Sugar planter. [volume], June 07, 1856, Image 2

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ilE Skir , PLAN1'ER.
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aw .ig ,,, t : +bo ,v,, , Jill e:,tzr 't(. as ado,,rtiem ents.
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ure avboie'e. i
' .1 vt, ,i-r ai-in RIliIge frienis hay
un, commttCltilions, &c.. for the S a P1" P i
tcer, biy leat'ine tlhem lwith Mlr Bruce ltestOiI. I
on board th th t rryboat 1yrona, will be priu t
Iv recledc d and t atended to.
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FOR PRESI DENT.
MILLARD FILLMORE,
OF NEW YORK
F.R VICE PI.EIDlENT.
A. J. DONELSON.
OF TE.NLSSEE.
SATURDAY, JUNE 7, i856.
. l We regret that owing to a press of other busi
ness, we are ri:mpelled to defer much interastingmat
ler we had iutended laying before our reader, until
twxt week.
.. ý arutý sa!"
and
)EA: It or DAVID MART.IN-It is with un
feigned feelings of regret and sorrow, that to
we are ca led upon to record the demise, of to 1
one of our confrercs. DAvID MARTIN is no R
more ! The announcement is as unwelcome the
as it was unexpected, and strikve the senses lay
of the many warm pewronal and political sec
friends of the gifted DAVE MARTIN An as a pae
strange and mockirg sound. Yet strange and p sj
unwelcome as it is. its stinging truth is not Co
even to be doubted. ant
How true it is "in the midst of life we ale diL
in death!'" Who of DavI:'s many warm hbe
friends could have imagined his end was so
near! In the prime of life ; in the apparent )
enjoyment of all the blessings of the world iCu
with the brightest prospects before him. le I m
was suddenly seized with an apparently corn- bu
invn and not dangerous maladv. Just as the be
attendl;g physician had pronounced him well th
amid when danger was forgotten, the malady an
returned--and conquered,- .Peace to thy th
ianes. friend Dvr. ! w
7"' .uer" wvillC. inuserted next week.
a press of other g)iiter prevents our publish
ing it in this isue. We solicit a call from
him.m
4.?* Thanks to the courteous JAMES FLOw.- ,
t.i. the rose-bud of Clerks-ol the Laurel "s
Hill for late New Orleans papers. You are cm
a perfect boquet, JI: ef
[P-Among the Patents issued from the U
S. Patent office on the 20th ult., was one to
E. PaICE, of Waterproof, La., for improved el
elevator for cotton, sugar cane. &c. tl
HIRRAII FOR Sar l-!W. W. L.EMMo (Ame- ti
rican) was elected to the police Jury from b
Ward No. Itt without opposition. c.
- -We would advise "ORLA,' to try his
band at something else beside conundrum Z
making, if those sent us are a fair specimen 1,
of hi tiieihat line. However, Orla,' it
S ill se:d us your name, we will pub- e
S}our conundrums, so that it may accom- S
pany them, for it would be doing society an
injustice in not giving it the name of the a
individual whose brilliant emanations would
illumine the world at large. 1
_7-AA Grocer in Plaquemine in advertising
his merchandise, &c., says . "All prescr>iptions
put up with promptness al;d accuracy.:'-
Wonder if he 'aint poking fun at JENNIuGS i
Some one told us yesterday, that P. E. had
beenpromoted to be the aesculapian adviser of
the Persinmnouville Horse Marines! Don'.t
believe it though!
SotrTnEs CEULrlvATOR.-We have just
received the June number of this journal,con
tainingas usual, full columns of everything
valuable to the A griculturist. The Cultivator
should be in the hands of every farmer and
planter in the South. It is the only paper,
South, we believe, devoted exclusively to the
agricultural interests.
Ties ELECTORatk S DraCT Cosvcrnso,.
The iarious parishes dsjis district, says the
Baton Rouge Gazette 4vere so badly represent
ed that the Convention met and adjourned to
meet again on the third Monday of this'month
at the same time with the State Convention.
There is no question that the assembling of
the State Convention so soon deterred the
party from sending delegates now, and we
thinakit acted wise, in as much as it will, in
all respects, be more convenient.
