The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-12-02
NEW s ITEM S .
zen. Sir John Bell is dead.

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=, f1anlli'o'l '",inuls "na naoo 90, 600 o' A''
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jefferson Davis arrived at New
iorh Oh tiie Aoii'''l' A.o'n l4''s' po'i'
The Villa Franco and Y. ). steamer
Vandali's have sailed for constantine
PIE.
The Belgian steamer De Loye, Ma
theum, master, was wrecked ID the
oaitic.
+ A Spanish man-of- war, with TWO
transports and 3OOo troops, arrived at
havana
The loss OF the schooner annie sor-
den, from Phiiadeipilia for 0aiVeston'
y fei'ortea
Ihe PRESIDENT mas recoghlzea oan-
dido Ratart as wee Gonsui OF opalh at
ne" oi'''n''
1t is reported the Alpha, oeiofe re, e,
ported as on nre at cape oaDie, VIII
| De lot"i "ioeN'
The monitors Pross;fic. Wyahuotte
and Motauk arrived at FORTRESS Mon
| roe from Norfolk.
Tke loss by the burning of Atha IL
Huges' enameled cloth factory at
Newark, N. j., is S4O,OOO.
Alfred Allatt, the head of firm of
accountants in Sheffield, England,
failed. Liabilities Vi ,ooO,Ooo.
Forty six packages of smuggled
| lace was seized from George Cox, q
lace dealer at Patterson, 81. j.
The 100 900 600 roubles which Rus
ala is now raising has already been
consumed by military expenses.
Dav;J Could Wire a child eighteen
months old. was terribly bitten and
mancled by a dog in New Orleans.
.rha avta,s;ye- buildings occunied
hv snarrv 4. Rarnes. nork hackers.
New Haven. Ct, was destroyed in fire.
H. h..,,+I, commissioners of New
~ ne n..';s" . -; na,sons nrac.
go 4ia 4,a r,ed;c;n.. ~ I7ndar forged dinlo-
| mas
.,,., ,.a nanaa chas wano
a ,a e",o'ea ~ n" aonti' n tls nar;sh of
e. 80 IL nndor rho ;nflnance
of Eonor
uon Loa a,,no;,+s5 ma
o"s hoef ~ paa5 ,,f Ha.ltt from
ineiiiuel VI ..1 DiI IT " n Weanard
| vice A W. .Smythe.
60 an. ya, wbo com
baIe, a. D., 1a.o y;l, sga;n at
.,.'nou .'t ti,a tao nartbwast naasaoe next
snrine in the Pandora.
co;s, 1.+olr from Germanv
nnu" a. a',n,,;f o,;c;5e ot New
o.,eI n.',es ~ throa;nn barsalf into tbe
| river, bnt was rescued.
Cen Lewis B. Parsons has been ap-
nointed temporary receiver of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Com
pauy. in St. Louis, Mo.
Chas. S. Matte.en, about Id years
of age. disappeared from his lodgings
in New Orleans, and it ia surmised
| that lie has kIlIeu HiUihtlis
/ II is believed that Judge Knight OF
ST. Louis, Mo-, depressed by political
defeat. shielded. His friends claim
that his death was accidental.
Mosked men robbed a mail coach
/ +an miles north of Los Angeles. They
/ stole the express and mail and cut
the telegraph wires. No clue.
Pow IN. Williamson. a distin.
on;sba3 Tu;versalist autbor and iii.
Vine. and one of the fathers of Odd
Fellowship in America, is dead,
freight train of the Jackson road
RON - off tI,e trnck in New Orleans. anG
three Of the cars were thrown into thu
| middle of the street. Nobody hurt.
M fEoh uoras Of c;n
ne es,a oa: " - III 3;aa s;nsa tha tr;al
s,pna.l, I oa',I, 'rI,tad | n e6uon for a = breacl
nss ;" ue.n ,nIe T., farnr .f Miss El;zaheti
VI W. p.''''''o " " :
| L,ptPs's agent at Kertch telegraph