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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1858-08-14
Notice to Planters and SINNERS

FHYO avoid any misapprehension and to know the
IL facts, we take this method to inform them
that the prices Of and passage on the steam
ers ANNA PERRET and w. BURTON, will be
the same as last season, and shall be as low as any
good and safe boat in the trade @
Thankful for past favors, we hope by strict at
tention to our business, and responsblau. for anv
losses that may by the fault of those we en-
poy, and being always on hand, to merit a libera.
share of their patronage.
HIEcKLEY & co.
January 9th, 1858. a.8 IS asa
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,XgEDggA5 NQDg gR,

ThR. VALINC0UR, practitioner in midwifery
BY surgeon-Dentist, having established himself
permanently in Ope!ousas, offers his services 70
his telloweitzens. He will fulfil all his functions
with zeal and prudence, and drt-eaters will be
cured by him in about two weeks
Gratuitons consultations for the indigents, on
Monday and Friday, from 8 to o'clock A. NJ.
References:
Revilon & Taylor, Adolphe Garrigues,
Sandoz & Meynier, Aserin Arcenaux,
OnezimeA Guidry Jean P. Arcenaux.
Theodose S. Robin, Ramon Riu,
Opelousas goth August ls57.-1y.
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NosEuTSES.

y EsZ z FROM the I'd June, the under,
EIg signed will make two trips per week
22-S@to ton "Wednesday and Saturday, from
Opelousas, to Bell Cheney and Beaver Creek
Springs, and will take passengers at 81 each, during
the season. To accelerate the voyages, change
of horses will be made at Flat Town
Extra departures will be paid extra.
NOEL LARCADE.
Opelousas, May 18th, 1s5s.-3m.
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NOTICE TO THE PUHLIC.

HN THE good and safe steamer
sfSs:sassa W. BURTON, built express
y for the trade, Capt. Z. Z.
LouAILLEE, master, has commenced her regular
trips between OpeIousas a nd New Orleans leaving
Washington every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock:
and New Orleans every Wednesday at 5 P. NJ,
during the season. For freight or passage apply
on board or to Alfred Louaillier, Washington.
70 Shippers and consigaees of freight will take
particular notice that no freight will be delivered
from the warehouse until the freight bill is paid. or
receipted back to the shippers fol- payment All
persons having treig ght will always ind their bills
with Mr.. Alfred Lonailier, at Washington, who
is authorized to collect and receipt for the same
Dec. 26th, 1857. HINCKLEY & Co.
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HsHEDOEsE SCHYEsHLSsAH,

II TAVING just opened store in the building
L. lately occupied by NJ. Ney, on Main street,
OpeIousas. offers to the public fine assortment Of
English, French, German and American dry goods,
Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Saddlery, ready made
clothing, Clocks, Watches, Jewery, and great
variety of merchandizes of every descriptions,
which he will sell for cash only as low as can be
had in New Orleans. uZNo care will be spared
to please those who may patronize bis store.
Country produce purchased at the highest
and most favorable price and conditions.
Opelousas 18th April 1858. 1y.
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New Cheap Cash Store.

THvEIE undersigned has just received from
-m New Orleans, a fresh supply of family
Groceries, Liquors, Candies, Crockery, &c.
He has also received complete assort-
ment Of Spring Dry Goods, ready made clio.
thing, Hats. Boots, Shoes, Cutlery. Fancy
Soaps, Pcrfumeries, &c, &C., which he will
sell cheap fol. cash only, experience having
taught him that small profit and quick sales,
for cash, are better for the merchant and the
consumer at the same time 4.
S. BLOCH.
OpelousaE, March 9th, 1858.
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To Smokers of Cut Tobacco.

YWvHE undersigned respectfully informs
~ country dealers, and consumers gen
orally, that he has lately added to his manu-.
factory Of sNUFFS, which obtained a medal
at the Universal Exhibition at Paris IN 1855,
the manufacture Of all kinds Of SMOKING
TOBACCO, which he guarantees as good,
at least, as those Of the most celebrated hou-
ses, besides being perfectly pure and Of a
pleasant taste.
General Depot at his Store, No. 16 St.
Louis street, New-c Orleans.
Mandatory at Mel Donoghville. Louisiana.
A. DELPIT.
Nov. 18th, 1857.--1y.-5O.
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n D'TECE.

