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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-05-26
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA

ETAT De La LOUISIANA.
coUR Dr NECy.cME DISTRICT sJuDIc1AlRE.
PARo1ssE De La PoISTE GoupEE.
Dams Iaffaire de la succession de Madeleine IL.
beau f, C. decCdG
4 NONFORME,NIINTa "A un ortlre de l'IIoporob,e
" Cour du 9mc District Judicairc. dams ct
pour la paroisse ct Fiat slsdits. Jc souSsignt,
Ehcanteur, otfrlrai en- ventc publque a Ia Mai
son de Conr de cvttc parosse,
Samed1, 2me, jour de juin, 1860
10 heures. Il. IN, la propriett ci-apres declitr.
sayoir;
ESCLAyEs:
CarmGiitH. gritfonnc agee dcnyiron IS ans
ct scs cinq enfants
Henri, ntgrillon age d'envron 10 ans
Jean Sans
Augustine, uteritte. ans.
Vi ilsain, nGgriilon ans ct dcmi,
Et IN petit cnfant
1trmes ct Conduioas de la Ieute:
lie mobilcr-C Compliant
Les Escaves: I'm tiers comptant;-la balance
II deux termes fgaux, payables rcspcctiycmcnt
e Ter. mars 1861. ct lc Ter mar 1862
Les acquereurs fournront leurs billets aycc
onnes ct solvables securities solidaircs. portapt
nterets raison de Sp. cent Ian aprts echeance
!Squa pariait paiement; une hypothGquc scra
eservee sur les esclavcs vendue iusuu'au naie-
lcnt final des dts bllets.
ORPHIS sICARD, Encantcur.
Pointc Coupee, Il ayril 1860.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-05-26

Cne .asscmblee g6ntrale du Juri de Police
aura lieuLundi lie 4eme jour du nlois
dc juin
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-05-26
\ Y EEDPE

{ y oitt' Il v"ndre un priy tros-molt:rs,
- 3chaulltr~s. deuX lie 66 pouceS ct une d..
6o ponccs. S'adrrsser M.J. B. Lejcunc
Fausse ltiyierc Avril lSGn
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-05-26
ID EC F. n F.

lie "a de ce mois a la Fausse Riyiere ERE.
PHlLLE POURCIAU agee de II ans. file de
FRANCOIS Pourciau, ct de Hortense Dispan.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-05-26
THOM CHAPOTON.

d ECENlMENT Gtabli a la Fausse Riyere offres
n ses services Messeurs les Habtants en-
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-05-26
Bayon Crosse Ttte, ) mai 1860.
A VENDRE OU 4 LOTER

! TERRAIN de la contcnatce de g arpens
- de Superfcie taisant face au.fleuvc Missis-
sspl. sltue dams Iendrot appele lie "Village.'
pre-. .dn chemin du Nouveau- Texas avec une
srande malson de residence deux etagcs. tou-
tes les batlsSes necessaires ardin etc. etc ftant
Ia dernlere residence de fcu John Tircuit
". > airessera EUGENE OUBRE.
Potnte-t"upee. % fcvrier 1850.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-05-26

ler' . Centerport
"a z Maison d'ecoIe .a@ ~
''''c Red RivcrLanding. y
s'e ) Magasin de Fisher, Rae
ONE . Morganza.
s'' = Magasin de Curet.
au'' . Chez Jules St Germai n
,''' . Mag. de Lazarus&Loeb.
- ~ Magasin de Simon& CO.
:, Maison de.Cour.
- Maison d,ecole.
1. ' Mag de J L. Demoruelle
14smo Alcide Dauthier.
: Chez S. Gumble.
;.;,... :S' asslrer qu'une nombreuse de-,
s@''on t;s1 solt presente 4 cette conven-
ton afin qu'elle puisse exsetement 'rn ra
p,. psseh'eF 'esentimentg public. de cette.
,psnt as'sss e. de Ia -ooupee, relative.
hale. = q o'ltiluc natlo-
'''fdFe dq eonito Central |
VIM. Beatty.
por President
Z Maj 1860. '''''e
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-05-26
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PAR P. A. ROY

L.s D4rvarx ct Atelirrs sont stuts aupres de
la NgisDn de CUur.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28
TALK ON CHANGE.

