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DIRECTORS:

This company has met with a success be-
yond all parallel in Life Insurance and offers
to the Southern Public a HOME ENTER
PRISE equal to any, and surpassed by none
in existence.
1t advises the payment of all Cash prem.
iums. because then dividens will continuity
decrease each next payment, until nothing
will be required and the Policy may be a
source of income, but it will allow one-thirl
loan on participating policies IN which the
cash payment will not increase.
1t requires no notes for loans Of the part Of
premiums, but endorses the loauoh its policies
until absorbed by dividends, or policy is pay.
able. & ~
all policies are Non-F orfeisable, and the right
of parties guaranteed on the face Of the Poll
cy as part of the contract.
1t has the following valuable features.
which no ether company gives : this war
taught many the penalty Of being separated
from h eHoME OFFICE, by having their
past payment forfeited. This company guards
against this in htI policies, aud, in event of
separation from iE office by any intervention, :.
guarantees to such all the right Of Non-For.
fixture, paid up policy, surrender value and
re-instatenentr as though there mad been ne
such Intervening cause.
Its investments are made for Southern ad-
vancement. 1t brings money to our people
keeps money with our people. Then why
should they continue toimpoverish themselves
by sending uoney off, which can as easily, AZ
safely, as broftably bespent at home
The PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
asks all who wish to insure, to compare its
rates, terms. progress, with any company, anil
feels confident its merits will equal any
other company's.
DABNEY II. MAURY, General Agent
for South West. SO Carondclet St N. o.
E. T. LEWIS, Of Opeles,sas, is Agent for
St Landry and ~nrighboring Parishes.
Feb. II, lS7O.-ly,
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ESTATE eff Aacretaa Gsa~s.

Estate of EMcretasa a.sss%ss
PARISH ouRT, PARIsHST LaNDRY-No 332
nUDLEYA MOSS ofthe Pali ISL ofSt. Ian.
~ dry, having applied by Lis petition to be
appointed administrator of the Estate of
Lucretia Glass. deceased, iate of the Parish Of
st Landry @t#E t +~4,
Therefore, anv person intending TO make
opposition to said appointment, will file The
Same in writing, at my office in the town of
Opeloasas. within ten days from the present
notice JOS. d. RICHARD, Clerk.
npaier,sas. Nevnnhnr "a 1870 e
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To Orphans Friend Lodge, No. 1es


To Orphans Friend Lodge, No. 1875
Whereas. it has pleased the Grand Archi.
tect of the universe to remove. from ms o,1lr
worthy and esteemed Brother. DIR. TIMerHY
G WARD. who as a mar and Mason was, EN-
titled to our highest respect and confidence
Resolved LIST, That while this is a decree
from the Great God and a dispensation of His
Providence contrary to our limited views,
we bow with reverentlal submission to the
will of Him who governs all things.
2pd. Thatit is but a Just tribute to his me-
mor-v to say that he adorned every circle in
which he moved; ami that in his death our
community has sustained an irreparable loss,
and our. order has been deprived of one of its
brightest iawals To- "'.
3rd, That by bis death we have been de-
pfivef of q worthy and good citizen, who
was not only bound to us by ties Of friend
ship hnt also by the golden chains of the
stronger s'mysticGtie ~.
4tii, That deeply and with heartfelt sorrow
we synpathise with his diseonso!ate wife and
children, and assure them that we too mourn
their loss, and that we will long cling to- his.
memory and endearor to initiate his virtues
I'VE cherish his memory here, we commend
his spirit to God who gave it" ii
9Th. That while we feel deepIvswounded
by this. sad and. unexpected blow bis memory
will ever remain fresh and green in the hearts
Of his brethren and friends; and "may the
God of the sfatherless and widow direct aud
them through life" @szaTs
. 9th. That ss a token Of respect for our de-
ceased Brother, the implements Of the Lodge.
be dfraped in mourning, and that the members
wear the usual badge, thirty days; that these
proceedings. be spread upon the minutes and
q copy be forwarded to- the family of the de-
ceased a
Respectfully submitted,
Pr sT5' o. 8. SMITH.
ysM ~, III NORRIS.
l., GOUDCHAUx,
CORYDON SIMMONS, .'s''
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Vente par le Sheriff.
Pierre Comrau. JCour de District

