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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-08
PROJET DE CODE
RELATE AUX ~PATROUILLES
DAMS La PAROIssE DE La
POINTE COUPE<E.
IA c%ontinuer.>

ART. l
En- temps ordinaire il scra fat au moins une
patrouille, ct pas plus de deux. par semaine,
dams chaque district de patrouilles. Les limi:
4es de ces patrouilles sont les m6mes que
celles des districts du Jury de Police. II sera
nomme chaque aimee, a la seance de --
IN directeur de patrouilles pour chaque dis
trict.
ART. 2.
/ Tous les blancs de 16 a so ans seront tenus a
faire patrouille quand lis en- seront requis.
Les directeurs ct les capitaines de patrouilles
deVront 6tre proprietaires on fills de proprietai-
res d'esclave.
Les directeurs de patrouilles auront lie droit
de diviser leur district en- autant de sections
qu'ils lie jugeront convenable ct de designer I'M
c~apitaine pour chaque section.
ART, 8.
Toute patrouiIle sera faite commencement a
I'm ordre ferit adresse au capitaine de chaque
section par lie direeteur du district. ct sera COM
posee de cinq homanes a tour de role.
La patrouille Sc fera a pied on a cheval scion
les ordres du capitaine auyquels les TONNES de
patrouille devront obeir peidantla duree de
celleei.
ART. 4.
Tout esclave troure sans permisde son maftre
gu de fagent descelui-ci. a dix miles hors DIES
llnates de son maitre. sera retenu par la pa
trouble.
Ii sera du devoir du eapitaine de patrouille
de notifer lmmediatement on aussit6t que pos
slble. lie proprletaire de ~l'esclave ainsi arrete,
ct iedit propfletaire devfa payer .au capitaine
une piastre par ehaque %esclave arrete a pied, ct
dear piastres par chaqne esclave arrete a cheval.
Dams lie cas- on fesclave ainsi arrete refuse
raft de bonner lie nom de son maitre. il sera con-
sidere CONNIE naarron ct conduit a la geole de
paroisse.
ART. 5.
Dams les d heures qui suivront une %patroui'-
lie, lie capltaine devea faire p~aryenir au direc
tenr un rapport detailie concernant la police DIES
e%sclaves dams la p~atouille precedente ct speci-
liant lie nom DIES hommes de patrouilIe qni all.
raient refuse d'obeir a l'ordre dudit capitaine.
Tout capitaine qui negligera on refus ra de
presenter lie dit rapport dams lie temps fxe, sera
passible d'uue amended cling piaares par cha
que &C ntavention, recouvrables sur lsinstanee
du direct"ur, pardeyant tout tribunal eomnG
tent.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-08

A RRETEES par Benjamin Evans sur son habi-
N tation sur la riviere Atchatalaya deuy jul
ments toutes les deux de couleur bal d'environ
II mains de haut, agees d'environ 5 on i ans
unc portant IL marquc W. ct l'autre X. sur la
hanche. Ioreilie droitc eoupee ct la gauche fen
due. lie proprietaire est notifie d'avoir d So
prfsenterpo pour prouver sa %propriete ct payerlcs
trais; simon les dites epaves s,r"nt yenducs dams
les soixante dix ours ontormcment a la loi a
Iotfice du soussignt.
Samedi lie Ter jour de D6ccmbre 1860 100 An
W. II. POOLE.
Pointe Coupee S Sept. SO j. T. lme Dist
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-08
"A GRANDE PoLEMIoUEs AU sUJEr DE
MACHINES A COUDRE.

