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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-23
Ronnaber's Bl-sulphite Of Lime.

We received to-day the advertisement of
this celebrated article, which, it is impossible
to publish in this number. but will appear 10
our next, when we request planters to give
their attention to it. This is hardly necessary
however, as they have become so well acquain-
ted with the article from the use of il, as to
prefer it 10 all others. But if there are those
who have not yet tested it, we refer them to
the advertisement when it appears next week,
and to the evidences which will be produced of
it's superior virtues over the Bi-Sulphite of all
other manufacturers.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-23

TWe refer our readers to the advertisement
of the Plaquemine Convent. Though this in.
s~titution has been in operation here but a short
time, it is fast earning a deservedly high repu'
tation.
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give are informed by a geEteman, that in
The article from this parish, whic' was pubs
lished in the Advocate last week, he Aterlined
above the words "forty or fifty" as the nsiori.
ty sigur will gel here, other figures OF sar
greater magnitude. How j. it, Mr.. Advocate.
Let's have those figures, and see how they
tally with those given BY the friends of Mr
Sigur as his majority here. Out with them.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-23
PLAQUEMENE:
Notice.

Those who ge: our paper from this date,
without having ordered it, are simply requested
to accept it, 0ithout charge, till November,
when it will be stopped unless ordered other
wise. We ask all such to receive it till that
time. as a f1pOr.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-23

gWe have seen no account as yet Of the
Battle Of Harvey's Schoolhouse. The friends
of Sigur have no fear of the result, if his voice
is allowed TO be heard in that contest.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-23
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
CONVENT.

P~EAQUENGTNE CONVENT.
Og-The public will take notice that the above
Institution will be ready for the reception of pu-
pills on
Saturday, Sd prox.,
when classes will be resumed.
Persons intending TO send their children should
do so on the above mentioned day, that they may
be examined, receive books, and have their pro-
per classes assigned them.
SISTER MARY OF CALVARY,
Superior.
Per J. d. GRACE, Agent.
Plaquemine, Sept. %, 1857.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-23
STATE Of Louisiana-PGrish Of Usruille.
Succession Sale.

NuCCCSS1O1l SdICo
DY virtue of an order or decree to me d.
ID rected from the Hon'ble the Second Dis
trict Court of the State of Louisiana, in and
for the parish of Orleans, bearing date the 18th
inst, | will offer at public sale to the highest
and last bidder on
Tuesday, 9Th day of October
next, 1857, at II o'clock A. M, at the resi-
denoe of Mr.. Adolphe Sigur, in this parish, the
following described Movable Property. be-
longing to the
Succession Of Widow Marion de Monthly, dec.
to wit: H.
a large quantity of Movable Property. con-
sisting in Beds, Bedding, Armoirs, Tables
Chairs, Trunks, lot Of Books, Bookcase, all
the wearing apparel of said deceased, and va
rlous other artic les, all fully described in tho
inventory of said property. Terms, cash.
JOS. H. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Parish of I~beEville, Sept. 21st, ls57-sep23
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-23

u The last mail brings the news of dreadful
doings in India it was feared that a long,
bloody, and expensive war was ahead.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-23
OoUR DU GENE DISTRICT, ParOisss

