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The New York herald., 1865-01-23

y A1rA0f0tsaAs II. Is rssSsbsGE ssSsbSaS oo1rAsr'
NV iosz. Jan. 10 1875.
81 rS II nH 3s sp
Ss1ss, 's !.
~, 3n ksrins E,.r p,!s kisks. ss
ple%iams ras ms1psd Oh .s earned from 20
j.. JanRs:,y R:,yy,a e p,s% Dsssmssr ST. is64 TseM
Losses Paid During the Year..
On On Fas'fs Tits sIs. Risks. ...sasssss
Rs.srssS assrI is;ss. s.a Ic:.s. Un.dju.sd s is
and Taxes sss interest rscsved).. sss IL Sesos
Net PROD. slzAsa 81
The surpla; on the iii day Of January SS
Total amount q c:ps., .pa susglu, s
Amount of cash in hand. q Agents 49,.
AaS9ss osy ssoos. 1%s'f ana Sosss ss:s' ana ~
t.:
A%Sansof Loans on Collateral pay !. :. -
Items. ................ $4,000
cies issued at onlce ................. B,l01
miums on Marine Risks - a,DsU
Interest due and accrued but not yet
payable lAIo0 lz-WootHl d
The Board OF Directors this day resolved 10 pay
Six PER CENT
the ont..ndns FRONTS there
Of their legal and after Monday 20h
Of February ne1s; also FEN gIysREMRT pER uRST =
the capital company payable cash
FIFTY PER CENT
in scrip the net earned participating premiums Of the
for the 1854 for which certificates will be ssu
ed on and after the 10th day OF March next
DIRECTORS
Jas. Lorimer Graham Daniel Parish,
Robert M G. Graham, Dudley h. Fuller
Edward A. Siansbury Henry v. Butler,
Joseph b. varnuu, Gilbert l.. Beeckman,
Bowes Il. Mclvaine, Charles y. Kirkland,
Frederick II. Wolcott, Joseph B. varnum, Jr,
William X. Strong. Watson Il. Case,
John c. Henderson, Iorrain Freeman,
Gustavus A. Conover Edward Macomber,
Martin Bates, Jr., j. I.ornier Graham, Jr.,
Paschal w. Turney, Saml. ID. Bradford, Jr.,
Franklin II. Deano, George w. Hatch.
JAMES LORIMER GRAHAM, President
ROBERT NJ c. GRAHAM, Vice President.
EDWARD A. STANSBURY, Second Vice President
JOHN G. GoopRIpcE Secretary.
COSO wANTED-AGAINsr GOOD INTEREST AND
pLOU security. Address p, box 100 Herald of1ce.
C77E OOOTo LoAN-AT SIX PER CENT INTER
pl O.UOO est, on bond and mortgage In this city
Brooklyn Apply to JOHN r. CONREY In the Office OF the
Peoples Fire Insurance Company 66 Wall street
CQ00 0O0 TO LOAN AT SIX PER CENT ON
poOV.VOO New York city pr%oppsSr;y;, p9%pS Apply la %
No. ~ Pine street. rooms 10 and IL.
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Total circulation issued 70 date. $50 05s 200
The Secretary OF the Treasury has, during the week
ending January a. designated the following National
Banks repositories Of the public moneysTroy City,
Troy, N r.; Connecticut River, Charlestown, N. h.
The Boston Traveller Of Saturday Says
The supply OF money Is less abundant than II
the early part Of the week. In consequence OF the banks
having had their balances drawn down. for the public
vice. There Is particular strngoncy present. but
loans demand and for short periods obtained
discount Market and paper Of the frt class has been
passed at eight and half per cent This change
slightly depressing effect the prccs Of stocks and
bonds and created more desire 70 sell than to buy both
dividend paying and speculative securities, although not
many are forced upon the market.
Financial affairs in Cincinnati are thus referred 70 in
the Gdsetts Of the 10th inst =
Borrowers experience no relief in the money market
The demand was not urgent yesterday but this
not because people did not need money but finding It
useless 70 apply they have ceased considerable
tent, TO make applications. Until wc reach period
when produce be shipped East there be gene
ral relief The West is holding the bulk Of ts pro-
ducts which usually placed the seaboasd 1t this
season while the country s being drained Of currency
pay for imports Rates Of interest remain ut 10 10
prevailing figures between bankers and their regular
toners are 10 IL per cent Exchange 10 close and dr
st 70 u premium buying, and 81 premium selling
The Boston CommeSciaI Buetin reports that counter
felt 6ve hundred dollar bills the Fourth National
Bank Of Boston are In circulation.
The amount Of nour and grain in store at Chicago on
Saturday, January H. compares follows with the
The New York herald., 1865-01-23

me quotations tor government securities and railway
nd miscellaneous shares at the Stock Exchange in this
y u the close Of each Of the last four weeks were -
follows
The New York herald., 1865-01-23

PERSONAL.