The gatherings yesterday on the flags were
interrupted by the weather, which was rather
pluvius for the requenters thereof; nevertheless,
there was strong desire to invest in the staple,
and the sales for wet day were very respectable,
and at good prices. We find that the expected
new comers, the new fedglings on our iags-that
is, the nephews, the cousins, and possibly the
unoles of Manchester spinners-are on our flags,
and are very desirous of obtaining some few, or
possibly good many thousands of bales of the
staple. 1t was talked of yesterday that the young
Manchester democracy were on the tenters; hui
what means the young Manchester democracy ot
what is it composed? 1t is a long time since We
heard Of Manchester democracy. There has beer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28
AN usEFuI. NEw yEAR,s PREsENr--M people,

AN USEFUL New YEARS PREsENr-I people,
when they make presents their friends would consider
that would be better for them to give something neul
well ornamental the custom OF making presents New
day would prove much satisfactory than it
ally 1t often the practice of gentlemen to give some
useless article which is merely nteaded to peae the eye
paying for them large which is really throwing
away Would it be well TO buy something that could be
applied use something that is wanted We make these
marks because in columns to-day will bs found advertised
many really useful articles suitable for gifts New Years
day Among these would call special attention splen
did lamps offered by Messrs Noyes Wells No Is Commercial
Place The coal oil lamp acknowledged to be the bes
lamp used, and lady getting would have haul
the donor indeeA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28

AN AGGREGATE TEMPTATION. = The late Sir
George Simpson, in his early days, practiced as a
physician, and of him is told the aneedote that at
tending one of his old eronies in dangerous sick
ness, he, with great share of generosity de-
clared he would not take a fee. The invalid in
ssted-Simpson was positive. But when the cure
was performed, and the medical friend was taking
his leave, the patient said Sir, in this purse
have put every days fee, nor must your good-na-
ture get the better of my gratitu1f,n &ays1n a
aiihnte, ana then, holding out his hand, replied
well, | can hold out no longer. Singly, | could
have resisted them for a twelyemonth; but,
altogether, they are perfectly irresstible.N
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28

AaUsEMENTs.-The dismal weather last night rave
the chairs an unusually large opportunity of wit.
Messing and enjoying for themselves the perform
ances at the different places of amusement. The
audiences at the Varieties, ST. Charles and the
Academy, all put together, would not have made
much more than paying return at any one of
these places. We hope the weather will be better
to night, whe n will be offered the following:
AT the Farie ties, repetition of that grand com.
bination of romantic and exciting plot, charm-
ing acting and splendid scenic effect The Ro-
nance of a Poor Young Man" The drama fills
out the entire evening, and is fully as beautiful
exciting and absorbing as was Dot" last winter
All who delight in a beautiful play splendidly
gotten up and charmingly acted, owe it to them
selves to revel in The Romance of Poor Young
Man" before it is removed from the Varieties
boards.
AT the Academy of Music, Dan Rice's great
show will astonish and etfulge as usual. We drop
ped in last night for short time, and saw and
heard Dan get off some of the richest things we
ever saw or heard in circus.
At the st. Charles theater, Barney Williams and
wife are to appear in three of their choice pieces
At the Museum, a great variety of wonders,
natural and artificial, to be seen day and night
For idea, see the advertisement.
At Odd Fellows Hall there was no performance
last night. The Holman Juvenile Troupe have
concluded not to appear again until after the holi-
days. Due notice will be given of their next ap-
pearanee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28

An oRlGlNAL-There is out in Arkansas at Fort
Smith, a funny fellow by the name of Bright, over
whose droll advertisements we have enjoyed a
laugh. Here are few specimens:
Fundamental Principles = Bacon, beans. corn,
rice meal, sugar, coffee, moasses, ami slab iron,
now on hand De Oderized Godish-And beanti.
fnl unsophistcated makere taken during their kit
tenhood and Of course very tender, fat, and good.
DUN Yivmus Yivamus l-Signfes treat yourself to
tern iawed Holsters, and keep them fed with
ketcRup. pickles. sauces, fresh peaches, rasins,
prunes. figs. and EPSON salts, Lubricatiyes Lard
oil nseed oil castor OIL sweet oil. hair oil, bears
oil tanners's oil and the oil Of gladness. Plows-
! very Peoria root-ripping, sodripping and grouni
tearing plow, warranted to kick the holder owe
the fence about dinner-time, thus saving the eS
pense Of q watch,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28