Francois Richard, e., al. No. iiosi'
I'm vertu dun writ De alias f. ia. lance
Ia par rhon. Huitieme Cour de District sic
geant dams ct pour la Paroisse de st. Landry.
dams laffaire ci-dessus iptitalce, ct a moi
adresse, ~i'offiiraf en- vente .publique, a la mai
son de cour en- la vile des Opelousas. le SAME
Di, 3 Decnbre. 1870, q onze henres du ma
tin, les propretes ci,apres, LIBERTIES, saisirs
pour. satisfaire ledit ordre, ~savoir:
IA yaches ct leurs veaux, ~ vaches, f betfs
a cornes de trois ans, 8 b6trs 4 cornes dun
an, | paire de beufs, 5 cheyaux doux, ] Ju-
ment, 1 pouTain dun an. 2juments ct leur:
poulains, D pouiain Dc deuz ans ! juipsnt
douce, un tiers du moulin a cotton sur rhan-
tation appartenant a~ntrefois a Ia veuve Erant
eois Richard, un petit hack" guatre o'''
sucre, trois. cylindrcs.
Conditions-Comptsnt. c.srif
10 Noyembre, 70
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"Pro Bono Pablo o.

Mrs. Laura s. Webb will give a Reading
at the Court House. on Monday evening, No
yember 2sih. at seven o'clock. Halfthe pro
gceeds Of which to be devoted to- the Opeiou-
sas Fire Company, for the purchase Of a new
Engine sf5 ~ F "~r7 ftf
The theme ~selcete / for the occasion is
The Women of the South"
The price of admission will be Fifty cents
Tickets can be obtained ut the principal stores
and at the Opelousas Hotel. r
Nov. 10, 1870.
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Eststsc of Tho II. AlOnne.
Parish Court, Parish Of st. Landry. No. 3l34
DOBERT B SLOANE. Of the Parish of
IA St. Landry. having applied by his petition
to be appointed administrator Of the estate OF
Thomas j. Sloane, deceased /. late Of the par
ish Of ST. Landry *fts5
opposition to said appointment, will file tb"
same in writing, i'll my office in tho town OF
0pclhasas, within ten days from the present
notice. e@
%z JOS q. RICHARD, Clerk
November rs, 1870 @
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Succession ae Homer GsuE!iOry
Conr de Pazyisse, St. Landrv.-NO. 1923

FRANCOIS GUILLORY, de la Paroisse
de St. Landry, ayant p~resente uae pc.
tition, a Peffet d'etre nomme administrator
de Ia succession de Homer Guilory, DECIDE,
reinforcement de la ditc %paroissc:
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
dome aux interessGs dams cette succession
d'avoir IA deduise par ecrit a moa'bufeau, dams
les dix jour qHi s%uivront Ia date du prcsspt avis
les r%aisons, 81 aucuye lis ont pour lesqueles il
he serait pas fait droit a la demande da peti,
tiOnnaire.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier
rs Nuvembre 1870
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estate OF Home dsuiIIory, dc'd

Parish Court, Parish St. Landry.-No. 1923
ERANCoIs GUILLoRY, Of the, Parish
IL Of st. Landry, having applied by his
petition to be appointed administrator Of the
Estate Of Homer Guillory, deceased, late of
said parish; $50 ~ 81 -
Therefore, notice il hereby given TO all in
terested in the said Estate, to make opposition,
if any they have, in writing. at my office In
the town of O~pelousas, within ten days from
the date ofthe present notice, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted a.
r ,St JOS. d. RICHARD, Clerk.
November &c. 1870. S@h& aSs
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Succession de Eugene Lafseur.