NOUh III OEmE OI0 MIL 0FO1SS6
" dIberuiLle, EtGt de Ia Louisiana.
Mary A. Leftwich Us. James Ennis--No Ss9.
]. B. Solari uS. James Eonis-NO, s8l.
Joseph Bereaud. IS. James Ennis-No. $50.
J. W. Austin Admir-, Us. Jas. Ennis-No 879.
En- vertu de quatre writs de alias Fl. Fa. d moi
actresses par pHon'ble. la sus-dite cour dams les
causes ci-dessus i~ntitulees ct numerotees, J'ai
saisi ct J'exposerai en- vente publique au plus Of
frant ct dernier eneh6risseuI, pour du compliant
SAMEDI LIE 8 OCTOBRE
proclaim, 1857, a ii heures A. M, a la maison
de cour de cette p~aroisse, tous les droits, titres,
interets ct pretensions de James Ennis en- ct d Ia
somme de
Cent vingt quatre Piastres,
cette somme etant la balance des produits de Ia
vente de certain mobilier vendu par VIM, II.
Poison. constable; en- vertud de divers wits de Fl.
Fa. lances contre lie dit Ennis par Edward w.
Robertson, JUICE de paix en- ct pour lie 2eme dis
trict de cefte p~aroisse. Laquelle somme est
maintenant entire les mains du dit Juge de PAX.
# " JOS. H. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Paroisse dIberviIle, lie % Sept. t857-sep23
VTTESTERN and Pine Apple Cheese, for sale
by moi ROTH & DEBLIEUX.
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n. Oh -
By virtue of four writs of alias Fl. Fa. to nae
directed from the Hun'ble. the aforesaid court
il the above entitled and numbered causes, /
have seized and will offer at public sale for cash,
t. the highest and last bidder, on a.as#
SATURDAY, Sd OF OCTOBER,
next, 1857, at II o'clock A. NJ, at the court house
Of the parish of Iberville, all the right, title, in
teiest and claim of the defendant, James Ennis,
inland to the sum of
One Hundred and Twenty-four Dollars,
that sum being the balance of the proceeds of the
SALE of certain moveables sold by VIM. H. Pol
son. constable, by virtue of sundry writs of Fl,
Fa4 issued against said Ennis by Edward w. Ro-
benson, Justice of the Peace in and for the I'd
Ward of said parish; and which sum of one hun-
hands of said justice of the peace.
JOS. H. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Parish of Iherville. Sent, %. 1881.
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Etat de la Louisiana PGroiSse d. BerriHs.
Vente de Succession.

I'm vertu dun ordre on dtcret a moi adres-
IL Sc par fHon. Coor du 24me District de-
PEtat de la Louisiana, en- ct pour la p~aroisse d.
Orleans, en- date du Is c%ourant, J'exposerai Ell
vente publique au plus otfranG ct dernier en-
cheriSseDr--
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EUESTERN and Pine Apple Cheese, for sale
w by mol ROTH DEBLIEUX.
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GlXTH DISTRICT COURT, Parish Of
y BerciAe, State Of Louisiana.
Nary A. Leftwich Us. james Ennis-No. 88l.
J. B. Solari Us. James Ennis-No. ss1.
Joseph Bereaud Is. James Ennis-No. $50.
!. w. Austin, Admir-. Us. James Ennis-No.
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MardE, De 6 Octobre, 1s5Y,

a II heures A. NJ, a Ia residence de Mr.
Adolphe Signr, en- cette ~paroisse, les proprie.
les ci-apes mentionGes, apparteuant a la
Succession de feue YeuUe Marion de Monthly
savoir:
Une quantite de Mobilier consistent en- Bots
de Let, eouvertures ct draps de LEI, armoires
tables, chaises, males, l lot de liyres, l bibli-
~ofheque, les habiIlements de la dite decide, ct
divers autres articles deerits dams Einventaire
des dites prophecies. Conditions compliant.
JOS. H. ERWIN, Sheriff.
Paroisse d'Ibervilte lie 81 Sent, 1S57.-sep23
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-22
From Albany.

