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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-05
City Intelligence.
THE LATE CAPTAIN JAMES REyN0LDs-Hrs REMAIN
TO M TAKEN TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE LATE CAPTAIN JAMES REYSoLps-Hrs REMAINS
TO BE TAKEN TO PHILADELPHIA.
The ship Rngeader arrived In the city yesterday from
san Francisco having the of the late Capt James
Reynolds on board Capt Reynolds served with much
distinction In the Mexoen war; ofthe Pennsylvania
volunteers under General Scott and participated in most
Of the battles which occurred during the rumpha march
from Vera Cruz the city Of Mexico At the close Of the
Captain Reynolds proceeded business 10 San Fran
CISCO where he died August 16 1856 As he Of
Pennsylvania hs companions in arms in that state deter
mined 10 give his remains appropriate resting place,
and word California FOR the friends Of the
deceased 10 ship the body 10 New York was placed on
board the Rngesder August 81 1851 and arrived In
this city yesterday Committees from the Scott Legion Of
Philadelphia from the First division Pennsylvania state
militia and the New Jersey State militia hsd been appoint
cd 10 receive the remains and word sent 20 them
yesterday that the body had arrived Gen j. W Mcke,
Of the New Jersey militia, Capt Mclean Of the Penneyl-
vania militia, and Captain Gray, q the Scott Legion,
arrived In the city last evening and VII take the remains
10 Philadelphia where they will be deposited in the
Glcnwcod cemetery, under the monument Of the Scott
Legion.
ApporsrsrSrs At rrR Cusros HorsE.-rhe following
named persons have been appointed to positions in the
Custom House by Collector schcli -
Ncdsuru.
Samuel Rstolin. o.. :. vice. .Ebcnesar s. Marsh.
ceorge q Waite Vice John yandervcort
John u. Mckee. ...... vice. John A. v. Tcrhune.
Martin T. smith. ......vice. Inward Brown
James Sweeney ...... VICE. Patrick ., Msoaeney'
NIGH inspectors.
Philip Ecker. e. 49,. vice. . John Wright
George c. Brown. vice. George Y. Hckford
James Boyle. ....... vice. John laurtz
Silent Wilds. ....t..... vice. john Burr
Clerks.
Alvin q. Martindsle. vice. Gregory Conner.
John Creighton vice. A. Aoerl.on,
Jsmes Sutherland, Jr. vice. Charles W. Ward.
John GOodnow. ........ vice. H. G. Barretto.
Alonzo Bone........... vice.. George McCrendlc
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ship Sas Holmes, Grinlth New Orleans-W Nelson a
Sons.
ship Jeremiah Thompson, Blake, Moble-ThomPson's Ne
phew ..,.
Bark Hyperion. Ward, Barbadoee-T Dwight
Bark Laura Wright Ponce, PR v eager.
Brig q Ackeriy Mcintyre Monrovs and amarse'-Saes
A Porterhed.
Brig hdeph Brown PARA Bishop A Co.
Brig Ann Weeks, Robbins Fajardo, PH-setcah bnn-
- ~
Brig Phnnican CBr), Evans, Befasi-Monigomery Bro.
Schr May Hobart. tialveston-D Murray. -
schr l. A Edwards, shackeford Key West-Benner DAY
schr n Jones' Garmo Rapport, Fia--J kubash.
schr Oregon Krause, WashnRon- Matthew's N htcheu
Schr Tonah, Nelson. Portland-G l. Hatch 20.
schr Life Boat. Reed, Newburyport-sw Lewis.
Schr Leocadia, Small Salep-R w Ropes
Steamer Elizabeth. Mclaughlin. baltimore
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED
Steamship Cahawba Bull0rh, New orleans via Havana,
with ndse, " Livingston, CrOcheron Co Arr al Vaaran
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Saturday, May 8tb, 1855,
hs- TERMS or SALE
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
Parossse d'cacss Baton eage..

