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Through FreisA,s On our Railroads.

Through FreiShts N our Railroads.
Through the kindness Of Gov. Ellis VIC arc per.
mtted to lay before our readers the details Of the ar
engagements entered into by the Railroad Presidents
for the transportation Of through frcights. With
Mr.. Fisher eve entertain the hope" that the gen.
eral agreement referred to may do much to give
increased facilities for the prompt and safe delivery
Of freishts in and out"
MAY 18th. 1881
SIR: On behalf Of the several Presidents Of our
Railroads, who met yesterday in consultation - Ia
Through Freights, according to the suggestion Of
the Board Of Internal Improvement and by request
Of these gentlemen, ] communicate to your Excel.
lency copy Of the general agreement which was the
result Of our deliberations.
We entertain the hope that il may do much to
give increased facilities for the prompt and safe de-
livery Of Freshts in and out.
l am, very respectfully,
Your obc,iicnt servant
CHAS r. FISHER
Ills Excellency,
Jonx W. ELLIS
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Bsv,,. .r n. r,,s>e.,A.


We have seen the first humbse. Of paper. just
commenced in this CITY, eailsa !. ne Ds~serdte
Pres" and proasine % b Dsmoa,E;c This pa
per has been established Oh thc isnains At sheet
called the " Girs63" In 1888 this same "GirerS'
dotted its neutrality took part in politics. changed
its name and expired IN 1854 Mr. Cantweli came
to this City and started the "!sstssmsn," disor.
ganizins distribution Sheet and that expired In the
course Of two or three weeks This socallcd "Ls.s-
oeratt Pres is Of the same stripe and d no doubt
aided and encouraged by Mr.. Cantwcll. What
amount Nj. L N. b Battle and Mr. II. @. Williams
have contributed to start this sheet We know moi;
but We suspect that, in some way or other, they
have aided in this designating business.
We do not believe this movement will amount to
any thing; but whether il should or not, we have
this to say: We repeat what We said in recent l..
sue, that if paper shall be established here. by
person or persons having the confidence Of the he.
mocratic party with the view Of advocating and en-.
forcing Democratic principles and Of maintaining or.
ganizatou, and with no pledge, express or implied.
to advance the interests Of certain set Of men to
the injury of others We We will extend to such pa.
per cordial greeting, and will be happy to co-opc-
AS-c Will ~ ~ SOtuuiOu cause. buS inc OBJECT OF
this so-callcd Democratic Press Is bad one and
We warn all true Democrats against it Its ostensi.
bic Editor is totally unprncipled and would, in our
opinion. serve any cause for pay.
The very first number Of this paper proposes and
urges test Of Democratic soundness--thc Thirty
Million bill"-which the Franklinton Convention
unanimously declined to make; and which the de
mocracy Of the State will decline to make
We are no mans organ. We are an exponent O
Democratic principles; but at the same time v,
have uniformly aboretl to do equal and full justic,
t. such gentlemen as the Democratic party ha.
called into its service. We hold that principle.
are paramount to men, and that the people are great
er than their servants. In the language Of Lev
| Woodbury., 1--WE 90 where Democratic principle
lead, and when they cease to lead We cease to FOL
low"
| We are now in the mit;st Of Congressional cam
paign, and We are not to be diverted from our dut
by any thing which may be said or done We kno,
the ground We occupy. We have felt Il carefully
and We knoe it to be firm. We intend to maintain
our sefrespect, our personal independence, and on
political integrity, under all circumstances and a
every hazard Weintend to do right, and far nstl
ing; We intend to confidc in the people and m.air
tain their interests have heretofore done an
We will call on them il necessary, to decide bctwcc
us and the disorganizers who arc assailing us b,
| cause we have been true to them.
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CARE fEAR AND DEKP RlvEa-we have The plea
sure Of laying before our readers today the report
Of Ellwood Morris, ESQ, Of his survey 81 the Caps
Fear and Deep River works This report b charac-
tszised by candor accuracy and ability. and yin b
perused with interest.
