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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-10

RICHARDsON'S
IRISH LIN EMS.
- DAMAsKs, DIAPERS, &C.
4 fONSJfFfs n Wcharii0n Linens a.
- tanning he Hcnunc Goods should that articles they
ere sealed With the fol- Of the fr RfCHA RDsOS
Suns ON DLN, AZ guarantee Of De toundnea and durlty
~ tie goods '
m 1uon rendered erscnaiy necessary large quantities
o INFERIOR and detective Linens prepared amer season
and salsd Win e ~ RICHARDSON ~ Irish Houses uho
reFacs n ihf Injury us inflicted American con-
ng and c manufaciur y NE genuine Goods, viii readily
on with Goods u a worthless character
seG-diy Agents % C1Tcb So Ne yo-,
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RAILROADS, &C.

GREAT SoUTH-WEs TKRN MAIL ROUTE.
TWICE DAILY, SUNDAY EyESISo ExoEPrKDJ
RICHMOND AND DANvILLk RAILROAD.
II MAMsSSSsizlli|sE - Yy;s..sS,vs
CHANGE OF SCHEDULES.
ON and amer Monday, Angus, ssd sse
Leave Richmond twice daily (sanday, evening sxeepedD at
Dalton osaances., Ns.Svns MsSVS Atlanta. aoSsSSsTs
Leave Richmond daily Issesp, sund.y,S DAne aud
Greensboro n. - at aoo An ssi,,,
Leave Junction. twice daily sunday morning ,,e.v
sdl ats o'clock and sier n. and ehSaond a,
through nom Richmond Memphis 10 two day, and three
&c oOanect boa ,ory. with the south d.
10 aud nom the south vest the Junction. aud
fcm the North. at Richmond.
poa. % ne s%s sse checked through to the above
f0t tyoesA 7ks aud apply
sSis 'ns 'H''Ha D,n's e ssss To%Pany sssnSnd
SOUTH-slDE RAILROAD.
ON ANDAFrER MONDAY THE2ad AU-EI.
" gust, the passenger Trains, viii follows; ~
FROM PETERSBURG To LYNCuBURa.
Man Train starts daily a, $50 A. NJ reaches nShburs
r1sssTeer Train start. daily. except Sundays, at AS p NJ.
FRoM LyNcuBuRa To PETERSBURG
Mall Train start daily at II A. NJ rsaeh, Petersburg p NJ
rseIssr r,,n starts daily except Sundays at 1880 NJ,
Tse trains daily springs Knox.
vile N, Y Memphis. 1e TO New Orleans.
Of Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Isxas
and ~ SoSa and cy Font Il $50 as Sa sTnssy
ENira trains TO and from all the packets when ne
eesary.
su9i General saperinienissn,
GEN'L sUPr'- orrIcE v t r. r. co.
LrNcHsURG. July 9Th 1859. 7
q and s amer Sunday July c' 1850 Trains "a
Passenger leave Lynehburg al IlSo A NJ and
Passenger Train No viii leave Iynchburg i2so p and
Freight Train IyuehburE a, A. NJ and arrive at
~; T. NJ This Train does not carry passenger
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-
Capt Bragg ~ Cape Lbbune August 1sth-lo ships fheret
|passsa IL move hound IN % the Cape. No whales n ssgns~
date Had heard Of but three whales taken in that vicinity.
Magnolia, Pierce, OF New Bedford, 6 whales
The Jefferson put away from d, istol Bay Sept. 10. In company
with ship Lewis Passed through the Fox Islands ON the 18th.
Experienced heavy weather to lat 81 20 n, since which time
had strong NE. winds.
Ship VIM Tel, Capt. Austin, Of Sag Harbor, was wrecked
upon Cape East about July LIST Capt Austin and crew had
gone on board ship Hibernia, Capt Edwards, OF NIB cargo
transhipped to Hiberpia-
REroRr OF BRIG A~GArE--saled from Honolulu July lo'n,
and had a fair run down in Is days to McKean's Island Sailed
again on the return on 3oth Aug, and made a ~ days passage
nm. On the passage up, sighted Maro's Reef, and found It ad
down O the charts IS miles too far to the westward The