HaIossse d'Cacst H:ton ouge.z yz
coER og sTxiE,.E DISTRICT. ~
Dana. 1'afThlra ::ds Ia Succession ds Elise Martin DO
ees4ee, FeuFs Zensn fsJeune. No. STE b.,
I'm sElsTU dune Commission i moi addreass dams
~ L. succession ~susaite, par la renr du ssisieuaa,
district 1ueiieiaires dans ct pour*la tite p~aroisse ct
Fiat 3eSposerai en- yente ~publiqtla au plus offrant ct
tlefnieE encherris4cur sur les llenx en- cstte paroisse,
sannedi, le SINE jour dc Mai 1888,
9 IL heuressA- y leg nroprteses, ci:aprss decrltes ap
rartsEant a IL dite succession, savoif-
I'm certain moroccan GU lgade tsrre kitue in scette
pascissc mesuraut III arpent de face: plus on moins.
aTec ana protont.eur dun atpent, borne en- ha1t par
trrse dc Pierre Aillet; en- has par celtes sp paftenaut
a Lit succession de JOS Dairnn, en- arTiere par terrs
de 1, W, Bird, ct en- aFant par chea1fa publieue ayee
les authorizations aai &y-tro1sers. .,ra
= Ce2dt.ofs ds Il teats.-La %propriate sera venda .
IN credit !aayabIe5le prenaisrte Mars 1893, ~l'acguer-
eur teurntta set,bil}et endossesa satisfaction, payable
.au bureau du Recorder de cetta Earoisse, OF hysrottee
que resenu sur Il p~roFriete ~5usgu;au pIyfaent final
Is dit billet pcftera interet p raison Dc hrits pour
cent par als apres eclaeancez ~jEsal&an paiTnetlt fngil.
~ 10 Z "@5
Quest Raten Rouge, axrIl 3, 1881 Sheriff
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IN. W. EzxHr@s-a,
Bayou Sara g. New Orleans
LINE DFzcoAsT4pAckETs

bayou sAR9 Man. Til steamer %& \
~ - .S Az captain Y. 3: BaEANco, {, eIff5sgSs Il
lesseaE SeH Orleans every MONDAY ct 5 1sSssH5Haal9sssszs
= a: H. fRipAy 10 NJ. for Ioeganza.
leaves re Orleans svery4 st]ENDaY at Q 4. NJ AMI
very Y Ei,hFssDAY at : p, II. for Bayou sara
re sSeanaar c. Z. j., Captain vlsezST Ian ves
Nv Vfieans. syety. TUESDAY aud THURSDAY At 10
: MI any oFary sATuHbAy At 5 p. n, for D, gouIs
Iae steamer EELlF, Captain Hall. iaayes 'SNs
nsasahs@ every SUNDAY ana WEDNESDAY r,orTine
:er Hayou Grosse Tete Railroad. - VIII
ao Coast freight 49, - ! saAs
street New Orleans ss"S' : ~ ptt.n4as
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hare, and offer for sale upon advantageous terms.
u very superfprstHc Of
MNc1SIND TOILET articles
FOR GREY HAIR, H Z e
Giimaa.sHar Dye. eslstodososs Hair DE.
EsshsIor's st A. &&4@ Isoliae,'s n
Black fcnsade, Reussehss Liquid Hair Dras
HOR ING BE4IygIYINGa#rHg H4IR #
Barry Trioopheroas Lyons Katllsrian..
jay1ie's Hair TONIC 1souden's Ur:ensai {. Tonic.
oldriga'a Balm Columbia, 4T:eef Marrow i,
alexander Tricopaerons, Bears Crease, ~.
Philcoanb and. Stick Po1nadaa.
0 KlIlY RI
Toilet PfSder, PINK satteerra.
auaand;ne, g Cod Cream.
FOR ri 1EE7H. nIGREI u
Charcoal Paste, z. Isacrons5 Tooth Wash
Rose ioetsfFastsy orris Itpth Wash,$ sS
PElFUMERY-
=4s 7 have q compile esassprtsne
sss Eotrgaes In Quarts and P.nts.
Bay Water, Gitironella Water.
Eaerida Wafer. Balm Of . Thousand Flowers
Extract lipers Ten Ex1Iact loaky Club,
s New Mowb Hay, #ss TaataIa,s =$
: May Flowers ugystai Palace,
: MUSK s..sezS 6 Magnolia, @I
q Anbrosiai, 81 8 Earbeua. ~.~. >
- Mile Flower. Sweet sfIr11hs
bo4aet H1ctorfa,s Boq4ot Jenny Lind
= Caroline !. Essence.
" a Ia Il - @
e UIzEuL> ASSORTMENT 0Fs0APs
Fancy Balls Transparent Balls,
N5rop PHI Soap, 9&$ Ffoating Soap, 4#E "
ETasiye s. 81 Windsor
ionoine - $ss Crystal Palaeessap,
GeraIiura,# #@ Military Shaving seap,
WTight;a Shaving Compound and Baainss Soap
0FBRUsHEs, ri tspU yBA TRIETY
Buffalo Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes
Fancy Back Hair. - Nail n.y. g.
Sharing Clothes
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s-ssse" 4 -
VI