AL8AsY, sept IT 1857.
Al meeting Of he Executive Committee Of The S.a;o
Tenn ersnce Society day, tho following preamble ari
revolutions were Adopted
whereas friends Of the prohibition Ia,
been called ~ he IKE Luva Committee tbs Sta rempe
race Society 10 mee ~ Rochester the 1snh
nhder authority OF resolution adopted zoe Last m.etn
the state soceir and ,sion that call for stse
frohrEory tone. Dton woul4
snd Sbercas sno,hsr convention OF ice ends plonbon
AS been called nj Sy the 6h 81 Otober
mfco formed - s.ts ccnvent,s ,~o years silce an
~heYrss the State Temperance society conven
~ n.hexpc lent ard ~ they eAnssiy iexire promote
b. A. n.erekis OF the cSuAa, lbefetose
Resoved That the Convsnuon Prohihiions ca lea 1,
me.ts rec &c er On he Sh pat, IA her- ~ ponel
Resolrsf, That he friend ~ proN hpn al he eowatss
OF the state he elect del attend ns Con
vsn ion called meet Syracuse october g. under 10 cal
reAd ssued. -
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nscanwAr TasarSH - a Game Of sPeoalauos," soo
m,dy by Mr si'ngsby Lswro1oc, Ia ~hcn Nr Charles
r,tcw, hal such long Of ses,oas ago
In London rodused lt evening another Gro -ded
house. Dero large array OF rasaIonsoos present,
these performances OF Mr. snness being apparently tos
vguo. Anctgs, the notAbi les We no,Iced vac 3dl.a
Aniiter, Lord Napier. The comedy although OF sieador
corsirucor, Il ~ completely te1i6sd vita tbo artistic
recr srs. AMI rc-.ons circrns'sncer ~ " H.the ~
,bsi his snoT's alone carry slonr win tn al b-n,r
sr'oers IN the ntmaho eooinss tact AMI Soot hamog
-ih Which Mr. ATsbc Tia manages " ri.s above TOO
Te-sn'sry dire lnsp ard emhNrs.~mer.s which cr1vi
ugcu him, 80 resrzs the qrslres hy ~h.n the tci,r
amid misforvnes that woc have cru.hct sny ordinary
nan, has oouirvtd 10 msintain osh hts eqasn nifty ard
popularity Apart from tie nierc;. OF his don't o! tie
fs. AMI the cal tho PER- finance OF VI Msiho e
exauseiy finished, and be mode NJ profu -s ers
10 90 auiy artistic. mathis quite nselec,aai Seas
1hose -ho fc re 70 witness tho only E1s,h vsy
sor that has yet been ~ the ps-us- cx~oroes ~
the French stage snould and this irmitAbe arn
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inssresssmx from Washington.
PIE rKHUANrBPEo oUBsriO RAILROAD from VERA
eBuz TO THl PAOiFIC-rHR 0oiRrs Or NAVAL In
QUIRf-naSTIrG or TAX NAVAL BOARD or BSai'
N5RRs--pgEsIoNs TO CHILDREN OF D1cEAaHD
REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS, RTC., EfC.
wAsHlsGroy, sept 81, 1857,
The Slate Department has received letter from Mr..
Fosryh dated July g. but details are given a. TO the
Tetuan epec settlement.
Gen Robes has also received despatch, dated July
which ssyE TehuAItessc negotiations have been just
eigped Not time TO seud copy statement or details
Gen Robles has recesod copy Of the railroad grant from
Vera Cruz via the City OF Mexco the Pacific BE len
for New York This sftern ,on
Lord Napier Ia now in New York.
Before Court No. to-day, the Gaze or Lieut. James "
wsor stn In progress Capt pierson sud oou asuders
o. houn Earchand and JonAirE, acre examined tbs
governments behalf
Before Court No. tho csse OF Mr.. Gray WAS again M
hts 1crring, end afer time spent in ID
ssrly postpones account Of thai gentle mans soknes
Before Court No to-day the case OF Ooanand Cal
ho retired on leave pay, taken up and coaolisd
The ollcwiDg gentlemen examined In It, viz for the
government, Capt. rstuall, Commanders VIM Green and
Kenrecy, and Lieutenant W. Sumter for the sp2canl,
Commodore bingham, Captains -s,na, ACInsosh Pear
icp Bosrran, and Comm ,dors xcgiasry. All vic
both sdes cobcurred 10 the statement tina. Gem
nauGer -aECun was an elncent ooef In evVfy FespoC
the submitted To Court without ark by
the accured
Board Of Naval Engineers, consisting Of Thief Eugi
Williamson, Wood ana Fo,osoee been ordered
70 crn nj the philate 'hia Navy Yard ths an1
proxmo for the examination OF engineers Tor n:aosop
and AFRO csndidstes for adui.s.5n Into the csyps
Tie ST. asy OF the Interior recently Submitted 10 the
khorrc, tno apes ion vhotnef tie psoioa here
ofore preva ling in the Pension 2acs OF allowing hs ch
dren of Revolutionary soldsrs 10 rscea the peas.c-a
which heir deceIsed parents might have received
according 70 law. The Attorney General to-day rendered
hts opron, declaring that the practice loyal found
alton, AID that neither children grand calara q
have any such right under the scz Of Congress The
qucrce OF this will be to reverse prso 70 q
the Pension Once which hss Continued FOR twenty ave
years. he Attorney General gives the law bu. declines
tosay whether he law should a6olb the practice or toe
practice defeat toe law leaving that sdminsrAton
que,iion 70 The Secretary himself The opinion an able
Que.
be Secretary OF the Navy today opened the report OF
the Board Of Examiners OF tho sloop OF He will
probao make The award to morrow. The Board 70 1or
cd unanimously In favor OF enlnen. New York shp
builder, who will doubles, get The contract The cone-,
has been very animated ore.
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PIulspsLfma, sep, Il, 1881,
Socks heavy Penn. IS, 80; Reading Railroad 81 X
20 Tho msney mafka 10 tighter than There are
rumors o. neavy failures among Toe dry goods dessrs
INV OpIpa~s. SEPT TO- 1857
Oct'orsslss u dav ~ 900 bales irregular prices
Recepis 10 dsy13o bsles Flour advanced loo Sterling
exchange per cent premium.
Hrvlfo, Sept 2t-sp
Flour lfm and supply Hmiied sales, 2ooo bbs, Al Is
for fair brsns- Michigan ss rs Us SO FOR noy and or
trs Michigan Chic and Isdana ard Is ss four double
txra Whest-A moderate supply aud GOA demand Of
hfm prices sales 20 900 huwhes ~ a. lcr Chicago BRING
VI 10 for red ohio and ndass and sl for ~a,se C,,s
dian Corn market quiet and hardly 30 arm sales ~ 600
hu,hels, At oskc 500, rosty At toe ounlde aSure Oats
hrmsr; ,sslos, SOTO bushels, a. 4s0 a7c ghl,hey
10 ser .s'ss TOO 5bh nj re Canal ffelghn 10 81
and lilo o. wheat 10 Albany 100 % corn and lac
wheat 70 New York Lks imu0rs for the .en " four
hnnrs ending ~ boon W dsy-37s1 bbls nsuv la $40
bushen wheat IL, 400 hush " corn 500 pustes oaas
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befofe Hoo Judge Roosevelt
spyr n IN. Perte ~ kicaa Cdnc,,lf me r-isore,
IN his case, Michael CAnccmi, aged 80 years native Of
sicily, Palermo, and boosbinder By sds "a, Unlisted
for the murder Of Eugen, Asdsrson policeman Of this
city, the particulars Of which have been requonly reverb
ed io The curt denseIy crowded, sI,se M.
ory Of Aese benz foreigner, By birh IRE pr
rner was cef,uced b, kesus Asnnesde and y 3aax
mar, Who we're susued By the Dourt M Judre 4 A.
Phi'pe vs nsccsxd with Dsuie, Attorney Hal FOR the
ptosecuuoa.
Toe ckrs proceeded 70 cali The pe.t jary Ninsy Ave
non s,epdns ju-ors fined f2s zach
great number we're ercncd for vsrous causes, tho
maturity FOR having formed snd exnessca opinion
The anacop; o,hess for domesrc rca.uns ,uca an.
pIoaehlog deAlh In family, imperfeci,n or hea.irr or
beips lstoers ard ,he only o. support 'cr Their q
nhes scme perempsory challenges were exercised By
Ueios qusrier 20 2ocl,ss thor. we're bu, az Juror.
srrsn'lled and he probability Is tat the number vilI
Two or ree gentlemen on esips asked why they we're
not npeseni 70 serve replied hai they expressed ve,y
narrative shs occurrence in tho ~spapsn raey
expressed regret hal the nfuratea multitude sh0 pur
sa IRE pr.on.s no no, c,osh, BIN and sannlsi.fet
had nj much Iarn NJ bui could get Ao9g very yell the
n-yer didn't 40 high" (ue.nins II tnsy aid not mns
fbe foIo-,rs arr ,se rsme. n the inros sv,rn:-
1. james ocurney, sboemaker 6o3rsod street
Z VIM Bottom, oyster store, 200 SOUTH ,uect
1homss Hight, shoemaker, 800 Ninth svenue
Samuel arthur, provision dcsler ~ Greene street
anon Hrssafd, dry scod', BIND street
Q. John v Bro.n hemp maker, es7 Huston street
The Clerk bavng Informed the Court tina, the psue OF
Jurors VA exhsus'ed HI. H1no, sk,d the Dstros sto-
ney shat he propcsed doing The boar for adourment
bad arrived.
W Han moved fo- an s1driors Panel o, 40. returns
BILE On WEDNESDAY morning INC Csuo'y Uisrt you'd re
over IT'S sersemep On, rerea 70 Their nsmes, srss
majority OF ~hon nad either 1osryed ov Expressed an
opinion ss 70 the guilt Innocence az the accused
Jud0 Rcossvet granted the order, observing that the
prssnt mode OF empsnsps juries IN oases which have
crest much erriisept serious moon veucnos N
the p-cecncu Of business hut a. vss the decision on
The sheet Of the state thy bounf 70 ABIDE BY
4 until repealed by so srs OF The Legislature lie dis
charged he liry IN wednesfay morning, 10 O'CLOCK
csuorns them n hold converse With each otheg
With ou.~tevs, relative 10 We merits Of The cause which
they were emparele tot
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sspr.me court-spec,sI Term.


