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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-09-11

astlN DC BLE-50 sacs, a venare par
REBAlLLoS & eARRIGRE, Warrington
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-09-11

IF ]. BEAUCHAMP, Encanteur dams Of
: pour Ia Paroisse st. Landry, executera- avee
proniptitade tonte afaire qui li sera comic, BIZ,
feau aux Opelousas. 81 mars 1868.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-09-11

StEUR MARIE DIES SAINTS ANGES.
On peut aussl s'adresser pour renseiglcments a NJ
G.. Raymond, Il lEglise.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-09-11

Ponr copie conforme,
JOS. d.. RICHARD, Greiiier.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-17

bic Werltinnun8, bent bic 8rit0er unIere8 So.
ni9S polen bon elnem SOnfellion8mehlel ni9t8
Willen. liner Wtinllter y. D. Yfornten f6elut
iberb1upt Der Nnltdt gu ieiu, oaR bel Ter
l9wIeriSen Stellnns Der SrieAii4en JfeSierun9
An8elibts Der Orlentaltl9en Wirreu, Der Belig
peS 9redilAel Gbrcue5 benz Sauje Blttel81
bad nut Verle9enbelten bereiten, aber feline
Serltdrfun9 letneS eurOpdlben @iuf(u1ie8 aes
rdbren Weroe. SnoeIfen plrD in anoerel Sect
len Der Serlult be5 8rleaIl9eu GbroneS eo1
nldt ait 10 9lelhglltlSen AuBen betrabtet, unD
COD fann &onl9 Otto tetn ARRANGEMENT t~refIen,
Delde8 ben blelt9en 8InIben 5par entIpreben.
aber aud Den entldieDenen WtDerltanD Der Jfa<
ton erre9en mliroe.
@ctba, IL. au9, Gin GROCER G6eil Der
bieli9en Bir9eridaIt lit in elmer sewillsnaufre@
9ul9, bic olrd be Dtobsnpe AblGaffuns zines
perrotteten Wtoncpol8 Derpor9erufen wpr0en lit.
Gs b. ltano namllA BON alien 3eiteu beg pa8
oNedt", paB auf elmer Nn6abl O1uler / Braue
bDfe) Die auSlAiebliAe Seiu9nlB gum 8rau
eretbetrteb rubt uno 'DaB peren 8eliBer (ote
Sr.uermart Die @inIubr ~trenlOer Ulere nit ee
ner Ab91be bele9en ~fcunten, lpolur lie blnuie.
oerum eiui9e Nb3a6eu rlsbr ais anDere Ouu8.
70. lteer unp in &rle986eiten pernlebrte Giuqaars
ttrun9 81 tra9ea batteu, 2ause ;3elt battle it'd
pas Plbllfum oeje Den beutise1 Serbaltnillen
ntdt mebr en'lpre4enoe mo auf Gle site pt0
0ebrauten StereS felue5meBs portbellbaite Sin
rIhtun8 8eIauen lallen; ais aber ploBllA Dar-
auT auItllertlam 9enadt purDe, DlB vgel9lolene
9elell4aTten" Dem 3Waug Der Yrlumart niht
unterl!e9eu, 10 muAlen auf etnnlal oleie Stubs
ple Pike au8 Der @rDe no irgenD cine @auls
brluusquelle flcB, 0a vlGloB" uaau li9 3ulam,
men u1lp f1brte Irenloe, bellere 8lere ab9abeu.
fret eln, mcour9 latirlt0. Die @lnnabne Dec
Sraumlrt beOeutenpe @tnbuben '~trlitt. 4la
nun enolId gar Der SeliBer elne1 Ditt pcr BET
Stapt aber lenleltS ee5 ltlotIlAen WeiAbilpe8
Il 9enoen 8raueret Die @rlaubrlB uon Setteu
Der Staat8s 9te9ieruns erblelt, lem Bier abaa.
benIret III bic Staot etn5ufibren, erbob pie
Sraunlarf eIne Gntl4aoi8un5SflaBe. Der SIS.
tlS w1n0te eth, DaS Wtonpppl Der Sraumarf
lei, ME ale WionopOle, pur9 bic @elebasbuno
Don 1880 aniBeBobeu, unO pa5 Sult3colleatuH
81 @etba, iopte in 5tpetter Snltan5 Die SurIIten,
@T1tult1t gu .Selp5l8 %erfannte oies flir be0runptt
urp wle6 Die &ll9eriu ab. lluter Dlelen, lir
Die Sraualatt nlbt seraOe 9~iinltlgea Yerbdlt=
nlllen bat Die St1ataresleruns aus @rinoeu
Ger Sllll5telt, Die 8eutistbelt auaaelpre1etl,
Ser9telbaporl4ld9e bon Selten Der Braurlari
ent9eSenSufebmen; etu GBell Derlelben. Die
l4rpIten An9dn9er oes lleben 1llen, lit aber eut=
ltleDen paBe8en unO prtn9t auf 2lppelatlon an
Die leste Snltlnh Die @'emiBt8tcren liuD fiji
9Itll9en NustrlS BET SADIE.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-17

