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le choix des candidats ct qu'on redige les
professions de fol declarees CONNIE les seules
orthodoxes. Celui qui ne veut pas Sc SOU
METRE a ces articles est proscrit.'

orthodoxes. Celui qui ne veut pas Sc SOU.
METRE ces articles est proscrit'
"J4a premiere chose quo considere lors-
qu'on veut charpenter une plateforzne (pro-
fession de foi), cest, dit-il, comment on pour
ra lie mieux duper lie peuple, assurer le sue
ces du parti ct obten1ir lie partage des de-
pouilles. II n'entre pas dams les pues des
politisues. d'enonoer en- termes courageux
j ct exploites des doctrines qui iraient au coeur
des masses ou feraient entrer Ia conviction
dams leur esprit. lis Sc proposent, au con-
traire, d'eSprimer en- un langage ambigu des
idses qnl adEnettent dieerses interpretations
dams les differences parties de llEnion, ct
qul sont les plus propres tromper. On
examine pas les titres du candidat, on ne
considere point sill est connu de Ia nation on
sill e rien tait pour les interets du pays on
Sc demanae settlement sill a des chances.
Sill en- a, lie but du parti est atteint. ct i! ne
manque pas dams les conventions de meneurs
qui le patronnent pr6ts prendre des enga-
gements en- son nom ct qui apres FAVOR fat
nommcr, grace a leur union, lui donuent
pappui de leur puissauce. Cctte habitude
des de!egues aux conventions de sengager a
appnyer Ia candidature de celu gu on a choi-
81, detrn1s Faction independante, 81 utile i Ia
liberte.'
lie parti democratic, dit-il a Ia fin de sa
lettre, ne represente plus les principles qui
lul valurent des triomphes au temps d An:
drew jackson. lie waste Nord qui Sc rallia,
il huit ans, autour de la democratic avec
tant d'enthousasme, appartient present a
un partl sectlonuel.. Comment celui qui
sera nomme Charleston peut-il esperer de |
rappeler les conservateurs du Nord pour
ma,ntenlr la coastition ct lUmon, lorsque sa
nomination elle-meme sera faite avec Fen
gagement de placer au pouyoir ceux qui ont /
etc traltres enyers cette Union =. QUAINT au
Sud, n'importe quelles dangereuses heresies
Sc personniheront en- celui GU on aura choisi,
Il taudra le soutenir, conformement aux or
dres de Ia convention, sous lie mauvais pre-
tezte que cest 1e seul moyen dassurer notre
sa!ut poEitique . 81 mon nom doit etre
mis- en- aFant pour Ia presidence, il faut que
Ie peupse prenne eette initiative ct c'sst avec
lul seul que je de7rai compter Je ne con-
sentlral point a voir mon nom soumis au
'holx dsuue convention r. S il etait possible
que .)e 1usse etu contrairenent aux vuux de
IA majorite du peuple, je ne conseryerais pas
ma place IN seul jour, mais je me retirerais
ians Ia vie privee, emportant pour consola-
Ion lie respect de moi meme"
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lgaeg,ug Ea,ezge.

