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~ lDVANCE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 'T2 UU
IurrtIIN cry MONTHS. . 50
AT THE ENDOF TIE YEAR. w
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14

PARoIssE D'oUEsT BATON ROUGE,

- EOUH Do SlEIEHE DISTEIET.@ -
t1sns vaHai.e de la S trcessiouede Richard Wall, deee-
dee. No. 5I5. #
4 TENDu que Augustin I4eclercq zeen1rne adlninis-
II trateir deaE dites succession, d &c tur cnregis-
tr4 IN tabIaau ct eonpte tiaai do son adIniuistfa tfon
dc la ttite suggestion, penr ornologatittt- IS.
legaie: a. Eno.nol ,gatian das DIT tableau ct eonapte aev-
"a etrs fate daps Il bureau dn greiIer Dc cstte par
otsse ians les tra1te jeurss lui suEyrantla premiere
publication descet avis. Ru5sH HEBERT,
Quest Baten Rouge, Aout14, 1855. Dt.Ereaier.
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Tess in New York arrived in our citYz

business IL New York arrived in our city
from Lavacs, Texas, en- route. fl. Ire
Moth. Having accidentally harmed
tro,ll some source, that Ibis prize quarter
was ~ tie possession of tie gentleman
who had obtained IT from The bookstore.
IL cslleti It lis, office during tie day
aid requested u be allowed 10 look lit
II. It:ty 8 satisfied himself tisat it Was
tbs original, iie asked The owner l:ow
much ne would tal1e for It. 'sSs Sill, te~
Piled the g-ntiernaf. " would not sol.
Il for aey consideration +" am soyrs,'.
replied the Texan, " f.r it was my
%iatt'er's andI wish Is possess j"
= "fon shall hive il, SIT, ard wtIcome,f
was tie generous rep1lYzasbe grasl,ed
tbs Texans baud = bnl no=otber MAJ
bur sou could Aayeaalsen5it f,um lil,e."-
Aud thus the wandering quarter be-
comes sgain an heirloom III Mn. VS.
famliy.-N. @. Dslto. 49,
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nhT0M por7GE Gpr,SsnupaF T.

nAT0N ROUGE, GROssETEdE d.
- ~DPELuCsA5 RAILROAD, NEW aRRASG1t.
F { .-Dn ana alter FuestaY, ses1t,, LIST, the Ga r
will isave I3arcn Crosse Iete daily, Sundays except
ed At 81 eSeloea, A A., ard returning, leave The
river at 4 2. !M- - l
The steam ferry boat F'SInny South will make
two tripssa dsvas theterninus If tie road, siz
Leaves Baton Rouge At...- d. x
4pa 81 t. -ay. $5$ 2 X p. NJ
ALBRIGHT for The evening train tnusthe shipped pf
II, M, that trip being made exclusively fer freight.
Z Through tick tets and excursion tickets fer sails on.
t =: n y South ] n.SLAcgs Superintendent. %
j une n. 1877. @Y YEP z@, & @@
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14

To Aychit oss, Bill lars Contractors, Planters
a d Others. y
rT1HF UNDERSIGNED, would respectfully inform
j Builder, Planters and the at large,
THAT he Is now fa}ly freparedzto naanutaetufe BY steam
power, atshortn notice and moderate prices, Oval, Gothic
3or Eeyiied WindG " sash. all kinds Of Pannei and SASH
Doors, either fixed or ~fevoting Door and Window
Blinds. Door and Window Frames, Base Monlline, e.,
Filming, T~oHgueing and #Grooyiug, turning Of every
description E
Plank dressed 10 nrderof any width under two tstst,
and OF any thickness under three inches. Timhers,
dressed perIectiEstrae. Of any length under thirty.fve
last long and s7enty inci.ess4uare-~5%@ sesS *
~ All orders. addressed - me ti1taugt the Post
G nee, Of S. ". Harts Ce.7 ogfsaton Ronge, viii meet
vi h prompt attention.
jan 800 .%--E 9 E#J VI. BROWN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-14

