Semi-weekly news. [volume], May 06, 1865, Image 1

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THE-MLWEEKLY NEWS,
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2'I no "* I ' .
SfiE WEKLY NEWS,
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Six Mooths : 5 SO
Three 75
single espy tn cent. in aperie or two
4II*aS In current bills.
Advertisiag -For each ionsrtion 10
sent2 per hlue.
Culrrney taken at Its mRrket valne.
'rovistons and grain of ev."ry decrlp
tln tahken t als tI':os for Subscription and
Job Wwi k.
Qhbiuary antiers. marriage.. cal' for
publie meetin s. etc., eharge.d for a4 other
advertitmenta. Jnl' I)tcx~:oMn.
Editor and Preprietor.
1\'ETýrV :TEMIP4.
Quteeatown. April 9--Mr. Cobden was
burled on the 7th. The proceedings were
.olemn arid touching.
In the Mouse of Commons on the ?th
ist.. I.ord Elcho moved for the correspn
dence relaltiv to the proposed Canslianu
defenees. He deprecated the erection of
the defeuces. wuhch would only have the
eK.'et( linviting AmericaLa to mnake Can
ada a battib ground. The po icy of for't
flcatlous was questioned by several rpeak
era, but the duty of the British government
to defeld Canada was generralty coaceded
The Minister opposed the production of
the papers of the prending cuul.rence with
the delegates appointed by the Laundian
(governmeut to conter wuth the Imperial
government, and shortly expected in Eng
land. Finally, the motion was withdrawu.
On the foilowing day. Eliho asked as a I
aproi rfiatti cnonference with the Catos
dian deputation.
r. Caitd-ell said four memubrs of the
Canadian cot.ncil were expected to cotnf.r
with the gorernment. The reasnit of the
conference will be promptly commu:rica'ed
to l'arliam--nt and nothing will be done to.
bind the country without the knouvledge
and consent of Parliament.
Lenor-. :. C.. April 19.-Tbe ezpelition
ender Mtajor Gen. Stonemanu. wthch lett
Knox ile, Tenn..on t*,: l0:b of March.
struck the "J-.ct [eut.e.see and Vi: guli
road on the 14tb inst:. at W:,tha ... C, '
tian burg a r.l .'alem. ir:we-e thn s
points Wtuirty-;bree brltgea were bltuiAe .
and trvea: fie mtiles of track t~-Ut. , d."
pstoyid, and besidrr m.tay prisoterss oste
taken, and couns:d.rabln quantitie. of :ourn
and other 'tons dest:oyed.
On the tlh . ;en. S:i, to n:an mouv l via
Jacksonvaritlle. I) bury. 34 rcknivili., a.
ritiug at L;rant's Cr.ek, three mi!e :intm
-netbury, the rebel lin, for the d1 :,.-. ,t
he towtr, at 7 a. m , on the It)rh tot. This t
i!ne. deftuded by Intn:r. and a:tillerv 1
wts soon forced, aid outr forcer ent -tl
'ai'3 ury. c.pt::iring d rent. f: k- r-, i'
pieces of a:tt:iruy. l1th pri-oret 7,v1
etand of ar.t nrd r.ceco:'rt- n's 1' 0 ,0O
rer.ta.d at .u.all atmmonit.on, I id,'tU tuilde
of 8x.*'i amtn'initt:n, t;C0,iu0 !,pr .',t' pow,
der. 76.uoU comtplete eti:e .! -'o" '.:: .' -
i'0 amrnty .aokotts, and .t .401 p":,s. ,t
bcod, oLtte.O pounds of s :;,. . . :C
poun:ds (ofs ' ,'. 10.u,} pou'1.udn ut fr ,lst: r.e
'jU.O)O b:,e! etu c~ ,. hea? $1' '.,.'t t u a:
turdical -t.,!tP. and , "' h: .'tt : . : ton.
"birtot ptect's of artihtry "-.re toiu;'h,
Sa".1y, at.d al othor tom nCt ar.t., .Iu D
t::.r imt edistet Cu'.:m nt w. r.e i-- ..,
grea or part of these spp:it. 1a -.., o".
rec.i:r J from Rci e'gh . t'r r .": e'
su14chirv-7p at owpht t air dep.* lwe :
vin'es and tram!n, r.e'.r.t bri-dres bet-rv-,t:
(oldrbtro and DI.an li;, alu. on erter ri.,"
ot uibtury. iith '. c..i uwi s ,f :...: .d
':h, were a :.o.v. ... . :y .w
In killed on - '.a, r -. ".. :1. Is t,.
4eCspt.;.M :-wA 4. (;. . . r o. h .e
lIal'3j -tart' Art
'ta, .%. .
rards P1:'.tr t" , .! Hl . 1 be
ert a!' 7 d col. : , di. n of 'Ile -"th
corps hate nl'cr..ly gone in ".it 'te-titn
I 't,-h:nts ,, .U t .' 0. I . {
To Mjnra" (;e-. DI :
1 be utr,-lrr o; u" , : P:..lt Ab a
harteLinn'!t. ,s" a" 1 c r I- _
st.d o,!ase a it .'d ui.- !.pil :." t i. i e1
lam tm.ont !or hiie a , .l' u. ..:" ! i ,
t.J auy roward o',.d h.^ n.;" c:. "::. '
itaes or ,1ate txac' ,tt.m9r
Twenty tire .thi,.u;n-t do:arm witl! ,"
paid for be Ip preo:cniuon at Ge-orge .A\1,-
rat. sra ,nut ..elr , ai. ' 1'td . Tbac,:o. D,'o'L -
accal, ,i:e.