sHcceNFsEbss ue EuSethEe s.asEtNF.
y Paroisss staLandry: No. s4sa
ETIENNE F0NTENOT, de 10 Paroisse
~ de st. Landry, ayant presente une
petition a l'etfct d'etye nomme administrator
dc la succession de Eugenie LaAeur, decide,
reinforcement de la dite ~paroisse;
En- consequence avisest par lie present donne
aux inseresses dams cette succession, d'avoiS a
deduire par ecrit, a mon bureau, dams les
dix jours qui ~suivront la date du present
avis les ~raisons, 81 aucune IFS ont pour lesquelles
il ne serait pas fait droit a la demande du pc
tltiennaire. JOS. d. RICHARD, t~1@efier.
y novembrc,
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DR.. M'LANE'S
Celebrated American
Worm SPECIFIC,
m
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF R

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS,
THE ,co~unsenanee is pale and
L leaden-colored, with occasional
Pushes, or a circumscribed spot ON.
= one or both cheeks the eyes become.
dull the pupils dilate; an azure
semicircle Y n along the lovvsr eye
lid the nose d irrirated, swells, and.
sometimes bleeds; a swelling Of the
upper Lin; occasional headache, with
humming or throbbing Of the ears;
an unusual secretion of saliva Shiny
or furFed tongue; breath very foul.
particularly in the morning; appetite:
variable, sometimes ~voracious, with
a gnawing sensation Of the stomach
at Others, entirely gone Heeting
pains@in the stomach occasional
nausea and vomiting violent pains,
throughout the abdomen bowels.
irregular, at times eessive; stools
Shiny; not unfrequently tinged with
blood ; belly swollen and hard urine
turbid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough !;
cough sometimes dry and convulsive 8
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper varia
bic, bur generally irritablc.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
Dr.. M'LANE'SVERMIFUGE
VIII certainly efec. a cure.
The universal success which has
attended the administration Of this
preparation has been such as to war
rant Us in pledging ourselves to the
public TO
RETURN THE MONEY
IN every instance where it should
prove Intellectual "providing the
symptoms attending the sickness Of
the child or adult should warrant
the superstition of worms being the
Cause" In all cases the Medicine to-
be given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE wfTH
THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public,
that ~
DR.. M'Lane's Vermifuge
DOES NOT CONTAINS MERCURY
in any form; and that it is m limo
cent preparation, MT eapa6k g daigg
The sAghtess aia,y to he mast tester
infant. , ..-.
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, Pa,
yE&fFl PRoRRIEToRs. s4
P.S. Dealers and Physicians ordering froas
others than Fleming Bros.s will do well 70 write
their orders distinctly. and ksks Hese BAT D~.
M'Lanes, Prtba'sa ~ Filming Bros, PSks
6Hrgh, Pa.
For SAKE BY Druggists. and Coan,ry ssoreksasu~
generally.
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The opening lecture of the Law School
will be delivered on Monday next, at 5 F. NJ,
by Christian Roselias, Professor. of Civil
Law. ~
We learn that Thomas Allen Clarke,
Esq, Of the firm Of Clark & Bayne, has re,
ceivcd and excepted the appointment to
the chair made vacant. by the death of Al
fred ~IIennen, Of Common Law and Equity.
This is al excellent appointments Mr..
Clarke will bring to the duties of bis po-
Sition a large experience and knowledge
of both law and eqnity. and an ardent zeal
in behalf of orr ioaFi>hing Law School
IN. O. Times, goth inst.
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s~"ccssssOH de AiphOslse sSer-
tfssRd.
Cour de Parossss, St. Landry-No. 343l.
ENFLICIA ANDREPONT de la Paroisse St.
Landry, ayant presente une petition
a letiet detFe, nolnme administrative de la sue.
cession de Alphonse Bertrand, decide. der
increment de la dite paroisse;s
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donnie aux interesse5 dams cette succession
d'avoir a deduire par ecrit, d mon Bureau,
dams les dix jours qMi %suivront la. date du
present avis, les raisony, 81 aucune lis ont,
pour lesquelles il ne serait pas Eait droit d la
dite, petition.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier. .
10 Nnr,,~ 1--we 1S~0
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sherif's sale.
Pierre Comean, }

