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NEwRY, Dec 23-Arr Jenny, I.ombers. NYork.
NANTES, Dec l6-Arr Albert, Liable, Charleston

Be- !sfRsz s%ss,s sy.s
Pos1ssouTH Dec -sd Palestine Spencer ro., London,
NYorh efore reported passed by 2isb Fairy BsA ifrom
YosT AZ Plat aeOu. Dec % In port schr HawsAA from
PIrsours, Dec H. ship Ssorse Green, Fairbanks.
QSxrssrows Dec 2-Arr Golden Era, Thorndile, Baiu.
RpirrRDAx, Dec SIN por. ship Hero Stafford forNew
Joas bark cr%sa Hsr, 1Oss Boston
sUsDERIASp, Dec Esd Guiding star Hale, Calcutta
srR2nSEs Dec 0-Put in, ship European, Turner, afer
sisSxs BAY Oct 24A shps Judith Brown Algoa Bay;
s s Johannes. ass.s W wy cAAeston list
aeeroeders, FINK, sYqss.
BOSTON Ban AM Arr bark Leland Eldridge. smyrna
Br brig RsSseea Merriam Corpw&ls Ms for NYo,s chg
nswes s. saes Gs%pu MSSs Csas w
sos: SssTIns, PnsAsn, Norfolk; lombard NC
Chesapeake from and for NYori passed Highland Light
Jan aSr Georges S Cree Nor.
ship An,snss DeEo,sss s Ey.
Brem ship Louisiana, Muller from NYork; bark Uncle Sam
as% so?s
EPhrsim Anna Doe nOriesns sid bark Cherokse sen'
w indie Hs% so%ers SYorf siocp
r. HIGHLAND LIGHT Jan 1880 AM-Passng n grig
muel Cook echr Dash'ng Wave. from Tangier for Fort
land AM-Passing in, schr " Lewis from Tangier for
Boston
NEW ORLEANS, Jan 2--Arr steamship Atlantic Talbot,
Key West and Florida ports; ships Zered Br, Raymond,
Londonderry; Julius reml Meyer Bremen; bark Rover,
vansce Rio Janeiro via Barbados Cenuegos briggs
Chapman. Laurent. and Stevens Butler, Havana E
George Awell Turks Islands; wappoo Carver Whining
tom Teaco Paten Charleston: Suffolk, Smith,
an; spearing Rogers Vera Cruz; Venice Block Pcnta
Rosa; Florence, Woodhouse Brazos Below, ship Ala
ana whhmore from Bath, Me- bark Richd Taunton FROM
Rio Jansr Lubec brig Martins, from do Cid steamship
Texas Talbot Galveston &C. ships elders eeve, Johnson,
Liverpool Mortz Arndt Q'reml, Hardel Bremen Milton,
Engman, Boston, Atlantic Worth WORK Sp bark Vfnst,
Julia sp briggs Trauso Francesca Restaurator
Esape and Aalay adOr Puges oo brig Brownsville, sip-
son. Havana.
Arr Sd (by teD bark Annie Hoigman. Hyer, Thomason
It'll, schr Oata, Amef Boston.
Towed Dec 20 ships Achilles City Of Brooklyn Kate
Dyer barks Roynon and Antoneta.
NORFOLK, Jan Arr schrs Clara Crowel Boston, Mary
Jane. Jones, EYork In Hampton Roads, Br brig Ruae,
from Halifax bound TO Richmond Cid bark Hudson Beman,
West Indies
NEwBURYPORT, Jan s-sld schr Goldsn West, Pearl,
Baltimore
PHILADELPHIA Jan e-Cld steamer City of New York.
Howes Boston; barks Kendall Shanklsnd, MAtapzss;
VIM Henry, Young, Cardinals cchrs Woodbridge Higgins,
Trinidad de Cuba Houston RusselD Charleston A
Hammond, Paine, Boston.
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Port OF New York, January 10, 1853.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Africa (B Shannon, Liverpool Dec Is at 2A2
PM with mdse and passengers to Cunard The ship Scot
entering the Mersey when the Africa left eth lat 81
49, lon ~ at 80 Pm, exchanged signals with Br steamship
America from Boston via Halifax for Liverpool Jan at $50
AN lat 40 49, Ion IS 90 paased steamer bound n 9Th at
PM exchanged signals with steamship Arago hence for South
shp David Crockett Spencer San Francisco Oct with
moderate eastery winds Dec 20 lat IL s. lon 80 ~ w, saw
Am bark bound showing signal with blue white and
chang signals with Rr ship Tino bound TO Bombay; same
day, large Am clipper ship with double topsail yards
hound The has been Il days from The Equator and
days OF Hatteras with strong norherly gales Anchored
the Rar Saturday evening.
ship Charles Jane of Bath Bowker Trieste Oct "a and
MALTA Nov 10 passed Gibraltar 2h with mdse, TO 9 Dun
Co been Is days OF lat 30 wi heavy weather
Dec H. lat rs IS Ion rs 80 spoke ship Thomas Jefferson from
Liverpool for New Orleans 3Otb lat 70 A. lon 6S spoke
brig Julia Arey days from Wilmington for Martinique;
Jan g. lat 81 lon "a 3d. spoke bark Goodspeed hence for
Mobile.
II days with sugar, &c, 10 master 49, 49,,
Brig Koloa Long Port Prince Dec 81 with logwood to
Mayhem, Talbot Co a0b, lat 80 30 Ion ~ experienced
gale from wNw lost deck load OF ogwood, sprung main
brig Ednhurg of Bsngor) Bartlett. Por, al Plat L. days
with mahogany, &C, to M,ssner; vessel 10 master.
Brig Bonaparte Tyler, Machas, with sth to Brett, Son
schr Ralph Post Conkn Apalachico IA days with cot
ton and obecco to Ralph Post. Has been days of Hate
schr VIM smith Fisher Charleston, days with cotton
20 Scranton Tannan.
Schr Fakir Higgins, Newport.
soop America, Reynolds, Providence.
sloop Active, Smith, Sag Harbor
Steamer Curlew, Williams Providence.
ship Bavaria, Townsend Havre Nos 20 with mdse
and passengers, 70 VIM WhtlOck Jr.
SAILED.
Ships Henry Clay Iverpoo Independence New Orleans;
bark Lucky star, singapore brig Mary Cobb and others
Wind sunrise and light; at meridian the same;
AN light
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Resumption of Specie Payments by the Banks
OF Rhode Island.

