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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02

TN DIsu1oy Puol Farms AM FANAuc- re-
Mls3AClU yFIs AnE,D.--We published como days
sgo @ call for disln'on convention al Worcester,
Massachusetts,, tic s.sncra Of the paper pleading
The ,ortb Carolina plea that the two sections ar
o. widely trsagcd a. tso separate nation, and
that accordingly t would he bc.t TO have the
Union Dissolved, and an independent Northern
and scparatc Southern confcdcracy. Jhesc
Me- achuset.a diaunion Ianatics ere thus coosd-
Crably ahead OF the fre-eatcTs Of South Carolina.
Tl1o latter have threatened dizunion upon thu or
ths, contingency happening, in which event they
will narch upon Washington, seize The public
erchiyet, ROB tie trcssary, and fall lack upon
Charleston ard sct up a southern ccnfederacy;
but those Massachusetts, and other Northern dir
unioni-is proposc disnnion right away. upon its
own ineris and this proposed convention II to
Deliberate upon The ways and means for cxpo-
ditng Che work. We recommend CbcvslieE
Brooks. Rbett. Toombe, keitt, Wis, Masor aud
other contingent Southern )isuuiS:ists, 20 be on
hand when this Worcester 1stiooted dislnion
convention comes OF. They may, perhaps, learn
a thing or i've upon the subject from their bclder
Northern disanion brcthrep, such ~ Carbon.
Ph1Iv Nd Parker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02

ruIApyLpErA srocr nam.

FHlIIDELPHfA SfOCE B0ABr.
PuLADALr1uA, Doc. ", l8oe.
spcss steady. fsnnsyivAnh Sc, % ;fcsGse hAlrsaa
<3'l; Lose Island Railroad, l3k ncyr.s ossaL lSJ
fsansy wanna Railroad, sTss.
NEW OR1sAN, DeN III, Ieoe
CokfoR-sAea V DAY 600 bales; prices vithsss ,ssAes
change Sugar quies; sAles u olo. Brssdstum vsry
dull. fork gu,ss. lard, In barrels, llNc NrchsaGe
on london pr cent premium. fhs vssAbv hss
besn vsry vet.
CHApuxsrov, Dso %, 1870.
Cotton SAILS 70 d.y Moo bales, ,st an savss~ u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02

THE CONVICTION o. HUNTNGrOS.-A great
and good thing in behalf Of justice public mo-
rality, individual honesty and the safety Of So
ciety has been achieved in the conviction and
sentence OF Huntington, the forger and swindler,
TO the utmost penalty Of the law. Considering
he success of New York iinancicrs, dcfaulters,
political rowdies, bullics burglars and assassns,
n escaping the penalty Of their crimes, through
1.-The laws delay and the tricks Of artiul shysters
and corrupt officials VIC had rcssor to fear the &C
quittal OF Huntington upon somc microscopic
Jaw, some technical infcrmality or divided
ury. The result, therefore, exceeds our highest
expectations in behalf Of justice, law and order.
We are disposed TO regard II as the Inauguration
Of a new epoch in the prosecution Of rogucs, ruff
fans and swiodling fnancie-s before our courts
The conviction and the full sentence Of Hunting
ton arc particularly gratifying in view Of the
outrageous defence set up for tho criminal by his
counsel "horal insanity The impudence Of
this plea stands out in conspicuous relief,
grand, gloomy and peculiar" Moral insani-
yw We have no doubt that the shocking inso-
lcncc Of this miserable discovery contributed
much 10 give emphasis TO the verdict Of the jury
and the sentence OF the Jsdgc.
But this moral insanity did not stop with
.bc criminal. One would suppose that the
poison had almot AZ seriously affected
the counsel for the prisoner in another
form" or tat they would not have
gone out If their way 10 make war upon
the liberty OF tho pres. We agree that It
would have bitter served the calre Of the cripn-
nal and The wishes az his counsel, had the public
press kept moicslly silent upon the subject dur
ing The trial Including total suppression o. the
proceedings In court; bat stll. the denunciatiors
uttered asaiDe. The pres Wy prisoners counsel,
because Of diaerent line Of newspaper policy,
w,rc but waste Of breath and digplcasure, and
20 the prisoner were worc than useless. There
was LEGAL Inc O. defence which Uuu,ingions
counsel might have adopted With better results
for their client and thcrnselvea-to witthe miii-
gs.ion pes-that tac forCeries complained Of were
no. in reality perfected, and were not forgcries in
the ordinary legal scnc Of tic word but financial
experiments Of confidence ran,' Of @ bold
aad dashing, and singularly romantic and suc-
crsful character. But let us while congratuls-
ting the community tia. the peculiar dcfczce Of
this dasllng gSindlsr has contributed 10 his con
viction and sentence, also express The horc that
his cas- gives the quioius 10 this insoleDi dodge
| OF mora i1a-ity."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02
United States Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Dec 81, ISbA.
Joshus A. Brown, Of Nes York; adn,issed 70 the
bar.
Gaze No. 2.-Bepjsmin r. Morning Alfred g. cap
temus q al. Cameo eubmtss to the Court, record,
and printed argument by Mr. Washburn for plaintiff
No 3e.-Willam X. Post u OIL claimants OF the cargo
OF the ship Richmond, Jonn Fl. joiner ct a.. Argued
by Mr. oConor for appellants, and M Lord Tor spPolees
Adiogrned I'LL friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02
Movements or southern steam. w.