To ExcuVANES.v Notwithstaading we have
a notice on the first column of ourpaper, that
our post office is at Baton Rouge and not West
Baton Rouge, many of our most valuable ex
changes go to Lobdell's Storeand are received
by us when they are worthless, and in some
instances we do not get them at all. Lob
dell's store is twelve miles Irons our office,
and all papers or letters directed West Baton
Rouge go there. By sending them to Baton
Rouge P. O., we have only to cross the river
for them. Will our exchanges that have
been accustomed to send their papers to West
Baton Rouge please take note of this air' di
rect as reltesled
Police Jury. Th
The Polic Jury of this I';rish met at the
Court House on Monday and Tueiday last,1
and we btlieve transactled more ,bsil .s than PtOt.
is usually done by those august bo.!ies, in the ate
same space of time. Among other exci
ting and important matters brougwht before the i ,
| Ilei
J'urv. was the election of parish printer and v:,.
the ,i n pu ,urcha:ig of ai new Courtl
Ilot'oe. It seems that the price alihwed It
hetrettofri, b} the pain: h to it '. printer, 1-I. '
been ' I and the t ariner lm p!utcrs of the I
" |'
IVanter isd ( 'jpt '!iin Tis-e- I' s, can attest
atisthact,,ily to any one rwhi'tl.er is is worth iI
the amnoiunt paid for it or niot Tis has bee N
eI .lxplaineIt and the facts and figures given to I,
Several p cceeding police jut ie, i lt il stpit, I'
of all this. the reduction of the priiers saalary
came up again on .Monday last, and created
some little discussion.
It seems then with the knowoledge of this iiNi
fact staring Police Jtlnors in the tace, they ,
could more profitably emplo, y th, ir time smI y
co:lsi!eruing 'crowc;. in othl.cr mlanters tm..re
important to the interest of their cotastituents Iii,
and the wellare of tle parish genci lly. than
attempting to cut down the printers salary, o ,-,
the point o!'economy. The indefati:gaul rc
presentative from the 7th w;IdJ ,hould t'ave ,i;:
eonsidered economy in more prominent qiar
ters than in the reductis.o of our salary.
The cisoltioin of that gentleman to give i .:
the printing to the Iwoest bidder in East or .
West Raton linuge (notwithstanding he laid i1
an otfer from a Baton Roluge cotemporay, it
his pocket to do the work for S:'O0.!) met
with a fate it deserved at the haids if our.
ft liends. for which we return our thanks.
1 hie Court house question camie up and an ii
til elaborate and detailed statement of the con- .
dition of the old Court Ilouse, and Jril.
and the advantages of *tuyit a new one.
n- wIs read by the chaijman of the comnmittee
at to whom the matter, was referred and the n,,
of Police Jury not haviag the fear of Jut.lge t:
noi ROER [SoN before their eyes did there arndl
re I then without mral:ce prCpIanse or aforethoug!;t.
es lay the aforesaid statement on the talte. A to
cal seccnd resolution to have the old tIilcng re
a paicitd met with moie favor. aniid we pI
td m stone by the time the Sixth Judicial District !
tot Court holds its setting in that time-honeored
asd venerable pile, it will l-e in such a con
aic di:ion as to relies e all fears for their precious
srn healths. i .
so i'the people of our parishl have now at least
a year s respite before the sut.je:t of an:.ther
id Court House, will come tip again, but in the
he meantime they must make uip their miutds to
build or buy another next year. We have vc
the been (among a multitmie of others) opposed to
cell the burden of a new tax now, on account of t!
"'ly an almost failure of the crops last year, and -
thy the destruction of the present crop, and it
was this fact that killed off the resolution to
. buy or build, temporarily.
lsh- h The "harmonious Democracy" met in
rm Convention at Cincinnati according to agree
ment. but ,cfore they could enter in upon the
ow- business for which they had assenmbled. a little
urel 'scrimtnage"' in the shape of a fight was ne
are cessary to cool down the bile of the adherents
of the competitors for Presidential honors.
e U The despatches do not state how many bloo:ly
to noses and blackened eyes, rewarded the er
ved ertions of the different pugilists engaged in
the encounter," but we think, judging from
the 3d article of their rules, that they are
ne- trying to make it appear they were theggdi
from by the Know Nothings and consequently.
classed them in the alien and sedition laws.
his Daucs, CUE4MICALs &c.-At the corner of
rum Third and Church streets. there is a building
men located wherein the planter, farmer, anltehan
)rla,' ic, &c., may find medicine for the eire of
pub- every' disease ever germinated bteneath a
com- Southern sut. The dandy may scent him-i
3 an selfto kill, with the many essences, extract,
the and double XX'S contained in the grosses of
ould vials, ornamenting the shelves and cnmiters.
The fisherman can there array himself with
fishing tackle. poles. baskets, &c.. sufficient if
ntos skillfully used, to depopulate the Amite.
And last though not leact, our manly lady
S I trielldsonthis sideandl the other~can there find
had each and every one of those little nameless.
o yet neeessary trinkets, which somehow or
Don't other they always find use for. This concat
enation of all that is useful, necessary and
desirable is presided over by our friend.
just Hr, n T. WnaoDlr.L, Esq.. than whom a piolite
leon-( a more accomodating gentleman never
thing waited upon a horde of customers.
wator ----- ----
[L The N. O. Courier accuses the Ameri
can party in the late election difficulties, of
having "paid and hired bullies," to intimidate
and drive back legal voters from the polls,
the Crescert thus demolishes the slander :
"PAID AND SAL.LRE sD BLLI.S.:-The Cou
rier speaks of "'paid and salar el bullies."