allen GopnS bon &anla8 g~ebiloet. Siauc @a>
on bon Der Sanias Sta8e &pmpagnp 1T in ct.
tSoulS angefOmmen. um Waultblere 3u fauftn
urO Die ~nOtbi8eu arrangements our 6Ortfib'
ru19 Der Sta9e 0inie bon Sort Jfilep naG DEM
Ptte'S Peaf gu trefen.
Son lltag.
ct &Out8, 16. 9ept, 8ttefe aus Sea
vennortb bertdten, DoB Die 9at3lee~Fpit an
10. III 81. Solepb %einttuI. Die WOrmoaen ia
men uot inner in SlpBer An3abl pom Slipen
Der na9 Der StaOt 6urud. Brigham Youns
bat liA perbor8eu Dor Der Wu.b leluer e,Benen
Seute, Die iiber IeiHe 3ablrei4en Tdll4un9en
gang anre9lrt.
Die 8eridte BON ben Goutb Platte Sob.
Otlnen nerDen ~beltatigt. 8Iele faupen bon SO
Dis 80 @OlO ielblt Obue bic uOt1lpenpi9iten
Wert5eu9e. -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-17

6ra0e banbeln, ob lie audi betliam uno dlpefs
mdRte let. @Sie le aber ieet ltebt, 1T lie pare
tetil6, gebGllts uuo %unlerer Ielten ueber5eu9ur8
uad audi notwithstanding.
SIN l~lebrigen molten mir ntbt 81 Semen
aeb6ren, bic I'M beS 0eredtsn SerorulIes ii6er
einen iclAeu eroben WftB9rilf wi0en, 9lciG ale
midti8en 6r19eu Der n1ttonalen Eolltif iiber
ssea 9aufen llcBen uub bWrA ibr un9eberct3eS
Bepebmen nur Den Semei8 .abte9en, paB es III
men all lebem riGtigen WtaBltabe our BeuItbelz
lung Der &raBmeite pou Barteiccmbinaticnen
teblt. Wtr molten uidl 81 leren Gborsn uno
AftermeIlen 9eb0ren, Die in benz S II elr1en ptl'
fcmu,enen AniaB ftnDen, UNI rnter Die 0tttt9e
Der acknowledgements gu tlli1ten, 81 Delder
lie Der Ierger barber, Dap Die republttanll de
Bartei nidt nur5elbaft unp nlht perrun9erlre'
rid 9enus %auItrat, Idcn LANCE bInBe5r9en bat.
Denn uu8 bic 9tteoerla9e Der &anotoaten, nell
DE liG nit Dem S IL BET Spraculer Flattform
51 ipenttiSiren fir gut liapen weroeu, lebr falt
lallen plirpe unD wenn mir AUDI feiue Suit ba>
ben, inns I'M biz Mbwenoung elmer iclhen 9eles
oerlaSe 3u bemitben, 10 lino mir tp9 fetneSs
ne9S 9elDnnen, Die Nieoerlase paourd berbet.
5ufibrer, paB mir un8 gu eiuer Yartel wenoen,
peren Yrp9r1nm, pieIeidt NIT NuSaabme zines
ein5i9en Sates, Die permerfi9lten unp uures
pubIltlnIldlten 2ebren aufltelen plrp. Wlr
ftnoen uad ME Oor bic republlfanllheu Sebren
in Der Bbilapelpbier Ylattferm wenn Semano
parou abmetht unD lpmlt aufbOrt, 0tepnbllfas
ner gu lein, 10 leben mir Dartn 9ar feinen @runo,
au1 II II er lIeber5euaunaen auf5uaeben."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-17