'TwnDty-tive -thousand .lollare wd: t,.
paid fur the approbinsion f )David C. lIar
it'd. another of Bt3,,th s ccc:nplio-.
A liberal toward wil hbe pail t. r au:v in
form.trio t:-tt bhal ocun.tnce to ti.e arr,-:
of riL".or of the above name I crin.ia,'s r .r
th'i:r accompi ess
All persons ha bhoring or secretr;nt the
said pers.ar. or either of tIh,-m. or itaiii5g ",,
a-sitin;g :Leir escape. will be teasted ±a ac
eomplicua to the murder of tie s' P1ae.'
and the et.ra:pted as-sae.ination of the tr.'
retary of State. and ihabl be subject to t:i
btnral b.-h,-re a uwilat'ry c.ouminal son andt
the punlt-h:ient to d.. :th.
Le: tho stain of inu ccnt bloqd be re
mioved from the land by the arrest and
puniahmont of the mnurdetars.
All nood cttlaetm are exhorted to aid
p::blic Juctirc on. the occti-,n. iery mans
bh .atd considaer hi's oWlm :hnocen,'e charget
with thin solemn dlly,. and not rrst night
or day until it is accomplished.
E. M. STAN1ON.
Secretar v of Vtr.
New Yoik, April l~1 - Gtld dull. The
demand being eonflne1l exclsively to tbt.
exzch.nge dealeri. itotation be ranged
from 147k. opening price. to 14~I .
The nwrumng papers are atterly devoid
of news.
Boston, April 21--.A rnovecm'nt hae been
taerted here to raite ltcut.ot.ll by one d,.l
Iar aubscrip'ions to be presenutd to .Mrs.
Lincoln. as a token of respect and v'tle-r.t
tion tclt by the people for their departed
President.
Tarnaqita, via Phil~,lelphia. April 21-
looth hb.s not been a:rr.-t,'d, but baa been
traced as :..r as Taumaquia. The men ar
ra'ted o, sutspicion ha-v been diseharged.
t. Ioui-. April 2i -'The Jackson (Miss.u
sNew' aay.a th.t Gen \Wirt Adnums. with
about 1tUd nmte. eticnlitoLtere-l the Federal
frncs untdtr Gen. Cro'etn a., i00 otstronl
at Pl,.-aut: t Ridge. whippingT him badly.
1illing- 5',. woimlding a id cptturing 1
larne nunber, takatn ll their artillery.
wagon, and poatonot. Adamn Iot altohu
310: otfroi" hundred of or wot(tded fromL
?lottt-ar iried.
Wethi~gtop. April 21- Delegates f'rom
the Stao of .Oblho andr Intluuan this morning
called od president Jobnhson. Tbhe tsmt
epoeche wst'e ma8e, plodging to the Presi
met hbe eum me epptor that had baon y;gr.n
Volunte 1. SHREVEPORT, SATURDAY, WAY 6, 1865. Number 17
to his predecetsor. lITh' PrLeideut replieu
thankint th.*m for the contldence that had
been reposed in him.
New York, April L2 -The Tribune's
Wa:Lhiýgton, kkrcial +1 4 the inveltigaction
rof the counspliacy now going on hbows that
.Mr I.inctld's deattth had already been ft
tempt. d by poison.
New York. April 21.- The IlIrld'.
Wahingtou corelspondta..t =Py4 the. pirol.
ing of I.ee.'4 ai Iuy wk. ,tomtleted on the,
13th. The oftcial report puts the uumberj
of men at 2,.l115. 159 piece- sil artillery. 71
-tands of Celori. 1.918 itLands small arm,..
110., wagUs Mut 4030 hbervh anrd mrilm .
The Ulerntd'.s :art corre-P, n tent ea~r
Maximilian'. minitr-tr in Loudon har re
signed. declaring that he is sati.-fi~i that
the Mlexican Eimp.re i. c,.llap-iog. and that
Mf.limtlian will ioin abdir:ate and rattt n
to Au-trit5 : being comp!etely disappoint.-d
in his tWo most importanr t expects ions
'be recugn tion of the Ultedi Staftes, IanIl
the support of the P'.ipe and lvexicAu c:ergy
In contin:matiotn fi this report it Is sts ed
tbst Maximiliarn has retracted the ren-in
elation of his fatmily rights to the thr -ne of
Austria trade before leavinrE uit pe.