We challenge it to a showing of hands. Wo
dare its Central Committee to the proot.
Here is our proposition. It is a lair one:
Let the Democratic Central Committee show
what it "paidc" to carry the election, and we
will show what the American committee
"paid.' All to be done honor bright and on
the square.
Come. out with it gentlemen ! But. we fear
you wont. A clean breast would demonstrate
that the Democratic party "paid" ten dollars
Where the American party "-paid": one.
The fact is, we had'nt any money to speak
of. * We don't care about mentioning this,
now that the election is over.
"Paid and salaried bullies," forsoth. Oh,
fudge ! Why. the pay of the, Sicilians alone
cost ouropponents more money than we have
has in our treasury from the beginning to the
end of the canvass!
l ,TIhe N. O. Delta, of the 4th inst., has
I the following quaint paragraph :
We shall not close our office to-day in con
sequence of the burial of the Democratic
party of New Orleans. If it is resolved to
be buried, let it solemnize its own funeral.
d Just as we were going to press, the
rain came down in torrents. A welcome relief
The American Party Trirunphant in
the City I I! .it
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are fclt ri rllla nk rc I:·; ter ti n t -r shbe t t on n tt r :,. her i v
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t a r tLr : ..afnt r cl'rair;ct l.eir wr t a .re er ci' .. lie re.
f r tretes ir"' man nub a ornt:- botes I n -,Iri:s' latti
*ve vote rnrh ti.rcl.jta l Sl c i c piteit, in l o a ti i.t c -cg
to walellt t ;r larirto he tre,,tli turd e laet Lrie ottl 1ta
< v +I r i\et. but .-r.:hit iot tak.le tfel d r ow l e t he + a.e, , -
- fo c trin ture hirp , rt wai es"t pc e pi n taot . t et .
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iatesm/-ice ta . ' te T'i1 r pat t) t ac tnt1 re itr '
PCd --na t or.|,rer n to g ,, av --r. A ri an b *t ..+,zd " i':-I t-
[0 ]l r. i ·,e ;llen l", t ui t topiln l , iriv'ts f 'u Iiais "
res:' th ofu ' by ."e s-i th:e p CoIe-I noit :- e ri Lrj, t: e
. areld " .m , i a r.atice oN tic ie uun-:ai, ! ie I-li
role intent r il reinian It r ow.n. , r rd aeiu." ct- "t-o
h e wdeur +-ionet acfte r i : gl l wih tu t lyrm , b:·,,-i.c v ils·..r
ruiet+.,.t :- a ie" re i,'; ma Utinth s p ,,iorte ol hin h xis -
rie rtd s htl, i b a man whep:itch llint halittle t- ,a.
lisp Seer'. FAmt at sedre et a L tor.eniiatnl :rcd n bttlne: t
tor fi.htinh.s and fire t full at the m-;u a ho taken toth
ht rtilc lie il'rt bo, through the 1|cnr+ ]ed U.
.hrew battyg rut. D t hlie to h a;t. tat fir e - :
tr e -tabbe byle litne ond Lth lol:ncg, tLd a .hol.oie twd
arrest ma.tr 1,:hi. without il~y c;[trt. I,y i;i· pur .
ne . MrTR. --ne ,.nt strath f thorter totlle in hif Ia lll
arrest him.
Thre t t serious z tir of tire .v core: off at ite -
Eleventh Precinct, on Orleens reeit ,'it tIe bSem'.'
fihatrdetf The polls being at thI,e (Itrce f the Or-a
leaus .'",-rl-rO, near the Ole .a hou e. Ti. alffair
relted :n the illing of thr e, mn. tili i.e mor
rat wntr aon th. and tl:e wtoulifn of iev- i
,rut l,,th rs. It alI ,r roul d 1;hi ,:" 1, ,;e ftLhat l"-. '
rV: L or ,o5 ,¢ ; ala ,rn..n . the wnr-: !,:at~ 'lf theirs- an..
ta~.nsi;ns ti: t ever inf.ste' ia ctlr haid l ,sen emi; 1oe
,icv eritein 1 u .citr c parti.t.0:.- t1o - o tn tl. t, 11
guar,, ee r their dearest privil,. It. We htarn it re
.ort-l ti i.v.ousl. that l his l.,nd had iron (u-ated.
but were utt, ily nt'ablr to b.i-eve it. nutI we bethet,
the apptll:ng and bloty pr",nf Tf it. tOur est infor
rnmtion in regtrd it : trantaction i thi= : It wa
"enerlly reTpor0.td tihat quite a niumbr ' r Sicilians
were scatterd aroun:d tie nei.b=lirhto,., di; ng thelt
forenoon. in the coffee houses anl oh-r TIlnee, and
•h-t they bpre under the control of Ex-Recorder .Ins.
