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PnSn9er,

M sArr arc child. Mr.. Thompson aud siy Miss Thom
.on NJ: f'nIy Cry Miss PhiPF, Mr. Thompson lady aud
nhnf, MI. heeton and Mis- Dunnins Mrs Milncs Mr.
Brown md lady Mr., Entreave and two chiIdr.r MI dan
G Tsr ana se! NJ BSIses. hn' Tpbam M;r. ye.r
B.iey Tod Fail Mod steesmaa Gr-r Katebsn, Oberry
White MieeIeten Halliburton. FernaHSes. Brown. Jones'
Palmer eSsir1 NIyu.s Dean Mlnss M-Cross-n Bats.
M.seiJ 's.d aisAd Morse sni;R Fisher. and Mrs
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TURKEY.

The new Turkish Ministry is reported as follows:
CI.nd vizier Reschid Pasha; Minister OF War,
Omar Pasha; Minister of Marine Ria Pasha; Minis;
ter of Finance Safete Pasha. In the meantime Faag
Pasho will hold the Portfolio of Foreign affairs until
Ali Pasha to whom it has been offered, consents to
accept it. -, .. :,
The Frerch as well as the English Government Is
favorable to the above Ministry.
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PRUSSIA.

Letters say that the relations between France ami
Prussia are becoming Closer there being talk OF but
two poll es-that of France Russia and Prussia against
England and Austria; such talk, however is of little
value.
ia also said that treaty Of commerce Is set
led between Russia and Prussia, with view TO inter-
national railway communication
Private statements say that Prussia agrees with
France and Russia requiring that the Austans shall
evacuate II Danuban Prncpalities and the English
feet leave the Black Sea.
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THE ELECTION.
JEFFERSON CO.

Correspondence Of The n Y. Tribune. o.
CHAuxosr, Nov. Is, 1885,
send you the vote Of this county Tor President
Jefferson has done bobly. CgAs. b. HEARD, our Ooa,
gresham, is elected by handsome majority An
three of our Assemblymeu are elected, win evs t
man On the Republican County ucn1 ,snS see md.
hest Here is tho vote: puoh.,.n asos
Millard ElL si amo Over buchanan. ifi9; oyer
F;IIScre' 1875; over both, 3,tsi.
an hon,or 10 tre Freemen Of Jtfeson! @.
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solution h desired, this d the only proposal for that
purrose the. can be decenny made
1t has been rumored sor days back in Pars Tn
the French feet was about to proceed to the BLACK
Sea. This, however is not certain. The feet may,
perhaps leave Toulon, b,t it is not probable that u
will 20 30 far. Should il GO the Black Sea, it is diff
cult to suppose that its obcst could be cooperation
with the British squsdron.
The celebrated painter Paul de Roche Is dead. lie
was 80 years Of age.
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AUSTRIA.

The concession by Francis Joseph of the Eastern
Railroad is published in addition to the lires already
conceded. The Company may construct the line from
Mobacsto to Funfkirchen. The whole line must be
completed within ten years. The Government gusr'
ante es FIVE per cent
The Commission on the Navigation of the Danube
is about TO reassembe at Vienna. Turkey will send
representative.
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GERMANY.

The declaration of the Committee of the Germanic
Diet, appointed TO consider of the affair of Neuchatel
amounts to this The Committee recommends the Diet
to recognize the right to the Pncipaty as conferred
en- the King of Prussia by the treaties of 1873 and the
Protocol of London in 1882 Nothing is determined
concerning the modification which that right has un-
6ergone since 1875 in consequence Of the successive
proceed 90 of the Prussian Government particularly
IN 1890 and 1913. This only be decided by Con-
eIess,
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Wednesday, No. 10. 1856.
The official vote Of Connecticut STANDS: Fremont
42,7C0; Buchanan, 3, s95; and Fillmore a,sl5.
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DrArH Coz EN-GovrRsoR MAE1Is.-The Hon
Joshua l.. Martio, an Ex-Governor oil Aaoa'na, diec
at his rosiderc &c in Tuscaloosa on the "a nst.
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rec market to-day there La bcr r.her better feeling bat
wtthcst % change in qrotaions The Gales about
sooeH,oo Bale BaEADsrvv,s quics A Haidsy'. ra.es
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FRANCE,


