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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-02

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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-02

Nl saa.a ss RUTH & cos b.
b 'uiphlte Of Lime Of the best quality. for sale
Sent i, ,a- DEBAILLON & CARRiERE,
- 1'oe, Washington la.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-02

n ONCE no NON RESIDENFS.AYon
N ye hereby notified to make OF cause to be
Ii o. your1ands, in the 2d4I.evec District onshe
ass River, in the Parish Of st. Landry,
al and icvees according TO law. on OF before
IA III December next, 1858. Fractional Sections
4sasd ", 4. A,S.R.s7, L. South western District.
fractional Sections / and q, and the Northwestern
El6orssertin s., 4. 4, SIR. z, G. Southwestern
DktEirtg and The lands owned w " widoy 9of
HenyAbbott, areithe lands owned by ron residents
iaihs District NR Ta9 r. HATH0RN,
8tss Road and I.evee Inspector I'd I.evee District.
\ 81. LMndry, Sept. %, 1858. A sNssa
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-02

CnExIN DR FIR DRY OrRtousas.-Ees 3
~recteurs de o. railroad esperent que lledur che.
MIL, sera tientof remis cn a~ctiyite. Les dpgais
sn,'fsrts, par sniiesde u ctrevadsse sdsat relative
n,ent 'tatnii,es. les rails n 'ont etc efmpories
rar ie '~courant, que dsns ie voisinage ailpmiedia,
de "a 'cFeyasse Ben. S1s6s S,ass'ss .1RsBss
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-02

UNI tioIsb.--l'he undersigned has the
y ssx " sea aa,e u ', shs pse nsd that ast A%sN-a
E Es,Sp%ale At least one hundred Il a lssha ~
Qua II az IN nis large and commodi- Al1Gaia3SS@
ill., H sosa, situated on Main street, in st. MaTfinsv,ie
uered. : aifsu' ahe the liable wfioe wen
thes HE %sc opened, on the beautiful lot adjoining
H HSss,ss and snlkies, as well as Carriage, and Riding
81 N ivsm Pc procured at moderate prices
'siulsvilie, Nuyember1s, 1856.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-02

-S| -c VIC Dees cal
Aeu. VI
ortertis and other particulars apply tn
8s4j ley. GILBERT RAYMOND.
lpelnusas, Sept. Is, 1853. y '8f 3a31f ~
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-02

A Wis AK CoNTRlBUA BLES.AAss
IA tention.n--Le csntribnahles qai mont pas en-
core pages lenrs taxes de 1857, snit, par les prs
sertes. avertis. one mon .sspnte. John B. Hihm.
p~rouedea immtdiatement 4 fnire des saisies d'sprks
Il loi. ceux qui venleht stctiter des ftais fefort
lien de venir me trouyer sans deld, D mon burbsss
aux Opelousas. En- mon ahseHce, Joseph D. Richard
est ani5fise par moi de collector lesditrs taxes.
Dpeiousas, u juin iS5s. 49,
- FLBERT CAN'T, i
Collector des Taxes.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-02

los AmiaS q dehors. q sDarticuIiss ,eus
IL ii Nsmsele.o orleans. nous ler, d,,ons
munian, des affairss Vii e trans;oe,,a
eo,rc paroisse 1t leu yi)le IN dpia IN.
sidFrabie Il pourirait ,e,re jarren,en, occra I'M 4;
nos habitanfs etaffetnt, eenerulemept, ,a,,s Il.
miliers avec ceaaai eoncerue yos aAaires loca.
les, vos attentions Ell les facilities due vous dan.
neg pvf f}aire, II a marches TI'
EncdsS qucl9Ae~-ehIines ct Ii kaison 4. IN
TONNE N siossriirl pour les aaHn;res ayec Nm
a~ctivi,e habi 55ife. ct volre VILE Va esre tun,e
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-02

Uj1 is,s, NJ EALER, Watci-Maker and
Aoussss eslef, corner Of Main and Landry streets OPP
nd Tp p,,uaas On hand an assortment OF WATCHES
God5 ny EsLKf consisting of English and French
EarRinuus s nl eased Lever and Lepine Watches,
GtntlrsTna's, rshgef,Rings, Breast.rihs for Ladies aud
s Ssses Holders perfunlery, Hair Brushes. Toilet
the what Ias y.ief articles too numerous to mention
phces fo s = winch will be sold at much reduced
Nil Ill., sass Or good city acceptance.
business nv Il 9 keeiite all kinds Of work in my line of
dspstebss ~ = Worknaanlike manner and with prompt
GSsMtp lash. ma C&N3 EAEER, Nv
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-02

