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1NESEUI*WEEKLY TIMES5
SIýDUPEIX, b1T0R PIfRIETRII.
P; vtery,. a 'i~ d csra
4~d Rathday.
OFFICE ST. b 4", 'Th7'n
OLD ('(A'RT HlfO'$E.
advance, *d-; yi' !'tuutii, . i; '1 aaet
*Where persagphave not the mail fatcilities
i amlndt o t t*nii,, Si 8emi-WVeekly, tbey
all hrv eir bsathi IDyduesday or Salurday
'.perfarflte stove rates.
Zmkrtn rlrtowed feistly ~per en'e o
4.f Jet4iI -fine RqnIre li $rt he're'
/ý ýt0 js4! Ot>dmqueret biiarti&, 7
Abeu1ab 4sielide i'a*b to ybarly adr'ee
1ibera.
ja1lSA NA.
V fl. Sow, t .......... AlexanihiIa.
klt.,>liolr· · Sri.............. v ( V o l
"% 1 AT........... .Travelling Agent.
... ". PI.·D. at !a0 Hill.
WlL e. I~sr Is the duly authorlsed
t 0 *U Nw~dIru Timer fr that rori
Sw sate of Louisiana and if6. iu pipl
t"Im )i MWK Orltana; Jskaoeo and
oitenRaflho~il.
C r,4CQLA% al .. . .. Sa A uguutPI
NMw Yosx.
mum £ Ca, Adv. Agent-82 Naisan St.
J!!i ii A., APRIL 21 66,,.
wate tc4yo print at a day's
O  PM  amy of Election Tick
etc. Such JoBs bave to be paid
,.q *,W6.dyaphod deprrt frod ' this
.ule, as we hatv inpo r book~, yet
 f h shtla Joas zhade sioce lve
or six years, without any prospect
oif.tttla4men~t. .5."
oANDIDATES WILL TAKE DU R9fCE
dr 7Iteslai e ,
'pril 4-t.
,R.J,LL. BULLARD, is our au.
thorized Agent.. to collect, .reiw
ihd Neivo 4bpcriptioas f te
Natchitches ' Times, for Natchiteches,
dadjeoainig Parishes.
... .-,,- ,. .. -  11!nllm -· l,
d,; t'`or Sheriff.
e RB. W .Vee.N
J.*J. ,ktatss
ri Eo lck
_Fo corner.
E.F"or Asi rk.
'. ` . Bt. J{ ý'Oof
`,,klAr IIdttr~tr·.
- ~Fauiuiammoa;
'.For Coro~ner:
For Mayor.
t ttUC ' of the Peace
. 1!)
. , . uaftd l
A llnJ u' ~ m b e
W, IWW
Te Our. C wn-- -
._Ta il. J.·. Would like to ccmn
tSotýiR fo1ructbbbr rriiat youl
Szpt,m * " the control, of
TAo lAe Lee. "The dream of lif',
±ýR S*pr~hpOr tth late warisaiwpkted.
TdiII' ('Jiý "iLIed Lion d~ e
ý,,ddkap~t on file.
ýo Pý Itr VIºý stll~frln the liýbit
orn* brlb4
. ** nlei, moaeSint
~' j~i~ks''annot bre a t
TQ Egma. ý'. xv Ori'cana. M
bpt.twgl -s yes 5fTIhj. I et~
Td Merhatb W% iatr4'iiti
j4 i.1'N l1 will conatin to fdrur~
1ý' i. m eiv 1Ch' Jacobs, of ýh.
Efotie jyblý 6m ° tbadka fora Wle o
" uf 'I ` Caddo lad & Wi 1a far 14
pwwh ain down to ie Oi asrc
~%SIad ab d will be bertq altom
.. - ,y 1i a
ý- " ý... '_°at cot bay~
S ý.h9b this .llue cmmrnences the tcrdh vol
tat0 ':of the "Tim.s;" with ncw Fipe, frt
'v aatwftrial of every description, art 'filled with
I ious new adverhiselents. We have sparet
1'o expense. and Iusl --every ,ther lati-,
mIIe'"Js, to mlake our papwr olle of the Ist ad
s ortsting ,hecets in Northern .nuisinna. Thai
rar,
1r:c_, w,' have lo't' emlliintly sllccu sful ii our of
forty, muewt e apl,arctnt to every render'of the
itics ipar. Before tI4e oltose'f the war we exle
t ricnecdin arny cliiutiec in pr'ocuring paler
b'ulr, ig'b-at exertions we surmounted evern
St oIbstacle, -ad orT· per ecasme dcrt 'lth usua
t' ularity. Sidce that ,IperItAi df tria
Iard trilmratin, we hfta'e rtd no trtrlrle ih
e' ,tting aml lenpplis ol pad1r, ed have alwe
f iurnished! enlroflolcce 'th n entire new" set o
lier- Typo. qIn d~litiou to these nccu'arv im
ij.prvcewtsit, we have now a 'Job Press," ena
14ing'n to 4tnr'fomaiy jdo work with neat
neatl! 'lit:~ l tut, *4tbhout the Ialit :idterfer
'a" edte e idt 'gir regular issue. As our facilitia
!n iW, t ak, ada lte '.timeº' ecn1eagf more
'ill. froprtMe still, we find it 'to''e^ interest o
oed our readers as our own, to imue-im't weekly
, where much matter of local ik3erest 4lg gene
Pnd tfty be fdi* Out menscripiln -'i in nO6
;increaing rapidly, *al we ateady have 'udir
Ituatkmn that few country papers eAn bxat of
l(n We ~'tecrqs to idarense our efektse to make th
"Tim&se' the vehicle of the latest news, an
St. will endeavor to occupy as much space a
I dble wrh goied selections from dfher pa
paeres,tor~anldioase ier fritend, ind edi
l toria', sad dnally tomake t the best medl
us fer advertidngthat tab be Toun$ in the
country.