EvHE undersigned having taken the contract for
~ carrying the Mail between Opelousas and St.
Martins by Gros Chevreuil and Brauxs Bridge, will
continue4o take passengers at the usual rate. Those
who would like to take a through ticket from St
Marty to the Deficiency Springs will only have to
pay eight Dollars. NOEL LAACADE.
Opelousas 5th June 1858.
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u THE undersigned, thankful for the
patronag ge heretofore extended to him,
SR-wouid respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally, that be has located him
self in the Town Of Washington, where he is now
ready to execute promptly and with neatness all!
work entrusted to him, such as Carriage Repairing.
Painting, Trimming and Ornanaenting, as well as
Sign and Ornamental Painting generally. By close
attention to business he hopes to merit continua-
tion of patronage. sggss es45 A. GOING.
Washington, La, Jan. aoth, 185s-1y
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NEw-oRLEASs AND OPELousAs REGULAR PACKET
i1ssasAas@ q The steamer BAYOU BELLE
sszI1zsI.s JNo. Lyons, Master will leave Wash
ington for New Orleans and all inter-
mediate landings every Wednesday at 70 clock,
A. NJ, end New-Orleans every Saturday at P. II
The Bayou Belle being of very light draught and
well calculated for the trade~planters and shippers
can rely on her remaining in fhe trade, and running
in all stages of water
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed up
on Us. May sth 1853.
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COED EZE gN8s

Boarding BY the year, 7-7.1@7- $40 90
:. % the quarter, -. 35 90
Day Scholars by the year. 40 Oo
& by the month, 4 90
FURNITURE.
Bedstead, Mattrass, Pillow, by the year, ST 90
Washing by the month, l 50
Medicine and the attention Of Physician in case
of sickness, at the cost of Parents. in which case
Parents have it at their option to choose their med
ical attendant. .es az
The students are expected to furnish their Lights,
and their wood during the winter.
There will be two semi -annua! examinations
during each year. rs
Ihe Scholastic year is composed Of 12 months,
at the close OF Whlcn that is to say, from the 18th
be given to the students. -
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C OIL E C Ito N .

TMyIIE undersigned having fomed a part.
i - nership for the collection Of notes and
accounts offer their services to the public oi
this and neighboring Parishes. They hope
by their industry and puuctuality to deserve
a share Of the public patronage. Their office
is in Opelousas, opposite Mr.. Provost. t@
BORNE & DEJEAN. 81
Opelousas, December 5th, 1S57.z ly
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Preparatory School for the Academies
Of the Union.

"Entire Religious and Political 1olsrause."
DEPARTMENTS:
c. E. DURAsD, Principal: Professor Of Fien:ch
Latin, Gfeek and Mathematics.
HENRY FEAzEE: Professor Of English, Geonstry
HGspgraphy and Literature.
DoMlNIouF: De ST.: CHAuMoaT: Former Profess
of Literature in the College Of Orleans and JEFF
ierson; Professor c Literature History, -4rtnsetic
aud af the Spanish Language.
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SbVEN LOTS on GROUND.
SHERlFF'S SALE,
STATE OF IOTTS3ANd

Jonarhan Hairs, J Distr!cf Court
VS.. Parish of St. Ia-d---
Joseph Holler, Admr. No. s4e5. ;
~ entitled suit, by the District Ceurt, in arr 1T
the Parish of St. Landry and to me directed ;4li,
be exposed at public sale, for cash, at he Co.,
House of this Parish, on Saturday, the 4:i Jay c:
September next, 1858, commencing at tn houg 9t
II O'Clock, A. NJ, and continuing tom day day,
Unnecessary, all the right title, interest ard ceac
property, seized to satisfy said writ to wit;
4 certain Lot of Grouud, lying in the T9w1 Of
Opeousas, bounded North by Laurent street. 9a,xa
by lands belonging formerly to the late Wr1 5to1sc
East by the same and West by lands oe z =.
Richard, together with all the buildings tnt ;.-
provements thereon.
L. v CHACHERE, Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office, St. Landry, July 31st, 1875.
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Strayed or Stolen

mmss Strayed or Stolen,
UE-mA From the Plantation of the un-
0AR dersigned, near the town Of Ope-
ua5za8 lousas about the 18th Of June
last, two creole horses: one dun, large size,
about years old, bearing the brand of Joe
Belard; the other, an iron gray, smaller size
same age, brand not recollected; and both
with collar marks.
A reward Of SO will be given to whoever
shall bring back said horses to the under
signed, at Opelousas.
NOEL LARCADE.
Opelousas 3rd July 1858. ~
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TO BEEF EDasOVERS.