(.enois. One of them, hilarious with 0ine, it is raid.
boasted that he arnd a crowd of his companihns had '
been brrakfasting and having a jilly time wi4 Ge- t
nois. Still. at their trmeanor was quiet and relec'
fil, no one apprehen,.ted the bloodey design they had in
view. Quite a number of Americat-. indced. had col- .
lectet, at the Ioll. in the mornit g. but no d-en. , tr' - -
tion briint made. they departed by degrees, and left
the polls comnparatively unpro'ected. It was to-en
that the Sicilians prepared for tile execution of their
hellitsh,lr t.
fir. (aenoi. a little before twelve o'clock, was seen
to take leave of ee of oecertl if the Sicilians : saying adior
as he left. Ten minutes afterwards, two Sicilians
went up to the polls., and a« of them in unknown
man. offered to vote. Ils vote was ch ellenged. The
other Sicilian, a heavy set. piratical looking fellow
well anown under the Ametn an aliai of loe Williams.
e a-setted I-oistcrrouly that lhis friend had a right to
voet--he knew himr to be s legal voter. The Judge
-till refused to receive the vote, eno the Sreilian per
silted. until anl atertation took place. The big lrcil
ian thereupon ran out into the street, r1t raised a
cry in his native language. the purport of which was.
-'Here. here ! come quickly !" The cry was quickly
reponded to; fr the memtbers of gang cam'0 runitng
out of houses and ally ways acrosn the streets. witll
drawn knives and revolvers. and cliomnenced an indis
: criminate firing and slashing at all the pcil le in tIte
" street. all the way from Royal to lrttrhrn street.
e were cleared in a few minutes. The olficer, of the pollo
retreated unhurt into the rear of the building: whilt
the people outside sought refuge. madly, in everv di
n rection. sprea't;ng the 1anic for squarei around. The
Sicilians themselves as Inutantar-ously disalppeared.
it [hoeting at, and cutrtiun at every I erson that came in
thoirlety.
t y this onslauglhtl, Mr. Norbert Trepagnier. the
'S clerk of the First Ilistrict Court. was bhaly, perhaps
mortally wounded; Mr. Charvot was poignarded m the
k breast, not iangerouly; and Mr. laiFrange. jr.. a cit
izen of tIheThird District was stabbed in the shoulder
at and shot in the hand.
Mr. Trepagnier was 1tinking with Mr. Fabre in the
t, coffee house adjoining the polls; bearing the filing
e outside, he ran out, and saw an acquaintance of his.
a IDemocrat, with a revolver in his hand. He went
up to him in a friendly way. to take the weapon from
e] lhim, whetr Williams, the big Sicil;an who raised the
alarm, ran up to him and stabbed him in the breast
and In the abdomen with a bvonut, stuck on a wooden
handle: at the same moment he was shot through
8s one of his thighs. and through one of his arms. Mr.
La Frange was running for life. when he was shut and
stabbed; he continued his flight, and took refuge in
I- the shop of a bird-cage maker. on St. Peter's street
iC near the Coroner's ofice. He was not mortally woun
ded.
a We were at the Coroner's office-where the voting
of the Tenth Precinct was going on-whel the Sicil.
aons made the attack in Orleans street. Hearing the
te firing, and seeing the people flying up Royal street,
we wcntaround to see what was going on. Arriving
f iat Orl.ant 'trt-,: re found it comoll-tely d:rrtecd andl
with hlh d and cillic ti eCt; , 1 1, a nt a..' ..
ed to him a dct m , u, lie dcc.a ' - 1 'I ,
a t ,I dd i c": n ,n i le .e tI c a t. r hurt'ir:'; cont
S I, cl)d cb it e d p , , otheir iisn ,ico ct :n i : an!
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I ~a i i a oIiani.an ' in an Dthner a't to main`.'ch l: ran
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S emort to hat. I n A"I C 1 1,i '" i '.
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St . .ti. e t o 'cr c,.:itc..,, ' : .
I Ti meicnl rtc If c e' . (.r. . l . l' e a .i
Al.ut t. n e ccneh .t: e w ti. cc X.,i,, ca ;i't- pce
i t ith ie i.er p ie A roa . In t .;e t'a I , '.,r
tcn 1{titutcd .n'.,tc .e cl r m. rt.'. c-l ' ci ci er sit ti
( t. c t h, i.. tv as !,e l:rc si ,c tl e c t eic , - t
t!r Ce l s i.te ) loi c f i. clr,, ,t , d L e I' ttll,.' :
TI. e rep' 'It Tri li t- t, o r n::s of t. a ioi.ca aLu. :,
F. el r"`- .,l ci .`,]', n n cc I
",t:nhe 'oli -lia s uich rhc l a i : ccb e dc rnu c ot ht
d iiculte. c , ier t . y s are te r ea or of tha- e a,
c o r side w Lct' cc lr untie N '''!c. [)'it W e ,.