Rumors continue of probable mod iicstion in tn.
Ministry. Ii is said that nj. de Perslgnys visit 70 ms
Emperor is connected with these rumors
The Emperor continues the revels at ComPeigne,
where bis hrd and last ,ch of guests have just ar
rived including the Ministers Of Russia, Sweden an
Holland. and Marshals Pellsier and Baragusy ID HUI
liers. a..
These proiraced country entertainments give oaenss
10 the Parisians and among the placards surfept9i
" pssed OIL the walls some headed L. hh
Semuz" So.
The event Of the week is semi-oieiai eoitoria IN
the Constitutional on the questions at isne bet Fcen
he Frerch and English Governments. Ihi' article
Speaks plainly aud says;
he presence Of the naval squadron OF En5'aho ~
the Black Sea- and OF the Austria Is in the irncips
Ties. are Lerceforth only arbitrary and violent
meals of preventing solution Of the diiieerce waicl
Russa bai been the first to propose ii Offering I, .uo
init the question 10 its natural judges. is 1t deslrsi
rather 10 have recourse q arms Is war az an De
,ned Does the En- lsh Ministry itch to enter again
up.n losiiltes without France-not certiluly ID a
sure TIE execution If the Treaty OF Pans % nrtn-
IDENTIFY 10 rond il in pieces in tie face OF the ~oo VIA
tie otec. of satisfying an ambition that had been r
toe moment disgusodi We repeat, 1t now depends
upon the Cabinets of London and Nenna TO put an eaa
to p, nding disputes and to terminate the anNcVeS
to which the present situation gives RISE Let me coz
sent TO The reassembliDg of the Peniposeaiarei ne
gwen without making arbitrary and in sdmlss ex
clusiveness condition. Exclusions which Eo1'd
completely change the character and be an additional
breach Of the treaties. Let US add that peaceful
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Mr.. ysle,tine Austin was killed at Memphis on the
ltb, by the premature oicharge oil oannon' WINE
s,pg Sa,ute !, hoaor VI the election Of Buchanan.
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NO TlDlNGS OF THE LYONNAIS OR THE
MISSING PASSENGERS AND CRRW.

HOLINESS HOAX, Wednesday, Nov. l9, 1856
The United States mail steamer Marion, Capt. Fos-
ter, in search of the wrecked steamer Lyonnas, put
in here to-day. She has crused of 4ntucket Shoals
since Monday, having been 20 miles southeast of Nan
tucket She experienced heavy northwest gales and
rough sea- On the 18th, in lon 10 3D. spoke bark J.
b. Bertram for Boston, which had been in the vicinity
Of Nantucket three days, and had seen nothing of
either boats or steamer. At 40 p. Of the same
day. spoke schooner Eugenia of Falmouth, but they
could give no information. At 800 p. m, day,
spoke the ship Ocean STAR from Neworieans for Bos
ton, under close-reefed topsai and they also could
give no information. The Marion put in here to gain
information, if any, Of the wrecked steamer, and has
proceeded through Vineyard Sound intending to make
another cruise to the southwark of Nantucket.
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SNOW IN THE NORTH.

BUFFALO, Wednesday. Nov. 49, 1856.
AT Niagara and also at Toronto on Sunday snow
fell to the depth of three inches.
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THE VERMONT LEGISLATURE-APPRO
TON FOR KANSAS.

