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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-16
TEAMING! TEAMINGu
T Is NOT, PERHAPS, GENERAL

ty Of merchandise Of every description, from The
INTERIOR 1t short and storage here free
on I'll ecnsRnments to my care which be conveyed
to the interior BY my teams. sNI
Patronage respectfully solicited. sss f.s
ThibOdsux, Nov. ], IS. D. r. HOLDEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
AN APPEAL FOR JvM 8. BAILEY or KY.

To u. Editor Of Tas ". ]. TS'es"'
SIR: with to cay word TO the Republicans OF the
Free st tie, through The TRIBUNE, which hope will
be copied into other Republican journals. Wm 81
Bailey Of Newport, Ky has edited and published Tor
seven ,egrs, 40 Arti-Ssvery paper in Kentucky. lie
and bis family have have Suffered slow mertyrdom all
This time. He has been msliciously prosecuted. his
bpildrss baye been burned, and he has endured per-
sopal violence But beperseveres, and is resolved 10
do 30 till Ksntucky become, free State lie nesoeo
new I, pe for his prper and undertook to raise S9Oo
of the eco required for that purpose IN me mas:a
cbusstts L. eislafure and in Boston. nave scot nun
SaSH and i all probably get the remainder. Other
Tie, ds in Boston have sent him 5000; friends in S.
lem nearly 5000. He now needs and ought to have
INN. diatey 81 900 TO paY his house which ne mas
sacrificed for Freedom but holds still under mortgage
He viii lose the opportunity of redemption un'ess ne
"a sSed 10 ibis amount His paper is doing good ser,
vice In kentucky. The weekly circulates over wv
comics In that State aud the Daily some 5OO copies
He has won q position which IL Is highly important 10
hold. A little aid now will make 1t sure. lie oagnt 70
he helped IN two ways: by subscriptions to ns paper
tbe Weekly Is 81 year advance, the Dauy s1-anu
b. Snreoia IL every one who reads this article VIII
s.nS bm a ANAL DONATION most noble champion ci
our cause win be cheered and made strong 10 ms a.,
duous cid important work No my poverty nose
fesIy sver hun many days OF nard work, spent IN 80
- ,j,, $50 have sent him. AIeTneIe not toany
ss,ae of IHR TRIBUNE who will give one day IL
pssvgsri,s few subssIihsfs end donations 'o ~ IA
Bailey. osq Editor OF Tie Weekly kentrcSy Nrs
Newport, Kentucky VIII not all Republican paper
insert tbs appeal
the Constitution whch our Fathers ordained @ud ed
tsb'hsd to secure the blessings OF LNesssstTStR
Chsplsin of House of Representatives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
LETTER FROM MATILDA HERON.

To fhe Editor Of The ~ T. 7Stbrs@
SIR: Permit me TO say through your columus, that
have observed in various journals during the last few
days. an entire isspprehension of the purpose, aud
tstioA of the puport Of the letter which
had III. honor of addressing to You on Wednesday last
Nohrg could have been further from my intention
than TO ner the lets for contest Of words with either
of my sasns, except to put myself Forward as The
rival of one of them; and TO criticism, even of the
most censorious nature accept it silently, aud trust to
give evidence hereafter that / have endeavored to
profit by it. But had been maligned iusuted, and
most sIatuiously placed in false position toward a
SITTER ari,t, by those sgsinst whom my whole crime
was my sue ,sss and only wished to express to the
public whoh had awarded me that success, and before
which had been assehed, my appreciation OF the
charactr AID the motives Of those who had sought to
injure me That appreciation being Whist it is, can
not, OF coarse, be expected to defend myself against
further n tacks fom either Of those quarters, They
will pass by me unno,iced.
go westward tomorrow; and although know
that ike Sir Peter in the play when he is called away
from Lady SneerwelI and Sir Benjamin B4ckbte, |
leave my character behind me, gives me little con-
Germ; foe surely should be the last to doubt that the
respectable journals and the Intelligent public of
New-Yok are able TO rate all things at their true
worth; even the gross oblOquy of my assslan.s and
the character as well as the abilities of
Your obliged and obedieet servlut
Mr.. York April s. 1857 MATILDA HERON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