ss-.azA ILa ate arrete, parle soussignz.
sur son habitation, sur 1e Bayou TeeLe, d 6.
miles andessus de Il sIonction, le 2A7ril
5dernier, un gros Cheral American gria, de-
pres de rs paumes de haat, age d environ L.
ans. II ne porte atieuues dfsssii fiicss..
"a bien i Ia tire ct est bun ohesal de noa-
tara.
Le proprietalre dc g elesal eel reqass d
venir 'rouVes sa ppsop.iesSS q pa Il los f1s;s It
ll'en1mansr atgem mens II esa ssra dispose So
Ioo Il III. Cos.
s{t Aanaryst., II !, Iai .IIaiiit $50 $50
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@ dun Gonsit9 dit dxs rlYsirss f15k
81 raies ~ lo,ssEts .dstaiapi 'z-E
u Hi III siu Corn III xaas
laIfe ufes propositions etaHt naa orate ur III
sfIssa fT aee asas valssA COS dire sz'ssS
Ii SA.la roIssas soa eYses auioiird l,ui tiIe
racsli, present. isoi iSnent
annals ed allcIs sie cpt.fars III
gfIa aes tres, exeapfs u Il ionr rree III Il
sas ge ols toi1s sols venus ao ois,s pot,r can,
lnfsr ag saxgsF man, ore nosr rEpnndre s IL
ss fsie lesir III MI III
s,fesidsnt An ae efraiS HIM n -,
3 ane as,t bIer ta,,t
cptle plfs aue tp,ss Ies III 4s.k i ~
psssss bisn moss % s,s
ent epter III ind fna is sss,sSss
ut sssl foire te nutra assoc cia st
sots ap ssass rasIsass
soS bfas fassiS d toisss celi Il s,ais
hespita Scosr sst sssas
tts sol q III
s tolre vel 3 90 has, IE
1 l|aaS nagas des Epoqsaes
sssaass ass psI Isess et sles sas te
vsr Z ee soIsi ait estfe;
sDnli Gne espaee sas 4S ggf IL E Iec.
lhs sisis asss aJatf fes sk tanr 5saia
i'll All its u
~ II l I'D sissa ,e
U; m EtGfs
rzfN 1t q ur slti &c.
Eakruiss 30
mot voSis n
tassts tons lss uni III,
81 anasa alofer les cons lana Hl cssnsss.
Ias|a N lsas
slan III "a les
S 81 So HI. u ee fts us.iss
zS$ as5 fi1na Il lbs aI
sssa td ILL fs7 af eng aFe pres
Ss1' seif llDtre xiats ssce
xSat 3s5,ss x,t,sss <3ss
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Opelousas 5 Mai 1860.
Eglise Catholique des OpeIousas,

est depose, au Presbytere de el'EgIise Catho.
u lique des 0pelousas, un plan pour "a grandisse.
ment ct reimbursement de FEg)ise. Les sous.
slgnes recevront pendant les trente joars qu sui
vront cette publication, des propositions cachetees
pour pentreprise tant pour Ia maconnerie que pour
Ia portion de Ia batisse en- bois. L,adjudcataire
touTnira caution pour Ia fdele execution de son
contrat
Les conditions sont - La Motto quand pou-
yrage sera achieve, ct Pautre Motto Paques pro-
CHAIN III. E. GARLAND,
LII. DUPRE4
II aVrli 1860. g. RAYMOND.
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COURSE.

q NE Course de deux miles aura lieu aur
" lie Chemln de Course da soussisns L
miles au N. Quest des Opelousas, le Mcr-
crelll % Maj 7'1ochuiu, entire lie cheyal pr;s
de NJ Martin Spear ct petalon bal de NJ.
j. VI. thompson, pour une bourse de $1,000.
L'admission du public est gratis.
MARTIN ANDREPONy,
StsslAandry, IA Avril 186O.-l9-6f
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Session speciaIe Do la Cour de Distric,

session SpsciaIe de- la Cour de District
& OAR cause dc l'absence du President Dr.,
y n Jury de Police, il a exc impossible de
.'ler le oury, con;ormenent q Ia loi, pour
ulle session speciale ainsl quill etc annonct
ooh.nhe 70 oeVant commcrcer le second lundi d.
~ ,la1 proeha1n En- CONSEQUENCE, avis est par
le present 'onne qu'une Session speciale,
aSec jury, dc '~-1GL-'r de District dams 81
pour la Paroslsc St. Landry, sera tenue i
Naison de Cour, dams Ia vile des Onelouzaa
eommencant lie quatriemo lundi de Mai mo,
chat *le60, etant le 28me jour dudit mos
Bare.g du Grefier, Opelousas Il avl. 1860
L. LASTRAPES. GreTsy
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!, Une Maison de Residence,