QUEER OHIats OF Tss SroekfNe
FRAME.-lu LIS Sticking Viewers Hall
ILotdon. there is q p~trtrait uf a man il,
tie act Of poiiltsogg u . stocking frame,
a,u dressing \ woman who Is knitting
with needles. Tie sirlure he*rsAhe fol-
lowing INSCRIPTION s.in tie year 1869,
The ingenious William Lee, A. IT., otSe:
Jota,s College, C1atnbtidgse, devised this
J5l:ttEHsabIeaf; ior stockings"
|. L va, about tie year 7 GOO; when t1le
art of knitting Stockings !. baud Was
yet a new tsllug III England. tbag The
Rev. hIr. Lee, 1e!Ein@lov- with 4 Young
WOMAN, to whom lie pad llis. addresses.
Whether she did not feel muc, Interest
III lis su1t,,4or ailvLasr she felt more tiau
she choose u admit, i 50 happened thai
whenever Mr.. Lee CAM. u SEE her she
was Stittitga sticking, and inI,eu.
was size upon her oee4yatlVn. that she
gave littla heed to site stigHy talk OF her
4uyer. AT length Mr., Lee, lost All pa
.sliei.ce, aud his aesive for ii wife changed
Sis,ttyGa talsileyu|e,lA Determination To- spoil
her knitting forever by mgett,ng a tua-
chine that would sH}srcede stocking 4la-
ki.,g by Liststi. lie Yislivl The lady us
ssduonsly rs ever, but Iris purpose WAS
TO Leach the my sEaFy Of ktlllFH1, that i,e
might coiltrlge to Ok sI1aiiar work With
s4rott htAgers. He oIaSe1v we'd .llns lis mis-
stress made The wei lyop bv loop, bul tit.
sound shape sisesgave stocka!g from tie
four iiasdles greatly embarrassed him
tPussaslltsgg tins q ott.uld mystery On que
5vt his visits, he fua1d her knitting Tie
:iteei Of d stocking. aid using osiy we
needles; Que holding tile loops while
the otI,er. Es,r,,ed*a neWz Sc rs. Tie
thought sti1tuok him tIsat II could luake
~ tat web, aud round it by joining the
seiyzsges.
Alter l1tr# gears hard study NJ. Lee,
was enab|ee2to make a COURSE apou tie
%'ft.'iaa, outline furiualts,l Of the heal ard
loot etib.,rtassssI hin greatly, Pefse-
veteraEre, lluNesef conquered ,.I,is j Lift
ca!ty At Hast, aud tie mactiiit1s WAS H.
ibvd- = aud ) well finished. that it !sas
E%eHt#& ~ - E% .& &% -+I"H
received c~otltIparitIysi,, lite 81 Improve
llatut s;1fee.
Tie ii kk%,itter, whose Asness or 60
a~asssfy resulted $ sra geIy, e~'iaeaEafed'
Is r~t-ayask.a AZ, Lees ASSIGN fr hel-
seii, !tt.5 I1vaia. II ~! become 50,
thoroughly e~t,s5fossee ~ rs lDyention
t1lal u hsAll rs seatsslulH.as TOR anything
else. Il . abba',Ii ned slis caracy, >l'ats
against a.tiiett;ous all& wore sttcs<-
ii,gs II isistsead frsgtss uiornfssggtoziTig4,t
In fact. as Ills siurcfss became probable,
poor Lee bsea,ita es,ted With tic hope
u making !. fyItuite, and. tI.e iave Ct
money took Possession oE !lna. The re-
suit vas, tl1at though I'esuccseded IA
The utmost Il his invention, he did in
PARIS, ii corepaln]stlt, grief atl power
y.
