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BOOKS, STATIONERY, etc.
II lNILLSPAUGH,
Post-Office,
-.

Post-office,
Washington, In.
has now on hand large assortment of Blank Books,
full and halt-bound, and every article usually found
in II Statoner's store
So The following Books just received:
The Complete Works of John G. Calhoun, vols;
Literary and Historical Misccllanics, by Bancroft;
The Miscellaneous Writings of DeQuincey, the
English Opium Eater, u vols
British Eloquence, by Chauncey A. Goodrich, D. D.;
Memoirs Of James Gordon Bennett and His Times;
Travels in the Chinese Empire, by NJ. Hue;
Fletchers Studies on Slavery;
Be'nett's Double Entry Bookkeeping; =
Marsh's Single-Entry do.
Bcach's American Practice OF Medicine anu ram
Hoopcr's Medical and Surgical Dictionary;
| Masses Anatomical Atlas, liz fine colored ci'-
| cravings; ". 49,
English and Latin Lexicon;
| United States Dispensatory;
| History Of the Council of Trent;
| Webster's Quarto Dictionary, complete;
| Modern Mysteries Explained and Exposed;
My Confessions, or the Story Of o Woman's Life;
Ruth Hall. by Fanny Fern;
| The Old Homestead;
A Visit to China, Loo-Choo and Japan, by Bayard
Taylor; r.
| DeVere of the University of Virginia.
Memoirs of the Countess of Bcssington;
Memoirs Of Sidney Smith, by Lady Holland;
The Spectator, by Addson;
Fudge Doings, by Tx Marvel;
| Dodds Lectures; .....-
j Bentons Thirty Years in the U. 8. Senate;
The Watchman, a sequel to the Lamp-lighter;
VI Harpers Story Books;
/, Fanny Ferns Works;
J Modern Mysteries Explained and Exposed;
Jealous Wife;
D Confessions Of Pretty Woman;
Barney ORierdon, the Bashful lrishman.
sS- In a few days we shall receives
The Life Of Washington, by Irving, in vols.;
l. Bayard Taylor's Travels, uniform edition, in
G vols l2mo,;
d The Hidden Path, by Marion Harland, Of w.;
n Moredun, a Tale of 1910, by Sir Walter Scott;
It Chemistry of Common Life, 2 vols.
HS Orders will be filled at the shortest notice
e Standayd Lsterature. Elegantly bound and H'
N trated Cheap Publications, Magazines, NetysF
ID pers and School Botks, School Stationery, Y.
Of French and English Post Stamps. Stamp Enr
t. opes, etc.
Washington November 8, 1855.
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EAGLE HOTEL, formerly Gait House."
u Washington, La. ~. VIM. IRELAND, of New
Orleans, having purchased the above house, begs
leave to announce to the public that it is now open
for the reception of transient and permanent board
ers It is situated between the upper and lower
steamboat landings, fronting the Courtablear. Ihe
promises have been newly furnished, and no effort
will be spared to render the accommodations and
Those of any hotel in the interior Of the State.
Good stabling for horses.
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A plain and unschooled man, who has re-
ceived his education principally beneath me
open sky. in the field and the forest and VINO !,
has welded the axe more than the pen Whie
Speaking of children, remarked with true and
beautiful simplicity "Ihc little chips arc
nearest the heart"
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA--Distfict Court
~ Parish of st. Landry. N. No. 76l2 Estate of
John X. Pickett, deceased late Of the Parish Of 81
Landry.
ree Administrator Of the estate Of said deceased.
having filed IN annual account Of his administration
of said estate, accompanied by his Petition praying
that the same may he homologated and approvedi
And whereas, the prayer Of said petition has been
granted by an order Of Court, bearing date Deceu,
ber 2s. 1865;
Therefore, notice Is hereby given 70 al persons in
tercsted to show cause any they can within thirty
days from the date hereof, why said account should
not be homologatcd and approved. ..s e n
Clerks office, Opelousas, December %, 1858.