From she Providence journal Jan. 81
The following circular has been issued By Tho general
committee Of The Providence Sanks;--
Al late meeting NJ the delegates from he Prov dey, :,
banks, held a. The Exchange bank resolution was passed
hat desirable .ha, The Rhode klsnd banks shoni
fcsumo sItcIe payments At the earliest possible day The
question ~ liking day Tor suuh resumption va pps'.
toned. and The Undersigned committee we're Authorized
90 cali another meeting u The Delegates from ts banks A.
such time they might deem proper or take su "a oshe-
meauros as % thcm might seem desirable towards carry.
.rR oct he resolution referred b.. that me many
Of TIT banks have made objection % ano,hcr meet
ms, and have suggested that circular Shush be e.ucd
by the committee recommending bank ~ rnsur,e on
some certain DAY. The comm uco having male them.
selves acquainted with The present condition u the banks
IN Rhode Island, and having, furthormorc conferred
with various gentlemen connected with our tank.
ing Institutions, believe that the tune has now arrived
ehcr esu-nyton OF specie Ray nt should take pace
VIII tbs view uey recommend thai Wednesday mex.
The 18th inst, the banks lrovidcnre resume specs
payments. JOHN X BARrIA.rT, O.
b. WHITE committee.
TpUvintNtt, jan =, iS5V
We presume that tic rccommrndaiO4 If the comm ttn,
vii be anticipated, and tia, The rstindon siil tsks
Ilsre On Monday next, the nth.
No difficulty D. spprehenled in the resuunptop IN.
bank have been steadily improving their position. TIere
u DO demand Tor spoe, and begins ~ Tow into tho
bark on post. Exchange Nev YORK j. uuo,e Al 4
Ter cent u any OF the Banks should require teuuoraf
sccommodation, they could readily obtain "a Of thoes
which have not bus required by their customers ~ or
tend themselves nUch and capitalists here aud abroad
would be glad ~ axe paper With The cnaosetn ts of our
banks.
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spoken, tSr.
ship Daniel Webster" steering s. Nov II lat II s. lon rs
" shp Daniel Webster sld from Calcutta Oct for Nyort;
not likely or hardly possible % be Intended for her
Am shP ,hcrihss white flag with in centre, Dec s.
Sorx baik Korsven from Boston for London Dec lat 70
Foreign Ports.
fOur fun hes Of Shipping papers by the Africa have failed
ksrwrHr, Dec p Arr Marianne Souebohm, Lamb. N
hiS..1 Dec TAR Solicitor Mss2n rs,.aslPsl. Alan
carried away, and crew refusing ~ proceed r..
yY.s. D - MI ~ 'H' "'' SD'''' "''''''
Blscnosl, Dec s-Arr Revolution, Webb Charleston.
Cows, Dec 2-Arr Fulton 90 wo,on, Nyors tand sid for
c.pi -, Arr rampIIshier Payne, sYOrs Sud is,h Den.
MS Kelly Corscn Rio !snero.
Ocean Traveller oardmsn, and Borodno Pendleon do Cor
R r s@d al SS fs Rh Ssas ry%1uS socs
York Cor London 81 2nh q lamar, Bradley New York;
and anchored I'D Alboni Barnsby from Shields for
fslxorrn Dec 24-Arr iiesper Perkins. and Ottawa Ret
GpivrsrsD Dec r-sld Juan Fernandez Given sorieans
Gl.seow. Dec 291Arr W r schmidt Sears, NYors;
shgs MARY Turner DO ifsty and VIM cS5E. .hi,ed
%~. pe Dec g h haqn ssn sss s Hsss Eswro
sd seL Peerless shackeford Horieans; WIN Frohinv
s.e'-Sr Syosh = Jane Williams Urquhar and aenes
.iiysarooi, bee g-Arr Antelope ts.l Smith Portland;
Yck; ftens, NcGin end Ludwig MILLER, 10; Cicero.
ssiaDa, Rowina fhiadepha br!ih ios Psrsd 5,s
s sasn Nc q pTs Ss Cs
Princc YORK NOrieanf.
Put lack I'D ship Nonparei Fouke for Savannah with
los a main and mzen 'opgaan mast; Path Cutvator,
Russell Tor NYork, WIN Penn, Meade, for Philadelphia.
Old "a Amelia slice, Charleston asd remained In the river
@hC Hiebl,nd Chief Swaaon, Savannah.
YORK.
In 'he river outward bound zsb Harves Queen Yornss
iS0s ay or New sors er s%a c"va.or Rasss
q, o Ny9 Nm esna Messs rsila1e sI1n, R sc
Galveston. tvorrl. lEarloon, savannah
fW tu 10, Firrnld Isle. tSrnish View YORK Nlon,
Rbhbls DO Irsut Pierre Lach, anil Ahce hunSre Iuin-
rsne M san4 Edwin, NuLVn. Charles On.
Is,Hpos. Dec k3--Ent inwatde Dcvonshrc. lord NYrk,
Au.Uea Tsnnartn EOriaaus; 3rl 80, lrt Giyo, Va
81 sir.h Pm,utJn, Ballard D'rrni lF.t Jtanos, Cmp
NsssynIss, Dec gar FIgab,,S Tortorcvi NYoys
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Sf,sceIIaueous and D,sns,e