TIVE ALABAMA Ar sAvAsSAB.
SAVANNAH, rec. %, 1905.
The usa.s Alabama, from New Yoss, arrived hsps
today.
THE sPEAnZp SAsHvrLrI AT CHARLESTON.
CnARrssros, Dec. o. 1850.
me uassd etsses mall steamship Nashville aysvsA
here NJ o's,sck On Monday n.sht
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02
Departure or the Steamship Canada.

BosroS, Dec. u, lS0e.
The rOyI mall steamship Canada sailed sor BsrrAx
and Liverpool a twelve o'clock 70 day, WIN eleven
passengers Sr the former and thivtytwo Dor The
latter pors. Among she passengers ioy Halihs We
Cyrus W. Field, Esq, OF New York, vbs sos
10 EewSoundAnd 10 make arrangements 70 comes.
ton with The proposed TRANSATLANTIC tsssrspajs caok
NJ. Tsld viii return probably In about vesss. rnc
Canada tak@ On sAspt SIZE 900 N specs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02

The MlasOuri LegSslature-Arrcstt Tor FOERcfy.
ct LOUIS, Dec. 81, 1855.
The Mrsour, legislature organized permanently yeser
day. ". D NcCrackcr, democrat, was chosen Secretary
OF the Sonato and Robert Harrison, democratic whs,
Speaker the House. The 8entonites and Americans
fused In opposition 70 the democrats.
E. c. Davis, late sperin,endcnt Of Public Scheos, has
been horo for orgores varou. peysens end
banking houses, amounting 10 $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02
naeratiOns Thrsuxh out the Country.
FIRE AT PATERSON, Nj.