|5ss Has situee sur lie domaine public, hIer.
dAzeesAasaa mento, etant Ia derniere residence
dudit defunt, un magasin a rnals, uue cui.
sine, les barrieres du jardin ct d'autres une
1pment de course, un etalon, 2 cIleraux de
tire, un cLeTal ct une clarrette, 2 charrettea
beufs sept tetes de chevaux, 497 pages
de barrleres, 80 poteaux de : pieds, 200
pieuz de pieds, 100 pieux de eouverture
100 pieux d jardin. $50 douves, 10 vaches
douces ct veaux, S vaches steriles un lot
d'environ 20 tetes de betes cornes. cina
paires de beufs de tire, un petit lot de hstes
cornes aux Chenieres un petitlot dc betes
Lacassine, IN lot de cochons, 20 pages
de barfiere, un lot 'ustensiles aratoires,
meubles de maison, batterie de cuisine ct
beaucoup 'autres articles don't renumera.
ton serait trop Tongue.
Les conditions, qui seront faYorables aux
aequereurs, seront annoncees le jour de Ia
5Fente. JONAS VEIL,
Aa1alNist2ateuy.
Ope1ousas, 5 Mai 1860.
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LIE DR. JOHN TAYLOR

EslRE5 inforrner ses patrons ct a1,is etsie pu.
~ bic en- general, au'iI s'ess 6tab sur Ia rue
Landry, entire le bureau de NM Duprs q Garland
Ct celul DE u Y 4. Mouton, ct quill sera pret toute
neafe du Jour gu de Ia mutt Sc rendre aupras 6ss
malades qui lui feroHt ID favour de lappe!er.
opelousas, s Mail Sofa
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Vente pubIzuue.

Succession de Gode1oy Landry decide
I'll E public est par le present averti gull
- sera vendu, en- vente publique, au plus
otfrant ct dernier encherisseur, par lie sous.
signe, administrator de la Succession dc
feu Godefroy Landry decide, Ia derniere
residence dudit defunt, a Mermento, dams la
Paroisse st Landry, lie l1arai % iIai cou-
rant, 1860, les proprietes ci-dessous decrites,
appartenant a la Succession dudit Godefroy
Landry, decede, dernierement de Ia Paroisse
St Landry 3 sarnir
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-L'amour est une lampe que le coeur al
lume, que Indifference etcint, ct que Ia
passion ralume, jusqu'au jour on la vieillesse
Went soutfer aessus
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A " g MDRR.

z soassigne offre ! vellre sa propri6te, situee5
-, a1 aux upelousas. La nnaison, spacieuse ct bien
constitute; est presque neuve, ensemble avec la
cuisine 5neuye ct le logement des domestiques ct
IN bon puts, Ell IN mot, une residence tres agre-
able, dams un endrotr retire eten meme temps pres
du centre de la vile. IA 81
Pour plus anpes renseig ignenents, s'adresser ai
soussign6 g. JPEFFERKOKN.
Opeionsas 81 Mars 1860.
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cession de fen Ozama Co,,tro,

Succession de feu Ozeme Gautrot.
Els acquereurs la vcnte des biens de In SUE
-aA cession de teu Ozeme Gautrot sont nar ie
present avertis que lie seul paie;ent cctte sue.
cesson est du depuls lie l9 Mars derricr Fin con
sequence eeuS qui ne viendron pas payer irn,oE-
d'asement mon bureau, Ope!ousas, satire.
ront des frais {, T,AsTpapr
90 Ayril 1860. %,,,,,.;z..a,o
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tnanaas espace ii fforee a rensoyer u
ssasaa proclaim ation de notre cor.
assIondaHt X ID aisseS TIA stte. II

iERsPfsTIvE nEs REeoI Nous sona ians le
1sraaae GO n Eony cans al au courant: 81
. Gans tons nns Gchaags, resus aujour.
aaul 'Etat Oh iait une men.
Mosa des rsGoltes Le seul obstacle stat
trsad raas dea plliis III
4 lsoht venues dpnner as,e nouyee gssenr uus
a |Slsh5ess Sc coson, ~ catlllaa AZ ds mas n
M kossa sorauass heurealz de COPPER cetta nouvsile
nous le sssie.as plus stat nous eai ID
8saI sassona doanse car saIt aas u atehsfesse
@Htnsi contfarie fort 81
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Residence a yehsAre.