NAsoSIc ETAIUs OF WAsHIvGToS.-Fede Ticks-
burg VA Lotse, No 4, of which General WAXING
ton was mtInotr, have zee yea sitter from Hifs
Powers. the sculptor in which he says the fac s'nis'
Of NGhiI gon's m=sti regs ia have bssn received,
tie nocel lrersred oac he mAr5ls u nov ready. HI
lromsesto forss.d photograph OF he ss'oe, o5pes
q which sIe 10 tsuI 70 the various onses ana zrAnd
Ecsts ttIouehCu TIE Fitted s's'es which hiSe sub
scIibed to this undertaking.
The following sine ulsr accident i, st..ei 70 have
occurred 81 khbouru, Wisconsin: A son Of Hf Alan
f'n HCly, tdt.rof TIE kijstrr CIy Mirror w.s
kileo BY islIg the rocks e TIE Nisc nsa River.
Ii sIpesIs that ne tiied il the morning b-iJc-
lis hIsskfat, and went ~ tue rive. thIoT the Get
s~sy, and not coming back searched f1r by hi.
is'her wren be fclnc bis sOn ~ cat tgether with
his ttck br, he and cleo one of nis l.gs TIE rock,
were shout 10 ZEE, high He wss eyed 10 yearl.
RSs ne getting 10 scYcs ia Pan, that tia p,ica Of
kid glovss bss gene mp IA five Eancs p,i.
WssteiI Court b., cecitei ttas a.rests BY tse.
grsshic cisPa'chs, are legal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
THE ENGLISH ELECTION.

LONDON, March 30, 1851.
Tie coming historian who is to write the history
Of Bsrope from le45 to 1855 will be struck by the
similarity Of the appeal made TO France by Bona
1851 and the appeal to the United v,i,oc.
g gl made by ralmetsfon in 1851 Both pretended
q, appeal froii Parliament 10 the ms ION, from
iron. nerous party coalition H. the uasophlscated
,nbIc mind, Bcth set forth MALICIOUS pleas. II
Ponanar,. was 10 save France from social,
Poluer,toa is TO save England from an lnterna-
ti6rsl crisis. ,"almerstOn, like Bonaparte Is 20
yiuicate the becess,y ola strong executive against
;he empty talk and The lntermeddhng importantly
If tbe legislative power. G9nsparte addressed
himself at once TO the conservatives and the revolu-
f.nists to the former as the enemy of the aristo'
Gratis, to the latter az the enemy of middle-class
usuTpaiOn. PaInerston, has he not insuted every
oespotic Government Can he be obnoxious to
any lberall On the other band, has ke not be-
traI ed every revolution MU,t be not he the cho-
81 n If the conservatives q He opposed every re-
oIu, and the COZ servatyes should not stand BY him
He keeps the Tories ont Of Office, aud the liberal
place hunters should desert him BOnaparte bears
a name terrible TO the foreigner, and identical with
French glory. And does not PalmerstOn do the
same with respect To the United Kingdom At
ieast save some slight Interruptions, he has kept
the Foreign Office since 1880, since the days Of re-
formed England, and, therefore, since the begnn ne
Of its modern history. Consequently, the lnterna'
tiorsl existence of England however terrible or
glorious II may happen 10 appear 10 foreign eyes,
centers in the person Of Lord Palmer.tOn. Bona
parte by enc stroke set at naught ali the official
great men OF France, and does PalmerstOn not
lick into atoms" the Russells, the Grahams, the
Gladsiones the Roebucks, the Cobdens, the Disra-
ellis, and tutii quantll Bonaparte stood on no prin
ciple, be bad 10 impedment, but he promised 10
give the country what it wanted, man. Anu ."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