II JOHN LISTER FORMERLY OF wRAGBY. LIN
Amos Lister Terryyie Lltchneld county Conn John
Kes Manchester England be win bear OF something to his
advantage
Last heard from at Wards Island y; landed 10 July,
Kings county Rlatiands Post once L. !.
)uTIADELPHIA NoTICE.-THE GENTLEMAN WHO
boush, a Poctsbook January al The fancy store 7o2
Chestnut street Phadelphis can hear Of something g his
advantage by calling EDW ChHIsIhANN.
U,HE GENTLEMAN THAT SAW ME cLuBBED AND
ss.s ssd s q .as
WILL MISS a. L. AINswoRTH. OF NEW HAVEN.
supposed pSw 70 esss ssn " M:w YS So
onlcs, n III
LOAN OFFICES.
I,Es LsEsAIkkx yApyAScEp ON pEWs pIA
shoksss nSsps froxkTs nsotahr for lxosbs wATci.
Es JRwRLRy, 40, Al n Bieeksr street, up stairs
ArH HYMANs, Bs BROADWAY. CORNER OF
ond s'as Silver @s1s WI .a!ssos Sl ss.h o.
ths above articles
y y. BOOB MO- s
Jewely and the utmost value sor them He also ad
A -ss-MoNEY LrBERALLv ADVANCED ON pIA.
foi.. soash, q Inc above article. Tor vhish v. pay %
and g. up stairs. " n. PACE.
pAwNBRoKERs' TICKETS soU0HT-oY DIAMONDS
aud S.s cGSss s.
,hs Bowery, under the Citssns' Bank
DENTISTRY.
A SET or TBETH MADE TN THREE HOURS; ENTIRE
IA satisfaction or no pay a. - sirh syenue. No I'd.
required Osn snd cheap teeth, purnp~rs
fronts, ARTIFICIAL palates, - oxide on
hand at 40 sixh ayeuus between Fifteenth Sixteenth
streets.
COTTON DENTAL AssocrArIoN ORIGINATED THE
~ Of the nitrous oride and charge 10
uacng .seth palm u caused Come 70 hesdauartsr The
best teeth inserted. once, 10 Cooper institute.
GOAL, WOOD, &c.
CoKB DELIVERED IMhRD1ATELY.-APPLY AT Ia
- Ihrd svsnue ~ sysnus 4, or az ths gv wcrks
Twenty nfs. ssrss. and av.sus = 9. 2. snERwoop
Q1O TX ZEE roN,--vIRsT QUALITY OF FAMILY
plU ~ Ia and rusnAAs Goal; stovc ni vel
sereened. Aoo pcssads guaranteed or foIfst kPpy 80
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
MAgurACTuRED TOBACCO FOR sALB;-wb yfEnk Ek
M for sale. Tn lots 70 sut purchasers al KINDS OF NAVY
HENRY SMITH co, M Broadway.
i ehocs iot OF ioo 6 od domestic Cigars, equal 70 Ia
'"'" ~ a. IN. JACOBS, Iva Fulton street
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FINANCIAL.