BOsrON, " eunesuhV, NOV. II, mo-
eVe,mont Legislature adjourned this morning ate
a six weeks session.
An appropriation OF $40 600 was passed Yesterday t.
supply the poor in Kansas with food and clothing.
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II1Ts d EAMSIfIT OANADAOUI W AhD DOUND-
BosTos, Wednesday, Nov. ~, 1886.
The Royal Mail steamship Canada sailed to-day at
noon, with 90 passengers for Liverpool and 10 for Hail.
fax and s3il 900 in specie.
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THE STEAMER WHITE BLUFF RAISED

CrscIssArI, Wednesday, Nov. 10. 1856.
The steamer White Bluff, which sunk near Rising
Sun on Sunday last, has been raised. The boat and
cargo were but little damaged.
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He favored practical religious liberation. He well
Knew from his reading, that the public laws Oh no
Catholic country against naa EYER Ha
in ferocity add tyraI ny those Oh Ehsiano oea '"o
He therefore ia, ored the emancipation OF the Bnt-
sb Cshoics bu. Bristol being under the influence OF
tbe Lord Gordon mobs and the Popery riots, OPP
need Mr. BuIke in his measures, ADD he was not re,
TUNED He bad hin self truly said that he was rejected
because he carried the principles OF justice too far
Brittol did Lot Low occupy the position among Tue
British cities that Il en- did, and it may be that IN the
future it will be known better as the place where burke
made some Of his ATTEST Ieeches than for anything shs
has done for science, art or literature Inc ic.
Mr.. Foxs bill for the extension OF jury trla having
been the work of Burke and his interest IN behalf OF
Oppressed Poland aud or pressed Corsica were briefly
alluded to. The lecturer adverted to the fact that
nothing was more common than to hear parties out OF
power CRY ing out sinst corruption and pecuaton and
calling louoly fer retrenchment. Under these
Circumstance we arc apt to look upon those complaints
with suspicion. 10 the cour;e OF time Mr. Burkes
paty came into power, and he was appointed to an
office which, beside paying him salary, gave per-
quisites equal to sl50,O0O per annum. Immediately
be proposed grand system of retrenchment, and at
the be ad he cut off his perqulstes Then there WAS
scarcely such thing as people In England. Pafra-
n ent was everything Thirty six uembers Of Parlia-
nent were by this bill deprived Of their sinecures.
After progressing successfully for time, the bill was
at Last st. and England ost the opportunity 10 make
reasonable reIeIotment.
TIE lecturer next alluded to the part taken by BIZ.
Burke against the tyranny and oppress on over the
n.,e, If the East Indies by the East Inda Company
Feeling its immense power, he made his stack upon
Warren Hsstlpgs, In whom he saw lmper.onated !ne
eiimes of that gigantic monopoly. But in wartloS
aesintt HssiiDgs lie lad TO agso,t man 10 n.yn
persoLal favor with the King, with the nooes WIN ihs
merchants ard with the pcope-sn1 against te wea
OF thu East I1dia Company itsel Fer fourteen years
he #ss epgsged in preparing for that ,ri, and saou
any mpep alton; aud when hs frial hsa -, a..
ten ,csis astipgs a, lest ACQUITTED nor pon ."'
ei's of tie cause, but upon TT -
q
Su Of that celt brste ,a formed an interesting part Of
,ss.c,n-e,s a'.cn,se Mr. Buikss encouragement OF
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-27
0TATE OF LOulSiANA-Fifh Judi.
Oehl District Court Parish Of Tesseboaas. p
-stqet Arcade ouidry - ~ |ta.i!. ..sJ'@ i1