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i.E y AHDERINus or = FRlzE fGTAEe-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. years -ias5t,,sts fas. *
iissed ~ our III Z c9ie,paity kispSTt as
Inc Ksas consisting ofafhe osst
mel, Nil, Is Is tll,fe #ot;t u! on = !. paw
ia A tllllss il y ]; + li'iiliaite, we're IL Chg Es:,oit
Of iaaaIgg9iHg, 4 excursions, aud tsFg"t
shooting, nd prize a;stsilsstion tor lie
lest at'd appn,1llttll:atiisgg shots esss
oeeasa.aa. Ii tthe Year 1915. nj ct1e vi
these tsfgyttt excursions, tie first prize, q
splendid lllos u Vas Wtln " u Mr. ".
ana, u course, borne ilotlte III ts4uiIps,
and INN Y III i tailed as u family
sxlare,s 0(sifl!!H sale q The ba. ;sEtt
Wlllieh served tie purpose III a BUTTON
aas a,ssl1Vsr aastt.-tIytlar vi the eolltaye
efls45,sa pom IllelI was engrags IN.
o.sk.HisaG,Mflb DecetHlIels25
AlsNs1neanls subsequently, %nilsEo'-
tunesial npQnsst he house uf the posses
sor5 ~ 4 assqose pfizt,, aud ggaslleiti, 8 up
ils fsiinllallts Of bis fortune and in use
hold Effects, ile enIlgrateI 10 Cali tt4t Ia
Hls family remained III this city,, bur
at;ef5TArd srlliggrated 10 Texas. Atntrg
tlet lungs y ken 70 California By pr: "
vas 1tle 3 -tbtgg itl9ntstilon, which ac~
sorllla atna him jill many If bis eseuy~
siops InIha WlIdsof that Iheu11lnsellIesI.
,oul1fy. Tbs news ct lie death # NJ.
a vas r%efeIse,l by lis family some
n'na i ate but u|.4y were Unable 10,
isa:n a.asstllllia disposal hid been made Of
rs etfsessa =.
., Asaef time since, during i book.
sAe 5on.si.eaar'e street, i ge5,,I au,a .
hep I q, m a.tpHst to crowd a=d bid Of i
ap9k winch vas fhnded ovsr. u. I,l1.,.-
81 IS aaoaed 1Esztk os1lllbteiaasI4ie q gold piece,
~ Al. anEiafa received tlescllal,ge coming
n 49, MD % tho price Of lie bok. !.
.a4''asAs tflEe money in lila llandsin.
s ~, 'a.ll sle tni Iii zee that tie had re-.
,tllaseeffeet amount, ltiSae ss fpli
npnaf asa;ltter viii the ii,,scrl ptlaEl III. @
Nhe 'a-lnahE Dece.a,1ber d. l845.a In All
.a'sallt 81 slfleeogglizstut aae prize g;ypnaat
W target excursion Of The company Of
alle,1 % attAstime WAS i member, aud
Tvs, nnless Pre- came very near aiut,i.:g
5 y laa Pllaolng It'll 4 SECURE corner u
" poc es'itooso be collected MI hi, re-
4 l11'aIagE members Of tile Old Club, and
q1zazooa and when the glasses had
~ NV a1 ,s11oaesed produced the media aud
! lyIpass.s 80 1'se'5aa
;.11a9 !. 81 Che speculation engaged
800. ~ = sl's malsstaer ii winch this d I'll, !
-. alter ppsFala bul.i,g some t ti.it-
ssst.''e', rem ian. q Hand and lL fs,n, :.
In '7.s,''1sss { pIsoekkkeit--litroag' Ga IN.
y ~ y, pAciff across lie ls,l1nus.ss :, ia
ii lns9s Gym through Tie whole ofs1ae Uni
s..s1stes, and At last back ag.i,, I !,
a sa,loffsaak aas u tbs hands of =.
/ aggentslIaraan Iaaire
~ y
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Batou Rouge Steam Ferry.

