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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-10-09
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22
News from Rse Jsneiro.

We have RIO Janeiro papers 70 April ID. There "a m
political news. The papers discussing Mr. Neaie's
propositions 10 The Emperor and while Of them looked
upon NE prcjecssd closer alliance with he United States
fsvoraby, others violently opposed H. His Nsjsstys 60
vernmsni bad taken no steps towards carrying out Mr..
proposition under coradsration By the government to
encourage smgratscn from Europe by granting bounty
and lands 70 cmgrans vss widely discussed and favor
oy REGARDED censdersbic jealousy Of the United stsies
vas expressed by he press because vas 20 Insult h,
America ~
There Is no mention 10 The papers d she yellow fever.
MARKgTs.
sAes OF coffee 400 bsgs The salce from The I'm 10 shs
Sltt March amounted 70 1880 bsgs OF vh,ch ~ os)
taken for tho United saes 2loo FOR the hspns ne
North Of Eurore and coo fov the Mediterranean Frsm
the LIST 10 the 1sh Of April inclusive the sass wers los
eco rAgs Of which 81 600 were tak an for he f.,,s
States, IL SEQ for the Chsnne North OF Furors an
100 Tor The Mediterranean Consequently aince the sail
ling OF The last packet the saes have amounted 10 127
$50 bags We quote lots for the United states 1880
1890; for the Channel 4yloo foe the NORTH OF
Europe, 1850 4g70 for the Medl,erra ness, Sfs5o
1880 The stock offered is reduced 70 Is 600 40 600
bags, and good qualities are very scarce.
pregbts 10 the United Staics-Northern ports 4oc aad
per cent; Southern ports, 45c b6c and per cent
Coffee, washed 1880 6i30o; superior, 1900 $1,000
frss, ta7oo arst ordinary, 100 400; secord
good, 1890 4Oo0;' second ordinary, $500 lscoo:
mixed kis, 1850 1880 Rose scod hrss quality sooS
1lgOo0 1900 Four--BAtinnore, stock 10 900 bhis
price 10000 Philadelphia, ~ COO New Orleans 10000
lar american. tfoo0 Chewing tobacco, go Compo-
s'ion can lies, 1850, and In demand sperm, 900. Lun
Der ard one inch seventy i've pitch pine hr1erean 1900
$1,000 Hsms, American, 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

difficulty OF this system must be a once apparent 10
who In q oil acquainted with The subject
There b another gentleman who n also, I understand,
about 70 make some experimene, and who cx.
poets accomplish q high rate OF speed. Thh ID Mr..
henley, who, informed you IN one OF my etsers, en-
pressed his confidence 10 getting six words per minute
but Who hss not a jet been able 10 accomplish much
He does not say bow long he would require in reaching
that speed and time precious y hardly proba
bic they can spare al he wants.
me fame Of Hughes .ssrumsn, has s.ssndsd nv and
the gentry and fact all ciass are bes'egins him daily
for specimens OF his printing Three businesses have been
the Duchess Of Norfolk and the Duchess OF somerss.
while there end OF the ladies' the oounteesss The
u: S: .ss me ~ g the nSs K.
Hudson, Lieutenant North, Dr. Greene, Furssr n
your esrfsseoodena, H. 6.s and .r Henry
hshop, Of New York, there with The inventor and
Mr. Hys 1s o. s @s q ss ssS tho
despa hes ct the rate Of four words per minute which
n the speed attained the land lines The uned states
where Mr. Huahcs' invention used. Tue instruments
Of which am speaking are Of course NOT employed
IN elegrapbing through thu Atlantic cable bus simply
specimens q ss,ss Which ere now in use over great
livery one s amazed with their rapdiy, and rival cleo
ircans here are obliged 70 admit that They the very
viii not acknowledge that they adapted 70 the sue
ccssful working OF submarine cables.
You have been already informed Of the successful
trial 70 which the paying out machines for me
Niagara and Asamempon have been subjected,
and bow much satisfaction has been oppressed
BY all the engineers who have secn ", 81 The
admirable IN which II works The folio wing are
of The letters which have been received from the
engineers whose inspection was solicited by the
psny, and whoee views In regard 10 e operation were
requested -
Ioxpor, April q IssB
GEoRsr sAwlHn Fsq. Sec Of Atlantic Telesrsph CO.
stn--f beg that have atended ~ the vorNs Of
Nsssrs Fasou every day during the CONSTRUCTION OF
NE payirg mscbntvy and WORKING Thurs
tay AsL opinion well adopted " the intended
rurpce srd have Arg 70 suTress that could FENDER
more perfect Ian. Gear ss, you- ncst o. sdiept
HENRY CLIFFORD.
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Superior Court.
Before Hon. Judge Pserrepont
ACTON AGAINST AN rNsr