vs. btn8ton, 16. Sept6r. Dec Sc
bIlT5eADlutant Wfoior GopjenO bat unter per
! O~lreftipn pe8 Irte9S Ser. einen 0efebl erlaIs
len, ippnoA Der PrlliDent befieblt, paE pa5 Ya.
e'tlc &rie9s-D eplrtement in 5wei 9btbeilun9er
8etbetlt merpen, Der fiOli9e Gbeil lpa ga
%lt1ornta Oepartement" benannt perpen unD Gus
0auptquartler San Trancian ieiu oer n6ro,
ll9e &bell lcu Die Gerritprien N5albinston uuO
Oregon nmfalIen. ..
Y, albtn9ton, 16. Sept. Die SEE
9tetullS beobaptet nit 9eIpauuter Aufmerflaulz
felt Die Spr8du9e in O(erlcc, aber e8 linS feline
cTf3leuen Aot1 pprbanpen, woraus li6 Elm
SAluB t%etreff5 res NelultateS 3ieben liebe.
DfIntlter 6Oillptb'5 8enebnen mar nidt bic
6ol9e lpe6leler Snltrufttcnen. ..
Der @aBsS erraneV ertta9, mie e., ron Neus
GRANADA moptlt5irt wurOe, miro nod INNER
pom Der 9fe9ieruns in Setrudt se5osen. Ia
Der Yralioent 1T in Pripatsel9 dlten mad
gSbeatlapo abSeSau9en uuo miro plbrl1einlld
elue Wo9e a6peleno lein. a.,
Auiucn S1. Is. Sept. Der O1npfer
Us. >. Denup BON ct. 2oui8 mad st. Saul
beltImllt, 8eristb beute WtOrsen 8 ubr nabe
Dlelem Srt III 6euer uno perbrlnnte lamu1t 1eis
ner 2apun9. Wtanni4aft uaO Yaiiasiere wur.
ben 9erettet. fn.t
SanouStp, 16. Sept, Die adsrbuu.
9uSltelur9 wuroe iebr 5ablrei9 beluGt. gm
erlten Gag 9ln9en $4,000 ELL. Nue Oeparte,
nlent5 naren reldIldY U~ertretell u1lp 2lue8 0inA
anf3 Selte bon Gtatteu. Qu8Bencumen Ell,
men fetnen llnfau beinl Pferperenneu, wpbei 3
Perlcnen let9t permEnoet Durcen. 49,. ...
aSAraeH e, 16. Sept, Die N9minaiios
men Der 0emotr. StaatssS cnpention ltno ME
Iol8t: Sir Governor U. ). Barter (aue anpe.
rem &anoIoaten 5oAen ibre 02amen 5urif) !;
gIeHt.S0pp. Spbn S. Taplor Canal, &cn,rnll.
ftoner >, .. Plper 9efdnsuiBs Snlpettpr 50.
S. DcHnellp.
News Orleans, Is. Sept Das
8elbe 0ieter 1T bieie Wode arser, alS bic oanie
Set Der uno man be9t 9reBe 9ellrttunaen.
O1S GSetter TT prlidenp beiB, lpa8 Die ,franfz
belt nod nerlAlimmert. SIN Gbaritp Nplpl,
tai betru9 ipdbreiO Der "a St1npen. bic oeltern
Abeno 6 ll4r %enoeten, Die 3obl Der GppeSIaae
fInf5ebn, ~.'. a.
Die 8aumtpcue= Iusfubr ron bier mad grcFs
brltannten betruB md9renp Der leBten lSobe
llur 5000.
Sapannab, IS. Sept. @te Ger Wtas
per berl1tet, ltno IN oer GOde, Die am Dienss
tag, enoete, 3 P%eriOaen bier uus selben 6ieber
9eltcrben,
Dte@olbaure 8un9 in &an1a8
unO i'm Snptaner Gerritvrtuu III.
anSelebele Wtdnner, Die aus Dem 9Be(teu in
ct, loul8 antanlen, beltdti9 IL mas friber iber
Die grilten5 rei4er @Olpsrdbereien am Bite's
Peat 8emeloet puroe. Sine Gcmpasnie Don
100 Perlonen perlleB &anias Gilp leBten Mpn
tag uno anoere @pmpasnteen werpen in beiuabe
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-17
ySnsbricDteu
Sertatet arRsH al ttmDrs Deftr,"
Aufnnft re5 OdnpferS
" D. t'4 A-@sSe " -
.- -.- <szE8fTfr ....
E--zn@1
uY e a."