III TNE RESIDENCE, situee dams un des boos
W quarters 9e la vile des Opelousas, sega yeu-
due des conditions avSntageuses. ,e :
Sat1rpsser au bureau du Courier, =
i2 Mai 1eGu-aaf = >
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success'sp d'Ado}phe Close decedt
41sscm6l$e ne Cy9a7sclpyc

11oSE"EO1EE UE L|RUi2clETS.
HyN vertu dun ordre de Ia Cour de Dis
III a t1let, dams ct pour Ia Paroisse St. Ian.
Dry uue assembee des creanciers d'Adolph.
Close decide, dernierement de la Paroiss.,
-. Landry, sera tcnue pardevant Yves
u Avy, Recorder, a son Bureau dams II
VILE des Opelousas, le Sameai. 0 JUN pro-
csozA, 1860, dams lie but de hxer les coudi.
tons de Ia ventc des proprittes apparteuar,
a ladite succession.
L. LAsTRAPEs, Grefier.
Opelousas, 5 Mai 1860.
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GAEgEs sHL EaAsgassH Is ,

NARcHANDao Daooc;1zH.T1ssToNA1RE, u EE!i.
Detaillaat de 1Wolznats de IOueM. Pork,
Beezy, Graisse Fariue, Wh1sky, &c.
No. 81 rue dc Ia Vieille Levee.
IL Mai ME-. OJztaus
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. 5CosYEsrios DE cHAnLEsros. Cette Convention
s'est sjplraee! Les dissidenta Sc reuniront le IA
proehaia, Richmond. Les autres Sc reupirons
a BaIlinere,, e IS idu meme mois soyez sara
d '4tra aians ID bonne roie ct 90 ahead
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LES SOURCES.

Tandas que les terres riches ct pseductiyes de L
Haloisse ST. Landry cammeIcent assirer Fattentot
agrcaiteurs ct des specuiateure, .ant au dehort
nIe parin noas, les deiieieuses eaux miiisrales ds
lotre Paaeisse ne doiYeat pas 6tre onbiiees.
Aa 1eftn dc eaux leur aa eia denae de la &c
abre, par les cures radicales qneIes on. operees
fhsz des persoanes atdigses de naIades alarmantes
OPP etaiFes de ces dissraes Sources de notre
paroisse, redoahs ehorts ce,te saison, pour
sssuFer le cosnfort ~ plaisir ceay aai front
sheeher soft b salte, SOFT ID Recreation
lit aif puT, d'excsslants ammenblsments, des en.
De neche ct de- chasse 4. ata-lessua
toales ces coaside eratons dea eaax regeHeEatrces
ssfaIent, ce nous semble, faire de BsA-LHenau,
a'zaeer Greek ct de ID a,sz Losps autant de
Ieax dsgf6ables ~ jour. non settlement pour Ten
Yaesudinaires, n,ais pour ceux qui rschsrehentl Ia
bains sie.
2le snaalaee qal ne srouVera pas de- soulagament
dans iuasse de ees eaux, derra Sc consiserer se-
FL de- ceini sI,,i ne Sc.
dss de-
retraites deTront atre eo,siderea trss Iifciss
u AGontenter.
" psopsietalre des Sources de Bell Cheney, ha-.
Il hltusa aenasnt une etaion joyeuse leau II est
Il Mabondante et assez do place, de sorte quon
nest sattendre trourero "a sante, ou le plaisr.
Henry Prevent pourrat dams ID esabIissement
eisn InolF.s attraYant que ne Fest cela de- Beaver
efaek, CONNIE tnaitre 6tsl par excellence, reunrs
autOars sda lai IN grand de bons wants.
aAsera bient " pfet pour option de ses anais.
sux aai rechefehent soit III sal,te, SOFT se paisiir
rareiaeat len gutter rnaisoa sans se falic
EEzsssg diy aroir8 4
Antoine Cart ie propFi etaire des Sources de IL
IplEte aux Loups est Creole de raneicl e 1,
reEloss snr d vetta des eaux mitl6rals e sea
SguFces ahond dantss sur ses ennleasge gemenss com.
5lea 81 sur + modctts de aes pfiz base
|saH saeeas de son enterprise.
lsoas espe saisan psochaine reunnarera
saEgenantesa assieus pour III efforts al III faat
loar ajon1er Il aant6 e asa habi.ants
aSaa & St. Landry es des aasfes arosses
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. cHasGEaEsr DE IocAL.--Le Bureau d'Imprimerie
It'd eoarrier des 0pslousas etc transporte au cote
saess az h rue Maine, au premier, dams Ia uaison
siitaes entre e magasin de NM. aey 4 Dupre etcs-
aIi;or
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g Nous sommea requis d'anuoncer fHon. C. II.
Aou1os CONNIE eaHdidas pour Juge da District CON.
pose des Paroisses Sc Landry, Calcasieu Vermillon
II Lafayette, ia pfochaine election. n az 1850
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8: So refsrans nos COLONIES Il agis 81, serra
zaaape N isepee. bien si.ase eas Il sdea
rundisieIla s'asraaser d bureau,
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J % p n e @ q q As !
sSA ss6SA aMEDI MATIN :s: q MAI 1860