5..i 5 A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
,CTATE OF LOUISIANA Al District Court
~ Parish Of St. Landry 4. No. 1911 Estate Of
Henri Fontenot, deceased. Final account and IT,
lbleau Of distribution 11
LAsrIE PlEnRs GulLLoRY, Of the Parish Of So
Landry Administrator Of the estate Of said deceased
having filed final account and tablcau Of distrihu-A
ton of the funds Of the said estate accompanied ~
his petition, praying TINT the same may be homolo.
gated and approved; and whereas, the prayer Of
said petition has been granted by IN order OF Court,
dated December n, 1865;
Therefore, notice Is hereby given to all persons IN
tercsted to show cause, II any they have, within
thirty days from the date hereof why said nal NO.
count aud tableau should not be homologased and
Clerks Office, opelousas, December 20, 1865.
- ~ : 1'"1 NJ, 4. GARR1GUEs, Clerk.
cNTATE OF FLOUISIAN Al District Court
~ Parish of ST. Landry. No. 76l0.. Estate Of
Susan nj. Collins, deceased -f. Z. !;
JosErn M. MoonE, Of tho Parish Of St. Landry,
Datve Testmentary Executor of the estate of Susan
NJ Collins deceased late Of said Parish having filed
q final account of his administration and tablcan
Of classification Of debts not heretofore classified and
of distribution of said estate accompanied by his Pc
tition praying TINT the same be homologated; And
Whereas the prayer Of said petition has been grant
cd by an order of Court, dated December 10, 1866;
Therefore, notice Is hereby given to all persons In
within thirty days from the date Of this notice. why
said account tablca etc, should not be hornoogated
and confirmed, as prayed for in said petition. 81
\ Clerks Office, Opelousas, December 20, 1865.
| "A. GARRIGUE EH,y Clerk.
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Attest
DOLCE JURY, Parish of St. Landry
i Meetinr Of Decenher 4. 1855. .---i

Resolved that the resolution of the 4th of Septcm-
ber 1856 be rescinded and that the Collector Of the
Railroad Tax of 1854 be and sauhorized to proceed
and collect according to law, the said tax; and in
case of seizure of property to pay the same and that
there should be no bid at the sale of such property,
or in case the amount bid should not be equal to the
amount of the tax and costs due thereon, then, in
either case the Collector is hereby authorized and
reuured to bid in such property for and in behalf Of
this Parish to the full amount of such tax and costs
only.
A true copy: GUY IL. BELL, Clerk.
sJ In conformity with the above resolution, de-
linquent Taxpayers are hereby informed that nc
further Indulgence can he granted to them, and that
shall proceed against them forthwith according tt
llaw. Gpslousgs, December 20, 1856.
! ELBERT CAN'T, Csllastsr.
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Death or s1innehah..

=, .se wigwam,with Nokomis.
,,,.h ~ IN ttose gloomy guests that watched her,
w;th the Famine and the Fever
shs was lying, the Beloved,
IL Tie dying Minnehaha.
s~H,rk i" she said !" hear rushing,
u.,r roaring and rushing,
Hs.r the Falls ofMinnehaha
% c.Ii,nr 10 me from distancel"
'..No Nv child !" said old Nokomis,
arria the uight-wind in the pins-trees!"
eIook!n she said 8" see my father
standing lonely OF his doorway.
psckoping tome from his wigwam
~ the land Of the Dacotah ~ * -5s
nNo nv child !" said old Nokomis, s
am. the smoke that waves and beckons!"
nlhln she said, " the eyes Of Pauguk
.,.,. mon me in the darkness,
iean feel his'icy fingers N7a n~ ,5
rasping me amid the darkness, j .ga-a- .sg
Hawatha! Hiawatha !" a5t "a"
And the desolate Hiawatha. .a .a-,...
Far away amid the forest, ,t+ a..
n;les away among the mountains, I'D.
Heard that sudden cry of anguish, 49,
pear1 the voice of Minnehaha
calling To him in the darkness,
"Hiawatha! Hiawatha! .p
Over snow fields waste and painless,
e1Inder suow.enchmbered branches,
1Iomeyard hurried Hiawatha,
Emuty.handed, heavy-hearted. ess ..' .4,.
Heard Nokomis moaning, wailing: $50"
SWahonomin! Wahonomin! l
Would that had perished for you, .
Would that were dead as you are, M ",
.Wahonomin! Wahonomin!"