eerf1nss 20 not rIist he corresponding fass shall
be aid on for the- dinerencss and a note shall
t.cb.d to each cedula to the effect ha, the zee it,
tbsA not srsss a. guide for the emission Of neg
.ssAsuas" ssthout tho previous s.ncton OF the Lieu
.e1,sc governor.
7knd: In csses where oifienpofs ara noted, the
Captain Of thu District Notwithstanding tie us-ioo
Of the C. dua shsll drhw up process in which all
deetts births, sales end purchsses shall be expres,e1
AID Wien 20 dawn up, he sasll forward the sane to
the Leu'eusp'-GOvernor.
Fonh: TIE Lieutenant Governor. In ali csse,
where TIE difference s sscrDed 10 purehpes made IN
another diftc, will reqCue The certificate from .hs
Govtrncr Of The district n the effect tia, id slave,
not duly furnished ~ith the &c iula
Fin: II from tbs evds nneit Is clear iba. the differ
enoc las teeD legally AUTHORIZED the Lieuten Gov.
ttpor q III then sign the cedss previously eisen sad
IrllIy ihe note Oh the margin By the C,ptan Del
Phirido."
proved t. Iieutena t-Governor will impose the foe
a the 10Th order 10 the decree Of the 18th of DsCsm
br 1851 End forward the process to this &c 9efior
Government
ScpenM The petition for slaves by parties kno-n
10 have DO farm or plsnts'ioO, trade -hal Of sgi
cent grounds for the Cspsip to refuse granting then
sIo 10 I'D the petitioner the Leute AT
In all cases Of tuspcir sgarst such pste,. the esp
tain will give in late iLfcTm stOn 70 the Lieutenant
GtveintT.
E,ghh: The different Lieutenant Governors will
e,e .srt ottr notes NJ Al ucressee decreases
OF u1ubtr Of slaves 10 Ell respective ju idiccns
in rder ,hst me police msy lie duly advised Of the
sam, hen the cedulss are ~ be rene rei.
Ninth: The Cspitsuts De Pa''ido will form DON.
paraive staten ent according TO tie suhoiued model.
which they will forward 10 their respective Governors
for The present Elk months snd the 18th OF Febua'y
end SIN o. August CT each subsequent hsf year TIE
Lieu'cnsDtG will fern from these sac rents
general statement by caGtons, which they ~il for-
wsId 70 this superior Governue-t With aIiote If al
The processes formed 10 pursuance OF these new ras
lutODs.
Tentb. The epission If cedGlas for slsves ia the
city shall be kept separa.e as heretofore. CoNcHA.
Has1na. March p. 1887.
II the unbelievers wish anything more conclusive
than this new order gives us to understand | would
refer them ~ the notorious fact that according to
the Governmental issue Of ceduas our slave popu-
Iaton La, increased 10000 since the establishment.
# the system. 1t may be tbs' half that number
are purchased of the officers merely for speculation.
They ale issued at the very reasonable rate of 50
each in first hands, and aterward resold by the
inferior officers.
very interesting case of the seizure OF - Boz
zales " by the Government has been decided IN the
"Audiencia in favor of the appellant Brigadier
Foguera. This august body decided that the
seizure was illegal and attacked the rights of prop:
er,y There is not man iQ the island who would
not swear that the negroes in question were bona
fda ROzales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

AssEp
Mr. FUNK, on question p" fnasse, refsred to
Eli s,sadalous re1issks o. ,cise.i 10 ne Ncw-
Vol SSr. in regard 20 the ,syh renles ~ -
moi "uS u ,a,so, al In 3 if Dothiug ess would
.aes. rs - 90 for reduction. Nor, GA the Occssion
20 aid be ohjeet (, scion on that II, az the
isitei in Ele Ssn fss.ly alleges: ,...
NJ, WnKFMAN a so ALLUDED - the same letter, and
80, is ut or Injustice and ialsi:y.
Nj HANFORD. on The sane point, alluded to the
,brssis the letter writer sho had made these fase
s.a.eu.<n's He a Dischiesous, inter neddlug
fellew quite unworthy of attention or notice.
Mr. j. j. OWEN, the aaihor Of the Brooklyn Ferry
bill dtnied all knowledge OF the letter referred 10 ID,
syptssd bis regret and surprise that the bill had not
been scted upon.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
The following bills were passed, unless otaerSi'e
notec. ,.f Il IA, 4,u,s
IT, ,bsnoo the name o. the Sscketts Hsrbfr and
Sars,ogn Railroad Compsuy TO the Lake on,aIio anu
Hudson Rair, sd Company and 10 autnofi%e " 0o"
To Eo .m@sd The charter of the New.York aud Ede
Railroad Company. ~ vi, o...o
ro slze The seton of the Board of Supervisors Of
the CIV and County Of NeR-York 10 regard to the
paym.ni for csrtsin msps Gnd surveys
&c ame,o the lob section 9TH tile, lat chapter ID
part Of the IL. vised Sta'ut.s.
To smeyd the charter OF brooklyn.
In relation to the Foshing Female College.
Relative TO tic foreclosure of mortgages by adver-
tiseu tnt 40 .
For he incorporation Of the Atlantic Navigation
Company.
To su, nd the Revised Statutes relating TO Weights
and Measures Fixes the weight OF bishel OF gram,
potatoes. &c
Authorizing the inhabitants OF TIE Town of West
chester 10 raise money by to improve Wescheser
Greek.
The bill to provide for more certain canvass aud
estimate of votes In New York ana Brooklyn came
back from TIE Senate with message that thai body
had non concuIred in the House amendment increasing
the compensation of inspectors from 50 To 50 day
On motor of Mr. WOODS. the House receded.
Mr. KEICHAM, fou the G, mint ee of Sixteen,
reported number of bills which were ordered to
third resdiug
lsrge number of petitions and repors from com
mttefp almost entirely on local and private subjects
were received VIII, n the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