The lctttr ;t1 by oessrs
Jas. H. Hill & Co. Grand Ecore, it
our Wedmnsday edition, has causei
a certaiib uibeasiness among all class
es of our community. We endors,
Messrs. Hill's letter, but in the same
tile, Wit. gg'es to our friends
as to brea is tneir letters scaled; witt
the U. S. three cents stamps, until
we will be able to furnish them wittl
iYs envelopes. We think that all the
aid letters forwarded through our pflice
ji will not be passiblo t, t l heat.
Spenalty imposed -ccording to Mr
e Talliafero's last onlder We will con.
fer with laim on tite sit cct, tad an
ICE swcr shortly.
WisrKnsa- oer3s.-The mil is continual
ly poting. If liecontinues the rop mighl
be hortened. Many plantets are cor~mtaini
an. of the ald quality of their seed, and will be
w obliged to resiant. This is a sad prospect
1 e i6 is short had every one knows that early
co, cotton is always the best, ante offer lest danter
from the Catterpillars.
In some parts of the psat the eporta sent
to us de cheeeia Bfbth, cotton and cdrn
are gswlag banatifully, Freedmen woaking
well.
We ti try to b tell i0iote up in regard
to ourt aet mop. 94-eral of our eorrcspen
deate have prlo ised us to wdrite occaioaally
on the subject ; fis is the benefit of qur
New Oteans friends, who naturally seem 'to
be rery anieoos to teelve , isy reporf for
their eatimate ofntbea Wp. I _
* i We had the pleasure of re
ceiving a visit from our old friend,
GeWi;g W. byrtue, 6f the hfA of G.
W. Byrne & Co., Wholesale Grocers
and Coromission Merohants o40 Pqy.
dras street New Orleans, a few days
ago. Mr. Byrne is still in town, aend
we cheetrally recommend him to our
business htiends. All the necessary
articles in the grocery line can be
.. found at tis lou~e and all goods are
* I,'uama -ed, p reresnted.? Wej
hope our friends will call at the house
1 tl. W. Byrne & co., 40 Poydras
street Now Orleans, See ehrd in
another colum,.
I,h 'ne ro r llho --r. e'stein, the
owner of the j.nly. ppuir iaq atUi saald
on St. Denis Street, has just engaged Oe r*
vices of Mr. . LM. IAeniet n~: al
well knwn in the St Charles Street aloose,
in New Ori~tas. Tl, Ia la good furine Caor
a blaam i fa r t. edug thg rut, Mr,
B's. customrs wef'ls atthwo., semI lacrs.
uga dasiy, -Vuaw a e Bie h OaasIId
to return to their ljelauuu without being ae
to be uAad,
Mr. ia. i uaedu a thatla view of tbet.
terrcom.ndatin, Mr. Leon Fourner, will
h, latfaap, keep ahe .*op (pell, ae knky
morailg, iratl I o'cok, A. N.
u sIamsm3 Idil , Graa 5e,
sad. T. A.ay, o lrk gsthewi noatiwe mr
that r neeweul anve
DAT &iboto.-Mlk. Debbh will
open ia a few day. a day school, in
hbier tm. Suthi *ai establishment
was needed, and thse parents of owr
Schildrerwill'eerinly patronih Mrm.
J dabb in her efort to susain itheed.
ication. Mrs. Dabba is well hown
through the country and can ofihI' the
h bead ienee.
We cordially invite oar friends to
send their children under the super
vt ision of Mr. Dabb.
A CanAcrr.--We do not know
Sany object mnire interesting, in soci
al li.tlla .a.atbleb-.oung lady
recewiag her GOp~ay, 3aisteridg I
to heir amumeante·r.lr lin in e
mr littlbtil otalk,, and di reting <
Ithe t Lthewhhol pleagsatbut in-'
tricatm'mchthfery of s party.. It ro 4
~ire asometliag- that amy be called t
talent *r eatoetaie eepanjye with <
gdlttce sandea -to dra out the te
tiring character of the rseerv'etAaid I
to briit into *'
a comtaitai
p peiesure,de h ad ena tt It
"- 11UW pecutllarlroviuce of'woman,t in
r-1 jAlt society, to eon 'hutle dierept
le elemetfi 'happnmeus "together
ih.q .l mnasod . In such -aitation
• . , .
TO H'." T.4tK.