Wlashngt.itn. April YJ -Rep .r-.- have
beeu in circulation tur sane ti:u.e of a  r
reepondl-ence, hetwrea Ge;r t. Sherman ,i1
Jo•liu-tou at , t,:it n.llderatanidiig or bras.
of what was agreed upon between these
two General,, aud tie res6lts Ot whi:h aite
as fullwc :
The hla-ia of ag "ement malle this 18th
day of April. h1iv. ne-ar Ihiuhiarmi'e 8 a
iouu, iu the 8tate of North Car mtai. u. a .I
bet",-etn G.In J,,e. .-J.liiitt,. co:imo.nug
t:he Co:ifedrrate tforces, and Gent . 1Win. 1
blernan, c,,m;nandirng te arny of tk.
mnited t- ta'es inr North t'arolioa, both pr!en
c:t. is as tLoiuw,:
1. lhin Cont.l,.rit'e .artni,.r . ii: the tdl-lI
:o tma u' na: thiu `t:.te gi it I1- in'1 ,:L-;c
1i giv*en yr ti. comIt inkl.tiUii e ( iuerc., or
ritih r ,one' to its Ouki'ne t :i ; tt-OukAlh"
ne,  tow ta ' b .:' 1 .:- w,.,!
t. he C.uotdera.'o .artuitr+ o ex-t-:lr :*
:', b.* dii.l, tnd d a ls con.;t litnaled :I rit. : I.
-e -t: ,I ý.S :.  ips;l, th,'re to dr,-,.it th;er
nruts a it p:lbitc pr..*. rty in Sltm . ue utvinc
.,taJd each o ~,:rer a'd iiii tu . ex- ctoe, .+i
agrrc-t-:tU . iv1 "_e..- A.I a.: ",ti tat /ar
al.a*, Iy ;I:- ac i.'u i: r,.i .'. ' a"- F'q 1
,'rt? .eithtrity 'I he nuno r ,t at ua S .1,I
11"- t' .,j)- Of war to hi' r"port: "d to It(I
chef of iurdnalucre at ,V'aa:1 gui. C:t r. 'u,
y'Ct :t, tie tir :Ate atik. f t ,e , . . ,:
.: U rn : , " a.... at. 1 : th1- :n.:u .Ine t
b" ..' , '! u:c; to m..intc.i. a.-r .ant; tiJer
tlithin the brd' re .o tne Lca ;ek lte}t' c
3 Ti.- recogr ; irst ,f thli Ez cu r, ,,;:
t,". Lit 'd " t, *. by t t .- - . VseV r.s! ..x , ..
Lr ...t'r'. A , .L fit " d .. r. i-* :- ' "r.
Itt'at tg :h-ut ,.i pr tt- . . s t • C,'
•t: "loan "ICut:e Cust-*, .j t'e At,,: w:.re
c,,itde tg ,.te g-v, rtr a 1 - .. r rf , :
-rnt, :m:;l t th, .'i"X t'ofirt 1 the
I I}.a r- ..,'iJl!.m, nt -.f '; F . !ar.d
Court, i:.it :hrtt - _ te. ;. " ;, , r. e i id i"
.tr" c..
., r rie t ,nii , ' a'I th- f in: ':b:' i'ti f all
t 'he S: t -tr, g-21 a tr' u 1, 4 ..- r Yom. theI
SetUt' e ,:7:, ". p r .t t :t, an I
SL'. !,1"" -, Li 4 a "":! a - .€-I -,;-tt. . O1 r "ttr ,,.
! 'a i c L i tt l sii I
1:a ,. tL " . F, : t-. :f of :h - ,'t.
S . " ' ! :i ' " t try n r act o f :::i to .1
o-i. r . ' I i ""
7. tl " r:l " , , ..' , .:lt il - rl ,t ,
+,nr tlilt ,N of ti. di. ,,ny t u . r o' tht.
? I.ti 1 * l..! 12." • t : "' I ,, '  . ."K . i ." . .
b,'O r. b r :o y ' .. , . '.,
W ho . ol." : .'" n . I', - _ .- t ,.'...a
'.` .nt o 1. ,.. : ".. ,". ;
Si..u Ia , -'., '. r " . A :: N ('
Ityra t a , . - t t t. -. ,} . I
4 fil fle restnrattin <of th.t rite I tirktucr
S i tf e re p'c., rrv*. t i.:O. nrtey w :i !
eni.ir-: I ye e-trctth -ticerd.
r . i-t: i : cat fntc-i.b -~' ar i td ro..,:.,,: ...
I- itn ' tev i+ t .-d rl h t. iruna. ent t.o-' pa1
utr. rebel d..btn.
t i.' t wnitnll pltt in. iu putly th:h .ri-tenl
4 . lo 2",t, a.- 1 o r, t '.t :l: anld the ,lt-a
S aIe of W.ietit k giic a . i it Ib't t.*.t
recgt ' tiz rtd by cry de arti itt the Urrn,,
S ';o ovrn et.nt. t .
7. It prac:ically abt " nhes the c;in6-ca
4ti lIa.. the re-t'iet-,n of th-l oi every dc
gtrme wbo have t .o;itaretl .j r tttoile.
r. It , t e tr,..i atr I a , i.. e r:.'y ,. :L -!
ly.ttk tt-t e y rejncd by -reidot Li.
c-i rbe dbt.n.
6. It ,rnc-d no ha dipu t i. a, i-tnd lenin
If ate alt to ictt,,rj'. inI etd the in a
:fa lit of to rR' ttert w their c.'t. .i ' tti . ....r
hr.w gni Uznitd tby ery d iov.r nmtent of t
mbdulie le loval States. whienever their
o:rr.-iithl w a-is recyruitCd.