And he rushed into the wigwann,
sav the old Nokomis slowly ,.l..s..-
Rocking to and fro and moaning,
Saw his lovely Minnehaha ~
living dead and cold before him,
And his bursting heart within him,
Uttered such a cry of anguish,
That the forest moaned and shuddered,
That the very stars in heaven
Shook and trenlbled with his anguish.
Then he sat down, still and speeches.,
On the bed of Minnehaha,
AZ the feet of Laughing Water,
At those willing feet that never
More would lightly run to meet him,
Never more would lightly follow.
With both hands his face he covered,
Seven long days and nights he sat there,
As in a swoon he sat there,
Speechless, motionless, unconscious
OF the daylight or the darkness.
Then they buried Minnehaha;
In the snow grave they made her,
In the forest deep and darksomc,
Underneath the moaning hemlock,
Clothed her in her richest garments, .,
Wrapped her in her robes of ermino;
Covered her with snow, like ermine;
Thus they buried Minnehaha.
And at night a fire was lighted,
On her grave four times was kindled,
For her soul upon its journey
To the Island of the Blessed.
From his doorway Hiawatha
Saw it burning in the forest,
Lighting up the gloomy hemlocks;
From his sleepless bed uprising,
From the bed of Minnehaha,
Stood and watched it at the doorway,
That it might not be extinguished,
Night not leave her in the darkness.
Farewell |! " said he, Minnehaha!
Farewell, O my Laughing Water!
AL my heart is buried with you,
All my thoughts go onward with you!
Come not back again to labor,
Come not back again to suffer,
Where the Fame and the Fever
Wear the heart and waste the body.
Soon my task will be completed,
Soon your footsteps shall follow
10 the Island of the Blessed,
To the Kingdom Of Poneman,
10 the Land of the Hereafter!"
[Longfellow's New -Hiawatha
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d COLLINS,
4 MOUNDVILLE,
Begs leave to inform his friends and the public that
he has returned from the city with full assortment
of Fancy, Domestic and Staple
DRY GOODS
of the newest styles and patterns, great variety of
Plantation Goods, Negro Blankets, Kerseys, Lin
seys etc. ETC., general stock of Plantation Medi-
cines of the hest quality also, large stock Of Gro
ceries, Coffee, Flour, Bacon, Salt, Brandy, Wine,
Whisky, etc etc.
p G. is agent for Jacobs Cordial. J.
p.Collins will make cash advances on Cotton Sl-
gar and Moasses consigned to MILLER FORESTER
New wOreal,s.
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Shoes, clothing,
Stationery,
Hardware, Crockery, Wooden Ware,
and many other articles suitable for the country
trade. Also, on consignment, Hay, Oats, Bran, Oil
Cake, Corn Meal, Cracked Corn, Hominy, Dyspepsia
Rye Flour, otc. Potatoes. Onions, Apples Oranges,
and all kinds of Fruits.
Also Lime, Pitch, Tar, etc.
nH- Orders for Straubs celebrated Corn Mills and
Dr. Newcs Cotton Press Screws, received and filled
with dispatch. Also for the Washing Machine which
is now being so extensively used throughout the
parish.
Country merchants planters and all in want of
goods and supplies, would do well to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, Sugar, Molasscs, Cisteri Sl-
gar, Cotton, Wool Hides, Peltries, Eggs, Wax, Moss
and Moss Blankets will be received in exchange for
goods at fair market prices.
| Call and see.
| Terms, cash or barter. H. H. NlMMO,
| at Anderson & Thompsons Warehouse.
| P.S-E. l.. N. will hereafter be weekly receiving
fresh supplies of Provisions, Groceries, etc.
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UNIMPROVED LANDS
Y AT PRIVATE SALE-The undersigned offers
at private SALE on reasonable and accommodating
terms, the following described Tracts of Land:
l. 576 acres lying east Of the Bayou B9Mf, and Il
miles of the junction Of Bayous Beuf and
Crocodile, adjoining lands of DR.. l.. Webb
and Moore a. Prescott. Ns$,@ d
. 1886 ceres ON the west bank of Bayou BGuf, ad-
joining lands Of Mr.. Littell above und G. l..
Swayze below.