Ns~Comme les creatures de la compagncs de
machines IA coudse de Wheeler ct Wilson dena-
turcnt les fats dune maniere inexcusable. par
la vote DIES journaux, ct reproduisent lie decret
annule dune Cour inferieure, nous croyons de-
voir denoncer la fraude en- Dormant Iarret que
Went de renlre lie premier tribunal DIES Etats
Unis. LIE voici.
lie decret du JUICE Nelson. a Cooperstown'
ayant etc public dams tout lie pays, nous croyons
devoir declarer que Get arret dune Cour infe-
Iienre, don't la juridiction ne comprcnd que lie
district mfridional de New-York. a etc renverse:
en- tant quill s;agit de la Compagnie de machines
a coudre de Sloat, par lie decret rendu recemment
par lie JUICE Dunlop, de la Cour de Circuit DIES
Etats Unis, ii Washington. Ce @decret etablit
clairement lie fat que la patente d'Atkis + Eel
thousen est la seule yalide, la seule qul soft di
gne de c%oniance ct en- vertu de laquelIe on puts
Sc manufacturer DIES machines a coudre aux Etats
Unis. 81
La Compagnie de machines q coudre de Sloat
est la seule qui ait une ~licence, ct, consequent
ment, malgre lie decret de Cooperstown, tous les
autres lubricants violent un droit, d:apres la
premiere autorite legale du pays. Appel a de
ia etc ~fnterjete, meme dams lie petit district du
juge Nelson
GEO B. SLOAT.
President de la compagniede machines
a coldre de Sloat.
Iutf NJ. S.. HEDRICK. agent
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As 5AWA44Bs
r.

III II u.
4 Phonneur d'offrir au public ses SER
Il vices pour tout ce qui concerne la
reparation, la garniture ct Fornementa-
ton de toute espece de voitures dams lie
govt lie plus nouveau.
Il Sc charge de la confection de se}les
ct de harnais en- tous genres.
Hr Il ofre en- vente, a DIES prix mo-
d6res, I'm assortment complet de voitu-
res de toutes sortes, fraichement regar-
MES ct guarantees sous tous lesgrapports.
II espere que ses efforts c%ontinneront
a lui meriter la coniance du public.
Son atelier Sc trouve situe en- face lie
magasina de NJ. MANUEL LeB, Chemin
Neuf.
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Chevaux, Mulets, etc,

nousSl1NE. connu depuis de tongues an.
- nees pour son experience dams cette brapcbs
Importance de commerce, Went de S 'etablir d'nn.
mal'1ere permanente "a la Poiute- Coupe, 0rss
du debarcadare du Ferry ct en- face do Rarro rs
Sara: IL a tleve en- Get endroit de snacirns,a
eculIes' ct aura CONSIGNMENT tn main Grand nnD,
bre de Mulets ct de Chevaux elcvfs n "
''aras pres dc Lexington 'Kcn,ucky). i ns,
ctlrlr au choiX du public les plus beaux an drsms
dc race. ainsi que les produits croists DIES esns"as
les pins rrn"nmtes dn Kentucky. pour la taiIn
It la force. " "lie
ArSsi: B6tes a corncs Durham ct autrp) MAJ
tons a Tongue lainr. etc. race rorcipe d. nrs
mier cloiX. SANFORD TU0WpSnh"e
Pointe Conp6e. ~ decemhrc 1859. #.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-08
Az S

A YANT aeqnis lie fond exploite jusqu'a ce
n jour par NJ. L. Fl. TRupEAu (Waterloo> al
Fhonneur d'annoneer a mes amis, ct all public
en- general, queje suis pref, des maintenant, a
poursuirre lie memee genre d'affaire;
Marehandises seches, Groceries. ProGuits de
fOuest. Article d'utilite ct de ~fantaisie etc. etc.
Une attention toute spectacle sera donnee a la
reception ct a lexpedition DIES produits: ct j'es
pere j~ustifier par mes SONS lie bfenveiilant pa
tronage que je s%ollicite.
HENRI RENE.
Waterloo II .tvrii 1850.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-08
RAUSClI & Gle.
PIE PAEiS

(Peintres, 7"pissiers a Decoroteurs)
HNT Lhonnaur d'annoncer au public qu'ils
" sont tout prets a entrepre1dre les travauA
qu'on youdra bien lcur confer. tells que:
Pei1ture unie ct ornemeT1tte Dr. maisons on tditices
-Decors. FoUlniture ct posagc de lapicrs de
TEXTURES, limitations de boiS on de marbres-
Enseignes en- tout genre
ExGcutent toute tspece de pciDture tant a
Fresque qua l'hnile pour decorations de Salons.
Eglises. etc. etc.
S'adresser an Chomin-Nerf. Il l'h6tel de NJ. Y
Major. GU l'on pourra examiner I'LL specimen DE-
leurs trayanE.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-08
$40 DE ~RECOMPENSE.