'THn Cncus.- Sl plendaid combi
'nation C'omtly of ~ilne, (tosston &
lMrrray gave Yrc e oficir most pleas
ing and satisf-idtory entertainments
in this place on T-uesd.,y i6tlr inst.,
and we mnst'coifess that the eques
tria and a acrobatic talent displaycl
)by this tro'rrpe, snt'passed any 'of he
kind we have ever visited. T1'he cir
cus proved to de qnite a aeccess.
During the J-st eeing's perfornm-.
anoo, a q~itc 4dmisin. occe 'occur
re~, which was not in the small bills,
and a't the entirb cxpense of our
worthy town toitale. As is Ifre
quenaty thb' b sc , in smOh entorttaia
menmt, due of the msahbers of the
circdis, in order to create surprise
and -merriment, took 4zs place among
the 'audience, feigning to be a
stranger, entered the ring aind insist
ed on riding one of the .ire m' hrses,
arl he wated to '"spodk6 it hIr.
Sttmne?' Ir. stone in his polite bMt
dignified style, plainly toMl thre stran
ger that he list ireturn to his seat
and Wrt interupt the porformers.
The straD{ r Wot aitrging his base
as fnpid as he should, our energetic
constable advyan d and took him !I,
1t9t1 f unmha compelling him to r~'.
sume hi, scat among the adience,
at the samE time recmiindThg hini that
he was within t grasp of the law.
The s ,t¶ ger took his tot, amid a
roarof laughter, from tihe s pctator.,
agaiust the efficient but chop-lalleh
officer.
Teu Ba..---The Grand all *hich took
place on the 1'th at~t., pyoved to be a perfect
success, 4i: 4 w o9b g it $ l*it pleasant
dancing parties thatever transpired in Natchli
tocbes. TownTal notdf&d amoig file hand
some and fashionable audience, some of our
old, and %post highly respectable citizens
oinin In thrdance and displaying. moretal
eut Pjd actýity Ofwin ma4 of our pyhnag
frient in the feats 'rpsichbian. -The lidies
looked charrdlng, dencd n estest,ashionable
style and exh bitlhg that groe, beauty and aC
comJlshmeni that li characteristle wilt the
ladles'f 5atchitochei. Every style of beauty,
with that refined conversational powers and
elega Dle nýfasame, (4RlESlr oomcplishment
of the NekChitoches lames) were present and
ejded thenuslves to their searts content.
The masie was very good and the prompting
ezelekat. The Hall was tastefully decorned and
the rustic adornments beantifn ly mranged.
The management deserves the highest praise
for the meaMar a nhkk they ebnducted the
Ball. and codributed to the enjoyment of the
aleite aeltiang the same. On some future day,
,wI.t tahese ns tapsoe, Town Talk will re
fer again to this subject.
Why ?-ItfH ?- AsD WRAT?-'--With
these three ivords it is quite' possible
for a blockhead to puzzle a philoso
pher. Why does the magnetic bee
diq poiet.4ways tot .he north ? How
was the universe Anade WhLat is
lightP lere are tlhree questions that
any fool may ask. ye that all the
world cannot answer. There are
hundreds of other queries as simple,
and as likely to suggest themselves.
to the inquisitive, to which sciene can
make no satisfactory reply, On thu
othedrt and, poshitVe philosophy, his
tory, the mdechanical arts, and other
practical bianches of etrman ksolw
edge; afford Coti-si.e responses to
a vast nuno'ter of important whys
and hows -ald Whate. AH that is
neeoesyary for man to Mknow he can
learn from these sources, and educa.
tion in its best sense,' consists in the
broadcast Jiffusion of the infornma
tion th'e alftbrdi, in its simpletst,
clearest form.
ExPtORATId6N i Mz mo--A transla
tion of an interestThg report of cqpl
rations made by twe of Maximilian's
prefeets, s tI hinteRff if Mexico,
has recently b`en published. The et
plorerfbund in the midst of a large
fet the rin of a cit1.built and
inhabited by the aborgenes ion
before the time of Cortez, andtirnlfh
ing indubitable evidence o tdbe hirh,
attainments of the people d tci
izatiob and the arts. Thos vity is
considerable extent, surrounded b '
a stone wafl five yards in thicknes
sad t. feet him an' iav it
stre gaved with 1t ieled s
Many She specimens of a
were diseovered me~ the i?
awlbenpsace, Nupposed toh jh
been the residence of some I t
king, and also statuary and pain sa
of a superior eht, acter,.
c ofolts, opVedlcts, can4 wh
he eomdondmitaioi ofa civel ten
educated condition of society tee
Lov. -A. little sthT g ' la
cryinfgf,: siderabk seyeigj le
dying and right saqart chance
hard lieiug.
A Riruai ,n CAts.--A the
aorious aain iutj9e stiH in.
Floreiepe is a house of r or
cats.=- b)J4gjsg t fs the
side of the church of 8an nzo.
of these Interesting quad a, in'
stead of killing it, you that
4tteresti WthbiUt&s the
otheº biend when you w feline
coiu for; yoreliavt oly there
to find a o ete assor of ta
ba, td4rois-ehells; bi lte4
gytms overv other usual
to ihe .rac of cats. will be
scee ol ehats, middle-a ts, and
catajust buding into yo nnoras
as well ad the com i ; in
s1,ort, every variety of ecies is
plentiful in that uniiq itiion.