ID PETROLEUM COMPANY
10000 SHARES At 8 PER SHARE
II NV HHS5ASH ssiT'
Xzfh Xfz$ ySS2szY SSSHA sI.;s::s u: President
ch1sLEs ch1s sxII6dNEAss I6Wks9 e saass.Ss sss.i..
AA5ExAspER xeeuE ss'1sas II fulton street. Brooklyn.
sbRkw okksaAE N Shs%SssEs SGhasnSas.. .,,se srss
sSsHs ss7s.. s1sss. L.-. streets.
Ell EDWARD PATcHEN tMessrs I. Ks.cham 1 Co... @
SJNKE sGsss: 5s;sss :,:ss s.sssn
WILLIAM n EiTTtE (oi wycioS Listis}. Montague
The property company OF is2 acres Of good
n a fee %R Ia s q
mss a s
5 ri: sSSsf I'd /: 1s VIZ
ys S % hi RsGaSe0n Of oil to the
Ialso the entire working interest in two wells which
being bored with every indication Of being ane producing
also interest nine wells now being sunk, which,
e the
beat petroleum companies yet formed and have reserved
WORKING CAPITAL OF $4,000
s s:s S: Limited s:ss H
Esq Essss Esa 'sss N'
and Messrs Wyckof Little, Montague street. Court;
d. X Ducker, Esq., s. Fulton D. b. Powell n Myrtle
avenue In the city Of Brooklyn OF either Of the Trustees
ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
IA the New Jersey Zinc Company held the 18th Of
declared common and preferred stock, payable
after the LIST Of February next the transfer office Of the
company l Liberty street New York The transfer books
will be closed from the sd inst to the 3st inst both
inclusive. h. g. GIBBIN Secretary
EoR sALE-AN INTEREST," IN PETROLEUM OIL
Company the company has tract OF land on Oh creek
Pa and are now commencing operations Address o. c.,
Herald ONCE.
" NICKERBOCKER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
~ New York January 10, 1888
The Board Of Directors have this day declared seman
nual dividend OF Ave free OF
able and after Monday the 10th inst
The transfer books will be closed until that day
b. D. SKIDMORE, Secretary.
NEW YORK CENTRAL MINING AND MINERAL
IN Company, January l9, 1865
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF this
Tuesday the 8is day of January Of the
company. at 10 A. NJ GEO. X. KELLER, Secretary
NAVY AGENTS. VOUCHERS WANTED
IN JOHN b MURRAY II Broad street.
OFFICE OF THE HUMBOLDT FIRE INSURANCE COM
~ pany No. 140 Broadway. New York. Jan II, The
Of i've cent free of payable demand
ALEX. WILEY JR-, Secretary.
PROSPECTUS o,,u,
EVERETT PETROLEUM COMPANY.
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Week erAino Dec so Jan 5. Jaa n jan 10
Dry goods - &lo7 0Ts 3A 5T2,60s 27, 263
Cen mcrch s. 1 SIS so7 50o4s7 2os3,e07 1891, 2o6
Total. a76 40 2o32. .s21 2,e66,sis 2,5A, $50
The dry goods imports compare Al follows-
Ebr hs Week 1894 1884 1896
Xntered a. the port. 81 se7, 200 2ssss22 4oo1 10s
Since ydnxdry1.
Entered at the port. - 3l4a0i ssa36s 1901 1o1
Thrown on market =. s,Tle,os7 e7so3Ts 2,o3p,os1
The 81 Nicholas Bank OF this city has declared remi.
asnua dividend Of Ave per cent cs OF tax and the Corn
Exchange Bank has also declared free Of tar, half
yearly dividend Of nve per cent
The Newark Csew Jersey City Bank has declared
semannua dividend Of nve per cent and an extra diy
Asnd Of two and half per cont payable on and af,ey
February l. both free from government tar.
Muller wilkins sold Saturday hs following stocks
~ eucton:
100 shares Harlem Gas Light Company. ......... lea
% shares Delaware Lackawsnna and Western RR Co 22l
13 shares Rome and Wstertovn RR Go. ......... los
Ths Ninth National Bank Of this city received the fol-
lowing amount Of subscriptions TO the sevcnthrty loan
yast weet -
Monday .s1161oo Thursday ...., sis3, $50
Tuesday ......... ti6,C00 Friday. ....... 302 900
Wednesday ....... $3.50 saturday......... eosoo
Total ,.".,..,...........l,lleet0 200
The New York herald., 1865-01-23

L,oR sALE-Ar HEssRs oBaIES BROTHERS, n
Third avenue corner Twelfth street. few beautiful
wster color Drawings cf Ih Scenery, BY wm Craig %
this city, painted the spct during The Gtsts tDuf N
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"A the New Jersey Zinc Company held the 18th day Of
y ooo DIVIDEND o. our per cent was
after the LIST Of February NEXT at the transfer office Of the
company l06 Liberty street. New York The transfer books
will be closed from the sd inst to the 3 inst both
inclusive. b. g. GfBBIN Secretary.
The New York herald., 1865-01-23

TT JOHN LISTER, FORMERLY OF wRA0BY, LIN
conshire, England VIII communicate with bis brother.
amos Lister ieTryyl Licnnr,d county eohn OF Jonn
adv
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