N. w Yaok. April 2:i - CirCiimrariees
(ý."cI bnn o *l Ct u t.
whicl. It pracicaly b to the rnwletg thfie
Goven lau, reindeir .s nearly fetaifvry di
Ilrcotlfi horse flIl ,ih tutn ,o t Fri" y niphb
itae 14th inii.. ail it ii believe-i cnrOt.d a
r.art t-i, t the" ,(-o Il,, r *l-s ta r.u lir r .c1r
hi.. pr-c. utnniioi. Jel, .a.t . ih it It he
ias bard hush 4 1-i shihurit gt. 1.o fexi,
wl trre lie wars sore lr coul) rally ur armtnl
it rol nil him ntud mc.ke knflthe- r : t andl. int
tharl he -bhtilid inv. I leave rte r limits i of
tbet Cnflideracy.
,'oLit hIhi:rL. Aprth ,.i - Tfhe body or
the P. rialent wai nwited hluing the teiilt
BeIore dylight lines wrre forrel by.
thoanchds east and west of lIndepeulett e
IIJIto. p Assin in by rtwo stmirr-w·.s.
bter untu-alily dollt fi thrn pas: weea-k Laod
but a flew Laot have bh"eil rep'irli|
Surgaeaan r.eltaa'a Otlrcs,
aablniuton, April 2ith. 9 a. w.
Trt [0ot'. l,. 1f. b:ataiil - I hate thet bio -
or to ra-p-rt that the .dicr.rary of Stale i.
free flt i I -".n and atroa,..a r th1i4 mIraii e
\tr. Fr-d S;award pa.i-ad ;a quiet '1iK t.
J. K. BARN-E.
Surgaonuu l/eaeratI.
L dakl,iart, April 26 -IThe traunsprt 't'r
Iltujittn w\as blOnaa liap by l trltrid.o niet!
Dog river y,oterdlay. just as the sarm,,r
Jlyle watt paa-:ll', onut (t the Bay. No par
aiaolart could be aac.rtained as to the loss
Slatie ,aid ,, party.
The Me.iccan Trouble - Some
Dashing eand a Lattle, Splas.,hing.
L'he nituatin, of attairs out the I.eti
cari truttit:r Is not oa s.itisfactury as
could be desired, auil yet nollhing
has transpired during the week to
asriously eiflact the stability of the
amotnire, or to teat the strength and
resolutiou of the plotters agaiust
peace and ordea..
Camnargu has prono;unced, and! it is
stated that frtom Rxeyonosa to Pliedras
aNegran the lamp of Empire burnst
linmly. Corttna has his itinerant
huadquarter. withiu twenty-five or
thirty mils of il.:roic Mat.ta;nrus,
hbut nothing dfliiuite ia ktsknown a.H toa
his strength. Thos,, aipimar-itlty bestt
iufortned do not hb,lielv- ha" ha, maoste
than a tfw hutldred t ,iowtrt. r l"roml
four t , fave huidrted Liu,-rals are tn,,t
inll (Ctargo under Paniiho,.) Dc Laou,,
frti Sata La 3[artiua. I hii.v tar
cotscriptltig anwl taking ev-ry 31xi
Cti thl y l t" ll n ly hi;tris tu)lt oi" tiLL.
puirp i,, it i- tan,-a. ..t 11 i 'lahig o.,
[t'lat isur:a,s. I iirit l a dii , . ii n
oil Satutrdaiy lint, and e.i,itar. d yom:a
hor-e blelongi. g t., oat uil tit,- a.ot .
ctnlatta.eCn; ji hl, iiiu he 3t1h ,,,t .
ltie a suitlar apa-atet- ta' ba p1 -
tIrirr . l :r: it it stii t, hat[t dis
applov d .,t ti,s, rt b ,ri,, lt, , %..1:
w ,r,l t tihe l tlag', p.apre i-t,,s. it , t h
la-ra beant 'aatana:.t-d. tht thei wili'
thtt he dt -iras 'ah,'n to c.i l:aite t,'
iakll K re , .l r lt' tlipat.
On W" l.Ut.ad.iy uight last, iabut 9'
a,.ak. a party .t" C'ortiua's in,tn.,
about tig~'.t rt sroig. in.it a dash n
the Irupr'ai.l apick,:ta, sta:iuaeOd at thie
ujiip-r a,ld .it ta, adrvi i tiihea in.
-aiaa tilw ,Of theo inetr a tttd as far
as that mnark..t ho,,us-. lTiy 'wtr-i
a, aptly r,.lUtl.-,l ,ant dlrivien oaut ot
townt. Sr. I'atutd, of the 3a.*xican'
ct'to:n 4a.1a an' two p, ilaatni
warta kiil d. L:,,it. atl. ILairigu,.s,a
-:ui ppo ,id tIo ;a au t,,'nantid ,d tilta+
patllr , w"a.,a ca.a r.td n: d ail l th1 , t', ,
la!-ing utr.lti.g. Tiratre1 mtoIa wiro.ra
aa:'t.a,. ! iay Lt' 1 tlnpeaiaai Ats. who
i't,taUlaiy w ilii, ,ra lava.-, ,har :l t ha
itA,- I
s 1a sa late. ,it at I :t.-a- a elre .a: e ca't -
1 in, ,ltr,": ,1 1h:."-, di -turanc ,
ti, , .-t-,cu, it v t,.: ty . oa  la:.rCl
ClubIs It CiiaI ji" 1l. ,, in ' :ie aal!l
:app :t. I' t ie s iat a a i-a t ilt
eh ,' ita. s ,t -1.st:,u , -. a, wel
,L I" ' . tn 'a'aI ! '.I.tt , aI" ia'.,- Atll a
a lt, ' c -., a.t.:."s a r a lt' ,,.. at ." ' t t, a Ih ,'
a,-t n A et " aa a t'un ialn, _ ia ,t itt
la 'a A , . ad tith c 'ty a t ,s ti. tat
',reo, that,. t: thi 1. ,, of t hing .I
ican I,.- h lu_ t a .. " it.
