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II zosIl C. Baltimore Packets

Is ~ Is
NEW ORLEANS AND BALTIMORE LINE OF
PACKETS
his line will consist Of the following vessels,
which nave been built or purchased expressly for
tho trade, viz:
Sh'p seaman, Capt. Miner,
Bark Mary, Nickerson.
" Trad Ferry, new Stevens,
IS Solomon Sutus, Latham,
Brig Architect, 6. GRAY.
These vessels arc Of the first class have hand
soma furnished communications and are of n light
draft Of water, 10 admit of their rrcriyiur and
tScharging their carvorS in Baltimore n, the city,
ffe!ght WI! be taken for ports on the Chesapeake
or James River, aud forwarded by the agents,
Mo*srs CLARKE & KE.LI.NGG, at Baltimore
'Npcf'sas on goods shipped will! be advanced when
Repaired THc price of passage IS fixed st $50,
"Impc sirres OF The st quality will be provided.
S;eaHl up aud down the Mississippi Wi, be taken
| on all ocCssions.
| Eur 'Eci-ht Or !'lsH1g', apply 10
GEO. BEDFORD,
h"'-' % Benvil' c ST
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'Di.l';~ i'tirNI f.tl. A.,A:S-Ju.I ,e,.,r, !
per shin Mississippi, from New York, larae ms.
sormrn OF futeni Rifles and belt Pistols i,r Iest
mar IS GOSSIP g. Co. 81 charts. Un,sI
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GLIDELLS NEW WORK, &c.-Thc au.r;.a.
~ Lhslaad, by the auihoro "a Year in Spain" in
Mol Noble Deodsof Women, in vols.s
The Young Wite's Book, manual o moral raj,
Gus und domestic duties. ~
Just received aud for sale by WNI N,kE.v
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va 1,,,,,,.
~ C' lr mat the above mentioned disease is
qn'n. wen GU" Il !" my own S'''S'c'In, tor which
nuns H. 'i''' Hh moreover ''HS re- ''iH the r'-
v', nave !skh ',nN' NE i"'' '' 49, not lnr' my
I's. u; ".' ,,, INV '" H,llrf rs 'n
''s' ~ 'l,''' a''r WIN !" l' a. 'i"e i" Canal
H., =" '..'l''n '.''' ''"','','h S'ic''.' iii'
Th,v iii ,, ,,, i,, Nv. ~ :, w. ""'n IT,
~ ''''' =" '' LnIi% VI ~, ~, ~ nF,'.p"in'' ~
If a;ly one wants Ia 50, ,,,,. cuI -, " in ;ny;
JOHN DEAN
New Crl ans. Ec!, 1898 i;i,lljy
JUEI PUbL,suIIEH,,u ,y.,ptuy,H, ~
T.. +; J ,t.;.,
EOWLETTs T,ii!.i,*,!r INTEREST,"
HE7O VII 81, is II, " ;,;.,, T. IL, ,,,r,r. i.,. i,l
B tor o. cas-, n,c,'mi> for ;t,uu,, the ,,.
s,Org" notes Gi h. It, ~, hy Of "n,s vl,, ,,,.
chased at ,'; rent dates en- h:.;2,u1 c,e,is. :r,.
various rs; hrs,s ,si,I ana! ron,i,,r .i,, ,,
me In L. ,'e best Neat can he c"nriv w thai f.
cures can pr ,Iuce within r SAM, c,q,, send ,,,,,
and size "ttNV".