BARN MARY q DYER, Pickett from Cete, France Nov Is
fo- New York with Of wine and salt went ashore
Bsrnega Saturday 9Th Inst. schooner sent down
her yesterday by the Underwriters with a pump
anchors chains, &C. The CD built at Mlbridge In
1856 $50 TONS rated AZ this city Messrs
Peck Church. The vessel and cargo are probably in
sl.red.
scnR srsnrAr-snrwRrcK AND Loss OF IIyr-The New.
vessel discovered the North breaker Off Newbury
Mayo Gerrsh, Joseph somcrby, Michael stevens VIM
Lun port branch pilots together with Messrs John Hoy
render her assistance On boarding the wreck which proved
be the schr sunbeam from York Ne New York
Josiah Js-Sn o%er q NesSaSpo ,1a and Gso
Hutchnes Of York They nearly dead from exposure
They were taken Buesh House provided for by
was 20 eompees exhausted hsi he hnsy wasSs oysr
board and drowned The body washed ashore
ysyed g NeSbSrypSr ~ the pilots Cap ISssesson was
mourn his death fhe schr went ashore
o. viii prove total loss She valued a, 500
and not insured.
Livxs,oor Dec z-Put back the Nonpareii, for savan
nah With the loss OF main and mizen
been in contact with ship OF the se Of Mar The 2i Of
2-rhe Cclina from st John yB here yesterday
reports the total loss OF the ship Wallace from Quebec
Clear Chief mate steward drowned remainder Of crew
picked on the fh after having been days with only
The WIN Penn Meade, which sailed Philadelphia on the
I'm OF peeemeer back on the sd through stress of
Their ON he 18Th on Isle Of Man lost overheard gale OF
wind Vim NcGregor, third officer.
Qusrssrows, Dec 2rhe Herald Of the Morning Rudolph
Fran os9 o n snEss up ga contact with the Golden
LIVES, Del Jan scapt Noncs ofrevenue cutter For.
ward nov In his harbor, reports hat two from the
letter board scEr the distance since which time
they have been beard from Rough weather prevailed
the time, and II Is feared they were lost
The following table gives summary vessels in Tic
Aarbors 0. New York, Boston, baltimore, Ch1rleon savan
nah Noble and New Orleans al the la'esi accounts from
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%CARg.