An INDIAN TRAGEDY.--On Sunday last, at o'clock
D. IN. ~ Mr. Jerry Montricket and Harrison LOOMS
the former Of Mime ota, sn the latter OF Wise nsn-
were towing boat aleng the edge OF the Ice on the
Mississippi, between the mouth of the Chippewa aud
Nelson's L,Ddiug on the Wisconsn side, they were
met by three Sioux Indians of whom (troa Cloud
was int xlCaitd. and who, without any preyooation
whatever raised his gun gave the tesrfu war Th pop,
and shouting Chippewa " fred at the ab)ve-named
genHeut o. Mr.. Montrcket being the fore most, was
sbo IL the baS +, TO the right Of the spinal dnn the
BAL pass ipg oblqey forward end making its exi, olt
OF the eide between the seventh and eighth ribs wound
irg the liver. MIR. Looms received two balls one of
which entered the body he right side iust above
The lgh pelvic bone passing through the lower oron
Of the abdomen and locg in the left side; the other
ball entered the foot at TIE base of the lesser tos
passii through the fro. and lodging at the base OF
the gTestsr toe We learn tha there was also spoth.r
gentleman in the boat at the tine shose naue we did
not ieaIu who was fortunately not Oiured After
thoo'rg the tSo men. the Indian deliberately COM
mtnee. os6 as ais gun ean, but was prevented from
doirg &c 10y one Of his mpsniorS, who wre.ed his
gun iron Kim and broke Il log. The un;ni l,ed
mhn hen trOught lis wout ded c0nosDi N 10 Nss,ps
LaIugg nm where number Of msn ed,a;ely
s'sr,eo out 'ud auss,ed the Indsn. They IL his
hAhos ~ enet put him in'o spOe and brought HIN
over 10 we Minnesota side; lie Afterwards was taken
OAK 10 ne Wisconsin sde--to the place where he
o,mulht(c tbe erme-God ibe.e was hung by tbs ciii
zeDs
Thus ei6ed this tragedy But tho cause was WI sky
Md The Place where toe Indian ob.snsd il is k1oSn
soed tie wii.ky 10 tbs Indian the same
Snco SritDg the abtve We learn from the attending
fIgeon iha' Mr.. Looms is desd ani that M Moa
'i'Ae' IL not out Of daOST. Wsbashaw on. jour.
, Ibe bstk Of Troy are iat is. liDg new bill, of ia.
deronii ali Of lie, q, s. sd s., Ths old ;,sn.s ,s
fhese cs iiHt, are about Seine osled in Co. c,,
sisrmeIt 10 he flames. ~ '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

THE ITALIAN OPERA IL LosDoS.-We tske from
The London Daily Nt'cs the following account OF toe
performsnces TO be given q, the Queens Theaer du-
ling the approaching season:
"The following are the company engaged: Maisns
Altoni: Idle Maria Spezs Of La Scala, Milan \ 2.
her fret appearsnce) Mdie. Angola Ortolanl ct La
Scala &c. her first alpeersoeel; Mtle. Biillou, Mm
Fianchi, Mole. Be,t- Mdlle Poma; Mdle Iisreta
Ramos rom Turin q er first appeararceji and Malie
Z ccoomin The tenoIs and basses are: snof AUTO
Mo Ciuglini OF La scala, &c. bis fist appearSncel
Sgror Jtcopi S;cnor Mercufsl, Sgnor Luigi Bo'tatoi
(hs frat appearance Ssnor Belet', S,gnor beeeveh,
tsno SghOr Nspoleone X sci S'gn2r Giev"ool C.ls.
ibis first appearance Siynot Bsiou, Sgnor de SGros,
Signor Gar bold aud sgnor Fippo Viae.ti IBIS frs.
sppehrsneel
This let, beside Tire principal fsvorites Of last year
ccnaDs several names OF gre 81 Continental fame
particularly Mdlle. SpeSa, Molle. Ortolani, Sigaor
GugliD the most celebrated ttncr 10 Italy, and Sgoor
Vialett, bssso profondo Ct rea9sn. For tae biiet
We are to have old fsYortes, Msrie Tagiion,
Rossi, Paul rsgoli, &C., beside nun1er OF ctbefs
who,e Dsnes ore a. !e, urknorn in England.
The theater is 10 open on Tuesday, The ll!h OF
April, with La IdrO-f'd in which the lea et=is MdUe
Spezis, SgLor Valeth, ssd SigDor Guglin, will ap
pesr; arc With the ballet La Esmeroliq lfor the first
time these Ten yssrs in VIII n the hsrone will be
reTreteIed by hde Pocchni desc .ioei as d1assHse
of he hghesi orcer. Soon al, 7 the opening of the
II eater Mole O,'olsni will appsar with G0sUn IN
the Pur1iasi. M6le. Piccoomlu vii arrive early 10
April, ard viii appear number Of LaF characters
beside thoae which she performed last sasson. M1s.
Abcni 10 arrive before the LEI of May and vii make
her Yst Appearance this AZuceas the glp.y
IN tie TrO5at0ye Dan Gt0rdqai i5 promised, with
csst Of rIprece6e uted strength Including Sp.zs Ok.
tolsnj, ard PiccoomiIi in the characters Of Donns
Arrs, Donna Elvra ard Zefpa. Noting Is cad
about the prI ductOn Of any rev opera bltt=o nsg
tablet. aie announced tire enc fer Usts Taslion the
otfer for Rossu. TIE subscrip;i fer the viii
sCrsist OF thirty nights
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

