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4 " ANNOUNCEMENT Is made
y lGing columns that Col =. ".
ndtfol, 4 NOV il the city for the
4 NIL accounis VIM Aucticneers. His
~ E11IaFdey \ Co.'s, 81 Magazine street.
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II 11-Sixth Ward American Club-This Club,
by resolution meets regularly the FIRST FRIDAYo each
month"; until the first Friday Of September from which time
1t will meet weekly. jy3O 2ptf
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HarF'or Congress-We ar authorized to am
nounee LAWRENCE D. NICHOLAS, Of the parish of
the opposition candidate Second
gressonal District au23 2ptno7
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Dr. n. .aHfOssC,
DENTIST,
Informs his patients of his return and that he will continue
the practice of his profession with the
Office and residence,
o3 2p6a No IL BARoNNE STREET.
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a9-Fifth Ward American CIub-This club
will hereafter meet regularly every WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, at O'Clock. At the usual place.
By order Of the President sell 2pf
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Notice to .a,sctt0saeers.

Col. W. ROBERTSON Auditor now in the city
for the Of settling with the Auctioneers
main until MONDAY EVENING, the 10th inst.
at G. E. Girardey Co.'s. No. 81 Magazine street.
Ne Orleans. os 2pN
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A0-FIfth Ward American Clnb-This Club
by resolution meets regularly the FIRST WEDNESDAY
Of each month until the first Wednesday of September
which time 1t will meet weekly.
By order Of the President. su22 2ptf
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H- For Congress II First Representative
DisrRlcr-CHARLES BIENyENU is the nominee of the
State Rights Democratic Party candidate for Congress
the First Representative District. seq 2pte
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Woo Opesat,ag,
NOR RIS, M AULL q 90.
CIothiers,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON, NEAR CITY HOTEL.
An entirely and elegant stock of fine fashionable
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS, etc.. embracing
all the
New Fabrics
And
NOVELTIES IN STYLE
They will constantly receiving throughout the approach
ing large and additions to their usual UNRI
VAILED ASSORTMENT
SEES 2ptf NORRIS, MAULL & co,
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Gas Fixtures.
CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS PILLARS, LANTERNS,
and all other usual articles forming complete
assortment of GAS FIXTURES may be found the House.
Furnishing Store Of .'Ms alM
HENDERSON l. GAINES,
No. 100 Canal street.
BAH fixtures sold will be put up without charge for
work, OF 2nlmMnWe&Er
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HaUalaa Cigars and Honey.
In store and landing ex.brig A. A. Chapman
S67,4OO
WELL-SELECTED AND CHOICE CIGARS.
Consisting partly Of
REGALIA, MEDIA REGALIA,
CAZAD0RES, LOEDREs,
CoNCHAs, OPERAS, BREyAs,
MILLAR, etc. etc. etc.
of the following brands
sevilana Clay, Calhoun and Webster; Cervantes; Vim
Prescott Know Something; Washington Palma Celebrada
Fueva Empresa Sol Pueza Conll Puigdensolas; Fixed
Star, etc., etc.
ALSO, AN INVOICE
VERY SUPERIOR CUBA HONEY,
For sale by
JOS. NJ. LABORDE, l
Successors of Labords 4 Xiques,)
80 New Levee, opposite Natchez st.
Sight Exchange ON Havana,
Always for sale in to suit purchasers sel4 2plm
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A9-Has Arrived-Dr. James has re,u,nc,,
from his Northern tour and resumed the prac;ca NJ h
speciality.
He treats exclusively all diseases Of the skin blood and
vons and gonera debility, etc.
Can be fonnd at his old established Dpeassry 81 Custom
nohse street, rev Orleans La, se28 2plm&W
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D8-We are authorized to announce Henry
DANRoN candidate for Constable Of the Seventh Justices
ohlge MANY FRIENDS.
auS0 2ptno7
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sg-For sale By 9. Q. wooDMAN, R. JoURpAN. g.
n MORRISON =, B. wHEELocK CO., E. auILIor,
. Il ) -I.uQas1.