t '., . :di.a . i-a , i. al wak, .a i d d
ing , sa tl l''" a la t aaaaraal t. t.a.K '"
li.Ittar tit a, riaous laahht it t , . \I , .
uiIca ,i hip t ti,. 't la eye ut o; tta h,
!'tsits insp,.c'tng t . a e" d c:t , p:up ies
as tiha. s i.-i in tra A , .1i r'i .u.lL p ,t
ttau ts of tlh e city . 711'-av aI t tir.
bt,'sp ke coi idt -nc.. T"ili t at l ,t:A a
t/ion .,f crurteou, r,.".1.: _: r Lhi, p.'r
, l ' the} x.' .. 11 I ,t c U! ', >W HA, tuns:
it., e a)t l a (an ,rt'e-ti "t.. ,a t 1.a t lii i,, -i t.
him. It did nt. nour wall nt a,,artead
iny'thing iut d vtilonU and l , aliry t ,
th. authority , it-ia .thlaan, by thiea
Ce iz,..,n d S ti ,, ig twh-',.it' t, M at
anmor. . her,, antl ti t'r, a t '4- M[10arui"
,ioctrtin. diavata-,-aa exca .ptad.
\Vi" hbop. and tru.,t the whlta affair
will a,,,an blow over, for assuredtaly the
leadt-ra of this olOettlent irtast know
that cartain alafea't awaits themi N,
doubt xtltansive- plans have ibeta ar
ratgi:d tfor the captura of 31atauuras.
T'aking the hiiutory of the pas't as a
pr,.tadeut, it will iaot be at all -.ur
lariatng if tlit ttU e alaavolapei-ents dt ,
not imillicatt, tha Yankaaaa in this n -
farious sehb.me. Couli CortiA a tsk,
Ia,,-aa-,a-taiin of the river above and baa
law Mata.n'oras, and hold it, whiba
the Yattkaaap calnti up oit this .id,,. s,
as to tlank Niat amoras and stop trade.
two viary itbnixitus birds wauhla b
killhd by oni 'ary i.t-ill t--tant 'Cor
tina and th,. Yanka.ea cauld play .a
utulal gamtn, agat tinst ' lt anpite and
the Co(7ant-adraacy i: alt . ahaugh suai,
a mavemItiatt iaai% jo-at.ibly be ntaaita:t'
ilattad "lah thaaa w ai arto Itt bi t-
a.ti tlahi- tra bla it .atutta:t aaia'aa',a
h l "t ra'a-utis tr ttis c, a Clttsian art
ilf-avid',nt tt all wha know a.i:ythiig
about th,, aabs: ait, a itt tht way ai
bDth baAk- at ihe Rio Gr'andte. G0n.
.Mia a:al (Ga-,n. Slatughtar are not
a itslap.
W calad cauni.n lila' peopl&S a thai
interior aag~ainut any unnrieca-sbary
alarm. 'rhis movement has hot yet
anl''atfla'1 pa.-,:' a ,'Ia~n- .5a atnfiicatat- at g
nittldo to jut:fy anly very sarious
apIprelinsiotns. Probably before Ua
week rolls round, w canli anniulule.
that " pteace r.igns ih Warsaw."
[Ranchero, 15th inst.
Fr,r tVe CoU.IIIIIu Tiume.i.
Feed Your Arauy.
1n lia "' Observations upon the
United Provinces of the Nether
lands," plblis.b.d in the latter port
if the 17th centutry--..- 1-tw aboumt two
hundred yeals ago-Sir Win. 'l'en
pIe, baronet. R,ys: -' y lPer
;tapa a dliffr.-nee of diet mtay : ki
greater difl'efr.nce in menu's natural
courage than isc cunonly thou-ht of.
For cotrage uitay proceed in sorme
In-eaaiur frotm t.. tet,:per of air, may
be, f .rmetd hv dic pline, aurd acquired
by use, or ifliue-uced by opiiuon ;
out that which is more natural, and
,;o uLOrei nationial in soult: 'ountriesn
hen in othersc, sa,'i.s to aris.' fromi
ie bheat of stereng, i of spirits abouti
hie heart, which n iay greatly d.epend
uponl the nIeastre .adil thI. sobaranc,.
of fiod mn." are used to. 'T'bhi.im adei
a great phye.ictii ;tinming aH a;v, ' he
would mnake, any itrai a coward with
-t we.k, di.ting;' aln. Prince Mau
rice of Or'agie c'.lled fr thl. English
that: w,., t.'wiv c nn ou-, r, and h:t t.
a-, i. , sail, ' tit ir wn b etf in th.'ir
, tli,.-' fJ" a ,vy ,!d at:,, d,,-p,:rat.,
eCt toll.