. 0:;st .rb tte s te t tc allc the e: il it s attached e
- ot o tose .o ere ag vate b i- f
uits a nd ll oc t rut ra nti i.ot at Dof vIela cc and,
1 -etaliatioru. If n uan D snocat to rEtheat at r,
cthat meif he-tt i i snt mtnloder fcc a
lice trckercbacc ,1t'rnl:y cf\ c r I w l s
11 ean to sslaty a emoc at. ith ::ios rIt 'r: e en 'L;
'ena Democrat to o n Ai.ntolenr ,' i tra h I ' i ,
:u!co d t rary ato la '.: :, n iI " ;:I : :
".'.ment l unih ad .i ig ik a .a, pnisr hl tile I- c c
t y .an utd indi id u.al ande(.5I , rff:inn a" i , m,; r , cr'. t,
-"a and i ol. t ile Lt fl.cla d, ti e r!. y sl ki i t
.ct a Ccrc.d a.i c a .. nerr a p.cn'rt . be ,
t c Ioundthat Ii cdil ' c t ;tcc utot unc ic inor <
'- th e f mericand arc i ii of New (tar ' o! til
1.' -Cnst sn c h'anered : ,r! nfmlco.id lot : e.o 'u -
At, 1 o w. t e ul h e tcn:ýl klc. takI t he aar'tionue
i, " aie L(. t cS-lies.Wlyt ar',{ r ic..I'..- ,ccc' t-,t ttcc
"t '
S ;,;thto error .cie all prod. In tl re cate It by s
Sthati. t sok .h-e c c.t teeil is atta h'cl
t i. pubic e to ar iotis fact in t tud !,a- e ! cule e
`, cO it cariiir. i. 'ulde 1jg stte te.o a "i
~ e re t nt ned ,ptrintic erhy ofit de.erve s the
it r e llsayo ilies iththin s e hill crite a cop th!e
l.tr cc t a cucaient-e T y are the r-al ant{.ors of the e g
'e. of intu nes . At t ha . e evil is aPrecicd e
" o -Co rat to those .o werae of ggrckted by in- ame
Sa', insultis and outra gles lrttc actr of violenu e and I
S't. Iter-bal fir.ing a ol.sr ike}it ll ii t a mal n andr
,r hantO moa . It h as a v itrale that robod -
rai y w ill strik . He tecin dre: o a knir. trihis to
e ha run as. as nt- aedtt shot riot. pursued and a por
IG- ter ndeotedle by smah id toleral, his lend. trage, dw '
..c Who ns c to baiae t in this l e acts arte man
t' col- rary to lou .t do rt.drotd, r the es' penr t- ,
nr mdivit duals ho prnisat d his a p is the in -c- '
d c utc Acccrdi. g to D mcc ocratke logic.31ac- -
an,, suited indi as a rtir. thoeian a a t r rderct i
- n rufan s ahold sie attslca s tie al dy hIalled': h =
to c o d wEn Amricanl, wt'c suppoi e the cnti-c
un By A om e.rican p Cr , aould ha . Ur a p.,it oer
the ond thatlene or tread it ,,as ce a frood jo
the formers asaul t u~o tr. h nor, aert Tre'no! At
udte n Cle if th ,e Firet Di itrict Chert, maa! y ain
n ar mob of -emoc-hat nic Silial depera Demos.-c
cil a rty drew'the fa pure. meo in evert ad ffray 'un -
th a t iook por ettn Moitinday ! We tcliv IthI,
puin saPublic to bear ctis fcet In ta . d reflect ring
ntre-. thisp it cahorrefi . Ie outsinge jutr. to an
hilat loed and patriepce, party it deemed or they
c"cc ' sicWt Cotcs'dertcou,.
t cc By way-ol Illu-tration vie will cite a cocccl.e
iea the m in ,at'c . ofAt t he leaS ls of th Precincitio a
amen moctd the friename of cr. Tpagiey beThcame
Sanh F perfrl ued the ttld-ele muri. eg to their ienI
Stc de by firincg a hccr-.e iSi ici at a man annd
:, it pucrsued the wouid-be murderei! to their tCeo,
and slew them.
