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VOICE FROM THE WEsT.-From an article which
We find in the st. Louis Democrat a LEADING Radical
paper, under the title Of Let the West Unite" we
maze the following extract, indicative of growing
anlmosity to Eastern monop0lists:
Wanted, Western policy, because it is the only ma
.l"Hai pohcy First, as to legislation we must have
avs winch are not shaped to make Of bondservaptg to
Eastern bankers, capitalists, merchants and mapufact
lTeFs Why must the West continue to borrow of the
Est al hgh rates OF interest the currency needed FIR
e1changea when the national currency il at bottom
hothIhS more nor less than the nations promise to
pay! We endorse the notes, and then let Eastern
oaLNs loa1 them TO US We demand, and have right
10 uemand, redistribution and equalization of the
currency - VIC
We OF the West know that something ia wrong
"hen we get only half price for our wheat and nav
Two prices for our iron and Implements when we get
only nan price for our WOOL and pay TWO prices for
our ciothing' We know what is wrong moreove?
congress controlled by Eastern influence is comneI
hing us to pay not only our share of $3.50 900
tahes "hlch the government receives but nearly the
"hoe OF S6OO,O00,OQQ more which favored branches
OF INDUSTRY and pet capitalists are permitted to take
from US under color Of law. We have right 30 de-
mand tariff and taxation which shall he i7st -, ~
West '" ~" '''
We know perfectly well that these and all other
changes needu for for prosperity will be resisted
ny the powerful combinations which now central Iegis
iaton. Those shape public opinion at the East and
so surround and inundate the national capita that the
wants and needs of the West are not duly considered
The shortest road to the adoption of Western and
truly national policy is the removal of the seat of gov
eminent to some point in the great valley 1t is for
the people of the whole valley to say how long they
helng majority OF the people of the United States
propose to he ruled by minority living east of the
Alleghenies. When the West understands that all
other wants and needs will With this great change
We shall see the West united III demanding removal of
the capital
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The city papers say that there are hundreds of fine
oeeves at the Slaughter-house opposite the city, and
not steak to eat The Times says that retailers could
purchase meat there at eight ats per pound and sell
it al twelve cents, but afraid to do so because of
she hostile attitude assumed by the Butchers Associa.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-06-22

A stesmboat steward on the Missouri river recently
served up 10 an Invalid dypassenger, who fond
Of Birds her three singing eanaries broiled and on
toast. Her husband had urged him 70 procure some
sort of bird and failing otherwise he bound to
keep up his reputation The thing did not leak ont
until the birds we're eaten sod highly Felsbed, when
the steward vas forced confess 10 the canary out
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Furniture Store.

HAVE opened Fery large stock of FURNITURE
at q Milan street, Hopes building, which offer
at greatly REDUCED PRICES
Thankful for past favors will endeayor by strict
attention to my business, to merit the patronage of nv
friends and the public generally.
Shreveport. La, July Z, 1852. i1y
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REMOVAL.
NJ LEVY 4 co. have removed from