(AsH PURCHASERS ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE
" my stock Of Havana, dnnest and German ssgars.
treat Inducements will he offered NJ several hvotce- are
bong closed cut TO pay each sdyanccg.
o. CHEEKS. u Broadway.
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pHoroeRAPHs-PERrEcr AMI ECONOMICAL, UN.
y surpassed by any similar works of The art siagnrs
f.Ih lnws &c HOLMES, 30 Broadway.
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Political Inteliigenr.

ksNsss tI'1IoN The Following y the vcte on the lie.
'mptn oonsttuiHi,n at the election Tie LIST ult "a
ItuYd fgtn
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Personal Intelligence.

Hon " y. ward NJ New York, SAYS me Warren,o,
tVa) VII, at the invitation Of Hon. Jno s. Pende,on
PAD hat gentleman Whit ev days since the object of
vhrl wa H. wines regular old fashioned Virginia
niecer corn huclng, Mr.. Ter deton being rolis
thar Seward rom What he would SEQ there would 10
c'n'irttd tlat slavery n Cupeppcr NO, as bad AZ
trrCtitco by the ant slavery men Of tho North The
iroc hsscd ~ very poasanily indeed and no one Vss
mote dolplhoo than the Now YORK Senator.
lion T. - Gilman and lady, Of Maina; Hon. ra,nes
H'hc, OF New Jersey; OIL AZ. Ruggles 4. - A. C,nt
.t'rtu 4 ;. n, and llon n. Wovd, ~ Mse are 5i
NH.t liOu.
AaNNAbs
t,CH A'rpool N ~ steamship Afr,ca w Ncrcr WIS
- WrC. Nr Bfarc, Mr. Du can. laly md cbiN u
k".o'l VI Cooper Mis Iiirsr. Cordel, y Not q,
beio.. ',lrdsy. funle " fiaud S,dxos q Brown
1it t.n Tar Mr Bor.Bwick. Mr pcnrire NJ Ntsbu h p
Jgf. a'lnd. ELLIOTT Mr n rnpsYn
.4 tGtienas. in he balk David Ispsley-p VIDAL and
a-h boy, v Gomez va
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