Ana uit:acncn, in TIE book is IN tx" ~, tn, il.ow
ing words:
'heh 'sh distinction ,'iS work has resolved ,h,on.l.
the ten &'>al'Ne acts l'ctxo /" c ,ii! pace is ave-
cnmncrd,tiun in itself 81 ,,r,y .,rl, and 90 ,o,r Ia,
si,c, III ts."nc Necessary more diam hy VA, nl ,L-
Ntrl'seinrn 10 @ivca coti, nsrd w OF some. OF it, no
Ter '''St:'rc, the Interest has beer, ,on
cd from, and comInrcd with! what is couyu,,n, 10 ,,r
'cr, SETS rt cA!r'll.onc examined in lin, rrres ,hi,,
t'e tin es, and pri,ch from t,rco,ync mates ,,,,,G
lhitylN-' II" h'rs, from al which il ,nnsi BE- evident
jIi,,r DIt II
tnl .! proc: in the riace) tina, The vc,k mus, he orh
meteHllN '''iIlhc, aud in confirmation O. this hr,ico
prcinnh "t Two hm''.e and tii,v dollars, i, now oY
cd for the detection Of AZ, error of a cr, in ,L
or filth edition. expressed in tao nr,t:.. GO
lawr yrcm'tns offered for the same error siurc h. ;s,
publication III the year 1852.
One q! tho mast conspicuous features oG ,h ,b,es s
in the arrangement of the Time anal A,uo,n,s ,y.,,
for expeditions, reference ,,id ,crsnic,;Iy viii, IL, h.,
ofhc side and ndcx cannot be cxcerd and ,h,. sa,y
t and ease with which the crcl can be fou, to The
extent Of general business william, ,,;nr or s,r,s
IS hes'ds convenience essential that in tiI, est u.,-
ton ~ksone oi 'ic most co;u,,e,cu mud nci,cl L,s;
and public Off crs WHO have m,r rr,,u u.r
of the work, il has been Distinguished h, tho onoal!,
iNei'!I.cn cfota 'mas:er piece An, considering
the 'n'!i'l'i''H OF the method originally adopted il
CONFUSING 'E:c wor< and The .xt,aorta,v u,,,h4r and
,micy oi'c examinations, and tests Of every edition it
las I'sss'in the press eow outstanding, the vhnIc j. il,
stereotype. considering, in She I. he positive arcrc,
,n-
! lu,uc La; lpru hrjd nv, ,,J ,, I.; ~ " ',
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~ . DUO T43 II. or I'd u
Northwnrl. Coming Southwark the time il six Lonr
less; being 5 dnvs and II hours


less; h"ing ) dnys and II hours.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
ANYWAY frrm 1863 C,ron,cle cornor of J!ev;,
q Streets on the night of 80 h of August, aud was
seen 'lc nsx morning in Poydras street, n negro boy
hnncd HAIRLESS about II years of age, nn,l 5 ,ct
or thcrrahnu's in lci black, aud has ~: nped
oh IN his speech, one of his legs is sore accustomed
by arc"cnt hurt; r had on when he wen, away whi,s
r.''oh or linen shirt and white cotton raltalouns
masters OF vessels and steam boats are cushioned y
E','hS' receiving or nrlorng said negro well as nh
oer PERSONS as the utmost rigour of the law will h.
enforced against them. The above reward will be pais
of dr'velhg him into of the tails of either OF tbs
municipalities Or at 1863 CarnndeIe corner of lcyi
.sl'' ---..- seps
No1lCl.-1hc corartncrshp heretofore visiting
i! under the firm of Dubois & Garrctson, mas beer
dissolved. The subscriber will liquiate the aGairs
' concern IN this city and requires all persons nAeb
ca |" make payment to him onlv, and all those avin,
r'"'mS, t" prrsen, hem for settlement.
""= at II CHARLESTON
CAPTAIN MARHYATT'S NEW NOVELS
R"Win The Rccfcr, by the author OF Peter Simple, g.
in = vols.
Cummings, or Winter Mt Sch!.ss Hatfield IA Lows
s., in vol.
Lord R"i'inm romance, by Allan Cunningham vc
Sheppard Lee. written Ivy himself, in vel-
d Compc"dio"s H'story 81 iaiy, TRANSLATED from
"r'@nnl Italian by Nat hanic Greene, in vol. for
'lng No. 70 of llarpcr's Family Library
Vols 3 & of the new complete anil uniform edition
of washington Irrine's U'0rks.
rogers Frfnrh 6nd Engfish Dictionary. in VOL ~
NnSenfs f,c"'h "md English Dictionary.
