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Download 1 File r - • — - ; — . A . _ ^ « 1 M . 9S ' M tz LOUISVILL 27, 1855 576. VOLUME 12. NUMBER 4. LOUISVILLE, SATURDAY, JANUARY WHOLE NUMBER [From Iks Republican, of Monday The Foreign Element iu our Population. 1 ) THIRTY-THIRD eaV&REAt. Hen. Tkot. B Monro*. Hors Killed Around the Fall*. Onr Washington lorrespondence. — The Menetary Troubles St. euls. at I cmJSZSZXg"** SECOND SESSION. LMISYILLE WEEKLY COIRIEK, appreciating public it not The slaughtering season with the exception of The reports from the census bureau furnish Tb# gratitude of an The announcement contained in oaronr Saturday’#Saturday's Havre, June 3. —Stales of cotton for the week is PUB1.KHED BY _ Thursday's Preceedisso jurist to the the house of Hull, Hunt A Co., has closed many facts of interest, referring to the foreign fe#o*fcuie of the suspension of the Banking House ef bales. loes due to the statesman end then Washington Jan. 13,1 1855. Wuhinstoi, Jam. is. *!. Page A Bacon, created a wide-spread sensation laIn At the Vienna conference on tbe Stfth, the os N. HALDEMAN. the foils. Atkiuson, and Ham- populipopulation. As of great interest just now, equal- A sueceesfai and patriotic General. A faithful puc- around Richard Air. CLaudler's his reply defence of tho Pope, and our community which was not diminished, hot in- Irian, French and English plenipotentiaries met, Srjiate.— r Nason spoke at length against to# killed their last hogs yes- ly to our K. N. and alien friends, we have letter lie servant, whether the legal forum or the legie- ilton, Riokette A Co., |y to the charge that Catholics ewe a fealty to him that created by the fact that If ess a. Loker, Renick k Co, drewew npap and signed an interpretation of their gov- of Mr Choate, and thought it was udecoroaa U*B|Ai» Oeunwr „ I d hankers, did not their doors. ernment’snment's view#views of re four points.points to tbe Senate. Du** hal has been the scene of hie labors, if terday. Hull, Hunt A Co., will probably kill coupledcoupli the following tacts concerning the for- is inconsistent with their allegiance to tbeirown open Ordinary busi Me The»» Austrian ministerni Mr. »'Dougin*1 "" said f . , . Cess was left to, the public un sser corneacarried aw, uehe had snwrrruconcurred with Mr. tSEStiZ* S ,k_, ,i,„„ D .. unattended and mind was _ methe HCtMMtodocument to "-a hu mu ml the finale the sea- eign elemente as it prevails among our inhabi* dj that they admit his right to interfere in •eerty lew. 1 N these labors have been performed with a regard 2000 yet, which will make of Gvrtaehakoff, rhoute in hi- view of the ab-orbed ( at flrgt> m tbe public calamity of the who wae in company with Counts law governing the institutes Fi* •: S nIo Ctwoi. om jwer. *w * ** the relation# between Is hie ewn integrity, e solicitude for the honor of eon. We annex the number of hogs slaughtered tants: subjects tnd their sovereigns, stoppage of Page k Bacon, and afterwards in the ^rnsian and Maonteuffel, ae represenutire of Pros- -“d ‘hoi. ^ht that the majority agents bed vtofo- citizen* j run l ted that law, and he defended the letter The Irish immigration is, as yet, the largest. The an( their governments, has attracted no which commenced on the.other Banking-bosses of Mr. bis count re, and the enlightened and impartial at the various packing houses : OFAlttflVvK skvt CftLkttS thb V * k I The Austrian minister Choate, and saw noth.ng in it German, which nearly equals, is next. Next comes little attention, and will call forth more than one of the city. explained the proposition to justify the c mease rAI n 1V AB c « I Parker. Hoe. administration ef the laws and the rights of oiti- reply. Soon after to Gortschakotr,Gortschakoff, and askek if he il received. the English, next the Scotch, next the French, next 9 o’clock, a. m , it wsa manifest that a he was prepared to Hall. Hast B Co... 7J.C01 Mr. C. ntierly run had commenced on cept them without modification. replied Mr - thought the resignation should ADTKUTIAIftt. sens, merits the grateful thanks of the public, Hisailtoa. Rirkotu B Co J'.tSo the Canadian, then the Swiss, then the Swedish, denies that the Popes ever claimed LarasLucas kA Simonds, L. A. Be- He replied that be ae- 79". noist bis inetrucuon* did aot so for, tf Richaim AtkiuMa 4£ after that the right to depose Sovereigns, as a prerogative of noist A Co., and the Boatman’s Saving Institntioo,Institution, go bat that his orders I u t .