g{ewzOOrt, 16. Sept, Der DdurpIer
Perlta fam beute nit 2iperporl O1ten bis 5um
4. ,. an. Der Odmpfer Bring gilbert mar au
l., Der AraSc am 2. uno Die europa AMI 4. B.
orauBen anaefcmmen. Die 9ta9ri6ten liup
unwi0tis. Die @tn5elbeitsn Res amerlfauildeu
Ser;ra35 NIT Gbina lino babel. Der Sertras
loQ ilnerbalb zines SabreS r~atiitjtrt weroen.
Der Wfartt far Srcpltrife war feit, nur WellA>
form mar rlau. Yrcplltcneu ebeniaQS felt.
9elo unperanoert nit per9r6Bertcr Jsadfrase.
GcnIolS 965. Bullion in Der 8anf BON
&n9lauo itte8 $4,000 Isl. ct.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-17
Gurpp6iicbe Naebriebteu.
Oeat|1lan0.

Munden, "a. Aug. Die Nuseleseu.
belt Der 9rie6ilaen @.bipl9e 1T nod iulmer
niAt s~ere9elt, unD lie entiAieOener bic srieAi,
lden Bldtter baruuf ~Drin9en, oaB nod Bel Qebs
Seiten peS 8SnisS Otto oer epentueu Gbrcufol,
ger beltimmt perOe, lie mebr iie bic 6Orperurns
feltbalten, paB perielbe fi4 our srie9llden 0tes
li9lon betennen .muiie, peltO GROCER wirp bier
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&itcrartfdlc 9(nscinc.

Sst unterJet6netem TT 70 eben GReefommen:
. lumenIeie tOmif1er beutt1er Otd.uuaeu. Spit FL.
.nr GtnItitun8 BON Or. = Z . QSJif a. az
SPrne, Y, Ssmm.tOe Wsrte, nit elmer 0r6mie:
SGrtrdtt D. ". y. pHmbpIbt, III As Qtefcruraer 10
pie Natur. 3ertung fur Derbrsttun9 uat3rwifeu.
tGattttper &enutntns fur eeeF auer Stdnoe. Ser
a~HS8e9eben Opn Or. uble uno Dr. Mtluer. ARit
rpiVYrap9A0en Janltra.ipaeu, 81 Namlnfrn 3
6retta9 py Spl Hnb QGben, Upnan in q SIhern,
8Gnee o.
GsrfdGer, 8r, Die tetpen StraFInae. Quarat. 1850
tber Ncman. 3 Sanee q Al
9dngbetn's @ebt6r. Reue Mraea6e III
NJ ~ g. ~ WpHan' 9tele SpI8e. 4 SGnoe $50
Wublbdd, &, Gytrprth be. WroBe unb fem 6pf -.75
SpbGnn 9PBtpWstp, pper 5rtcbrl1 Ger (rpFc n.
fetn RdufntGnu. 3 3peile -
&bnt8tn 9U9tenie. gtapUiepnifaes Q~eGensbitb.
2 5aHpe ia
= &Oni9 5sinrta Der Aata unb idn Sol. 3 E6etle H.
SP era"Stbltptbet t, eeNante u. ~pGbifttthe G[d.
UterauSSI8 nit Cert. 10. SGn0. a 81. .63
VtGnpfprte"8tbItOtb, eteBante un6 p~sblfeIfe.
@tne oantmIun8 ppr5u8liGs GpmpDitu0uea tur
6aS Plinptprte 3u BreE tpdaDeIl. Ia. Gp. d Banb SO
Suppe, emf E uno 5leifG. Gin Rs0bub fur
burler!tpe 9auspditunRen uebf Aabdng. 8pud.
STUNT 6S Stnma6ene Der petfGteoeGen Jru6te 80
e., DreI sabre BON OruBteen .6ttprt.
i@r Homan. Oftt 4 9prtra.t&. @FSiGsini in -
Sts IA 9tefsrun8en a rs
&u82S-S W. u SGmttt. so. S. 81. GssRr.
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SSdO Sren.Su.
Gieid,GftSzO :rpffnunn