At meeting Of the Board Of Managers Of thsss
works. held one day lest week 1t the Executive q
flee, it vas -. .s.ss ~
Ordered That tho Chief Engineer b instructed
Deep River Navigatioa works. with visw 70 u
speedy navigation a thoss Sivssa-noe % exceed
however, h Iii sxpsnditurss the limit 6xed By lAw
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4, oASk OF NoRrH-CARoLnA--The subscriptions 10
ne stock of this proposed bank at this place amount
"Ow 70 about SOC, 900 Of which about $50, 900
private subscriptions The books viii be closed
W the LIST Of June. t
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RALEIGH. Nav nth 1850.

The undersigned, Presidents Of Railroads in the |
State met according to suggestion Of the Bnarl Of
Internal improvements for consultation as to the |
best means for facilitating the transportation Of
fcights to and from the several ports Of the State
Being entirely satisfied. from the experimental |
working Of joint cars owned in common by sew |
eral roads as tried by some d us heretofore. that
neither this system, nor the system Of promiscu
Gus interchange will do practically, VIC decline to
try either one but being earnestly DESTROYS TO pro-
mote the convenience Of shippers in and out. by
through transportation without breaking bulk-a
thing less desirable and less advantageous to
the railroad interest than to the people-wc have
agreed to the following arrangements for through
cars:
That from the LIST day Of June next, whenever
either road Of the three connecting at Goldsboro,
may deliver at that point any number Of loaded cars
the road receiving shall send them forward with the
best despatch, their next dcparture-to dcstina-
tion-and shall deliver the same back after being
discharged the next return time Of . round trip.
loaded If possible otherwise empty, in Is good d.
der and condition when received
All such cars shall be sealed at the loading point
or at Goldsboro, before delivery by the ruad con-
signing and manifcsts shall be made out through 10
destination from the shipping point.
| No road can refuse delay to receive any car,
so loaded sealed and having clear manifest. unless
| such car IS in bad order, when II may be refused
Each car must have . separate manifest, and
must be entirely loaded for one point Of delivery.
Whenever a through train shall be delivered, the
road consigning may send Conductor with the
same to destination
For the faithful and prompt carrying out Of this
agreement certain regulations are adopted, which
shall be strictly enforced. (SigncD
w. s. ASNE,
Prtst W. &w. R R Co
JNO. d WHTTFORD.
Pres't A. L n. G. r r Co
CHAs. r. FISHER
Prcst y. G. r. r. Go.
The undersigned ooncurs in the policy Of the
above agreement and will give whatever aid he can
to its successful working. (SignedD
r c. PEARSON.
Prest W. N. G. r. R. Co
Maj. Wilder, President Of the X L G. r r Co.
being absent from the State for some weeks. could
not be presents but in so Ear as his interest Il con
cerned in making close connection With and prompt
delivery of freight to Western North Carolina, ths
President of the North Carolina Railroad agrees
receive from him any through cars he may desire u
deliver and to send them forward with the sam,
despatch, Is agreed with the other roads above ant
upon the same terms
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Ma Mtlrn ~ krxAxeitiE-A wssSsw CORES.
ponicns Of the Petersburg Etyrsss spsak. in sis~.
Ing terms Of Mr. Millsr's Mount Vernon osx.ioa In
Kcnansvillc, Duplin County. The eosrvspeeaens
says
MIR Miller was intruiaeva 10 The largo audience
by Mr.. kecnan, young lawyer of dsssinesioa IN
that place, and proerU,sd 10 deliver bis Address.
which occupied IN hour and Q hale I never sav
more marked attrntsca given TO any speech. and
many parts Of Il were received with oasLarSts Of
applause. There were many highly educated per-
sons in the audience. who appcssv. delighted vith
this vinde.tioa az the great men and xiosos events
Of the Eighteenth Century. from The Aspsrssoas az
Carlyle, and when he reached that possica Of hss
speech in which he gathered together al The Illus
trious personsxvs Of that eposh-ia sIl their gran
dcur and srvatncss-and played washinssoa Of their
hcad-ar above all competition tos true xrvstness-
the hearers could no longer restrain thsmssivss bot
broke through al boundS and gave full vent TO
their patriotic feelings and impulses A venerable
old man-ooe Of the worthless citizens Of this sset
tion-rrmarked in my presence. With mveh smphs.