* This, too, was wrong. But whoconmmenced
the work of death ? The blood-thirsty, mur
derous Democratic Sicilia,.s! But for themn
there would have been no blood shed. They,
or those who hired them, are also responsible
--cne chargeable-with the tragical scenes
which followed. The friends of iMr. Ire
pagnier saw the blood pouring from nlmer
ous wounds-believed every gasp would be
hi. last-and consequently became infuriated
beyond control. *
We believe the foregoing samples will an
swer the whole. We publish. d, yesterday,
a long and truthful report of the election
troubles, and shall give more informution as
it trans: ires. We shall "nothing extenuate
nor aught set down in malice," notwitlietan
ding olr party proclivities are strong and
emnhatic We aim to publish a new.,paper,
in the lbet acceptancc of the phrase.
Interesting fu(,m ICtznsac.
Th St. Louie RB ei i . l .3 ": TIbt~ bilil (S,~
contains the to3llwi 'll ..1'-.tini news burnritae
K1a3nss, a potton ut \ /11. 3 ash aiready been ,vutn
3k133L3 h tcl' i 'i b33I. 3.3ý
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b ip1rA 4.0n40 .1 3. 31 in ti.It
re'gio.- rele"rrig f li to ·r s of retent oit lep
occrrence in I vtwre r."or thi deabo uts. V' ··
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Soi:cifJon is gt'r Gen. Pomeroy aleceipt to
f. r ail t'l: rijcs and cai(non surreadered by
him to the authorities of Douglas eourty.
J.irob Pranson, whose name has figured a
good deal in the affairsof.Knsat.s. was arrest
ed on the ISth. by DPpnty Sheriff Fai: and A.
four others. -He was taken at his lhous.- a
lie theatened t:iaot the officers. and put a
rifle thi of the but did IM
S 'a pistol in each hand, an! va .
rot to ap rl.,:achl a stop :.,avr ; but the rrigger
"was i,,' ptl.ed. Fi:aly IUianson agreed to F
hurl r .
The e"eeing before two of the pi ket nard m
nwere outu a .,, o!., !le firom Lawxrelo :
t Iev owere inet by i, men fritn i,e tOwn Bc
--,.re ;.k.!rf Lei c .elhq. c, .. t. 10- I
S axcy partv. id rn an steiir' t'at thev
uitu. tihey , ere fired uipon.o eouf tiem reccic
in; a shot in the arr.-the other .--ot .-e of D
thie assa;! ,rt. in t:e heIe.d--at:d both of tiem dr
then etc; ped. . er
Gov S anncon. it was t:r-lerotood. wonldl W
rine ttest tat 100 o he regun!;r trotnps should II
I-e staltione, in Laiwrice. 100 in F,,peka. ano,
100 at Usawatom:e. Sherif Jon.es Lad some m
:vr:ts to ser\e at Topekva. an ,t it was report- R
edl that naout 100 of the malcontents had as- er
senile ' at t!le Big Spring, to give him batth .. F,
but. after tie occurrence at Lawrence. this i F
will hardiiy be dne. At O-awatornie, Judge E
Cato. of the District Co rt.had blee prevent- F
c,' f;:,m holding hie court. ov threats of vio- 1l
!en,'e ti, the Grandt.lurY from the Free State E
men. and this precaution was deemed neces
SleThiere were til:o:t three h:,ndret cetizens
of Lawrence still iin town on Wedtresdav. and I
many of them were ureately exaiperate-d at to
their leadears. becat-e they had de'erted in o
Ihe hour of the dillicul:ies. and they vowed t
that they would not again tie found in resist- t
ance to the laws of the Territory. A good ,
manry were passeners on the Star cf the
l cat, retirning to lthe East.
Or;n Caors.-Everything is being parched ti
and dried up for the want of rain. For some
r weeks past we have been visited with no
refrefreshing and necessary showers to give f
strength and energy to our cane and corn.
a anl ripen our fruits. Every one looks sad
and desponding-the sugar grower looks fe
verish and anxious. as he watches his chances
for a supply of seed cane, and the corn planter f
is equally downcast as he looksat the droop, t
ing corn. as it parches up and dries with the
n scorching heat. Some little rain has fallen Ii
Y in different parts of our parish. but not
I (enough to be of much benefit We have not
t_ had as y rain in this vicinity. Unless the
,y I rain king condescends to open the food gates
n. upon us soon, the chances for crops in our
rd neighborhood will be small indeed.
n A Mon.a .Jon.-A very painful event oc
g, curred in Taylor Co., Va., recently. -On a
le Sabbath morning the youngest son of Mr.
es Boyd was taken sick p the evening another
e- was taken down in a similar manner; and on
r- the next morning a lttle girl was taken like
be the others. They all died, and were laid in
d the same grave, On the day of the funeral
two other children were taken ill and one
n- died. Thus. in one week four were laid in
, the grave. Before the death of the last one.
on the fire which had been raging extensively
as lately in Virginia broke ,ut about two miles
te from his residence, and in one hour Mr. Boyd
n- was stripped of all be possessed-bhouse. barn
nd wheat. hay, oats and corn-cribs! The child
mr, was hastily removed, and when brought back
there was not a place to !ay him rn to die.
