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ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF MANCHESTER
New YoRk, Feb. 2.-The steamship City of Man.

NEW York, Feb. 2.-The steamship City of Man
chester has arrived at this port.
She left Liverpool on Wednesday, the llth inst.
and touched at Queenstown on the following day,
where she was detained until Friday, the 18th inst.
She brought no later commercial news, but her
adyices by telegraph from London are one day
later than were received by the Nova scotian at
Portland
A dispatch from Turin to the London Times
states that Cardinal Antonelli, the Pope's Foreign
Minister, had resigned his position. This report
had not been confirmed, but if true, it was con.
sidered as favorable to the meeting of the Paris
Congress, and it was again rumored that the Con,
gress would on the 18th instant.
It is also reported that treaty of commerce has
| been concluded between France and England.
The Paris Bourse on Thursday, the l2th inst
closed steady.
The Three per cent. Rentes were quoted a
6Sf. 75c,
/ The report that the Bank of England was abou
to raise the rates of discount has not been verified
No change has yet been made.
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GPALDING's PREPARED GLUE'
srALDrsGts PREPARED GLBEt
sPALDIsG,s PREPARED oLUEl
save the Piecsss


$pcoE N.Y. DIsPAT CHI
rsr"A Stitch in Time Eaves Nine."-gs
Az accidents will happen in wslreguated families Is 10
very desirable cheap and convenient way io re-
pairing Furniture, Toys Croekery, etc.
spaIdIng's Prepared Glue
all such emergencies and household can ahord % Do
without It always ready and mp to the sticking point.
There longer necessity nping chairs spntered ve
ess eaiees dolls and broken cradles IL ID Just the srtce
cone she'll other ornamental work popular With "a
dies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation used cold being chemically
held solution possessing all the valuable qualities Of the
best ne aay be used in the plsce Of orai-
nary naucilRgs. being vastly Adhesive.
ssUsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
N RA Brush accompanies each bottle. Price 25 cents
Wholesale DEPOT, No. 4s Cedar street New York
Address HENRY q. sPALDIsG 4 Co,
Box No. $780, Now York
Put up in containing four eight and twelve
doKsna beautiful Ihograph sowCard accompanying each
package
RS-A single bottle Of sPALDfEG's PREPARED GLUE
will times its annually household M
Sold by prominent stsoners Druggists, Hardware and
Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note Of sPALDlNGS
PREPARED GLUE when making up their list II will stand
any climate. jals 1y&W
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MErRoRoLoeIoAL.-At recent meeting Of the
Boston Society Of Natural History, discussion
took place in regard to the meteor Of last August.
It was stated that the noise Of the explosion was
heard over an area Of two thousand square miles.
and that the meteor was seen over an area of six
thousand square miles. single fragment only of
the meteor is positively known to have fallen, and
this was in Bethlehem, about ten miles west of
Albany. The piece, picked up soon after it fell,
was quite warm, and had considerable sulphur
Gus odor. TWAS rregnlarly shaped, and about the
size Of a pigeons egg. Nearly Ihree,fourths Of
lis surface was covered with black non.lustrons,
evidently fused crust tho remainder presenting
the appearance of fresh fracture Of light gray
color, and q granular, semie iehrystalline texture.
It was apparently silicinus, and not metallic The
specimen was bought BY the Regents Of the State
| University Of New York, and Is deposited in the
! State Cabinet at Albany.
/
The editor Of paper Ohio has had fine shirt
collar presented to hin, and isnow waiting Tor some
one to give him shirt, SO that ne may be able to
put the collar to some use. saying that at present
it is perfect supertiutY.' "
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Arrivals at the Hotels Yesterday.

