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ACADEMIY OF TIHE SACRED
HEART.
In our last issne1 we published a list of
the pupils attending this popu'ar institu
tion, who were recipients of ribbons aiind
honors, as is customary, at the end of each
session, anld we take ccasion to call the at
tention of parents and guairdians to the fact
that an education is necessary for their
their children and those under their
charge.
The situation of this Tnstuittion is
healthy and delightful. Ilaced on a beau.
tiful eminence, conunannn ing a view of
the country for miles around, and where
the pure andl refreshing breeze of the
Pine Woods is continually wafting its
delicious influence. The grounds belonging
to the Academy are spacious and affords
facility for exercise. This is indispensa
ble to the health of the pupil. The Build
ings are large, commodions, well ven
tilatedl andl cleanly; no pains being spared
in making the scholar comfortable and
happy. In sickness, th pupils eare affec
tionately and assiduously cared for, and
receive that attention that they would
receive at home, and every means conclu
sire to their health applied with a tender
care.
The Academy of the Sacred Reart is
under the control of an accomplished aIndy
Superior, one of high literary attain
ments, and a strict, but impartial disci
plinarian. The ablest assistants are se
lected with care and are found perform
ing their duty with an aim to the pro
feseion of the pupils nder their instruc
tion. This institution is second to none,
in this, or other states, though, here, they
labor under many inconveniences that
those of the large cities can command, yet
by careful management. substitutes are
readily applied at that place, this academy
is on an equal footing with the best in
he country.
The existence of the Academny of the Sa
ered Heart is also indeepensable to the
prosperity of our town. Such an Institn
tion, as it iasconducted, should make us
feel proud of the honor bestowed on
Natehitoches for selecting the location at
this point.
No town, city or village can be prosper
oun without Institntions of learning, with
in their midst, and we specially recom
mend to all parents to send their children
here. They will receive a thorough edu
cation in the languages, and that care
and attention that makes the accomplish
ed lady and scholar.
The best inheritance you can give your
children is a thorough education, and in
bestowing this important boon, care must
be taken in selecting an Academy that
will do yourself and those you send for in
structioa,justice. It is absolutely your
duty to sustain the academies that take
the.intereet of the pupil at heart and such
teachers and preceptors that will take a
pleasure and pride in sending your child
homes to you, clothed with honor and dis
tinction. An institution of this kind can
be found here in our very midst, and one
that has no equal. Here, the motherly
care of the sisters is never wanting, and
their watchful and experience eye are e-v.
.r ready to detect and correct their cr
ring and teach them the path of righteous
nees.
Persons of all religious denominations can
attend this academy, there being no de.
stinction made by the Lady Superior or her
yaeistants. An impartial course is adopt.
ed, making no preferences in sickness or
instruction. No pupil is restrained in her
relgiona belief-no persuasion or force is
applied to change the belief of any of the
scholars, but those that attend are requir
ed to conform with the rules of the Acad
easy, which do not in the least interfere
with their religious scruplces.
The scholastic Session begins on the 1st
of October and ends on the 15th of An
guat. Pupile will be admitted at any
time during the session and charged only
fru date of entrance. We call upon the
citiaens of Natchitoches, and in fact North
Lr.edslana to patronize this Institution
'4blBe'ha. tlvagy been conducted in a
e*6t .sbegappriy sI snecemssf manner.
MARUH OF 1I2ARO VEMENP'.
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i'It'n iinI~i jlany t inetSn e b1ete t'hli
I teI :i1ndi: toit ii the ot. I:l firmti purpose.