suT u-in ~ 1aTsr Of ~ Mckenzie F~stwoncs Os~.-
rs.g Inc report ot tbs re should DO confrnof 4,
srd Inc rider directing the corrsny in'oven and de.
solved be declared 70 be vsd and bnang and tba, he
contrary dissolved and was Dissolved The DAP OF thai
order.
Before Judge Peabody.
10 shc matter n the application Of the Nhvov, &c the
Iy OF New York relative 70 opening o-t public place
between Fny ninth and Josh ytrsev s-c F.h and Eighth
avenues IN ssid city the report Of the referee cen
nrrcd, exceps a. 10 the counsel Eco.
In the msusr Of the Mayor no By the 0roton Board 70
stve 70 the acquiihon Of land for resofvar. Or
DER puysuant 10 report Of referee
The same ". the snms. Same order.
The same w The same Same order
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ed before Judge issel. at his cha nbsrs yesterday
and moved TO have them admitted to bail. His
Honor will look into the case, and give his decision
this morning
The trial Of Benjamin Cole for shooting Samuel
Salspsugh and Peter Cole at the Steep Rocks 6sh.
ing grounds last spring, is progressing at P0ugn-
keepsie and will probably terminate to-day.
The stern post of q new flag ship for the Russian.
navy was yeser lay raised at the yard Of William a.
Webb. There were present number of distin
guished Russian officers and gentlemen of this city,
and the ceremonies were very interesting. A fill
account of the dimensions OF the ship and OF
breakfast given at the Clarendon by Baron Sioeckl
the Russian Minister in honor OF the occsioa will
be found elsewhere.
The German Singer and Turner Societies of Long
Island, numbering some three thousand persons,
held their annual festivities yesterday at 30 wrons
vile.
Spanish advices from Madrid, dated on the Sd of
September, state that Queen Christina had written
20 Der daughter, Queen Isabella, that she should
have the greatest pleasure in being with her at the
period of her accouchement, but that she neither
could nor would go to Spain while the Duke of Va
lencia was at the head OF the government.
The brig Ocean Wave, from rriaidad de Cuba,
which arrived at this port yesterday, reports the
loss OF her second mate, Augustus Perkins, of New
castle, Me-, and colored seaman name David Free
man, who were washed overheard in the tremendous
hurricane of the 18th and 18th inst.
The sAles Of colon restricted by tho smslnes OF
the stock, while prices unchanged same holders
were making shiFrents to Liverpool Flour nrm
especially he lover grades ard the nArke. closet at
slight advance ~be sales pretty freely made 70 tie
DO resto rsde, with parcels for export The suppl
or wheat largely augmented and freely dealt in,
closing firm for all good to prime desrabia shipping
milling qualities, while c,mmoa grades OF weilern and
southern we're heavy, and sales 10 made at
lower rates. Corn Was in light supply and saes
limited, SOC. for Western mixed Po.k
unsested and SAILS limited, with sales OF small lois
at $25 80 for mes, and In ~ low o. S25 As
accepted, which WAS ccnrdersd 10 DO some sha ur.u-
The market About ofo aos.nsAds Cuos musc,vado So
gsrs re rod, about half In bond for ,or and ITO
boxes 1t rates given In another column Coffee gold
to the extent Of ABOUT 700 baas of Ro and do Coy loo
n prices given elsewhere The vas more freight ofer
ing for English ports, and about so 900 900 ,ushss OF
wheat engaged Ia bulk and bags .. 3D. Cd 400
bale, Of cotton si t32d too nogshesds sugr Ml7e Cd
and leo 900 barrels -four at Is Cd To London SEQ
bags OIL cake AS 3D. and goo barreli crude tu;pen
ape At 2a Cd.
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iHlErrsKy TERsoNs PoIsokEs-sx or I'M
Dsan-rgaai BLE fusisHNssr.