Spain.--A eductib" of y waa op-.
eo i enew-4 of Eitopean
i
For the Natchttochs "Tirues."
Raiblia'g Thoulghts.
.ombi. Yes, I .ave r eally been giilty of
itoi & such a plOce o I'lly , indulgintg in
pieas- a'Iy.dream. I, 'plain, itattcr of fact"
ments and unsentimental, have actually
ist.been, thilking (s(mhethiy entircly
out of my line) and I have arrivedl
'ies- at the ie~ry ;;silile "Conclsioin, that
ºlayetL it would be selfish in me, to keep my
ýf the thoughts to myself, and as they may
C cirt- srve to interest others, I have no
e hesitation in transmitting theta to
pa Iper, and let others enjoy the ben.
forlm. efit of my meditatidns. WVhat sights
occur- have I nt wi'nessed ? W'~hat .a
Sbills, millnium of timeiBas el4pse4 since I
Sfirst sat beside the windpiv and be
is re- took myscl, ahimst inlVd!unn rly to
cogitating, . ant yet, 'tis iut a short.
hour ago through what an iiflinity of
of the coatrieo have.I 4hot thrvfeled., lW hat
irprige a miltitYule 'of fedipe 'or all ,
sexes and copdittons, have I not con-,
mong versed witv , Trlte tte poorest ºea.
be a sai tO the titled 'patrician ? ~ have
insist- bcen -don to the sea-s'bo`o, where
trser the 4il1 waues da~h the highest"
it jir. 'rd 'ha're fic'ked the pebbles from the
beach, and watched the sea-foam and
the white spray of the heaving bil
stran- lows as ever and anon they dish
seaint against the shore, and then rooedel
mrs. thus continually.
I have sat daovn spoi the sang and
a base wandered at the splendor attil margni
trgetic Ifceie tof the' sea, the 'eAtil , de.ec
im b~r ~, beantibifly blue" sa and  ret
to n . on the goodrndss Mad @is d of the
Almighty. I have cPred the mar.
iner, sailing upoo this tempest-tossed
that expanse of waters, almost vainly at
e law, tempting to guide his frail bark,
mid a thikiing of the loved ones,at home,
taborS WA I have joined a silent) prayer to
Salleth %i that all might yet befwell-And
now there is a change d scene 1
ari Wandering, by mnoolight, in a
ch too shady grove, heavily pfumed with
t the lovely ofatrge u=-ty pi
le t emblemn tN, ,un lt 4uth.n I am
pascha alone a `tv not d tt alone for
Swithin the eaclosure of he tLickest
Sd- of the tiees; arrd .'two beings,
of converscrs e$tirey o viots (to all
otl- ap~aances) of all t transpires
in the noter World-- and from
X1n1g the few words Wait I tclh ihitlh all
Slie from the lips of the dy, I. m con
lionable vinced i saspic on h: cmekndvt.
and cge; they are 1 ers, (fit spot
bq the wherein to breatche th vowis of un
beauty, d4iag a&ection.) Vhat care they
a o arn fe the perfume w which the at
iishment mosphere is ri t? The silVery
:tt and moon which shi brilliantly to.
at. night, is as Bang to them, except
mpting perhaps, to ench the beauty of the
Ieland scene or to lenadditional food for
anged. romance. The inous stelars serve
praise only as a comp son for the bright,
ted the dazzling orbs f the lady. They
of the kInow nothing. re nothing for the
Ireday, outer world. y are wrapped in d
in re. an elysium of as from wikckh they
can only be a 'ned, by some Mrde _
shock. But waits for at, matt
-With and I lave th : pair, and pass
sible to otl4r oe m m stnandingt be- 1
uiloso- fore a large ildirig, brilliantly il- 4
ce- luminated, iter, it is the opera.
How What a c of magnificence and t
't is gorgeous spa or greoats my eye ? it
5 that is almost end descriptioi. Tne R
II the thousaud in lights suspended
are from the antliy bronzed chande-a
imple, liers, t their multitudin~ps,
eves, glittewn ys, tlaughout the en.
Icf tire bui , and to a spectator it is n
)n t gr andly tiful, yet"srange, on- ,,
'his- dirolus at where do so many c(
other oandso omen sting from, and of
olw- such Va styles. Un one side is
es to the bril t Creole brunettes, with the d(
rwhys i on stealing over her olive P
at is cheek, r midnight hair, slining th
Scan and g ring with jewels, scarcely ,
duca. brigh hn the magnificerit, flash
In the ing e which have entranced and
roma bewi ed so many- Seated by her h
st, ide forming a ptett, dtAutrast
o ely blond, a g~etle, timid ,
' e with complexion which de
r-w ival thq lily in its purity, fla
ha the purest.gold and eyes of h
ian's O''own ethereal blue, But the sh
o, ' rises and I can no longer l
e e.- f my eyes ups esuch wondrous
arge ty. M theughts areeiichained. thE
and '4Ptortm soul-entranced mywh
long being seems to change as 1 lis
~a to tohe *arbling of a bird-like
highs the prima-onna.