SAD ArPAIR.-S. L. Hyde, United
States Detective connected with the
Provost Marshal's Office in New Haven,
Conn, on Wednesday night, on return
ing home about 10 o'clock, asked his
wife to get some cartridges that he
might reload mis- revolver. As she start
co to comply with his request the ham
mer Of the weapon slipped from his fin
gers. and the pistol went off, the ball
entering the heart of his wife. The
unfortunate woman sprang forward, ex-
claiming Lam killed-kiss me before
| die, and in q moment was dead.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

BRAEDoN.-Messrs. Ross s. Pitts Of
Brandon are about TO remodel and en-
large their store. The business Of this
firm as retailers, we understand, is hard
ly excelled in the State. They have won
1t by close attention, and aIhering 10
their motto, lone price, small profits.
aud ready pay" During the repairs,
their entire stock Of goods may he found
on the second floor at their present loca-
tion, and we predict for them a rush
They move up stairs nexs THURSDAY
Feb. 23d, AMI propose to sell their goods
I'''e' although they Gaup higLer. Go
and sae them. a.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

HrGHLr IMPORTANT, Ip rRUs The
following news comes via Philadelphia
A special to the Philadelphia Press,
from Norfolk 18th, says: al have Just
seen Capt. Goss, deserter from the
rebel forces. He left Richmond on Sat.
urday, and said that the authorities had
ordered all work on the monitors at
Richmond TO cease. A douhle-ender
was blown up by them on Thursday
last. He says they are shout to evacu-
ate Richmond"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

CoAMUEICATIoS BETWEEN THE MBDI-
TRRRAEEAE AED RED SEAs.-Late arri-
vals from Europe bring the intelligence
that the Suez canal has been so far com
pleted that a large bark, carrying
twenty-five persons and tugged by q
steamer, accomplished the one hundred
and hrty kilometres separating the two
seas in twenty-four hours" The dis
tance is about ninety miles.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

The State Convention of Missouri
on Monday, unanimously endorsed the
action OF the President in the late peace
conference, and pledged the loyal people
OF Missouri to sustain the Government
to the last extremity in prosecuting the
war until peace shall b8 established or
conquered on the basis contained In the
Presidents note TO Secretary Seward.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

VALUABLE SHEEP.-We are informed
that J. Kinds & Son of Brandon have
been offered four thousand dollars for
six sheep and refused the offer.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

New MUsIc.-We have received from
the publisher, Melvin Wright of Proc
torsville, another of the "Green Noun.
tain Gem" songs, by VIM. P. Chamber
lain, entitled "sing me my Childhood
Song" 1t can be obtained at e. N.
Merriams in this village.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

lax on sALEs.-The amendment to
the tax bill Imposing tax of ope-baIf
o. one per centum on sales, was sdopted
IN the House Of Representatives on Fri.
day by the close vote OF So to ia
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

GOAL moNePoLrsrs.-At Rochester, N.
L. on tuesday, Judge Darwin charged
the Grand Jury that it was their dntv
10 search out and lndict parties who
mad combined to advance the prices Of
coal to exhorbitant figures. Such per.
sons were liable to trial and punish
ment.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

The Ohio House of Representatives
are discussing the prOpriety OF electing
a young lady as clerk of that body.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23


But y ''s hqes "o or"''es to meet oyi"'es
eshy co"'i"'e sdr T"eqta! contest II there
be those IN Our Legislature who believe
there is no salvation for the people of
North Carolina but In an appeal to, their
yight, uade,. the o4 c0,stit.ti0n. let them
sneak out. for the time has come TO dis
cuss these questions. And if there be
those who believe that the only way TO
save us from abolition negro equality.
srryile iusurrrctians and a General IN
heaving or society hut restoration Of
the old oovprnmrnt pndrr the constitu-
tioD of our fathers lot Them present
their nlans--,ho peonlc viii listen re-
Acct and take such action as thcv NAV
think hest for thcn and for nosterity
IF ,o( o,e ,rI,..ggt,J o.. 50 near il t5ot n pro.
,i .|,,....L, ,.,',.., 1,I
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