Pierre Comean' District Court,
Francois Richard, ct, al. No. 1851.
I1Y VIRTUE of a writ Of alias f. ia.
~ to mfsdireeted by the Honorable Eighth
Judicial District Court of the State of Louisi-
ana. in and for the Parish of St. Landry, in
the above entitled cause, l viii proceed to sell
at public a%nction, at the Courthouse in the
town of Opelousas on SATURDAY the 81
day of December, 1870, at II O'Clock a. m,
the following described property, seized to
satisf, said writ to wit;
Fourteen cows and calves ~ cows; six
three year old horned cattle 8 one year old
horned cattle; / yoke of oxen ] OK S gen.
tie horses ! Mae; / year old colt; 2 mares
with sucking colts | two year old colt |
gentle mare; one third of a cotton gin on the
plantation formerly belonging to widow Fran
Gois Richard one small hack !; tour sugar
coolers; three cylinders, =sg g-sss t,fs,s .
Terms cash. ~
. J. NJ THOMPSON, Sheriff:
nov 70 .,7a @ze tEstE E=fE
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OsT Or MESI.AsD.-A certain
- note for five hundred dollars. drawn by
E.. z Dodge in favor of Linn Tanner, on the
Gath Of Dece 1863. and bearing interest
IL months after date. All persons are hereby
warned not to purchase said note. as payment
has been stopped. LINN TANNER.
oct22-5t
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PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
LIFE 1{Su . conp4S,
\ HOME OFFICE, RICHMOND, Va.

L oilcleS issued ~ 900
Insures on MUTUAL AND NON FORFEIT.
ING and RETURN PREMIUM PLAN
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS ON THE
CONTRIBUTION PLAN.
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DEMONSTRATION


The ASSASSINATION of Edward
Gallegar, Oh the evening Of the 10th
instant, constitutes anothere those
terrible episodss inthe history q
our parish, calculated TO send 9
chill of horrorsto the heart Of every
rejecting citizen. Residing in a
Observation-Disclosures the naost
quiet and law-abiding in our COM
munity, following the peaceable
and retired life of a planter, ming
ling but little win the outer world,
and taking no part in politics, he
was n of the last men against
whom it could be supposed the hand
of the assassin would be turned.
But on the evening mentioned,
about Z O'Clock, he was waylaid in
his own field, but a short distance
from his house, and his body literal
Fly riddled with buokshot. He sur
Viyed but a few inmates, and was
unable to tell who had committed
the foul deed. He was a quiet,
Epeaceable gentleman; and we are
totally at a loss to account for his
assassination. though we under
standAtwo of his employees have
been arrested on evidence altogeth-
er circumstantial, but considered
strong. sto 3
Murder in its worst form-assas-
sination at night-has for years
been gradually on the increase in
our midst, and has Of late become
so common, that unless speedily
checked, we predict in a short time
the utter disintegration. of organ
lied society in our parish.
ThenghtfI men L beginning to.
inquire, where shall this state of
things terminate? and a feeling Of
insecurity is becoming universal,
even among the steutest hearted. 81,
Under it's baleful influences the
material prosperity of the parish is
being rapidly brought to q stand
still; capital refuses. to come into,
and labor itself must necessarily
soon begin to emigrate from a coun-
try where the sanctity of human
life is no longer respected, and
where every man is liable at any
moment to be hurled into eternity
by the hand of the assassin.
In our opinion, our only egress
from this state of things, is through
the strong arm of the law. Organ
lied society, acting through this
mighty lever, can soon, by the
proper cooperation of its Iaw-abid-
ing, God-fearing members, eradicate
this curse, and throw again around
human life that sanetity with which
ittshould be guarded in all commu-
mites of civilized men. Let the
officers of our courts receive but
the proper cooperation on the part
of the great mass of our fellow citi
Gems, in a general crusade against
criminals of all kinds, and especial
" midnight ~assassins, who are a
disgrace to any community tolera-
ting them; and sif a short time
hence our parish will present an
aspect quite different from that at
present existing. We think the
time has come when every neigh
borhood in our parish, should re-
solve itself into a vigilance COM
mittee, not to take the law into its
own hands, but to aid and assist
the officers of the law in its enforce
ment. We appeal to the thought
and rejecting, to ponder well
these suggestions, and to lose no
time JIM taking such steps al viii
bring these demons in human shape
before the courts. Of their country,
~
stiilti thes ptndikyy utiippulitceu w
laws ofAGod and man against
- Aa.
lliH WHO sHeuS Y II
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on both sides about equal.