TO :xx xx :. .d 1t" t: I1 xxx n f: car Ctot.t
Cinc 1rtdi VonventhIL
('.,wxtur.'iix J:ux. ^.--T, Si.,gaxxxi felt, dºJ9 5tr1
fxxxred t' I xxu t. tit itaxU, oh. n a rebbrt
to'-k p it' tlc tici lit .r k tr va t
x,!on ax .l r r:x xorly injure-l. Loth th.e *w Y,,i
dx bigat.'-ot t :t- fa-..!x - t ftlax.i* F ml aatrst,
la ox.--:i~ixait itl.f mittr. dtt xr , A amldxt
ti . great.,,! n·fu l,.tr, tLn orru~rrlin a,'Joutud
Cu .,'. ixux k tot O,,rr,,3rao
j'inci. W J,:ue:i-- iln rocentr'.n ix,, txsox'
(xxxxxnt !xalf~past +-n u'cl J xi i 11- . awrnowg ull,
Mir. It-w r,'x of i a., from the x"U,!mitxtt C go ten aa
i " ut .,, xxxxrxiz;.txxxn rxflx' (x htaaxx-o mret..
.:u.un I r.-- ",n. xxl ixt xxxce Px-.bjai tr
:-t ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1:,3:xoxo 1.,, trt rv
I''... ! r. ",,1 :.t on11 t:" :ný Li. ll~t n.ade a Deaf aa
ol tII.rr cxx ax lx 'xx!? t party wthirh had aormexi,
I:.',,~:;.".I xi~ 'xx-xc.crxxx i'party. uin said tiot no
",ai tr p a, it r rouxxxxxi x y unOptmwrr dlxgsxx, that
L' xx) n ax h'l ad with fxaetxax-it, thxer(xxx
aI t xl xo xtxrwxttx 110; tMerict and p rtta
I' i ,: xxltx re "r. ('r entitL ihae a txitttd the
an, x :tx xl it .ti..x frxx Stio-axuri.
it xieiaa~xp1,x txixxatxxxxhatx n ri-.uivrxitojaeiaa
x:..: !'t "inn a 4I :Lxxt oro of principleu befor eang
littr !1. n'n?·n-tirn.
Tir ,xxxrxxn x tt oin Credent.L. lave now xtxer xam.
"I ." : ,':,'n :h." ew York c.-xa Gil ortx xtotnaoiic
t..; xinior vfloat.
.',xxxxr.xxxxxx are lit rirxnlation 1a tli theprob,
r. I·..:. 1, 1, It xxxxx are rt::.tix. xue is that iexe,
! ,:a " 'a: w ti.dtaxx tox that itxxxRutxboom
;:nin naarrd to-tror w,·a
r "'1 it '4'!i, Jule! :: I, rlýCC P Y.-frnilti iap*
.xxxxxxa xx xx., xxr-,xx.Ui~C rD(~C13l)ilt
n; .. r ,I ..::, 3,eUoxinoc tranixictext was OaxtxA.a
axwxa_ an xx uxl'd that the coin it eeon 3a.
, :, ,.+xxx.x report In tit, morning.
C-x"x,-xxxalxx 1 La 4-4;oaxxjxtion cannvmed at to
xx'xk" ' ixkx'n thxx o-xxxxmittee ox rtesoIutixxnorepctot
the re"'xl. .00io nootxct an tC. princxples or at
1R. -tr,-:t --fllr;x.tixn of the COxatitxt:oa agaaR
.ott r I "r r..:. ?.I
F.! i..."s ,"a," l ,(:0to rIoar( LLotpresen..
I Ir:r ".t ...<!r:. ,,;n x xaxxnad, tax lamU"
4tit l::tv I*--!::o xr~ the t taprx.mise of 1F58.
';lr I:n':r~r~t" t: t iannin Ntbrtahaact. said fear
",1 " ·..:nr) ::hi ti~e [,. 'A- nrav cc-',vrntinr.
1 ,.. r .1· t:: t - dxclxiix, a.. atoe oftk.
xix-xrthIxxeue P txlic-aoxi oppoak.
.·....",'",:, ·!,:e a.! Axtertct. continent.
x a-ox"tl+ ax -n cr.Ihx.uaxtxallr adopted.
:1,.- ro::,n x c n Cr(exeotlixls report deciaxrlias
:. s. '-1 x -Am -telxtited to thirty-two catsk.adth.