REMOVAL.
M LEVY co. have removed from 10 MILAN
W. to Is TEXAS STREET (next door to White
Il Co.'S Drug Store
we would call the attention of many friends to
our removal and assure them that we shall continue
TO sen our large stock of MEN and BOYS READY
MADE CLOTHING, equal to Custom made, at New
orieans prices Also GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
DRY GOODS
10 the trade we would say give us trial before pur
Thanking our friends for their patronage during the
past We hope, BY strict attention to filling their orders
to merit continuance of the same
ja19 tfl MTFvy 500
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80 spSSA
N-fZZ -
g. ~
Offices, Continental Building, Nos. %, "a an
M. Of pol;c;as Issued IN 1890 ~
Amount insured In 1863, s"I ,346,O0
Annual PREMIUMS IN is6S',..''. 2,377,oO
9I,1seo, a.5oo. 100 Q,
wo.....s.oa :,
C,rr, was a''@ihs@ "y
VNTERPRIsF
Ad
ECONOMY
/ NOMPANV's LIBERAL AND WISE FEATURES
, -, or,, w mr., ,,r-,,,r.,
! Is ORGANIZED oN The MUTUAL PLAN
a
! ~
ALL POLICIES INCONTEsTABLE
MO NOTES REQUIRED.
Yet,
HNE-THIRD OF THE PREMIUM,
r ENA1N PERMANENT As A LOAN
90 DAYS GRACE ALLOWED ON EACH PAY
And the Policy
FIELD GOOD DURING THAT TIME
While all
DOLICY HOLDERS ARE PERMITTED THE
TEvRAyFI WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
Also,
EAcn POLICY HOLDER HAS VOICE
ELEcTIoNs AND MANAGEMENT OF TIE COM,
At the same time receiving the most
rBER7L '' Is Ssh; s5' is's"''S we "''
To
IL :. r.,,n,s. .,,s.,,.,,..
AND FURTHER. BECAUSE THE POLICY
a F.nr..,s,
1,LEARIy THE TERMS or THE CONTRACT
Z D,.,,rains ot,.r,r al
A MBIGUoUs LANGTAGF
n
.snouBTFUL EXPRESSIONS OF UNCERTAIN
~ MEANING" rosnr;nn
EVERYBODY AT NEAREST BIRTHDAY,
~
WOMEN THE SAME AS MEN,
W p;,,.r 49, f..
IOINT LIFE TABLE, PAYABLE TO SURVIVOR; |
~
ENJOYMENT PLAN, PAYABLE AT DEATH |
IL OR ANY REQUIRED AGE;
Or on the
IO Ia" '0N-f0''' III a BILE LIZ L TABLE,
ORDINARY LIFE TABLE.
EsTATE,
sets) or your
WIFE,
w
In which case the policy protected against creditors)
"USRAND
III
In which the policv s nroactod craitors
C,tnIDpTT p''~' d" - '''''' u
In which caea the nocv - rotactad co5;tors>
- n1,7Ii P0'N! P'''7|'''' az al" It VI ''''''i y
SAhhNlo
=
P'''N' "a "'''' q e''''''
n EPENDENT BROTHERS,
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KNICKERBOCKER
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
Assets over SJ,OOO.OOO.
Every desirable form of Policy issued for any amour
from $1,000 to S25 900 on a single life

Ne" AND ORIGINAL FEATURES INTRODUCED THIS CON.
PANY IN 1869:
l. Annual dividends In 1870 all policies issued pre-,
oqSy thereto will be entitled to dividend on renew
a. Ih1s admirable feature will relieve the insured from
Ihe payment of the annually increasing interest on the
loan notes. " "
Dividends can be used to keep policies in force or
B. Endowment policies are payable in five, ten, ff-
Teen, twenty, twenty five thirty and thirty-ve years
from date of insurance, and are forfeiable for
amounts proportionae to the number of years they
4. Ali mutual policies including ordinary life endow
nent, are non torteiting by the terms thereof.
ms sound and stable company has permanently
estaohShed agency in our city, under the management
OF 10 T. Buekner, who has issued policies upon the
lives OF II large number of our citizens
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PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY
Of st. Louis, Missouri.


X LINE i PHELPS, Agents of above COMPANY ara
~; prepared to take risks, both Fire and Marine and
. Office, over Walsh Roisseau's Nsw store on
the Levee. Shreveport, La ~ r -
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-06-22