CONGREGATIONS Throughout the Country.
FIRE AT PATERSON, n. y.
PArsssos, Dec. n, 1850.
destructive IRE occurred here last night Vie
seP Of Main and Van Houtsn Streets Ega stores were
totally consumed together wish the sutre eonssn The
stsres OF Vsndsrvoort Snyder, dry goods; A. stou-
tsnbsrolsh, dry goods; runson, dry soods; xoKrk,
bakery, shoe store asjo,uug; g. AlIer, sobsoooshs;
James Dunn, confsotioae'; Mrs. Kelly vaxssy sore;
Beam h Taylor, shoes and boots, considerably
damaged by water Also several other buid,nR scroa
the street we're less damaged By Gre md
water. The total loss y estimated OF 100000. Tts
origin or the fire 10 unknewn.
IuE At AKRON, OHIO.
BUFFALO Dec. n, lS,s.
Ths Beacon once, Of Akron, Ooio burned on Nor
day morning, together with hsssr. poebc and sdkers
bookstore, welmose Co, Agricultural store, sud Bow
BArbers grocery ssore. Several ID Joining buldnss
were ALEC greatly injured.
FIRE AT MILAN, OHIO.
CLlyIIAsp, Dec. n, 1855.
The gr.st mil and saw mill Of Messrs. Merry h Cay.
at Milan, ohio, together with Nosker skipnsrs block
actory, were burnt yesterday morning mo formers
loss IL Estimated ~ from sl2 oco sl5ooo;> the fSrs
Of 5000 No Insurance.
FINE AT LOUISVILLE, KY.
LovsvnIr, Dee. u, lsse.
The Medical Department OF the unlversny Of Iorsvgs
destroyed by FIRE this morning. The lsss covered
BY insurance. and enough Of the apparatus vei 70
enable the lectures DO continued the Depart
mont adjoining.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02
T III e LATEST VS..
BY pMNTMs Mss MAGNETIC TELEeRApDs.

Another boat OF tAs Lyonn.is P1ckea up ~
Sea-
HALIFAX, Dec. 81, 1855.
The brig Beauty, hon Jamaica, arrived as HA,sax On
Saturday night reports thai on her outward voyage, o.
Nov. in las 40 she pistsd 40 whale boat bcsaen a.
ssarboayd side stove md ears ashea thwars, wxh
ugsa mast hoatng alopssids The boa, contained essk
of water and lie buoy sed ale Lyopnais Hayre,
Also whito shrt and fine Handkerchief usykeS
"y E,o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02
Last Act Of the stanvix Hall Tragedy
Baker ana Others Admitted ca Hail.
SprBEuI corBrr--srImAL TERM.
arRENE corDrr--srBUrAL TE
Before Hon. Judge payies.

~. 3l.-7h, Ps7ss -. Lres Bar, Pd,ricl kcI0sYn.
TN ycEv, T-7s>r. JOAN Bysv, ord Cbrnslsu rinn.--
me prisoner, Baker Who twice tired for the nur-
der OF william roe'e 10 etsnwlS Hau-ibs jury esch
occasion being unable 70 Agreewss this day brous mp
. viii q habcas corpus, and his discharge on ta1
demanded BY hs counsel. Mr. Jas. Z. Brady. similar
application made on behalf Of The otber prisoners.
Judge Davies made the following order--rhe prisoner
LAWS Daksr, being brought before me- 10 returned that
he held In custody Nv vrioe Of commitments upon an
indstmeSi charging him aud Patrick Nc, ausbln, ana
James Turner and John Byler, and Cornelius linn ons.
" with homicide. The District Attorney for the people
Application nsdo 10 ball the priscoers oon
sen to tho ssnc (snd consents tina, ops defendants
be coDsidered personally Prsscn, With Lewis Baker)
End by agreement snd the bal 10 be gwen N the sum
OF o. eco zach In GOOD and sufficient srrsy and there.
upon TIA, each Of the defendants Lows Baker nsugh.
lin AMI Turner DO discharged from curodT.
Mr. James McSrcs, OF Seventh svenpe, became bal
for Bakcr in tho amount Of g. 900 Turner and Nc.
IAushn had not Trocure1 bondsmcn ri the rsng q tho
Court, bu even u they had they would have bcen
cot 81 liberty, The District Attorney has another charge
sgsns, them arising out Of another case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02
Laura Kcen.'- Theatre-A New p,.c,.