. M xst.sa5 II ssJs
5sN Ws.5 Ees, E. ,a5is a nS..s W.T. M lSts
lphnsi9s 5nh, 5, ~ Y , s1Is; ,sM i Moods N; i
rasor fhils; aiaaIe,oa / II Garter " COKE f Miner.
Miner Miner g Ralston Tyler Miss Mr. Hodge Phil;
sa ssa9n nsnss
Waxahstehie; " Tid@e Il AtcIsulin. Tex; cntehfeld
sspoo M % Keech Nd a.sas Miss me La sa
Capt Boekett. U a.
CITY HnTEln FL. ~, @ Esnss3, Mobile; esaasr 2
y Wsff ass. s5 H ss. Tss Wlsssy ass s
yegss a; ! as ss9sg III ns5 II rs,rs Nees Fl M @
AZ. " = ssyfp smdSy ,sy = p a. Ssv on:
h,ska Msff fS,d s Y p s9ss ash4ss qsls R s
Ford Rooney Eqdhsy ! Thsasr sna LADY NJ shlo
asa.s aaa ,a I R asshs SIX =
@stnsa I;s,asp NIL, i sg;Ss r9sasf j
sss Mses nao saaaa hss aa iaa asaas M os. ass
Wot,hnron, Robinspn Ms + Rohin.op, NJ Robinson
NJ M Rs @s h4E / Hssn Tssss MI Hff
Bnmby, Moo NJ D Mnunby md lady ~ Miss Il Z sFunes
Ssa Sseb u nep m PSI s $ ssd s Z & ss
WssheFshs a. ad,, Ms pt Saaee Ak A.. 81 Owen =;
fi shaSks MohIe F 4 Reog, Phiia
ST. Louis HnTEr.-W I.ehaig Miss g reaoug St lanes
fe5 ss It sssas IT, r sbi Is M s as
vile y Ghempn Han Ian a95o Q 3 ksnsen 3 ns9n Miss;
as's S?sSs To II aFfs Ha!s ~ @ sss Wsod
sils Mis- Webb s. i.o5s psfSsle, silss ssta RsF
bsmRPs bsB s5sB Mr. nsys ssSs @ M s @ta sa y
Havana; 6 I eeesball aeliof, ASSUMPTION; n FAR
----<e>s s-+---
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pATTcs, SMITH g. PUTNAM,
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND GRAvIER STREETS,
Agents for the Sale
M4EUF4c 4cTITRED T0BACG6

MANUF.A CTURED TOBACCO,
Have hand and constantly receiving commits,
en Manufacturers the Largest and Finest
assortment Of
Manufactured Tobacco,
or every variety they have the and solicit
lie attention Of GRoGERB DEALERS their stock before
purchasing.
They arc The SOLE AGENTS for BURTON MAYS Gross
and Extra pounds Ia BELLE CREOLE. 5's and los BUCK
FIENEYs 5s and ls and KEsTS ios-besides
brands; GRANT WILLIAMS, Il lbs. and others LEoN0-
pouad4 which took the Premium at the State Fair Pc
tergbug Va. November. 1850; Y T. r. JONES pounds and
Twists which taken the Premium in North Carolina six
years in succession perhaps the finest Tobacco the
world
WILIdAMsoN's TWIST, tfrt pckngsa KATE ELIZA
pounds only and fact every de-
serinton OF Tobacco generally used
We Also have the PoWHATTAN PIPES, which receive
direct on commission. dl2 bnl
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II oUIsIANA STEAM CLOTHING MANU-
FACTORY,
l65. Canal ,I67
NEW ORLEANS.

subscribers respectfully inform their customers
and general that they always prepared to
furnish them NEGRO CLOTHING, of the very best
terials, and most reasonable prices ==
The large patronage they receive from this and neghbong
States has extend their establishment
meet any business order supply
their patrons always with the and best descriptions Of
tetias they with of the
in the South and shall heneeoh be able
10 supply Planters with goods Of uniform quality.
They confident thai they will give entire satisfaction
may parons their emnens Southern enterprise,
and their ORDERS which shall immediate attention
jal8 en- HEBRARD L CO
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rTsioss MURRAY q Co. 5SHsgFssSRsE JPss & s9ssEz I'd
Messra Poeey Nico eol Florida Yellow Pine Lumber
Yard Of Cedar and Julia New Hunts old
Yard
We have constantly hand every eserip
Of Dressed Flooring and Calling and every Of
scantling, Timber Shingles Iath and every quality
faaa z2>,seee THes MURRAY 4 CO
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VOLUME XII.
MOLAsSEs. "A