S,c-e-y>y~-e->Se, 49,
TJEfDsTECK CO.'S CHANPAGNE.-THE AGREE
II meni between Messrs Heidsieck Company, Of
Rheims and Abegg having terminated,
beg 70 annduncs An have appointed sole agent for
Vie United States and Canada, of Mesers,
HFIpefHCK co, RHEIMS,
for the sale IL their champagne wines
rrsecfuy the sttentien Of he trade generally the
subj ed card Of Messrs ueiseck Co. showing hey
The old fss % long and well known
Ia the United States l.. e. AMsINCK,
" Pearl street
Capp-Upon the dissolution ~ the old HeldseSk
1884 The senior partner cofrnucd the business
te sae pfemees and BY stipulation retained erclu
sive Of The vineyards vaults &c and on Ma
tir1nr frcsn business Mr. ~ Hedsieck, under present
firm in ike the immediate and
soe proprieors o hits a and well brand In order
Ia dsnpuish he limitations and marks sImsr Ia
which have pcered and hereafter appear in
this marS - sne Of our 6rn in full viii be found ON the
hbfls, csgSsnd sround the corks M L. n Ansnck win
hereafter Re the sole imp orter q This wine. ~
RErtss, Dee ~. 1857. ,,p,n.,ro.- -
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


ALMANAC FOR NEW yoRK-rBIs DAY.
FUN RIsys. NOON Rises morn AZ
sKrs.. 81 HIGH WATER eve , A
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MATIlIMONI Az.

MATRIMONIAL oFFrCE-LA DIES AND GEyrr yWyr
Ul DESTROYS OF forming matrimonial alliances without ths
usual decay o coishp, advantageous matches
BY applying In adore ssng LOUIS CO.
gay room No saira ladies' from Il 70 g. gentlemen
TUE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES THE ACQUAINTANCE
Of some young lady, with view. agreeable 20 roth
gsrties on aeausniance mstrimonal connection. he
desires that The lady be 81 respectable family aud move in
good society Address j. V. H.. box lea Herald once
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

UNoR sALE-A HORSE; DARK BROWN, SIX YEARS
old sixteen hands high well made, warranted sound AND
kind In double sin gle harness SNOWY, suitable for High
carrager express Inquire OF r. J. sTRYkER III Broad
way Price $50
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prom The Albany Journal (black republican, Jan 81
The members Of Assembly, after spending four days
m prohess baHO,ins for Speaker adjourned l MONDAY
evening by vote go 30 o. every republican member
votsg 10 renan AT post IN the discharge Of bis dnt
lbs dead lock'-a Il has been ehristened--s occa-
spDed by the course pursued by nne members Of tbo
assembly chose9>y inot constituency In several Of
the Assembly dfhics The republican and American
foters found themselves entStsaing political sentiment
80 peary accordsnt a. " induce UNION uron Iegsarve
caDdcates AmerNans u Wsg ansecedents and free
son ~ jos Tecev ed the votsOf the repu bcan PARTY
with yhirh hey we're. md without yhoh thew ,roUlr
not have been, elected Tbs htepied ~ fiii ueopc
toe less Qi CnoL between Ansrcans and repub ,.ns
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ship Daniel Webster" steering s. Nov II lat II lon
Ishp Daniel Webster sd from Calcutta Oct for Nyork
Il no, likely or hardly possible % be intended for her
An Am ship showing white flag with u In centre, Dec
lat e y, lon - W.
N0rx bark Korsyen from Boston for London Dec lat
Inna "a An
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-06-05