tusies is, with me a pasvion and I
s frothtlng, see, I- lSofidSt but
db sweet strains, whicush fortih Ho
am burt of melody-Tie cta in
ill and "Richard is iself agai A
leave the bwiMing and as I alowl
trace my steps towards my doin
.ciliary abode, I mrae e what has
jet transpied aud wonder ho# itftis~
that I, with all my fore flic Mci trin
lbhoulf bt denied the g8ift of i t r
and I feel that I hiave other gifts or c
which to be grateful and I am con
tent with the blessings that have ard
been dispensed to me. From all
these delightful visions, I anm 8inued ha
]bya gentle p ta s huelided; and th
"supper's reads~y,Miss, informs me a e
of the fact, thu am simply a'human
being possessed oadigestive organs, our
which' nbw hold supremacy and I cla
come to the conclusion that I have veil
been indilging in a daydream and,
,l. rise, to attend to the crailigs
orof nature, I sigh and say, well, any has
|how. it was a-ii very pleasant aud trea
the t ltrA of iltatio are. very
beautiful.
So ended my shortflt ofabetraction
and'my poetic visions oFbeauty-All lte
goe aea.itransicat as a stimmetiet d~,n
. . . askO
P.na1k-The Clam, Gallas ad Ttanqjyla
Ian regiments are expected ln Silera and Bo
beraa. Maay frontiertowns have garriTons.
Men arA working night anddlay on the ýlorti8
catioedof .4lr'w It is rumored that Piussia
has ofIred A Itia Ifty milllions of thalers for
the cession of the right over the dutchies.
Prqnai has forwarded a circular dispatch to
the minor German States, asking what aid she
can. xpct fr them if yfAcedby Ausria into
war.
Clhina.-The naqking rebellion[ is becoming
alarnmig. Nuchag and Kiankle are in dan
ger. The rebels are burning and surrounding
thie vallae, sad Iaten attacking Pekin,
" T' foltbwiug article is extracted
from th ."Comrir d', T'che. Its
author ir Well know, in Louisiana,
in and the sentiments expressed, therein
act are thous-of a patriot. . 1)'s namne
aly will always be dear to our country.
ely I have this vecry momrnvt m 'ead than
VCt a Congressional "gentleman," hail
lt ing fro  0t sEtate fd Ohlio, has in,
oy' substance, proposed that the lion.
nay JCfi~trson Iavis be tried, convictc(
no and hbanged . Why ? liecanse, of
Sto Coune, he is a traitor--in the estima
cl* tiDon of the Congressional " gentle
; mits ." n. le asks that, not in his gei
a' erous name, buit in the great iname of
SI thorUaited Sttea. '1y;-y, i; i. -J
Le- loig to 'etct the sd~'Fold, ta -ý1ic,
t to tl haInds and fe t oftlice .i .s'ioQuS
ott. prc~ra ir tndv w"it a tp, 1o)Tf·l
ohat the birds of prey or to a fclo i's
6P, grave.
on- Wo are thy t hat hta inscte
ea. that Representative to urge the mur.
ave der of the CHocederate Presiden't?
'ere Is it those who wore Federal swords,
t," those whose shoulders bear the marks
the of a Federal musket ? No . thev
wnd would not th;a dmgisraede treir sword
bib or their musket, I ft .o.t r'ttion
ash No' They *Wo'dl hot have on their
de banner, on the cradle of the rising
generati4e, a drop of that pure and
Sinnooet ood. Is it the slave of
r yes ay ? No ! They would not
ep.. be 'guilty of that most infamous deed.
Who, then, are they ? Count them,
the and you will soon ascertain that they
ar- are poltroons who were hidden do
led ring the war, and who, as they had
at- not the courage to kill the Confede.
rk, rates with a musket, now petition
ne, the Amerioan republic to be-allowed
to to kill them with a rope.
nd When nailed to the cross and ex
I piring, the lastprayer falle) from the
A lips of the Christ was s "Father, for'
ith give thea.n Mte thnw sixi ep hian
dregl `ae.tifter a'ng of Pngland,
N thL mo tltk ti t thd oot uida weck
,or the executioner eagerly whispered
st to the prelate who accompanied him,
8, the touching word, "remember."
all What did he ask him to remember ?
Ies t was a1tat he had freqaeritly char.
)m ged him to inculcate on his son not 1
llto tavengb hds murder. RHe was, like
in- the Confederate prisoner, in the hands,
not of the people, but of an imnplaca- I
bfe party; he knew that he was to I
.n= be killed, not by England, but by
Da the partx,
SWhen tht legitimate stceessor of
r. that printe asoended the throne go
0o his ancestors, what was his t~st act? I
pt He pardoned the nation that had been
1e the unwilling accomplice of a regi- t
or cite, and punished but those who had
'e been guilty of those atrocities which
t, in war or in peace-cannot be for.
y3 given. The lords, even those who
e had been at first excluded ota tocount t
n of their pretended delinquency, were
Y all admittkd. They .-'I ,rbels, sir I
[0 -we are not, and never were ! t
l ave those lessons been for otten
and lost ? Has the Angel of Justice
fled from and deserted the American
Sshlore?