t. Nav Orleans, Oh Saturday. tie 81 %sastant, nj
4sht os1oc5. Or pulmonary coasatnpssos1g hr. M
HIATT. aged IS yeAGs. 80 ~@*- c@@= :
t. 4 s4na and afaettonats Il husband. Il t.t'1 and +aFo-
al p..estt, i arul ard aa1irehing isfief3, Has left
.as warIa Ut eare and ~os fossthes HAanszodnsI e Tug
s,.ssaeass IL: di5I a. Gle tic honest, upright and e"zs-
.~e;entIaus, Who, having none Gu earth 70 mourn tllair
81 nj II he calm ana lbl!s5e3f naotataassa .eat 1T,
4s.ir sfsgeE rtson, shat tiaeF alsT e4att4inea The
crowd Of glesst aad happiness avoFe- TIC 'saFSs :
lasset family riEcja snd e Eost Of zfse4Ss Y An''4SA '''7
tosS. 80
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
.nuyossse d'sezzesa Eaton Rouge.

CuER Mt sx5Ess ptsrRllcr. ~
Isaac HOBBS L Gle, ct als, in;.rveneura, Il. Gaajrfe
L~oahieFe. ct ais No.. is73s :
I'm EEifTu dun ordre def IS. IL nIaIaddresse dGus
IL + aisaifrs el-dcssas;, en- dnter dn 2sn7e. feyr;sr,
isaS, par Is CoHriu En1e District JudieiaIres dams ct
pour Ia dita paroisse ct SIstat. il sara oifest en .vrnfe
Pubii4uc aa plus otrart: dagE,er ei1ei:leIfisseur sur les
lle11a srnly Landing. en- ce1te paroisae.
Samedl, le1er jour de Maj, 1853,
4 Il t=esres= A. NJ. tous les dreits,, Tires et interets s1ss
defendeur, Gabriel Loebiere, ct ais ]; ala ptoipriets ci-
a preacecft4esy- s# H.,
saVoir-Un certain moroaau de- terre {oa t~asr1rain3
sitLe Ell teEte paroisss. confirmation aeu1i ar pent,
plus on Iao1s; sttEadeHx cent tiauuanta Bieas de PRO-
fo1aenr, he-ne#en iAut 1ar terTe. Dr. Jean gazes,- ct
csIs aplastenaflf= ala succession de Joseph Aliiet,
en- arEieIre par hGae Henry Heck, epouse III. FRANCOIS
Gascen: en- has parEie chefn;a de BruIy, ct IN ayant
par Bertrand Gazss- Line vieil!e charrette; IN stare
de cuisine dix etsaisss;; aass table .isngar, are
petlt 4abte;7 une Faire5 chaaat ct pi1ce: unz3aTabsa4:
IN rot eta bola;; sas gafie sliauger; ueIotda tttenee,
une Iarrts nrs granHs. e1laldiere;; defis c~racheire,
pour payer ct satisiaire l. iii orare st'exeeuttan.
~ Condttions%de III 1nte-Gna1 ptart~
WILLIAM WHITE, Sheriff.
Quest gatoa Eosage, LBS Mars, 1885, %
- STATE DFLOuIsIANA,
PARISH 015S tEHAsT BATON ROUGE.
sIsrH DISTRICT COURT
IsAas Hoabs& 60, ct ais Intevenors, vs.. Gabriel
Louhiere. et. ais. No. lars.
10y VIRTUE Of q writ Of 4. t#. to ne directed III
the above satit!ed suit # date the 18th daY of
February, 4.rn@Is5s. from the 9th District fonrt, In
aud for sid parish and Stale, will be offered for AL
ut public auction to The last and Isigi.esttbiader Of,
the promises at Bruly Landing 49, this parish. I
Saturday, LIST day Of May, 1865,
ct II o'clock AMI, all the right, tltts and interest of
the defendants Gabriel Lonhiyre It. ali, IN and to The.
f~oliewins described property, To wit.
4 certain lot Ct ground situate: in this parish, at
Br.ly Landing containing one half an aFpeat, less
three Feet srcnt, mere Or less, by two hundred a91a
ELY feet in depth, bounded above by binds Of Jean
ttazps, and housekeeping 10 the Sttceesstb. eli Joseph
Aillat, III the rear by Mrs. Henry Heck, wife Of fraE-
co.'s Gasson, beltw BY Br4zfY road, and II front by
Bertrand Eazes5 With all The buildings aud u4pssye
meat thereon: One old FetidEer,s Cart, one Cooking
siore, art1ais the apparatus, ten Chairs, one Dining
Ia tie, ofla small Table, one pair Andirons and Tougs,
one Wash stand. Bowl ona Pitcher. one Safs, enc Lot
Grockery Ware, one WatcrJar, one large Pet and two
splitting boxes. 70 pay and satisfy said writ OF exc
eutIDn, 80 ..~% aE5 zt5%
gE- Terms Of sale-CAsaIHz s-m& a.,
w. WHITE, she.if
n st Baton Rouge, March, 18th sJR58. q. 81
S. ?. GREVVEzs,
AITORNEF 4 COU:aa7sELLORgT IAW
OH On Laurel Street. city 81 aasoa Isouga La,
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fll.ll.IIAM BOHEL,
wholesale Wholesale and Retail Druggist & Apothscary