sssA tJx HABIrANs ET Aux CoMMERqANs.
@ Be CorRR1En DEs OrELousAs Giant Ii fauiIle il
plas fepaadae dass e Paroisse St Landry,
isspsesueuseneat aeeux qui ont des avis donner,
suis srouyeront un avantage certain en- les fisant
insersr dams aes COLONIES. .5
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Dfe{d6-Au Grand C0tean, lie du ,courant, n
} JEAs GR1MAER, age d'environ A aus
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Aof.e ct ;ear aate1eI,

5as1.saisxsstg aaitrs Il,s:rassse 50 Lazsa.ry
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UupRE GriDRY, SHaretaire.
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NUMBER %.

son Of the King of SARDINIA, will be offered the
Grown Of Tuscany
Advices received by telegraph from Madrid
state that on the 1911, inst. messenger from the
Moorish camp delivered letter TO General O Don
nell from the Emperor OF Morocco, wishing to cor
cpde treaty Of peace.
The Sandman Cabinet meets on the 18th April
A regiment Of Guirasseurs left Turin, with orders
to proceed to Florence as coon AZ the King Of
Sardinia accepts NE proposition og annexation.
Other troops have left their quarters, and are
ready 10 enter the Romagna. =
Gen. Ranti has just organized an army.
As soon as articles Of annexation have been
satisfactorily agreed upon, the Sandman Govern
ment will open loan Of 400, 600, 900 francs. 81,
Advices received from Paris state that the AIis-
ter Of War, in his report, proposes to reduce the
effective strength of the Ciasseurs 70 one fourth
the present nnInber- " N
This proposition has been approved By the En-
peror Napoleon.
Cardinal 4ntinelli, in his reply to i. Thouvenal,
uncompromisingly demands the return Of fhe re-
voted provinces before entertaining the question Of
reform.
The American ship Suffolk, from Liverpool,
bound for Calcutta, was abandoned at sen in q
sinking condition, in 4s0 north latitude. The crew
landed safely Of Plymouth. s. s
A Calcutta telegram dated the 10th, announces
that the ship Red Gauntlet, was destroyed by fire
in that port,
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VOLUME XIII.
Nsh 0rlsans 1adg Grssttat
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 81, 1860.
TALK ON 'oHANGE.