' The State of Loutsiana, as her sin
d ters, has submitted, and despite the C
t false, stupid oad criminal allegations a
e to the contrary, !f the emmissaries ?
at Was hington, of a little more thtan
a dozeh coudertls, who stink the
Signoble and salaried treason where'.
with they stand charged. There is ti
not in history, ancient rr modern, a Ot
solitary instance <f ft lpid and as
complete 4 as i.#ao* as ours I That s
has been testified to by the lea;dere 0
Iof the Federal armies end the i'res, n
detd t e itfe .; i8 tlec are oh el
powerlessagainst the urre-nt whict la
threatens to sweep away the last i
vestige of the most sacred rights, ly
By whom are we most bitterly d. e
nounced? By those who, aftur they _
had levellea nd dsho their loaded p
guns at-the soldiers: who marched
under the flag of the United States, )
deserted our ranks and fired at our be
flag-by by thosbe who,' h&int 'In no
human form, bark at the imposing of
shadow of a guiltleSs fitsoner.- ..
Alas! Have the 'Ardericans becnre so
so degraded by their th tor9 that tr
they woPald ,.listc'~"I those renegades ia
who, for hralri'~bul ofs~iver, would
sell that amount of hutri rftlesh-- i,
would ~ltlii try co r a uJl d th ge
Christ? No I t ehat sonoi. . tr
The represea tivesi d iO roHA o.
s to the on Jefferson -ai
SHow, an bf whom sbqil he b. tried ?
Wil nit be by an "inaktaPl jury of
"Abolitionists, presided tver that
7 eon of Mussedusetts who exbhslted
. In the Courts ofat Europe the unaven.
u ed pritse of a Sother sN tf't by
tuose infamous wretches whose doe.
trines have precipitated' tli coun
try into the revelutioa-wj o are now
continuing the jevolution they long
have commenced, and who, too cow.
ardly to give their blood to their
d country's oauýe, v.pUiid bath their
hands aftltsir count'rys banner in
d the blood fallen from the platform of
ea scaffold ? No-that cahnot be I(
We have given all ;, the dearest of
our hops-'the lives of those who
charmed our firesid'el; the' broad
veil of a national mourning darkens
our land our' prd ib lt tthe
wish ot`he Wi1sM aithe e
has been granted; the hyena of die.
tress sits att thl, hshold of e
there hothe. To gratlyW n
tred of the fanatics of the North,
there are our barren )eds, our deso
late bearths; the grat, o of our ehil
den, the tears of their mothers. To
ask more would' be a 'oly.. if you
go a step faitther, how' will y3- dare
claim the allegiance ofthose to biota
you* havi d'ejidd eery rTwa .
The cloud that predicts an ap.
proaching contest Witf the pe.wers
of Europe is already high in the po.
litical skies, andthey are nsane those
who laugh at and jcarn it ominous
predictions. " Lf'doie" that" inevitable I
war comes, the Southern States must I
be 'reconciled. Rthondiled It is
less--farzless thtan hey expect I They
mnerely expect Ilia , the North will
heaket'to the v6ice of those who a
ed would sacifice their country to their
it animosity aid their eculaions, hd
thit thyc' will un rstand th a
great republic can t forevi- be
governed ty p'assioa, fraud a1d in
L Iusstle. -. .
h. The price of our surrender l could
not be, it assuredly was not, less
il- than " our existence and our liberty ;"
abd that promised price is still With
Sheld frion oA, leader---the Washington
1 of a departed cause-from ltaphlacl
of Semmes, the equal at least of our
a- Paul Jones I That is not just, that
e. is not right I The honIor and interest.
e of the republic imperiously commatld
of that they shoulll be released. Hasten
then, m!iandataries of the people gs.
ten a release thlem ; .or, dcgeperated
is so0B of the most illustticam: rebels,
Ic break open the coffinA of ydur atces.
to tors, scatter their glorious ashes to
t the ~owr winds of this world, write on
the tomrb 6f out Washigaon that
he was a traitoer and on The mar'ble
which covers his Irespt1c d remains,
'r engrave--in large characters--that
your Paul Jones was a pirate I
Tell me not, vile courtiers of-every
6oveyt~'tatwy langt, ge is seditious ;
hnat poisoned arrow will fall harmless
at my feet. Tell me not that in our
ir flesh or in our souls there is a grain
of rebellion ; that would be an arrat i
d falehood, and you know it. You
f know that there is not at this hour, in
t the Southern heart, that spirit of op.
. position to the goverment, which
could produce a riot that might no't
y be quelled by a tows .ýcable. Cast
r. away, then. the pssillanimous wea.
d pnts whieh you have been holding
directed against our breast ! Cealse
n to raise the "hue and ety" againat
d murderers, when you al otlt rsrerieig,
and s9or, at least, td fitt'i t1 e
. th prftilegh bf h',it h patothbitig
Sagainst those acts *ch are is vio
latio, Of the laws of nations--of
State and of God. a
I, Preteaded republicans of America
ik Ititbe the Christ, imitate the En- t
d glish prince; the Christ and the
prince forgave those who were com
mitting a decide and a murder, and
? you-what an easy task !---you would 51
only have to forgive the' Victims of
t the orismouotr. wich you -will Mt ac
countable to posterity and to.God!