Modern Times was IS days loading. and sailed for the states
Aug. 18th The agate brought up 100 tons OF guano-
m The whalcship William Wirf, Osborne, arrived at san
Francisco Sept IL, from the Kodiack, reporting 1900 bris all told
She cleared again on the 18th for New Bedford.
II Bark Gombia, Brooks, 10 days from 1. T. Shoals, Win
the effects Of the wreck OF the ship South Seaman, and oo'ernor
8. Beatty, Mr.. Ormsby, and s native passengers Was i've days
On the passage down.
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ana n ioinsdsf IN returning thanks for the mirac-
ulou5 deliverance of 80 many human beings Inc
following morning muster was made ana inc
Cinnamon counted, when one was found missing.
On inquiry amongst them, it wasascertalned that
after the general rush at the first alarm OF hre'
one Of their number, the head of a company
amongst them, returned between decks to save a
largeamount Of money, and was instantly suns-
Gated. II is understood that the Chinese lost a
large amount of treasure. We then took account
of stores and water on board, put every one on
FIVE pints, and served out to the Chinese one bis
cult per day, and some rice and boiled wheat'
and continued on with a steady breeze from the
eastward until we arrived at HonoluSu on the
9th, alfwell.
HENRY ToMLINsoN HART, Master Achilles.
HENRY BARNARD JARVIS, LIST Mate.
JAMES HARLEY, I'd Mate.
CHARLES REED, Carpenter.
DAVID EVANS, Boatswain.
JOIN HILL, Steward.
5. Dwsn Rr NssAs' Cabin Passengers
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FOREIGN
From TAHIrr-per Moneka, Sept 26-Mr x Mrs Clark, and
Master Clark. -.
and 4 children, Rev Mr. and Mrs 4 q Beckwith ana chid, Mr
and Mrs Hitchcock and 2 children, Mr. end Mrs Capt Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs Barnartt and sister, Messrs Moore, shonnron,
Bailey. Davis, and 10 in the steerage-
and 2 natives
CoAsTwISB.
For MArI-per Kamoi, Sept 2INr and Mrs Z X Bishop,
Mrs Coady, Miss Newman, Miss Mary Ladd, Mr. Ladd, Mr. HON.
meyer, Chas Grey.
For LAHAIxA-per Maria, Sept 26-MrH ohmeyer, Mr. fahoh,
I Everett, ID Baldwin, Chss Lake
For LAaaIyA-per Kamoi. Sept 27-HisE xceilency David L
Gregg. Capt A RasseIl. Chas Lake, Achong.
For KoxA-per Kekauluohi, Sept 2i-samuei Levers, . r
Tibbetts- n = por,ss
Mr. Fetters.
From KAuAI-per Excel, Sept 3o-Mr Pfuger.
From KAUAt-per Kaluna, Sept 3o-h Armstrong' ooA
Mr.. Neil. Mr. and 2 Cinnamon
From L.HArsA-per Maria, Sept Soils Majesty the King,
His ExceIency David L Gregg, c g Hopkins, Governor hekua-
noa- G. Gilman, Moehonua- kahananui-
Mallett-
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Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.

Am ship Black Sea, Cate, to leave San Francisco about sept 10
a ~ hark Frances Palmer. from San Francisco, due Oct 20 to ~.
Am. ship Amethyst, Studley, from Boston, sailed August oue
in All Observation-Disclosures to z. > WILCOX
Am. clip. sh Golden Eagle, Luce, to sail from san FRANCISCO IN
September. - -
Am shin Ocean Express. Willis, from San FRANCISCO. o n her
Iwav 10 Jarvis Island to load guano, to sail about sept 70
Am bark Washington Allston, -, from Boston sahed june
%. with assorted merchandise to Chas- Brewer al
Am shin JOSIAH Bradley, Dunbar, from Boston, to sail May io,
A shin is expected I'm Hongkong with asstd cargo OF Manila
and China goods to Hackfeld & Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-01
VESSELS IN ~PORT-OCT. 4.