uN ENFANr TERRIBLE.--M. B. recevait a
diner N. K, chef dune grande entrepri-:
Sc industrielle de qni il esperaitfquel-
ques bons Offices. N. x. est plus ca
mard que plus camard des. .Kalmoucks,
camard q tel point que, meme de profl,
son1rlez fait a ,peine saillic sur sa plate
figure. On tenait singulierement a 6tre
agreeable Get administrator; mais on
await compt6 sans un enfant terrible
On fit au petit Adolphe un long sermon
pour pexhorter a la a'sagesse. tssSurtout,
pas un mot sur le nez de NJ. x, on tn
seras fouette vertement." Adolphe pro-
nit detre reserve, ct Pom Sc nit !. table.
Les chooses allerent bien pendant Ia plus
grande partie du repas; Pcnfant bien
.chapitre ct affame, garda le silence;
mais au dessert, lie marmot Sc penchant
yers sa mere, lui dita demi-voix, ct pour
tant assez haut pour etre entendu: "Dis
done, maman, pourquoi done m'avais-tu
recommande de ne pas parler du neg de
&C monsieur, puisqs'iI men q pass -
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N0UVELLES DE L'UTAH.

L'Union de Washington, en- parlant
de Ia pacifcation 81 inattendue de utah,
donne . entendre que administration
n'ajoute pas une fol entiere a eette i'm.
portante nouvelle. r. s@.~
II est davis qu'elle est parvenue an
Fort Leavenworth avec une promptitu-
de suspecte, ct qu'on doit Sc mefer des
deux personnes qui " ont portee--deux
Mormons II pourrait bien y avoir la,
pense oette fenille, =une ruse i l'effet de
faires ralentirl ou ssuspendre <des envois
de troupes par le gouvernement federal.
Malgre son caractere religieux, Brig
ham Young est un imposteur de haute
voice, ct tous les moyens lui sont bons
pour atteindre lie but quill Sc propose.
LUnion est davis que le gouverne-
ment doitt agirs CONNIE devant-que la
plus grande circonspection doit etre de-
ployee, atm d'etre pref i toutes les even
tualites.
Nous avouons, dependant, quill nous
est dificile d'admettre que Brigham
Young ait eu recours i une ruse ausai
dune decouverte aussisfacile.
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DIX PARTIES ALA FoIs-M. Louis Paulsen
Went de repeter I'm de ces tours de force
don't lui seul est capable La semaine
derniere, a Chicago, il a .joue, les ycux
bandes, dix parties dfechecs a Ia fois
contre les meilleurs joueurs de Ia vile.
Cinq de ces parties, dams lesquelles il
obtint promptenent ui1 avantage evi-
dent, ne lui furcnt que faiblement dispu-
tees; quaint aux cinq autres, qui Sc
peurs suivirent pendant trois seances, elles
ont etc l'objet dun rude combat. Ent1n,
dams trois de ces dernieres, Ia victoire
est egalement restee a N. PauIsen. aui,
par consequent, ma perdu que doug par
lies sur dix.
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aa> Mons ayons annris que ieudi de,

a~ Nous avcns appris que jeudi der.
nier, la levee de la Pointe Coupee s'est
eboulee, mais que, tous les. habitans'du
'voisinage, avertis . temps, envoyerent
immediatement tout leur monde sur les
lieux dn sinistre, ct, apres 10 heures de
travail assidu. lis ont reussi a reparer
le degat, ct CONNIE le feuve baisse SEN
siblement, on est IN peu rassure au SUI
jet d'inendation pour cette partie de mo-
tire pareisse. ,as .+Aru5'3
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NINE AUBEL, MopIsrE DE PAR1s.-C'est
ayec un plaisir veritable que nous an
nonfons D nos charmantes lectrices Par.
risee parmi nous dune. dame qui q fait
son apprentissage dc Patat de Modiste a
faFls. Nous voulons parler de Nine
Aanel, qui met son beau talent a 10 dis
Pos'tlon de NOS danes. Scion nous, c'est
y U grand avantage pour Giles, car, dore-
fhapant' elles ne 6seront plus obligees
oaller ri ri denvoyer j Ia Nouvelle- Orle-
!. ans I auand elles auront besoin de Be faire
e papllier, ayanten Nine Aubel, ct presque
q aomiclle me artistic du plus grand
talent Aussi nous esperons bien que
le'ss suarages lui seront aussi genereu-
! sesment I'M accordss que aligncnaent gInsaritss,
sss sea sanK anponcesss sssasa yksas safs3s
ss 9aAsas "a gss4E@-assss
zs.es : a. go s..ss- H. x - -.
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NOUVELLES DE WASHINGTON.