on both sides about equal.
There was q similar encounter On the
same day near Nemesis, in which the
French were driven back. 4 skirmish at
Guessysn Lafere, is also reported. At
Sarcy aa engagement took. place, in which
the Prussians lest two hundred killed and
wounded and taken prisoners. and twenty
FIVE franctireus were Wounded andone
killed. - ~
The French losses in the conflict before
Montnedy have been serious
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The Courier seems to be- opposed
to scratching tickets, convention
tickets. especially. Suppose an
anti-convention ticket to be scratch
I'd and convention candidate sub
stitated, hew thenf fssas
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When assubscfEber finds j cross in his
paper, near s name, II Is the evidences
that bis subscription has expired, aad that
tho paper will be discentinued unless he
r~esubrcribes. ~
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Tr. r. A. Mcmillan

.HAS located at Coulee Croehe. in the Par.
LII ish OF 81. Landry, and offers his profes.
sional services to the ~citizcna Of that section.
tI,fiE 81 iSItt = -- =
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mca pc

w. G. DARLINGTON, President.
JOHN r: EDWARDS, Vice President,
D. J. HARTSOOK, Secresasy.
J. J. HOPKINS, Assistant Secretary
B. G. HARTS0OK, Cashier,
PRoF. E. B. SMITH, Actuary,
c. H. PERROW,
C. II. SMITH, Medical Advisers.
GEO. ROSS,
JAS. E. WOLFE, superintendent Of Aaeneix ~
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PARISH COURT. ST. LANDRY.--No 1885
E7TIENNE FONTENOT, of the Parish of
~ St. Landry. having applied by his Pc
tirion to be appointed administrator of the
estate of Eugene Laaeur, decd, late of said
parish;
Therefore. any person intending to make
opposition to said appointment, will file the
in Writing, in my office IN the town of
Opelousas: within ten days from tlle present
notice. JOS. D. RICHARD Clerk.
November %, 1870. Q
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CoR SALE Or RENT-Ao sau !. II.
and well located property situated m tue
town Of opeloasas: Buildings nc" .t aug &c com
uaod;ous. For particulars Apply "s "'''''
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10 avoid saying a lady has a
tarrned-up on pngIiose, it is admissi
BILE to say her nose has "celes-
tial ASPIRATIONS sg.
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- f.. d q. b e' E- II
Opelousas, Nov. I'd, 1870.
/ certify the above to be correct.
' F. A KING. +@
Pres'dt Of the Howard Association, Opelousas
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Middling cotton closed in New
Orleans, on the ed inst, at fifteen
aud a half cents, gold at IT, .
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District Court win commence at
Opelousas on Monday. Il