ST. CHARLES HorEL.-y W Warfield, 7 A Hill.
D w Giliett and wife, w B Knox and wife, Thos B
Townsend and lady, Tex; Geo Dixon and wife. Miss
Harris, A III Ruy1and, Tenn: a j G0unor, Ala; Ak
Fiske, VIM shrly, N u; D DeGoieouria, N O;
I Par; r A Halle " r Abbott, j Il Wilson, Jno Nc
Brown, r O Barrow, La; S B Williams, Miss Leila
Miss; Temple ana laay, AAM \ hi G ifaaBgtt. t.R 3 A on
Miss NJ BURNLEY, Va; Capt D H silYers G p Dew
ess, Ill.
CRY HoTEID-N A Gywa, Inds ] Gairdners H
McGehee, G W Taylor, j II Pemherten, Il Fl Saund-
ers, Eo Sims III NJ Bark, Mrs Goopwood, 7
Thompson, j NJ Hest, Miss; Wm Warren, A.
Watts, o L Choffse, Ala; I Mahony, ] D Hedges,
Z Carter r Brenton, Henry Beardley,
Trousdale, Robt Trousdale, Wm Strothee, ] Wat
kins, La; 2 s Wilkerson. Va; Isaac Hudson, Mrs 3
Coopwood, Senteli. Texas; Jno Harleston. S c.
w Boyd, Ga;. o Sehaaok, N Is r Manchester,
W Burkin, Miss; 4 Bartlett, Havana; y Hol-
land, TennsW D Wado. "A Norgon, Crystal
Springs; ] " Wright, Ky; ;Saml D Smiths A Jones,
Arkansas,
ST. LOUIS HogsL.-John Harlan, J nannis, d
NJ Dannis, II Wiley w M Mercer, q Monitor and
wife Miss Mouton La. G Blaekman, Miss; G Dun
can, ky;A Chambers, = s A; = Staes, city.
ST. JAMES HoYRL.-Chas Wilson, Franklin; DR. E
" Horrell No; Theo Cameron, Tex; d McComh,
Ky, L NJ Austin, g; A S Darling, n Darling,
Ark; Geo Lockwood and lady, Miss Lockwood,
Mrs NJ Lockwood, Baltimore; s White, Memphis;
N n Foote, Mobile; Mrs Melbourne and daughter,
Natche2. w w Craekett ] H G Roberts, Nashville.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28

PoNToHARTRAIN RAILROAD COMPANY The an
nual election for Directors of this Company will be
held on Monday, 7th January, between the hours of
10 A. M. and P. M, at the office, corner of Vic
tory and Marigny streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28

CHARLESTON, Dec. 27.--Fort Moultrie was evac-
uated last nightT the guns were spiked, and 1t is
now being demolished by fire.
The troops were conveyed to Fort Sumter, but
four soldiers remaining in charge. The affair has
created the most intense excitement.
The Convention is yet in secret session.
Commissioners from South Carolina.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2T.--The Commissioners from
South Carolina have arrived, and will communicate
with the President tomorrow when the Executive
will send to Congress special Message upon the
subject Of their visit
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28

HONE GuARDs.-A meeting of this organization
will be held on next Wednesday evening. The
meeting intended to be held tonight has been post
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28
" esQ .Hgggg GeeSe


In all their varieties exclusively from treble Refined
Loaf Sugar without adnleraon admixre of deleerious
substances of my kind
Those wishing purchase pure article requested to call
and examine our stock and them with those offered
elsewhere.
pBoxes of ASSORTED eANDIEs for families, put up to
ORDER Mt prices ranging frem s. upwards.
ECandes etc. etc. packed in boxes of 5 50 and 100 lbs,
suitable for The Southern trade and shipped to order.
pa-orders by mail promptly executed.
Da-Terms, cash. jyl7 ly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28
FEDERAL TROOPS EN- ROUTE FOR CHARLESTON.