<stf@t Arcade oukdEy - ~ o.,'''S i'i
''~r,s ..,u,. D..ps, Fl he Au.s.al. ~ 's,'o-i
!: This case having been taken up wa.
fxed for trial instantet, and the law and
the evidssce being in favor Of plaintiff
and against defendant: It il ordered, ad-
Judged and decreed that plaintiff, Arcade
Guidry, be and she 10 hereby separated in
property from her husband Pierre Daspit ;
|that the community Of acquests and gains
heretofore existing between them shall
cease, that she have Judgment against the
said Pierre Daspit for One Hundred and
| Fifty Dollars. It Is further ordered that
she have hereafter the entire control and
| Administrations Of her paraphernal prop.
srty, and that defendant pay the costs o.
this suit. -F,... .s,ff.
Thus done and signed in open court q
tTerrebonne, this 22d Of October, 1856
t''e''1 ,uae. q ma Jaa,ssal Disn.*.
True copy from the original in my office
Witness my hand aud the impress ef my
seal # Office this 2Ath December, 1856
lldngas .sss1ssut Z. N. DuTREtL, bas
4e,x Az Den. Geek III Dist Coset, Te1sesneae.
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OFFICERS POLICE JURY.
TTAT DE La LOUISIANE-Cour du
IL ssas District JudBcaire. Parcizse Tenesosne. ~
Arcade 0usdry iiH-p'

% r,-,-. p..s H. %. mari. NO. i''''
Cette affaire ayant etc appellee i etc
6xke pour etre essayee, ct ID loi ct le te-
moignags etant en- favour de ID demande-
reese ct ,contre L., defendeur: II est
ordonnt, adjuge ct decrete que ID demande.
resse, Arcade Guidry, soft ct ellie est par
Les pTesen,es s<parss De biens de" son
mari, Pierre DasPit, ct que h commu.
naut< d'acquets ct gains qui existait entire
eux soft cess<e, qu'elle Jugemant contre
ls dit Pierre Daspit pour Cent Cinquante
Piastres. II est do pins ordonnk qu'eDe
l Pentier management ct l'administration
de ses biens paraphernaux. ct que le de.
fendeur page les frais de cette affaire.
81 Ceei fais Ct signk7 en- .cA,r ouverte a
TerrebonneE co 22eme jour d'Octobr,
1855, ssie, g ban fe.iijE9 s5efs as 81
isai fSigue] JAMEs L. Cole, 7''r
1Isr ri,.' Jess d ssas Dissases Jsdieisss.
Copis conforms i lorigiaal en- mon Office
Temoin ma main ct impression de
mon sceau do Pofice CO 24eme Decem'
bre, 1856. ne -. e. N. DuTREn. tai;
| s6-ss Dep. CreE Coar du sSps D;s. Tesrebeane.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour
Lea s..s BAaiss--Psiss.. rssrssonne. -s i0s8
n.ty lDe.sl. Fs,sx ~ Avery