ACTON AGAINST AN INSURANCE cosriSy.
MAY n Seth Crosby nc. TIE Nev Tork K,ssoi fnsp
rdn< Company Ibis was action W $4,000
policy of Insurance enectef on the ship Adrisna,
which sailed from this port for Bench San Francisco
on the 18th April, 1897 when few days out The
sci met With violent storm and sprung leak, which
lasted some days; the bth NAY following, she
abandoned and sunk at see the officers and crew we're
ssAen On BY tbe brig 1rrs, which conveyed them Va
Boston. For the defence contsndcd that the vessel
wss not insursbe when she sailed, she 90 aid have
been csrred into poyt and saved and also that The
deiendsnts vere NOT liable because AFTER policy WAS
insured ard the Tretnum OF ten per cent paid portion
o. tho vessel had charged hands and mortgage e.
tcfed on enc quarter Of the value o. the Adrana The
testimony IVES principally documentary Verdict fcr
plaintiff 10000, full amount claimed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

Ifrtm the lonoon fm~"r ny vi
Another those cordial resnfons which marx the real
sincerity with which The Anglo French alliance 10 pre-
served IN this country al Ne truth and sptrh tcok place
last evening and Ulcers Of the two services who
msmpers Of the Army aud Navy Club, entertained his
Excellency the Duke Of Malakof .. grand banquet
The rev club house, s. Jamea' square. kethtng thai
could contribute the importance OF the oocasion
The high sense which the gallant me0beFu II the club
entertained Of the position and services d thsty Illus
guests neglected and the whole charaenr and tone
OF the entertainment worthy both ths pspuaaon
The "amy and navy" and NE oisNngusAsd soldier scd
Representative Of the sresa monarch IN whose honor
vss given.
The dinner fixed for eight ocsosk and BY hal, past
seven the guests began W arrive, pouring up NE sxn6
cent staircase Of the club 10 the library where the
mttee 70 whose the conduct Of the enertanment
was nfrusted, received their visitors All wore plain
evening Dress soaring, however their PRINCIPAL seccva
uops and nearly AL we're assembled before the hour 81
which the guest O. the evening erected 10 arrive
little before eight O'Clock his xcsNeDcy vas an
nounced, and vas Immediately conducted 70 the horNy
Bere he received ~ah quiet but moot cordt demon
srscrs of welcc me from All the assembled cheers ant
especially OF course from he chairman o. the evening,
ST fenvck Williams.
some of he mos. distinguished officers present we're
PRESENTED 10 bis FxcAsncy Accompanying tne Duke
were IRE fecresarcs and nopa attaches OF the frerch
ernpsssv sbs Baron te Maaret, O0r msndant Dubsl,
Couut de Isucouft Colonel Appefi wonicsult, &c
Am these eert nsn thared Of course, the warrih 18th
Which her CHEF vas received, And All are snns'eAay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22
the SWAN AGO." lottery DEMOLISHED