MILITARY ORDERED OUT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28

STORE TO RENT. The store on Commercial
Place occupied by Mr.. George Ellis book and periodical
Depot offered rent this morning This would
eligible location for persons shout eharkug business,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28

THE EVACUATION OF FORT MoULrRrE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28
LETTER OF THE HOW. c. M. CONRAD.

EEw oKLEAss Dee. 81, 1865
Dear Sir 4our friends in old party assoca.
tons, hearing that yonhaye recently returned from
Virginia, are DESTROYS Of learning your Tfews in
reference to the attitude which Louisiana shah as
same in the impending crisis
Sincerely yoaTs,
c. " AAgs, HT LoxspAtE
A. D. KELLY, G. ). MEKKER,
s H. NJ WRIGHT, j. LALLAsD.
Hon c. NJ. Conrad New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28
A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Gzo UmE 60 yA IN 81 Q NJ j,
No. l2s CANAL STREET.
we are olrerlng our EntlLe slock d :

We are Offering our Entire Stock of . ...=...
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
al nsvy imported by us this fall at VERY GREAT RE-
DUeTIoN IN PRICES Our stock consists, In part Of
EMBROIDERED LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
Silk, worsted and Cotton Curtain Materials.
French, Irish and Scotch Table Linens.
French, Ir sh and sco,ch Linen sheeting.
irish and French shiriing anl Pillow Linens.
panask Table Services, Napkins and Doylies.
French and Scotch Huck Towels and Toweng.
Dessert Cloths. Fruit Napkins ard Table Cloths.
French and English Bed Blankets and Quilts.
Flaanels, of all descriptions and coors,
DRESS GOODS OF EVERY VARIETY, ao
Such "z9..m
Rich Brocade Damask and Moire Silks. ..o. -
Plain Black ard Colored Taffetas
Broeh, Embroidered and Pl lu Poplins and aernoes
Brsche and Embroidered DeI4aines and Bareges.
-Prin ed Marseilles, Brilantines and caltcoes.
Cloak Mantllas and shawls, every style and quality.
Hosiery for Women, Men and Children
OF all sizes and descriptions.
Undsrshirts and Drawers, for Women and Men
French Made shirts--Linen and Cotton.
Embroidered Robes, cnmesolea and Morning Gowns.
Children's Embroider. d Long aud Short Robes.
Point d. Alcncon, Point d'Applicstion and
yaIencienne Collars and Sets.
Embroidered Jaconet and Muslin Collars and Sets.
Embroidered valencienne Application Handkerchefs
Hemstitehed and Bordered Linen HandkeIchiefs
Leeea, Bands Edging and Inserting,
or every variety, style and quality.
All Of which viii be sold at as Low PRICES any FRESH
GOODS in the city.
GIQUEL & JAMESON,
No. I25 Canal street,
dit 2p,f Between st. Charles and Carondelet.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28
THE Toilet.

THE Toilet.
''TREFELIo" Is THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
"TREFELI0n Cures all Eruptions,
"TREFELTo" softens the Skin.
~ ~a "TREFELI0" Beautaes the Skin.
M- "TREFELIo" Eradcates Huuor,
"TRGFELIo" 50 cents bottle.
Particularly adapted climates few drops pouret
In the water for Bathing Ia deiciousy refreshing and eera
Ing giving the Skin Freshness smoohness Elasticity Soness
BrlIisncy and PurityCoohg and nvigorangIendes TIE
aesh drm and of alabaser richness of Beauty
Eruptons. Immensely popular among the Ladies'.
&y-sold everywhere at 20 cents bottle.
Sold wholesale and retail by JAMES sYME, No Is4 Cana
street, and by Druggists generally.
TILEsToN Il CO.,
my2s 2ply General Agents, 4s Broadway, New York
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28

ITS DEsTRUor1ou By F1RE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28

LATER FROM SOUTH cARoLrEa.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28

FURTHER FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

DoINGs OF THE eoNvENT1oN.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28

ipr rHr soBrawEsrzEv AsD AaEslo4s lIszs.I
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28

E g You have very striking countenaues,' = as the
donkey said to the elephant when he hit him over
the back with his trunk.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28
Hotel Arrivals Yesterday.

