytlun GaSe.s. ~, !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

TporrLE WITH PRILsr n SALE ~
Irii hufb rsmeo timothy koldsn the lsih nit ,,d
a plant before Justice tDe tosr Of saea Ina
Father Cannon. The Catholic priest tire place n nd
. violent assault uJ him. On a.. I'D ult n ,y ~
fore smother justice and MADE tffcad that r. r drank
wbtn the frst affidavit marie ana tn ta Qgapit
wss sll moonthine WibesseS have core forward bow
ever tud testified that Hordsu wa 10. drunk r oa
states that RioIdsn had toid min Sitndterr ~ ~
plant because the priest bso hinef s ss un.
less be did The story appeats . De plan one Vz hat
Il lest protsbly rio make u. sssalt but n 5,ier 4,
csc8te tte cobseqnencee, ontsod bis gnorant Is ,usr
70 10, ja1e HIM ~ --Ttt7go7s hG.,fe Jb
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Z
lo'Si 10 VI cases ospoeeo
We find by cmpsritg ,he above table with that 0.
January, 1853 that the o ,noSication cases for
ibe past month IS iiy twenty nve per cent less than
during the first month the Maine Lqaor Law In
kteIce rarely, January 1855 Here is nut tor the
temperance n en- to cTsck
A. Gyp PEIoNroUs AssAUIT AND HIGHWAY
RoRnpky
John McAyoy represeo,sd ~ tho First ward lice as
character was tai ep into custody on Thurs
GOV night by officers Eu-tace ana Bookland on charge
OF telopisus ASA ult apc highway robbery committed as
/, sfsge6 pnop ,te ,-rson al ,oor stranger ma ~,
49,, ~. .-t... 80 a.. = 49,.
wa,t,re NJ, 10 lpavan., -. o., h,t ~ no,nnh a
ne ~ ~, h go, s,. ~ -, e,,ea ~ oh
80. ~, Is, "a -: $500 ~ ~ az! So W.
Ds, WIG Anoeh =. i'ui uoN = sua etcheu h,s Po.kes
,hey ,ook uesuce nm I'm 10 sa.sieo sns nav No.
80 Ut Z. ~ -, =! n''
80 ,ha oc,os.se - -, -, a., =; - A. s", -.
ptisoreer TIE Other wo rascal escaped and have not
snce been rest.e- frew+J'- sud body present.i
49,, ss spi.arsnes pee y us hass ~ va,
6ouree TIE i.,,er .ss hrou1ht hefors Jns,ice Nd
at tie Essex Market Police Court, where commit
rec of ess"iha'eh'
ARREST OF WOMAN CHARGED WITH 3IGAMy
I;,e,teIno. . Gs,nsr sons, 90 ,.ks, ,,,o c,a.o
- ;, So. O., ~. - r...... -.
y! =! 'eitean' van cib % 1ne Hec'uo lisuct Foaee
Court on charge bigamy The prisoner 1t is alleged
entered into she holy bond Of wsdiock with Albert KUN
IesS ~. nv " s"y, io"- anu On ,ne ou VI ma'cn
first husband, Kummel wss still in the land Of the
livrg The Ceremony, Ia .he first rstancs, wss'per-
,orueo oy the f.v Ar roe Gu on broone street. wniie
the last marriage Gas performed by the Rev Mr. Clay o.
the Bsptt cnuIch 10 toftyibicd street, near Eighth
Avenue llAetle on oeDg o'"sent oeore 'u-uce ran.
bnshsnd I'D cs.sr,sS n,r srd hsc,rno a;,b
Argus some tine after sards she thought there
n hSIn IN marrying bin. Inc 1ag'sua,s TOOK quit
sns.er the chsro. Y,eterr.d sosirst .er
.., -, .,.,,', ,-o.. 80,
o"AN""~oi NHehA'i'" e'ohhS 'oeDS'
Patrick Mctarcfn sec nd hAnd clio hin dealer, doing
business ut No. Al Centre taken iuto custody
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

