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s.orth that on The 18th
King Victor Emmanuel

king i1nmaDae,
= so,nes persons attached lac1ed g''t.s H.,
AZ 81 the royal y omai M 4seo' MI Mlsa
hare started ups and endea,vfed v auu :
sfnge, by crossing the river ianaro' peinle
4 reached the bank OF the river, 9 strange oeg
suddenly made ITS appearance, ane eolng y
pMgssit, was yery near l reacniag lt,swneh ~ XVI
of the keepers flfe y and Woapded lf,eE qog. ! rs
PRISONER then came nP, ana aeciarinS n.nss.'
be the owner q lse woundea anlna'' TX,
Tessed the greatest affiic,lon ~ lts s.ase, anu
advancing towards the king, reproacnen hlnl
v bitter terms 7wIth having gwen an .oroer ~
ire 90 the aog, and even nl.etea Inrea's. Ds.us
arrested for this latter 'ac1' nfd being tola ,nat
~ was the king oswhom he mad spoken,
Costauaagi'as gave as San excuse mat Pc naa
not been aware "a the tacti pnls vs. no ~ l aNsa less
declared that hes looked on tne order even 70
lire on his dog ass 2 most unjust act.
ION tile trial, ne prisoners courfeil pEesensed
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lPELoUsAs AND NEW ORLEANS

0PELOUSAS AND NEW ORLEANS
0 Regular Packet. -
The s~tearner haNaas Iicsle, Captain U
-. !. Walker, Will rum between the aG -
eheve ports weekly. leaving Washington for New
y 4l3eans and I'll intermediate landings, on every
TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and, NewOrlcanss,
every SATURDAY. ut 1 O'clock p. III.
For freight andpassage apply ON board, or to
FL. rTTRE. Washington.
!. Ss-Plantcrs and Merchants can rely on this
noat'a remaining in the trade the entire year: IL
them We tender our hest thanks for their liberal
pasronage, heretofore bestowed upon us, and hope
eteention III business.
washington. March ~, 1855.
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L =I
MuTINy ON BoARD AN AMERICAN SnIp .r
llAvRE,-A sanguinary disturbance took place
on the evenining Of the 18th ult., on board the
bader, American vessel, just as she was about
to haul out Of the dock at IIavre. Several of
the crew suddenly broke out into mntipy, and
refused to quit the port, and the second mate.
having cIldeavoled TO make them do their duty,
was attacked, aud very severely wounded. Nj.
liagaenow, the pilot, who had charge Of the
vessel to take her out, narrowly escaped similar
treatment, as one Of the men aimed a blow at
him with a hanasnike, but The blow, was fortu-
nateiy avoided. BY the Intervention Of the
captains of some other vessels and some
gendafmes, order was at length restored. and
the men returned to their dnty. One of them.
however, tell overheard and would have been
drowned, had not a man jumped ii and rescued
him.. The vessel soon after left the port.
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osT-0n the Road between yerniJI;o,

osI-on the Road between yermilIiop,
-, vile aud Washington, a Frock Coat, made Of
p poatN m uiulh; IN 1 the pocket of the coat was 4 Letter
a~ers'gned at Vermillionvilie La, the son,e mr. 'i ~
~h 1Gn ! would not wish made known to any one.
Inc nader will confer a great favor by deliyerin . ,
nc coat and especially the letter to me IN Wssbin@'
e ~ beside, | WI pay literally for all trouble and
washington La, March Is, 1853.
PAUL LAMBERT.
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DIEbsS

At the residence Of har fsther, 6n Fxy3Se41
At Q o'clock A. NJ, Monday, agnd x4sf5f
BLAscHE, infant daughter Of A. II. ala&f
Eloise Ddlean, aged 9 months 60
s Suffer little children to come unto me ffS
is the Kingdom Of Heaven.s'
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THR AGQuIsITIoN or CUBA.-A Washington
correspondent writes that the plan of the Tx.
secntiye With reference to Cuba is TO send
spccial Commissioners TO Spain with comnpre-
hensivc powers to demand redress for alleged
injuries, but to offer to compound for them BY
the payment of . very liberal Indemnity FIJI
the cession Of the island. The appointment 81
the Commission will be made within thirty
days. The State Department is said to he
now occupied u the preparation Of instructions
suitable TO SO grave q mission.
