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no other alternative left her; in his platform
alone, can she hope for future safety and pros.
perity now or never, should be the motto OF
every true southerner. If we fail to support
the Constitutional ticket in the coming election,
we have only to bite the dust and in future
hold our peace.
As yet we get ITO election returns from either
Indiana or Pennsylvania. 1t is generally be-
lieved by our Western passengers that the Black
Republicans will be defeated in Indiana. May
heaven grant it!
The death Of Gov. Willard is announced in
the Memphis papers of last Monday. He was
strong man, and in his death Indiana parts
with one Of her most worthy and gifted sons.
Lieut.-Governor Hammond, OF whom I made
mention in a recent communication, is now
Governor Of Indiana. He, too, is a noble gen.
tleman and reliable Democrat.
| The old Father of Waters is very lou dorm
ct this time. We have had heavy rains and the
weather is cool and bracng.
! The "Break-bone fever has been on a tour,
calling at all the towns and plantations on the
banks of the Mississippi. Its attacks ore &C.
we're in the general sense, but not fatal. Like
the Bell-Dnuglas combination fever, it is rather
painful but not dangerous.
We are nearing Vicksburg, and must bring
these desultory remarks to speedy close
Wishing your readers, dear Register, every
possible personal success, I'll subscribe myself
as ever, Your devoted friend
| And ob't servant,
10. SAM'L BARD.
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The Elections.

The election in Florida has resulted in the
entire success Of the Democratic (Breckinridge)
ticket by a triumphant majority.
In Delaware. ut the election for Inspectors
held on the Sd instant, the Breckenridge ticket
was completely successful, carrying the State
by over q thousand majority.
From Mississippi we have the same cheering
news.
In Pennsylvania the Republicans have elect
ed their State officers. Four Democrats and
seven Republicans have been elected to Con-
gress.
Indiana has gone for the Republicans.
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[From the Daily Drlta.s
TIE MELANCHOLY DIRTY OF JUDGE
DOUGLASS,
In Search of his Mother.


Done into verse 10 the tune of Lord Lovcl.
Judge Douglas, he stood at his mansion door
A reading the bred Scott case;
And ''thc giant" was bothered in mind that day
For remarkably long was his face--iace-f face.
For remarkably long was his facel
snow, whercnrc you goings" John Torncy
said.
" Now, where are you going?' said he; ..
+" am going TO layemy weary head
Upon my dear mothers knce--knec-knec.
Upon my dear mothers knee.
So he rode, and he RODE aud he rode far away
On steamboat and railroad train,
But allho' he rode for many q day
His search for his mother was vain-vain-vain
His search for his mother was vain?
Oh the Judge was stepped at each stopping
place,
BY the people, all eager 10 see
The man who had sacrificed name and Gmc,
The President for to be--bc--be,
Tho President for to be.
He went in hot haste down to the South
In search Of his mother dear.
But he got nc further than Raleigh town,
When he left with fea in his ear--ear--ear,
When he left with a flea In his eur.
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Election Notice.

4 N election for Justice of the Peace in ward.
II No. will be held in the town of Trenton
on Saturday the 18th inst, to fill the vacancy
occasioncd by the death of Felix II. Walker,
late J. p. of said ward.
The commissioners Of election for said ward
are hereby notified and required to hold said
election and due returns make thereof accord
ing to law. By order of John McEnery, Pres.
Jury. P. McENERY, elk.
Monroe, October 2, lS6O-2ts3.
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Parish Electors.