VOLCANIC EXPLOSIONS IN ARKAHsAs.-Tbe
li'e both G0Sei* bar 80 annexed in.ere sting letsr
iren corIespcncsD ~ JOINS counts Arkansas dated
erksviie, January t:Ur ne 81 day " cenber lst
Singular DOS. W, Heard II Las b. 90 d,etentv
uescibec BY thote sho bssrc H. A. n bla,t M . eli
ne explosion 81 meteor, single distant chm al
thunder 80 lar ~ gtsoa tie rer ne M
pace 81 explosion, here was run btng ans sensine
Vibration Of the earth. Much s-cuPticn vas had "a y.
its cause N vss pot uroDsb. hat II vas nundar a.
Il vst mid wi ner sno he sky Gear: nor hastjy 10
vel fer people DO - work in wells In the set AID
wiItry season. Upon inquiry ne found tnat to exno
SIGN hsn ben heard O. fer Fort Gt,soo and yenersv
IN crfe whote die meter two nunored nj e. ara ~
leed 70 find notice OF In paper OF vsu civ
The other day, Col bsap, Ct scott coun v vii I'd or
city, and gsye sppsren' s,uto the rnyssry n
sppfars from his statement that Mr.. Wm. Cipson chile
bear bunting on Christmas 6sy attempted cross Dfy
Creek mountain eiipatec ID T. 5N X ~ W but found
The mountain 10 be on fire. GIson describe ~ sene
ing forth I'm ke At tbe top winch A. pght h.- fuddy
glare std is vib. for m les For raj acres ar9nd
the leaves appear r. have withered the drrro
the sumner. The ground IN tts'ed and on The side, a.
tbe ou tsin numerous AtsDres through which hot
vspo1 IL constantly escaping Gpsop says toe stsa
or vsror vas so hot a. TO he painful 10 the hand when
bslG eTegit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-02

Pauline 'uomey. a gausD often caught pronenading
~ boS's clothing, arrested bY serge mt Jourdsn
charge O. gard isr-.ny seaug, m II Is ALLEGED,
fhen uokets Tor wt1eb other artic of jewery,
valued 81 $50 he properly ii Mr. ere spef beck o. No
10 fsh.x t'tt Inc tctet- found tine opseesscp
o. re accused Pauline wa compittei to prison ror
Trial, in &c hult Of ts
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JOSEPH McKtrRtCK,
.arrhttectE DWllMer.

Snap ~ Flo,t&s, Bhst # kstss n.
+ wOtjLb RESPECTFULLY call the
l. attention VI the public, ~ my arrange
ments fof the New Yeat Having n,ade
afs~n4emsbts with cne Of the best n,shu-
featuring establishments IN Cincinnati
| am prepared 10 furnish Sash Dvsts st,d
Blinds. made Or ths hest Whits Pine L,sn,.
bef. and Of surefiet workmanship and
much cheaper than can se made In The
South Persons wishing to build wsuld
find i 70 theit advantage to consult me
before building
!. Osdef. ttvth the rcuHtty earnestly eoii.
,citsd. Country wvtk II all kitNls ptospvt.
y attended to IN the tfloet wofkmanlike
tf1Anitef
PisHs and specifications fsr city ana esnt.
tty Hvtmes. eabbasbaM vii.as. ete., given in
The must appiossd, styls.. All kinds n
Job Work attended 10 with. neatness and
dispatch. Watet Cistefn. ,tia.le cf The best
tt,atefiah janJ0
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NUMBER As.
THE DAILY COMET.
Published Daily (satAAays Eassptsd /,
Office ~ On Third Street

~1'eYfals.--rsR subscripticnis hsed at the
txte u % NJ pr afkttn, fAyAhls II, alvshse. Or
- 90 A. the expir atictl of SIX months The Week
\ u patt,shea IL ID Sepes Ahs,a,d iavsrissit in
eivanee. Both VIM be punctualiy delivered with
IN The limits " tt.e gitv " ths catttet. F7'FF
|" Dollar per square
fsr the htst insertion; ara half tbns shitufs for
eyer subsequent insef tiufi-ten lines or less, ecn
stittte sg,tats. =
veAfly Adtefi1slng.--M 4. Merchants, Trs
dsrs. afd ethefs, win be etd1tactsd WIN IN the
NEST teasonsble tefttye s q e#.ey,S*
~ gWbx work. .AOts fsetltties ~ ielrg
Job Work with featfisss 4t,d dsspa tcli-if allys'
tset'ss II eolots, canlet be surpassed ~ ahy ess
tablishtneht In the Ulty4-speti ~; -! syH.
tAwysss' Bsfkss-BAfi TicKsts-P6sfsks- ks-Hilh
HsAps--i,lih or LASiias-P PRpsRA MNss---St sgricr
Ttcs sfs -pRcestsfs LAssls -tAars- riscuL yrs
ana Visrftsu UskDs. Fof fNfttef sfticalafs,we
invite yc,t In call and see sur specimens
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.Vr,c Spring Hootls!