\ RECOMPENSE ci-dessus est promise a
IL toute personne qui ramenera a lancienne
habitation de Vignes & Lebeau. la negrcsse
FRANCHISE, partie dams la mutt du q juil
let. qui probablement est retenue cachee par
ouelques-uns de scs camarades du voisinage.
JAMES HCTCHES.
Watnrloo. IS INLET 1850.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-08
Juliet 1860.
GUILLAUME KNAPS.
(Cafe des Habitamts.)

(CdJe NeS HdO2td NzS-.J
A L'HONNEUR de pfevenir ses amis
~ ct lie public que. de retour de la Nouvelle
Orleans. depnis peu de jours. liza enforcement
renouvelt ga barre. ct s'est procure les BLOSSOMS
les plus agreables &c les plus rafraichissantes
dams cette saison de l;annee.
Aussi I'm assortment de cigares de premier
ehoix ct que ses arrangements avec une DIES bon
mes maisons de la vile lui permettent de livrer
en- toHte confance aux amateurs.
TABLE piIorEET PENSION BoURGEoIsE. Messieurs
les voyageurs sont egalement prizes de Sc soure-
mir quill tent a leur disposition. de BONES ecu
ries oil seront recls ct nourris leurs %cilcsaHx.
mai Him.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-08
A NENDRE,

100 barilS de CHAJN. S'adresscr All bureau
du Journal. 20 oct
AVIS AUX IIABTTANS SCCRIERS
T Esoussignt otfre en- vente. a son atelier. 81
- tue a Waterloo. une %uuanilte de BCl
CAUTS EFT BARILS a melasse quill yendra a
des priX ties modercs.
Il oct@zs. ANTOINE CLINE.
DERNl lie douZc Septrmlre 1860, TN BILLET
i souScrit par L. GOV. johnson. de la summe
d. Sl215 payable IA l'ordrr de w. Cots. &c
billet est ell dale du mois de JUN.
W COTS
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D. STOCKING, d. SrocKISt
Pointe Coupee, LIE. Bayou Sara. LIE.
CHIRURGIENS- DENTISTES,

LES Docteurs D.. L.. ct D. STOCKING som
prets a Sc rendre a lappel de tous ceux qui ont
besoin de leurs services PROFESSIONALS, dams MIN.
porte quelle partie du pays.
LIE DIR. D.. Stocking peut etre consulte au
Bayou Sara. 7fev-ly.
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A Y S

r rs creancicrs de ia succession de A. J STE
IL vENSoN decide sont requis de presenter
leurs complies a L. G. Picou. administrator on
bien all sonssigne son avocat. Les pcrsonnlle
oui doivent a la ditt succession sont egalenrts
REFUSES dc sacquiter entire les mains du soussi
gne.
J.. II. HALSEI
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-08
MILITARY LAND WARRANTS.

LocatiOn de Ierre.
". qui ont en- leur possession des Military Land
UarYants. GU tous autrcs Warrants, lesquels ne
peuvent Gtre places sur les terres situees Ell Loui-
siane, quill partira sous peu pour FEtat Mime
sofa. CONNIE Eannee derniere, pour y faire des
locations de terre. II p9urra faire d'excellentes
locations avec les susdits Warrants, pour tous
ceux qui youdront Fen charger, en- les lui re
mettant sous peu. ..
Pour plus anples informations s'adresser "a lui
ou au bureau de ce journal.
C. G. HALE.
7iuillet 1860.
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f. y 4 Y +

ARRETEE pa: NJ. rlE1rv
Farlss Ii,tf,oo. sur |" bal" du CleraI - lli''
sn aa1c so'ns ARE "i1e mule amtricaine, OK IL Ia
,"le, ;".es. age d'environ 5 a Sans on "!ltnr
Ton 'n,l"s "e na!''ur aucune marne ,;.
LOU ion' porte a c'oirc qu'tAc lr,,;,li d. 'F:Dls.
=" rr'pr,c'a'r" str'tft Il, y,rir
H. l''ff rfel"m'r dams les 10 junrs tni IN &c
h !" r"'r u. CO.. avs: sin"n el!e ,sla ,c1S r,''n'
bureau q" so"SSisn, c'rtun,nnt,In'rE!ie ali
I~'In'e-Conpfe. - mnt. I>fo ''0e FAX
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ARCHITECTE.
CHEyAUX MULETS, Ell.