n- BAToF EoUGE, III.
TX - coNsT4 ly7Lv oN.H4ED and is dai
49, nnanereas,ng hts stock Of everything usually ken
spe s5i,,1,y - a1a city Drug Atoras. your orders are r.
I1a hass, y his Gus tollsers- viii salI be II is izah g5p
meat III "a ostlers wzlAther in OF out q His line vi
~ ~ Il sll . PROM t attention. Particular atteHf4nnw -
\ rala 70 packing and shhinrgfsg. ~ 4@'A+ "
1 1H-EssEg thing shipped bg Sim aer any soo7 saan,
es b sMI hss lisased o. q 80 =
Msd iai os ~ eur interest . buy yossr. hsuIes ard
afsrztst 5T@& @@. r44.%5F s.,-.
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sfTTkTION WANTED MUSIC
r-ss-s-z a. - - ~ - x

:" ~ - IT, s-L- ~ =" L. Et# = =
ssyanae lady, recently irUii: snstaaa; IS -sssroaz
Il .ftoo4btai1ins 81 situation r.. Assse1 EAsaiEA III q seioo1,
ss,ninsrs o. private fanrtiy. She teaches thy EFiano
nj we'll a. Vocal ausic. il engaged III > pirate
4s,,ftr would instruct in The COMMON branches q
L,alisIr aud Eth p~rtid-ry, 4 situation II s1hs cdEniry
preferred.
aprii 10TH - :
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,IRAI

rsssKES@ III ts4 Pierre Fo-et, about niue miles be-
Iaw the Court HOUSE, Z stray mule ateut eight
,-s-rs old. of light bag color. and tne left eye bind,
Ths ~ ,ts Is ~feque4tea t.. cons forward aaa take
her away y thin s4tirty tisys, Or she wiii3ne sold at
III acoor If tt.a J,ssticeo The Peace office ouitlsa 4th
aay nf Nav: 4. o.. ls5S, at 10 o elock. ; ~, bf the
4S'+'i - s. AIt.LET J r., Sd Eysrd.
U.at Rattan Rouge. Aurfi 10Th. 1888.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH LF VEsTBA40N ROUGE,
sfxvu usmEtar- e.Iairas

SIXTH UHs"E1eI COURT
IN tie Matter of ttss sacccssiot, Of Ernantel Landry,
an5 Celeste B-Eaete4ts1 his wife. hoth deceased.
-# No. a2D. 4% -&E5
NyHEtEAs Hs1esaire Landry as df41isf;strato of
~ the above Estates, las this, day. fled q final
stpsean and aesounta' his Administrations IN sale.
NOTICE Is Hereby given that al legal opposition 10
the faitie must he filed 1T The Clerks sfnes OF this
parish, within thirty days from the first publication
hereof. " Il rTTAaIpFf$ffHy ~
+ esf 6aEca Rouge, Mach eth 1875 6S CLERK.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

uyliE srza. al j. pipar Il @ vas dissolved By mutual
t-Daseat ID, tie cd March 1858 J. Piper CON
tinues tile businessat the old sEsn'l, and assumes all
tbe&liahilitses Of 4is Firm. ing rocks n4tes AID a.
so,rts III Ii II the hands 81 W. =. TaIoara for sctt4s-
r,snt. and all persons indebted wall please call at lia
5fEcs a~8d5settIa yit;.o.E lriay, Hs 1t alpn* is author.
isea 70 receipt FOR the sz1lc-
A@ !, aplS. Il El5h-5ss
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FART Il WAGON H
: AIEH1GI IMPORTATION.