The following appointments have been mad
OF Parish Electors for the parishes comprisin,
the 9th Electoral District Of Louisiana, viz;
p. @. Davidson, Of Sabine. -
George Williamson, of Caddo.
b. Elan, Of DeSoto.
John N. Sandidge, of Dossier. s.s
J. D. Watkins, Of Claiborne.
B.W: Rearce, of Bicnville.
D. Rankln Thompson, Of Jackson.
J. F. Fuller, Of Union.
". II. Hough, Of CALDWELL -
R. J. Caldwell. Of Ouachita.S1 -
D. Kelly, Of VIM. S :
=. A. F. Harper, ofFranklin.s 80
:. Spencer, Of Catahonla.
2. Yorke, of Concordia. S&g
@. D. Shadburne, of Madison.
]: +. Harper, of Tensas. III.
W. l., Knox, Of Carroll. -
J. d. Matthew's Of Morehousc. i,
". A. Ponder, of Natchitochcs.
..-.. WIN. NJ. LEVY,
g..
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Democratic Presidential Electors
(Chosen by The Democrats Of Lou,siana in Convention
H AsseuLlsd)
Democratic National Executive
COMMITTEE,

The following named gentlemen compose
this Committee:
Hon. I. |. STEVENS, of Oregon, Chairman.
Hon. r. W. JOHNSON, of Arkansas.
Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS, Of NJ ssissippi.
Hon. JESSE d. BRIaHT, of Indiana
Hon. THOMAS r. FLoRExcE, OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Hon. GEO. ". lIuanEs, Of Maryland
Hon. JolIN W. STEVENSON. of Kentucky,
Hon. JOHN r. THOMSON, of New Jersey.
Hon. A. B. MEEK, of Alabama.
AUGUSTUS ScHEII., Esq, of New York.
Isaac II. WRIGHT, Esq, of Massachusetts.
ABRAHAM HUNTER, Esq, Of Benton, Missouri.
Hon. JAMES g. BARRET, of Washington, D. G.
WV. FILM, Esq, Of Washington, D. G.
WALTER LENox, Esq, Of Washington, D. G.
N. W. CLusKEr, Washington, d. C., resident
secretary.
Gro W. RlGGs Washington D. c., Treasurer.
All communication should be addressed 10
Hon. isaac l. STEVENS, Chairman, Washington,
D. Q. Rooms Of the -ommittee at No rs 41
street.
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The Thompson (Ga.) Herald says: Though
we expect to vote for Bell and Everett, yet our
humble opinion is, from present indications,
that Breckenridge and Lane will be elected.
They appear to be the most popular with the
people everywhere.
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SHERIFF SALE. =
STATE OF LOUISIANA, /
Parish IF 0uacl,;+o

i5iA1E VI LOUISIANA,
Parish of Ouachita.
Leopold Bach. MARI + Haas, subrogated, vs. Leo
poH Beer.
DY virtue of writ of fl. ia. issued from the
- 9Th District Court, in and for the Parish of
Orleans, and directed to the Sheriff of the
Parish OF Onachita, have seized and will ex-
pose at public sale, at the Court House in the
town of Monroe on
Saturday, Sd day Of Norember, 1860,
the following property, to-wit:
A promisory note drawn by Robt. Ray in
favor Of L. Beer for one hundred and forty
eight dollars, payable LIST January 1860.
Also q judgment in the 18th District Court, in
case Of A. N. Bry VS. Noah Stay. Seized as L.
Beers property and sold to satisfy said writ
and costs
Terms--Cash with an appraiscmcut.
N. ROGERS. Sheriff.
Monroe. Oct. 8, 1860. 4t:S4 SO.
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Land for Sale.

A VALUABLE Tract of Land for sale sls
"A in Ashley county, Ark, on Bayou -
one mile above the line of Lou
isana, containing 40 acres--75 acres in cult
walton, so more deadened-gin and other build
ings. For terms, apply to the undersigned on
the place. E. II. Raglan.
sept6-4t"
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% Keep II before Tie people, TINT
DoMglas cannot get a single Stete IN The
Ussos, and that he IS running simply to
dsu'de TIE Democracy and to prcrenl The
election If a Democratic President.
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THE BoseuE TIMEs-We have received this
new paper, published weekly at Meridian
and G. E. Cantlcy. 1t is we'll edited and ably
advocates the election of Breckenridge and
Lane.-E.
It was ingenious of the parents Of editor
Ward to select lot of Christian names will
such initials.
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Democratic Convention.