/
nam nss~s F'.a +Avsy NJ. 1851.
sssss.ass II J. /. CsrssAess q ~. sl9ffio9 IS
En- vertu Qua writ de- q. q. emane do
h sus.dite Cous, dams IL cause ci.dessus
intitulke It uumerst4e, IL cert ofiers en-
vente .publique, ~ plus haut ct dernier
ench< risseur, par Aubin Bourg, Sberif de
Il dite Paroisse, 10 Maison de Cour i
Houma, efE .siii'9' 777i a<s'o1-i
0ansaa, y Ysvrasrs 1857, IeznG
entire, IL .heures A. H., ct 4 heures r. H.,
Ia proprrieik ci-aprss decrite, appartenan,
"a william A. Shaffer, up. des defendeurs,
saisie pour satisfaire le principal, l'inteTe,
| ct les ;frais, dams II cause ci-dessus init.
| tulke 81 numerotte, sayoir: "a,
On certain moroccan de terre sitnee dams
{cette Paroisse sur chaque rive du Bayou
Petit Terrebonne on Bayou Black, CON
tenant quatre cents acres de supericie.
borne en- haut par Il terrs appartenan'
anciennement ! J. n. Tanner, ct en- ba'
pae cello Dc w. 4. Shaf1sr ensemble avec
toutes les bAtisses ct amkliorations sur j
ldae terre. ,.a go ta7,af,.... sfq.f,A
'''' Teymes:-CoNrrANr.
Ia dite yente sera fate pour saiisfaire
IL somme principale, l'interA q les frai'
dana Il sus.dite aftaire. ...,,,,,,. ..l.s.-'t
8'.f7''! i. BOURG. Sheriff.
/. psrcalis Tes4vsears, e :: rsesmt1s. r."
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DISSOLUTION. The partnership
~ heretofore existing between the und ersgned under
the styIe OF HATCH GRINAGE, ID this day Dissolved
hy muiasl consent Mr. Haach WIN has become the par
cSaeer 4 the plsntaon charged with the liquidation
q ne busaness sf ~ id 6sm. Id u s.a.-.0
trsrssosns, D.e 10. 1855 4 Il. GRINAGE.a'
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Chat now quality Is human nafore
:. :. ,moreenased with. BY the eat'ng q
n~eat. now promising 10 become uni.
~" ..i1 Tho most eminent men in France
's.' .a,ocasing its introduction ~ legi'i.
.,d respectable food. The cores
.S.o, Of the Times says: AS to the
'"<,oo Of the salubr:ty Of horse.meat,
IA i. fitness to BE- eaten By man. there
~. i. no dispute, since from the remotest
d !, has been used in besieged places,
- noder other circumstances, where no
~ ~. s,od was attainable with safety and
l..,,.ee. Tho only difficulty 10 over
~ j, tha. Of prejudice. NJ. St. Hilaire
~ ...,e. that At this moment The meat O
+. - Is habitually served ont under the
- ef beet. or a renison. u. The ressas.
..,.1somstimes Of the first class-with.
=. . doubt on tho part Of the consumers
~. fraud that 10 practised upon them
q. .rsooses, Of course, the use only Of
49,. hat may have met with accidents
- renders their killing necessary.
cs,h..s alone, millions Of pounds Of vslu-
III. meat are lost annually to France. In
.i~.s all The German States, the sale Of
..,....eat, under strict police regulations,
Il. been authorized. In Brussels the
..ms Authority has been granted, and two
,hop. deal out, each, from four to six
h t weekly, At prices much below that
.sh.ef Horses from sixteen to twenty
fur &, year, Of age are killed, and found to
s,,pish . good and savory meat. So that
-. m,s,tion Of economy in dense and poor
.,e,,I,ioe, Il settled. France held out .
H. while against potatoes. and now what
!. ble.sinr to the poor is this plant! So,
,oo. Of make. which is now, with new
modr, of grinding, coming into more gen.
,lu.e il this country. The prejudice
..,;,., hoorse meat will meet the same
destiny.' IS .'i -
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D11D-At Ahemahe" plantation In this parish, on
roe 94eA inst, sfter . shot nlness the Hon. ROBERT
CARTER NICHOLAS, a.s q 8. Senator from Louisiana.
- His friends and the puddle are notified that his
funeral will take place to-day Saturday 2h At u O'Clock
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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-12-27

TesusLs TRANsAcTloN NEAR ST.
Loru-Ths 81. Louis Evening News has
II. following: !. A most diabolical double
murder was perpetrated on Monday morn
iup. near the Feedee Pos, Office, on the
oldSt Charles road, about fourteen miles
from This city. Some persons, passing BY
tho house Of = man named Thomas White,
discovered ii to be on fire, and on enter
III, found Mr. White and German boy 10
liz employing nj, both lying upon the floor
dead, and evidently murdered. Whites
b,sins were dashed out. aud his body was
Otherwise mangled, having the appearance
dbeinr done with both knives and blud.
s-uas. The boy appeared to have been
b.ates to death. The bodies Of both were
much charred with FIRE. They were
oed.hsuless, and !, 10 supposed they were
aurderrd ~ obtain small sum Of money
aaheif possession. No clue has been dis.
eeyesed &c the mufde1ers.io s19s Il ,eSio1