:. II IJJ1 &5VtDV = Lt@xAI 4 VII : :"
YEsHE nSEy7 STEAM FERRY H0Ag
SUM ~ wil11eaFe Bat 6fIlndzu1Hss
ton Rouge at 7 o'csock, 4. N. during the aIs-z@sa
Winter sn1otztits. aud at aescl"ck dnriDgGis sasnmer,
aud ply regularly during tile daE. Interval 81
fifteen minutes vii take place between the trips from
either side 5& @@zs #%s.@@ z@ M -7
The boat viii leave the Baton Rouge slie on he1
last tripat s9fn-ioK j, and resnain FIVE minutes emily.
on the opposite s'dei aisef We'ea, persons aestrous q
over in skidy a. double rates ct ferriage, according to
contract @
eI-No contracts will be. faade fr ferriage by the
year orEquartes, but in order@to suss the convenience
of those whose business or pleasure causes the ire
q4ent crossing of either themselves. or servants,
t<Isassage Tic'sets f viii BE- sold on the boat in pack.
ages oil twenty-five for -Four TelTars. being a discount
Of twenty per cent. on the established rates.
#% E RICHtD MARKHAM AGO.
ruchi4-y s. Proprieturs -
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4 correspondent ofthe eme'n,'''1'
acsem, trayelling during ts Feeets11""
:, 11,a Ohio and M;ssissiI Y Railroad
Wy j., q q,
~ Mississippi Railroad, 1T '''eet1nts +;
a'u savaji4r westward witnesses = novel
sos II Rsiiroading Before lin j. =
;.tr fths Wabash Valley ozzl1eNza)
isAs ~ miles vide, and longer than Me
os'' ~, ,sact,. Across tic sea lie tram
eyo -, ! @tres.Is work that STICKS out
Iu.s fvuri,.ci,rs above the t"p ofSts'e
ss'or Nothing is seen on lis s'roao sur
,s.> save these two iron rails, s'''s''n
1 'a13 ,la waters eddy and vhirl. ard
au,s against tlle slender frame, "li':l,
oasa to tre,ub||e under tIseirztores' AHI.
ssar t,la Iase.ars wEtiF1ingg edsE1es' carry
W. = ia trsees sard drift round and :o'''t'',;
III: 80 sooa make your head swim, and.
1n,y Ill lint ti.e trestle work ~ Certain"
I. n,ovil,g !; tie bottom seems. tozb1 III"
j.,n,iued and Is moving. while tl'e top
s tipping oyer against the eatteas, ahu
IN Expect ever; t,oms.stto hear ll'e
5nl..I, Il lhe Whole train gong dow'. Ill.
y H. ~. But it doti't GO, and there
i Nc danger, frigl'tui asst looks.
aR,,t nv We come to q place That re-
n. s.an,s fearful. We ara ii.stlle' mild
,,s.aff ,ll,s AXE. 1t isjuSs twilight A.
49,, III, ot sigllEo Ia'rd-a'oti'lng bul5
) waste Ut vaters on:sveFy side Of tltat
,ony. solitary railway train, We lease
M ]s,rojpllt line. aud e. eufyisag sat.uti,-.
,s,t,I / snake $ track. Nhy sin2~
ID because Tie hvod has currisd ~'resi'e
TIL vay from lis siraigl1t course AUD. III
eIIt i'll ; zi,,-zag line, tAitd hiatt upset.
ii 1l,al.l some diist;uca Le1ow VI Wlszre y
Originally stood /
~ badly upsetsvas this tresl!s work,
t|,atiu sotlte places the rsil on o'fa side
gss xompsIIa hi tno =ivet ttuetr titan tl,ei
atI,sr. I'D Il seemed as though itiN:aat-
wa H&A %,E L%E -" II
d ollyzeiiIe Weight uflAe train to , throw.
il entirely down. ih~ lower rail- Fad
l,aYsyer. beetltalkeIl up and i'aiat5efs
placed Oil bat side 70 bring i ups high,
hid iu5xo;ue cases a little l,igl1er than
tbsaoIher, II, as TO throw most of TEE
Weight pu ilt,ssn the p1oers side. II
WAS also race and stayed 'sz'sei' ''sjj
could Ia done Hil*llte pfesettt state q lEte
food. Ills half n~velinrttea, fachsd
aud toItIisl locking ttestle WORK, oe4fI
iraiiu crtptseas1fipusly rlouss. 4 fi'4tpaa
tIsin uutgat So, with ireh anougett5 about
ito anchor saff attic bottom; aitl
creeping along d, ! shak,y5 tr=atls HosHk,
ard ills. slplggiilAeer is afraid IL & fot ftar
lie may.jar iildipwH, WNsoFEsiasiit Az busy
nov - btactAg up and strengthening
Ills 1Rr, If tie road, and btf4re ny
letter rsaell1es 81 it viii 10 dgaa |
j,atlfeeti1YY safe
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s I r
TAKEN W BY j: 4. Levecque.ahou eight miles
bciow the Court House on ne 18th slagzof Jay,
.1a5s, BLACK Cow and CALf ransaeas as veil az
coull be indged, will, an inverted and both ears
split in the form of a Y. Ths owner is reg uesteh to
come and claim said Cow and galf, or they will be
sud according 40 law. $s
july Ii. F.WEIIg, J.R.
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o Ess14T IELULIsI.4A4. a@5 "A
PARISH OF WEST RATuH ROUGE.