10 Messs G. W. Allen, A. d. Kelly H " Wright Henry
Lonsdale, C. j. Meeker and j. Lallande.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28

Hg-Dr. Charles E. ISclls, Dentist 40. A52
Canal street. between eaondelet and BaEonne New oTsans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28
FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 49, 1860

reLeoeApHeo 70 Tne NEW ORLEANS carsoeaT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28
Hats, Caps. etc., at Wholesale.

We constantly receiving general SILK
Fur Cashmere, Panama. Leghon Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST u CO., .=
fYl3 2p&W No. 10 Magazine street. New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28
Champagne /.

@... Champagne m ...
CHAS. FARRE LATE MAX SUTAINE l. CO.,
Rheims,
Pnrveyors the Courts Of France Spain Prussia also
the celebrated Wellington Club London.
slery Cabinet Imperial and Vim Angais in quarts pnts
and half pnt for sale by the principal Grocers and
Dealers.
RS-orders for direct Importation received by
S. D. GRATIAA g. CO.,
nI9 2p3m ..~. m.. ..[ 80 Custonhouse street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28
Boots, Shoes and ESa0gares,
AT WHOLESALE.

Plantations supplied with prime DItching BOOTS, Russet
BRoGANs Wool Mexican Leaf Straw and CaInpeachy
HATS, at the lowest market prices by
FROST Il CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28

iyl3 2p&W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28
4g.c Present v,aE,sc OF Money
Eseaes''s EV'0rsEeeE Store,

CANAL STREET, near Dauphine.
Just received from Paris excellent variety of NoU
yRABTEs and articles for Ladies work Also handsome
aa tment of Babies and Ghidfen's Clothes. dl2 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-28
wal Paper. VVsaN Paper.

wholesale and Retail Dealer in French and American PA
PER HANGINGs. BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS and MAR
BLEs In every variety.
Particular attention paid all work in his line die 2piy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
The Excitement i'm Texas.

WAsHISGTOs, Friday, Aug d. 1901
New-OIears dates Of Tuesday last are received,
containing Texas news
New events were daily occurring in various parts Of
that State adding considerably 10 the excitement
already existing there.
Am, ng other things is stated that man named
PeaIce 6ss been arrested on the charge of being
cerned in the burning of the town Of Henderson, aud
that the proof is alm 81 positive against him.
The people are driving from the upper counties OF
tie State every in iydual in the least suspected OF
Abolitionism.
The town of Mount Vernon has been destroyed by
incer diaries one Of whom YVES caught aud hnpg.
plan 10 burn Sumpter Syringe had been discovered
A slave negro preacher acknowledged that he and
others had set apart certain time to burn all the
duellDgs in the pls'e AID commit other depredatlons
and then in they could not whip out the whites
they to take all the horses they could lay their
hands on and d 2 10 the 1pdisn nation.
white man who had made negroes his only CON-
panioIs had been ordered to got his travelling card i'm
mediately or be hanged.
An attempt YVES made TO burn Indianola, but it was
discovered in time 10 prevent serious loss.
TIE Crockett Argus says ttat considerable excite
meut exists in that and he adjoining county Of ADDER
son Several barns and Que dwelling had been burned
These acts of incendiarsm were directly traced to ne
gToes.
A white man implicated with negroes had been hufg
near IOni.
plot TO burn and destroy had been discovered
among the negroes in Tyler Prsirie.
Various persons had been ordered TO leave the State
Vigilance Committees were continually forming.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

TIE Union and Advertiser Of Rochester, hiti-
erto kno xn as the sbest of the Douglas journals
Of Western New-YoTk, now declares its readiness
to abandon Douglas, and go in for sublime uni-
yersal grab for thu Pre- sidepcy. 1t says:
There grand Union project just brOached which pro-
poses csDcsns Of ell personal Obligations AND the elecng Of
an utpkdsed. Sntisecone Union Electoral Ticket Such
Of Electors would be at liberty for Douglas Bell
Jehnson Everett Cr4n Walker, Guthrie, Stephens Of
Georgia Foote Seymour Wslwoh-not to add 10 the ca
losue Of worthy and what Intelligent patriotic Union
loving citizen could bect to either"
The case of Mr.. Douglas must be desperate in
deed, when his once naughty and arrogant follow
ers can give their assent to scheme so prepos
ferrous. AS the People are at present advised, they
prefer to decide for themselves who shall be their
President. They seem DOW to have made up their
minds to have ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Your pro-
pOstl to leave the question to general scramble
is respectfully declined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
Later from Denver City.