Haw. bark Malolo. Fettjuch.
Hanoyarian bark yerden, Coppermann-
Am. ship Eliza & Ella, Lunt-
Am clipper ship Sylvia, Swasey-
Am. VII bk Union, Hedges.
Am. VIII bk Caroline. Pontius, condemned
Brit ship Gomeiza, Knight
Br. bark Humphrey Nelson, Cheiiard-
Am. bark Yankee, Lovett.
Am ship Siam. Rice
Haw VII bark Cynthia, Sherman
Am bark Noneka, Mccaslin-
Brit ship Achilles. Hart (outsite-)
Am VIII bark Ripple, Chadwick
Am VIII ship jefferson, Hunting.
Am brig Agate, Goddard
Am sch Rosaltha, Lassen-
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spnial aatit.,
A CARR.

Arss
To Henry Tomiinson Hart, Ma,
DEAR srR:-The passengers Of m as
take leave Of you, without uniting i sp
for your assistance to us in our tim eEazS
cordial and generous hospitality WIN. ned va
your ship. To the credit Of bu,n.a We tot
thing for fugitives from fire or v,s., ',ash
and gratuitous welcome but in Won. b ~
long continued hospitality, there ba. 'ec'ue
thetic, cheering and warmhearted. ~. a sas
day, an increasing personal attae,~N se
growing debt OF gratitude. Have n. - % ~
our compliments to Mrs. Hart, win A'aas
polite and kind manner in which .hs aes'ss
which the ingress Of 50 many passeD,.~ y
her. We congratulate you on ths nat
so excellent a ship as the Achilles. p =
worthy officers, and seamanlike .na 'sf 81
wish you many years Of deserved '~ae
sincerely and gratefully, as Y
RICHARD H. DANA, JR.. ats2
GEORGE CLIFFORD, cElElre !
173-1t {. sHox,. !.HCsy
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POLYNESIAN ENCAMPMEN.
1. o. o. F.-under the Jurisdiction Of the z. " a
United States. The regular meetings Of this Erzl
held on the LIST and Sd FRIDAY EVENINGS q
Resident and visiting members are respectfully i'm
Per Order.
Honolulu, Nov. 10, 1858.
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TO THE HONoR.p,

& BEERS OF MECHANIC Eseu,
GEsrs:-In accordance VIII ~
Regular Monthly Meeting Of the above go
solved that all subscriptions Of Hopo,,v w
the LIST Of January last.
The Company take this opportup,,v
honorary members for their past liberautr :.
hem may be induced to seek admission ina 4.
Per ads,
167-1m secrrt.rrs j
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w a Resr,.
lulu Dashaways, held on Saturday event.
following Resolution was unanimou.,v sK \
RESOLVED, That the thanks Of tbi, a.
Rev. Samuel C. Damon for the free M. :
to the Fort Street Church choir for their y.,
on the occasion Of the lecture Of Mr.. A -
17s-1t GN}
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HONOLULU RIFLES, ArrRy|

(, HONOLULU RIFLES, ATTN
T h Members of the above Company are "a
that, after this date. notices for drills vii
as heretofore.
I'M Regular Drills will be held at the Arnay 4
~ EVERY SATURDAY, at S O'Clock, Pm \
JOHN h. BBn}
r. G. KRUGER.
Orderly Sergeant
Head Quarters, Honolulu Rifles,
April 9, 1859.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-01

PROTECTION. Hoor -
No. /. Attention The memaer - LAoDi
hereby notified that a Regular MOuthIr wv v
their rooms on Monday evening. oc,oh.. !
full attendance is requested, as iupo,,, sssj
fore the Company. Nseu1
17s-1t R4n1
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EXPORTS.