ssIsf4 n.=rRter faEs4
II nlatter Of the Succession Richard Yah, deceased:
&45 - No y45. y *4,
xHTHEaE4S ugastinfeciefe az administrator OF
w the ahoye Estate, has This day aied q Gnat
+ab;eau and account q bis ADMINISTRATION in ssAd
estate orhonfnsogatioH- %%
NGTICEis hereby given t5aat al legal onpesitton to
the sane must be fiiei IN the Geek " Office ot This
parish, within allisty days fron1 the frst publication
hereof @sG@ l9SaD BLBERg
West Eaton Rnnge, Aug, IA, 1858. by Clerk.
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Personal Infelll~cnee.

Bshop Potter, OF Pennsy wanna and family sailed for
Liverpool, from Philadelphia, yesterday, tn TIE PACKET
shp saransc.
Hon George ". Norton UnIied States Commissioner
W New Orleans for tho benefit Of his hsshh. he
vas sworn into Office yesterday In connection With
Augustus o. Evans, City clers elect
Edwin Sevcns, Hq, les dangerSusly ~ a frlsce-
ton, N. J. He is not pccted " His death
would prove srost loss TO the comm al circles.
III sreportsd that the Rev. Dr. vaber VII probably
resign the Presidency Of barvari uzTersfy before many
months.
rrG aIssEo sy 2 M % ard -s su.e NJ. a.sas %
Issor NJ Adam. and NJ yr.soIIa. and .dy
ss.'; ss s'
P Fsas NJ sI ms rssf +, s. s.~,s x.s ps:ns ;s y
6o.lis, scnis Nj BsmIos Master ii .mlIsr Com irn-
sss .ss H': sss ?, sof ssss
s ssss s'ssSs Sa snssSp sTsS n sss &
sSs 1s NJ xyis, G.Ts 'grcs ,IF s ~. tss f Wv
ssks-c % s.. sary s'ss1 sssnSary tPi gf.rsaonro.
Prom View orlesns and Has'ns e n.,c..sp ssg,,e sy
"; Bowen yslsaaH. cig. ;q5s ss;s ne
cssrmss Rs In. saSGrtS W. Ssspss and infant for
and BOrribsl.z .ecosi cabin a9d .sssrsss sfoA A.
Ges@ s5i cs1d s sIss !shs;ss F.l,nsy srs ys.s.
srS s.%sn .ss r.. s.d SANFORD
spd e.a ss isrfe s sseSs @ sesslsS
r. .t tgS; ss = rssas:;a Ss s
Trum Hsvans-R fayans, Usaiorre, Rob ertslp AMI
lady, n yeKuon A Couse, Anionard and lady THyer
snd s,u, fsnches, Avites Bolet Bustamerto "a
Qua Fsconss and sons Bronet Auferit Msquevado
ssereds and wife uebanner and servant Cssvo Ho
landl III Eubotz, II Goodwin Hwris " Seaman,
searvent whlshouse, Baldwin, Chss s1pIers WEBB.
yhss gye5r n hor,r wisop xsrd acasi1 . "a
ilsdy Chss Fuller esrr. Msreno, Come, sad .ss
mons Mr. Bssiez and wife, wels and Is In ~ aesrAse
Prem Rictmcnd. tc, IN me steamship J.mescrn-J
Mariners, n Sweeney, hcKeen q nelauRle, Weed,
Titus, Lsw.llen, q Lee, Mrs 4 wnisrs nd iyo
sfnd,sn NJ. gIIiyer g fsorp snd sdy VS. S.s5
seEScur surieysns Samuel Camel Mass 49,
lady, and n In the rage
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lOndcn
Lospos, Friday Evening, April 1e--P NJ
The abundance of money and the release Of the div.
druds exercise stimulating influence upon tho funds
lie market 10 day was Dat IN character, with Little vsra
Consos closed about io per cent cheaper Than yesler