ST. J"sEPHs, Friday, Aug. 81. looV'
Further advices from Denver City to the 10Th UT
reached here this morning. The census returns were
neatly complete. The population Of the gold res ions
il shout 60 COO Of which As 600 is within the boundary
of Kansas The Engineer Of the Smoky HUI Expiof-
ING Expe di,ion has arrived at Denver from Colorado
City de reports Sood, wafer, AID grass on nearly
the VII ole route from Missouri He is confident that
an exce road is practicable by which the distance
from Leavenworth to Colorado City will Lot exceed
$50 miles, and to Denver City $50 miles.
The excitement continues in regard to the dlscov-
cries of silver on the III River The veins Increase
in thickness IS they descend. Mining operations con-
tinue brisk in the Southern diggngs. pan Of DIRT 10
McNulty's gulch, a few Gays since, yielded so 80
Several nuggets, ranging in value from $50 to s94
bave recently been found. Parties just arrived from
New-Nexco report the wheat crop 10 that territory
which has hitherto largely supplied thu Pixies Peak
with the Navaioe Indians continue serious. The Rocky
Mountain Neis of the 22d lost. Gays that 1000 or
5000 Cheyepnes were causing much annoyance or me
plate. begging and stealing, and in some cases attack
ING ranches
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
EBy Telegrnh.t

Mos1REAL, Tnur,day, Aug. 81, 1860.
At the regatta, yesterday, the first race, skis for
purae and TIE champion belt Of Canada, won by
the boat Rosalnd, pulled by Timing of Toronto.
Second four cared gigs, prize $40, was also won by
Toronto boat. Montreal was second In both cases.
TIE third race was with Indian canoes padded ny ten
men, each gauoily dressed If for war, with paint,
feathers, sc names nnpronouncesble. The fourth,
Fix cared boats was wen by the Victoria OF Montreal.
There was a rumber of other races lees important.
There 600 people present at the ball last night
The Prince appeared at 10 o'clock and left at III. He
was loudly cbeered TAe fireworks at the foot of the
n curtain went off splendidy, and were Witnessed by
immsIse crowds. The Prince left at o'clock this
morning for Ottawa The route from his residence
to the depot was lined with military sentres reuen,
&C. great copcourse Of people assembled to witness
his departure and cheered him heartily his leaving
OTTAWA, Friday, Aug 81, 1860.
The Prince started from montreal'at O'Clock this
day in heavy shower of rain. He stood on the end
of the train departing with bowling AID waving of his
hat 10 the assembled multitude. The Volunteers fired
q porting salute. BE left the train at St. Annee, where
the bridge was decorated and q crowd assembled and
EN- arked on the steamer Prince of Valet At Two
Mountains the Indians fred a salute, rang the bells,
&c. &c. At Carlton was great turn out when he
took the cars for Granville. There was fresh dig
play Of loyalty as he went ABOARD the steamer Phoenix
for Oitaws.
TIE weather wac tolerable, and the Prince enjoyed
the beautiful scenery Two miles below the city he
was met by six steamers full Of passengers and ono
buudred and fifty ,noes manned by twelve hundred
lumbereIs WHO saloted the President with the most
vigorous cheers heard since hi, arrival in America,
ard escorted him to the city where twenty thousand
Isope assembled. The enthusiasm was wonderful.
When he landed at sunset salute was fired by the
Volunteer Artillery. TIE wharf was beautifully
decorated and the Princes stand covered with scarlet
CLOTH The Mayor presented address, but the effect
of the ceremony was spoiled by a sudden showsr.
The Prince entered TIE town in closed carriage,
ard was escorted by the Volunteer Cavalry and pro
cession through the streets. The ornamented flags
and evergreen arches were magnificent. The city is
Illuminated tonight