The editor OF a Chicago children's paper received {
letter from lady subscriber who writes: Our little
Anna died last week, after reading the last number Of
your valuable paper" Parties who have more chill
dFen than they want shonld subscribe for that peri
0dcal
shreWd Italian courier, who accompanying
bis master on his wedding tour observed him tenderly
carrying to the carriage bonnet box belonging to his
tar partner He stopped him at once and said with
empresSement, !" Monsieur will pardon me, but-bon-
net box now, bonnet box always"
Two lrishmen were engaged in roofing house, when
Que OF them lost hold and fell to the ground The
other hastened to him. and inquired when he found him
lying PROSTATE and still Mickey Mickey are YOU
dead ?" No renlied Nickev q not Id h., aoJi
less = -
WHEAT HARFEsr.-The Dallas (Texas) Herald of the
2Stb ut, says: 49,.
Wheat harvest is about commenced on the west
side of the river and We learn that while the weld
generally viii not be very large the grain i ree4set
and large"
SUDDEN DIsArPEARANcE.-A lady, named Mrs En-
MS, lately from Texas and boarding at the house of
Mrs Burns, No l69 Baronne street. left the house on
FRIDAY morning, between 10 and II o'clock, and. has
not been seen since She left a lot of iewelry and
other valuables in her room CPicayune 4tb
The Bismarck took out on Friday no coolies inst
arrived from Hong Kong, and destined for Little Rock
Ara This is the first instalment of coolies for plan
tation work and they were objects of much curiosity
during their short stay in New Orleans
LGrand Era's Torch Light
An intelligent German, on his FIRST visit to an Ameri
can church, had contribution box, with hole in the
top presented to him, and supposing it TO be ballot
oox, be whispered to the collector: q don't got mine
bapers" "'-'e
A young officer who vas always hard up being
asked py lady whether be liked babies replied that
he did not think them very interesting until thew
able to stand loan
An expeditions mode of getting up row is to carry
long ladder on your shoulder in crowded thorongb
are and every few minutes turn round to see If am
PIE IS making faces ct yeu-
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Esta blished since lac:
OLSEN'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
"a ............ TEXAS STREET. .........,.. "a
SHREVEPORT Ia

OUR old stand has been enlarged and reftted. and
W our friends and the public respectfully invited
10 give us call Thankful for the patronage given US
during the last five years. we hope to merit contpu-
ance of it in the future by endeayorng to please and
to produce work equal to that from leading galleries in
other cities. Our desire is to EXCEL, and we shall
Besides the ordinary svIe of PcpgZe 20 G0 We S are
prepared to make any kind of
LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS.
$$speclal care and attention given to COPYING OLD
LikENESSES, in any style or size desired.
we keep on hand, as usual, a we'll assorted stock of
sFtlees belonging to our business, such as Frames,
Alonms, Gases, etc, of the best material and finish
flease remember that OLsEN's Photograph Gallery
is at the old place. "a Texas street ifeoa Wfm'
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-06-22
CRANES METALLIC BURIAL CAsKE,
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY

Valuable CITY PROPERTY.
ES0R s AkE.-Lots 8, 9, 10 and 1 in subdivision
Il ofTsn-Acre Lot No. 81. Also Lot Q in Block 4
and Lots and in Block g. all of same subdiy isen
and will be sold on reasonable terms.
Also, the Hotel known as the Texas House. now IN
der rent at s45 per month. Apply to
d2q til McWILLIAMS & ROBSON
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-06-22

Two physicians in consultation at the bedside of A
patient disputed as to the nature of the disease At
last one of them ended the discussion BY saying VERY
well, have it your own way now but the post mortem
will show that am right The patient was not mnch
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-06-22

NEW ORLEANS DIRECTORS.
|. N. Marks, of Fatio, Marks 4 Co: W H C. King
editor New Orleans Times; Albert Baldwin, of Slo,
comb, Baldwin Co.; T. C. Walsh, of Irby, Mcdaniel
Co.; Alfred e. Isaacson, of Isaacson, Seixas Co.;
Joseph Simon, Merchant So Custom House street; T.
" Converse, of Converse, burberry Co., George
CLARK, Adjuster, l27 Gravier street George W Hyn-
son, Merchant, Camp street.
Persons wishing to insure in the above company can
apply to RO. T. BUCKNER. Accent
oftee.At Sale Murphy's, on the LeTee, Shreveport
M ddWtf
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-06-22