3. 400 acres on the west bank of Bayou Wa1ie
A, 442 acres on the east bank Of same, bounded on
the east by the plantation OF the undersigned.
s. T24 acres bounded on the west by the plantation
of the undersigned on the south by g. II.
1 King, on the east by A. Wartelle, and on the
.. north by lands Of B. r. CAN'T and others.
6. 200 acres on the Elm Bayou, near lands Of Mr.
Foreman. ,-..- .,.,.. l -t.
The new State road, as surveyed and partly com.
pletcd runs through the center of the lands on and
east of.the Wake, which are not surpassed by any
lands in the Parish for fertility of soil and timber
having been selected especially by the proprietor
after first seeing al the unculivated lands Of the
Parish. q
Apply to Jonathan Harris, Opelousas 7. @. Ander
son. Washington or the undersigned, ut his residence
on Dry Bayou. JAMES MOKGAN.
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FOR SALE.

EEOR SALE-A DESIRABLE REs1pEScE in
Il the Town of Opelousas. Possession given i'm
imedately. For further particulars inquire Of G. N.
EALER Mt this Office.
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DOLCE JURY-Parish of st. Landry
l. Meeting Of December 4, 1855.
Resolrcd, BY the Police Jury of the Parish Of St.
Landry that at meeting Of tile Jury, to be held on
Monday the l4th day of January 1856. The amount
of Taxes to be assessed and levied on said Parish for
the service of the present year 1885, will be fixed
and determined.
The following is an estimate of the expenditures
41,.I atral :
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FoR sALE.-Thc undersigned will sell u
I his Mulatto Boy named GEORGE, aged 80
years He is first-rate brick maker and brick
layer as well az an excellent cook and body servant
For terms, apply at this Office or to q,
JONATHAN HARRIS.
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ID ACES! RACES !-Will take place, on
IN Mr.. Alexander D. Deville's Race Track, near
Vile Platte, on SATURDAY, January 20, 1856, an
American Sadde-horse Race, (catch weightsD
mile and repeat.
ss- Entry Fifty Dollars. A purse Of Twenty-Five
dollars allowed the winner. 5 A.,,,t ,s-.
Vile platte January s, 1856.
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ILNOR SALE-A HOUSE and Lor, situated
II in Vile Platte, opposite Mrs. Galaud's. The
Lot has onehaf arpent front, by depth of ten ar
pents On the premises are good Kitchen and q
Corn Crib. For further particulars, inquire Of ONE
ZINE A. GulDRY, Opelousas Of the subscriber, on
the premises .,ls.-y.s. g4y
FRANCOIS A. yIDRINE
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YNHE undersigned will continue the business Of Il
j late firm on his own account, and hereby solici
a continuance of the patronage heretofore extendt
to the house. .gl. .s b. NEY.
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ifsntasion uoods rcgru nunkcis. ntis*,ys Eiiiss
seys, etc ete., general stock Of Plantation Medt
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GUY II. BELL, Clerk.

noarders who have fire in iler tOoias viii furnish
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tDV VAfIF yStt VT stuls1t n OIr'
ok~O the stage stand at Madame Esita-
III bxac-
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NEW FALL GOODS ~
lN BzGAUCEIANIP u WILKINS,
.4 Washington, La,
Have in store and are receiving by every steamer
from NewOrleans every variety of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
Hats, Caps, .r010
Boots and Shoes,
..... ..... Clothing,
and every thing necessary for Plantation use.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES 'a
made on consgnments of Cotton and Sugar to MIIr
LER Il FORESTER, NewOrleans.
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS. MORE
IN BARGAINS,
The undersigned has this day arrived from New
Orleans with carefully selected supply Of
Provisions,
Groceries, IT,. .
Tobacco,
Dry Goods,
Hats Boots,
| Shoes, Clothing,
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prom The Panama Herald, Oc. is.l
CONDITION OF THE ARMY--THE PusLIc HEvENUH-
SWEARING IN OF THE Woe PRssIDsNr- DEsKgr-
LBS Fhoh wAIxM-TRADE REPORT AnD CaoPs-
The schooner Tres Hernsnos We have reoe we'd niss
Of ne A0sm Sr"ana1 q Gan JOte, 70 Octoser q
at review aely held In San jose seven hundred and
asy men appeared on paFAdeAn u efecAve order end
good health
The report Of the Minister Of War and Finance to Con
geess including the budget for 1865 made public
the llh uh Exclusive Of extraordinary war expenses
stands thus
IcA o. revenue. $3.50, oss
Total Of expenditure. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 47l,47a
Surplus. 3l63, 415
THIS statement says the al.im Is very hastering 70
the county, although we believe the surplus already
on the 18th Of September the thirty -oh anniversary
of the Independence Of Central America was celebrated
Don Vicente Aguar has been elected vice President,
and WAS sworn into Office on the Gath.