of I Iitt y it. atin elsIew(hela'inI"-tId flihs
. , divine P 111.1{i \\-t 1111 c 1.d thi(1
1l1o1 i ith ,cc Lo i 1i : wi .ll is'
ti . d, t1e th5, eI,' ro, ' the . Ih i
and Vineyards shall pour . ':1 .: ; 1hn' t,
1 tie s ' Il\, t h . h i ra g r n , a n d' '5l r- )1' t.:! :\ hl '
1ields shall watle jit' . 11`1 hit cot t.:t
hiall 1 .itld t ir 1i r te-It hs5 ir, t tl\ t'
S! h ll Room agn ( er1 t ,. r prIIaI I(' ir i
lakes andt lies shall ultni I ~Ii t(iI i p" trti jn
tif niusenient anid profit. All xnature
shall again t14iiif 1i Ut . to Itie happin;
of our iieople-A~S the mottto of F':uncei
i1nder the reign oif it tSover ig, i' Peace
The Eiir u'e i p:ac1t'," So i1e it I rs-lelt
us then set to the work. What iire the
arts whith peact love'S; Ithiichi lot'
peace ludndu ry iti ever v departuteit
Econimy. ato i naitt IIy. The social, lirte'
nIora l condition must li1e l"t1 tedn d tou'1
docs it ineed imoprovemient ilt'e t hjing
must be l'llit lf itt', t mut hte cultivateIl.a
with wC('i'ei, thoiirib s tand nettles, ott
1cii! 11,11 a 111 11',<1' Iit'Y 111';;,1 to rKoltli·
the face of it. The soul, the spirit, thltie
d 1usnd, tmist be ctiltivtlitel. Thue rising
youth will soon merge into ialtooti, anid
to rtnder this aunhood actihomt lifei ands
flourishing, the mind while youto ait d il
I labors with r nc't t.s-Loui i:Inlt will ,e o
tender mtust be ntur'ed in the sihotls of'
sciencre-ta le setls of' knowledge and vii'r
tue u andtlCi het lanted-thlte nii ouia 1l
to habits i idlustry ain1d virtue. W1 art
a Southiern peto te; we inhabit a Southern
sol-wtse lie li under a Southern sky
Providence has been ilt'atl i:to ssi
thiee to us-ibis is the birth 111cc of tun
children-their r ahome. Sotnt lie ytiouth it
must be reared and disc itliued in South'
erm schools, by Southern men, that love
kour Southern hIstitutions-identified hit i
us-they must lie of us-onr books must
be Sduthern. Ar(' thely T tthey have not
been so hitherto, Beig sto, New haven, &e.,
-have been the Ep iemarts from which our(
Counthiy has hioei wotir to aective its
school books. This needs tio longer le so.
We have talent in the Suth, in this res
pect nature has not dealt with us as a
partial stepdamd . We nT'ed no aid from
the North, in the educatioi of our Yonhi ,
nor will we have it-the ait iof nmien, who
after having spread rin over our ultlds,
now seek to disfranchise us, and toenfman.
ehdse another race in our stead. There is
now a gtuttlem xnoa our town that has
jst ctmnpletetl an unglighlht Graaimnr; it
is ready for the Press. Shall it he pub.
lished 1 ProIfesstir ilurke is wt'll known iin
Nt'ortr Louisiana, attd in Tt'xas, as a
distinguished schitlat', i'nl ahid linguist
We htot sote iewans may hi taken ti
mtako the work public. We have conver
sed with Professor ltre on the subject ti
his (iiranmmar-hle desires to hiave it cx
Kjmi ned-anll compared with (oth' work
otn that suijeet, satfied that it is siperi
or to any that has v eaeret. Tthre
Ito doubt bitt thbat if' Siiif aldy etitrinaged
the leartned Pofes rtt ull limil t'fiei
a ii in plrepairitg it her tetitwtutary wtttks
flu' our sehitols, not ii E tgli ih si uti is on
ly, butt also in those Ii ntomi iat id claios.
val-heitig a tho'ugh La tit anl Greek
sebhilar-atid having a ktiowledge of the
French itngt tge-as also of Hebrew.
Cit izens, open yoitr selhools-emnploy
'Iyour tt'achtet's-fur'tish your clhildt't't
with suitable books. Gi'nttkinen of the
Police Jitry, can you not help itt this mtutt
Icr !-WhatI is bei'ttit tif our Pill Tax
('onl(, tfolliw citif izens, all lcttd vtur aid:
1Conic up, as (tie antI let the result, of' your
labors be seen itt the imtprovntment of
your children, in learnintg-It jSii asubh
ject which pertains to every one. Saty
not it onghtt to be (lone-But go, do it
we will all help,-hteart and hand anid
purse. Educaie-Ed scate.
Siile*Wc ofl'er to our readers a batch
1of important news (lited Europe,
New York and New Orleans, August
15th inst.
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all ea' expetros, iunch io, that the Ed-om
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Til : (b''I"i'O TH Ul al.
(Li.NItll\T'ru , July 2t, 1 t'i.