, The batk Of Troy are at issling new bill, of the
0etonn al OF lie, %, IS sd 50. The old .suss If
nese cts ilH91 D. are abousSeng called in so- ON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06

WRECK OF THE AMERICAN wHALER II. r.. CRAPo.
Soue days ego we gave brief account Of the los
Of tits vessel We have the folio wing particil
from The CaTe b,gns OF Jan. %:
ave regret to report the loss ct the whaling barz
Henry IL. Crspo, 300 tuns register, OF DarIn juh,
Msssa buse;ts Archilsus Baker il, comm ineer. Sae
had been out whaling for 81 months AMI days, so1
WAS tomewhrd bound laden with 900 barrels OF sperm
oil, vi en- 81 was csuebt In sqaa ano oundeted on
TIE notbe sst coast Of our colony IN la 90 81 S. 100.
32E The officers md numb cred ~ 10 all; Out
If these only two were saved Cspt Baker snd CDe OF
the crew isrned Pelle C;iored man. Inc rest, IL Is
fesrer have net win watery grave
"IEe Henry ii. Grape ief Sc Augustin Bay Ma1a
osscsr stee they had put la for water, on the lltn
mat rbey hao favorable bfeezes up 70 the l9n ana
the captain officers and crew Sere u hsppy expec,s
ton OF abipg Il rapid voyage homewa'd. ga ln'
evening of ttsf dsy however, white sbout l2o miles
n the coa.t of Nas squsli Of wind suddenly csngh
the vessel and capsized her, From the staIenea oi
the captain and seaman who are .sVed, Is s''u
twariy in rnIrhar. muet have pnisted E'snt o. me
crew were a. the time OF the accident empi0yoa IN
fuIliDg he topssjl and IN 81 likely Oieeiptatet
INTO the water, and dragged yin tae saLans.us s
Els loom a, the tine, and ha no opportunity OF escip
jrp be ore the vessel went over. Or ths others, uh
ing ,s kuosn Tire csptsn and the coored s;-'e ~
who wege the tufvisoIs spent forty hours On iSu'
rtf expoeed TO wind and rain hrJug hout tEe niga,
and T. sccrcbipg sun during he day. Happily, o. Inc
stco1d day after their ehpwreok they were Discovered
10y the Ct al ship England aud taken on Oosru ny
Cartsin Dundss who treated them with the gre itett
kindness which could be shown TO man Ia their uliof
tuuate cordiion. They were much exhausted wen
| taken on board On the arrival Of the Eagland on
Monday, the American cousul wss i'nme'i,toy com
municsted with, and by him well a. by Mr.. ID. W.
| HvckiIs the unfortunate c1ptaln ana sesnen we're
| most bCFpitably received.
| "Tbe following are the names Of tue officers ami
| crew who have perished: Eheu Aikens, LIST ohcefi
Elijah b. D,yol &c ciiceri John Dsunils "a OH ef;
Frederick osher ara GetTIe s,teson, boAtstesres;
and IS sesmen-A meiiesn, Errppes1 snd Por'uglee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-06
MARINE AFFAIRS.
fde BOzale
POR EUROPE.

The steamship Aisgo. Capt Liner, sailed Ga Sa ar
day at noon for Soul ampton and Havre, with lsi
uasseugerg,
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