III ebsaS es.lzsoa ounces different marks. for sale
-, " P. L.. HEBRARD.
~ Ill hEAoHs HAIR nYE-A fresh supply, for
+, l.. HFRRAED,
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-02

tfalnnes y wilIeehe IN st usefni to the pupils; the
stGxt eliey ifbe paid totlieir rapid Improvement
mhespest adehers will be selected; their number
yiiI 70 ta.Ieseaf 10 suit the increasing number OF
LIS yery sitas access Of The Institution from, the
sesaN,sga s9e aonsgxperienee of those at the head
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-02

a NIS,-~1ohtes personncs tqni ont ~ sf.'
90 rlosnations tontfea III succesSbn I'D Johns,
harlow ddccde, vnudfont bien fca presenter nn4 AQdQg&S
sfgiA On a son avocat, John u. King MAlEj ffKdHys
d~iatement; et ccu4 gui doiycnt NJ III ditto Succxsal6n
yoidrontb ien en- vepir fitc h ~paicnscnts Nss
ELISHA ANDnUs,A
ab snsitS ri HN3aAs p Aantnthtfttaaf.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-02
(and confirmed.
.ember IL. 1853.
~ASTRAPEs, CLERK.
~NoRANDIEE, Of. the
having applied by her
'stratrix OF the estate
x, her deceased hus-
&c. sncrpby given to oil per.
cause, A0ny they have, why
not lie granted, at my Office in the
asas witkin ten days from the date Of
,esnent.
Ode. Orcsoassas, September rs, 1855.
,A51ii a LIS. LASTI}AP PES, Clerk.
! TING ur CREpITORs.-Estat

VA join S. Barlow, deceased.
H. virtue Of an order tfom the Honorable the
mSdet Courtin and for the Parish Of *. Landry,
meetinr of creditors of the estate Of John 8.
psrL,Wg ieeeased. late Of the PARISH Of ST. Landry.
IN lie holden before 0nez. 4. Guidry, q n otary
TSssAic ,ior said Parish, if his ofice, in sthestown OF
|g~assoa,as, on SATURDAY, the both dsay Of Deto-
sasnexxt,, 1855 fol- tho purpose Of deciding upon
afttMpeitysot said estate. ssa g tAi
1'CHssii solice, Opelaasas, Sept, as 1855.
ses's' 49, LIS. LASTRAPES. Clerk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-09
New Bridge Movement.

The committee appointed at the meeting held at
the Court House, in Nashville on the 80th ult, met
at A 7. S Lindsey, Esq's. Office on Ssss-ssy, the
9th Nov, when Thos L. Bransfori, Chairaan, call
ed the committee to order, aud Isaac Litton re
quested to act as Secretary. The resolutions fol-
lowing were introduced by A. V. s. Lindsey, and
unanimously adopted to wit:
ResOErsd That this Committee are unanimously
Of opinion that the Interest of a large number Of
the citizens Of Davidson county requires the iHmsa>
ate erection Of another bridge across Cumberland
river.
ResoIUed, That Thos L Bransford Neill S Brown,
William d Philips, Hiram Vaughn and Newton
Mcclure be appointed a sub committee to present
some plan Of a bri ige 10 the meeting Of citizens
to be held at the Curt House, IN Nashville, Sat
uriay next, the 18Th inst.
ResolVsd That all persons interested in the cree
ton OF new bridge, be earnestly requested to at
tend said meeting.
That the city papers are respectfully requested to
publish the foregoing.
Committee adjourned
Taos Z. BRASsFORD, Chm'n.
ISAAC Luton, Secretary,
Nov. g. 1855
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-09
PERUVTAN sYRTP.
OR, PROTEOFED Solution
EEo-nLLna Of Enn-. ln.--I.s