A'Hts'Ai W , Sept ~ 1877.
VA sunday art tn ike county, Alabama, thirty seyen
persons poisoned, six OF whom are dead A pegr,
ooos mixed scnic with ne food n family at rs ,nI.
CATION OF o Hungarian named Coskra Thsmas Frasau,
he overseers vito, loo chidrou srs Gland aud Fra,ss
grand daughter are desa, and be others a-c In critical
ccndiion. Tho negro woman wM burnt, and Coskna
would undergo tho fate The folio wing hoadsy
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HALIFAX, Sept. I'll, 1851.
The United States surveying steamer Arctic, Captain
Bergman, which bar bocu engaged In the Atanl, toto
graph enterprise, arrived here saturday night Her
BriiaDio hsJes,ys sloo7 Cayenne arrived On Sunday
no exchanged sau,cs With The citadel and the Asmras
Gag ahip this morning
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Nails for EUaops,
PAE Nxv vORr ayRAIB--sprTIoF rca auRoPs
The cunard mail steamship Europa, Capt Letch will
cave Boston on edpesdsy, al noon, for Liverpool.
Tue European mails will close in this city NJ quarter
past one O'Clock lbis afternoon,
ne sarope&n Of Inc AnALp, printed In French
and Ergusb be 20 blisned O'Clock the
&c. Single copies, In wrappers six cent?.
Subscriptions Advertisements for any edition OF the
ds- Ioss HAID win DO recslved the following plAces
= EUrCre-
l,uEDos-Am. European Express 70, 81 King william
CARR Do DO. sPlace dc II Bourse
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EIyaKruoL-R sluks., 10 Exct anSs street, Esxi.
AvzS-Am European Express Co., 81 Rue Oorneine.
me contents Of ,pean edition CT HERALD will
SoEbne The received by mail And telegraph ii tae
during The previous ~eez and up 70 tie hour Of
yuolt rs'on.
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DrBcous Sept II, 1861.
On he pighi or Tue i5sa rsl The gcgs.oss oGnoe .,
fsrosuh, hrntsois, was entered and land warrants 10
me amount or 3, Geo stolen reward or s5oo
honerei for the dctc,tion o, INC thief
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uhs Central Amsrtcs-Rsward Tor the Res
cuers-An InvsstlGatson handed.