translation o. ,, lin cln- r7 Mrs, under the i,o
q "i rane With ny Mother" wa plsycd here for the
sri time last evening. nns neal little sci oppciy,
ormes By the elaboration Of sngie incident. Sophie
brnould Mss Laura keepc), popular rTgo dsnnd has
ordered oasihi dinner FOR Nee Years Lay, expecting
Of Der friends 10 dlne with her They al decline,
even to Ter ,0rzsl, on the plea ~ ine viii my
mcthor." tinsliy come an artist wton sopha las
tacwn before sne bcans distinguished, and vino bss
panie the portrait Of her mother. lie invites Sophie TO
dine win MS mother, which invitation abe 81 hrst &C.
eeps AM changes nor Ore 10 como down 10 TIE h-pt
Of the lowgeOn sccOpd tho gb, makes her se"
dine with Ter own mother, and she SITE dows orpcste
the pcr,rsi which y the end Of the play. sso ies Is
very oIevery worked up by Niss keerc, Ms G. 5cfer
son ard Mr.. wbesilolsh. Mss Keenes acting ~ e.pe
cary orceent and The piece was rscsived With srnro.
baton BY very good houv. nr Chsrl.- EcLaehls IL
,be author Of he Insisb ysrsios
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-07

In the lss Sd and 9Th Wards. the sersc Of
zoe voters was in favor OF issuing licenses,
and IN the Cd and 9Th Wards, the people
were opposed to granting ssme \ election
u the balance of the Wards
"ess assen Rouge Aug sth. 1857,
tSigned) n. W. Porr. Sheriff
hssolved, That the Sheriff shall not issue
either State or Parish licences for the retail
ms OF srir,tuous liquors. in any Of the
wards OF this parish when by the vote taken
On the goth July 1857, the sense of the peo-
PIE vas expressed against it. Adopted.
:. Isisnedi E. g. Trinidad.
upon petition from Widow MARITIME
bseeux, praying for relief. etc, from the Po-
nee Jury on account Of cid age ard infrmi-
Aes the fciicVlne resolution was adopted
hesoteed, That the annual sum OF sixty
collars be paid cat OF the Treasury. to Widow
MsFane hseanx, Al old and nfra, widow, il
extreme Indulgence, and that said sum be
PAD quarterly, dating from the lst Of June
.eo!, on the warrant Of, and to the order q
: lras. i.aniry.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-07

i---,Ial F.---, -Ia- -I 10 I'Tr..'
Hams
I~(,.,o,,, VOC now horne r, ri
,,,,a7 - The rnval nav;7};on whore
I.,l1., +1n l,,an Ia }aiI +,,a c,.;;,.,-
;la, At T.. (,,.,,,S, ~ -I, .a,r r tho
,I2aaornh
pTr snon the hero sr5.,,ng rom
~. e<7,a,,,,d ana drao.;,5s, 1,;s sword
av[.to;,,od uS;ra r,,,,@5>thar yonr
o.atb ;" and ;,,.t3,t1,- Tho c,},ae+l,-
rr@.,nf7; 9~ ami t,.rr;t1sd victim Stood
I,nt.,rp },;71 gr,,asoro looked force.
l., n,,o,7 l,;,, n,[;1, nera;r, l,~.n1;sb-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-07
Hogs ana the Hog Market