N -- : ha1v4 been desirous, for
I 'ati!i pa t, to give you t brief me m)oir
>t the cot ton \\0111, but have been too
:iittly t:c';t'iilli w'ith other inatters. lv:\ i
,ms, cin do little more than copy a skitv t
writ ten il l150, andl published in the
Soulthern Ruril Alnianic for 1i.(t, 1nd
*\hlit \\9 4s illiustraiited L" cirrect niltgra\-v
ilgs of this til'striucti'e i rat 1i)e in .11l of
j10 54;4!4(, save that in th1e'':' ant! \t iL L,
fo it' as I know, are the ii' t ever pub
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c erva"':li Ots of th l 1:Iw a i t s. & r , of this hr- t
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v: otl ie of ut4un anmingst i111n ' ptat li , r it u 1
to he ti'redi that they welt lost maidjst
Iut'y Others, whei n tilt, stkit: ( ii WI' vrn t ltr .
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toil:r,1:(" ils \ ic\ti it l buett' 11's th int] rhi s
vertlil tied it dus e(5t' as to ilist a 'ut e.'aI
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on1flit ' '1 , a" i5 2'-tlt with same sil titiuth
tl ,it o ill 1tiil tigeiially tniltserved
thmr iu i til wiotter; yet ti e tu i illi"'rat it'
: ruri t y 10 l 1 ti1te11 islt11 l 1 (141 (t'=is
tli ith r iittiawt into- Ii itilirof iths otin
to 'atii'cI, i ~iti are not . t ah artifici ttr it4
cTItti-wro'ui ci!lttt tll bt wit l I hut a con
i 11ttl 4l t ol 1'- r t '4t ion a p er fct liid. u
mtnlo i atue fiirthl.
Th1orn all of these.u oluscrs-atittns, it tip.
pculI'5 tl:it I tiii ilestructive: creatlti~ri muuighult
Thbe c(hrekt'i l nts e:le' L by clos he prt in
eii th r;t 'I a tihill i r.l ca i e ee.
Titi tlii'omv if 'iitnce ,vhet contraitid
hovt'rb tinting that hv I thle utmOn haot
appered tis sen.eofth iina]Outs Ni ithittaticis
ly on tnilBrazos, ntnys haynd thBirtard, atit
in Mia'tiijupi, its thlr North as Natchtz ant i
icksbnirgl rnti il tthirl.e in the colton1:
g -rowingn district i
It u1et bi born la, &mind thsi the moth
---the'pa -- 1': \\l~~ i ;.'l XX! ii ti-ii "V \,it1 re t;l
1 1 it l roi-l 1'lch lc1-- ith tIher' \ ill
jI(( 1(0 ii glue-n accliC it L kditn Texan i-v the
,tht I f ((t' Aug t.
In Austin, Wasuihington, 1': et te, &t'., t
:Iaway tie ol ie- choeeat, ': -erec t he y 1ii u
hte-n at work iClC threw or toeur w-eeks,
th(`1e Will pirnolbly hI e as iuich cottou
ripened as i\ll lpicked oit in the Iles
(.iit cvnd(lition 1f the hiber of iLe countI c.
(;a cuton \n s..
T1. A.
''The IIupoiraItion of ( Cotton.
The fed l owi lig tatistic s oeI ithe impircit -
(·h( ··in· :
t eli eelf etc 1tl u Ii e i' el Illl yI
(10III.( -tl~lil\.I 0t- Cet' l N IN ICC rrxlrc·..
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c;I ~,rvli"I- (CilOr I?~'nn 1 ii) nIC · ICOIN
I1u Il1o tn-'ilc ((( ýI-i ' I) , (f1 r, :((-1c
-- 1 111 I; l' I1rt,11 Li,- . . , -li
.Mount qf t t' on a :o ;.i . 7 La! f
( huina, .\e. ie ) . 0
To L on' 0
,1,4 I ,dia1
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'-cecil inc--c cc 2 -.
Hill c 'Ice ---.' t '-1,I
Cli iii .! r t \hil We i!ir : mind
Cle 11t1iccl tIi~l' -of 1 1 !: 11''"":\I' iti
Iii.
'ouii\ciclt A'., t!Ic inC i ni .- - .c:! \ (ic i :1 hcl
1 n cili vonoe V ll til . el i 'i
N\oh \oile l hilt w man ith ou ,l loll''!l
I'71 , h1" ; t": \:-· te: "le :
le . I li :' . 4 I iC.e ll -I,
it i""t it, llllt , jeilt\'!I ',
TIc ·11 Iwi \. ~l ,] lt d vr.