On the record Of marine disasters there are
few, If any, instances Of aid being rendered 10
the unfortunate passengers of wrecked vessel In
which courage, GOODNESS and humanity more
challenge admiration and command respect thsn
In the case of the late appalling calamity the
loss Of the Central America.
In the height Of terrific tempest we zee the
little brig Marine, Capt Burt, herself disabled
and hardly able to bear up against the elements,
promptly running to the rescue Of the sinking
steamship, and after receiving on board all the
women and children, lying to in the trough OF
the sea all night in the hope of rescuing some
struggling wretcbes whom the daylight might re-
veal. Nor was the conduct Of Captain Johnson
Of the Norwegian bark Ellen, less commendable
in remaining steadfasty near the scene Of disas-
ter until he succeeded in picking up the last suf-
ferer in view. Had these brave seamen listened
to the prompting OF selashness, or had they been
less daring than they were IL is probable tina,
no. a soul would have returned to tell the story
of the Inflated Central America.
II should not be forgotten that the efforts OF
these gallant ships TO rave the poor castavays
would have been partially Intellectual, for want Of
provisions to keep them from starving, had not
the barks Saxony and Cuba, and the ship Euphrs-
STA generously given the nece@ares Of life from
their own somewhat scanty stores
To one and all Of the commanders and crews
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CHsnsros, sept 81, 1887
Tho most externve Gre tha have had here for
ysars occurred yesterday. Johnsons h5el and many
osher buildings were destroyed Lo~ $4,000, Of Which
one half VS. insured, principally n s,u,hern ofncta
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NEw 0HLSA.s, sop; 10 1857.
The dncaliy between General w.lker and Cooaol
kewen bs, entirely explained away By letter ron
yalser.