j . - = n = " . ENLt - : ~
- Cfs1:aIai q complete assortment Of French and
Enghsils45uods, such as Rodgers s Wasfenfolne;s
pockasSans table Gallery; Ladies, Scissors, Taylors
iora Shears, Lamp. button holeHnd BARRIERS, Shears.
Spear q dickson s Rip and IauneI Saws, E3eyss Per.
cussion, flanfIea and Central Firss Caps. Genuile
French o. u Caps. Fren,cta Double Colt Isoess i IL I
lneiles,~ aante Ctistn Rides and PisSeisssjust opened
at n.&gp" IT iAEEsEIE{ & L.AWGutts
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E[%%%
r~--.,rz * Hcxs es.-Takesa table anoon.
III ! n e nuIysrixed alum, pull tl,s horses tH.ssstte
l ID, " tGs mouth as tar as possible aad4thfo
III aIum down / is throat, TT 70 h ll!z
tarp,1e and hold up bis hesitijI pc "afa9Ts
~ tnI tx hours tiu1e--po matter low baths fg
t,,,odey-hc VIII be 1T foE moaefase s@p asa.
! have seen this remedy tested 50 otteia Hltil
~.,erfeet success, tlsaatsFoala Eot r1aHh nVe
ttoIl6rs difference. il horse oaodeEfd--tf
done Tecently-~aua oFe hay vas 'lof .:
L. Peyrn's. ~.---
~sUnnEHDERof B--ay BoH5la 9s- ne Wv
;aan. Ma, Messenger has reliahIe instoffiat;on
hat Bily Bowfegs has 'ssuTrenderep MS
sword, and is pow at Tampa With BIS T. hole
nsrty. waiting the contamination Ct arFa1 r.
1ne,its. to be Transferred to tne Ness: - - =
said the oil gentlefnan was 10 & al1dc k1ts'y
1sssesI and dirty condition, when iIs TEesen-
te5 himself at Tampa" .s5.t
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STATE OFIDUIsIANA
PARISH OF WEsr BATON ROUSE,

- STATE OfIOUisEANA
PARISH OF syEsT BATON ROUGE,
sIxTH srpfeaALs nIsTR1-r COURT.
In the r~,attsr of this Succession Of Elise Martin decd
Widow z. Leieul.e. No. s77-:
EtY Virtue Of i commission It'd NE directed In The
h above entitled succession from the Sixth District
Court III and for said parish an; State. of date the LIST
day at April,A,& E.#1Sas., viii be offered for sale
at public auction, 10 the last and highest bidder, on
She premises in this parishs On ~
Saturday, May 8th, 1855,
At about II o'elsck, A NJ, the following described
property: belonging to said Succession, to-Wit
A certain Iiecs Of land ar lot. aisaatea in this
parish. measuring one arpent front, more pr less.
Hilit the depth Of one arpens, bounded above by
lands Of Pierre Aillct, below BY those 81 The success
Jon Of Jos. noira1, back by these OF 7: W. Bard, and
IN front. by@a public road--Yiifs. the Improvements
thereon. I'll go
Hs~ TERMS or SALE: 81 v
the property To- DC soll u41za erexFt, payable On the
Ist Of March, 1859. The purchaser to furnish hs
note With approved personal security, paTabia at the
aatceotsthe Recorder of tins parish, and mortgage
retained n=tile property, until full and iinaf payment
Thereof. Said noras to baar#iuterest at5tha rate Of s
per cent, per & mum after datezuatiI paid.
Vest Baton Rouge, April 81, lbs,
~ % ## 3Wa-%W HzTE, Sheriff
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4 NOTE

Is tTfHsE 4 Fa.~4jlaa undo, signed S.aye#bean for. the
- last month opening goods direct from the Manu-
i%act,ries, nd are 50 t1stfea shat they fiare in Store,
tiie largeEtaha most varied assortment OF hardware
out af*Ne# Orleans, whicastisg niler forsaAe ~at#tf.cir
53us5RalloW prices prciaasers#:#W sli find il fdzStheic
interest ~ call And exan1iae4 before sending te==siu
ctr ~ LAHGaUIER & I.AS.IEE#.
Ss8 CersIaa|a 4eaiidItElar sfs. +
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J . FL n IL A 0.