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1S-WOrth Reading and Thinking about
BIhINGER's OLD LONDON DOCK GIN-Designed fol-
the use Of the Medical Profession the Family having
pessedsd the socalled "Gns,n Aromatic" Cordial
AedicAed etc. is endorsed by all prominent ply
chemists and connoisseurs possessing all those
nsc medicinal qualities tTonic and Duretc) which belong
70 an OLD PURE GIN Put nm in oaar sess and SOD
byAa Drusgass. Grocors etc : - -'''''' -,'N e''N
a. NJ BININaER 4 CO.,
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, July Is, 1852
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State fves, 30; Reading
Railroad, 22sS; Norris Canal, SAY; Long Island Rarosd
1o's; Pennsylvania Railroad, ssh
Flour dull, at IS rs for howard street Wheat buoyans
At the opening, but closed dull a, decline Of &c. white
81 80 81 So; red 81 % 81 80 Corn dull: yelov 500
Sic; white s2c s3c. Noes pork $40 25 Bacon sides
exc. whiskey dull: Ohio &c.
Flour unchanged. Wheat dull Corn wanted a, $3.50
for yellow Oats dull at asc 4oc whisksy unchanged.
ALBANY, July 10, 1859
Flour dull transactions conaneo TO ret trade Wnest
Sales 400 bushels white Canadian private ms aod
small lot of handsome white at 81 GO Corn sells in small
lois at scc sic TO- prime Western mixed and ,oand yell
low Oats considerably depressed aad iC. &c ,ower
Nothing doing rye or barley Whiskey fair request
sales 20 oois prison at $3.50 2e2lc. -
Flour du prices rapidly declining sales of 400 bbs,
~ goa s3 for sour; ~ - 30 for state ara sxra lii
Wisconsin, from cluo wheat SIS SO So for extra Aoh
gan Indians and Ohio Sc Is Sc 20 for double
bushels red winter Illinois at 90c 700 busbeg white
kentucky al 81 &c. Corn lower sales Is 600 busoeis
Whissey-saies Of ISL bbls At CSC Lake !me1risa 900
bbls -four. $1,000 bushels wheat, $4,000 bushels corn
Canal exports-ScO bbs -four, $4,000 bushels wheat,
BUFFALO. July ls-ePM
Flour inactive and tending oownwagd: sales of 500
bbs, at SO for sour 81 81 so for State aud ILL.,
nos, from Chicago spring wheat 81 so SIS for extra
Wisconsin, 20 30 So for extra Michigan, Indana aud
lowor: Gales Of GEO bushels red Onio bagged 81 Os
81 TO- 500 bushels and old KENTUCKY at 81 as old
at 81 40; new amber at 81 200 bushels white Ohio al
81 TO- Corn closed dull sales of IS coo bushels Illinois
at 76c No sales Of other grains Whsey steady: salss
OF 200 bbs at 25c Canal freigh!s unchsnset Lake in
pors-4 0co bbls flour, 5000 bushels wheat, Al 900
bushels corn. Canal eaports-3ee bbls -four, 1900
bushels wheat, s, 900 bushels corn
OswEGo, July l8-6P.M.
Flour dull. Wheat dull, with q declining tendency
Corn without material change sales goo bushels Illinois
at scc Canal reghts steady Csc -four, 6c on wheat
&c. TO New York. Lake mports-l2 4O0Ibuahes
wheat. Canal exports-9, 600 bushes corn.
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pirate, scoundrel aud what ~ Now, the
tacs is, that the HERALD Ivas he only journI,
snd its editor the only editor, that Supported the
Napoleonic idea and the Emreror's measures
over and above the Kossuth, Mazzihi and Ledru
Rollin vsgaiies at the time Of the coup dftat 10
1852. The Chevalier Webb will be kind enough
to refresh his memory with these facts. And
our course in that aspect Of French affairs was
dictated by personal knowledge of Louis Napo-
leon gained la 1867, just previous to the STIR
ring events of lS4S, which paved his road to
power. We had, at that time, several free
conferences and extended conversations with
him, and formed our opinion of him al that time.
That he was man of talent and sagacity,
and thoroughly man of the time, we be-
lieved then. We said so then, have said so
since, and repeat it now. We did this con amore,
and without any expectation of receiving gold
snuff box from the Chamberlain or the Emperor,
or $52, 900 from his banker We don't want to
be so impolite as to say publicly that the Cheva-
lier Webb is liar; but if he does not wish to be
considered a calmniator and nincompoop he
will take back bis statement which connects us
with the ignorant, shortsighted and vulgar de-
nouncers of the Emperor Of the French.
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e.
From the Pacific ity Herald extra, July
capt Nrc2os reached homo yesterday, July 8. He
eit the WINES on he 25h ult Consequently be made the
trip in about ihrteen days, aud brings atest yet
TeCeiv sd rom the MINES.