* « equally with then the Prussian, after that the Hutch, £22*2**- J .T^T’ W the the victor of many fought bat- A S White B Co wereore eniy®n to negotiate H r. Seward said tbe it oa the four reasons given for jj the Norwegian, then the West Imiiau, then the Welsh their spiritual power, or that they exercise any tem- and was continue I nnintermitedly, but without ^y. points,points. the riwiya Wm. Jtrv i BCo K,21tU’ The price por»I any manifestations of A fortnight was granted to him to tioa derogatory to the character of the T^Z~V:nL ; ZZL of freedom is valuelsss, un- Ownlor. Kionsird A Co X.SU17C.SU7 and successively the Spanish, Italian, Port agocue, power over those belonging to the Catholie unpleasant feeling, mntil 4 commanicatecommunicate Senate. K. L. Huffman U,«#> Church, in thia o'cloek tbethe usual hoar of closing on Saturdays— *°to bishia government, Min the meantime hostilitieshnsxiiun?* will The letter wm itnailv Uud on the table aLLcasa* less the rights ef pereou and property are BCo.. Austrian, Russian, Chinese, Ac. or any other country, nave that por- — Mow Albany ...ti mated ) WOO continue. i .e jn i il committee The whole number of immigrants in tbe Union is tion of Italy of which the Pope is the temporal when those three establishments closed their doors were ..-coed to .squire guarded by stern integrity and legal wisdom. ter®, proposed are l*gi-)atk>a wee aeeeseary The Total M0.4J4 2,244,G02. The largest number that ever arrived in sovereign- If he is right, then history has been an for the day, having promptly met every call of tbeir understood to be neither in reference to tho , *13 I bard^ard nor humiBeting.humiliating. constitution. Lucky Major Brerkiurldc*Breckinridge tailtoil efaf years, spent in the acquisition of that lota) lent year 4o7,4*7 one year was in 1852—372,725. The largest from arrant liar for the last eight hundred years. Bat the depositors. Other hankingbanking houses were subjected ”*** The RaseiaaRmwiaa interpretation, '*'**'- ; ‘I reform hii' issue is made, and the pomtpoint will be fully investiga- to something more than ordinary calls, and all isue- interpretation, it is said,(aid, differs from j wae then taken ap, sad The Hen John C. Breekinndge may eoneideraoneider kuowfodge *f The falling off this season in numbers, as com- any one country in that year was from Ireland, be UewWg. the prineiplee of our law.,lew., and in that of the ,f ®n motion, ooetpoued 1 157,548. The smallest number from any one conn- fedted in thetbe course of the dixeusriondiscuarion which has sprung taiaedtaiued themselves without faltering. Many persons V**.*^iBka*- net December next hihuaseUinself an especial frontsfovor.te of fortune The hogs In . ^bueingfcibueing the mind with pared with last, amounts to 126,559 presented i*®88** u ® diplomatic concert *"* to ext- mi the bounty and bill waa such a thorough knowl- try was three Turks. up,UP. and which cannot now be suppressedsuppressed. Mr. the notes of the Bank of the HtateState of I with the taken up. and a uu:ui.er fickie goddess seem, to have him under her shel- lhe neU w ht of the hogs this season there is total tlion- Chandler quotes from the writings of sundry Biah- Missouri at its counter and received specie for them; ,**?• ot smemlmenta added. odgeedge of earonr institution,institutions a.as to fit one for e proper «‘R The immigration is increasing a few . bntbut “11 “a **id that*bat a treaty haahas actually r Broodhead gave notice that be taring wing allow, adver- sand every year. The Irish immigration i* deertat ops, who have declared expressly that the temporal thanks to tbethe fact, that, in the most troubled ac:oally been tinnedsigned would to-mor- She no rode gale* af also e large deficit. • hough we have as yet seen administration T0 ri ' 1 ef our law., is not surpassed bv 1 between France and Austria. * m ce a so'.vitnte ing. It was largest in 1350, when 117,038 landed power spoken of was never claimed by the Popes, limesiraea we have ever had.had, that institution h §s never conta ning merely the - «* ‘“‘•rtere with . is high-hern dusiiny See- *7 the toil but one estimate, that of the packing by Hamil- never foiledfailed in a single France guarantees AustriaAustria's‘a possession FF»vwion» of the original biiL af e soldier', eampaign atNew York alone. The German is increasing and was never propounded as “an article of faith.” instance to meet in gold or silver all I of the cites demands it, tfoOmiHaima province*proTm.-fw Tbe Senate then sojourned. iug that by birth and aducauoa he was e Whig, ton, Rickette A Co. They have packed upward. largely. The emigration from Protestant countries Among others he the language of Dr. Troy, upon it, and to thetbe further fact well known I It u BBd#mooj lUt ^ ftf JuJ ^be ^ increasing, Archbishop of Dublin, who says, “The deposing to exist, that Itit has ample means at hand for any London Times, however, places bo confidence » from Catholic countries diminishing.
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