MOLAssEs. ..... .HIOLAssEs. 81. .MoLAssEs.
sUGAR-HousE MoLAssEs and GOLDEN SYRUP from
tho Hope Steam Rehuerea equal TO any 10 tho sost
for sale in barrels halves kegs quantities 70 suit pxf-
1n.sie' MoLoNY BRO,
,asI 2plt-sn, No. 50 Poydrss street.
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LRERTsON u NUDGE,
--4aENrs ron aALs orr
PORTABLE AND STATIC AIRY
STEFAN ENGINES.
sAW.Mr,Ls. sHAFTINGs, GIN GEARING,
And every description Of
Machinery for Mill and Fiantasion use.
Also, Agents for sha ralo Of
gLRMoHs, BROWN eo.'s
mreLx xEp pouuLx CYLINDER ooTToN eLr8,
MD
Rates, Patent steam Gausss.
No UNION STREET.
Between ST. Charles snd carondsies streets Now Orleans

fbs Machinery eered sale by from
which hays been engaged In manufacturing for the Southern
country Tor The past and Will be found to %
entirely adapted the for which It s intended OF uch
superior quality great deal Of the machinery 70
market extremely liberal priccs Persons wishing 70
purchase are Invited call aad examine for themselves
CLEMoNS, BROWN 4 co.'s COTTON GINS have been
Successfully various Of the South Tor htten years
and more during which upwards Of FIVE HUNDRED Of
them sold annually We guarantee them 70 DO eqha
IN every respect any gin sold in this section
THE BouBLE CYLINDER GIN Is q recent invention Of
Mr. Brown Of Columbus Georgia. We refer persons VINO
To tho following certificate which Is taken fo
hundreds which have received:
RUSSELL Gousrr, ALA, February D. lsss
Msssrs+ Cleulons, Brown CO.
GentiemeI your Double Cylinder 90 ssw
Gasda past and take pleasure in stating my con-
ron performance Ii far superior 70 any Gin have eve
tried for speed convenience and safety WAS induced to buy
would for iof in the saving Of time
crop, and has fully answered expectations re-
aures no more power to pr5ps Single Cylinder %
ain while 1t cleans much cotton day and much
ecs attended to accounted for from the lesser width Of
breast will gin all the cotton that can be put N
s roll whsut throwing choking II cleana the seed re
marhay and makes good sample Of cotton ~ any
tried The cotton buyers Of Columbus have re-
peassdly told superior GIN, without knowing II was
your Cylinder style Your Double Cylinder Gin
great improvement the ordinary Gin and the
planter ffty bales Of cotton will End to his
interest to lay Single Cylinder 10 90 Gin and
place himself nnder obligations to by pnrthaang your
Double Cylinder Gin and thereby time labor and money
Without pleasure personal acquaintance with
permit 10 assure yau my friendly consideration.
EDGAR GARLICK.
Msssrs w. O. glemons Brown h Co.
Samples both styles Of Gins. well other Machinery,
may be at our store.
ALBERTsoN NUDGE,
No 8 Union strees,
og4 2p6t-tf Between ST. Charles and Carondelet
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A great many drop tear at the door of pow
erty, when they should rather drop u siNpenee.
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Jose mingo,
IMPORTER OF HAVANA CIGARS,
No, lS cusToMHousE Strict