1 1a ts t -t l I.t .. ' ' .1'" 1 4
Ice,
(1n tlec Ir c-Ic-lI xiii- X~lel~ 'II -cri ';i 111110
kn on : majni~i ng !·sr o 1+ IM::et~c wl l!; :.:1, io :a
AI Ce iceci C Cl ih pe ?l ;(t I·mcC e CCn-iuel c ol - Ii
Cell~ite
Ic1 Xc! Cc el cI ccii ti c- lo C ci C-lir e tco l ii.
Th' til i- i : i w1.('" el' eeii','ilti I
ccXthc' pr XIICs IC-l-cef col! e eo el
111, !1: 171, it. kt!l I il ''1cltl ft: .tm,(' 1 ,',, (!'tit' 'Io :
1ee ]C e C'Iou: s i. t t- e ec - i i t ' ci I
(\'t11'd d t'n:!
We hlvc t " 1a-t l no hi to top i' l oft of-pt -
MAe Cit :'-l~ cI
1li \" .1 (, thi- - Am - - ei.e :!e thei
I c11 ",, c 1 0 l ic i C c:! ci i cii .l -
Ii' 1 s h o :
1ice '1 l ' "' cci. c c c i --c f. I:1c" , - -i
Ii -c -I ic Ir " llc\ F I.0 I -I ll- u il l
\c C 1' , C- , c r ic h i' c i e! tIi 1- -lie.'
I hI b . n c Ic itli
i ii ls ut l Ci (11 p a in c-e :c-Pi Cc-il
'lbS i w -i tiiH e itrtls i!e Cillichc th
Ti l c tc c s o l l t
T i it 1 - inb~- i -:
- i- c l tci i chi-- - l l te I' I : - -
-i x -ed ote -- liT - -1.k d I' th- o t
Cc, IH ill -ia w 1im- c- eec .Hiui I-O r
t II i- Cb :0 c-Ic C'. C b - 's t yb a s
1n xow i-c c 1 in - ie- I ci t.i P 0-~- n!
I-nc ilict -C Ci - c - l
Ph cc-lvant iia 'Iby -la - i-l
bjy- Pymi iciCionf le I linl~ Naiiiciitc1i
Th t c-wh h-v wi-he I I\ cc- hin n- -
c-ieu'CC l'ccuiic ICau CCIXI i'icii--h a
iii li ill ci -i-I 1 111C C' c? l
iliXcelh It Ixal cinciccli ?ticic
- 1die decitI ICC lciadin. D- moIr'tx of to Cl CX'
tIurl ci demuld Gcjei Ceehll kIOX it Ca one
hdlice m-CiXl-. lnlb in lrae'~ If lue liii inut
lith l e!1 ge-lull-m lenoee "nci -X i-i
eel -lie ih-Ci woul Ih ee u Clii in i IC Lu fi~ I ccll
hcl th I ~pt a e.1 h hfh
- - I'ec XXII cii wci1c ill e'Celb rlc r betall
l- ficcx yar -1 C tli tIm 1itoji lt Ihe i-eUAI y i zc~'
wen nth- hi e:sad ile(llllc cil i oiinghis lell 0111 iCbl
I b hi. Il Ic X'iile bu iull Il ll ICe thed Ju.-' I Cii jcs
Xc~w ic Ic' on li e 01cC 1 t 'C Che ' 111mcC IcC't
Thi a I'k ic d i cIle Xorfiee liii clic--ici- -
Xi I e l h-e n the ii b chii Ciei - e ic ee it -l
-Iiltichm c u -l O d iii a ttraci IlCt-C wIel1 -lppd
C ticiir Ifaeces Vhicl coXI'it'cs 10150ok Cli, Ili lbe-iC
0111 own, tmnl kipI- 11C geleed icle iCannlel upi
-whcre weI could sei. it at all events !
Twoe Imilhion ahle bodied victims talk oCCCcon
cii ation ? Shame, rsianeI. you patriots or A
ICCriCCI! Who,are you afraid or? WVithou~t
ColIC aiie ICIC - 2 ye ii hold sti I, it is jlinljC -'ihlei
lee cli-in yoC ! II ccl will bei willing IlIC e-i
Cell m11 leit lwe iill ni--.
I Cia-r-c' Ilmeil up~of tlee Iaic -al trdtiiCo:i. tile'
- .cLic luiitl iIC h e S~itctiCus, te ilC' CCCe;liS. Cli
- ix'cw r-I'-robicicI'. iiitul 1Ž1 C, muIrCder1'-r , IciCCc
XIIiiH I-on broklri . l cii eie-5 , CiICcI lelliCc liitt
- CCI--IlC - gr 'eC'lbbei lrs 1e~C, h p it ce inl I ieil
- COC toi CICCC worCX~ck lleiy hoe'e cline.