'.'lai. may be the. reai-n why th.,
;.,utry i, n",=: pla, es ,t tit. wor-'.d
M. bievL 'r "Lla ::, p nin),ylt'i , wihs,"
very, lurh h ,i rt a,,il h.ear:l.i.,- f,'ol,
th ., ff ct " tt ,-;r p , r",t- . "'his ;
a ca:llu-" µb ti, as Vli '.n tu i arni cr n
in.nali'y ,. |England or.. go.,.rally
I. ,-e titan in :ll i r cal . ri., '-'
':,u,. '" :i.' ph uty al id ,i tit 'i ul.;
,f tint kin14 il,,t ti, . y al.. i a uih
•p 'ii i1. ls i r rbeut t:- d the r. taxei,
S.ndi ftire ý,rv :uch bfttr andI ftall.r
hai tH,.S. -If thel ir tank i. an:Lly oth. r
..,t i :,e. !',it i c,. f, n . ' :,d . , 1 to -
itant foodt . L,'t _,, fl ,ht. jAw ata ,14
dIl cr, atu.', he fi th i r.e I id , anI thi -
bh.'anti, N, 9. fin' ti i :LI. til:" at feId.
1i,,"n 1~i 1, to be t, re a:l b uI ; and.
' :1 rie c ,"n:r . the ti .rif ttn i t in:
With. mt i ,ati m tor to this fftct.
--, reira: ::'n cnclud,- that amn"g
ot alc.r c;u,, '' a ir lt  4ln ll i y ,I'
at1· v rte+" a r 1wtt 1-ll - '-i-n-.,
liet " ha, "-help,.d to dbase Naac!
iith an .cie t valr " . .f th. -utive I1t.
: ders41 a; I I it: IT.... ('i .ld
that v," i it gpirl , a.th in th te ,rt,
tiy, : d .- t n.t ,oly th",.r oft thi.
-pan:i~.- u:n,1 ,,tf ;ol rt,' led,, , aumng
the "uni 3, 1 " n- ,,.h - ir,. e-t-'n." . i
otter s liers tit n th r i t r ; but t 
in, gh.rs "of V ,altu i,.,. , -s, ils ng the
twnts t 'I.nitt, r?. a ir d ,tr Ni:n.e n
i t m i-, . piiiieieg o- 'i'h T ii. oi !.
an,,t'l u l., i t ,v iute : l l's'- . u as
ih" ie tig "n: ed bu.r' to iTi'c
ourtht a t.n, and. g lda ,tin n tl"oli . .
ti . m -t t" . .. t p r -vi i i ot ..rs I, .i1.
-th1 r N' 4)41 [. .t theta h v it 1t.i .:!.
o ., . cl i . ': ht , t' w ' h 1 ;.,t . d ths
na-c.., at ., th.-i t .li, t r. : in i atlll
Vii'1 -i i. n : 44 , r ,, g e: etit,. rv i,04
n.v -ion, ! id , il l . iid le." to 'xld: jt
the phy-icld capaci'ies 6f ottr w.a -
i, rs. d rhe anncielt Ge.eks under
ti,,,ld thi s, and so did tile R.ntians.
• trag, at. at  -im,.n is a gtd
thu',g; :ts a mi tte: of blMed, and boll,..
and imuscl,. it is just n i quite as
esst' i:tl to olur cmlns-t
14,thinig wtult do more to recruit
our ar4nies, and hold thee.n to'g ther.
than ut ampal prvi.O,, o ' n-. rsich
diet. It is all the bravey- fl.rws get
-their fhodl. Let tiitw-t have it with
out stint. Let taivernmt dny o its
tny, haid then alt the frids;d at
nuyhow-xuld at all hazardse ; lbe if
isted;'lIet us riespect the claims of
thl soldiers to food ! Again we say,
let the artniv be fd---fed well, and all
will go right. WIt.L WARWICK.
A Ter,fir Crush.-VWei gavie our
traders, a few days nince, a ~hort ac
count of the disgraceful scones that
occurred at the "inaugural" c.er.mno
nies at Washington. We give them
below a " scene from the the inaugu
ration ball "
The only thing which did not seem
promising was the fact that but three
hundred could b". comfortably aecoim
ulmdated at one tuine, while there
we-re five thousand pelCrsos to bei ac
couminodiated, and a laruge .tjnity of
th,m ladis.
About the hour of tw.lve the Pir'ed
Idential party were escorted by a pri
vate * utrncue to pi vileged plac's.
So,on afterward the do,'rs were op .ucd,
and a tiarong of mLore than a t hullnlln(
who hail collected at that end of the
hall, poureI into, the suppe.r ro,ni.
()I cours., wi,.n three perS ,ub occupy
the .p tee barely aitlicient for one, a
" crush " is thit, .enalt ; and th, ru:ush
whiich tfliowed can better be i:l i
i;,.d than depicted.
Bat tlis w.to not the wor~st f.etur,.