Sis 81 am . better man and ,ssss pssrsos than
ever was, from hearing that spswch want 10 hear
Il once month a. long - iive!~
Al night there was bsll given at one II The no
tells, al which the young people appeared 10 sp5ay
themselves exceedingly. Therv vas much beauty
present to al Of which the young ehivslfous besas
sPpssrrd to be saying. In the words Of The Eaksygs
OF Miltoa-
scems end Trip u q ys~re
On The light tsstsss< sesr'
There cannot be found on The kes II The earth
more hospisable people than those II old pupiin Il
arich county, and b making rapid Improvement in 81
the pursuits Of life In agriculture. particularly.
b destined TO stand side by sids with The riches
counties In the State. The town Of Ksnansvilie
impp,vins vrrv murh ManV n~w and b<autiku
bu,ldinrs have sprung I'm in o. oss, he tom .is<
! visited L some eight OF isn years sSo Ssevsss
It's people!
1lcarn that Mr. Miller has been invited to de,svv
his lecture in clinton. the county sxss Of Ssmpsos
but I do not know vhsthes be yin srrvpx The
promise him large audience. lie b TO deliver b
GRAFTON In wsshinEtoa City on sosh instant
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A truly god memory Is only iorgctfal Of iqu.
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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-07-16

PASSAGE DU NIAGARA Sur n CoRDE.-M.
BItnidin, eelebrc acrfbate ttancals. Il dfia
,,asse, dii lie Courier des Eiat-U mis-, d IN bprd
a Iautre dn Niagara, en- tnaretatit sur IL CABLE
en- fill de fer, dun p0Hcc de yrossear. ani csl
ieadu entire les Jetx ioars da ttout s%liSpRndH te
"a %riviere a 10 pteds aildeSsus de tons les anifes
cables. les compliments quill tect! apres ee
haiilfa dc In population eniiere de. ce,te To-
calite. Font porte n teDter qneiqne chose DE-
t,lus difieile encore, ct c'est alors que hi yitt
Iidee de lraverser lie Niagara sur uife cnrde
f,psee dune rive a l%autre, Il moitie ehemln a
pen pres deg caiaraciea nu pont, par colse-
uuanI, dams lie ypisiraue De Iafse oil est menil-
te lie 'vapenr Maid Of the Mist, ct non ioin "a
Clifton House, sur lie bprd Ganarien. !
Deia les.apfre,s splt termiDes eli c'est =
main meme gus. doit Sc ftire la grante 81 5elve
an milien q nu waste concrrifs De caGj 4 al
tires de tous les points des Etats da Nod. nar
IL reimbursement que Ia presse Il dphtlF a cett
| enterprise. Her. 10 FINES de New York, IN
sacfait meme a NJ. Biprdin utl article dams fe.
fremiefes eolnniies ct s'etouimil que ies mag 3
trails americans on -cana,iieus uaieBl Pncott
ricn fat p1nr eril.ecler Gel atie eI II consider
CONNIE ~insepse. Alais que ltn,re c~onfrere 4
~rassnre; iinirfpide acrobate a fast tlela gael
slue chose de plus periiIenx encore Gae &c qn
dol, ,epter domain. On elait taryeu't a9ec Ii
plus gfaude d~ifficulte a 'ettdrc a irarers Il
Niagara me cnrt!e de sept haitie mes de poace
de gr1=seur, qHi derait servif + fare rasser i
cable snr leqaeI NJ Biondip Sc prepare a fran
CHR I'abime. f'eja, a latie dune maehir
installer sur le b0rd eauadieii, on IN await en-
Fonle 800 pieds, lOrsgne lacrnhate, craIgnan
qu'elle pc fat pas a7aez forte pour acheyef 10
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La Gazette de Milan donne ~quelqnes details
interessans sur 10 ~retraite DIES Antrichiens a
Milan apres In bataille de Magenta, ct sur fe-
vacnation de la capitale de Ia Lombardie qui
q etc Ia suite de cetie v%ictoire:
-. C'etait IN triste spectacle one celni
oflert par les COLONIES autrichiennes Blatant en-
~retraite, apres Ia ba,aille de Magenta. Les
blcsses en- grand pombre e~ntasses snr DIES char
ret,es. sans distinction de rang ct de grade, 81,
salient sur DIES monceaux a'an,formes. de baga-
ees ct d arnes. Tonie Ia mutt ont defle ces
charrettes, des chevaux sans mai're, des solda,s
de toutes arlaes .et de tous uniformes, a la de.
bandade, puts enfn, des compagnies marchant
requirement. ct de l'artilierie en- bon ordre.