Consequent upon the financial
crisis arising ont Of tho failure OF
the Trust Company, the feeling in
the market for hogs, as regards con
tracts for future delivery, has been
quite st.bdued the two or three
weeks, and though there were
plenty Of buyers at ST for Novem-
ber delivery, up to the last ten days
Of August and but few sellers, there
are now more sellers than buyers,
at this rate. The question whether
the next hog crop viii be q Llong'
or short oneis being generally dis
cussed, and opinions are given on
both s.des freely, and supported by
plausible logic 70 say the least Vi it.
Letters from various sections are
being placed before the public, sta
ting that the hogs are dying by
thousands in all direct IONS, and that
in many places there arc not enough
to propagate the species in other
places We hesr the animals are un-
Usually abundant, and we'll taken
care Of. In some places It is stated
with greatest pertinacity, that ali
except pigs-the mercst pigs, were
slaughtered in winter and spring,
pork being so high and then again
we are told that those not aIaugh-
tered in winter, were during the
past summer. Here and there we
lind communications from the cor
respondents Of mercilautile agen-
cies, stating that there are few hogs
III the country. But when lois re-
collected that these correspondents
are country lawyers v ho spend their
time 'roosting' about county Court
House, watching for clients, it will
be seen that their opinion regarding
the hog crops, is exceedingly worth
less. Dealers aud all interested in
the provision market viii always
find it safe to assume there are, In
every year, hogs enough in the
country; there may be less one
time than another, but there is al
ways enough to fatten so as to make
LONG hog crop, in case the induce
ments and the means exist to do
this.
In another part of our paper, we
publish the assessors returns Of the
number Of hogs in Kentucky com
plets. We also publish the returns
of tbirtr-one counties in Ohio. The
former show al increase of tacsnty-
nine per cent, as compared with
last wear, and the latter Of eighteen
per cent. The returns in Kentucky
are of hogs over six months cid on
the 10th Of January each year, and
in Ohio Of hogs over SIX months
old on 1st April each year. In
Kentucky, we find over one million
hogs, over six months old on the
10th Of January, 1857, and in Ohio,
if the increase in the counties not
vet heard from Is the same as II is
in those reported, there were l84,-
326 hogs over six months old, on
the 1st Of last April Indiana and
! Illinois had, no doubt, three mil]i
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-07