dent.
THE CAPTURE OF BRANCHvItLE.-A
Fort Fisher correspondent OF the New
York Herald says under date OF the
18th inst, that courier from General
Sherman to Admiral Porter arrived at
Smithville on the day previous, having
ridden across the country at great peril,
announcing the capture, by Sherman's
forces, of the town OF Branchville, s. c.,
after three days hard lighting. The
oaP'"re Vv"' doubtless effected on the
Sth inst. This glad news is connrrned
by the Wilmington papers OF the 9Th, as
we'll as by other arrivals OF refugees at
Smithville No particulars of the affair
are given.
The PROPOSED SHIP CANALS. The
Senate on Friday had under considcra-
tion the Niagara Ship Canal Illinois
Ship Canal, the Rock Island Improve
ment Bill and the East Tennessee Rail
road Bill. The committee instructed
the Chairman to report adversely upon
all these schemes, on the ground that
the present condition o. the Treasury
would not warrant the large appropra-
tions called for by the said bills They
decided, however to report n hill to ap-
propriate sufficient sum Of money to
employ competent engineers TO make a
survey of the ship canal schemes during
the coming Summer, and report ali the
facts to the next Congress, that the
committee may have something definite
in regard to these important measures.
CHARLESTON IS EVACUATED !-BabYlon
is fallen, is fallen The mother Of abomi-
nations of nullihGatiOn secession trea-
son and rebellion has Eickcd the bucket.
The palmetto is turned up ny thc roots.
and the snake long since wounded. hiss
now ceased todrag its low length along
entirely. Tho Stripes and star4 once
more float over what osce was TIE proud,
elegant, polite () and arlstocrttla city
Of Charleston
What Will nj! 'he rebels aud blockade
runners do now? Don't they wish they
hadn't seeded, that they had not nred
upon Fort Sumter that they bad treat
ed the Hon. Samuel Roar Of Massachu-
sets, with decent poiteness some years
ago, that General Jackson had hung
John c. Calhoun before the latter had
tmbued and saturated them with treason
and rebellion, in inc that they could at
an earlier date have had some adesuate
conception Of their own intinitissimsI
littleness 7
Shall every wreck OF building sim
left be now leveled TO the ground and
the land poughed over and sowed with
salt7 Not at all. 1t has no Just pretcn-
sions to such celebrity of martyrdom.
Let it alone severely. or course Gen.
Sherman will take military possession
Of that post, clear the torpedoes and OBJ
structions from the harbor, relieve suf.
fering humanity and bring order ont Of
confusion. Beyond that he will not
probably manifest any consciousness Of
the fact that an insect has been buzzing
around.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1865-02-04
PHENOMENA.

UDe dame ecossaise demeurant dams le
Sc avenue mis- au monde, il y a quelques
jours, un enfant ayant de chaque cote de la
bouche cinq GU six enormes polls blancs,
longs ct herisseS: ses oreilles sont pointues
ct creusees en- cone, ct ses yagissements
ressemblent d s'y meprendre aux miaule-
ments dun jeune chat. Du reste, bien con-
stitue, blanc, gros ct bien portant. En-
Icherchant 8 expliquer CO curieux pheno-
meme, on s'est rappele que, quelques
smois de Ia, IN jeune homme employe dams
une pharmacie situse au rez-de- ehaussee de
Ia maison, await l'habitude de tirer avec
une carabine de salon les pauvres chats ou
chattes .qui yenaient troubler son sommeil
de leurs saturnales nocturnes Il en- aTait
fait une horrible hecatonbe; 81 bien, que
taut devenu la bette noire de toutes les
uneres Michel du quarter il await etc oblige
de gutter Ia naison. On ne l'arait point
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1865-02-04
POLITIQUE FEDERALE.