No. l6 cusToMHoUsR STREET,
Has always hand large and assorted stock which
he calls the attention purchasers The choicest
which his house has always celehFated always
found there: PARTAGAS. cABANAS. INTfMfDAp, the
weil-knowr R E5 ArfA DEL REY nE BARaA. the GIN
TO DE ORION, RRpoWA, RIFLE. and The new brand FL.
GARIBAhDI Also 1000 pounds PIGADuRA, received per
steamship Hnbana.
Mr. DOMINGO would respectfully all the attention of thu
public 10 the following letter
Mr. Jesd ousingn New Orleans: My Dear Fcnd-I auihos
ze you to make 1t known TO the public R you needed
that are the only importer in New my brands ri
0to de Orion Redoa and Rifle peaf whereof sign the
present, in the city Of Iiasana this zoh October 1859
jaEa i'm fSiEned1 JAYNE saalTNA
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AMERICA.
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DOMESTIC AND coHakaac14I INTELLIGENCE
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Disbandment OF the English militia.
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DECLINE m THE COTTON MARKET
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THE MISSION or LORD cowLEy

AUSTRIAN POLICY REGARDING CENTRAL 1TAL
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THE EuRopEAN n CONGRESS.
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FRIDAY MORNING. 8,
relsaNpHTo 70 THE NEW oalEAas caesctnT,
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE

TELEaaApHE0 TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
------->~-@0s-%~--
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AMERICA.
---.~s-------
DECLINE IN THE COTTON MARKET.
AUSTRIAN POLICY REGARDING CENTRAL ITALY
----s~+---
THE MISSION OF LORD cowLEY
Disbandment or the English Militia.
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EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL DIsTRfcT.-The following
are the official returns of the election for District
Judge, recently held in the Eighteenth Judicial
District of the State composed Of the parishes Of
Desoto and Caddo. The candidates were Messrs.
T. Elan and r. Jones:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-03

Tfts LAWYER AND THE DocraR.- f.a1oraf s..c,,.
practising lawyer, arp DR.. Mason d practsiinas
physician. we're rival candidates ior tie State
Senate Of Msssachn rs IS, ana were stunlpiag ths
cate for law.retorm, aud, in arguing lis necessity
he referred to cart ain ease III which i'll cnrnn
titaf had been m nom nsed upon some techniealstTs
law reformed, or solone stone il ifcomnessst ~ II
the dilemma. !, - ss.4.sa .sA = =
Colonel Stone replisif IF elaw citizens. ne doe
faks ~ my profession he has only ta "a the records
q fhs eaaFt and find il, and publish ii to The
world ent when BE makes q mistake IN Aia profess
SION, n, ne hnrles 1t six Tex ssaaas. qrsassa 4,
and iarsaye him tile biunder charged mnan him.
for the sake of the clever rstsrt ID made III tse
/ aeesara expense.
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DoAMIeA.-The New fofk Hes aid has received
the Gaeeta Ofhelai q @. nomln2 Of ITth Deeem-
Der, containing the efhesai corr spondence in re-
gard to The reception and saiu ting Of the Consnls
Of France and England Aftsf the affair was over,
the Secretary Of State adds aaed ncte to the
allied commanders. protestis that the act on the
part ef the Dominican Cove nnasnt was committed
under force. and should y i DO considered yoluu-
tarY
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-29

tame submission to the rule which our
enemies propose to ~inaugurate.
Ii,ave only to say in conclusion that
I am now engaged in preparations for
returning home, there to aid by any ser
vice, and Join in any sacrifice that can
conduce to the honor, happiness, Oh
prosperity of our beloved State.
Respectfully, your fellow-citlzcn,
J. p. BENJAMIN.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-29
pg-A special dispatch to the Delta

nRrA special dispatch to the Delta,
dated Charleston, Dec. Goth, says:
This Union is dissolved. The Conven-
ton Of the State of South Carolina unan-
imously passed an ordinance Of one
o'clock and fifteen minutes P. NJ, Deem
Der twentieth, eighteen hundred and
sixty, to dissolve the Union between the
State of South Carolina and other States,
united with her under the compact en-
titled the Constitution Of the United
States Of America.
Never has such rejoicing been known
IN Charleston as was manifested by the
whole population as soo as the ordi-
nance declaring the secession Of the
State had passed the Convention. The
city is blazing with bonircs; bells are
ringing and %salutes firing. There is
also a general illumination of the city,
and al business Is suspended.
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STORE and
= a IN 6 Z 6 o o D S
State of Louisiana