FoR san FRAScIsco-PER YANKEE, ocT 3:
$4,000 lbs pull, IS tons sugar, 4 esks sp oil, 3oooris moiasses
ITO tons salt
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A. f. & A. NILE PRoGREs Ds IOcrIu
124, under the jurisdiction of the Supreme @
Grand Central Lodge OF France, working in The y
Rite, holds its regular meetings on the wea,s
the full moon Of each month, at the old Loies ID
street. Visiting brethren respectfully invited tu
August is. [60-tf1 JOHN II. sLElHnI
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HONOLULU LYCEUM. Tbs me-
above Associates are hereby notified tia. d. =
Society will be held at II O'Clock every FRIDAY
at the rooms under Fort Street Church. Per rr
165-3m FRANZ BIxDl I
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-01

/Any Man who Profes.es 10 unAes4
trades and sciences, assumes to impose an -
the public. On the same principle, any nsdEs
fesses to cure all diseases, is unworthy The 4
dence, and should at once be depounced sssg.
The Grsefenberg Family Medicines do not sssass
diseases with one remedy. They have elveen diszss
each adapted b, its peculiar disease and tins ~
yond a question, the efficacy and certainty Of thesF
Their list comprises the following medicines;
GREFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS;
MARsHALL's UTERINE CATHcucsi
GREFENBERG S~ARsAPARILLA;
GREFENBERG PILE REMEDY:
GREFENBERG DYsENTERY SYRUP;
GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT;
GREFENBERG CHILDREN's PASAcn;
GREFENBERG CoNsUMPTIvE BALM
GRKFENBERG EYE LoTIoN:
GREFENBERG FEVER \ AGuE I'm
GREFENBERG HEALTH BITTEas;
GREFENBERG MANUAL OF hEALlH'
For sale by S. PoRTER FORE,
Agent, D@z
General Agents, REDlSufos ~
121-6m Wholesale Druggists, San ms
Grefenberg Fever and AZ"
speedy and positive cure for this disia~t
These pills are composed principally o. Vaa.-
vegetable tonics, anti-spasmcdic, 4a
thousands have been permanent. -
GREFENBERG CONSUMPIl'ks pas
Sovereign in all Bronchial and Pulmonary
yond all question, true that Consumption Is
and the Consumptive's Balm is the best euasA.
GREFENBERG HEALTH Birih's
These Bitters are ~skiilfully and elessn'' :.
number of invigorating healthy roots osr1s
An invaluable tonic and health restorer-
The Grefenberg Medicines a. - so,s|
Agent, Hsss'
o-.,s REpIYGToS 1 o.
2-6m Wholesale Druggists sfh
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sArURuzY. ocrosER !; 1850.


Ases tAe departure q ssr ,ass nan packet, on The Sd Of Sep
s@s. ue faovias have BEEN the sreiu srsivalss
s<ya 3-At Iahaina ship Z ? wnets, GATES, I'm San Fran
s-An = sy,,ia, s-..ey. z Is fun San Francisco;
~ Clip ship K.iusa Borditt. from Boston May o
81 d.ys dom Punss Arenas.
lean clipper sh Flying Ease, Bates, ID days I'm san
IAN s.{tsasns Jenny Ford, Nosv. I'm rsttast with
1s-Au clipper oh Nosvesser. slavery, Isl finn San rran.
cisco, bound to Singapore, passed the port without
ls-Br ship Goneiza, knight, 1s7 days from London to
ss aga.on's Bay Ss%pau She,,ara. -. days from
1s-Aa ssrf Yankee. Lovr.t,.i Is days I'm San Francisco %
liam ship Siam, Rice, lss ds fm B'st'9' with q 10
a-Am bsrk Mooeta. Mecaslin, from Boston, lsa days
s-Br .hip Achilles. Hart, from San Francisco, for sgd
ney put in To land passengers taken from ship
Mssti6, burnt at sea-
N 6alouing whzIers have arrived during the same pen~
sep< IAN VII ship T.hmaroo. Robinson, from L@hsins-
+An VII ship Contest, Ludlow, from the h0d@eA ~
u-Am Vi bi Caroline, Points, FIN the Koiiaek-2so
liam VII * Union, Hedges, I'm the KOdiask with 2o
s%Hs. u bark Cynthia, sherman. from the Koiiack,
Sept / With ESQ bds .h. ,um the Japan and
Ochoszk Seas, 700 VIII
and the Jefferson reported to-day
s~px 2x-An VII bark Sea Breeze. Jones. $50 sp- season i9"
sp on s s from S.p1 W, y sas VIII, $500 bone,
M !. u.rcha,,m-n seven vessels brought cargoes of mer-
ehsndise, and SIT were either in ballast or touched { IN
dfa The amount Of merchandise imported during N nN
= not Ear from four Thousand tons. conssaerao'e Po
mich cousi,t. Of stores for uhaleshps expected here
fne number Of whaleships arrived continues small np1i7u
viuh last SEASON The total up to this date this Season =
tn We give n comparison Of the arrivals and A'eiAs :"
ou brought In MP to Sept 30, or the past four years.
n. ~.sn 1859. 10 vessels 5000 lbs SS average
.1sa.u . Iiyss5 " 4o
AKA
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II ENCIypel