With that indee'.ncv oft' c,,nduct and
wYaLt of politeuens and etiq ttl-te
Shitch characttrizes many Ainricn.
people at t.bl ', and which i. th, c.:r
it ilt accitnpanti:ut'nt of a larg cr owd
at a public suppe:, many getnt.ttro,
and even io1me of Our own sex wh,,
delight to le .steeam-d ladies, seiz.,i
uplon thie 11rut orllial.aital and l:.att
.itricious part of ti., :t.tie Ide 'ra
tion . d ,i-inuiishi'd thetn, and cCir iiiw
the pi.eces off' in handkcrcreici- oi
eruislhe, thd,:n under f,ot. Then thie
ture tsuttutantial vianul Weire' hl'i ed
1tkewie. Luargr. di i,-. of choicv
awata, pat&'tet., . llt/,dc aurl j,-lli.
wt- .- carrit- d Are et armns into the
lain pr.sei'nt..d a v..ry ludicrous ati
trdte with a largio plate of oul,ktld
tongue., requiring bti hands to iold
it, no place to eit dOwIni, adl to way
ti, at it ! 11, looked the ptc., et' ot
d,1.-pair.
In lens than an hour the: table was
a 'wrek ; a few ,l'lalnnts not d.,
tr'oyed w.re roriv,-ti, awl the er'ay
of miiptV di-i.-- and the diebris of th
toast were, positively frighiful to bL
-'-.
Thu drs w1ir,- now wid_ op".n,
andti, hundrteds )f1 lates in ,legant
silks, satiis and velvi-ts, and g.tetie
':nn ilt daitry brualcloti. sat ged antd
S:ruggled back acid forth. A, feL
oubtaiu,-l" "Iomething to uet, aod.,.
i1rV liihe.. ani miany tnre only .t -
c-ed. I iin rui nog their toiolt.. Aa
mih wa"_ wa te.,'i, as" wa,' eatun. ru,'1
Il,: 'ver mu 't it huvss, bteL-n pr. vi-' -
'iti,. : .re 'h. an u~5t1 tih gut- W.an:
- ,Pr,.I. -. . But it t,.18 a p bliac eti'
"ý.,r wo r, nii insich atis applllu.,: d..t
aI.i I,, g t;,." ~a tle:,en who tiian
th, i t r" rioo tn, tlh ta t reltu:i l
:iat ti, , p er .wa, a di-.tr astr, aind
,ta . ".i s- n , i, ""i he.rw - p-. ut
11" I c:,,-,U wAt B P.i,.aully try.,,u ;
to ::;,r,:." .,ti cf .re t',r the tint., but H .ii.
i i ', i S, anti looked very
,hi; 3.t i i. s m1(-a plta-ted aciud grd'
tied, h e was greeted by the p".ple.
I1, wore a plain black alit aund whit,
I) i,tbtri'- the i.hoddy and petr".lia'
iatuil w,.re represented to a limited
dree-,; ; but "'oil " will tell very r-una,
as tt pretadsl v "ry rapidly, and .loth
it it ultrt'leqnt'ily tflakes t the lmanl
i'hutre wtere nt. however, any col
. eed peritns lpresent, as the Wa Iash
ngton Kecls'ionists insisted woukli
b,' til' Ct i":e.
We fiieel tha;t we shli ould be recreal:
t) our duty, did we lot ,ne 'nmlbct of
our paper o firth without s-aying
s .methit;it atttot the supply of brttetl
stufi. It is now alnisti certain that
Ithe high w'ter,- will destroy the crops
t th' R.d river bottotms, w hIle from
that source nearly the whole ,Govetrl
'mutsi passed. Ift, as is now the
case, with all thitat country to draw
frwn, this part of the country i5 al
most d,.atitute orf ecrn, how will it
it when, v t he lus. if a crop there,
we have that to supply from Texask
lh., importance is nit attached ti
t inS lttr thaatit demands 0from1 our
,,'hicia. and it dos ,nm that they
t-I k tn tie of whisky than they do
of brad Thlise grvedy monitaer..
that are taking the brhad irit th,
p'sstes it t 'lltyh l oni , ',ur civil and
nilitary rli.rs, that wil' 'nsuri their
hai't, ,, log as th, pies ,t regime
are in power, or the cry of zghtooul.
[dJmplocute. April 12th. .
Twelve o'clock P. N. is night, but
sahtpoter is nit _r.
Queen Elizabeth was gotd B
but play ,a monri,. 'iil voi acs a
*lmhemiir
The iAllowi ig, which we stake fiAo
the Freeman's (Texas) Champlon, I G
bt'te oo trtue, and e hope that when
this war it rver the people 'ill be
more careful how they rpace confi
deuce in that class :
PoLiTICIANs. - leader, do --yod
know the meaning of the word poli
tics? We will tell you: Deeeptioani
Yo, never net a tull-blooded politi
cian, but what he was a deceiver.
lii makes loud pronmises of what,bit
will do, if you elect hit to office, and
uses nice scothing language to the
dear people, in cnde voriug to cona
vince therma that the salvationt of thlt
country depunds upon hilsuaceess. If
you elect him he looks upon youl as a
stranger, and will brag to his fricu"-a
how nice he foolud you and got . our
vote. Ask hinm for a few dollars foi
a soldier's family and he is broke.