Gas, Da8 btIlt9 te aller Nidter
dbsr nur fir 0teienssen, pei&e f4 Die GaSrbbren unb uStbi.
gen 0prrt6tunaen upn : Datle8 S IN 9tubn, Gde ppn
Baltimore unb 6rpntfrdBe dni9dheu,
Wetoen 5reunren uno SetaRntsu, fppIe Dem 9ubltfum
srlaube t6 MIR BITE Senertune 3u raden, ban bet
mir nur Don Der reelifen Bebtenuns be Rebc Ietn lam, neil
die Irbetlen burD ntetne ei8enin Sdnbs eeben.
l+- Neparai uren, iomte lR"ltt8e Decentralization werbe t6
70 fb Aea ais mGoltd b%efpr8eu.
Aus143mt Gbd8. Sunabubn.
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AuTDrOerass1o.

que va! tehtOragstmsr tn0 biermi; etimAt, na6lfn Spnn.
o8, 2?id9mitFa99 b U9r, tn ser unabbaugteen 3]urnbnas, ode
yen Spm19rp' nn0 ,0r0nttr. gu erihetatn, UNI ctner 23eratbung
U M 5ulpptntn' Ute A1tulfe 81 t9un lit FUR tore une!udl aen
oraPtr IN Der alien pstmotb. cine reGt sutlretde 9eriamln.
Iun6 erpariet Is brtrInn
&s~ Aue anberen SreHnte, bic QntRetl baran nebneR mol.
'S"' INV VpFtDF pa3u eInBeIgoeH. 10
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8aienber fir 1859 ~emrtetlt 91ieoerpertdufern a Ouseub 25 s.
Qug26.S 10. 8. 8 d NJ tn t, Rp. 30 u. GAY r. =
1lHtcrrtcbt fur Wldod)en uuO &dmcn.
SD ma2e ben pereprteu 6raIen 3alttmgre's be Anteiae
baB tb beGbfptiGe nddfrn QDinttr Iatnber unb Grw1hSenen
Qntcr rtGt I'm s. anjptttGen Wnftt, 3et6 en- unp
tttnen 9anpar%betten 81 ertbeilsn unp bite y(elettts
renbe Bet mir SGr,ufprtnrn.
Sfabeue 8puftfet,
9erinstrntrdBe Rp. ala. pberba q Eren,prtgross
. Rg- Mud WaFpe t4 8enstBt ista ene Gteae ais Qetrertr
dn;uncbnau. .r-..-. auo2l tgpt
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Nnoliitbcr Gprdebsllntcrricbt

ptrb pom MIR ptspsr ertbettt pGn Spnntag, ben 19. >. ID. an
i'm u8btdn8er 45pf", gp. "a 4utawtr. nGbe Drattfr.
unterrtAtsfunosn Spnn az MaGnittaaS 2 ubr, Dteufaa
InS Dpnnerfas AbenbS 8 nbr. @gncrar: mpnatit6 ST. TN
Sprdu9 6Gblpar. y. WGnner,
Sp 13,2p no. $50 Dppe,Rr.. u0ke peuufr.
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@n0(ifd,er Sprdebunterriebf.

M0ntd8 cen Ii. Septen5er, Apenps s ltpr, rerhe t1 etnen
nsuen HurluS 3ur praftti pen unp grunottpen @rlernuna Der
en8ltiAcn Spra6e erpfnsn.
Der unterrttt wtrb 3 Wal pB9enilt6 ert5etHt unb fpfet ST
mpnatItq, int 8OrGne 5ablbsr, y. 6reY,
SPt7-S NO. 81 u. 0Gafr Der 3iUuStr@s e~eaenuber.
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&C. Iae3et0c. @&sN