TAKE NOTICE - Here,n,-
W. Drills and Meetings will be di.,,s.
Members viii please be guided by the signal A. J
their Engine House. tors--
J. sxnH1
Secretary N n
un,oI,rr Cant = JQSQ
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Ah.zIcAx PApER.-A co-@
York Express. who recently s:poai
Of England. says:-"Tber. pad
learned from the Bank vas a. !
national pride 1t was this. iy gasS
American paper which la;d Nota =
now ropains unpaid. III. duras 4!
earth ?" any othe,
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FoR THE EAsr.-The Yankee win sell on Monday
taking the mail. Files of the Commercial can be
had at the ~coueser, since the 9th Of September, con-
tanning full details Of local news.
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- Our thanks are due to Capt. Rowland for
favors received. We are also under obligations
to Capt. Mcintyre, of the Peie, for frequently stop
ping his boat to allow our marine reporter to board
the steamer, in going out and coming in the harbor.
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173-1t
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167-1m
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The WEATHER.-The last few days have been CON-
p~aratively cool and pleasant. The trades have begun
to blow regularly again and even business seems to
revive with the change
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RETURN OF AN OLD FRIEND.-The little schooner
Kinooie, Capt. Foss, which has been absent nearly
four months and a half on a cruise to the eastward
for guano islands, returned to Honolulu on Thurs
day. She had been absent so long that fears had
begun to be entertained of her safety. Her voyage
has been an unsuccessful one, not a guano island
having been seen on the trip.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-10-22
Philip Rahm.
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
Rifhmoitd. Z

&AAE 8EN%sAI htttth HUHIs N !. Tilt
NTANtJFACrERIfsR de- machines Il yapehrs por.
WI tables 1T stationnaites de t8nfe espare,
s~IeHlias Il sacrc. mouths i seie. tioulins Il ma u,
Machines graades ct petites pour egoater les
terres,
Pognpas de tuite grandeur at de tout genre,
Pealies ct ta,ites do taute ~gsaiittet grandeur,
I4,eamptifs, hauii'air Il fine ct eylindre.
MaGhines Iuir taire des lfafsleaax ct dss Iattes, #s
Eis pour tal,ac. de tout genie,
Agent pour lea / Machine ground sawss'de Ber-
ger.& Boyle; pour les haehes faites 4 IL peniten.
ciere de la Vjrgiaie. ioutes garaatlesA-eet pour -
fanenx tfaslthaats pnir foin dc III. n. Smith 73t
Mes machines ont lnaritses Ia pins grande appru-
baton que Ion aanne aux itats.tais. Mons en-
ytgf5ns a.Htt6eaaieiens experts laaslr fattnter -
machines que nous senarons 4taaa les ac4vsrcufa
lie dtstreront ct ii Ton ne trnnyait pas article tels
aa'il Il Is pfonisen poursa 10 renyager. a nos frais.
10 rera,idrai imineaiatetnent Il tnate communities
tim on nrtlre que l'oi, runrra m'efvpyer par N
MALE.
No,ts enyerrnns IN catalogue tarn4 do gravures -
eputanant nne liste do nos prix, dc nos certiiicats,
ETC., par Ia MALE tout ~atffalchi \ caax aai e ddsa-
rerot,t. PHILIP RAIN. k
Proprietaire de Eagle Machine Works. Il
Bureau a Ia Siie.Drlaans. No OIL, rle ~. Charles.
fOeluusas. " oct lSJy-Hf @s
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-10-22