YHvHE undersigned acting as agent of the Steamer
II Bayov Belle for Barrys Landing, hereby III
'ns ne hss strong
sent to the New Orleans Market or On the coast by
this boat szt $50 #*zS
Persons who have cattle to send would do well to
inform the Undersigned of their intention few DAYS
in advance 70 enable him to secure their en-
barcation. His residence is within half mile from
Barrys Landing. BENOIT NEY.
Opelousas 3lst July 1858.
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WT ANTED One Hnndrrsd .asen.s,, ,i III Louisiana,
w Mississippi Arkansas, Texas, Cal1fornia
profitable and active business. raey must have
from 500 $500 10 money OF property ofsome kind
to invest iii the business, as every Agent must me-
cessariIy be Interested with the undsrsi Great
inducements are offered to suitable persons. An
interest will be sold il exchange or land good
sitle, or noveabIe goods &c. All letters of inqui-
m fnnst Sc ID the English language, containing one
Nv. H. JACKSON.
IapI7th1 s5 Sc. Charles ct, n. Orleans, Ia.
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January 10TH, 1858.
r fesa' Sale.

ESaA negrowonan, good cook, stout and
EE>A healthy. aged 26 years, with her three
EA ~ children, viz: irl aged about 10 years;
Y boy aged about years and another boy
sEsa aged about years. . This fine young ia
nlly wal be sold either tor cash or on credit
For further particulars, apply to the editors of
the Opelo,,sas Courier. 6 March 6m
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For SAKE at Private Sale.
FOR SALE.

asVaS A Tract of Land, two miles long
- and half mile broad, on the Big
Cane Ridge, Parish of Ayoyelles. Apply at
this Office, (Opelousas Courier)
Opelousas, July Sd, 1S5S.-6m.
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NJ CT G

IT, SROM this date all work done at nv shop
- must be paid cash on delivery. I ana
unable to continue the business on any other
terms. A. GOING. a
! Washington, La, March 9th, 1s5s-1y.
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IEA,naaE.ag; kaHa1Es.

TMyHE undersigned having on hand a large
@ quantity Of leather suitable for shoe
makers and saddlers, and being desirous to
meet his pecunlary engagements, offers the
same for sale for cash tar below the usual pri-
ces. He still centinues to buy beef hides at
the highest prices. He respe etfullys soHeits a
share off the public paerona ge
-..... VICTOR TOUCHY.
VI askington, June 18th 1858. 6m
Roi,ert DclIg1Jerel,
Aactio,serr Jbr tie Parrish gf St. Landry.
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Esarry,s Landing Warehouse.

TMyHE undersigned having leased this
IL Landing respectfully informs the pub
lie that he will spare no pains to the care Of
merchandise and products confded to his care,
He takes this opportunity Of informing
those interested that no freight will be deliv-
cred by him unless the storage and steamboat
freight shall have been paid in advance or On
delivery Of the sane
EUGENE RIQUET.
Barry's Landing, July 24th, 1858. 1--.
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WIZ. HERR, Boot & shoe maker.

WIZ. III EaS W, b00g : hn06 MaKer.
Nl HAS the honor to inform the
public in general and his friends
szzs & a6Iivin particular, that he is ready to
a execute all orders concerning the.
Shoe and Boot line in the shortest time and neatest
style. His charges are very low, and for cash ony
Give him a call before going to any other shop,
and you will surely buy, because the work recon-
rnends the worknen. {fssss sEzzz# sEzz
His shop is on Bellevue street., Ietween Court
aud Market streets.
opelousas, December 26th 1s57.-1y.
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Pierre Gesselia, WheeIHrieht.

Has his shop at the North end Il Main street,
Opelousas. tsept. 5, 1857:
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or to Rev. G. RAYMOND, +
.. Rector of the Church of 0peousas
0pelousas, August 10th, 1856.

Convent of the Immaculate Con-
y. ception Of Opelousas.
FMyHE Ladies of Holy Cross respectfully
u announce to the public that the class
aes will be resumed IN their institution on the
18th Inst.
Opeloasas October 17th, 1857.
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D II llIl u Eb1 CHS.

BRICK-LAYER ER a. lLASTERE.E,
Can always Be found At The store 81 Mrs. G
Nedicis, Main street, Qpeloazas.
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~ aJts. M. ROBIN
.Aaetsoaaeer for The Parish Of 81. Laasdyy.
AFFER Ehia aergiees hi the publ Of this Far
ish generally HE can always be found ut
the Racofder's ofiees Ops slousas. May ~.
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|,

From the list Of March 1858
ssS all Carriage work must be paid
for On delivery. Ne ere IN
ahle 10 continue the business On any other "
terms. @ GIBBS AZ GL4AlfsAlh Il
opelouaas Feb, .27th. 1858.
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NOTICE.