"Ias tronf,es sont entrees d Milan par la
porte Vercelina; elles ont biyoiqne sur Ia place
Castillo. ct. apres IN bret repos, elles sont sor-
ties par Ia porte Tosa pour lie chemip de fer dc
Treviglio on par Ia porte Romano pour Ia
ronte p,stale de Marigan (%Malegnanol. Pen
q INT lin'ervaIle elles oni e%ncloue leg cnnois d.
la ciiadelle ct du fart de la porte Tosa. tx
peuple est entire dams la ciiadelle pressure eli
meme temps que les ~troniees harassees de fati
gue ct qui he songeaient qua selaigner rapi
dement,.
"0n " trouve des armes. des effets miliiai
res, de In farine. dn riz; les caisses cpn,enant d,
argent monaye, penr une valenr de : millinn'
ont etc remise a la mnlicipalile par des ci
ioyens integres.
LES balaillons antrichiens ct fartilleric. eI
~qtittant la vile, on, traverse DIES rnes pavoi
sees aux c%onleurs ilalieunes ell eniendu les ella
menrs popnlaires. tette multitude rme ]
fant lie dire. en- Sc %retirant, s'est comportee ave
deceuce ct discipline
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DESTRUCTION ET PIs.LAGE.-Ce matin, vers
a heures, IN miserable nit lie feu a ul bartlett
de pondre qui await prealablerneni etc place
SONS la maisen de Cour de Port Gibson. La
rNoiiie de ledihce a san,e ct q etc mis- Ell
pieces. lie bureau du sheriff qui Sc %trouvait a
cote a egalenent etc deiruit ct $4,000 qni Sc
troneaient dams la vo'tte on il deposait l'argent
a lui relnis ont disparni On estime de $1,000
n $4,000 les iegass causes a Ia maisen ds
coar. oH ma encore arcun soupcon sur lie:
aRteurs de Get acte Internal,
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LES crNq MntloHs.--Des lettres particu.
Heres de Vera-Cruz experiment l'espoir que les
cipq millions qai ont etc retenns par lie gene.
raj Robes paryiendront bientot en- eet,e vile
LIE traite entamp entire notre ministre, NJ.
Mclean, eli lie president Juarez, he tardera pa;
d etre %conciu.
Les reyenus d iTporta'ions ct desperation
3 Vera. Crnz ant cons,derablenent diriinue
par suite de la non Stabilize DIES afiaires a Fin
%terieur. Dams les anires ports il y a Gu unt
augmentation considerable.
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AK NABlTANTS EFT COMMERCANS.

LIE PATRIoTE DEs OpELoUsAs
Giant la fepille la plus repandue
dams la Paroisse st. Landry, res
pectueusemem rappelle aux per-
sonnes qui ont des avis a de- Ger,
ou'elles trouveronb I'm avs ne
certain en- les falsant lnsare dams
SEES colonies.
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UN EXPLOIT DIES ZouAyEs.-On ecrit de
Milan, II jain, an Pays:
"Hies+a huit heures dn soir, lEmperenr al
Iait moRter en- voilure pour Sc rcndre an inca
ire de la Scala, lorsql'une cnmpagnie de chas-
seurs Il pied sc presente al qnartier-general.
File ~arrivait de Malegnano ct venalt depoSer
entire les mains de lempereur nn drapeau que
-aaps Ia %journee qnatre bataiIlons da 2me zoua-
YES avaient pris nux Anlrichiens.
'.Voici lhistaire de ce drapean:
"Vaincus ct declines an combat de Alaieg-
napo, les eunemis avaient fui dams Ia direction
de Lodi. lis ~s'etaient partages, ct qnelqpes
divisions araient eiabli leur %campement a pen
nres a mu.fie chemin de Lodi a Malegnano.
| Vers ces parages Sc irouvaient DIES troh!'es
franchises appartenant all corps dn marecfai
Baraq,ey-d Killers, ct don't lie 2nie zonares
faisaii partie. Files a~vaient apprls lie g!orieuS
fait d'arlnes de MaIegnano. Ell lie 2me zouaFes
savait les pertes eprouyees par leurs canlara-
DIES dn Ter.