ssy speeusye I aS. are sIs sne
All the other departments Of The stock Exchange
hsewee extremely dull
probably mpsrt general animation but business Il
eely s,agnsnt The amount OF gold sent into the bank
ts.Sv was tss,ao IN .ae oncous, , osparlmen, a The
but the supply Of money the market has in
creased during the lss two days. probably owing 70 the
Tcse OF the dividends, and the money dealers 70
experience difficulty keeping rates up. Txo and q
hs per cont, however may be considered the rate Of
minimum choice bills.
prom the London Tines CITY Article
IoSDos, April 1o-P. NJ
The funds remain without much alteration but he ten
dcncy towards natnsss. In the discount marke there
great 10 day, aud difficult 10 lend money
si csll upon any terms In the foreign exchanges This
afternoon The rates wero soou, tho same a. Last post
The report Of the Liverpool cotton market shows a
limited business and fall Of Nd. per ID. In the lower de-
T6e TSwc, comments IN ndgnsn, terms 90 the mpunity
q be Western Fnns q Scotland md ascribcs superior
commercial morality 10 the English people.
lFrom the Liverpool Times (Cssy Artcls) April III
The bank rate has not been reduced but In the market
coed psperbut theYe are TRANSACTIONS both above and
The return from VI, Bank Of England for she week end
compared with The previous week;-
ruohc depoehs.. ca 4se Decrease. f3 tss
Ssss S,sei aee0' s,sss sssssos inersss ocr aslo
On the other side Of the account -
securities e9,Ii32si Decrease Naoepi
Notes unen ploy oil sicS5 Decresse.....: SCT $40
beng an pcresse of ssss o7o ami the stock o. bulca N
both departments s fis so7 32o showing decrease Of
ca Geo whom cCrrpared win he presstfhs return.
mere no change q s.p'rsass - rspsSe 10 hs tui-
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Tho market for Brsh securities lest has been
very quiet The business done has been limited, And
prices ON the whole weak and lowering Yesterday The
iunds showed more nmIoss in ths morning. bat this
passed on, and In tho afternoon natness prevailed me
closing quotations per celt below tboss OF The
previous cay The official business report oiio VA
asfee per cent oensols Tor money s6x se e6X, sok,
To-day there was very hte busm sss transacted In con-
sos They closed a. o69 so1s for money and eoH s6X
Bank stock, 22o, I22 Three per q nts, 96k, esq.,.
The following table win show the fdctuaiops 10 sonsos
since the 9th inst -
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Hon n ayksA There have been few arrivals aad moro
looked for shortly Silver has bean fausdemani with
out change In proe rhs higher Of exohAnss ao,sA
from New York have checked the export cf so The
United States, and stopped the demand for American
eagles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