lhe farmers Of South western Georgia have discov-
cred plan for preventing hog thieVing. They feed
every three hogs at time The atrychaine penetrates
the hog flesh and posons it for three weeks there
after If eaten during this time it is fatal The owner
only has to let it be known that he gives bis hogs
strychnne, and they will be safe This il 4 valuable
discovery
=. hl9iortunes aever come singiy man over in Ii
diana last week 92t his wife and his family physician
mains with double barrel shotgun with the intention
OF bnrrFFing them both itsthe same grave.
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Courier journal

~ Yankee, who had been Dragging of the victories
ssthe Revolution was referred by an EDglisbman to
sae battle of White Plains, at which the Americans
were severely beaten. The Yankee hestated little
ana then remarked that that battle the Americans
somehow d'a' fses to ta any ig.terss e t4sGtt"
- Westchester boy, eleven years old, gQtap before
sss wake - sssFnifgss 3sumia out of, the
second story window to the ground, and then, in
somewhat battered condition rang for admission to
the house. Such is thz1hd effect Of early rising.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-06-22

HoNIcIDE-We copy as follows from the Minden
Democrat Of the l.lth inst:
Mr.. Meredith Roberts, highly respectable citizen
OF BienVille parish living eight miles from Mnden
while hoeing in the field some distance from bis house
on last Wednesday morning, was fred upon and in
stantly killed By some unknown person Nothing
definite has TRANSFERRED to throw any light upon this
aair We will endea'or to give further particulars in
our next
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-06-22

We had supposed all along that the nfability of the
Pope was the question which was disturbing the Ecu
mencal Council but from the following we see that
it is the chaix tas:hstead of the Pope:
l. If any one should say that the episcopal chair of
the Roman Church is not the true and real infable
chair of he blessed Peter that it has not been d.
Vlney chosen by God the most Solid indefectible
and incorruptible ROCK of the whole Christian Church.
let him be anathem,2t
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A D. RICHARDSON, who was Shot aud killed in New
York by Mcfarland for the abduction of his wife, re
ported the trial of Sickes who shot Key in 1852 for
he seduction of Sickles wife Richardson took strong
grounds in favor of the acquttal of Sckles and said
no man should be punished for killing the seducer of
bis wife. Ten years after the Sickles trial, Rich
ardson is killed for the same oense that he so strongly
eensured Key for and justified Sckles in taking the
life of Key Hon. John Graham defended Sickles in
1859 and also defended Mcfarland
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D A San Francisco correspondent of the Mobile Tri
zbppsesa: writes under date of the 26th May:

season of scarcity and distress appears to be right
ahead The failure of the wheat crop in all the great
valleys Of the State is fully confirmed The men usu-
ally employed in harvest time are wandering about
with their blankets their backs, having nothing 20
do, and in some cases actually begging bread Our
normal population always calculate to earn enough in
gathering crops to support them during the forced
next winter will be one ofsunmitipated poverty,
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QUARTERLY

After the policy has made at least the an
nual payments, LOAN will be granted to him of at
least fourfths of the whole premiums which he may
have paid for his advantage in subsequent payments
matter of very great convenience as it enables one
to carry on his policy, even when out of fcnds.'See
Company's Manual, p. 9, 10.
JUSTUS LAWRENCE, President.
J. P. ROGERS, Secretary.
CHARLES 5. GOODE,
General Agent for Louisiana and Northeast Texas.
Ofce-No y Carondeet street, New Orleans, La,
q" Good Agents Wanted. SCI my4
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No man is hero to his own valet, and ii is no won
der that congressional reporters from close familiar
ity lose ths which supposed to hedge 10 majesty,
and rate our noble Senators by lower standard than
that accorded at distance. As specimen of this
belitteing, we find some of the prominent members
invested with the following ncknames either lustrat
fling some personal popularity or weLdeserved
otherwise, Thus we have Putty Face (Chander) Old
Pig Iron kelly Wigwag (Cameron), Cherokee Iar-
lanl Drunken Dick Yates, Honest ri (Nye) Peck
sniff (Fenton), GobbIer (Conkng), and Seedy Hanni-
bal (Hamlin). Times
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-11

LIVERPOOL. April Ill p. m.
Refined % Spirit, l5d.
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IA. eaih Yi.AssAti;'G>.

