Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-27
r q NEWS TEENS.

General Walker was most enthusiasts
calIy received in Montgomery and Mo
bile. In the former city he made what is
characterized as an extraordinarily elo-
quent speech. All along the line of the
railroad, no charges was made against
himselfand companions, but the warmest
and heartiest greeting met him and them
wherever the cars stopped. The Railroad
is the pulse of the people.
The Fashion has been seized at Mobile
by the authority of tie very la who al
lowed her 10 leave for Nicaragua.
4 correspondent to a New Orleans pa
per says that rumor has It that a despatch
|ins been received at Baton Rouge, from
JOHN SideII, stating that the Advocate
Unjust have The State Printing"
Par<on Brownlow, editor Of the Knox
Vile Wing is Iecturi"g in New Orleans
upon the North aud South.
The bakers of Bator, Rouge have re-
fused to bake any more bread for The
people until an Objectionable ordinance
is repealed.
It was suggested by a correspondent
that Mr.. Lawrason (who by the bye is a
most said and moral gentleman had
four aces pitched against "a full, ION a re-
cent trip, as the cause of his offering the
resolution last week to suppress gambling
on board steamboats,.
On the 23fd inst, Mess Pork in Gin
c%inati, was quoted at $l33 per barrel.
The steamship Ariel, which has been
expected at New York from Hayre for
some time, is supposed to be lost.
The U. s. Senate Committee have re-
solved to report against altering the neu-
trality laws but constituting them so rs 10
catch fiIibusters any where on the high
seas.
Mackay, the poet, is delivering beanti-
ful poems at the dinner table Hastings in
Washington. In one of those poems,
entitled John aud JonNhan,' he says:
SOur Anglo Saxon name and fame,
Our Anglo Saxon speech,
Received their mission straight from Heaven
To civiiize and teach
So here my hand. Istretch i it forth;''
Ye yellow skins beWare!
from this day hence" just calculate
That WALKER will be there.
The bottom part Of course, is manus
featured Ivy US for the occasion, aud the
whole serves very well as a proclamation
from Walker to his swarthy subjects.
Gift enterprises are becoming fashion
able in the city. We knew a gentleman
TO buy a $l,25 book, a IS cts. book, and
a rs CTS. engraving, all well worth the
money, which received a gift of a Iady's
breastpn, a gentIeman's breastpin and a
Iady's pearl handled knife with four
blades, which in The country would bring
the aggregate price of $3.50. A fine time
for a man to purchase a library !; by the
time he had furnished his bookcase, he
would be enabled 10 start a jewelry store /!
4 fast age.
Mons. Adrien, who was so popular
here, is performing in New Orleans, and
Wilson, The Ambrotypist, is performing in
Shreveport, both seemingly dealing in
magic, in their seperate arts.
$4,000. dead or alive, is offered for a
Mr.. Vogel, who suddenly disappeared
from his office in the city.
The fall of Lucknow is thought will
pretty thoroughly finish thereyolt in India.
The Prince Imperial of France can say.
daddy in three languages, shoulder a
diminutive mnsket and ride a 'jackass.'
Four guards attend him and his nurse
within the enclosure ofthe Imperial prem
ises, for fear or TO prevent accident.
a. See article on third page, entitled 'Inter~
nal Improyements-Levees or Outlets"
THE LITTLE PILGR1M--This is the name of
beautiful little paper for children, Which we