~ SANFORD THOMPSON: s. aval ~ e..
M. srmcnt comm parmi lee l"ahiian's . u 70
sra pd'u po,ubre de- cheraux de sellt ct, de vow
re. Mulets. etc, etc. otlps rr 70
Ces animaux sont tous remarqnah'Ts ~ ,ste
heante de- leurs former ct la purtlf de l,mlr e
1t NJ. Thompson peut assu!er gun lie ct d.
moment les plus beaux cheva1A
voiture qui aient parn dams Ia fai 10 nulle g.
Ns~ll invite respectuerse mem e;ptr Cope
mir visiter son etallissement de la o'"'
tout aupres dc Bayou Sara.
a0ht Is.
w. e. COOLEY
EAc.INIEif
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B \, y !, y !, s.,
CAFE DE LA MASON DE COUE

CAFE DE LA MASON DECUJR.
(-Nec Plus IWfo.l
Mr.. Ntronique Major a lhouEe,r de rappt Ter
lflau public qle sd barre est %toujourS approvi-
sionn6e dies ~li4ururS les plus choi>irs ct les plus
dc la t,IACE.
T.1ELE UUO7E.
II Went cgaltmcnt d'installcr une Ho1Er. ou il
peut ~recevoir commodcment NM. les voyugeurS
CHEFIEI EFT TUITTRES ALOIEI.
'etablisscmcnt de NJ. Major. a proAimitc de
In maisun dccour. uttrr toutes les facilities Gesira
bl~s aux personnes que leurs ~atfaires appellen,
au chemin-ncut. Ode Juiu lsb0
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-08

Hp npr,r -N Ll Ii
"hi MS S'CARD ayant rcn
~ mission d~ENrANTE,E lrpI1c d ,ns IA con-.
au public. Ct f'coalnanGs
Les af'a'r"S qai lni seront copf7.,s
d'c's avec soin ct diligence, S'l"at expo
aurcsStl N%e,erlun. = 49,.
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NEr.,1ur.

fVfGERoN MEcAN1nEN
uonn" depuls longtcnps dams |. p,r:.
compile sur la b, nveiiIance du publ, q. II
que son "ctiI!tt ct son adrcssr juslitinrn'u,s espeIe
nance oeS personlrs gui voudrout hirn '"c"n,
RACER. ''ch encon-
ll~ch'r'rrend 'galrmentl lie K4ER0,y,cr
con ateller sc 'rouvc a l'ancienne r.s;a ,'H
(Fau>se Riviere.) III" 1oma'1tT
Les personnes qui %anraient DIES cb.,sr
rer peuvent les lui envoyer en- toute conaan a Ter,
II main. 'oHhalce,
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HON IS CHAp0TnN

- VIfAFUTUN
II TX EMINENT Gta)li IA la Fans. p;-.>
s's services Il M,s>ivuls les u "llsFe tfre
qualitt de "S iiaoltaHt>, or
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EPAEES

Waterloo. % Juliet 1860.
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Village. % juliet 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11

ITAyTNwoRTH, Kama, Fridas, Feb. IN, looI'
The Pixies Peal Express ARR ed here IN satternoo1
With cafes of The Sd inst, and S3 600 III gold;
The out1 ard bound express SRs delayed hity-,"o
hours by heavy snowe which feb TO The depth oil
fifteen inches between tie Big aDI Little Blue rivers
Great excitement prevailed In Denver City on ac'
count OF the jumping Of several elaine within the city
Unite, Tue JUMPERS coumtnced the erec ION OF build
ines sna W.. warned 10 desst BY Coz, 1mlttee Of
The town the company declared their determiD tion =
bod the claims II al hazards. Rifles were 10, eie,
upon tho COMMITTEE, who, after holding COusl
withdrew but during the night party pro ceeded 10
the claims and destroyed The improvements wthOat
moderation. 1be day following the jumpers retail
aied by firing upon K b. Bradford, Ageu Of toe Ex
press COMPANY, Who however, escsped unhut. An
attempt vas clio made 20 shoot r. e. Wbiteset, Sec
lfiaiy Of the Iowa Company,
OWING TO threats having been made OF firing the
city, the streets were patrolled by armed bodies OF
citizens during che enFuiTg night, but no outbreak oc
CURED Ii was the prevailing belief that the clam
controversy would lt ad to serious results.
The citizens Of Aurora have taken measures to sup
prets the petty robberes which had become aarmiugy
prevalent. Several collisions occurred between the
citiu ia and implicated persons. IA Sheriff Dhddangh
was fired upon while entering the street from tho Vas
qUez House. military company was asse nbled,
who preserved quiet during the night. The next day
four of the most offensive rioters were ordered to
leave within FIVE hours under penalty Of being hung,
which re quest they complied with.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11
GREAT britain,