After !he ceremony me President Of the republic =.
dressed him to the following enect:-"You have ~
sacred oath, and the people who have ela sAken
Judge your sc's; consrssalae mya go yoa VII VII
~ aea a a pubic ana Up
and without other ambition >siDhuenced but by law
The general welfare EN- that o. o"as ~ %
his wiln gness V M President responded, expressing
ion had CO.. nd4a - al the ardueas dniiss which the
cqoNfats IN nsas and called upon ali good patriots
Fo,e,sn 10 kcntufar has been appointed Minister Of
.,airs and Pubic lrstraoton; Don Joaquin Ca,vo
3 the post OF Homo Minister and Don Rafael hxca
Ute thai of War asd Finance.
, Many deseriers continue TO in from Walkers
army. The accounts They bring contradictory and
not 10 be rehed upon They ind employ ment on the
haciendas.
General Canas as stn the frontier watching tho
Walker party and large additional force 70 be sent 70
on hym immediately. Private Advces state that 600
men had already marched. and 900 TO I.o00 were
soon 70 follow. pubic meeting was held on the 9TH
inst, A. ssn Jose, in which unanimously agreed
10 carry the with visor. The Rahop OF san Jose
made oaer government Of al bis private property
influential contributed 0PQoiv
expenses Of the war
The trade report for the commercial year ending June
30, 1856, appt AIRED in the spl Bulletin OF the i7tn by
which IL appears that the export OF coffee amounted to
s0e5 cwt making 9706 cwt 10 OF the preceding
year. The roaa tax the eame amouncd to $40. Us,
which not sufficient IN the annual outlay. faat
tor the month OF june amounted by tue shown 10
the Buia Of the 2sth TO SIS, which is stated by tbe
al Superintendent 10 De below tho amount required
Tor the Of the year.
The crope continue to improve n appearance, snd the
weather has been favorable Sales OF next years cohee
have been made at from 81 to 81 90. The market Of
pynta Arenas is rather bare OF goods At present. and
business very dull
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THE SPIRIT AND THE BRIDE SAY COME;
And all ye that thirst, come and drink
For this week VIII contain snoher chapter the
Or, The Sin of The Father.
o"e"e'SB BY Herbert
Racing RecoilecfIons.
lurf swndhng stunning Rein and LcsEder.
BY Iouchs'onc.
oa snAni ~ Weston Ne 1; Fisher.
Fact Pun and Fancy.
Great Horse show Ia Boston,
Veterinarian Department.
Agricultural Department
Iadv Equesirianisrs III Waerto~r.
BY Mrs Foster.
Chess--Drsughis
Po.ce and Markets
Foreign and Domestic News.
Races and Matches to come or
By ! Rough Writer.
Our PAGE e Muse,
Joe Muggn'. Dog ss.lu.
our London Letter.
Going \ nuttng.
by Query
s"maaIry is.m Brick
haeing in France 1Is,v.
Pub Report Of TIE froitng O. BcsifItsJ
4 Few Inches Nearer the Nneniafr.
Our Picture GALLERY
By fmpulae.
Chess In Vienna
Reeata. ~ 00Wanu4
The "aiie AND Other Mariss.
Price, only sly Cents
The Publishers are getting M eleTans 81 70 give
each regular subscriber monthly.
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AIrwNI ASSOCIATION or COLUMBIA COLLEGE =
n 7he snnus business meeting OF this assoc alton viii be
held hone hape On Friday, Oct a. " O'Clock Y. M
The annual puhh, meeting viii be held same place al
IL ocoek 1he address will be delivered by las W Ge ard
"a the poem by John Vernon, Henry, fsa Tho Alumni
r,sira viii Nhe plcre mu ediaey aer the public meeting
All graduates Vi the College DESTROYS Of oiung assDeaoa
can Do by calling 81 the office Of the Secretary No. ts
Tfitv Bu6lur ard ro'ng their mnmbers The
ptblc ate inynei 10 attend he meetns T09e Chapel ~
ociOck JUN ". MASON SesreaT.