The E3lcvviFg accounts have haer submit,
fel TO ,s9,Ir co7ynItter. which n., r.,,otza,ere
far 7ai.,rorl.
~, .,,-..,s
Ess'T3 S5''ff- A"'aS = q q
~brrfa's f,,s. c.c........... ....,,.... .sg =
Sos.henes Aale' holding Inquest. .,... - ot
). !. i,anar' Ter S.Fs 4i >ot>sl'' 49, II
S'. r rnerr M .l.o T,"-.t ''', t' ' - -
F H@.-r fr asnuer 20 Gosrni. el~ction. %
W;dge eas"is diaaer. t" - ....- oo
one quarter saar5 70 sugar ti=a;er-...... rs o.
L'T. NTas ior tssl''Hs at an 'a49e'' 'i 's
p, r,,r,., ,i.k > - "a
II oi7ou. dinner to e.. %
lsi,nci 2 r Chion
r wb;t. Eounittee.
The Jury adjourned na:il Friday 18th INST,
At o . clock.
T. Be :GTsox, Clerk.
,.,-rl;,,,r :, ..l,,,,,.,,x.a,. .hs r,-,. ,v,.,4
a.,innl, =. '''e'
orssc,'t o. ~ .s r. h.i,ro ,,.,4l " p;oas
1;,ssnt-W " em,noa
H., rag,'r ,I,'.'n" ~ a..',.o,,, ~
.ta ,'ra,.."s's l w. .ts ,ai;,,..
rsSo1Y-i,n was 9 al,nta6
Resolrel. Tpot the sum of ten dollars be
"a ID ou. of the Treasury Of this rar,sr upon
. warrant ,ssuea to Henry Grant for the
bnr;a! OF 4 dead sbolv. and subsequently,
traasfeyre: TO A. Dup!antier. Said warrant
,,-ae }o.t Ey ssid Dnpantier before pavn,rnsi 4
<1l1!,Ij,. r1ade.
iTn,n a rote Of SIS 90 bearing ) psr
~e,7. ;r,t.rast uer arnuIn. and due i've wears
after date. ,.s2ed Sept ID, l8f0; in favor of
John Bnhler ant, against the parish Of West
p,+,n Enprs the following resolution was
sop.ed
Resotrrd. That the s-easurer OF the PARISH
ray the aforesaid note with interest rs aiore-
said from the % September 1850, up % this
date.
The Jurr then Adjourned until Saturday,
10th, 1857.
T. BEscEnoN. Clerk.
,,.o-.,;.s 4, z.,iar,rru,.n. tho pnl;r. Hurry
,n..
pr,,s.,,44 Rarye-oo White. = D
Trinidad ! 6 woods. +. A. Woods. J. ".
pines r + cn,4u.
A bsent-W. ". Lennon, J. s. Williams
ard D 2. Cain
The President being absent. J. c Woods
.y,. called 70 the chair as President. ira
lsm ....
3, - r,,,,u ,fr,-.i ~. f>l,.,,,;,r =. sn,,.,;a-,
y: - .','',', ,1aS ''...I
',' - ~ - .;,,,.,A 49, p,,,;.a
,,t H.
Jo's -H' ~ : 'p@ ~, ,,a,a ~
go - ~ ai''o'1t'sa .i ''ts'. T.;;s ,,,;s
bi!ss' .. 90. n,u a. ~. ,o,yc,t
,,;.. s,I h,ya oss cc a;.s de
ii.cra, II tae Clerk If the Police safP, bound
!, ,.n,,,h,a. firm
( Wi,,;s,ns being now presest, tock
HE as President.
=, p, ,:r- -.r,ss5 "a
NJ. - Len'.ne, I.st "as,hs LII sS,,s e.
serve rs no'1 IN S"- loi ..'s - '-N a.
Lc"ls = oss'1.a .,s was Ai'f'o's''eS'
IT, t,iia..;e.g rose,,t;oo wac offered I,y 6.
-. 80
+, ohish ana aNopteu
ises0tred, nat me PRESIDENT OF Tue oItee
Jury, ~ ms capaeisv as s'ca Aa,e . ~! .,s"
= al.a 1".l.o'i.s III. ~ = i, lie ;t,ir.
'he PFoeeea'fss q VIZ -, i IL, IL, d.,
trent ne may is'hs tfoPef' Sia 'ae o''ee
!"Ty isseii won",
A petition from several inhabitants of the
Fourth Police Jury Ward of this parish,
p,ay ying that the Police Jury declare the
road running from the Mississippi River: and
along the Ines of Mrs. Y. Kirkland and 1,
w. Bird. to the forty arpents thence turning
at sight angle and following The forty arpent
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-07

"Can you tell me what are the
wages here z" inquired laborer OF
a boy,
Il don't know sir"
"What does your father get at
the end Of the week."
! "Get2'osaid the boy; why, he
gets as tight as a brick"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-07