In the House OF Lords, on the 10th, Lord Brougham
gave notice that he would, an early day, move foi
some returns relative TO Slavery and would bring the
| whole question before the House. He would alec
mCye for return Of the cotton imported into England
fion America.
He made his melton on the following evening.
The DIXIE of Newcastle, in response, said the re-
iuIns should lie produced, and the Government would
do alI in ms power to suppress the slave trade.
The Marquis Of Normandy asked the Government
whether they had received any information of negol-
tens ssd to be progressing between France and Sar'
dria for the annexation OF Savoy to France,
Earl Granville ssid the Government had no inforna-
tioD Of any negotiations Of the kisd and the French
Government had not been MADE acquainted with their
opinions as to such an arrangement.
On the 27th in the Commons, Mr.. Griffith caIibd NJ
teniion to rumor that 30 900 French troops were
ptcted It Leghon, and inquired whether there was
any reason suppose that the OBJECT Of such move
ment was 20 prevent the annexation Of Central lsly
to Sardinia.
Lord John Russell sta there was no truth in tie
statement; and he had no reason whatever to believe
that the French Government contemplated any such
step with the view jmputet to it in the question.
Lord John Russell also stated in reply to question
by Mr.. AIonckton Mnes, that in compliance with the
address Of the House ON the cruetiee pFacticed on
beard American shfs he had communicated with the
American Government, and power had been given by
II 10 Mr. Dallas to enter into negotiations TO put an
end to the atrocities 20 dsraeefa to humanity; a
veniion was being drawn up with this object in
view. ICheers.
The Attorney .General gave notice Of a bill for the
consolidation ard amendment of The bankruptcy hws
TIE remains Of Captain Harrison were removed from
Southampton on The 26tb amidst every demonstration
Of respect. The bells were tolled, minute guns
fred, and the shops were closed.
The commercial treaty between England and France
attracted much attention. Some Of its provisions had
been published
Later adyces had been received from Australia.
There was panic at Melbourne, aDdsumerous failures
hao cccurred
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CIScISsATI, FRIDAY, Feb. 10, 1861.
fire last night destroyed Kimbal g. Weeds iiorF-
iu1 mill, No So Race stieet, and communicating TO
he chair factory OF William Nubers, destroyed that
sIso. The loss il $4,000 Insurance, 10000.
BUFFALO, Friday, Feb. 10, 1859.
fire Last night at Tonawanda destroyed tho large
s,,,tor and three warehouses adjoinne, belonging 20
a q cleveland & Co.. and ths American Hotel barge
and elegsnt building The fine dock upon which the
anu ,ss hnilf was also burned 70 the waters edge
I Of the loss IL notknown but Is Is cOnsd-
eTsble. The insurance IL small - an ,oeo
FIRE boke out this morning in the Edson BLOCK, ana
h destroved the ttores Ooenpiedb MesFs' Mhiish q
r neb e,ocsrs Ru,sell & Clark jewelers.; j. II.
MnrSoek ana w. HaskeIl, books and stationery A.
Hatch 6 Co. hardware; Chas Chapman druggist;
George Paul grocer, AID r. II. Bailey, s'lyer'G''ni
al.o. the office vi she T0gn Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11
NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.
sraiTE. ALBANY, FEB. 10, 1850.

.. SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1850.
ETPORTs.
Mr.. GOSS, favoTsbly, To extend tbs time sor paying
certain assessB epis ia RIgB County.
Mr.. RICHMOND, 10 print 5000 extra eoPies Of the
report OF the MaLRgsrpf the New-foTk state Lunatlc
Asyum. Agreed to-.
Mr. PROSSER, tho Canal bil-for completing the
Canals Of the State. Third reading.
TIE PRESIDENT presented the annual report OF
the Commissioners o. Emigration.
NOTICES.
Mr.. LAWRENCE-'Fo Authorize james n Woods
TO construct and operate railroad IN oesiRn streets IN
Nsw-YoTk CITY.
MIR. MANIERRE-To amend The act to incorporate
Religions Societies.
Mr.. MCLEOD MURPHY by bill-To alter the map
Of Now York City.
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Lnrre Bank DefaIcnfion.