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M A II

On Thursday, the 1lth inst, III Blsles.s
posifc Mobile. fIvISasToS II. isAHDSEEE
ur'tanS, " Miss ELIAABHTH, eidckts Iaa M
BENZ. Hudson, Ed, Of this Perish. MaS
at centervflla, on Sunday, the I'M
EMILE LAURA CooK, both Of this putisK.
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GQ8ts 49,
10 mis- nnotsR ma
did Sannpar, u ths hes.
IdIdI tot' fhibk y wasA challenge undersas
tthat sumner BID selected no friend W bear
challenge ftom him, NOR my one to net us b
Lfriead II such an emergency were 10 arrive
The evidence was closed % both sides
eU0I. Simmer vas allowed two houS
pare bis defence. and the Court VI
TIL ~ o'clock ~
On r~eassembling Col. SUNNI as
read by Judge Watts. The said that
be wished to impress the Courlswith the idea
taIet the Acts specified as constituting his
tNdegce agsinst the articles Of war, were net
the prodpct. OF 4 sudden emergency. or expires
sion sof p~ddsspb1ssbut the yesnlt Of deliberav
considk 9sticn and tle co6vission IF absep
Ee prdeedea %, meet thegcharges
He denied that he had a personal
Gen. Harley, ont Of an official T
ground that the mere pfesenceM
Itial did not protect an indivik - the
consequences Of bis misconduct, ~ that the
inquiries of q Court Martial addressed to an
individual gould Justify 40 expression Of ma
~liggIantI Or ignossntpassion-
He denied 55iat the place Id which an indi-
Avidaalgstood@could cover him with an official
protection, andargued that an individual called
to account far ISLANDERS thus uttered could not
successfully plead thata Court was the witness
of bis oois1ce.
question put&by he Cont 10 General
slaarley was whether be eptasgtained prejudice
Or bias against the accused to disqualify him
as q member Of the Court? The question was
simple, and could be fully answered by yes or
Nc. Harvey seized the occasion 10 abuse the
minds of tie Court, and insult the accused BY
declaring that he had before charged the ac-
.cused with upgentlenanlike and unoficerlike
conduct. ind that he had little or no respect
for him as q soldier, and that the accused would
have been tried for THE offence If improper and
untrue statements bad not been made to the
Secretary Of War. General Harvey, when APP
pealed TO BY the accused to relieve him from
The accusation Of falsehood, wrapped himself
UP IN the silence Of insinuation.
Gol. Sumner then appealed to every member
ST the Court to say whether he did not o. to-
himself, his family, bis friends and the army,
The act Of proponndng to Gen. Harney the
questions contained In his letter Of The 18th of
January. He denied that that letter contained
matter for o charge Of TRIAL and conviction. on
the ground thai Gen. Harnsyis g declarations
were neither official nor proper, and that this
letter afforded him an opportunity to do what
~ belonged toaevery honorable gentleman and
soldier to do 10 the second charge the &C.
cnsed denied that the note of February Is was
intended as a challenge to Gen. Harvey, but
was an invitation to Gen. Harvey to leave the
Of Columbia to renew tho correspon-
dence, and examine the cause Of their difficulty,
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fI'AkE NOTlCE.-Tbe third and last in.
= staiment for purchasers at the sale If the lata
benlam'n MeClelland became due the astb Decn y
per last, notice is therefore given to all persons in
~ asp W. ! . snla Estate, that If their notes are not paid
az my a9hiiell in thirty days from the date Of this
notlee' they will be placed in the hands Of rbos' n
Lewis a. Porter for collection. Y. &.
oP'topst'' Sateh 10, lsss. Administrator
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n oalon All persons having claims
III, asatnsl the succession of james !Akenhead
VIII present them to John E. King EsnG. ut hi. oNica
Bayou Chicot WITTY 1egrf!SIea al
March Is, 1858, rns, -,
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scnwl, why do you wear that bad
nat because, my dear sir, Mrs. Scowi
fews she Will not go out Of the house with me
until | get a new one" m
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II j. BEAUCHAMP, Auctioncer in and
~ ! fr the Parrish Of st. Landry, will promptly at
tsnd NJ III business confded III him. Ofaca IN Opelou.