W I' sooner~ CcnCCtiIlitCo tle' hiX-lit 11ho ihasi
hiCI lnceC'ii thce graviei of 0our illr ilngS. thi ic
XCh ILC l.c -ech Cl our SiX' r,. ile I'c-'uCrrCc'lilii'1
cis cc - I b o a ccld CCII weilc CCIe 11011 ill' 11r c.
ill- lyl-ent ic-ho I i C'lte cgliing (Cli'II in nt thCc
num can of pee ler who poisons Cilseile Cm lie' Ilct
-o stice-I keC hi ficls intio us1. rccth r thue cre h tellic
oneIC lcile tXI cdli, 'lily. 'IC 1-' c'eI IC C-X'y,
- Cl i 1cccl p iwi Iain lle-t 'CCX le brken Cl t 11CC II
icc" -Cci Iw r'Iv'icbC Cii t eeigod.I " CII i' 4- pIC-C
- lhiue we' leer chlescen Cic'e'lidl I r (-ell c eicIr
-like~. talking -cee cilidltnic? Let hJue - iioe
eicet' not iight go to Clhe rc arr-[ I acrSSI ( Wc is )
I iuecu-rat.
The Shreveport News~ ecCIna~u4ihe'
advertonisementI of ai fir thIere(''C, chichQ1
has fcr silec cheap, ''a filce tisslort
IlOlt cef Poets, peems c;and otchcr siflC
deird v' c. Xe hi .p nonellc Cf (CCI
Natiehitcuc'les liardsl~ arc! embcace'td in
-this chean i1sso'tUInent.
TELL G RAlHIC Na JE .
[wp cial to tile, '.. th \i ('tern.]
L(,ifl(n. An1,tlet 1lt, noon,.-Pal ussia has
l ti i i'fr l . .N a tpo l 1o n t h a t 1 1 i+ lii- I s 1( ll
the, txtenion~i1 of hint ttmpire to the Rhine,
ilunfi(t be co-UIplie. with, and that the
I'P ussiantl territory ill never be ceded to;
France.
Lotndfi, August 11. evcening.-Advices
frt iW' tcontiet'it t1' plobaldo renewal
T V:11 l, I t a' In 1tvat iIlnl Ind 1Pr sjia,1111011
l 1 n:11i an tf'llita.ry. T'ht're ate great liar
1f. - i !i;l t tnt.i r
Li\4, rpoolii August 11, evening.- Cotton
time1 t 111i1h un< lin e p ice . Sales to-daiy.
Hiit);ll e 11;111'.
Y:'\' Y\m, Augn:"t 11, even ing.-Gol
1.1i4. ('utttn taunt :!ctive. `ales 1'jt0
1 . 'ibbi ] het . Two Casei of
1 :()l:1 hwrt' to-dlaý". ;I1 111 five in Blrook lin.
t l it Hi 41 IIe cuolt ti:s 11 Ilrte'0 al il
Ij 111 11n It iII tl. ' 1h liNt t l Itl iln 41pr4 ali -
11 , 1 11 1 t 1 I plij i i lt n I ,- t 51tholti tl('A
itl Ill:4" t l - , -i tl i e i . llh oll: of1 t its a tifll!s.
I-I'll iih1i ii tai gnl - Ii~t . -The1 (tiV,'t
I io a et hhii ' '' :''''-4'-i 0 1 4.1M.15 andin1
i tt Ci ih ,1 1 ; 11', f .I ;ln<t h (llat'
It ui i "ti l t ll-t f l t t I'': ' t li~ 't 11tll(]t't
+t~tsillc 111' (4 1 1 \"(114- 11 4' ~ it~ ,(4115 .51 It'th, S1V4 i
1ti,: ]t 111 et11 - lie ti -:l ' ti' . t t l l l l t ill itIn
l'' t-I 'es O it - t ('ai li tl t:i,: (1 4
Sh I lit i 1 wi tll ' Ie t t 11111 te ( 'nv lle t illi r '1 .ti
ann." This:mnflunement v, !s reecive
w\i1i t;ith ii app ianuse, tilt :mli -ne viii'.'
'41 I'
11 ( ; , 1 \ " . Or. o Sou C olill u ( :.I(la:tnd G n.