Remember that, of the perishable
things of this world,"hcre moe ane ti
but one which raises a man ora na
tion above another man or anothor
nation, and that is to be just I Re
f member if we are abandoned by
r those whose sacred duty it ,ts to
protect us, that above you, your ini- i
qu~ties, your bayonets, your ambi
tion, your scaffolds and your leaders l
there is the American nation : that St
if drunken by your monstrous coun- N
sels, she, too saunutions your sinister N
and infamous purposes ; that, above
the American nation, there is the'
first of all masters, who shall certain
ly defeat your unmanly, your unpa- h
triotit purposes. AND.
Sc
LATEST NEWVS.
New York, April 11.-- t is report
ed the l'resident will shortly issue n da
amnesty proclamation. Also anoth. tii
er ag'iust any violation of neutrality
in regard to Gttcat Bridhi.' se
It is understood the United States Un
larshals in the towns bordbring on lplC
the British 'Provinces have received up1
ord&s to prevent any invasimn. of
Toronto April 11.-The Globe vol
says it is .nq longer doubted thift err
O'ahoney is cotcentrdting a force Ital
near Brunaswik frontier. Tlhis is cy
clearly is viulatioa gf thee eutrality me
laws of the United- States, and the coll
WVashington althorities' must speed i. cou
ly take action thereon, on
New tork, April i.--Per steamer siou
P'erriWerc, frdm HIavre, a European or
pa.lrjontains a Vienna dispatch pro. of a
tsthiagins't- e 's tete tt;em of the
Prussian journale 1 ing there has of t
been renJezvout of a corps d'armee, defi
no pireh&iin clhorse and no tevyv tuti
of troops on the l tof Austria. wit)
Philadelphia, A 1i l-John Has.- rigl
soli'has resigned the ~6sitinf of Cen- pail
tre of the Phikdelphia Circle of Fin- obj<
iflR n
ild Toronto, Aohi II1- t4 e~'1n en1
is very great in conseqence of the
he general search'of premises for" con
traband articles. , The; authoritles
believe no raid on' Neuw B~hbwiod
k has been intended. The Sport there.
of is a scheme ofr Sa*Pe b'orQ (M aho
of ney to divert stention whil ,they
at made a desperate attempt ohOnkda,
d prPbably with tie hicago gunboats,
'to lanId fhds. t attack is daily
7 looked for.
c. The Cornwall prisoners have re
d tainet(ei-Attortey General McDon.
S New York, April .--A ttal case
of cholera fr repbrted to have occqrr
k, ed in th s.ty, in the death of Mrs.
it Mary 151s, a German. Dr. Birch
in pronounced death from that eatse
) The jury rendered'a vvdlet adC)rd-'
ingly. Official opinions conflicted
if garding the case The Sanitary Su.
o perintendent denies the case to be
d cholera, but much excitement exists
t through the city.
CoL Mankland, special mail leaves
to-morrow to reorganize the stal serviee in.
the Missippi Valley. lie Is empowered to
' make new coatracts, to divide the service from
Spolat to polnt on the river, and appoint loyal
Mbe eeo Iv lav ie i hete en omte to Can
p ada.
The Frenc7aisteamei Pedie'e iti aRarPfted.
i- Ie Cealre Stephen is aupposed to be abhoard.
Alex. 1f. Stephens will appeat befoi thbe
Reconstruction Committee to-day
The U. 8. Senatehas failed to eonflrnat'he
appointment of Hoi ewis B. Campbell as
1 Minister of the Republic of Mexico. .
SThe examing board of bleecli-losadlng rifesei
have examined one by Col. Jenks, of Philadel.
pha, which fires thirty-two rounds per minute.
it is pronounced the most rapkd flrl ' ever
 achieved. '
New York, April I#,.-The streeteare swarm- c
ing wjtf PBniansregalia. f
Guni, were fireJ at lBrooalyn and Grecnpoint
Long Island, in honor of the cbngrerinoal
passage of the civil rights brill.
Trenton, N. J..April 11.,--The entire Dem- p
Tlcratic municipal election ticket has bxen cliho- t
en.
New York, April 11. 12 M.---Cotton finner
at 37s, Gold 127.
ýeiROAA ATION.
th sident of the Unio
n '%ed States.
Tilid e T oe n 'fatha -Peace-
1SS eLaw--,ibrty.
i i. g By the Presidnt of lthe United States.
ton A I'ROCAI,MIATION
adl :
cur lhereas By proclanation pln. .
afifteentii and ninetee(nth- of A. ril,' one
est thousand eigi l hidred ant sidty.
m'd one, the "'resident of the United
te States, in virtue of the power vestoei
s- in hilm by tile 'Constitution and tý
lawd ,laws.declartd tht the lat-s' ot; .
ala, tited States were oppored and
,$ the execcution thereof obstructed, in
to the States of Soutlh Carolina, deorL
o gia, Alabama Florida, Mislssippij,
1at Louisiana, and Texas, by combina.
le tido too pow rfl to be  ress
s, by 'the - ordinkry curse' ol'judieii
tat prooeedings, or by t~.w e owerp, v4t.
ed in the marshals by lain .
ry And Wereas, By ashother proola.