Pursuant to notice, the Democracy of the
Parish of Uuachita convened at the Court
House on Monday the 18th inst, to appoint
delegates to attend the Convention in Monroe
on the goth lust, for the purpose of nominating
candidate for Swamp Land Commissioner for
the dth District.
On motion, Frank p. Stubs. Esq, took the
chair.
VIM. T. Atkins was requested 10 act as
Secretary.
1t was moved that the President appoint s
delegates whereupon he named James G.
Richardson, Arthur H. Martin, G. A. Pickett,
J. r. Ellis, F. N. Marks, VIM. II. Bradley, J. Il.
Lacey, and A. A. Swan.
It was moved that the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Register.
Ga motion the house adjourned.
+. r. STUBBS, Pres't,
WI. 7. ATKINS, Sec'y.
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BARBECUE AT OuACHlTA CITY.-Therc will be
Breckenridge and Lane barbecue given at
Ouachita City on Monday next, the 22nd.-
Everybody, and the ladies particularly, are
invited. Distinguished speakers will be pres
ent to discuss the political issues involved in
the CANVASS,
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ROu IS e t & Genin.
So CANAL ST., NEAR CHARITIES,
NEW ORLEANS.

IMPORTERS and dealers in Foreign and Do
l. nestle Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Nails,
Axes, castings, plows, rope. stationery, fishing
tackle, toys, and general assortment of French.
German, English and American fancy goods,
August 30, lS6O-tf.
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sNNWe arc authorized to announce Hon.
EDWARD BARRY, of the Parish of Caldwell.
aasAscandldate for the Office Of Commissioner of
the BoArd of Public Works. for the 4th Swamp
Land District. Election on 9th Nov. next.
MANY v0TERs.
Oct. 8, 1860
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~ We have heard the name Of Col. George
D. Sharp, Of Morehouse parish, mentioned in
connection with the Office of Commissioner Of
Public Works for the Fourth Swamp Land
District, and understand his name will be pre-.
scented to the Democratic Convention for the
aomlnatiou, Il one is held1or that purpose.
IS Col. Sharp, 10 one Of our most worthy citizens
ard sterling democrat. Should he be the.
nominee, he will be triumphantly elected in
November next.
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VIM. NJ, LEV i,
Democratic Elector for 9Th District.

~ 1.-THE CONSTITUTION AND THE
EQUALITY OF TIE STATES; THESE ARE
THE SYMBOLS. OF EvERLASTINCsUN UNION :
LET THESE BIZ THE RALLYING CRIES OF
THE PEOPLE"'-John G. Bfeckiuridyc.
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Fusion IN OREGoN.-We learn from the OH
Line Guard that the Douglasites have fused with
the Black Republicans in Oregon. This shows
how far the followers Of the "Little Giant
will 60 10 defeat the election Of our noble
champions, Breckenridge and Lane! Comment
Is unnecessary.
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KINDS.

A FEARFUL ARM.--They have tried lately in
the Saint Denis, near Paris, a new gun, the
range of which is by far superior to the famous
rifle cannon. The new arm does fearful execu-
ton at distance of nine miles. 1t is said that
its trial, made in the presence of one of Napo-
Icons aids-de-camp, has been very satisfactory.
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The servant girl of Mr.. Cox, Amherst Court
house, Va, has been sentenced to transporta-
ton, for having cut of the head Of her infant
with case-knife
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THE BARBECUE!
Everybody Should Rememb

Everybody Should Remember
that there is to be grand barbecue given in
honor of Breckenridge and Lane at this place
on Saturday next. the goth. Distinguished
speakers will be present to address the people,
including our Elector for this District, as will
be seen by his list Of appointments published
| elsewhere.
Everybody and his family is invited, as pre-
parations will be made 10 accommodate all who
will honor us with their attendance.
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For Sale.