wrsrruv TusRlrroY-The Davenport (iowa)
;gs s.ye hs srnera,cr up the Missouri river lhg eco
-,u ii rrrgecsterei 70 sstnsted Nat nigyenfs are
scufinC ate ho Territories y ne rste y 5ssoe da7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

PRodRTss or rHK gMAScrPATrON cArsE-RAnwAy
TARIFF on MKBcHANDIsE--A cTRcAssrAs corsfI.
RACY.
great progress, and the had become general.
On and after the 1st Of July all merchandise passing
along the railways OF Russia 70 be subjected 70 psy-
ment OF nve kepecks per rouble.
An important conspiracy N said 10 hoKe been disco
vertd In Crcasais. correspondeuce Ia been inter-
Colonel named Bangya The latter confessed all and had
beeu condemned 10 death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30


TIE COST OF rsPRovIYG PARrs-LE6rsLATTvE orPo-
sITIoN TO THE GovKRHNnyT-THE EhrKRoR ON A
vIsIT-xISIsTERAL AND MILITARY AFPArRs-THK
PARIS ELKcTIoN CONTEST AND RgPUBLTcAS CANDf-
pATEs-THKR REFUSAL TO VISIT THE coURr-DE
PRESSED STATE or THE MONEY MARKET
Prom Paris learn that the government bill for
hundred and eighty millions Of francs for The enbelbh
ment OF Paris meeting with very strong opposition in
the standing oommaecs OF the legislative body, but
was supposed nevertheless, hs, the subsidy would be
granted
The Emperor wac on visit 10 the soiogne.
current that the Count de Morny or Count
de Perssny voad soon replace General EspnAsse - Nj
MISTER Of the Interior.
Marshal Boeque, continued VOC unwel so enter on the
command Of bis district.
Elections TO The Legislature were TO take pace In Paris
the 26h OF April but nohng definite known a. 10
the intention OF The republicans. The three government
candidates definitely announced io be Gen ferrot MN
Eck and Ferret.
Tho four opposition members Of the legislative eoty
had been invsed 70 dine at the rucr, but they ALL ~th
exception, declined the honor
The depressed condition Il the money market continued
70 occupy the attention Of the government
On Friday, tho 10TH the Three per cents osed In Psrs
ut 61 4oc., and the -Four -snd-s halves at aG 4oc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-30

Tho sardnisn ofBcers who leave iu foreign
couniriQ had been called home by their government.
umnAge treaty had been signed between the heredi
tary Prince Of Naples and Princess q Bavaria, sister 70
the Empress OF Austria
II stated that correspondence between Franco and
England The subject Of the conflict between Sardinia
ard Naples has resulted IN the mutual agrcomont OF
the two Western Powers not 70 support Sardinia In any
act Of aggression 10 which tho quarrel may lead her.
The frdepcrdcncs Beige says n understood that every
effort viii be made 10 seuc The dispute between the above
two Powers by arbitration. Tho King Of Holland named
A. likely 70 be selected
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-09
New Patents

Patents were issued to the following West
ern Inventors, during the week. ending June
29th -
CIV. Cooper, of Morenci, Mich.-For i'm
PrOvement in setting tire
Peter Daniel, of Franklin county, Ky
For improvement in mode of obtaining motive
power.
K. Freeman, of Fond du Lac, Wis-For i'm
proved rotary shingle machine.
d Richard II. Ground, of Marine Town, ILL.,
For improvement in seed planters.
VIM. johnson, of Milwaukee, Wis.-FOr i'm
provement in bank and other. Jocks
Norman Manphear, of Monmouth, HI-For
improved bedstead.
James Macnish, of Berlin, Wis.-For improv-
ed knife and spOon-cleaner
Alex. Miller, ol Cleveland, O.-For improved
gauge cock aud steam whistle
Wm. Scarlet, of Kenosha, Wis.-For i'm
provement in grinding mills.
II. H. Seely and Philander GriswolJ, Of Hud-
son, Mieh.-FOr improvement in grain separa-
tors.
G. Smith and A G. Perry, of Clyde, O.-For
improvement in seed planters
VIM. H Tambling, of Berlin, Wis-For i'm
proved churn.
Hiram Todd. of Columbus, Ohio.-For i'm
provement in burning fluid lamps
Augustus Wales, Of Pontiac, Ill.-For i'm
prOvement in seed planters
II. A West and IL F. Wilson, of Elyria, o.
For Improvement in sewing machines
T. 4. Dugdale, of Richmond, Ind assign
or to himself and John II. Burbank, of said
RichmOnd.-For improvement in sewing ma
chimes.