The New Orleans Republican, Of
the. 9th inst, reached us on the 23d.
inst. 'ea
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70 sL
BuTrERMlBK.-P Persons who have not
been in the habit Of drinking br,ttermilk
consider it disagreeabfe, because if is
slightly acid, in consequence of the pres
cnce Of Tactic acid. There is not much
nourishment in butter mix, but the pres
enee OF the Tactic acid assists tho digestion
of any food taken with it. The Welsh
peasants almost, lFe upcn oat.cake and
batterrnilk. Invalids suffer ng from indi.
gestion viii do well TO drink butteru1iK at
meal times.
s-~-~~.-~-s-
A physician being summoned to d
vestry to reprimand the sexton for
drunkenness, dwelt 80 long upon the
sections 10 misconduct, that the latter IN
dlgnantl 7 replied Sir I was ID hopes
you would have treated my feelings with
more ~gen,Ieness. or that YOU wouM have
been the last man alive 10 appear
against me, as I have covered 81 many
blunders Of yours.
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. d. Mcguire and nK Dnpesier, Of st
Mary parish hare already contracted for
oue hrsnared f~anilies on French Canadians
as piansation laborers, anas M~. Melnt of
Quebec, who represents these isnaniprants
thinks that i've Thousand families Can IL
induced to- come 10 Lo~uisixns.-N. ID. Re
publican, ~
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credit.
Paid ont by Joseph Bloch, Treasurer of the
Howard Association of Opelousas as per
Vouchers.
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aspaIding's Glue. Y handy ahaaf the houss,
rnends everything. srgS
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bAs Esgsys lin YotfR 3iovsH. -noano
put sn cnqmE I'M your aneslshs 60 steal
assay, your teeth. Bswase 81 destructive
teeth washes, and tooth powders many Of
which are base Hftasiosis Of SozopoNT.
hgnrea fife lease G9 soapd teeth and fra
gfarst breath, by adoptbg Tic lragfant Dc
55DusT. 3 M
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ct. OF Eugcnie' afIeur, dt'd.

l9 Mover bre 1870.
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FIN fLLfH3, tNof. 1o--IAtiS w ltAfdtti
t~elegrapfhed to the Queen to-day that The
Dakr Of Mccklenburg yesterday repui>ed
the enemy along the whole line near Drepx.
Gen. Terfeskow. Mt the same. time captured
Dreux, where many prisoners were taken.
The enemy was pursued in the direction Of
LcmaBs. - - So
LosDoy, NOV. 1s.-Tt il said that the
particular violations of the treaty which
Russia has complained Of is az follows : the
crniseFof Prince of Wales In the Black Sea
in an English frigate. ! similar trip sub.
seanenfly of LGrdf Balwer Lytten. The
appearance of an austrian squadron at
Varna, q Turkish city o. the Black. Sea.
when the Emperor of Austria was there:
and, lastly, the voyage of he Sultan ia a
Turkish frigate. The Ri sian Envoy at
Gonstantinople protested against the latter
circumstance at the time, but Intellectually.
MADRID Nov. 1Ss--A committee of fifteen
members ofthe Cortes have been appointed
to proceed to Florence to present the Span,
ish Crown. to the Duke Of Aosta Tie cleo.
ton Of, Ao>ta il highly popular throughout
the provinces. ~ 5sfsAA3 .53 '@ft .
8LoSDos, Nov. l9.-B Dispatches received
here from F. renee, state Tint the Ttalien
Government has certa My declined to join
the diplomatic move against Russia. Raft
On W Wednesday last . sortie was made
from Montnedy, BY two c.tn anies of the
GaTde Mobile. Every one Of them were
either killed Or taken prisoners.
TovRs, Nov. 20.-Midnight-(OficiaI.n
Prussians at Cfatillona we're surprised by
the Garibaldians under Rieciott4-an we're
killed or captured. ga g nj rss
R0yEs, Nov 20.-The Germans attacked
Evereuz to day, but meeting a.vigorous re-
istence from the National Guards, retired
to Enyirors. 6S
LTLtr, Nov. 2o.-There was ight yes
sertay in the department. Of Aisne between
a Fren b force composed of Franc Tireurs
and Mobile. Gardes apda Prussia detaeh.
rnent D VIM from Tergny. The French
finally resiref II gcod order. The fasses