>
Les nouyelles suivantcs, ! Ia date du
% mai, sont rapportecs par IL telegra-
phe:
La Chanbre a adopte le bill d'al.oca-
tlons pour Ia poste, Parmee ct lc service
dc postc Par steamers oceanllues.
NJ Mason, du comite des affaircs ttran-
ceres, Ell rGponse a la demande qli ete
1altc sill etait bcsoin dune nouvelle le
SlsIation, pour donner au President les
moyens de sevir contre les outrages com
mis- dams lie Collie par les Anglais, fait
nn rapport dttaille qui conclut a fournir
au president les moyens d'obtenir
prompte rGparation.
LIE s Gamer des Etats-Unis Wabash
est parti Gle Washington lc 20 mai pour
la cote de Cube, ain d'emptcher: par la
1orce, que de nouveaux outrages soient
commits par les croiscurs anglais sur les
batlments am6ricains, 81 les protestations
pacitiqucs ne suffisent pas
La corvette d'ordonnance des E-U. lie
Plymouth, capitaine Dahlgrcen, est par
tie lie meme jour pour le Collie, avec un
fort armement ct un equipage co1nplet.
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BALIyERNE.-Le conseil communal d'u-
ne petite vile dc rlllinois Went d'adop-
ter les resolutions suiyantes:
Attendu que le besoin dune nouvelle
'prison Sc fait malheureusement sentir;
Attendu que lie conseil communal, WI
lie triste etat des fonds publics, doit pro-
ceder dams cette construction avec la
plus vigilante economic;
R6soln que Ia nouvelle prison sera
constitute sur Pemplacemcnt de l'ancien-
ne-par ce moyen, on n'aura pas de ter
rain a payer. .ses
R6solu que les materaux de i'ancien-
ne prison servlront autant que possible
a la construction de la nouvelle-nous
epargnerons ainsi une bonne Motto des
frais. ~ ..z =. -..s#,
Resolu, enfin, que lancienne prison ne
sera pas demolie avant 'achevement de
la nouvelle-car, dams pinteret de la So
ciete, il ne faut pas sc METRE au depour-
WI dune prison, ne serait-ce que pour
un jour. .ss+ .
Les ediles de Ia petite vile de l'Illi-
nois sont plus forts au point de vue de
Peconomie que de la logique. Mais on
ne peut pas tout avoir.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-06-05

fait suivant: asa a II
Sir John Ross, le celebre yoyageur,
sc trouvant, lie octobre 1850, an rnilieu
des glaces polaires, q pouest du detroit
de Wellington, lies du nord de pAmeri-
que, dams Ia mer glaciale, lacha deux
,jeunes pigeons, 4qui Sc nlontrerent, le Is
dnimtme mois. dams un pigeonnier du
comte d'Ayr,en Ecosse, d'ou sir John les
await emportes en- s'embarquant. La
distance, en- ligne directe, est d'environ
sept cents ]ieues! Comment ces pauvres
oiseaux peuvent-ils reconnaitre ainsi
leur chemin, etquelle force extraordinai-
re. la Providence leur a-t-elle donnee
dams leurs allies pour. pouvoir, en- onze
.ours, accomplir un pareil trajet?
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-06-05

BIZ NoIs De aAI-s1 nous etions courti-
san, nous dlrions que lc n1ois de mai est
le mois des feurs ct des tetes couronnees.
L-imperatriee des Francaiis est nee Ie S
mai ls26-ie pape. le Is mai 179o-le
roi q 'Espagne, le IL mai 1822-la refine
d 'Angleterre le 81 mai I8ls-Ia prin.
cesse Mathilde Napoleon. lie 81 mai 1890,
etle rei tie ;Ha nsyre, lie q mai 1919 ~