AL'o-A few more copies Of Co,nle's Phrcnolog
itv with chains, Billiard Balls Of 2i4 and - inch
t''"s improved mctuc Pens, yapnncd pupcrs, ae,hts
Just received, AID for sal. by
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VIZ, - ,,, - = soy xAoo'S--
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VIZ $m's",hr' haHiL purchased The lease snd fur
H,'uI'H "s we" "no"n asia''l'I il'nen', from Mr.
w. ~, ~ t"''Wi" VIII DC leos 10 receive W.
, '''s '' nehI VIII he 'olhd IN
u'e "''1'@'H'"'' o, me Ain'lSI"n House. New AID
'''"' I'.1'"'''VHS pA'iihS houses VIII be hul and
:, w. W. 't lL"'!r" 1T an hours. Stable
,r+, ~, WY" ',''"" ''"o'!'''aaI
"'''' ''' '' ''' ''F'"t'. ~ - fniH hHrs'S h't
ri''t va a. - t. :" y tor hire at io',"f"c ''i''S
f ~ ''s"',s ~ ''''''-' ''''
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W., W.! ''F ''r'i ISi,c ','"''o ANA ''''''
i he ln,II | ,..'~,., -, ~, i.,o avn con .,,
k'iowt to Hced a 'Hnst cr"d description Ee~. The
.o'N " ~ f''r"' Is we 'r@ 81 naval Stn,ipi OF The
'''rIt l III" genera! ronlcZvrlS OF the Cuff squad
!'' 't ''H'''f "' Is cnh' fc'fIS'i'" constantly DIN
.j,ts " ''.'' I'i','' p' '''' c"p''St 'fr'%S nom
'' - '", VI ''s az? an" 1''' ~ .'-'"lIhS
!: '5,',. "'n '''Ei 'G N'u4Nce ANA 'r"c"'! OF t'
IA nv" "a" ""'''9 o""'th" IN" LIS P:"N'hi'F
- ~" "'E' o',r ,'1"atT' eve lehIlc"a III" pre-
hh."T over a.! err n'f'S III 'hcSe au'id's, as II
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49, a. II ~ ~ ''"''" .'''S"roa a'u NO
" '' ~ u! r' '!'''II re- d IL III Ne we passengers
'''''' M '''N "'''''''a' '"''s' ~, ,,,,,,
,,,,....,, r., ,.,,, ,oro ARNOLD
~ li,r,,,',cn M,:,,;t,r to ,,rarc rooms far ,.i,
lnrs. van I'd irss the Ir"ilio1"r. at rcnsacoIn, or
1'r srA,i + Ia. ur The former proprietor u, New Or
can.
re FInfen""s.
~ San"rl, FsH, Nrtl'nlnn'. Is '!cAlpin ESQ, 1t.
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lGiRrER'S CLASSICAL LIBRARY.

\ / GRACE translated by Phillip Francis, ID ID. with
!" an appendix, confirming TRANSACTIONS. of v,rnu.
mi"'' Nc by Ben Jon"on, Fowlc,, IIili,u I,ry,o,
rope ADDISON swift thatorton, q WnkcGc1J rnr.rn
NV mn, Nr and s"mc Of the einincn, poc,. Of
tinl--nud i'' W.
r,i'EDRl' ;, with tho appendix Of ,;n,Iius tran,
"1 ~ ~, 'mi,I"P''! smart, "a? vols forum, volumes.
and l9"t "ilarprr's Classical Library
il!t Expedition of ltU hI'REi CiINkER. r.,
~nolict VI D. with II memoir of tn, \t,i,or ~, rL.
u" roscoe, hSi'' me-" 'i'li"n, with Illustrations bvtis
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', ,N;! =,
"onncrs to her friends and the public g"'le
ally that she Is prepared to accommodate them at
'r hhov" establishment, aUd hopes tr IN her
'xcr'icns 10 rcn'r visitors comfortable, I" receive
continuance of former thvots. She feels conf.
lent that persons VISITING tovIrgtpn during til"
llh'ner months cl"ot hnd better accommodations
than 81" afford ,hr"' On morr liberal terms.