49, A plantation miles from the Ouachita
e river and miles from the ", S. and T.
Railroad, containing 800 acres--l75 acres
cleared.
There is good dwelling and out-houscs
together with a new gin house on the place.
For further particulars apply to WIN. 7. At
kins, Monroe, La.
G.P. RoUToN.
Oct. IL, 1860. IT,
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Six Douglas Electors have declined to serve
in Tennessee. In Florida, also, the Douglasites
have only just succeeded in getting up an
electoral ticket. Messrs. Peden, Cuipeppcr and
Jones are announced as the electors.
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LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY
OF LEARNING
And Mi1itarv Aoodovor


THE End session Of this Institution will COM
J. mence LIST November and continue, with
out vacation, till goth August, 1861.
TERMS OF ADMlss1oN.-The applicant must
be between Is and q years of age, of good
moral character, and well versed in the prima-
~ English branches.
EXPENSES FOR THE SESSION.
Tuition, board washing, lights and fuel. 1920
Uniform clothing, text books, stationery,
medical attendance and rent of fixed
Aul"tA' *. . g1SV
A deposit of 5000 must be made LIST Novenl-
Der.
Each cadet must bring with him bedding and
the minor articles of room furniture, or pur-
chase them at the Seminary at cost of $50.
He must also bring supply of Undertaking.
For further information apply to
Col. w. H. SHERMAN, Sup'd't.
oct4-4t. Alexandria, La.
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Oct. 8, 1860
Appointments,

William N. Levy, Breckenridge and Lane
Democratic Election for the 9Th District, will nd.
dress the people at the following times and
places, viz:
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The vegetarian who recently rowed himself
4 from Boston to New York, In email boat, may
iuetly be called "the noblest Rowman Of them
ALL"
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z An infant in the arms of its mother, was
crushed to death by the crowd pressing forward
to see the Prince at the st. Louis Fair.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, J
Parish of Ouachita.
10Th .udicia1 Distr;c+ Co,,r+

18th Judicial District Court.
Succession Of James Rogers, decd.
WHEREAS, Hulda NJ. Rogers has fled IN
w the office of the Clerk Of the 18th Judi
cial District Court, in. and for said Parish Of
Ouachita, her final account as tutrix,
Now, therefore, unless opposition be made
thereto within thirty days from the date hereof:
the said account will be homologated according
to law. 4m - s
n. GooDLETT, Clerk.
Monroe, La, Oct. 10, 1860. 5t:s6.
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FRosr.-We were visited on Saturday night
last by heavy frost, and the weather has been
cool and bracing ever since. Vegetation shows
It's blighting effects.
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New Advertisements.
Grand Democratic Rallyl!

Z" THE CONSTITUTION AND THE EQUAL.
TY OF THE STATES-THESE ARE
SYMBOLS OF EVERLASTING
UNION"
A GRAND BARBECUE
IN HONOR OF
BRECKINRIDGE & LANE
Will be Given Mt
MONROE, LOUISIANA,
On Saturday, October 20, 1860.
Distinguished Speakers will address
the people.
Free discussion is invited.
Everybody, and especially the ladies
are invited.
Oct IL, 1860.
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BARBECUE AT DowNsvlIIE.-We understand
that the Breckenridge barbecue to be given at
townsville, Union parish. has been postponed
to Thurslay, October 25th. .,,"..
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BRECKENRIDGE CLUB!