~. March n, 1853.
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A young lady who lately gave an order r.
her miliiner, said. You are to make Il Main
OUT at the same time smart, as | sit in n roo
spicuous place in church,.
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Ihe answer tosthe enigma contained ii Oil,
last issue, Is " subscribe, and pay ii advance
for this paper"
We thank Miss Fannie heartily for the com.
plln,ent pala us, and would be pleased to hear
nom her again.
we feel proud to hsye won her good opinion,
and, should we ever hare The good fortune "a
meet her, will pay our debt Of gratitude win
kisses the only coin il which editors are never
bankrupt.
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NEW CHEAP CASH STORE.
-, y. BLOCH, corner Of Main and North streets.
Has just arrived from NewOrleans Viii, q earn
piete assortment of fresh Spring Goods, Dry Goods
.! every KIND, family Groceries, Wines, Liquors Can.
dies, CrQekery, ETC., etc. gu
Also = well selected stock of-Dry Goods, Clothipp
Hats, Boots, Shoes. ss'"s'
Cutlery, Pocket-Books,
ltazors, Combs, Brushes,
Fancy Soaps,
Perfninery, ETC.; etc.
And i now prepared to his ems.
1nners with any article in his line Of business
Being positively determined hereafter "a s vi y.
cash only, his prices will be lower than ever. ~
Small profits and quick sales.
Opelousas, March 30, 1855,
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Madame, you said your son was = l,rr
nus ne much practice? Why, yes sir, he ba,
a prac''es-of smoking cigars. !"
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JunIufAL ADvER1IsEMENTs.-The attention
lof Administrators of Estates, III well ~ az.
PENDANTS IN judicial processes, is invited to tie
following section Of 4 law passed at The lass
session Of the Legislature
AN AcT selMtive to Judicial Advertisement
Bee. 4. Be ~ fiyther cnncted, That when thcre
are tKoSqr more newspapers publiahed ID the Parish
Whefes such procecdings are had, or such sale isgtobe
made, the Defcndant "a the judicial process shall
ssid advertisement IL NJ BE- made Provided said
~selection be nlpde within three days afsterr tie notice
" sllch proceedings. Or the seizure made si,nnder said
process ;sand II the Defendant neglect to select, then
me plaintif shall have The right to do so.
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liz IFEFE5Ml AZL
An ESG1ds1 LETTER FROM ruiz CHIsr King
OF StAM.-Tlc follaviag iIsa verbatim copy Of
a. letter written ny tide principal King Of
Siam 10 au American gentleman. The origi-
nal has been Autographed, and displays q good
handwriting
Royal Charnbefl
grand palace. /.
@e Bartknk,
10Th May, 1857.
No. 1GQ. Elk Maiore Rege
ST. meiisinm
To S. +. Burrows, Esquire,
IN \ 9crican old gentleman, visited se yesterday.
Sir.
When you have been entcrtaint lwitli me yes-
terday evening, ! beg to state tyuly t at observed
that you are of good characters Inc ed, and your
conversation in regard to the occlret e at Canton
was proving your being righteous erson OF real
honesty K what yol have stated that on have con.
sversed with John Bowring the SUI ariDtendent of
British trade in Glina for rieedatle y avision of the
Anglo Siamese Treaty moreover IL is hest & most
favorable, to all powerless and d~etencJ Tess nations. |
beg 10 offer my great sincere thanks for your 80 Conl
friendly feeling a. also for your kind present Of a few
bottles Of good American Ghamfaines. have
nothing to be presented to you in return Il ex,urs.
sion of my thanks to YOU except these few lines in
myself own royal hand scaled with my private &
uslsal royal seals or stamps which I doubt nit will
he pleased to You much fer acceptance 4 keeping in
your hand for my remembrance on future and for
showing to y9tir friend; Of Europe h America.
4 have The honor to be YOUR worthy good friend
SPPM MENGktfT,
Major King OF Siam,
reigning in Seventh year..