'(ol-h of it' > M-n:ebulsrt avi in Arlo.
titlheli' d in at li 1.t Ihnll Ilf tlhlrt't tllcgationls
fIIlck lh.ii' eyes of el,',:m st atil tipectators,
«liik t ¾ h -o !e t te .N: ir.1tl
) ,c("t 1 o!!-i-ti I(.tiw tir m llt
(llin~. I~ en ininated n·Ichairmain
1 4 4 . 11- 11: 1 1 g:11' 11is cm nve' l tigll
:o ntbu. nt it nlln el !i lit tii, lnt 1:o t r
c 4'Nt 1h1 l ii. Aeii t mil iliitical statndOt
It))
:Pg of t 4,!, `et h-i ne'l n 1l o il nmpose11(~ the
4 I 1!1 \ ib i-t, .Allt 1e, n111 -' it ' ()1 CIi N'll
r1 pr · 11i i i,' 11 1 11 oft I hp ll th l II' 11 this
I uion, ;:'!l r, c cannollt ,onn ls ofi its lu1m
Ietil it Il ting i , 0(i! i iimtel \i lit t 1riliy
m: l .'"w \t(1 . al;l In , it w\ill lead to]i
4 )I , ' aiti I tsl Ii . 11 iia, ' e ,:it d
Nlil I 4or i -wn i14 m1 t on.iiis cndnent
i 'tll, 1 ' 11 1 ii \les I I -' fill i ti 'ni i -ll"t.
I s iin 0 O 1 t II ' the I 1)44 1 lien i
c1,1-' 11114e: o' ] 11 i th iis 1i to l tnnl
Tlte rI1 govensen ofo thei wctates~ winh
'etillllsed thel ochl omi detl la~tiona~, ~ o-l~l
! o1 : 11 it I - I i' ' 1 ' lrs' el co nt in tll 'hs - ll'ft
1'"'11!;1! t ilc -t' Il l (''i''- c It- ll i lll s ltt 41't -
I il-'t '111( , t n i' C l'it 'rln t ' ri iir, I llut, Iir tie
hIll] l tl i Ii'S Vl s I'' I- lu) s t co n t Lilt.'d('
mi- d i lii .t1lotr'ut . Tinll States have
' t(1 i I) 1'iri ' 1aieta l iit hllttu l lie liiit llI Ie
fit r t 'e n it 114 ' 'r llol tht\'. A Ca list this
\ton; wne - ::' 11 hue tent o lco t tt , an ll
1 munch Is in m( - irvcer to redr<esn
"'lVuri INGrN Angst 14.
SWhen the pt lint hfit the ilited Stated
4, 4,l:(14,1 tay hal1 c'lo1s(', all the States
1 it l 1th! right of t r-ti r's)' a tith uo . The tim
P"siu " "" (i ew "iullit ions is snh\"re-ive of
o (r .:('i]Inal liberty :1Ii n J l i0"s to
1pulire peace, l et tin-todI that in the 4 teli
itfratin;s of the - o nv'tllti . the main i(dla
vehlI 1.' in lbea" the por~n sed <-onih-
- of-- tt' -n g . ii tin- j oliO' ite ub i~ n
, 'l ti' "l ,t' 1i't i 11;: ! I Gt! n r dli-loy', x 1
In unry, - ne l ' .l (-'ie Union of eqItal
1i':!' th upi rtlnintowntn 4,f the counluit
I. t ,f en c:"4,' t'i' t- 15. r Cantt t iln t t rt
"111. time 40 1l \ '11t1 t dljourned until
;"'(1 1 "-lilt ff 1' 1\'.
S 1!;11: Du1diale ,1.s bi1een nomilnated
i.1 :,1I!nlin e :I peJr i llu 4,t ch11 n:1' 11: .
V ty 1 :it'l st int in a Ut' It" to ti Ohifo
d 1 lc It";111l 1, INe1 itlid tg to g't into till clu
l ) ivip t c S 'our s 1116t hale ; eo iarta
l.: : h leý. (.,11 I111= Tw(enty-right
Il thls 110N c~h:,a !';'r the twenty four
hRVn.I eCnS. .t 6 S'TURk . A. :\.IU
NewV Yorl. ge 15, limn.-Conttoni
dull \\ all t1 s ksiot . of lt i tiswll-n o Ic
\ ht l prit I a are h141 ly Of p ol V n tefd . til' i
loop.
tIi-tiltl , Al guliL t lS.i .-ITllhlt enddesn
,1rmi,' h1it~ 1 i i ;1 " 4*DL ln Sp el'tt rs
A larlgtt itnumb r et ladhit \\ sol present.
ton~t ninrerv Flair. fain the cotnunittee
on a C:Rii, cainnoud All. Dooilittlle
till 1111''"1: h: . Lu a 3 ai g h
LATEST NEWS.