x, hO TECTE ED SOLUTION
PFOlOXide Of Iron Combined,
AYING successfully passed the ordeal 70 which new isos
RES IN me a4eTa Medica subjected, now Be ~
e'ed as an eStlolis5 HSsd 5 rs efficacy in curing
Affections Of the Liver, Dr0psy, Neuralgia Bronchs and
suHptve tendencies Us0riered tate OF the Blood Bos ST-
W. ana me Frustrating Effects o. Lad Mercury General De-
ss Aul ~ ol5ases which require TONIC aud ALTERA.
TIVE medicine, is beyond question The proofs of h. e
are 90 numerous 80 we suthenucate Of such peculiar
l sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate 70 receEe the
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess to be eure but il
range is extensive because many ases arr-srfv 1is
By remedy. ~ ~ ~ -0N
The class Of diseases for which the syp p-,vi5sv - Il
precisely mat which has often baed the highest order of
nca skill The taets tangible, the witnesses aocssbls
ana e SAFETY and efficacy q the Syrup inconrovertble Tb
'.eI OF ue syrup cannot ail 70 be satisfied With the
ioioWng among numerous testimonials in the hands Of te
sn- ne signatures are those Of gentlemen well known in he
community ana Of the highest respectsbiity.
CARDhs undersigned having experienced the bspesi.l a
Iecs OF the Peruvian Syrup" DO not hesitate 10 romars
70 the attention Of the public From our own s1a -
we'll as from the testimony others, whose inrsPcs d me-
ny are aer unquestionahe have Of its efics-
ages DYSPEPSIA Liver Complaint, DrOpsy Neuralgia. &c In.
e rs ecs would be incredible but from charact Of
ose VINO have witnessed them, and volunteered thr test
nonyl as we do ours, to its restorative powers
g;H. Kendall. MD. Peter oss i HsT1s gls'p'n
Thomas G. Am0ry, Jane C Dunn
samuel Nay, Thomss Wist-1ap.
HoTIoE-Itis well known that the medical eject Of Pro.ss
OF Iron is lost By exposure to the a. and 80 h
maintain solution Of Protoxde OF Iron without fbe ss
ton, has been deemed impossible IN The Psn S ne.
essbe point attained by combination Eay befoge m
knoWni and this solution replace proocaroa FL
trates and tartraes Of the Materia Metea
A. A. HAYNES, d. D., Assayer 10 the State Of Na-4
b Boylson street, Boston, Q. S. A.
PEIoE;-LaEge bottles 81, small bottles 81.
For sale in Nashville BY DEEOVILLE & BELL.
may4-dAtE6m.
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POSITIVE and speedy for Rheumatism AMI Neuralgia
n Deafness Epela Scrofula. Bronchitis, letter. Ring
worm, Scald Head Nervous and sick Headaches.
IL Cured a. from three % fs5sntg minutes. III
Corns Piles TOothaehe, Chronic STIFF JOINTS spFans and
Laenesz in Man or Beast all kinds Of Sores Freck and Hu
mor Cramps and Coc Pains Of every description cease in.
simultaneously
Prices so ets., 81 and 50 per Bottle
It IS the only real HAIR INYIGORAr0R that will make the
nar grow when everything else falls clean head white and
Tree from DANDRUFF in ten minutds shiny glossy Jet
This wonderful Oil is perfectly no burning OF bs
tsrg sensations as with other lotions lnimens It is plea.
SAINT to take eonquers fire. soothing and healing severe burn
or scald in 1--WE minutes.
This Oil operates the principles Of Electricity thousands Of
miraculous cures have been performed it all land
Use everything else, then give this OIL one trial. and YOU viii
shall have It free.
Friend suffer longer send for bottle Of ass Electric
OIL Consultation and advice gratis at the Depot G3
Persons severely afflicted with Acute Rheumatism or Coprae
ton Of the muscles should the EecFopeean Beth Be par
cuar about the directions accompanying each bottle No ped
dlers sell this medicine. Only respectable druggists and country
Merchant are agents. who have large Hthogrsph certificate
signed by the proprietor.
Beoars Of CouatsrfsitsE
Every bottle has professor Haskells Electric Oil" blown on
the side and edges Of the glass; and the envelope has his portrait
and signature, to counterfeit which is forgery.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT
10. IS Pine Street, Saint Louis, Missouri
Druggists and Merchants supplied wholesale liberal
lar and wonderful remedy by calling person, or addressing y
letter. Prof. Haskell, 90 Pine Street, St. Louis, will have their
orders promptly filed and forwarded.
TERMS Cash 81, 50 SIG per dozen. L is elegantly out
up securely packed and variety Of superb Lhogrsps Fine
Bills te furnished RratuOusy Send in your orders; you
For sale wholssals, " FyIN PENDLETON & CO.. and rgt
= 10 G. PROV 777--7''- marId&WN
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BY TELEGRAPH.
= slsamer 60

NEv YoRK, Nov. s-Ths British Board Of Trad
returns show decrease in Experts for the last hin
months Of g. 100000 pounds
FRANCE -BFeadstnffs dull.
The Wabash arrived At COnstantinopls on tn,
eleventh
TIE Submarine Telegraph Gable between Dover
and Calais is broken
The steamer Eastern City was destroyed BY fire At
Sea on The 24th. The Engineer and one passenger
were lost The rest were saved.
LoSDOE.-Sugar, Coffee and Tea firm; Wheat. Rice
and TalloB dull. ---s.
The Prussian Chamber unanimously affirmed the
necessity Of a Regency and adjourned
Affairs in Seryia are serious.
The town people are in arms.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-09