In regard TO the gold mnes, Cart NJ lost no opportuni
W CT obtaining all the reliable information possioo. II
extensive acquaintance with the pioneer goo seekers,
and his frequent intercourse with them gave hT uDusu
facilities acquiring correct inform aSon Being entirely
osnierested we feel satisfied his statements
the truth than anything yet published.
lac says In estimated that twenty thousand Persons
were al mines. OF this number not than
every Eve hundred was making gooi wages The major
ity were not paying expenses. The number who are
making extraordinary wages is limited TO very few.
not think the entire amount Of gold
tnis sesson thus far exceeds twenty thousand dollars
Between Cache oudre and tAe crossing of the South
Platte passed about zoe teams returning home. N1st
Of the persona ng these hsu visited
mountain oggngu, but failed 20 meet with sufficient
coursgement 20 induce them 10 remain
The statement Of Horace Greeley ana others greatly
d9gerotd consequence VI anpoSiit0ns prdcised ps
these grlensa Ly INTERESTED parties He thpKs, very
few lstarces $3.50 TO $500 have been OF
claims day. but these instances exceedingly raxo-
His advice to all who oonioop plate emigratng 70 tina
mines 10 wait further deveOpements Next spring will
be time enough 10 start II tie news should co8tnue
favorable. Those who nov WIZ In all probability nave
cause ~ regret IT,
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The Observers OF the Weather In the Attain
tic and gulf States.

AT the instance OF the ROYAL Society and the British Az
gocaton for the Advancement OF Science the British gov
ernment is just commencing series of observaions
In and around the North Atlantic the purpose If
investigating the law Of storms and phenomena con-
Corning the weather in and about that ocean
The matter has been placed in charge of Admiral F.z
Roy Of the Meteorological Department of the Board OF
Trade (and Admiralty London calls on ships a. sea
as well as shore for operation The obser
vatons are to commence forthwith continue until
September, 1860, and they relste principally to
winds and weather. Therefore, though observations
with nstrumen in addition those of the eye on the
direction and fose OF the wind and character Of The
weather also desirable, yet the assistance 10 be rem
uered cy those who will keep Journal giving simply the
iorCe ana erection Of me the OF the
weather twice day tbus--June %, n. W, fresh (5)
cloudy with any further remarks that may seem need
IuD-~iu be highly portant and thankfully received
The hours of observations beng about a N. and p NJ
OF mean time at Greenwich, Will be for Texas $50
A H ana 4. NJ; for New 0rleans about g. for Georgia
ana FLORIDA about $780, for Philadelphia about a. and for
Eastport, Maine, about 4:a0 A. NJ. and p NJ
hoped that the masters OF our coastng vessels will
also that the fishermen will do the same and last though
not least, the farmers.
Admiral Fitz Roy has furnished me with number OF
circulars and blank FORMS containing full and
giving detailed instructions to hcse 70 observe
copy Of which snail be happy W furnish TO any one
who will apply.
This is benedcert undertaking, raught with aayan-
tages alike 10 all Oh both sides OF the Atlantic hope
my fellow Citizens will give the agement and sup
port deserves ana that the press generally will secpai
tbs appeal by publishing the above, oDee respect
fully, NJ f. MAURY
OBsERyATO July If
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Police Intelligence.

FIGHT IN JONES' Wo0D.-ONE MAN SHor,-About ten
O'Clock last night several young created dsturbAnce
1t dance In jones' Wood. The Germans drove them
away for time; however they returned the
alteration, which very coon led to a general fight
severs were knocked down. pistols wore then resorted
70, ana several Shots 6red The alarm brought the
police promptly TO the Of disturbance On ihe an.
proach OF the police Of the parties engaged in the
melee escaped One.youpg man. named Michael Nc Mann
was found nsensoe on the ground, bleeding prorusely
from severe wound Oh The head The njuren man was
conveyed BY the police TO the Nineteenth ward station
house, ADD medical attendance procured aud the
wound dressed. is supposed the wound was inflicted
by ball discharged from of the pistols Captain
Bryan and his went search Of concerned in
the afay Tie injured detained in the station
house. - $500
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Williamsburg City News.

REcovERrD-T body of John Il. Weims, who waa
drowned Thursday morning last was recovered yes
terday. The body floating in the river by Char
les W. sheppard SIC pilot of the ferry boat Greenpont
who secured At and took II ashore, whore an inquest
held by Coroner Smell. The funeral will take place this
afternoon.
FOUND DRowNED-The body Of an vn man waa
found tho n, the foot of South Sxh street ye
terday. II was much decomposed, and appeared be
that OF g longshoreman
CouP De SoIiEL-Mrs Caroline Miller was proatra.od
by the heat of the Sunday afternoon and 9scp 10
her resdcnoe in Union avenue near Marshall street vhao
by tho aid VI proper remedies she soon recoyere3'
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News from Havana.