AT an early hour yesterday, or rather before
meridian, tile arrival of the Arabia at New York
was announced. The advices are up to the 18th,
and commercially deemed favorable; nevertheless,
il We take some folks talk as guidethat ID, the
price Of consols-the accounts are not very en-
couraging. However, as we do not believe in the
infalibiity of consols, the price thereof whether
they rule at 80 or 100 for money for account we
never regard their quotations only in the way of
an episode in the great commercial fabric. Well,
about the Arabia's news. It has been shadowed
forth for three days past in cotton market that
the adyices to follow the Bohemian would be Of q
steadiness and frmness in the cotton market.
Middng Orleans cotton closed at 62d., which does
not show any decline, and strengthens the position
of many bills of exchange now in course OF ma
turity. The stock Of cotton in Liverpool was
tolerable large say s0l 900 bales, against $4,000
on the 25th March last year. Nevertheless, there
was some countermanding Of orders received,
before o'clock withdrawn altogether The ad-
vices from Manchester were OF very favorable
nature. Somehow or other these Manchester re-
ports blow warm one day, and before "a hours
pass over they blow cold. However, it does not
make much difference at this advanced period in
| the season. Most every individual connected with
the purchasing Of the staple has come to conclu-
sions. As regards the balance Of the crop now
uns6ld it Is greatly reduced, though still large.
There is SO much of low grades that there will be
some very low prices returned. 1t was talked Of
yesterday there were 500 bales Zone lst) sold at
| 5lc. This, Of course, must have been something
Of very inferior order. Another lot Of l30 bales
was closed at Dc. Whether it was sand and cot
ton, dust and cotton, or cotton, sand and dust
with little leayening of leaves, we cannot say
The general cotton market has been active for the
entire week. The Bears have been unusually stir
ring as the spring time is at hand for the general
shedding of coats. There has been some talk oil
the quantity on sale at this time.
The total receipts up 70 last evening bales cs 0
Stock on hand August rs 49,
| ag83.
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NEW YoRK, March s0.-The Cunard steamship
Arabia, Captain Stone arrived at this port this
morning.
She left Liverpool on Saturday afternoon, the
18th instant, and brings two days lates aayiess
than were received by the Bohemian at Portland.
The steamship Arago, Of the Southampton and
Hayre line, arrived at Southampton on the 10th
instant.
The general and political news by the Arabia
comprises nothing Of special Importance.
The principal topic Of public attention was the
new circular, issued by the French Government, in
which the intention Of annexing Savoy and Nice
to France is more positively insisted ON, than any
thing that has heretofore appeared.
In the English House Of Lords the resolution Of
the House Of Commons approving the com
mercial treaty recently concluded between France
and England, after considerable debate, was agreed
to-.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, March 1.-THE sales of Cotton dur
ing the week amount to 81, 900 bales, of which
$500 bales were taken by spectators and 1s 900
were taken for expectation. The market opened
dull, with declining tendency, especially for Up
lands and the lower qualities, but closed firm and
steady with better demand.
The sales ON Friday amounted to 5000 bales,
closing firm and steady at the following quotations
of the Brokers' Circular:
Fair Orleans. ..T2 Middling Orleans -, 60
Fair Mobile. III Middling Mobie....6s
Fair Uplands >. .......7 MiddIing Uplands +. g
Holders were reluctant to sell. There were more
buyers than sellers. The stock Of Cotton at Liver.
pool amounted to SOL 800 bales, Of which 675 900
are Of American production.
LIVERPOOL, March lT.-The adyices from Man.
chester are Of more favorable character. The
| demand for cloths and yarns was improving; and
prices were generally well maintained.
/ LONDON, March 1.-THE funds are again much
/ depressed, owing to the unsettled state Of
affairs on the Continent; decline Of ! to is re-
ported.
Consos for money closed at 95s. The London
money market continues rather stringent, but no
marked change has taken place during the week.
The market closed active.
/ HAvRE, March 16.-The sales of Cotton during
i the week were limited to 1000 bales Orleans
/ Tres Ordinair closed at lO5f.; Orleans Bas 9Sf.
/ The stock Of Cotton at Hayre amounts to I'll ,O0l
| bales.
LONDON, March 1.-THE amount of bullion ii
the Bank of England has increased ss0,000 during
i the week.
LIVERPOOL, March 1.-THE Breadstuffs marke
generally closed steady at the quotations by ths
Canada. Wheat, however, closed buoyant, ani
all qualities had slightly advanced. The Provision
market generally closed with declining tendency
Lard closed dull, and all qualities had slightly de
i clined il,.
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Arrivals at the Hotels Yesterday.

Rouge; Holt. Ia; Walsh Rouge; + j Minton, Il 4
Sfsfs assss M spgs aans All Ws w W Fa aG9ss sss
Kirby Tenn; WI Nelson s Louis Sam sweeny
Harnan. Tenn: Hllyer, Miss; II Gaen. Miss City;
Ingram Miss Y Carroll; R f Pugh Lieohn Texas; Ed
ian sSo5s m q9n ass os Tsds aa nsder Naa' a Hamp
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