'"' 'suljaloin additional telegrams frona
OuIL latct. exchanges
[Special to the Baltinmore Sun.]
Washington, Aug,. 7.-The Radicals
ihiiv I;t Plan itn toot for creating a lnegr
riot in ilMion, (;a. The Radical organs
allegei that it Will be colm anded by rebel
assaults ("II the negroes Probably, there
fore, it is it teided to incite the negroes to
attaick the Whittes.
Louisville, Ky., Aug. P.-The Courier
his ruturus frtlui fll counties of the 110
counties illn th1 tat(, Which give I)Duall
S39,297 majority. Only five counties thud
fir ll'ta' given iiiajoriti's for i thtisn.
New York. Aug. 9.-Advies froma Frank
tilt totI tict Ih, slate that the Seiiate and
othier 1iiiti cial hioaties of that city have
assembhlred in order to draw up a petittion,
whirh M1. Do 1ýthschild way instructed
to h're-'en t o tlohe King of Pinssia. 'The
liPrus ia -i (o'uanissione r, however, refused
t/·~icilt, I('('t'tal'1" p(I' (;c'rill.I~Llda~nt
I ie iic·t'\lii'Ve lloltt'ioi5 ~tiii. cnriu
t/i~ll~·c~ he 2 nece sary pa i lnts is200.0,,
lirinisti r Felllrr has hanged him
xl' tat to dt'sjtair at the ttuncri in which
the 1't11iains have acted towards the city
anduu hoots if'.
the t ruil sians have had aI list drawn
tilt oftho thie itiihis o the Senate and other
SIunicipal1itis.i, together with a statement
tf t heir lanldd and muovable prolaperty".i
SAll the hainiets have held a meeting, at.
.which it was declared that if violence of
this kind weire resorted to they would
u' 'ltld payment in (ii'riany and abroad.
i hole amount of the two contribu
iiions Icvi d blh the Prussians is 25,tt000,00
, fit s' Valuailes and plate have been
- rinaovd. to a very large extent.
S T'lhlir hait tein a rutin on the banks,
v hicii the hank ofaicers encouraged. 'rhe
i-llini p1l newspapers have been suppress
Ird iil the troops arte quartered on the
rr i(1(u I t. 1 IIEIO
v 11r. 1l irphy, the Amueriian cttnsul, is is
t ning iirotec'tou papewrs, exeimlptiug Amer
I iwn citizeits froii listuirianue. 'Tie sud
I Tlen growth of the American population
:i; as toiishing.
r li'rlin, July 0.-The official Gazette of
1 til day ,justifies i'the coiurse pursud by
t Pii: sia in levying a war contribution of
I,,l t ed oti Hlrins upon i the residents of
Il'r:itikthrt. upa', the flt lowing grounds:
I'hi s,,steiiiatic hostility shown towartds
I P itnc byi the Govirnnent of Frankfort;
I t tl tiolerat io by the latter of articles in
l he Frnkftort press, iinsult ing to the King
i of 1'irusia; the violation of treaties; the
Slat 1 nii ' ba ite to Prussian property, and
Frankfort's participation in the war car
I reld oin 1y the Austrian coalition against
SJirus:.a.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
The Late Revolutionist8 Arreustd
1 The Mexican Railway Era, of Olizaba,
SJuly 2dl, has the following news of the
late arrests made iln the city of Mexico
- in acount of the recent attempt to over.
- turn thie Goveruuteat
Prisoners of Stale-On Thursday a party
of sixteen prisoners of State passed
through our streets, in chargeofamilitary
estart, on their way to Vera Cruz. We
were inf'orimed that there were in the
uubiler several notables, residents of the
capial threea geeicraloficersand one priesnt.
Firoi: a paragraph in the Pajaro Verde,
iof the 17th, it appeari that Government
Ihai orderd the arres , in conformity with
t articles77 of ithe statuts, of the following
1 inamed pearos, clhargedl with endeavoring
to iisti" 1l the public peace and order :
)D Feliciano Chavaraia, Sr. General D.
i Jose Rout, Sr, Kattphe'rr, D Pedro Echa
varria. i. Agustin Cruz, 1. Arustin Zirs,
t'"eieral L. Maguel Morales uente, D.