"9'' I"e'n 10 FiS;I ana quit his pres
e'lee, ana never 70 mention L Dgge-
ro.S "@n1e before hm; then turning
rom mem th2 naughty monarch
lstr Il, me hai!'
he h,' 2hts. no" cGv!aimea, : r
oEo Is ioS' 5at no - On
,3'', 'l'.9 no" hlSely the YONG
"a l'a''|lh vi ''a4 been murdered by h!s
! sVl' Nl'%r5ell2agiie haa too hl}'cA
l"sslce ls,, ana .'c generosity 70 take the
i5t'il11 :. iiie2 'u., u marx ms l'gi
olS pressure ne oani5hed hlm from
'1le h''9l'oh ana '4e "fe5cileo
PaLel.t , E1'''Tileo fo (he Danish court
941'eI5y oelioflHg fAe death q a be
'oE[d ana only SON
tnoef me command OF b:tuero,
t,'le !, ol d@lF hfaVesf generals, the
7ar~Cens CEN no" renewed the war
ana Ih"flenlaShe learned with aS-
oola1SnfnehF, 5h;-5 f1ey were rapidly
ad'"nG02G toward MS cap'sol. lie
instantly i, summoned his forces to
! "l's' 4n5 laF,ng no soch warrior
as the DanlsD hero> ano beng at
sAi5 uhe deprived also OF hls
ofaTes( troops, Charles the Hreat
wa. .acn to tFemoLe,
All eyes were now turned to the
Da,liSh colsrT, ana one and all deep
): oep'9red the absence OF the M
daunted leader, who had SO often
tea them to battle against these
baTbarlans; but no one had courage
60 utter the name ct Inc hanIs;led
/ ggero: At last the Duke Of ia
varla, throwing himself at the feet
OF the monarch, with tears and
suppIications urged bis recall. But
tears and entreaties alike proved
VAN. Ihe Enperor's determlna-
uen renamed Hn5haken; ana the
Duke, who loved Uggero as his
son, retired from the royal presence
overwhelmed with sorrow.
The gloomy aHd 5u!ien looks Of
the knights, at lcngtl, forced the
monarch TO recall their Idol; and
the Duke Of Bavaria was dispatched
to the Danish tonrt to urge his
retlr'l. On being made acQNaln-
ted with the LnperorS request,
Oggero stood for some moments
lost in deep thought, tllen throwing
himself npon his knees, he remain
ed some time IN prayer.
hlSsng from 'hls acs o1 oeVotIo,1
ne Z, EXCLAIMED, i, IS, y ahlo' g teI'
'he Emperor =. Ieav 45e'o fS'"iI'a'
on one cond'e'oh ohiy Il ne oo-
tallis a victory over the lnloels, me
ms son oeop'1ies :, 4-'
pri5oneI, an 'as, ai'a'it f2H $
sero, ,sae , Emperor l''''s' sea- VIII
an oafh'
" he1 'De 1"No as1li '.l'I,essIs's !
oe'ofe .''af'e'''asao' al'" ..llo' i'Ieo 4'
.I.l. ,,,l
m1I1afen lnuIs'"atis ! eAeia.''''1,
:, =" nat, a ia:heI s,sg ~ = so'' ~. %
prisoner 70 us hiof'ai ellenis ~,
never! I y Tgefo shail !, re15'al'' n4 ~ a. She
courg OF. 11ellllls'a; ,c., !, n'as 'lle u. tie q
proach OF d p9"si''ll alle'lS . t1 the
yeay gates OF MS caPI'ol, a'.' % We
lear OF 3 : 1a1n1lIF 7 j .5 ani9a5 h., nLs 'ia3s'
at ieng'h l4Ice'l 5n5' 45 haasa1s - 'I2l'= 52
afeh 70 1'elu 'I5 aIl5 '''0 ''"''si'0'
eefo was ieca''7''
" Nhen the warrior AGAIN appear
ed IN the camp, ne WAS greeted with
loud acclalnations, ana the fmpe-
ror Instantly conferred upon MIN
nj ity1 Ycyf "
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-07

Women will never be punctua'.
They scorn the charm that hangs
To !. watch chain.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-07
1OLICE JURY PRoCEEDgsGs.

i. N adjourned meeting Of tie Police
Jury Of the parish Of West Ra!on Rouge.
held ii the cour. House thereof. on THURSDAY
seatenber 18th, 1857, the following members
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-11-07

Il 60"
Thou departesf.
ssHe cleared out -
"W e cut stick" "
"Y { or you made tracks
They abequatufate."
@Mon Dieu mon Die1 what
disregular verbs you have in yos
language"
~ An exchange SAYS the mcs
lignifed, glorious and lovely wo~1>
Of nature i wo1nan-tle next mar
and thirdly, ths Bsrkshife pig.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-05
HASBROOK, McWHIRTER q co.

AVE this day determined sell their stock OF SPRING
II AND SUMNER DRY GOOuS at prime cost for cash,
to make room for their EXTENSIVE FALL PURCHASES 4
part Of which they daily expecting Their stock
ssts Of ENDLESS VARIETY, so that everybody will
be suited. You will fnd them al No, Market street
doors South of the Public fuly Is