State of Louisiana.
Parish of Pointe ~Coupee-Ninth District Court.
In the matter of the succession of Jean
Uranus Sicard, deceased.
PURSUANT to an order to me addressed by
the Honorable the 9th District Court in and for
the parish and State aforesaid. /, the undersigned,
Sheriff, will offer at public sale, at the residence
of Widow Jean Baptiste Sicard, on the Island
of False River, in this Parish, on
Thursday, Jan. II, 1861,
at II o'clock A. NJ, to the highest bidder, the
following property, belonging to said succession,
to wit:
EDWARD, a negro man, aged about twenty
eight years. q
Also, the MOVABLEs depending upon said
succession.
Terms and conditions of the sale:
Movablcs, cash.
The slave, one-third cash, and the balance on
a credit of one, two and three years from day OF
sale. Purchaser to furnish his notes, with
good security. in solido, to the or
der and satisfaction of the Administrator, and
to bear S per cent. per annum interestfrom date
of sale until paid and a special mert@aee to be
retained on the property sold until the full
and entire payment Of the purchase money, and
interest that may accrue thereon.
SEVERN POitCIIa, Sheriff.
| December Is. 1869.
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NTOTICE.-The public is hereby io aess,iIed
IN not to trade for the following as nbich
promissory notes; as t. the ,.s, eon ndd fhsv will ii not be
paid at maturity: hr John s.
LIST. Two promissorY notes made e eso,Du,her
Nesbit and endorsed by him, datr9 oer and lt
Sd, 1859, payable LIST September l.0t The rate u
; sI ner cent. per annum from Sd scptenn med ,Ii By
navment of said notes having been as .ah drawn
james 4. Ferguson. Said notes rseaSD' i
for the sum of S5l6 GG33. .oh n~ayalle
I'd. Three notes of 1888 $50 eae1, oppdorsel
to the order of James 4. Ferguson anu HE re.
by him, dated Sept, II. 1869, am ana E, and '5s,
Spectively on tue LIST January y t iss rate Of sper
'e: ID. one note for 1868 "a, pnyao's him er-
ordrr of James A. Ferguson anu ~ b1e in the
dorsod, dated Sept. i. lSsn; amt i',te pss$ iron, dale
month of March, 1851, with lI,,n,n''
1T the rate Of S per cent. per 'hF rnT@s.GrsoS.
Nov. a. 1860. JAS. j. fh'
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The State Of Louisiana