PROVIDENCE Z. l., Friday, Feb. IN, IS9.
II was announced here this morning thai the Rhode
hlaId Exchange Bank, at Fact Green ch, had failed,
and u at the Cashier deaulter 10 the amount Of
$72O0O The capital is 100000, and The circulation
$4,000 He ia also defaulter TO the Sayiogs Bank
in the same town, of which he was Treasurer to the
smoant of $50, 600 He has lost the money in stOek
peculaiions The assets Of tho bank ample for the
redemption of It's circulation, and the holders Of be
ought rot 10 sacrifice them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-11
Agricultural Convention.

NEW-HAYEN, Friday, Feb TO- ISbU.
The reception last evening by the students Of the
Yale Scientific School TO tho ARricutura Convention
was an interesting OCCASION The balls Of the Liter
ary Societies were thrown open and about 500 geu-
tcmen and ladies were received by the venerable Pro-
fetsor Shman. Two week ks Of the lecture course
main, when ihirty.fve lectures on agriculture and
domestic animals will be gwen.
The gale has been severe all day, but no damage
has been cone in this vicinity.
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The Murders on American Ships
CONTENTION BETWEEN BKGLAED AND AMERICA
ANOTHER LETTER FROM THE PORE.
HAPPY. Feb. 10. 1860.

y telegraph HaI to ssckvr, and thence Via Quebe,
ard Bopire.l TO Yor-the line through Msine 1einl
interrupted
HALHAx, Feb. 10, 1860.
Tie Royal Mail steamship Canada, which lef'
Liverpool at 10 O'Clock the morning of the 18th ut,
arrived here at / o'clock this afternoon.
TIE steamship EtDa was to leave for Hew-Iork
shortly after the Canada.
TIE steamship X ngaoo from New-YOrk arrived at
Liverpool vu the morning Of the 9TH.
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LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.

LIsBoN, Jan. 26.-TIe Cortes have been opened to.
day The Kipgsspeech mentions The friendly relations
ai Portugal with an nations.
MADRID, Jan. q There is nothing new from the
seat Of war.
PARIs, Jan. 29-The JNirCys pubi,hes q letter
from the Pope to the Arehbshops and Bishops, stating
the motives Of bis refusal TO accept the advics Of the
Emneror 70 give up The Romagna
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From Albany.

ALBANY, Friday, Feb IL, I6bU
Renop against the passage Of auy law inter
fering with the Eastern steamships are pouring INTO
the Senate daily They are signed by tho bulk OF the
rromipeut merchants aud BANKERS Of New-fork, aud
are very emphatic sgaihst the proposed Legislation in
this matter.
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,Rhe HndsOn Rridge Case.

BUDsON, n. T., FfidaJ, Feb. 10 IobU.
The motion for perpetual ;SJuneton ia the hudson
Bridge Gaze was denied to-cGy The temporary in
junction il continued for days after the entry ofthe
order and notice thereof
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TIie ohio LegnIafare.

ILEYELAhD, Frduy, btO. IUi IouU
The bin introduced by Mr.. X Gri.on into tde Ohio
legislature prevent and punish the oTanzaton Of
military expedi lone in Ohio againrt the Territory or
PEOPLE of sny Of these United States las been nde-
nitsly postponed.
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IsorEon the arrival OF the Canada At H.z an
usdoio seud Der aevn direct Boston Which ua0uns
i.Ded IN cousesptDoe Of tbs Inc breaking cas-. o.
Maine. The was bon started 70 AepNs4 vac - -
cDn,d Ia Toe Ipe beivcer wooaeck End ST. John Inc
have not YET been iepairsd
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rouv,ctiou for Murder.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Feb To IoUU
The Jury IN the case Of Thompson tned Tor inc
murder Of John Capie after beng ont an eutre week
have re red a verdict Of murder in the iirs degree