OFFICE oF
PETROLEUM CENTEE bAILy RECnRD
pE7RULEra CENTRE Anil II
Tie maike. is quiet hrt iirHer than on
Saturday, 81 25 has been freely Of red but
Frinscd. No sales to report, We quote at
s., 25@ $3.50.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-04-11

ANTWERP, April. ll.-5 P. n.
Crude 52la
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DEasgGssS e! DRUGS

Par. Drugs at Chrisiic's.
Puis i>rri.S nt thri-t e's
rlr Dlu1s ut Chti.i-s
Pu.s Drugs NJ ,hrtstie's
Pure Diu-s at Crr.-tic's.
PRESCRIPTIONS Comnonni.i at Christie,
lrr'CflntlOh- on pauI'l"l ~ th iSi,e's
Prescriptions C"npoHl d,G NJ ristic's.
Prosecutions tLin ',unicd nj thri-li>'n
frcscr'p,i,'ns olupoG!.lcd III Eristis's
Medicines ~ ClisIie's.
Meiicinr- A. Christie 9.
Medicines al thri-lirs.
Medicines u ChIi.tiC'-.
Medicines at Ch-islie'H.
l'rrsci ipt"ns Compounded Mt Chiisfie's
Pres Iirtious Conn Oundcd ut tl!i-tie',
Prrsciiplio Compounded ., Cbrist,e's
Prescriptions Compounded al Chris,ias
Prescriptions 'IEountcd Al ChIislies
To'lr. Articles al hr sits
Tn et Articlcs at Cmi-','s
Valet Art c,rs At i'i-tius
Toilet Articles AT Cur.'i.'s
vi!et Artic ,s Al Oh i-tiC's
PrcSciii iini.s Compounded at Ch,istic's
i'rcsriiI; COMPOUND d ut e. ,ristir's
l'rt>crr'io to'EpnuiGcd at t'hr!gtie'.
Pie crpuons Comp und' u NJ G. ri-tic's
prescriptions Compounded u Chrisiics
l'ura LiggCg- al CGr-Iir'
Pure Liquors ri Chll,tcs
Pure liqHogs at ,itisti"i
Pure |. Uuor. at tllllsties
Pare Liquor. Il tlii.,i-'s
PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded =. Caristic'-
fre-rri tins Compounded at Chr;stir'-
I'r"ac lptio"s Compounded At Chrl-,ic'.
T. esoriIt'oi : ''oUl rounded At ChriSie's
Prc'crin nous Compvupdtd q al CArsrie's
Pure Wines 1T Cilrs'ip's
rurt Wines n, CAlis;ies
Pure " me- n t!irstiu'S
luro " LtS NJ Nllrstie's
Pure " ines at C!Irisiirs
PreScri ,,lions Compounded at Chr'stic's
Prescriptions Compounded Al Chri>rie's
Prescriptions Cninpou' .dcd at Chri-tics
Prescriptions oinpOun dci ~ Christie
Fr serrtlous Colpouud, 4 at Christie :
OILS ut Chri.t.es
Oil- st ClIistir's
Oils 't On istics
Oils st Oh isi,'s
Oils s. Cris'ir's
Prescriptions Compounded Mt Chris.iCs
Prescriptions Compounded at ChI' sites
descriptions turpl lHnGed NJ chris.ic's
lrcsciip i'ns Compounded 1T C!tf>tic's
Prescriptions Compounded al Catistie's
Paints at Ohrist.u',
Pants at Christc's
p ui> at Chrstiss
Paints ut tNliHics
"a nts u: Chritirs
rescrip ions Compounded nj Chr.tic'-
Pg scrp:.ous Compounded nj Christie,
Prescriptions Cun!puIid,d ut Christie,
Prescriptions C"uNount!cd NJ Christie.
Pre-crilhinns c, pounded ut Christie.
Patton, Medicines ut Chnslic's
Patent 'divncs at Ccris;ie's
tntCnt Me cineS at Christi =
Patent MCdt 'nts al Chri-ties
Patent Medicines al Christics
No. Is Washington Stree
No. IL Washington Stree
No. l3 " Washington .llYc,
No. IL Washington Street
No IL Naslingt on Sir /.
Petrol nm Centre, Pa.
Petrol nm Cen re, Pa
Pt trO elm & u;'1, Pl.
Pot. Ol um Centre, Pl.
Petroleum C.ntTe, Pa.
J. III CHRISTIE.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04
STRIKE OF TELEGRAPH OPERATORS.