BALTIMORE July 10, 1859.
The steamship Baltimore has arrived here, with Ha-
vBna dates of the lash inst.
TIE demand for sugar slight and decline In
prices anticipated. Muscovadoes seven eight
rias for common
Moasses dull at three and quarter 70 three and
half rails for clayed and four and quarter to four and
three quarter rails for muscovadoes.
Freghts were dull.
Sterling exchange at IL a4 per cent premium and
New York, Boston, &C., at sixty days, per cent
The brigs John Bach, Republic, and j. NJ Morales, all
from and for New York, were In port
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Respect t. the Memory or nv. Croa.e.

eosroS, JOY 10, 1852
At the Board d Aldermen this evening tho death OF Mr.
Choao was appropriately reerred to By Mayor Lincoln
and others. committee appointed 10 confer with
the family and members Of the bar the cub ec Of fur
Tier testimonials 70 the deceased by the city government
The Young MEMS Democratic Club passed resolutions
this evening Of respect to Inc memory Of Mr. Choate
1he committee of the Suffolk bar Oh in reference to
the death Of Mr. Choate will report resolutions TO
II 10 understood there will be public funeral and Gu
logy. Mr. CALEB Cushing will deliver the eulogy.
Al the meeting Of the Essex County Bar, held in Salem
to day. sece Of resolutions ia regard 70 the death OF
Nj. cboate were adopted
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MAILS FOX THE PACIFIC.

ksw York Hera,d-Calirornia Edition.
The United States mail steamship Star Of the West, Cap
tam Gray viii leave this port afternoon, Ut
two O'Clock, for AspnwalL
The mails for California parts Of Che Pacific
wli close at one O'Clock to morrow afternoon.
The NEW YoRK wgKAEy HKsAIp-Cahfornia edition.
containing the latest Intelligence from all parts OF the
world will De published eleven O'Clock in the morning
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing six cents
Agents Wiz please send IN their orders as carly ~ pos
EthIa
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The New York REHABILITATION for Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Asia, Captain Lott will
leave this port to morrow morning for Liverpool.
The European mails will close in this city at ten O'Clock
to morrow morning.
The European edition OF the HERALD will be published
nj half past nine O'Clock in the morning, Single copies in
wrappers, six cents.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
New HERALD will be received at the following places
in Europe
LONDON Sampson Low Son h Co., ~ Ludsaie Hill.
Lansing, Starr Co, "a King wlam street.
PARE. Lansing, Bald WIN Co. place de la 8ouIse.
LIVERPOOL. Lansing, Starr Co., No. Chapel street.
r. stuart 10 Exchange street, East.
BAvRS .LansD9, Baldwin Il Co., q Rue Cornelle.
HAMBURG. De Chapeaurohee Co.
The contents Of the European edition Of the HERALD viii
sombne The received by mail and telegraph at the
office during the previous week ana up to the hour OF the
qualification
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NEW ORLEANS, July IS, 1853
The steamship Tennessee, Vera Cruz the 18th
net has arrived up, and have the following add
tonsl intelligence
MIR. McIAnes demand for the surrender Of the five mil
lions conducta alone saved it, few hours later Robes
received perempory orders from Mramon, seconded by
Ministers Otway and Gabrac to allow the conduc!a
to enter Vera Cruz.
Robes had captured PIsclllulan from the liberals
MARQUEE had pronounced in favor Of himself at
4uadaajara.
NEWS FROM TIKI NORTHERN DEPARTMENTS
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1859.
Advices from Tampieo to the ID Of July, specially tee
graphed to the Charleston Cor from New Orleans say
the organization Of the liberal forces in Northern
Mexico is broken up. Miramonists are acting with re
newed vgor and not only threatening San Luis dc
Potos hut expedition Of loco strong against Tampico
is being organized under General Moreno Artillery
and ammunition bad arrived at Tampco from Vera Cruz,
and large quantity of powder had also been received
there from New Orleans.
ARRIVAL OF sENoI LERDo At NEW ORLEANS.
10 THE EDITOR or TIE HERALD.
New YORK, July 10, 1850.
notice in your excellent paper Of thig day that the
Minister Of Finance Of the Juarez government among
the passengers by the steamer Tennessee which arrived
at New Orleans the 10th inst. The ia true 1t is
confirmed by Geographic despatch which have just
received; and II yeu will recall to memory the name
Of that Minister, you will conceive of how great mpcr
lance II is.