Opelousas, March 9th, 1858.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-11-02
Col. Ric hard Owen

OF New Harmony, has engaged to deliver a
course of six lectures at Princeton; the first
TO show the necessity of making education
practical, and the subsequent ones will be
devoted to exhibiting the utility in the va
rious arts and professions of a practical
knowledge in chemistry, natural philosophy,
geology and mneralogy, botany and zoolo-
gy, and physiology and hyginne- The course
begins on the 10th and ends on the 2sth of
November. These lectures must form an in
teresting and useful course, delivered by one
so familiar with the sciences as Col. Owen.
We see the tickets at Princeton are only IF
~ cents for the course-about eight cents
for each lecture. Would not our artizanS
and working men fill the laegest hall in the
city to hear him, if Col Owen would repeat
them in this city? We should be glad to
see them move in the matter Where is the
Mcclure Library Association
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New York Market.

NNW YORK, Nov. 1-P. NJ.
Flour continues in favor of buyers. Large
receipts and limited demand sales of 1880
barrels at 3 1904 90 for unseund; 1o@
As for superfne State 4 4OtG4 60 for ex-
ira State, 4 1894 35 for superfne Western
4 1904 80 for common to medium ex ra
Western 5 25G5 45 for shipping brands of
extra round hoop Ohio; market closing
heavy with a strong downward tendency.
Canadian -four heavy; COO barrels sold at
80 for common to choice extra and
small parcels brought 6 90. Rye -four is
unchanged; sales of $50 barrels at 3 25@
10. Wheat market is firm with a limited
demand for local milling, and trif1ing specu-
lative inquiry; other kinds are without i'm
portant change unsound Chicago spring is
nearly unsalcabe distillers offering $50, while
millers and shippers refuse to operate in it
for the present; sales 1000 bushels of red
winter Western, 300 white Canadian at
/ IS; 600 handsome white Southern so :;
1000 common red Southern at l Sc. Rye
dull at 67@71. Corn without material
change; sales of $4,000 bushels at 60G,68
for inferior to good mixed Western; 20 for
small parcels of choice do. Oats are firmer,
with a moderate business doing at 46(947
for Sta,e and 49@5o for Western; 51@52
for common. Barley lower; sales of 66oo
bushels State at 72@75 for common to fair.
Whisky unchanged sales of 400 barrels at
%. Pork market heavy and lower; sales of
1900 barrels at l6 1906 81 for mess, 10
5o@l3 rs for prime, including 10000 bar
rels deliverable within six months at sell
lers option at l6 50; total stock 1871 bar
rels; same time last month 2o574 barrels:
same time last year l010966. Beef lower;
sales of 200 barrels at 75@8 90 for coun-
try prime 8 50@10 90 for country mess,
10 1922 so for repacked mess, IL oo(a
l3 so for extra mess; total stock 5000 pack
ages same time last month 1910 de-. same
time last year e085 do. Beef hams heavy
at l4@l7. Cut meats very quiet. No hams
in market; shoulders nominal at 6IG63.
Dry sailed dressed hogs have declined to 6
25(Gs so. Lard steady; sale of 600 bar
rels at lo@lo4 for new, and lo3@lOf for
old, including $50 barrels prime new,
dclirerat'" all in September at 101 Butter
steady at l2@l7 for Ohio, 1922 for State
Cheese firm at 6@83.
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The Steamer Done.

The Cincinnati Commercial has man fest
ed disposition to take our tavorite packet,
Done, from US, with or without our consent.
Three several times, within three months
that paper has announced, as if by author
ity, that the steamer Done was to leave the
trade between Evansville and Cairo, and re-
turn to her old place between Cincinnati
and Portsmouth. On Saturday last it re-
peated this statement for the third or fourth
time, to the serious injury of the boats in
terests in her present trade. We are author
lied by the officers and owners of the Done
to say in the most explicit terms, that they
have had no intention of Withdrawing the
boat from the line between here and Cairo,
and that the statements of the Cincinnati
Commercial are entirely unauthorized and
false. The officers, who are the principal
-own ers of the boat, say they were the first
to enter the trade; that they have by their
own exertions and the liberal patronage of
the Evansville merchants, developed the
business and made it what it is, and they
are resolved to stick to it Though not pay
ing very literally at present, they have full
confidence in its future success. If the Done
be Withdrawn from the route, it will be only
to substitute one of the oompany's lar
ger and faster boats, of which they have
several.
In consequence of the heavy rain yester,
day, the Done laid over. and will leave TO-DAY
at noon, for Cairo. There is now water enough
in the channel to enable her to make hel
trips regularly, and she will leave hereaftel
on her days as advertised.
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H<Y- A bloody and brutal murder was
committed at Cincinnati on Saturday night,
on the person of courtezan, in house of
i'll fame, by two fast young men, the sons of
highly respectable parents. One of them
assaulted her in the public room of the
house, knocked her down and brutally
kicked her. She recovered her feet and
made desperate struggle to defend herself,
and was getting the better of her assailant,
when the second young man gave her fa-
tai stab in the chest, and she fell and ex-
pired in q few minutes The murdcrers
were arrested and committed. The terrible
deed created deep sensation, as the perpe-
traitor belonged to well know and highly
respected family.
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OTEREC Nov /