Her hons" Is pleasantly stu 'i"d h"d we'll supplied
with every corvr"l.ncr; IT," bar - iurn,>hr1 with
the "'o't c"oic' liquors, &c !" short, she promises
AT nothing shall h wanting her part to gtvr
tire sAIsh.c'lon to all vino may l'Atroinzr the
iINSN>|rp' ami !, 'n',i""A ti'trI. J"3
iIOLLUN WARE. WOOD SCREWS, SAD
IRONS Ar
y.7IiE HOWELL WORKS COMPANY. No.
DIS Water u,nr r. eek r,,,u str,,cI New York
have received the vs.; .,,>,,u ,, ~, chr s,;,,,, y
rrcr,vinn lr,r,pn, extensive ,,,,o,s f., the snrl,
Of i,t. anoye uooLS. vhIcb NOW consists Of the
DIloyiuu assortment s,,itn H. to- the sol,hrru and
rcs,rr,, markets
IioI,,,y v.,r, oC ,uncrl n u91lity. rousis,;u, Of
AZ IN, -0N ,ons w.
p,;, - it},r ms. irr., - "a 50 y .ioue
Keats. i1..L lr.,., b. 10 - .,,.r.t.r,
.c,L.. 5.,,.. t-r,, b.. =, Is T., lions
r. ,,n,... t,v,.,,, : ,i.,!'-r,.., ,ly.-
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5 SEGUuR, NJ 81 Cnnde STREET, between
Duman and ST Philip, keeEs constantly on hand
extensive assortment Of boots aud urnuans ard
shoes, Of New York mnnul3cturc, fur nrn. women
and children Of AL hars, ,ynch he viii dispose u
1t very oiera'e rti",s.
Families This " qnnlaurc on eordjngn9 "r 'rr
will h I'VE ,tr;r WISHES ,irrudrd "a T. : = T. IDit2
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MAIL AKKaNGEn, EAT

MAIL. AKRANGEMEAT
a,r,,o,. Mil due Every Day at 12 Al.
N''1 u M""'1 Closes Every day at 1OI AN
u,,.,a~,. ,,a;, Due every Sunday, Wednesday
hy way Of th' Clns,s every MonJov ,vo,,o..,,
'0"S' anil Saturday, by 8, NJ.
mn, ,,,,( Due every Tuesday, Thursday, a
. ~ a. M" snmr'a, ,iy5 T.. NJ.
v" Closes every Monday, We ncsGay
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- " al lac Snh-'iI'tf~. 't:s t"u,lrrlI. u
ha nd large smpp'v,f ra.nri and !.iv"rIu-l rn
IN hnlk. ut superior qnhlHy, which rh"y of la!
/. sale III hts to suit pur,nas,
Also expected b. the first arrivals ff>nr Eng
land and The North, Cam i, G,high end P,arn
Mountain Conl broken and screened, pu, ~, IL
hogsheads expressly i"r family us,--a ct VIII c i,
they will dispnsr of on the most moderate terms
Orders lett al their Office, M. SO Dcl.vI..y ST
up stairs. will he promptly attended to.
ccts g. & A tNNLlE
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NO MERCURY NOR coPAlyA

".
A BOZ 7 six months ago had the misfortune to get
Il secret disease, for " llch have applied to Sc,c-
raj doctors for and they did care me- 50 now
on the above date put my~'lt under the Gaze of Dortn
lluct, and expect linn to me. Since ,ha, tim,
the disease got break otlt in LARGE ulcers
to the number Of six cgh, h LEG and all over
my iuco, and sore roiIt, and ubr to work at h..
present tint, Of the disease; large nlccr on
the right side "i the throat. am nu putin. my,
confidently ul!crh The care of jr. llur ii Paris
to be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN,
tct, / ~
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W l'llam Sfnlih lCu,crS his services to the Ell.