This Club meets at the Court
House in this place on every
Thursday evening at 7 O'clock
p. M,
f. P. STUBBs, President.
RoBr. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
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E II will be seen by reference to his an
nouncement, that Hon. Edward Barry is a can
didate for Commissioner of the Board Of Pub
lie Works.
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@D- Dr. Bcatty's advertisement will be
found in another column.
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The Bell and Douglas electors for the 9Th
District, are respectfully invited to meet ut the
above mentioned places and enter into discus
sion on the pending political issues.
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EplToRlAI. CORRESPONDENCE attention
of ourreadcrs is directed TO the letters from
DR.. BARD 10 this issue. Ono Of them will be
found on the first page.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

Monroe. Oct. Q, 1860. 4t:s4 so.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-02
Congressional Procsedineg.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-Nothing Of inter-
est done in either House to-day.
New York. April 25.--Advices from st.
Marks, st. Demingo speak Of the demolition
of several buildings by another earthquake.
1t is supposed great damage has been sustained
in other places. The vessels in the harbor os-
ciIlated violently
Advices from Arizona to the 7th, say tho
Convention for the organization Of provision
al government was very enthusiastic. DR..
Owings was elected Governor under the new
Constitution.
New ORLEANS, April 25.-Ths Brooklyn
warehouses in Algiers have been destroyed by
fire. Loss $4,000.
New ORLEANS, April 55.-The bark Char
lotte was seized yesterday suspected Of being
fitting up for the slave trade.
Mr.. John A. Dix has been rendered the
commissionership under the Paraguay treaty.
New ORLEANS, April 25.-The steamship
Arizona, from Brazos, brings intelligence that
special conducta Of $2,0OQ000 had left the
city of Zacatecas, for the Rio Grande, but was
attacked by band of robbers when only
few hours cut, and put back. It Is added that
several persons in charge of the conducta were
wounded during fhe conflict, which was very
severe, though short; but they finally sue
ceeded in getting the whole amount Of money
back to the city.
The Picayune's correspondent says every
thing about Brownsville was quiet 20 far aS
actual operations were concerned. The prin-
cipal items Of interest were the recall Of the
Rangers by the Governor, and the sudden in
| fux of knights of the Golden Circle." There
is no certainty as to the whereabouts Of Cor
tina, but all agree that he is collecting men
and means for another dash ut the frontier,
and that he is popular among the Mexicans.
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Opposition Convention.

JACKSON, April 23, 1860.
A respectable number of the delgates to the
Constitutional Union Convention of the State
of Mississippi, met this morning, in the Hall
of the House of Representatives, at 10 o'clock.
The assembly was called to order by Hon.
W. L. Sharkey, Of Kinds, on whose motion the
Hon. VIM. A. Lake, of Warren was called to
the chair and, on motion of Gen. Patrick
Henry, o.. Rankin, Geo. w. Harper, of Kinds
was appointed Secretary.
Gen. Patrick Henry submitted the follow
ing resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, This Convention, having heard
with the deepest pain and sorrow of the death
of our esteemed fellow-citizen, Geo. S. Yerger,
Esq. and, whereas, the deceased has ever oc-
cupied distinguished position in the State, as
q lawyer and q citizen without stain and with
out reproach-a devoted friend to the "Un Union,
the Constitution, and the enforcement of the
laws Whig of the old school, and a politi-
cian conservative in his character.
Be 1t therefore Resolved, That we desire to
express to the friends and relatives of the de-
ceased our heartfelt sorrow for their great be-
reavement, and to the whole State our deep
regret for the loss of citizen SO pure and Sc
devoted in character.
Resolued, That this Convention do now ad-
iourn until o'clock, P. NJ, for the purpose Of
attending his funeral as a body, at II o'clock
A. II.
The Convention then adjourned, and con.
vened again at the appointed hour; and as
we were unable to be present, and the Secre-
tary not having time previous to the hour o
final adjournment, a o'clock to furnish us ar
official copy Of the proceedings, as he did Of tht
mornings business, we will simply say tha
the Hon. Wm. L. Sharkey was recommended
| TO the Baltimore Convention as Mississippis
first choice for the Presidency, and Bell, o
Tennessee, as the second choice. The follow
| ing gentlemen were chosen as State and Dis
trict Electors 4;
For the State at Large-J. W. c. Watson
of Marshall, and Amos R. Johnston, of Kinds
First Dist.-T. B. Mosely, of Pamela.
Second Dist VIM. A. Shaw, Chickasaw
Third Dist.-W. B. Helm, Carroll.
Fourth Dist.--S. Evans, Clark. ST.
Fifth Dist-G. Fl. Wilcox, Jefferson. @
~. DailU EeHs
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Tribute Of Affection and Esteem to the
Memory Of George s. Yergsr, Esq.