CINCINNArI, Ohio, Jan. 3-The strike of the
operators OF tho Western Union Telegraph in this city
continues All OF the late operators engaged in the
etrike except one. At o meeting this morning they
ndorsed the action OF the operators thePacho Slope
in opposing reduction OF salaries there and expressed
10 support their brethren with all their
strength. copy Of the minutes was sent 20 Mr. Williams
District superintendent, ho replied that he had no con-
to over In San Francisco and that no reduc
lion had been made ia this district contemplated
Gen Stager telegraphed that no change Is conen
plated here. ,, .,,
The operators held another meeting at o'clock this
afternoon ut which Mr. Williams was present The
meeting informed tho ator that theyjhad no local grev
ances Their action protect their Western brethren
and save themselves from similar treatment The follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopted: .
d That any propo tn TO resume oar WORK Whth does no
the rensatemtDt ths Old IeTs OF Al 'be pres
ehtn movement be rejected x,-,,
Encouraging kilograms read from Louisyille In
dianapolis Columbus, and Pittsburgh. One from New
York stated that II the negotiations pending with the
officers of the Western Union were not fayoraby con-
cuded tomorrow morning, tho Northeast and South
West would follow the West, when the strike would en-
brace forty OF the principal cities IN the United States
The organization eXeDds all over the United STATES ana
said contain $500 members employed by the western
Union Telegraph The organization appears 10 nave been
effected quietly. The ofhcers OF the Company Win opera
tors called other stations have been doing the
work today Thus far tley nave peeh apie 10 sehu "u
DISPATCHES.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04
ROME.
TIE COUNCIL ADJOURNED TO MEET AT THE QUI-
RINAL.

THE COUNCIL ADJOURNED 70 MEET AT THE QUI-
RINAL.
ROME, Monday, Jan. 3, 1870.
The Ocumenical Council held their final session at
tho Cathedral Of ST. Peter on Saturday. Efforts had
been made 10 improve the acoustic properties Of the
hall but without much success. The sessions here
after will be held II the Quirinal.
RELATIONS or TIE EUROPEAN POWERS TO THE
COUNCIL.
The C,riltG C0tolca, published here, has a long
article on the relations Of the different nations OF the
world 20 The G,cumeuical Council now in session IN
this city u states that governments generally have
neither favored hiudered the Council except the
Russia schisuatic which prevented the only Bishop
Of Poland not killed eXled to Siberia, from being
present to relate the misiOrtuues of that martyred
country. Only one nation, France, has given proof
Of her solictude keeping = garrison here to pro-
tect the tranquility Of the Council
TIE pOPE's RECEPTION.
His Holiness. the Pope received the French gener-
ais and soldiers on New-Years Day. Subsequently
the French Minister in ths city received the French
and Papal officers and soldiers, tho French bishops,
ard other fuuciionarfes.
The Bishop Of Panama is dead.