N-fTIrF 40 THE Pr gIIC "A HITTER HAS REEN
IN tsStn from tho New YORK general Pos Office which was
ad,e,sed for samuel feder he ga ins said letter co,
tanned an from Europe The public therefore Isei
not Is tag said tr80 without permission Of The sed ~ase
rsscr StwrEt fpnPR
81 Mulberry street, NcNalE, ". D.
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Additional from New Granada.

from ihc AVnS Co-ricr, (exuA Oct. ~
DgArh or LIEUTENANT tBf, q. = N,-BrRfAL AT ~
fsvALL- THE sTHAkfEs FoR cUsA--oFFicIAL
APPOINTMENTS.
We nave 10 CHRONICLE the death Of Cau W Aby. So
ccnd IisueBani q The IDiei States ship o. ssrao-
ga died q lever Asp;nwa the morning Of he
t0th inst after few days illness, and buried nj
noust ope o ~ = ~ sns n,a
Steamship Company, on the landing Of the corpse and
ships company, IN me foiowng order
Company OF Marines headed by music
Borne By ssx sesme1, and followed by the ships
crew, tw, by two
Surgeon and Assistant Surgeon.
Ofilcers Of the ship.
ire Commander and TIE United States Consul.
Once m Of the British ship ri. war Cossacs.
Ibe supernis ndspt Of the Panama Railroad, and the
Agent OF the United States Mail StAmship
Ccnpsny, together with large
concourse OF me residents OF the town.
On THE arTiya Of the tan a. the psae Of ntermcnt,
The moved forward 70 me sae order In which
left the wharf, and on reaching the the remains
Of the Deceased SIRE deposited therein AFTER the Ep,.oo
pa service had been real them The United stes
Consul at Tho conclusion Of which the marines bred the
u.uai salute voiloys the graveani thus
ended the obscques Of a very worthy and q much
Mmented ofhcer Of the unted sates Navy.
The fret lot OF llsTnss imported from Ecuador
ccup, Of e Spanish government, eonsissg OF hun
6yed I'd seven Zoe animals. safely conveyed 10
Aspr Val The 18th By the railroad company, for sh ~
nor. on beard the etc amer Granada This the nrsi
shlprneui on a large scale made Of these animals
and We understand that four or I've hundred will
.oon follow. Tho rsners Of STOCK IN The United States
eogla se INTO cor sidcratou whether these useful AMI
mas night not he prodsbiv introduced into the Union
tor The fake q their vauabe wcot
per Rfnsnpsc Malesiys screw corvette Pearl 81 guns
Captain sofheoy arrived ~ this port on saturday az
sYnoon (sth) and anchored between the unst states
shire nde pcnoepce and ~ Mary', Inc Pearl was br"
woolwich, last year, Is Of l,st2 tons add 4oJ =
povcr.
Mr. Poytcn Middleton, % ths city has been appointed
specai fnsts cor of Custons for toe United sates In
Panama IN the room OF Nr. tan E1nneis.
Too Jose Huftado has been arpouted Secretary ~
State The place Of senior Jone d. hemon, WAC held the
Office Tor q few days only.
Mr. Josspb Joy has been appointed Secretary 10 TIE
Panama Railroad Company 10 the rom u Mr.. p. spies,
resigned
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Tnifed states Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Nelson.
CHANGE OF HOMICIDE ON THE HIGe 81

CHARGE OF HOMICIDE ON THE HIGH SEAS.
Ccr. 2s-T.e Ta.tsG STATES Is. Charles Stephens This
case was rencd from, the District Court The prisoner
Is charged with committing assault q named
Ross, On board the Nary Bauich, and knocking him
the rigging into the river Champoa China from
whence the vessel a1oIt To prnceed u New York
TIE prisoner pleaded not guilty, aui motion OF xr
Jeacbnssen, the trial sc, down tor Wednesday