I! '.·?· to i...,:. Axa:trxx time is anticipated, astus
s xx....a :~ ltriumph.
lax ariog the contitruction of a rss
0 -:,:,_ ia .aix xxix the table by eight. ma
Fi," f rr ,n ra'ni-t resoluolna pxaoae by o e t
nt.r·-C: "r. t oation to racootider vas ,; bJ
nttect v ",n.- :03oax hundred and orventy-oioe.
cxuxexx txxx a ljxax-aed ontil morning.
t x rxx'l xxxxlr une -t.-GCeorge P. Boelidhoof
I xixxcratO c ttetieS,, at Wauhigtlon City, g s
ix ; x" bou:t. in an affray here to-ught.. hlsb
!.ox-ty itxjuxxt.
Bi As mentioned elnewhere , Police
Jury on Monday last did tae aser
the honr of elect.ng it paristh rintrfortie
ensnuilg year, at the same tllary u hereto.
f.,re $!,uu . For this mirk of their favor we
return or thanks. a naoour friends far ther
i:aterost in our behalf For the first time in
several years, we iad competition. Hiate
and Martin oftle Baton Rouge ..rawatearM
G;eorge A. Pike othe Comet were proposed
as candi d tes for tu;e parish printing and the
result was as fu!,otr:
Haa.r J d T..Ti, atugar pean"r 6 eote
rta M1M3iann:r . Adecate 3
tr.,aurE A. flie.. Cad 1
We are charit-'·.ie enough to believe our
i3aton Rouge c.teraporaries were propoed
wi:hout their krinwicdge or consent,thesm.
fore we rejoice r.t over their deftat
Tue. Re.sILr..-The following is theed
rial resu't of the.ate City Charter elective
All Americans, except Nathaniel Ovrt.a
a.d J. Al. Rel2 :
l ,,vaor of the C.it of New
Mi. " U Gen
T7ti'. ,
Recorder of the Second District. J. L
Fabre.
Recorder of tine Third Distict, Jos. Soio
m Recorder of the Fourth Distriet. FranaE
CB rtronler. Thomas Theard.
Street Conmmnisoner,. P. AmedeeGYold
1eemnbers of the Board of Alderme.n-.
Districtt: L II Place, H.1 Suumeros.AL
dry. Second District: Augusto s Mona ~
ery. tAolnhe D)upr Third DI)istrict: P
SWiltz. J V (Gourdin Fourth District: Ihej
I Harr son H T Venardo stt.
M clcers of the Board of AmsisaltAlis
e men-First Wartl. Nathaniel Overtn. 31
Reii. second titWaid. John M Ulafi.AWý
er. IThird Ward. N E Bailey, C BIaiat
Fourth Ward. W M Flemming. B" ge• ,"
s Fifth Ward. Victor Benit. Sixth.W "
eE Illand. Seventh, Ward. Leoate eBIB'
.Eighth Ward. S P De la Barre. ..
e Eleventh Ward. Robert IHuyghe.
THE. PE~irTE\ I.ARY PARTL DEdnggROV
Wa ViE - dOn Yesterday, arfew r.t."
It i twelve o'clock. we were alarmed byL"7
t of fire. It was soon ascertained l
Penitentiary buildings were is a t
Sthere \was a general rush of our O5a0.
i i the scene ot disaster. The fire
, distlaved their usual vigilancea
- i ture. and their energies were soon pa
with marked efficiency upon 7. ..t
luildings. Tre convicts, a tlfr
d three hundred and fifty, were att
,, gated in their labors. and bein9g
their cells, created some alarm fo.
o mirht attemipt to escape in the U.at
e fusion. but tirough the coolness.ouan,.
n. session of I r. Hiriart, the Chief
id Capt Hayden, of the guar.1st.l .W
once conducted to their cellasads bF1
- up. Considering the nnmboerot _ 1`1
es 'a ork in the factory at the timreat i .
er progress of the flames throughout ti
ing, it is extraordinary,. that l;
P' them escapedl without injurtý . 0.,
e place in what is termed the
en in four minutes time passed hot
,t tremity of a building three hurdn' ;
t length. The rooms were Id rt i
of most combustible materials, sIeh I.
he ton, and mainufactired cotton g0od0,1
es sides the fioor perfectly sate bra
u r drippings from the machinery•.
was uoon in ruins. anl it w _as5 t Ss
est difficultv that The balance o tb
property wa, saved. t a
'cr The loss is estimated at onaut h.
Stwenty-five thousand dollars.
Ir. may le replaced by the mate., 1
ier at the command.of the Stateet tbt
on chinery may be replaced ~
ke sixty thousand dollars.
in Before closing this aotice, W tW e
ral that Capt. Barry of the United -is
ne came promptlyvto the aid of the
in citizens, with the whole of the
ne. to.re under his comman•d..la '
1ly The militia was also calledow .
le a Major General McHattofland W·fCI
yd to remark that the whole foril .f
irn zette office were under arms, iWe 0
ild tion of ourself. mingling in the do '
cck balanee of our tellow ctizenr , i
the eimergelnc' . -:Ctt.