ý. mation made onzthe sixteenth dayof
as August, in the same year in purem.
ur ance of a t.of lre a
in July thirteenth, one thoun ei
Sthunidred and hixtynae, the inhal
o r tants of Georgia, South Carolina,
in Virginia. North Carolina, Tennessee,.
Alabama; Louisiana, Texas; Ari4.
h as, lissiasippi an4.Florlda, ---cx
ot the inhabitants of that part of t°
SWati Saof 'rirginia lying west if the
a Alleghany Mountains, and to such
othbr parts of that State before
ae narblid as 'r:aintei, a lial s;
gat hjO 'e Unton ail th (ionetfz
tutio! Gr'iMightt.be fkorarb~thisme
Sccppied! coenttllkd by the forces
of the United States engaged in the
o- dispersion of insulgents, were da4t
of clared to be in a state of insurrection
against the,Unite Statee.: ' .
AnI a~estaM , By another proclai
Smation on the first day of July, : o
thvrexld eight hundred ad ixtywd
. issuedin pursuance of an act qf Ct
d gross aptooed JudnQ seventh, fu the
Id same year, the hsmiriection wasn de
clared to be tilexistingm in the
ci of oeI. cl9 . oc ties in the
State of Virginia.
And wAereas, jfy another proclaa.
tion, made on th second day of April
one thousand eight hundred and .sl.
l ty-t hre,€,, r a1 jrsac of the at of
and ighh ilrr~d si ty-oh , the'
exceptionynaln in 4,h. proclam,.
tion of Atghet 6xtoeni e thousand
eight hundred aWl sixtysoie, weos
s revoked, and the inhabitants of tbd
States of Georgia, South Oarolisna
r North Carolina, Tennessee, Alabam' e
r Louisian ,' BiAika-i.es, "Lissisa
Ssipp.Florida and Virginia,.
'the forty C.igt tc.nmties"g if -irhi
designated as West 'irginia, ~od
thle ports of Netv bloans, key
West, P'ort Royal, and Beaulbrt: in
South Carolina, were declared to bq
in. a, ale yf i!eurrreticc_agaist fl
riited Stteo; an:1>* ,t it'd~d
ou s-of Relgreseaal ti, r, dhltlt 29d
day of July, 186i1, ,adopt~yd a xeSolnl
tion in the words followipg vir :.11
.Resdred, By the Houg e ff -
sentatives of the CUnress, 6f? ,
United States, that tie prosq~]. d4p
Iplorable civil war has been rfoenad
1upon the countr9y by the Disunionism
of tile ~itl* .tilt4 i . l- n rc.
volt against. the Contiti[
ernment and in amid adul t6tl
ital; that in this teti l, .emeosa
cy Congress banishing'all flIn14
mere passion or resentment, .il .
collect only its duty to the whiotd'
countryr;. tat tlus w.r. le Rot *~d
on our parti Ipn lawy Ei f t* pres- *
sion, nor for Ony gurpoae of cnqtuett
of overthrowi ngor.n.jatf il
the rigilte oroe~blsdiusta~.ai
of those States, but to maintain *tdi
defend the supremacy of tht~fA..
tution, and to preserve tth Vfo ..
with llot e;tii, htyln '
rights of ~th several "ftat~e unun.
paired '' thtat dl 5iih6.i these.
objects are accomplished the war
ought to cea~p"
; United States, on  tlli 4y
I. ly, 1861, adopted, gugut " ia-tbe
words followi vi . t
elved, at the rtestile
able ci vl* .hhI.gid g poi
Sthe' 8o tryr ib 'the onioirs t
I, against tje. constitutional g n.
, meont and ,ia a aro und ,
1 that in this Hatt hal aemg
gress, banishing all feelioa of m.e
'passion orertWentmeg ,
only its duty to the Wol We t _
that this war i. not .eMa-
our part ifr any ,opprm. e
n' ot for ay .
subjugation, >ar , r
overthrowing or. inte rering with the
rights or established institutioMs aO
those States, but to defend and zath.
tain the supremacy of the Costit
tlion and plt lamaelr lej ~p~.'
thereof, and to preserve the icae
, with Wt, ti·r dignity, and
' right ofthe several Staý,ý,
ed; that as soon as these objects am
though notjoint ,a eo tre' '
form, are substantial: idnbtifyf, a
as such may be'bregar$4as ibx;g
expressed tie eis of Uongresa 
on the subject'to which they relat
And whereas, By my proc tl''
of the 13th day of June last, the .i.
surrection in the State of Tennese
was declared: to have, been sup
ed, the authority of the,Unit!d S
therein to be undisputed, and sou
United Stotes officers as had beoa
duly comnmissioned to be .inmtheb an'
disputed exercise of their -l
functions.
And whe'ra, There now exists no
organized arme94 r? thqcp c f mis
guided citizens or otherd to the ai
Ithority of the United States in 'Q
States of Georgia, 'South Carolina,''
(Continrud ca 3rd I,, 0~.1