Senior Miguel Lerdo de Tejsda the called upon by
bis genius patriotism, energy, loyalty and his we.trea
probt TO reform and regenerate bis country he not
only the frs sai,scan the first fp sncier Of Mexco
but he is the man Of the situation the OF the present.
the man of the future.
Promoter Of the celebr for the redeeing of
the property Of CorporaGons-civ and eccesiastica-
which had in view the subdivision Of the mmoveabe
tates Mexico, he who took the first step which
made under the Comonfort administration in the
way Of reform-socia political ard administrativein
that country he also the promoter Of the law Of the
18th inst, which nationaizes that property, mas
much in the hands of the clergy; and this
law, being complement 70 the FIRST is Of the basis
upon which Senior Lerdo has Initiated and combined bis
gr plan, and, undoubtedly once In fair way OK
cuton Wi put the seal to that same reform.
TIE Of Sencr Lerdo de Tejadas Journey 10 the
United States grave and of the highest importance
they fulfilled it will mark, without doubt, the
of phase for Mexico. Senior Lerdo Is eicacious
y seconded by the government and the citzens OF this
country, IL he meets here active operation Mexico
will be traDafor med, and viii become, long,
great rich and mighty natona worthy ally TO the Con-
federation Of the North. Your obedlept servant.
A, B O.,
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NEWARK, N. j., July is, 1859.
Henry Haug died this morning from mi urss inflicted ca
the 9th instant by his employer, Mr. Ls gardener
In the Fifth ward Hsug claimed ht.y cep,s more due
him than Lite would allow, when the latter kicked aaug
from bis prelsee which resulted death Lz is under
arrest
Four attempts at incend'arsm were made in the sixth
ward on Saturday, one proving successful, destroying
barn. The authors yet undiscovered.
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A Slave Case at Plymouth, Mass.

Boston, July 1S, 1852
Dir. Vim. Homes and wife, OF New Orleans now stop
ping in Plymouth, were served with writ OF habeas
corpus to day, requiring them 10 deliver up female
slave named Maria Gaskns who, il is alleged in the WRIT
restrained Of her liberty The writ returned
Judge Metcaf Of the Supreme Court, and bearing is
assigned for to Maria brought to his city
Her chief Rint is that sho has enjoyed lens liberty
at The Norh han In New Orleans, aud stating this 70
some coored friends at cacrch yelsrday TO have
led 10 the present legal proceeding
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New York DSlnocv Rata la Coumcl at *ar aSssa.
SAR. ToGA, Juy IS, 1859
Fernando Wood here las. vice. IN cons''a""s
witt TIE leading hsfds, and assured them IA. 'Nst"
Co. had become frightened into scqu q. :" w
demands oil the harts TO cbooee delegates the Naous
Converton to Ne hld At Charleston by single dist iS,s.
Mir Wood engaged In the organization OF the bAras
for the fall campaign.
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the part of the police captain who was fearful that
an expose in the newspapers might annoy Madam's
boarders.
The annual prize speaking of the Free Academy
took place last evening at the Cooper Institute
Nine of the students competed for the prizes which
will be awarded by committee appointed for the
purpose.
The cotton oarket was quiet yesterday. the sales
were confined 10 200 800 bales the basis OF quota
tons given In another column Flour was again heavy
and lower especially for common and medium grades
of State and Western. The market closed with some
demand from the trade the concession Southern
flour was comparatively quiet, while prices without
change OF Importance especially for the higher class Of
brands. Wheat was heavy, with rather dong:
mon 10 good Southern white cold al II 50 81 CO. red
do. at 81 40 ash So and common Missouri at 81 So
Corr was less buoyan with sses of unsound Western
mixed at &c., sound do old and new, at sSo Ic, and
Western and Southern yellow al 922lc. 93c. Pork
heavy and lower with sales Of al SIS 81 and
prime at ST. The market active at the conces
sion, especially for prime. Beef heavy and lard
changed Coffee quiet and sales limited while prices
were steady Freight engagements were quite light and
rates unchanged. Among the shipments wero $50 bales
cotton for Liverpool at I'd. $500
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TIE CHEvAIIER WEBB AND NAPOLEON Ill
The Cbevalier Webb, in the course Of long
trade yesterday, proves himself to be as grea.
blunderer in the matter Of local facts as our
quadriiateral contemporary in Italian topography
and geography. The Chevalier places us in the
same category with some Of our vulgar cotem-
poraries who, at the time OF the coup d<t,t, and
for several years subsequently, denounced the
Emperor OF the French as traitor, perjurcr