ID Il n ..
WORKER IN L N,cnPpER; AND L RON
rg1I1E subscriber respectfully bags Ieas. 70 iatorzu b
/ friends srfd the pibfic generally, of This and I'd
adjoining Parishes, that he il nov prepared te szacus
al work ID the above line, ID tlle; best and most work
1nauliks mariner. S
He Is ready at alIfizaass to1nate oT..repar
EEeani,
Supply
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.. y kind, quality and description.
Sesehin3, 2
Tin Or Copper Cutters,
IT. .spc1fa % Valleys
Tor lining 1orniees, made and nut up. 8lvayA &pn
hand, q general assortment Of Finwata, sugar-hoaes
Lamps Lanterns, Oil Cans. Be-, &es
IGa-Ai orders From tteakpountry promptly attended
to- JOHN T1LAseO,
Elluzca Street, Baton fsougs.
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4TTORNEF + 90 LLORaT I'm
oms On Lau-el Street, city 81 aatoa Isougs La,
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- -e y. - - Z ----- I
West Baton Rouge March i ]
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From the south Pacific Coast.


Late intelligence from several Of the South Amer
eau States on the Pacific have been received at Papa
ma, From the StaEand Herald we extract the follow
ing;
Bolivia continues in disturbed state. An attempt
was made at La Paz to assassnate the President,
from which he was miraculOusly saved ; Gen Pruden.
clio and Senior Birbuet who stood beside him. being
both shot dead.
In order to execute their plan the reyoIutionists
knowing that the President was in the palace nrp.
scented themselves in the square in front of it, giving
the alarm and procaiming Gen. Belzu, who as IS
well known, at present resides in Europe
The President, accompanied by Gen. PrQdencio
and Sr. Birbnet presented himself in the balcony,
and well directed shot struck his two cOmnanionS
who expired in his arms.
The barracks were attacked at the same time. Int
without success, as the person who headed
ents was killed by pistol shot.
The serenity aid courage Of Sr. Linares and his
friends were equal to the situation, and tranquility
was restored. cry Of general Indignation has re
sounded throughout the country and it is believed
that this sangulnary attempt will strengthen still
more ST. Linarts administration, deserving of the
love and gratitude Of his countrymen.
Peru is again threatened with war on her borders
and internal revolutions.
She has already sent two vessels of war to Ecuador
with Commissioners to get satisfaction on behalf of
her Minister to the latter Republic whose withdrawal
from his post we some time announced, and there is
fair prospect of war between the two countries.
From all the reports we have seen respecting the
affair, the Peruvian Minister is entirely to blame
General Echenique, late President Of Peru, is said
to have passed from Chile to Bolivia, where he is
supposed at present to be occupied in fermentng q
revolution against the Castilian Government 1t is
reported that he has already got large quantity Vi
arms and ammunition at his disposal.
We may look for interesting news from this quarter
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nTlsals,rpnI Inte1Ileenoe.
he PauIding Clarion of the 2sd saws

The Paulding Clarion Of the 23d says:
We see in our exchanges notices of light frost
which fell in various parts Of this and the neghborng
states on the 10th inst Not enough, however, to
destroy vegetation or to check yellow fever It fell
we believe, very lightly in this vicinity
The Handsboro' Democrat of Tuesday last saws:
The weather the past week has been alternately
warm and cool The days are warm, very warm for
this season, and the nights are cool aud chilly max
ing the surplus bed clothing necessary to comfortable
sleeping. While we write the clouds look dark and
lowering, and the distant roar and thunder warns us
that the rain is coming.
In regard to the health Of Handsboro' the Demo.
crat says:
We have heard rumors to the effect that some Of
our physicians still cling to their former opinions hut
nevertheless we editor pro tenn. Of the Handsboro
Democrat are pretty well convinced that it is yellow
fever. CDR Melen gives it as his opinion that ii Il
yellow fever Of the most malignant type) and fur
tner all those to whom timely assistance was rem
dered, ana treated for yellow fever from the first
have survived whilst those who were the subjects OF
dispute have fallen victims to their own imprndence
or the careessness of those to whom they were en-.
trusted as nurses. Several Of our oldest and most
respectable citizens have fallen victims to this ter.
rible scourge.
An ARRAY occurred in Grenada few days ago in
which Mr. Simpson killed Mr.. Miller, by stahbing
him in seven places with dirk.
The West Point Locomotive has the following para
graph:
T. Banks, better known as TOM Banks, whipped
negro to death in Oktibbeha few days ago. Banks
had been robbed Of sum Of money, and finding $50
on the negro, he whipped him most unmercif1ilg 10
order to get him to confess the theft. Banks has
lett for parts unknown, and the sheris Of LoWndes
and 0ktibbehR are securing the country for him.
The negro belonged to Mr.. K. Chandler