.Ouatre compagnies Sc reminiscent ct entire
n%renrept 4 Giles senles un de ces comps de main
hardis qui ne peuyent venir qua iespr't d nm
zouaye ct ani ne peuyent etre executes ane
lar ces solda,s d elite. Cetie poignee de zona'
yes marcbant droit rers les Autrictiiens, qni III
les atteudaient pas, les surpfenhent dams ie"'
canp. Sc %precipitent. CONNIE des iirlehS al
milieu dcs tentes, boiidisseni de lnne a ! aatfe
f~ranppnt ct iupnt de tous cotes. Qne raiiiqn'
immense s'enpare de ces pauvre Allen'anos, II
croieu, que tou'e l'armee franchise esl deffler
pny. lis fluent, ~laissant tout derriete eaH
ten,es ct munitions. lis n'en'enient mem
mas la yoiy DIES officers. Dams &c desordre, lie
~zoaaves funt main base sur tout &c gu us fei
~contrent ct continent la chase des An'f'
chiens jusqu'a ce gull men reS'e Plus nh s'
dams lie camp. lis prennent de"x dfapeanA.
Ills etaient IN pen plus de cinq cent
bomnes. ct les Autrichiens etaient pfttsieaI
"Cest un de ces drapeaux 81 andaciensemer
; enleyes a lieunemi que l'Emperenr a reeu ht
au soir DIES mains dune eompagnle De eha
ssurs. Sa Maiesie est ensui'e montee en- 70
S ,ure pour Sc rendre a is Scala sTee Is ri
Fremont.
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On jngera de impression prodaite en- tia
lie par la proclamation de rIstnpcrenr an pcu-
pie. italien par les reflections suivantes de TO
pinione
Napoleon Ill ne iait pas un acte qui ne
conirme solennellenent l'elevalion de sa po-
litique, Ia generosite de SEES yues. Sa Procla-
nation anx Iialiens est un document incom-
parable, a~ttestant sa Inagnaniftite ct son de-
siniercssen,eh,. La graudc p~oil'ipie est ceile
qui pulse ses inspirations non settlement dams
10 froide ct calme rnison mails encore dams lie
cnur. La diplomatic nest p%arvenue insqu'ici
a rien Greer de stable, parce qn'elle ne consul
tai, que les ~interefs de l'egoisme Ell les corsi-
derations dun faux equilihre. LEJnperenr
Napoleon a inangure une diplomatic %nnnvelle;
il n ieie les bases Dime ~Donyelle pelltiane.
C,est I'M spectacle emnnvant que ce',ii dune
grande nation homogene Ell fiefe de son indie
peBdance ct de sa force. commit est Ia France
a%cconrue pour deliver nne nation snnr ct pom
lui donner les %conseils graves Ell senses qaI
~,arteut a In foIs de Ia tftc Ell da cPur. LEi
rope n'avait pas encore enlendl des paroles :
nebles, 81 genefenses elles sant dIgnes d,
lEmperenr ct de Ia France eiles seron, en-
tendues par litaiie ayec respect ell reconnais
sance."
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Attention! Attention!

i .NEux qui mont pas encore prfs ieurs lice5i Y
que Joseph d. Richard, sera continnellemefE n
son bureau, aux Opelolisas, atm d'emettre des lidssTi
ces a ceux qui feront application. gcux qui /.
gligernnt den prendre H'iei au Ter Juliet, et n.
apres cette epoqnc, tratiqueront Tune n1aniere qNs,
cs,naae. sans a. etre mu,iis seront tenus den pa
! Iamenae ct les ffais. n
Les Colportenrs, Marchansls en- charrette, a.
tevts, etc, felaient bien dc faire attention . n
avis. ELBERT 0ANIT
Onelousas. Is iutn 1850. "a
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On lit dams fOpinionne:

% 1T dams FOpinionne:
"L'Aatricbe, en- pendant Milan, a perdn la
vile qn'elie await lrappee lie plus durement
pour 'emprunt force.
MILAN a eie libre ayant d'ayoir debourse
Ia premiere quote de l'emprunt.
La quote impose a la province de Milan
elait de 1888, 900 foriDs; SOFT 75s 400 forms
par mois."