At a special meeting Of the Vestry Of st.
Andrews Church, jackson, Mississippi,
held on the morning Of Monday, April 2Srd,
1S6o-the Rector, the Rev. w. Croes Crane,
presiding, and John Duncan acting as Secreta-
ry-the following preamble and resolutions
were presented and adopted, and upon motion,
ordered to be entered upon the minutes Of the
Parish: e
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God in
His wise but inscrutable Providence, to take
out Of this world the soul Of our deceased
brother, George s. Yerger, for many years
member Of this body and at the time Of his
death, the Senior Warden of the Parish
therefore,
Resolved, That we desire to bow in humble
submission to this most affective dispensation,
by which we have personally lost one Of the
best and truest Of friends, society one Of in
brightest ornaments, and the church one Of ID
earthly supporters. 0.5 e rtis
Resolved, That we render our humble and
hearty thands to the Father Of all mercies
for having cast the lot Of our beloved
departed brother In our midst, for having
granted 10 us the benefit of such rare exam
pie of goodness and the fruits Of his invaluable
labors
Resolved, That we will ever cherish with
fond and reverent affection the blessed memory
of this holy and useful man, and with the help
of God will redouble our efforts in the cause
of Christ and His Church TO which his life was
given. }s Es
ResoEVsd, That deeply sympathising with
his bereaved family in this overwhelming
affection, we desirelto convey to them the as-
surance ofour participation in their sorrow,
and commend them to the care and love Of
our faithful Creator and compassionate Re-
deemeR.
Resoiued, That the Church he so muck
loved in which he was constant worshipper
which Is indebted 90 largely for its erection
and prosperity, TO his devoted zeal, be draped
| IN morning until Whit-Sunday, and that we
will wear the badge Of mourning for the same
period
a COPY Of these resolutions to be presented to
the family Of our deceased brother, and that
the newspapers Of the city and the Journals Of
the Church generally be requested 10 publish
the same. l.ss9 q Is E4
Whereupon the meeting adjourned.
w. CROES CRANE, Rector.
JoHN DUNCAN, Sec'Y.
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Arrival Of the Australia.

PoRTLAND, April 23.-The steamship Aus
tralia has arrived from Liverpool which port
she sailed from on the l1th. The Australia
touched at Queenstown on the 18th, and,
therefore, brings four days later intelligence
than that received by the America
The French and other continental Journals
accuse the English Parliament Of fayoring
Carlist in the attempt Of the Spanish and Sici-
Ian instruction.
Heenan had been discharged on his own re-
cognizance in the sum Of ESQ, and also two
securities Of EOS each.
Heenan and Sayers left Deby for London,
and it was considered certain that the fight
would take place on the 16.
The French Government have reprimanded
the Paris Pays and Petrie for publishing nl-
mors involving England with the Spanish and
SilciIlian difficulties.
The King of Sardinia accompanied by the
British Ambassador are put to make tosr
through his dominions.
Representatives at T.
held at the capitol hungary. at the funeral
by thepolice. Six thousand persons were in
attendance.
A concordant was concluded between Spain,
Rome, and the German Rhine States, making
special defensive preparations.
Japanese affairs remain unsettled
The Grand Duke Of Banden proclaimed the
independence Of the Catholic Church despite
the vote Of the second chamber
In Spain great efforts were being made to
capture Count Monotemlin and brother.
The boundaries of Celia have been amicably
arranged. A1
Both Austria and Russia desire the neutral
ty of Piepmont as appears by the Austria's
answer to Thouvenel.