Inc ~eorg,. " mag ns Arrested Benjamin Wood.
o. TINS v,'y. anr George p. Eddy, Of Augusta,
AnelS'e0 Ms'Jor Tiemann Expands his Baili-
wsoA and Investigates Georgia Law-rhe
S@an Co. Lottery Scheme Found to be
Aue6'l-Co-operation of the Georgia Au-
W,rities Secured Sergeant Birney Des-
patched with Evidence-Ths Grand
Jury Of Augusta, Ga, Indict the
1anagrs-The Georgia Owners
Arrested acquisitions to be
Issued for the New York
Parties-Full Account of
the Coup dc Main Of
New York Detective,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22
THE MAGARAS HALLS
p ~oN>>N~orNoo>~~~DN~->NS
Important Electrical Experiment Through
\ the Atlantic Cable.
VNNNO>NN0o>~NNnNNONo~
Absorption Of the Whole American Continent
by the United States.
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ANOTHER BANQUET TO MARSHAL PELIS SIER
~NNNNSNNN|NN~NO>~uNlNoN>
The Anglo-French Entente Cordiale
e and Roast Beef.
New Way Of Preserving the Peace
Of Europe,

mo malls Of the Niagara reached This city from Boston
yesterday evening
Our European dies contain worry Eus news in addition
70 hat reported BY telegraph from HALIFAX.
mo returns from Bank Of England for the week end
ing Ssh Nay give the following results when compar
cd with the previous week
Pubic deposits Increase. f7s s47
Other deposits SOS 796. Decrease 1853
Rees..... S,l96,SA,... Increase. ,0e9
On the other side Of the account
Government securities flo $50 Increase f375 900
Otber securities 1928 oe2 Decrease. 167 1903
Notes unemployed. IL 4l6, 400 Decrease. 6o39l6
The amount of notes In circulation eco $685. being
decrease $780, and the stosk Of bullion both
pATtmsnts els 27s 74 showing decrease OF f3oe 276
when compared with the preceding returns.
The London Nesos Of S,h May observes:-
The universal demand the Uptsd States for the re-
establishment Of the ocean mail packet service must be
cannot comply with the demand without imposing new
taxes In OF the deficiency Of the United STATES
postal There be doubt that n the whole
British packets the postage TO and from America might be
reduced from 1s 10 3D. letter At present there do not
more than four millions Of letters annually withstand
ing the immense trade and Intercourse there are between
the two countries The fact s tina. very considerable
portion Of the correspondence between the people Of Fog
land and America carried surrepttoasy, by wr ing
and sending enclosures In newspapers. 10 such an
extert is this carried on that the authorities Of g. Mar
tins leGrsnd have been obliged to adopt special
regulations put stop TO IT, The wisest plan for the
British 70 adopt at the present uncure would
be 10 establish mail communication twice q week be-
tween England and New York and reduce the postage
letters " Co. each Tue American could only
charge three hal. pence on each English letter they de
vered took charge Of since that the inland letter rate
established by Congress-. By the establishment OF twice
weekly mail communication with New York, and the
ducon of the postage American letters 3D. each,
Great Britain would the carrying Of the whole Of
the American malls. the American g,vernmen. shares
in carry ine these nails the postage viii never be re-
liuh al ahout
sterling the expenditure while the American postal
expenditure million sterling the
The Britain government therefore IN favorable posi-.
ton for reducing the postage, while the OF
Amerisa cannst Afford TO do 30.
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LsTTxR OF Mr. CONE.

nrlR sIp-Ths Win Ne hsn1ed yon H. ", n ~ M l%s
Work who ysng our ssie 1r the purpose OF suppress
trf we seie o Query ucf e under pretended horv
yort " the Governor upon hN snSie ana h w,
steuucns ns tuet against swsnA Go IN Iour couuv n
ycn viii ook the act ~ 1898 on the subject Of lotteries Won
I'll what ohfr Proceedings ay proper 10 ins,its
The otery hat y annoying hen the sparta A.
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Swan Co are AL Illegal ADD that the persons IN your
whe epgssed IN ,As busipess liable under The
pro.sk You win find the act relation
VIZ Sparta academy Lttery among the ses OF $50 hiak
the good liens vii all their Influence and ALL sup
press ihis sw,Dde You viii and Mr. Birney . gentleman
worthy and shall consider Any attention paid
FRENcIa COME
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-02-18