Juan Mateos, D. Iguncio Ramnirey, Sr.
(Gen'ral ie Jose de I Parra, D. MaieuEl
ar1de ,l UL Uaiit' lMaria Islas, D. Anto
int '1lii a ri aa ticuna, Padro Ordonez, ID.
Just. 'ligi'il Atrodi, D. Joaquin Alcalde.
01, the banishment of thesei gentlemen
(to Y5itc i amid elsewhere, we have al
ready published ao un~hhts. unltnl
Tiii Railroad Era, of Orizaito, has als
tilt fit low·intg adtlh tionda i tehligenoc:
iuiried tlt ppie iion.-toim the city of
M M . itc we leairn that orders of suppres
sitin or 't lest tat tmipoiary suspenusoi,
li hae Iteen issued by Gov'ernmenct in ithe
i uses it the journals La Siocitdad and New
1n' .11 lh causes of this action we are
unadvti''it' d, bitt presume they are charged
w it hi iuhtitte lil'er publications.
T he d llatatamoeas Garrieon.-On Tuee
liv evenitma a portion of Gen. Mejia's
titiatnuiid, ricently in occupancy of the gar
ristn of Matainoros, arrived in this pliL4ce.
It witS S:lttsupotl they were dostmed for
- sotliin point otn th line to the city of Mexi
to. Thtse troops exhibited unmistaka
tibe evitlence of having passed through Lb
Si i. cev inmpaigni.
Arainsatit the Etpire.-From Toluca we
: hLi c dates to the 14th inst. A detiwh*
aInt of from thirty to sixty men of the
II farce that garrisonel the city, started
tiitt on the 12th for Mexieo, on businese
tf iiil sirvice. Ott the road they deasr
tal their colors, proceeding to the puebla
1. if Meteper, where Borne people joined
thetit, anti there a ipardloted deserter call
1 i'l Abrahai Plata was chosen chief. This
I new guerrilla shaped his course for the
hacientda of Atizapati, where they sei ed
in great iiiany animals, andi carried off the
atwiier, 1). Manuel Gomez, whom they re-o
Ic leift rit Tenango, on receipt of an anl
-knaiwn anotunt of ransom money. They
Ii aeteil at this place as at the first, taking
away all hursts and arms toe be fund, and
t alt.'parting on their wily, it waesupposed te
*Jlat ioco. In copisequence of titi, the
roath bitwien Toluca and Cuertnavuica is
thought to be very insecure.
Atccrdintg to the same letters the rest
of the Taiitca garrison, about eighty
stroaitg, was surrounded by a force of Al
geines, disarmed anal seized, ificers and
all, ini their own quarters One batch of
Y ptr sonlrs hald already started to Mexico.
In Tierra luRaniada, the guerrilla chiefs
Giiiiez, Gallatrdt, Geautla and Castillo
have reappeared, and it is apprehended
't that tlht'y will give inuet trlublie. Two
L ctiopaties ofTurks htave arrived at Tol
ca fiti Zit\acntu'o, tnd two other comr
e panics had been before placed hivi in
g'trrison
a DIED,
D E at the residence of Capt. T. 1V.
Abnte, in the town of Springille, Natch
~.itocheti La.. ott thnt riorning of July lUth
184i6, Miss Mattic Perkins
athe cold hand of dttth. hai
,nit it iwty ainother flower fronm the
oat n ii atae. Stch is the cruel formainu
thit re" isters hutman grief before thi
siorld How sadly suggestive of broken
ties, of ithered hopes, and blasted joys
hut A lulst we mourn her loss, we art
Schiercd by the belief that
rMattie to heaven latth gone,
bHer dear Savior to embrace,
And aUl dear frienals before her borne
To that sweet resting place.
Mottle in our circle is missed
'(Our circle of friendship and love
Bitt we know she's far more bles.,ec
In the arms of her Savior, above.
Ti's Gods will,-by him she was cal
Auth sure we've not a word to sa
Only hope, that 4, her friends or
anti all
Staid sthe, by side with her at tl
tribunal day
1Gently this life fades away,
-And the last, lingering lines at
,drawn.
SA iotly calm hiath marked the day,
SAnd mourning with the night corn
OD.
A. FEJEND.
