Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-02-16

1t refuses the territorial cession demanded in
Bessarabia: 1t consents to the exchange Of the
territories respectively occupied by the beig-
erents. VI. de Sebach left Berlin yesterday
evening en- route for Paris
"SuSDAY EvESISG.-Count Buol has reject
ed the counter proposals of the Imperial Cab
met Of Russia without discussion. At the same
time that he made Prince Gortschakotf aware OF
probable speedy rupture of diplomatic rela-
tons between the Courts of Russia and Austrla,
Count Buol notified the Cabinets Of Paris and
London that Austria would not take the field
(n'eatrerait pas en- ltgae) this year."
ASSAULT AND BArrERY.-A young woman, of
eenteel appearance, with Grecian features bearing
in her hand long pole, and red cap on it, has
brought an action before the the High Court of
Public Opinion, to recover damages for defamation
of character,-and likewise to expose a certain
class of patriots whom she charges with raising
money on false pretencts Complainant goes by
the name of the Goodies of Liberty, and is the
eldest daughter of Old Father g Free iom'
The complainant alleges that, under cover of
"Shrieks for Freedom" there are large number Of
noisy political quacks, whose places OF business are
at Albany and Washington, seeking to rifle the
money bags of good-natured, credulous, old gen.
tIenen called Uncle Sam Uncle Sam is at Wash
other victim of mposition,-is at Albany. The
quacks pretend great love for Freedom" and are
never weary of addressing the men and breathern"
on her behalf the complanantis satisfied that
the noise they are all making is but to divert the
attention of the police from the Peter Funk opera
tons that are going on near the Treasury. Com
panant further alleges that she has all the necessary
specifications in proof of her accusations
prays, first, the Shreiks for Freedom" many be
stopped at Albany, or Washington Or If that
cannot be-that the public may be duly notified
that whenever such Shrieks' are varied it is time
to Beware of pckpockets" The straightforward,
artless manner in which the young lady related her
story excited the sympathy of the court-and
aroused a universal curiosity to learn what might
be the answer to her complaint
! The defendent is big, burly-looking fellow
with two faces-one constantly looking like the
magnetic needle, to the North, and the other In
the direction of Africa or Kansas Singular to say,
though like any other Polyphcmus, he has but one
eve, and consequently, can never be made to see
but one side of question He has enormous
Caliban-ke cla,cs admirably calculated for "to re-
moving the depostes' He affects to be in love
with i" Freedom and Liberty" but as complainant
alleges it is all affectation, and nothing else His
shrieks" are intended to operate, like the croco
dies tears only to entrap the unwary His name
is Black Republcan-alias Fusion.
| The Judge announced that the case should have
hearing before the People, at an early day. The
goddess then left the Court, amidst 'Shrieks tor
Freedom" from the spectators. Black Republican,
ism, it was observed, had number of people, near
by, administering spiritual consolation.
The case excites much interest, and, in the course
of its trial, some rich developments may be looked
| for-N Y Express.