m..-,,. 80 %aEE3VtYE. IN
gtetAe pteit9eH 5fsunpe, ipDte ta6 Beuamne @ubIttun Be
naprt9tt6e 10y 9terbur0 er8tbenu, DIB tA i'm 4afrage bee
Pta; 4 9ona 40 IN ~. iaOe. pbtG pterfslb aaselanst ba, am
auf 0@ S0natI8sblalt', (B1t uber $4,000 %b0nneGte)
.r6r. PIene", uap vSOnnta9ablatt"
l0wte fammtli6t I'M @erta9s bts lorrn 6yDmos erIbis.
N0ssts Sa1icript'Ouea daf5unsbmen.
Ss Serl0Dlan9 rta1et q sen @npe 2tele5 5abtes itatt.
SItO b y etnrt9 2DaBntr, gent.
GSW DUbHbaft BET capt. so mana1, 1iari6 3tartst.
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OuanD. Ouanp,

u ddri1t.
o. he Sat her1n8ttOmmen- 1T. ppe e. benz Earrnr sbueot
ltD mad Neth tefen 0uu8et-Nltttel umiuiepen, ut rh pinSSnn
rttptH GF'tN6 i"f@ naQtt Ja9r tu itetrn, 10 srlauben pr
HnS ae unlsrt 1Hncea, fppte bic Sara, = ua9 C5artnsr In,
"I8s @e!"ra sIF$a!a,en, lt@ naleF retQQalsige0 Nagtr Son
Seltem 9fe. 1 DeraU!anllAem Waano,
- u Wfetlcaniidem DC.
IN &allfotnld II. 1~ttvaiia b.
antuite't, DUO Patfn mir nsts eiata grpBea gOrra!D SOn
taur<h iters 81 OsH bnli8Rea 4tarttpreiea.
NPbert Eurner,
Wa No. IL. 8. 65enert4fr.
I dll0 t Baranti"t. WY WIZ ~
SbtnOei. ScG)iuDel.
9Hlr tab:n loe2ta stat pettere gao VA DOR btlltoen
S9tnoi" etpaltsE, pei9e IT'D b.fpneerS ;ug Be6a1uuo Som
S@eHntH uHo Ae5engeDsubeU stBn.n.
Burns q S oan,
e..c No. I59 Qi8bttrnBsn gD0a,f un6
SPlAo'S @Ge Sn &uEaw unb @ermdn1raRe.
John ierZOr.
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SS Wf1nnF1ct0rer8 II. MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sin Sutloin9. Baltimore.
Dtsie Gr4an8e 1T fIr Deitse Jel1attzieute lpwte ;sremte,
weidbe De sta0t DeIaben, tepen ( a A pfen uno 60 N. rem
etslel en- etn8ela6eH laa& Ppns weitsre jntrOouftrUn) bic 3tm-
mtl pefietofa 5H een9ent q no ne oeltGn6eu uap tomInfr.
cttle Sert@ { aus Iebeul Gbeti Der Der. Stdat,n in eaaIIrb r
uo peItlDer SprGae ~pDrFnptu mttbcn. .'It
.. UoM .E bDmaeD pbrir. Gtoo,ts,u.
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Veuc sAm3ei0en.
Ggabarbor etaot= nuO Qoubocleai6oft.

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DR.. SAMUEL GILBERT.

FTER an absence of several years, engaged in the
~ successful prosecution of his profession especial
" the cities of New York and New Orleans, has re-
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land to plead, in bar of an action for false
imprisonment, that be had apprehended an
honest man in the belief that he was rogue
In the latter case the presiding judge would
tell too-of6cious functionary that mere .sbe-
lief'' was not sufficient--he ought to have had
tangible evidence which did not admit Of a
loop to hang doubt on: Lord Malmesbury
we presume, will hold the same western lam
guage to the peccant lieutenant, supposing
him to have so erred. n
The truth is that this right of search on the
ocean is very arbitrary power, and nothing
reconciles us to it but the justice of the cause
in which it is exercised. We have in this
country such a ietestation of the slave trade
that we look with leniency on every measure,
however harsh, that aids in putting it down;
but if other nations do not share our views
we have no right to force them on them.
because to do SO is nothing more nor less than
indulging in the pharisical 'holier than thou"
iple-offensive to their pride, and certain
to call forth all their eombative tendencies
In the case of Spain, as we have shown, the
hardship is mitigated, because that country
has received our money for abolIshing the
traffic, and yet continues to wink at it. if not
positively to practice it, in defiance of engage
ments solemnly entered into, and ratified by
a pecuniary payment.
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Sc Help me, Cassius, or L sink -,