Creeps in this petty pace from day to day,
To the last ylllahle Of recorded time
And all our yesterdays have lighted fools
L-La WV 10 Lu.LL Un.LL -


His increasing desire, which allows no moment of
relaxation to convert his acquisitions into blessings
makes satire of the Poets patAOs in that song Of
Home, Sweet Home" Home is place for rest,
Capitalization of Hfes happiness, wherein, like
bees, returned from the foray Of the world, We
treasure the honey Of our existence. But in the
nomsdic manner of life pursued in cities do We
ever acquire the full force and beauty Of this home
sentiment? Changing to a new abode with each re-
appearance of January, do We ever really possess
k0msg Such memories and associations as sWelled
the heart Of the soDg-Writer, when svowing 'Fhere
is 20 place like home" can never be formed while
every year or two occupying anew the house Of
strangers. To have home indeed, and to feel the
exquisite sentiment Of the song it is necessary TO
secure the fxedness Of q homestead. And through
out the entire bosom Of own beautiful valley Of
the Cumberland there is locality which so great
ly possesses the requisite accessories for country
homes within city reach as the PetWsy Lands TO be
sold on Wednesday, the 10Th INST These lands
have been divided into lots varying in size from six
to twenty five acres, all fronting on handsome
Avenues or on The Turnpikes, and arc easy Of &C
cess A visit to the premises will convince and de-
sbt all those ia search Of suitable spot for clue
tsring around them the beauties and comforts of
home The terms Of sale VIII be found easy, and
IS the Executors are determined sell, this is the
most favorable as certainly it is the most inviting
opportunity which may occur r many years
As the shooting season is now at hand when Shot
Guns are in demand, the attention Of all who in
want Of gun Of any kind is called to the stock Of
FALL & CUSx1BGHAu, No. a. Public Square, who
are now ready with large and complete assert
ent of everything in the gun line. They order all
their guns direct from the European manufacturers.
and in this way are enabled 10 get them up of the
proper grades and descriptions 10 suit the market.
They would invite particular attention to their stock
of Deer Guns, which Is unusually large and com.
plete. ootIo-Im
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-09

Tie citizens Of Louisville voted on Saturday, the
9Th inst, on the proposition to subscribe $4,000
to aid in the construction Of the Memphis Branch Of
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. We learn
from the Louisville Democrat that the vote stood for
subscription 1888, against subscription 526, being
q majority Of 8l2 in favor Of the proposition This
will be gratifying intelligence to our Montgomery
friends, this subscription will insure their con-
pectiOn by railroad with Louisville.
WehOpe that Gov HELM in devOtiug his energies
10 the building Of the Memphis Branch road, will
not forget the Louisville and Nashville Railroad pro-
per, and that it is due TO the citizens of Davidson
snd Sumner counties that this great enterprise be
pusked to speedy completiou
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-09
RIVER AND srEAp1BOAr news.


IMPORTANT 70 STEAMRoATMEE.-The Cincinnati
Coumsreial q the Sd inst, contains the following
Notice Of recent decision Of the United States
Circuit Court at that place, which is important to
stesmbostmen:
The case Of the owners Of the Steamer Fanny
Fern vs. the Steamer Thomas Swan. was decided by
the Circuit Court of the United Stated Yesterday
It was suit in admiralty TO recover damages for
the loss Of the Fanny Fern ct Little Grave Greek
bar, on the Ohio river, about nine miles beloE
Wheeling, on The 29lh day Of February, 1854 The
libellants claimed that the loss was wholly the f,ult.
Of those managing the Thomas Swan, and claimed
SIS 900 damages for the total Toss Of their boat loss
TIP, sc. They claimed that if the less Vas caus
ed by The sole faat # tie Swan or those managing
her, 'hsy we're entitltd to recover The full amount
Of their loss, and il the collision was eanseI by mir
ca JauH or iaseruiG6le fault the damages susfaine
we're 10 be divided betWefn the two boats 1t vas
claimed by the owners of he Swan thai The collision
was caused solely by the fault of those managing the
Fanny Fern It was admitted that if il was q oaseo
aliIed fault, il was for the division Of dams-
Rts but respondents claimed that case Of iaserufa
Die fault vas not for the division of damages
or for The recovery of any damages whatever
The case was heard in the District Court before
Judge Leavitt, at Columbus in November, 1854
and was then argued by Judge Walker or the libel
lants, aud 7. Lincoln for the respondents The
Court found that the cause of the collision was in
serutable, and divided the loss, and found decree
for the libellans for Sc, 639 49, From this decree
the respondents appealed and claimed among other
things that the Court erred in finding FOR the libel
lants. These points we're eombatted by the counsel
tor he libellans, and they claimed the Court below
erred in not finding the collision to have been the /
sole fault Of the respondents, and allowing them full
damages,
Upon appeal, the Circuit Court Of the United |
Sts'es, Judge MoLeqn affirmed he judgment Of the /
District Court upon which the defendants gave no
tice Of appeal to the Supreme Court Of the United
States
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-09
overland Mail.