MEslorE.~-Ies nouve!les reeues de Mexico
altaeHce1lt qu'un plan a etc frame entire les
priHcilaux officers de ~I'arinee de miranion,
dams lie but dc lie reuverser du ponsoir 81 de re,
cofnaitre onyeftetlent lie gouyefnenent liberal,
te plan a ete disulg1e par m tles officers
Ia seilIe qa'il deyait etre mis- a execution.
. siron virgt cling officers e, atltres person
nes ne %taisar,i pas partie de farmee ont etc
%arretee. 'Fonteiois on Eeuse quits Ne seron,
pas p,nis. W
LIE commencement constitutional de Vera
| Cruz Sc d~isposait a laire mafeller la suite des
| ~fronFes contfe Jaiapa, Cordova ct meme la
ea,itald.
La division de Corbas a etc complement
mise efTfefoute Ii 0ajaca. lie II de septelnbre,
par les IibeFaux. Cobas colnptait 5000
| hbmnes ct les Iiberaux 1000 settlement, Tn
grand %nonlbre d officers ont etc fats prison.
piers, mais par1onnes.
Tue expedition a etc fate conire Ia vile de
Topic, qui await ME- garrison de Goo hommes
an pafti des pretrts. lis Ont 1ons etc fats
PRISONERS. lN0fpna et daalres OFFICERS sont
%toinpes az pouyoit des saiHquears ell ont ete
fasilles.
Goronados Sc disposait a rennir SEES forces a
| celles 4. Oriazon. A Jnlisco. afa lie marcher sur
/ Guadaiaiara, pnis sur Mexico.
Lie ministre angiais etait en- route pour Vera
! Cruz. pour ~ssembargner sir lie steamer 4ul de-
wait faFtir le 3 d octobre.
lie aeftvernpnlent mexican, a etc ~oflirleiie-
n,ent itforme que lie nasire de guerre a"giais
| CALYPSO, q s4it passeF Ell coftrebat,de irpls MI
lions de ~fiastfes dahs Til petit port pres de
| san Bias. =.
Tn charge t1ent d'arnes a etc debafgae a
| Vera Cruz pour lie gouFernement ct on en- al
,en8ait IN au1tts a Mjnatltlan, sur III iner Ia
cif5fe.
lie eougerDemeat nleNieaiiI, en- feponse 2 IA
| note du secrelaire de legation des Efats-UtIs
SIR les vols commits rtcen,ment dams les males
pos,es afnerieaines, sur Iisthme de TetIantei
nec. a dAntle ltassurance one clnq cents honhilie7
sereut imHaediaieheat enseyes sur cet'e see
lion, poar %arretef ct paDir les coHPables 81 on
les trpliTe.
Ii corvette Saratoga etait lie senl batiI1eni
AZ pnerfn american H,oullie dams lie port DC
Vera Cruz. Ellie desait partir pour Pensaeo'
ia ie Ter ociohre.
NJ. Conner, consul des Etats-Unls a Nina
lillian est arrive sur lie Star. ii a obtetia d I'm
nnrtantes CONCESSION du goavernement meSi
cain, lesaneIles seront dun grand asantage ~
commerce AMERICAN, sur les cotes oeeldeh'ate'
In Mexiaue. So. -z -
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-10-22