0CONOR is now opening the follow
~ Ing Spring Goods, reed by The latest arrivals
-seIij6 M1ltt r
ati,ss ahd Mi.ses. Ribecn., f't,mes. Fiowets. Ac.
:, . fine Dress 0us,ds. I'D
ttesndie, Hsteke ttAin And Heusiced tttes.es
plain and Flodneed dresses Muslin and tacuiiet
ktcudeed Dresses, B,,tlahtines, White and Crter.
sai taee1ets, Swiss, Nansoek and Alull Muslins
White Embroidered Hohes ahh skirts Ethhro'd-
eeed. Swiss Muslin. in pieces, Striped and check
Masiins, every kind
-H d M h ~ Aef1es1
Etnbvoiderel Muslin and Jaconet bands Ent'ds
Asaslins Aatt tsesnets Edtine and inserting col
lars, ,Chemisetts aad Sleeves, a gred rafiety.
Domestic esU0sts.
Irish Lines, linen lawns, Coler.d ani White
Rebbinets Mosquito bars. Linen iot Mosd.,it, bars
French, Enfsh ana American Csllico Prints -
G,neha,ns. uhects s6d plain Dress foods.
Psffasaefv ~ 9verv Description.
uorsets. Hoped Skirts and Fslse HIATT, In sbuns
dance. ~ Third stteet-oppcsite the p"ss' h'ce.
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pre,,c,, Mnvstluas.

TIE ladies are inviten. IT, e exainne M,
npring Mantilae, 1fthe IN test and mast tasiisu.
able styles, purchased Of The importers IN N yn,k,
~ tlss assortment is MT tety large, the isdies
would dv well ~ call early--at the
Psti AbsGfaiA uHstt GAsH srttss.
mar25-N Lafayette Street.
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INSURANCE.
s0,stN.kh kAhtttai INSURANCE CtstspAi,D ,
~. " tgateSss HyNSe. f

" HA4tta aBti6e.
freotSc,as.d ~ Act " Lsvtssutsre ~ kvsisssea,
Apptvsst, AlsrcA lstA, 1856.
Authorised Capital. sss.s 0BtDD, ,UOO. 90.
The Southern M.tmat lnsmranre Con,pont,
Of baton Rouge, have this day cotf,mence,i
operations, and are prepared 10 take FiRs,
MAk,rs, and HivsR Risks.
Direct
James N. Brown, Leon Ronneesse,
John B. Kleirpeter, Andrew Malta,
Fergus Permission, W. =. 1suhharl,
JOS. V Durable, Joseph Latgsier,
L. G. Mediation, WIN. s. Pike,
Trustees.
w. B. Walker, lessee Hart,
F, y. Conrad, 3. u. Lsyrock,
thas A. Slack. james ". t,tu,ct,
Sosthene Allaky. w. y. Phillips,
Joseph $. Williams, Thompson J. Bird,
J. r. Ncl.n Daniel y. Avery,
John A. pcugheity, Samuel NJ. Hart,
WILLIAM 3. PIKE, ttes't
ALrksb sasfsras, see'v
Baton Rouge. Jan'y. 29, 1855. If
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p N0t4Ces lH'I- 80
THE subscriber respectfully returns HE
| 1 thAnks u bis friends ana customers who
l,ave during The past year literally siven
him their patronage. shti lakse this seth.
ud Of iufotming them and the pHblic ri
large that he has now on hand 4 large lot
" sea.rned lumber and evetythins tequis-
~ fsf the SHdettakina s,eeesefal ectnt,le.
ation gf ali wstk IN the shape II House
Buildings, Blinds, Sash and Doors, Sttins
db of Stores. BAT -foefhs In the best, most
dhrabie and wetkmanlike ttvie. An lluftiers
LETT ae D. G. C.sMonssn's tlsNlw Wars Stefe. The
Post Oflise, Of ~ my shop On Filth street
adivining st. Peters and St. psul's college.
viii meet with prompt attention. =
det2i. a = q. i. SEES.
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NEW tsOOus.

ruet RBGt1vs, per steamship Cshs~ba, ttcr
j New York, Beautiful white and Colcured t,ri.-
itattides, piatn ann pistd Mhite Jsects.s, Main
socks, Swiss Wuslins, Embroidered Swiss rpd Jsc-
,,net f3aNas. ttsih Btaek ana Uulvtea Ratese.
Ladies' anf Misses White Cotton Hose, Black an d
Cyisfed sitk hivves, tiist Mttts, Rtaek ard white
Grape Ccliars and Sleeves, Figured and Plaid
silk parssyls, Hfats; Haif t',tsh and tletded
Skirts, for sale very CHEAP at the
pt4tLA ABeifrstA CaAtf GasH stree,
April %. y.s Lafayette Street.
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T149 UTuAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF new YoRR.
Net AceNmNidted Cush Fmd,
0.O1s,Tv9.
All the profits divided among the Insured
FRED. s. WINSTON, Pte.t
ISAAC ABBOTsT, aee'y. -.-,
CHAs. Gull, .Atm,y.
trNttses A. f,se, duly authorized
Agent fcs gaton Rouge. ar. ICY.
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1t,p Qttap Stort.
11eh 0tlfvtl sbftmx Goods.