QUEBEC, Nov. In.
The steamer Indian, from Liverpool, on
Wednesday, the Goth ult, has passed River
DeLoup
her adVices will not be received in time
for publication in the evening editions.
The steamer Indian has arrived.
The employees of the Atlantic tele-
graph company had received notice of
discharge on the 30th of November unless
favorable symptoms occur.
Hanover sends an agent to England to
treat for the abolition of the Sound Dues.
political amnesty is anticipated in Rus
STA.
The French Portugue affair is unchanged
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 20.
The cotton market closed quiet but steady,
although quotations are barely maintained !;
the sales for three days amounted to 10000
bales, including 1000 bales to spectators
and 1000 bales for export.
The advices from Manchester continue
unfavorable
Breadstutfs Market-The circulars report
Hour dull but steady at the following rates
Western 20s(G21s; Ohio 22sG24s 3D.
'" heat prime qualities are firm; red West
crn IS 2d95S Cd white Western 6s Sd :
Southern 7s@7s 3D. Corn closed dull at
the following quotations: Yellow 3lsfa
33s; white 33s 6d(Gs4s Cd.
Provision Markct-Beef dull. Pork
heavy and quotations are barely nominal.
Bacon dull. Lard duh at So.
Produce Markct.-Sugar firm. Coffee
steady. Rice steady. Rosin dull. Spirits
turpentine firm.
LONDON, Oct. 90
Breadstuffs firm. Sugar firm and 6dhigh-
or. Rice steady.
Another demonstration against the intro
duction of the confessional into the Church
of England had taken place in London.
Formidable defensive works have been con-
pleted on the Clyde
The shore end of the Atlantic cable is
about TO be laid at Falentia.
| The London money market continues
very easy, q per cent being the minum
, rate.
RUSsIA.-InsurrectiOn of the peasants in
! the Eastern provinces arc more serious than
at first suspected.
| CHINA.-The London Times complains Of
the part played by the American Minister
IN the recent negotiations in begging ms eaC
! Of demanding treaty as the allies did.
! FRANCE.-The French Ambassador a.
| Rome has made strong statement to tht
! Pope, touching the recent abduction of thc
| Jewish child
! 1t is reported that the French Government
| refuses the arbitrament of England in thu
/ affair with Portugal
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Later From Europe.
NEW YORK. Nov

NEW YORK, Nov. I'm.
The steamer BoruSsia has arrived with
dates from southampton to Monday, the
18th ult, and telegraph advices from Lon
don to same day.
The steamer Niagara arrived at Liverpool
on the morning of the / 18th, from Boston.
The Bank of Bavaria had advanced the
rate of discount to FIVE per cent, and the
Bank of Liepsic to six per cent. These move
ments are chiefly due to the restrictions in
discount market of Viena, pending the re-
turn to specie payments.
The French revenue for the first nine
months of the present year exceed that of
last year by FIVE million dollars. The chief
increase is in the sugar duties.
The Atlantic Telegraph shares have fall
en- to f3Oo@f35o.
Michigan Central Railroad bonds have
declined slightly. New York and Erie, Sd
mortgage bonds have improved.
The statements recently published, in the
French papers of GOODNESS between Arch
Duke Macmillan and the Austrian Govern
ment, are contradieted.
The Portuguese tribunds are occupied with
the affair relative to the seizure of the
French ship Charles Gorges.
The Spanish Government decree that all
steamers plying regularly between Cuba and
the ports of the United States shall onjoy
thesame privilege as the English mail steam
ers, with liberty to carry 10 tons of mer-
chandise without paying light house dues,
LONDON Oct 10.
Consols closed at 98s@esI for money
80 for account.