hAsGhETERRE EFT LIE SAN JuAs.-Le
correspondent dn Times, de New York, dit
Qalisn'est pas yrai 4pe I'.Angleterre ait deman-
Dc q notte gnHyeraRsnent des applications sur
"a coHdalte fenae par ie general Harvey a Tile
ossan Juan; settlement, lord Lyons q presen-
eies dFoits da gnasernemcnt anglais a tonte
lelendae4le Tile. tout en- sonaleitant a notre
commencement nae proposition pour ragler Ie
a'aRfeRd . ~anllab}e. &c correspondent aiou.
.s que & mIais're t'ass a fat nne reponse dams
'aaHeile II refuse nasitieement de reconnaitre lc
saolndFa droi' des Anglais sur HE.
ua cansldere CONNIE tfes-serieuse Ia toarnu,
fFfae pfend tette aff4ire, ct les membres du
e'ol'el Pfeyoyea1 que Ia gtterfe on Ia raix de-
paafa de Ia %tenaeite d. lAHsIelerre dams ses
freleniion.
ohe reunion e.traordinaire des memhres du
saelaes a en- lien aujogrl'hui, pour deiiherer
fuf IA question de lIle San Juan, mais rief
~ HaHspire. lJa reste, lie ministre Cass t,e
= aoasa'i pas a cctie reunion, par suite dane
ialsposition,
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-10-22


Tn sorse>r CHEN DE MoSrARGls,-La-
venture snisantt, uui went de iteis etfe tact.l
tee, dill le steele. par ma de nos a,iis bonvetle-
men, arrive d~'Allemagne, est rraimet,t digae
de servir de pendant a celIe dn chen de Mon
tafgis.#
t.c nenm,e Eridriel Knntz, proprietaire
dime inr,orianfe i~annerie des e~nvirans de Sinz
fpfcitiiHci1a dAnIrleie1. aijait plnsienrs fnis
llay an talst tt'Ie ~trlrnpe ,la's les Champagne
puar contractor On reionyier DIES mafcliea tle
fthreitules. ell ces t~onrnees etaient chaqrte fois
he dolze q qninze jenrs an moins. Aussi, bieu
arlode Gnt In surprise de 81 femme ct de seil
f4 IoF-qne aal,s la nais da IL a~cintre deft,ier.
its cHstttirtnt ~arreter q la porte Ia voitnre
iu %taunepr, qui n,eiaIt pafti cue tlepais ia
matir, eli cctte surprise fit place a nn sentimen,
d horfeiir lorsgue eos braves gems, qHi s'eiaief,t
ieses pour le ~recevoir, ltapercurent etenda Sans
| Vie dams son eabriele.. at miliea dime mare de
Sang lie faagre hnmne etail assassine. ct c'e.
TAFT SOP cl1e3aI qnI lie r~an,eHaii IN lagis.
Comment ct par qai lie crime avait-l etc
commits? Nfl ne lie Sayait, "A Exception tent.
etre du fdele Brann. CHEN de premiere force
| don't les aboieHierts inqniets semblaient iuli
qneF quill await conscience de ce qli c'etaii
tasse raalhaareusement, i'animai etait a,tacht
sons Id %voiitlre, Ell, parconsfqtent. nafa,t Tf
prendfe Ia defense de Sun mailre.
Inforinees de Get eyenetnent. les anierite;
judieiaires da pays a%'eiaient misses apssitos e
la recherche de lassassirt, nais eltes ne pureii
vefif q bent ae le decourrir.
Cereudant, lie fills kan'z. qHi e'ait IN erant
gare0a de Fingt Ell q~ae|qles annees. s 'elait mi
a la teie dc la mtisttn. ri. CONNIE sou pffe, i
etait ot,ilge, p%lusis1,rs fyis lag, d Taller si.itn
ses fiuruisSenrs Ia d2iiors.
Il va te qallzaihe de jaars, lie jeaae heHin