tueT REUEtvhD yer stsa nsshit Uahawbs. ffct,
j New York, ana opeusd this tnp.ting. a ctioice
seleeticn u ladie. brsss Gsosds. Flonneed pst
sge Robes, Ghatly, Plain and Black t,atege.,
Hinehams, tnWas, very fine Black Alpaca, Super
Bcnibaslne, English ana french prints f'tiiiante.,
Corded lawns, Paris syiphides, A new sttc. fct
ladies dresses, ttenadines Ac., at The
PlilbADHl pHiA OftEAP tAsH sroRt.
snatg5 Lafayette .tteet.
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To 1stalsa tiers.

A tKlN'S Cora and Cotton Cultitstct
n This truly useful agricultural imptoy
tn.Nt, hsstee,i fully testetlty highly res.
pettable and practical planters wins aftefte,t
trial. say that by its ,,se. IN the cultivation
Of Corn, Cane, OF Cotton, there il saving
Of AZ least one 'thifti the labor TO man an,(
hotae over the common plow. ,lts new
invsntion, Patented March 20, ls4p.
Planters are invited 10 call Astf exstnine Il j.
/ A supply on hand and for sale BY
w. II. ruNNARD
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l. 10 the citizens II DatcN ""
Rouge, from long residence, offers his rtv
te.sional services b Tie pwblae. n : teacher
ct the ps~so Fea~s, The v,ea,r, and Con-.
Nxr.A.risroy Ne will also furnish music
tst pHvAee Parties, solr3e, &e Letters
addressed u hia, tAvssA tAe rcst Office.
will " promptly answered. aaa ptaer lett
al TIE CoWtet uasce, win meet iumediate
attention. loctll III W. JOLLY.
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WHf1E 60TTtNy Ann LINENS.
ueT nEgEtvED, per stea ,nehip CahswhM frorn
j New Ystk auctions. 4 l1ne lot ri si,irting crt.
tcns and Linen SHIFT hcsole, for sale tert Inv nj
the tH,lApslpHti easAp cAsn sruss,
Atlt a. sttff s.ft Ef9H 1Afpyette RttpAk.
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tarfDttfftSt1l Qarbs, &f.
@. q. WILSON,

Hoasv, eisn Z OsnameAssi raiaser,
Third Street, two doors North u the fust once.
HAVING pettianently located IN Baton Rouge,
III ~ wsdtd sespeetfiiiy solicit snare u The
public patronaee Being pfactieable wufktsen. We
afe IL wbfk IN the htcst reasonable terms Ana IN
the best style
ALSO, Draining, tiasbiins, aiasine and Papet-
haAnitis NeAtit executed.
i " Plsntatios work ssiisited and promptly
attended w. deeis-t.
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Flrst Arrival 1T the Season
...., Ar THE ONE PRICE
tVOIhitlg Essti,Ort,s,ss.

FNHE Subscriber has lust received ~
u steamer gRsscEs1 CRY. from New
York, a large and beautiful assortment Of
zl GENTS FUkNfSHfNts GOODS,
Consisting Of Linen Bosom Shirts; Silk.
Cotton and Metino under shifts SHIFT tcl-
Lars. Linen and Cotton Draws, Hosiery.
Gl,ves, Su.penLers, Linen and silk Pocket
Hdkf.. Ctavsts. Nest ties aeafh Stocks.
Ate-, all Of which have been seleeted from
and will besold attow prices. IN er,lef 10
do Justice and give satisfaction to cash buy
ets; he has made it a rule in all cases to
deduct ten rer cent for cash. and will in all
cases strictly aohefe to Tint principle
septs.y. W. y. PHILLIPS
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Dress Trim m itss.i

1I1IM be opened mi. motning a
w beautiful asscrthlent ~ ladies dress trif,
tiints II tls latest Parts style Sash and t'on,iet
Ribbcns, st the pHlLADsi ra,A CaeAr C.sa stckr,
h,af3sH Lafayette Street.
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Among the Late Arrivals