Theet greatest politicians are the. men
v- ho have always sought and obtaint 4
coitnm:neri,uts in -our army at oficers.
lThey have beeun promoted over th.e
heads of gallantand worthy men, and
tihe people have submitted to be
robbed and plndered, and do all the
fighting, until the politicians who
have worked themselves into cw wer
are satiated with blood. Somte on
'aid years ago that " War was the
time to try men's `onls,'-mnd- coul 1
havee added, " War is also the time to
develope character." This war has
-shwn iup the mrn wh10 had the
e'ffruntry to n~oultilt the stump, and
,easr.,gau the- people on the- subject of
thteir political rig'its, and that nearly
all those officers who, previous to the
W .i-l, were so constantly laboring on
the etuLnp to convince the people of
thie sP; e ritV of their honest licarts in
their cau-,t are aor., ntearly every
on-, of them, eniaged in the most
ic-artlecs speculatimns; for nearly all
oz this clalus are anxious to beeamu
candidates, fand will proclaim from
t, et -err:p, vit i. tht tnpttl.ettce f the
devil, th:t nearly all thee succet~'-a
during the war werd$'et:arly attribu
table to their vigilance and geueral.
'it1ip and the great sacrificea they
hava suffered in mott-y and health
tfor thel: sak,: of th-. dear peopie. .
IThe greatest liars auld t teeivers
ar. I o,eked upon as the greatest poti
ticei;s. The uanll who CatI mount
:se :unp, and in his sp;e:ecth to the
1:ia'i...- :t void truth flmlrol beginnll iing t
en' "eain, the pltulits ,i tithe crowd,
s-o.i t.eyv looking at one another and
winking, excliimn, " 'here's a marl
ftr you; I'li vote for him, sure!"
fitu lt :a man of truth and good sense
a;..ir,--s dl.i , asi,,v up their defects,
waru thrtn of the schiemes of the poll.
ticit,-, Land they will ya wn, and gap.
and drop out one by one, and all soua
:tss-tr.Lht d at the nearest. grog shop.
nxc(:lMing': " Do get us somnething
to d-Luk, for we i.:"-v,: beue dr:'~d up
le ,e: of the dullest speecheas ev,:
iheard. G,d Gol, boys, lid y,ou
ever in-.ar the like ? We dou't vote
ir himrt, sure !" Rleader, is not this
t -tere tru.: I '"':tu do not be led
:tr ; l-y pal ticiant. Rciettmber
that the approaching tate elecetion
is one of the most important that has
ever taken place in our State, and it
v'ill depend entirely on the, next Gov
rtllor for the saafe-ty of our State. We
trust our reade-rs will reflect on thie
subject.
A m nat important discovery hxa
just be ,n mm:ae in South America.
It is that the grewa riv-r Amazon haI
ilwen tound to be navigable- tr, ,u oune
ctd to thie otiler; that, in fact a new
r.-ute. has bee-i opetned to tllh Atlan
tic iiud Perciric. Phle Meoroea, a P,
rtyV iun st.ainer, which was snit: to z
Iplre tlche Amlnazn, has arrived at
M:-vr,o about tltriee hundred miles
tro Limtna. The 3Ioroua enavigated
:a ,re than two thous:and miles of the
Amazon proper, ant six hundred of
the Ycev-alel nld the lPatchitea rivers,
which, until then, had -eeun only In
dian canoes. IThe country is, of
course, inhabitred only by savages.
but it is u: woderiful utility.
Two pints mtakea qnuart, but two
bits make a qua:ter
lutdomnitv for htee past, -a- up.
5ecurity for the t'lecurte, jety eowi:.
-'er State Treasltrcet.
a).'1< t.lhto:r zT ( t, an i. L: ; ":el.
S !:.- lc'rtK" 0 ;ofhe Pc ari:h ,f Na:c.:
0:h, , ms a caddi at,: lot ,tate Tr, uerC
tu" the .n.nsuiug clc:ion
,c r. a b:ho.-ox,- : anai-i:c  R,.r
. . OI.IVE.. ,- a cn.iil .e fur -t.te
Treasur,'r.
Iou:l .na pq:p,,ra c,- !, [April 6 te
For Sal,,
i lt ii' ED AC'COUUNTS. 1eursoe °.t
.ilng to) pnrcha ,: at very roas on','.
r. 0eS. \il) 'l, ll f l a u tJla: ly to the Ldit,'r
S :-, p.per [Aplril 1i; wA-, t.
For Sale.
SC+ N EG1Fa, IY betwcn 13 ut" 1:
i- year, .t ac. Apply at thi..- flit
a pto-w,.ksw 1f
TO I .EFUGEEt.
F ? r1 -AL,--. trLnu and inml-,vemcnta.
situa'ti I n mileo fromt Sb " p, , . S
:ii . from} Moo-in"p >rt. and S ti7 from
Alhbany. This proaterty will be mold on
Inu.derate tvrs. or tbh usu of thu ita' a cat
bo ht.i at a low runt to any ont wh' will
keep it in good order. Enquire at tbhis of
ti.e. tA.pril 11. wstw tf
FOR SAtLE.
A FREUHlsupply e! Cream rlnaid L."tte:
Paper, Pe1a az.d navaeo peC. at; t:
t'udtt o'ee. March IS; ,,.w
SFor Sale.
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