TERRIFIC FIGHT OF EAGLEs.-On
Saturday, the 23d ultimo, Mr.. Jones, the
proprietor of the lower steam saw-mill,
at Natchez, discovered two gigantic Gag
les in the air, over the river, engaged in
furious combat. One was the great
grey American eagle. and the other the
bald headed eagle. In their tremendous
struggle they grappled and came down
splashing into the river, where their fight
continued as furious as ever. A steam
boat passed over them, which submerg-
ed and nearly drowned them, and Mr..
Jones, Immediately coming down on
them in skiff, was able to capture and
bring ashore both of them, although they
were so fierce he was obliged when on
shore, to knock both of them senscless
before he could bind them with cords. -
He will keep both in cages for great ma
tlonal days, celebrations and elections.
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K,,sas Not 30 be Admitted

The late trial Of strength IN the House
of Representatives, upon 'nc l'os ~ y :.
/ refer the bill for the admission ol nun
eos with the Lccompton Constitution tc
the Committee on Territories indicates
tho o defeat Of that plan. On Monday
tho teleoroph informs u.s. proposl'loI
was made to refer that committee ano
failed ia to 1l3. A motion was theh
, ,"'I"' hr Mfr. Harris whether of Mary
i"" "do o. ~ Illinois, the despatch does not in
tanu ~ "s, 70 refer with instructions, which
W. - "orried, ia to Ill. What these
; Mst are, is, as yet, left to conjec-
. ,"s It is probably to report bill in
'"anformity with some of the enabling
uians and Douglas triumph. Twen'
1.-TWO Democrats voted against the Lee
compton Constitution, taking the vote on
the motion for reference as test, and
six were absent. Upon the final decis-
ion these six, should they be in their pla-
res, may turn the scale in favor of adj
mission. What may be the final result,
is therefore yet somewhat uncertain,
though the indications, as We Stated
above. are for the defeat of the PreSiden-
tial plan. The matter will probably lang
in committee yet for several weeks, and
when their report shall come in, it will
vet be long way to the end. One hun
,lred set speeches is an estimate that will
certainly be within the limits. 1t will
take all that amount of patriotic oratory,
in addition to the luminous Executive mes
sage, to clear away the great dtusion
that pervades the public mind in relation
to the condition of affairs in Kansas. -
so there will be yet ample time for modi-
fication of erroneous opinions, and for the
South to look twice before she leaps
Governor Moore can reflect at his leis-
ure, upon the Proclamation the Alabama
Legislature has made it his duty to Pro-
nudge, calling IL convention to take into
consideration what course Alabama will
pursue, in the event Of the non admission
of Kansas because its constitution ioler-
ates slavery. II should be well consid-
cred and fcariilIy polished; and, luckily,
there will be time and to spare En-
brvo candidates for the convention, be-
tween now and the time it may be need
ed, will be preparing an immense amount
of very terrible thunder to suit The occa-
sion. For us, we Sha i not be unc snrelned
observers Of passing events; and, waat-
ever course they take, continue to urge
upon the insultrd and abused South, the
necessity of uniting upon some decisive
plan of action for future security.
Mercury.
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HE COLONIZATION OF NICARAGUA
1t Is stated in the Washington News that
an agent is about to embark for Central
America, under the auspices of new so
cety formed in the capitol, for the col
onZation Of Nicaragua. He intends car
rying out with him the materials for a
printing Office, and to commence the pub
lieation of a newspaper, as the chronicle
of the enterprise. The philale14aA5lia
- i ~; ZIG tl.zyerlJf Prise
says:
1t seems, from all we can gather, that
the organization is really bent on planting
northern settlers in that remote re- ion,
and rearing up, by such peaceful means.
free State. a purchase Of land has
been made, or will be and no measures,
except those of strictly lawful kind, are
to be countcnanccd. The locality Sc
lccted, we are informed, is between Viz
gin bay and san juan del Sur, an Gle
waited plateau, removed from tie mallri-
Atlantic side, and quite salubrious. This
ground was hit upon III order 10 protect
the undertaking irum the chance Of fail-
IRE through sickness, caused BY the infu-
ence of c'lmatlcaI diseases upon newly ar
rived emisrants. Another reason, of
some weight, was afforded by the facilities
such "a position would offer for receiving
the adventurous population of California,
always so eager to embrace opportunities
OF this kind. Perhaps a more cogent al
gument for the selection made was the
proximity Of the land TO the scene OF
Walkers operations. If tlourislling
colony should he planted there by the So
clcty, the tilibustering projects would be
at an end
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