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NOTICE All persons having claims
= y against the succession Of Mrs. Charlotte Webb,
deeeased, are notified TO present them for c~lassidca-
d0I and settlement; and those indebted to snid sue.
cessiOns are requested 10 make immediate payment
W the undersigned. LOUIH A. WIiBB,
0peloasas, March 81, 1865. Administrator
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BEadlf sx6e!lent ppportaafitt y 1rE5
ajered a. pnspscuSips elikS {P5ktotes
onss whosssn nposs alea5s - xith
AhapSy ycar own sdows L leAAKV
msy lsddsn ithSd INV hssrt NV
MI ! VA VIII not Spa
Mith wkpksthe iossf gases 40
Az sjNstbeaFt MA porttsyed w, 6deli
Asl AEsbrotyip ahe MseIAtuotype, M ths
Photcty ~ u y pleasure pext to 10 posses
ono ths sweet Prototype herself.
II n with melancholy delight that The
atheras ~ ase riyetsd supon de- niaiatnre
3 1seF ct child, U0v II Heaven while many
ehiid's eyes have moistened with tears over
ne portrait sof sainted mother, which The
fays IF the sun himself had Iet Id I'M children,
Il IVA know n noshidg thaa gvus essagtett
dpleassrc tllistnf y look npcn tbe setoblance I'LL
of those We love, when .son eyes can no
longer ! look love W eyes which speak again.'
The artists skill wiIl supply All with picI
tnres " The besst ana newest stytless Call %
our friends M~illspaugh 4 BSouchez: Who have
Established = permanent Photographic and
Ambvotype Room 1T Odd Fellows Hal, ii
Washington, 81, % Vim. +. Bickel, who ii
stopping for . short time at the Varieties, il
Opclousas, md get pictures Of yourself or
friends. See their advertisements II another
Icolumn.
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5f=F7
COMMERCIAL
NEW ORLEANS MARKER
MONDAY EyEN1No, Marc

MONDAY EyENlNo, March 2psi61l
COTTON-With the Arabiais adyices " ~
an early hour, reporting a slight decline NH
pool, our market was very quiet, tho sales A.
tag 10 souo bales, without any material eh6nii1l
prices. Ns
s~faTtEMESr OF corroS.
Stock on hand LIST September, 1851
arrived ]i{t&
Arrived to-day, ....... n
Total .....s. .... ..s lsMd
Exported to date. l.. .S90,S25 a@4%
Exported to-day. ...... l0,Ol2r<91
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared {5i
TGBACC0-We noticed sales Of Ia Ah1e. 81
lugs at sc. 10 at 69, 70 hids. ut 81 and 9 ot1
at l51. sessssS
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO. ssss S#3
Stock on hand on the LIST September. lS5fss
aniyea since, ...., .,s... ~ v. ffassa
arrived To-day. ..s...-... g. ..... masszta
Iotai... ....,...... .s. ssxss
Exported to date. ,.........s. 20,42S a8d
Exported to-day. ,.... 829~91
Stock on hand and on shipboard not clearsd.
SUGAR-The demand was brisk and MI
comprised 1000 lhds. at full prices. Fstsas95
Fair 6laG2c. EasMX
M0LASsES-The sales comprised 1869 e.:
about previous rates, Prime to Choice eclsa1n
2sa29e. s 4
FLQUR--The sales comprised 1900 bbls. ineln
ao0 Indiana at "a l23 for Unbranded and III
sshperflne, 200 Superfipe Indiana and Sta9IN.
Tour lots at 80 so; 400 st. Louis AT 8 ld5;5 IVY -
~; zoo at ~ so and 81 G2a; 4Ss. Extra in tg0A4z
terms.
GoRN-There was hut little Prime. on ~
ulti RI "a On has .y.., - ~ \ ~ I lrra =. IH
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"A GoN!pGAL lNoInRNr.-Lola Monte5 tells
'ie following anecdote of Dumas:
ne married a brokers' daughter, without
~ COED sense, beauty, or even a spolless
toa.acteF' merely to pay a large debt he owed
l,er father, Entering his room suddenly one
a.Y, ne caught a man in the very act Of kissing
nus mie, '1ood l%eaFehs,' was his only re- re-
mark and without being obliged to-"
5'og or dog that's the question as tile fellow
,au wheh he sat down to a dish of fried
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out N. I, ...,se cOl0rSl,
from the sunshine, "

La. - ID laE.NtEtN .N. aN
owl n. .ts.s,se cOiDrSs. III
from the sunshine,
D1sTAKT REtArToxs-Pco.
they have q claim to rob you
end ind ttoinsult yotf II KIN II po
DocfoR--A man wbo Liils
save you from dying toeInorr,
GRAvE-An ugly hole int
lovers and poets wish they 4
uncommon pains to keepoat
HoxoK-Shooting i friend
" love, through the head, IN on
praise Of q few others whom yos
LAwyER-A learned gentlet
ceises your money and keeps III
Ny DEAR-An expression Il
By man md wife 1t the comm
quarrel. 4.