Foei en- quel sens lEzaminer de Richmond
spWeeie latitude du Aord envers rAneleterre:
lest impossible de ne point s'appercevoir que
hgoavernemrnl de Washington cherche pro
yMarr une guerre ayec la Grande Bretagne
uat tfe intention serait un crime contre le peu.
p's mais ce ci ne rend pas la supposition impro.
babe; au contraire celia ajuute la probablite dll
4 tdL La tenleraire ct inutile insolence de- NJ
Srxard dams sa reponse Lord Wharnchiffe
4 bisn que sa seignerie ne soft pas revetue dun
eaelere oficiel. eat bien calculee pour exaspe.
/ rTA peuple anglais. L'ajonrnement que Ion
sppear saiisfaire le Bresil, semble I'm def anx
paiances nnaritimes que repi esente l'Angeterre.
4 laEtsre indigne de Watson Webt. qnoiqu etant
lxe non autorise dun represenant de troisiame
clase nest pas desavouee ct. jusquici, reste vir-
taeIement rHuvre de M. Seward.
Aais ce serait foiie, pensera-t.on. pour les
EhtsUnis ayant deja les mains lees de tenter
! rs chances dune seconde guerre. Oui, folie
Gdans IA suite pour lie peuple; mais bonne politi-
fque. peut etre, pour le gouyernenent. Sill est
tfsi, CONNIE nous lie pensons, que ce peupie ct
Esua gouvernement ne comptaient pas sur une
Eaouvelle periode de quatre ans de guerre, parce
fguis croyaiens que le seul fait de Ia reelection
fae Lincoln abattrait la Confederation; sill est
Evm qufl ont conscience, que leurs resources
Fiaancieres ct materieles ne leur permettrout pas
de subjuguer lie Sud, ills doivent chercher quelaue
eonne raison pour abandonner la tache ct sc tsrer
1hpnofablement d'afaire.
q 70 Sud ne vent pas Sc soumettre, il faut
aals abandonment la guerre de "rUnion" ct
pulls % retirent sans blesser ce quils appellent
&honneur. lie meilleur pretexte tronver Sc
at pour eux celui de difficulties exterieures, ct
IPne gleHe ayec rAngleterre est CO qni leur con-
snt ie mieux dams ce but, car ills y tTouveraient
fa aTantages suivants: #s.s
10 Il leur serait permis de reconnaitre de
Ee0ane grace Independence de la Confed d&ration,
aas dams fespoir de soulever le We'll esprit ame-
asam tdans lequel ills croient encore) dune ma
Psere amener le peuple du Sud d s.unir a eux
oaI ane alliance offensive ct defensive, atm de
Rsaare possession du Canada ct tomber sur lie
II A Reprendre possession de plusieurs GEN.
na de croiseurs q vapeur pour les lancer sur
commerce. anglais, qui monopolis aujourd'hui
ass es atfaires du continent ct des Hes.
Stquestrer des millions qu'ils doiyent aux
pRls &c devenir ce que le sativiste dit de
eus pires.
Eoblement rsvoltss
reus aire ennemis an lieu de debites.
rfouser ce qu'ils croient leur superiori'e
anime, cause des ameiorations apportees
ls m leur marine ct la defense de leurs cotes.
g sa servir de la societe, des Fenians, quils
slialspt pousser a l'attaque de I'Irlande.
Y ~ enfn donner q cmur ioie, satisfaction
III .nse de leur peuple ignorant, quiis soient
ssa !. oonner tons leg moyens Dune guerre con-
Augleaerre, de fargens surtont, don't lis fe-
aeags. Ii q !. '>''..@ : E & -
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1865-02-04
POLICE CORRECTIONELLE.

UN BON cGun.-Une femme jeuue en-
core, mais pale, Sc trainant ayec peine, ej
| semblant extenuee par lie jelne ct la mi
sere. -comparait devant lie tribunal, sur ur
bras ellie porte un enfant de quatre mois
| de lautre ellie tire un autre enfant age dc
| dix-huit mois a peine, ct ellie est enceinte
du troisieme. Comment subviendra.t lie
aux besoins de eette jeune famille? Ellie
est seule, sans resources; ellie porte lie
deull de son mari, que la mort lui pris il
y trois mois.
NJ. le president a la veuve Godet: Vous
etes prevenue d d'avoir derobe un paquet de
linge; avouez-vous lie fait?
La prevenue fait un slgne de tete afir.
matif.
Tn seul temoin est appele: c'est Mile
Rose, une jeune blanchisseusc, eui depose
avec emotion.
Mon Dieu.. dit-elle, c'est vrai; ellie M a
pris un paquet de linge Dams le premier
moment, je ne savais pas qui c'etait; je me
suis mise en- colere ct jai etc CONNIE ca
tout de suite faire ma declaration au COM
missaire de police. J'en suis bien fachee;
car quand je suis alice chez ellie, quand
j'ai WI cette misers, Ga fendait lie ceur.
Ellie ma plus de mari, personne pour l'ai-
der. ct ellie faisait des langes pour ses en-
fants avec lie linge qu'elle m'avait pris. La
pauvre femme. ellie voulait me le rendre;
mais ellie en- await plus besoin que moi:
raine des petits dix-huit mois, le second
en- quatre ct le troisieme va venir. Faut
bien des langes pour tout ea"'
M. lie president: Ainsi, ellie ma garde
que ce que vous lui avez laisse?
lie temoin: Certainement. ct je lui au-
rails laisse tout ST j'avais pu; mais dame,
dams ce temps-ci. on ne peut pas faire tout
ce qu'on voudrait
LIE tribunal (6e chambre), attendu que
l'intention frauduleuse nest pas sufisam-
ment justiiee, renvoie la veuve Godet des
fins de la plainte.
La bonne Nile Rose doit etre bien heu.
reuse e-Droit.