HHHS oil New Orleans n; a teacher OF the pinnu
iot'c. AIR ) having been rmplnytd several vcnIs
as teacher "i music in private families in 'ston.
and ais, At svrrl! al the trualp arninarIr$ in its
vI"IuIiv, cannot bat hope nrIi rhcr "oniif nee
lie IL riul'ttcd Ia r, fer to Irv D. G. ~, M,ss,s
Si"tsni Av.r., l1"nd, r<nn <, ,;airrs.
For '"fmS. &r please apply NJ lnc book store of
A'rNa' dc f,..,c". ~ C,mosi ur, ,
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TXCHANGE ON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 11-,4
IN by ADAMS \ WHlTA'J"
J20 a-0 e? ErRyi,rSt
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+ ", , "a. HAS, in cases-2o d e.. M, ~,
w Hats, for ale JOHN Ii GRhUA;I.
ppl 6
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4 ollS' Medical Bnnks--l.nuis on Pl.hisis. d.,
~ h"cd'etting.ss neH supply. rec'dby
TEA a rUWAE ~
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EXPRESS MAIL.

EXPRESS MAIL. -
TIMES OF ARRIVAL, DEPARTURE DISTANCE
Nc. Of the Express Mail, betw"-t McoiIe md New
lork-len,ing Mobile dailr ut 3 r. M. Northwar
New York daily at p. NJ Southwark. -
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+ RON, ~FEiI. * HEAVY GDODS-lIat, sqa,re
= mud bundle r1,r. well Hss"tt,,!.
Hoop, scroll ,lI rod iron, nail rods and llo,, h
H,,,,!ts
CAST, German, shear. }s;cy.,', spring, sheet a,l
Crnwlcy steel
ilo'!nw "&rc, cut AND soret walls and spikes
Zinc, block tn mia ave, eliiui Aluuvs sd, kettles
tlH,iu cables, ;'citolg, i,",,s
Us: '"y a trace Claims, tnrn mills
A'Nits, Vices, !i,l!'t Is ard h,'loNs
. Wire s'r"t, pi!, ;,.si i:.' i-,tt; shot
C'al, aud cooking slaves
An!ts, Rev !an,''s an! rr,rt spades and s,oveIs
Hook "n'' plate hinges, h,'''r ,rh window hooks
Collins i;irlS, elHHp' and ether axes
lar>s ava! >:a!!: ylrrlH@', lir,t,; :l,,d tainc
Bolt ai,' shc:tGiuS rs;,,c:; Naval stores
Paints, liuseed and sperm oil
A fall assortment Of hardware and slip chan.'lcry
always on an'l, an| which arc offered r sale ut whole
sale o.: retail, the most lvorphic TERMS by
MI Layton < Co. IS Oh t.rrur.
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Ntnn& md .IedicLnrs.

Is .-.vN~ an heated hmstir VT This ri,v tor
the iu'i'',r g! tran>acing general Which, "a 'G
DuI hu>'utas. liz, IS now Receiving Full suppl,
:" n 81 "rd !:ruu! rr'!'lr witch h" viii sell
on hhcrH 'crm- L" ci'v drug Llsis, aud those of
the lnr1"r, To- slrians, mere hans and vi 1ni,r>,
he VIII oil Iu.turtIr eats such have never be.
trr, been ii.rc6 This city. His Intention l. in
do n slrtcI!y lrnnimnrr business. HIS stock i'll
ht con, n.ri". md ~ a irw wrecks will re r,n
dr tor business. Al orrcrs iron the country, and
from mrr hanis OF /. c1'N rrCt WING such ord CT
viii b" promptly aticn"c! to.