PoLIcKMAN--A nan employs
poration to sleepsin engine hOnsts
at one dollar per NIGHT.
RURAL FEIIcIr safatoesg
cabbagey.
4 Evlpkl
ma
man.
toshI- .ft h.llleut eAllpltca ~
: IVY I'LL 1neA nc y waning loss
WoMAN's ToNssr-A littls Nor
e~ep'fsua'ls fanhing away 4 Ii
PuBL1c AHusE-The mud VIZ NM
traveller Is srattered on.the road to
Look out for paint, as tie iii ~
fellow went to kiss her. @
,ao,,l.r a;st !,
auce, cures more people sHan Dhys;s
1 eln.ton con.,.a,,r .4,. W..
and al tho rhys;n ~ au.s X n
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aa.,an" $500 MI VIII sus.ssu Mls4 NJ
arro,s = 10y = ssstS Ni a4s
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NJ sSsA 800.
.eeftedinf French did
Sordefed.
<etflsp~ mad3 ID TsavIv snA sfSna.
Z advaftise. sSSs4 s7ssss 800 Ts
t&SsSH6 4 nxsFtiseineh tdhsdFiption will Is Stoppea
\ sHs s Nh sSraAs A. paid unless ~ ths optioihgd
ly LIN lullass Al advanre will be inxasriiaabllyy si n
MY tmap9tank advertisement arranrementa xsiffhbes
haHAss N ssiit Abotlhsp kFlRffSs SS@
OPELDUSAS
$s SATuFDAT fsrK6 uARoM A.. 1855.
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Royal Chamber
grand palace.
Baatkak,
10th May, ls57.l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-05-28
AN ORDINANCE

CHARLES SHERMAN. Sheriff.
Nav II, 1858. 81 t1- 1910 ,50t $685. is
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o. w. UsIvERsITY.-We find in the last
number of the Western Christian Advocate
the subjoined notice of The annual Examin.
auon of classes and Commencement exer.
cises in this Institution:
The annual examination of the classes in
this institution commences on Monday, May
SIsts and closes on Saturday, June 9th.
The other exercises connected with the
close of the College year are as follows
!. On Sunday, June 9Th, at three O'Clock
p. NJ, the Bacealaureate sermon, by Presi-
dent Thomson.
2. On Monday evening, June 7th, at half
past seven O'Clock, an address before the
Phiiomathean Society, by Rev. Ashbury
Lowrey, of Cincinnati.
8. On Tuesday, June 9Th, at 8 O'Clock A.
M, the annual session of the Board Of Trus-
tees and Visitors.
4. On Tuesday afternoon, at three O'Clock,
an address before the Alumni of the Univer-
sity, by Rev. George w. Brush, of Chilli
cothe.
s. On Tuesday evening, at half past sew
en- O'Clock, an address before the Allen Mis-
sionary Lyceum, by Rev. James B.. Walker,
of Mansfield.
s.. On Wednesday, June 9th, at half-past
seven O'Clock, P. NJ, an address before the
Athenian Society, by Rev. DR.. Whedon, of
New York.
Y. On Thursday, June 10th, Commence
ment day. at eight O'Clock, A. NJ, and al
two O'Clock, P. H.. the addresses by the
members of the graduating classes; and
In the afternoon-the comforting OF degrees.
by order of the Faculty.
WIN. G. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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DR.. MANN COIL have sold a large amount Of your
Ague Bulsam in this vicinity, andtron my personal knowl-
edge of it, ] believe il To be the best remedy TOR clills, fe-
yef and aS0e. that has evHF tsen snit IN our State.
Respectfully Yeas, O.A.1iYDE.