ST LOUIS, Nov. s.--Tle California oFerlABd mail
has arrived.
pointed.
The whole amount Of gold received at Francisco
from Frazer River to October lst is $50. 600
Twenty seven houses were destroyed By FIRE al
jamestown. Loss $3.50 000
Business in San Francisco is quiet but the coun,
try trade is good
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-09

The amount which the Ladies' Mount Vernon AS
ISOLATION agreed to pay Mr.. JOHN A. WAsHrSGroN
for Mount Vernon is S2OO,OO Of this amount,
$4,000 we're paid at the time of signing the COM
tract and learn that the first ins,alment Of S57-
0O0 due January l, 1859. is now ready 10 be paid,
and 1t is hoped TO raise the entire purchase sum dur
ing the present yenr, in order to take possession on
the coming 22d of February.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-09
PROCIAmATEON.

IsHAAIG. HARRIS Governor Of he St e Of Tennessee. To
all the people o. said sttsgreug Whereas ple oar
All Wise Providence to bestow upon our state o ls
and prospert and to continue % civil and religious ~
~ ana those free uons rouched by the same Pow
er and in conformity to eommendse usage among christian
nations, 6. HARRs Governor as aforesaid do hereby
appoint Thursday the 18th Instant day Of Thanksgiving and
Prayer and earnestly invoke the people throughout
observe it as such.
In witness whereof, have hereuno set my hand and
y caused the great seal o. the State affixed at Office in
. ) Nashville, the 9Th dayof November, A. D., 1855.
By the Governor
IsHAM C. HARRIS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-09

The GAINESVILLE Chronicle of the 9Th Gays: ga few
weeks ago, in PriVy in this place, large roll of
counterfeit money was found and the man suspect
ed Of It, we hear has been arrested in Kentucky on
some other charge"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-09

The secondPublic sale Of the Boyd lots by Messrs.
J. L. w. Brown comes of to-day, Tuesday,
I 9Th, at II o'clock, A. NJ on the premises There
will be no "buy bidding" " fixed prices" on any
lot offered. 0mnibusses will leave j. L. & r. W.
Browns Office, 443 Cherry street and corner Of
BrOsd and Market streets, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ Col
lation as usual
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-09
vNeekIy Rank stn1eEne,,,.

NEW YORK, Nov. 8,-Weekiy Baak Statement, in
crease in loans $4,000; Increase in circulation
1854 600; increase in deposits SIG 900; increase
$3.50, 500. -
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NASHVILLE.


Il win be seen By his prOclauatiOn that Gov.
HABsIs has set apart Thursday, the 25th inst. to
be observed as 8 day Of thanksgiving and prayer
II this Slate. We hope the Recommendation Of the
Governor viii be generally observed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-09

The benefit to Manager CRISP at the Gaiety last
night was not such benefit as he deserved. This
must be attributed TO the very bad weather, and not
to want Of disposition in cur citizens to acknowl-
edge in a suitable manner the efforts Mr. CsIsP has
made to furnish them amusement Of high order Of
merit Mr.. and Mrs. CHARLES HENRI appear TO-
night in two pieces,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-09

BEAUTIFUL sites FOR HOMEsTEADs.-The world
has received for a truism tbe words of the song
writer, there is no place like home" But while
this written sentiment thrills the chord of every
heart, how feebly is its meaning apprehended by
the busy mind! Mans constant tell after something
which 10 have escaped him at the close of day,
is eagerly renewed at the next rising Of the sun.
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From Ngnshinrtn1,.

WAsHHGToN, Nov. General Walker is here
partly to ascertain the extent the PROPOSED Eitisb
Interference in NiearaguaR afairs, and is satisfied
that there will be 10 hindranee 10 lawful emiera
lion. Walker probably leaves for Mobile to-
morrow H-l-'