Parish of pointe Coupee-Nirtn ~.
A''~''e'A n rof,'hot, in'riX. vs.. Justrs Rev.
h"i'iS' No. -lg5, ''!-
>Hl' tor partition between thr m:n
Mary Francis. Sarah and Cur"I;". Jane.
~ pursuance TO d commission to no
L inc CLERK 81 thc Ninth District C ~ "'Te1edb by
ana IN "br'tltncc 20 u iuLot,,cnt ,n,, "''eSnd,
move S'Nlrd suit by tie Judge Ct 1n, Z [' ~ The
NC, Court aforesaid. /. the und,r~ionni ",! us,
u 'Ee l'afi>!l OF t"intr Norlnv. will Sa," . ''!N
nc S''o' at de Courthouse of this Iari>h az, pun
THURSDAY, JANUARY T. 1sm
at 10 clock =. W, for the purpose Of ,r...:
partition between The minors Jane, Many ",'1"Sa
els, Caroline and Sarah REYNOLDS. n" en- ran
properly depending upon The Succession Of IN WHn..!E
Reynolds. ' " Justin
Said property consisting as follows:
NEGROES.
Lily. nrgr" w"man. aged about forty
AND hcy children, viz: "'! years.
Eugene, Il negro boy. AGED ,bo,.
years: '"e'Ry
Fh''S' a negro girl, aged about seventeen
years: "''i'ocl
Isaac, a negro boy. aged ab,ut 6f,,,
years: '' h'oeil
Alfred or Tohy, Il negro boy aged abort two,r,
years: '"'Fe
l'aptistc, a negro boy, aged ahout u;n.
years: '"' nHe
Joanna, u negro girl, aged ahou, sir
years; ""'"' SIX
Little jim a negro boy. aged about srven,,o,
years; seventeen
Tuck, a rcgro boy, aged about af,eor
years; N'teh
Nelvina. Il negro woman. aged ah,ut ,w,n.,
five years: '"'n'!-
l,izzy, a negro woman, aged about tbir,v
years: "'!
Rachel. a negro woman, aged about for4v
years; and her children. viz: wi!
Rachel. Is years,
Henry. II years,
-Adelinc. Q years,
Lucinda. 5 years,
And an infant;
Why, II negro woman aged about t~birty-Hr.
years;
JIM, a negro man, aged about ~thirty-two
years.
TERMS OF SALE.
Onc-tonrth cash on day of sale. and the h,lonc.
payable at one. two and three Years from d,v Of
sale: purchasers to give their notes tot the credit
terms payable in one. two and three Years from
day of sale. secured by personal security in soi.
do, to the satisfaction Of the tutriX. and mortgage
reserved on property sold: notes bearing eigLt
per cent. interest from day OF sale until full and
iinakPayment.
SEVERN PORCIE, SRf.
December 3. 1860.
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State ofLouisiana.
II. DIDIER.
J. p. Ninth Ward.
Dec. 8. 1860.

Parish of Pointe Coupce-Ninth District Court
james Crowell. adm. vs.. DoraliZe Robilard.
wife of Alexander Chust. Sr.-No. 262S.
DI Virtue of and to satisfy a writ Of ii. ia.
d issued in the above entitled suit and to
me directed by the Hon. the 9tI, District Court
in and for the parish and State aforesaid, to sat
isfy plaintiffs demand and costs Of suit, have
seized, and will offer at public sale, at the Cou
House on
Saturday, the 5M day Of January, 1851,
at eleven o'clock A.. NJ, all the right. title and in
tcrest that the defendant has in and to the follow
ing described property. to Wit:
ZENON, a negro man, aged about fitty-fvc
years.
Terms of sah-Cash, mM Appra1scmeat
SEVERN PORCEE, Sheriff.
Pointe Coupec, Dec. 8. 1850.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-29

Das-The New Orleans Bee, a paper
which, Notwithstanding its weathercock
character, is still %patronized by a large
number of subscribers in this and other
Creole parishes, affords at the present
moment, an interesting study for those
curious in the mysteries Of journalism.
1t would appear, that the Janus-faced
and bilingual being that presides over
its columns, is under the impression that
the energetic and masculine eloquence,
with which, since the election Of Lincoln,
pit has on its English side advocated the
rights Of the South, would be unpalata.
BILE to those with whom it converses in
French. We think that the Bee is under
a delusion, if it deems our Creole popu-
lation less sensitive to the wrongs in
ficted by the North, Or less prompt and
willing to avenge them. At any rate,
it renders itself ridiculous, by preaching
peace and war, secession and submis-
sion in the same issue. To those who
read the Bee in both languages, and
they are mor numerous than its editor
imagines, this double dealing is dis
gushing and intolerable.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1860-12-29
Public Speaking.

JAMES F. BLACKMAN, candidate to repre-
sent the Senatorial District composed of the
parishes of Avoyelles, West Feliciana and Pointe
Coupee, in the State Convention to meet 23d of
January next, will address the public as fol-
lows:
New Road on Saturday, December goth.
bayou Sara on Monday, December 3lst.
Morganza on Wednesday, January I'd.
Williamsport on Friday, January 18th.
Simmesport on Saturday, JANUARY 9th.
va Discussion respectfully invited. Speak,
ing to at each appointment at ten
O'Clock.