Philadelphia Cheap Cssh st"fe.
WILL be found beautiful new style
w Parts t'steges flernced scbes, very cheap.
A lstge ssscf t,nent Of Satin Iailssk Table cloths
.nd Nspkins, very superior auaiity ~ t1ents Ln-
en Cai,yric Hsndketchieis afsw pieces cf stil,er
white linen itil FOR sale AZ the
PaiLABsLfaiA UaeAt CssH Sfyns,
fnatpj-M 1afaye ette Street.
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CARRIAGES, l1hrmess. Whips, lkc.
1NHE Suheetihet's assortment Of Carrie.
4 ses, fairness, whips. &c. is n,w ceso-
rlete, and he invites a., examination oi
ht. stock before purchasing in New Ot-
leane, as he guarantees HE prices A. low a.
a any III the south.
WarefooM corner Of Third and t'lctids
Streets. Manufacturing and Repairing in
.ul,etiof style at the old established eten.l
cetaef Of Main and Church Streets.
RHsxsfNs Isss War. sTuNNARD.
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STRAW rtA1~TlNus.

STRAW MA1wr1N0S.
ruef hcteived frdhi New York Auctions, Twes1Y
j ftvt Passrs WtflTg and tOtURED MATING
which viii be sold Al vEhf Low PRICES At The
-, la 4. PHitIAbsEfatA CAstp Dasa areR~.
Arl. 81 - Lafayette street.
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NOR the convenience Of The citizens pf
J. Baton Rouge, An Office has bes, c,,su-
ed At JosnuA BsAns Sross. o,rssits the
Harney House, where orders may be left
for itnunsdiats tAnsMiesion 10 The SrsAM
ps,ck anil LuMnaa M,.ts. Of the ssbee,i.
ber. aud will Be- filled with qsisk despatch
a. if given u the Office on the yard. Those
wishing Arm end durable article, are 80.
licited to test the quality Of che SrxAM
PskssKp. 10 Brick delivered in town and
vicinity in any quantities. al lowest market
rates aux2S-tl J. H. SCHENCK.
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III. persons isdebtrd IN me IN sacs. Sits. ssli
"A plesse remember that their sccswnts seTe dss
On the evst Of January, and uDtess they come for
ward and settle immediately. viii " compelled
u pIsee them N the hands ~ / co1esStss ~ ena
lection. Mb9 ". p. fMELtea.
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las. M. MuCUTCIIE EN, Attorney.&
y COUNSELLOR Al Law, laurel ~, baton Rouge
win practise IN ths Uessts tf tse PARISHES " eAss
and West Baton Rouge, east and west .4eliciahs.
ana ttstvilie, ahd IN me eaptetns gSsft, @3.f
RefEalsces: Hon. J. r. benlatnin, Non. Ran
aetl HUht. NJ a.. Chlet Jtsttes MsfstsNj H6ti
r. Underwood, lion. Asher ". Graham. NJ. CHIEF
Justice Ewiny, Ex. Ohlef Justice Rcbertscti Non
Henry 4rider, Kentucky. s apsc-y.
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GTRAW MAT1'lN0.-Twenty
~ Ave pieces IA Straw Mating to al.
rive thi. week and fut sale by
lian-10.l W. y. PHILLIPS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-18
PROTOCOL No. 20.

MEETING OF APRIL z, 1906.
Present-The plenipotentiares Of Austria, France
Great Britain, Prussia, Russia Sardinia and Turkey.
In conformity with the decision which had been taken
the Congress applies itself to the question whether the
bockades be raised before the exchange Of the ra
fcatons Of the treaty Of peace.
Court wAIEwsK states that the prccedents established
that generally blockades have not bsep raised until
time Of the exchange of the ratfcatons In virtue OF the
principle that Ia not terminated until the time
when the stpuatons which to put end to II have
received the sanctions Of the sovsregns that the spirit
Of berality which exercises, In days, happy
influence international law and the rela ions
which the different powers maintain among themselves
admits nevertheless OF dearture from this ruie that
France ard Great Britain, who have imposed the exist
Ing bockades, have agreed between themselves to mani
fest this occasion their solci ude for
general and that consequently 1t cnty remains to
devise the proper for bestowng upon Europe this
fresh benefit.
The EARL Ct CLARENDON lin concert with the first pen
potentary OF France, proposes to conclude armscs
by sea This measure in his opinion, would cause the
existing BIZ cksdes to be imme diately raised.
Count WAIEwsI adds that this arrangement would
admit Of captures made subsequently to the signature Of
being considered vod and OF the ships and cargoe
captured berg restored that commerce would thus be
authorized TO without further DELAY oil Its trans
40 lens, Russia On her side TO revoke from this