This is the despairing cry of sham democ-
racy. But there is no Cassius to come to the
rescue. In "a few plain words to the Ten
nessee democracy"-very plain words-the
Memphis Ardlauche thus testiies to the defor-
mites and debaucheries of modern sham de-
mocracy:
..There was a time when Nick Biddleism
and Democracy were adversaries. But they
are now hand in glove confederatss, aud
cheek-by jole conspirators. Debauched by the
dissolute politicians of the day, the Democra-
cy Is fast losing that which, like spotless vir-
tue, secures love, dignity and respect to ie-
male. The democracy of Tennessee must re-
main faithful to the time-honored tenets of the
democratic faith. Our party Is afflicted with
great rigidity of the joints and have exercis-
ed in political gymnastics so little that there
remains TO its venerable limbs not enough
elasticity, for feats of ground and lofty tum-
bling"
This is n remarkable confession. Ii is an
attack upon large number o: the sham de-
mocratic members of the last Legislature,
who are denounced as "dissolute politicians,
and as debauching the party. The last SEN
tence is peculiar. The Memphis editor de-
plores the ''grcat rigidity of the joints" the
absence OF that elasticity necessary in ''po-
litical gymnastics and '.fsats Of ground and
lofty tumbling" This, be it remembered, is
applied directly to the Tennessee democracy
We commend il TO their sober attention.
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Nothing opponents of the party to which
they profess allegiance. Instead OF RECEIVING
a cordial support no administrator mas ever
had to withstand so many assaults rom an
opposition House than the present democratc
administration has had to Withstand from
democratic House; and is a remarkable fdct,
that esery assault that has been made upon nte adj
u,;a;arafion BIZ the present Congress. though
/ seconded. of course, by the opposition, has
ben instiqated, directed and stimulated By demo
cratic members.
1--WE believe it is a fact that no measure Of
the Democratic party or administration has passed
the present Congress BIZ a majority Of Democratic
UOtes; but that every measure that has become
law has become so by the liberality of mem
bers belonging to one branch other of the
opposition Not that the great majority OF
members whom the people elected as Demo
Gratis to the present Congress have not sup
ported the party organization and its mea-
sures with zeal which has done them honor,
and which the people will never forget; not
that these true men have not resented the
factious conduct of the unfaithfnl with indig-
nation: but, yet, that all the efforts to en-
barrass the action of the party on public
measures, and to discredit the administration
with the country, have been originated by
incendiary Democrats, and merely seconded
be the opposition.
with reference to public affairs, we believe
that no great measure of policy has distin-
guisbed the action of the present Congress.
The Kansas measure was only a prodigious
effort TO compose an exhausted and spent
quarrel Congress met under circumstances
that admitted of the speedy settlement of
that question. This Gordian knot of our
political policy might have been cut in the
first month of the session, and the coup de
grace given to a spectre that had haunted our
politics for several years; but detection in the
Democratic ranks prevented the blow; and
nearly the whole session was spent in fruit
less and eXasperating discussion of foregone
and vanished issue. The refusal of the Dem
ocratic majority to dispose of this issue at the
beginning, imposed upon il the necessity of
the prolonged struggle that ensued in the
sequel, and the session was wasted upon a
matter that might have been settled at tie
start almost without debate.'
The Washington Union is very cruel in thus
spiking the cannon of the Nashville Union
and american While the one regards the adj
ministration a complete success, the other
says that it is SO only by the favor of its
enemies. Well, we suppose this. of itself, is
but fit illustration of the unity and har-
mony, of which the democracy, are so prone
to boast.
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SPIRITED CONDUCT OF AN AMERICAN LADY
The Havana correspondence of the n. Y
Herald, writes:
In the case of the ship Clarendon it is
worthy of note that the wife of Capt Bartlett,
being on board, was not unmindful of occur
rences which seemed threatening the safety
of her husband. Anticipating the crisis and
the final purpose of her husband just previ-
Gus to the order of the English commander
for his guard to come on board the high
spirited and proud little wife of the gallant
Captain of the Clarendon slipped into the
cabin and took from a locket brace of
revolvers, bringing them quietly to her hus-
band, who placed them about his person
convenient for action; and when the trial
order was given, and Captain Bartlett had
responded, perceiving that the commander
was little fustered, on finding himselfcheck-
mated in the bording scene the lady gently
approached him, saying, Don't be afraid,
Captain; if you behave like gentleman we
won't hurt you"