:, Y, 20 G. ,n,r
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Cologne Water, ',rluin,ry. Nr-A .,-,,,,l
hrt'ie at r"'"grr, par up tXpr sSiv "1 the rrtHlI
trade; also the purts, + cnch r, riu:,,r,, tmbr,-
cIuL every variety ior the I"iet. tng ,l. hy
"ct2 REEFS < DI,ANi;
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IRE 9"d', Sr',!'i'z and Snr,t ,,n Pow de.s
asst Powders, hr:a. = whole so,,- and .lcr,.,
-" sum-" Tor yeast, IN rllsiHy bread, tuckwhen,
cakes, &"T. WV"
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T7'it. undersigned having RECON- ,.nc.J hu.,, a.,
as n!n2gI~r and Apnlhccnrv, in rhr STORE
Nn"" ny NJ cob or, a, tie co,nernf r,y,,i
ri'c' and Triton Walk, resp. cttullv so;rrao sh,,.
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b"''''S thrrv"sceni Magnetism Appe..e.t-.
f'aSa"' ana Gene pun gn,lye in tysprrs,a or ipd,.
4eSl'"h' nervous dehi!my, gidGiunss, hrndnch.
ncnns eruptlnns, nc,
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sideraiions will have no weight with you,
or that you are so lost to all sense OF honor.
We can never believe that the present race
OF Canadians are so degenerated as to pos
sess neither the spirit, the gaantry, nor
the courage OF their ancestors. You GER
tanly will not permit the inlamy and dis
grace OF such puslIanmity TO rest on your
own heads, and the consequences Of il on
your children forever.
We, for our part, are determined TO
live free, or not at all and are resolved,
that posterity shall never reproach us with
having brought slaves into the world
Permit Us again to repeat that we are
your friends, not your enemies, and be not
imposed upon By those who may endeavor
TO create animosites. The taking OF the
/ fort and military stores at Ticonderoga and
Crown Point. and the armed vessels on the
Lake, was dictated by the great law Of
self-presefyatlon. They were intended 10
annoy us, and to cut off that friendly in
tefcourse and communication, which has
hitherto subsisted between you and us.
We hope it has given you no uneasiness,
and you may rely on our assurances, that
these colonies will pursue no measures
whatever, but such as friendship and re
gard for our mutual safety and interest may
suggest.
As our concern for your welfare entities
US TO your friendship, we presume you will
not by doing US injury, reduce us to the
dlsagreeabIe necessity Of treating you as
enemies.
We yet entertain hopes of your uniting
with US in the defence Of our common lib
erty, and there is YET reason to believe,
that should we join in imploring the atten-
ton Of our sovereign, to the unmerited and
unparalleled expressions Of his American
subjects, he will at length be undeceived,
and forbid a icentous ministry any longer
10 riot in the ruins Of the rights Of man.
kind.
The president Of Congress signed this
address, and Messrs. Dickinson and Mifh
fin were charged with transla,ng and
printing it, and to send 1000 copies to
Canada to be distributed among the inhab-
itants Of that province.
To be Continued.
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EDITED BY CANADIANS AMERICANS

last found out the abode Of his captivity
she came TO comfort her husband with some
refreshments she had begged with bitter
tears but she was denied the pleasure OF
seeing him +; she was reproached as being
guilty OF crime against the Government,
because she felt for her husband, and was
ordered TO leave the province. How many
other victims were imprisoned in the dark
ness of damp cells, and died without ever
hearing the voice of friend.
Apropos Europe has not yet forgotten
the history Of The Iron Mask, that famous
prisoner confined in the Baste at the lat
ter end Of the reign OF Louis XIV. Well,
there exists yet, or at least there existed
when | left Quebec, a prisoner of that de-
scription. They had, confined him in an
apartment of the upper story Of the Jail,
a man of high standing as far as we could
Judge by some few chances we had of sees
ing him the sentry had received orders to
fire upon him if he dared to show himself
through the iron CRATES which fastened his
windows. Public suspicion in the Prov
ince, established belief that this unknown
individual was one Of those French gentle
men who, in the last troubles, came and
staid short space Of time at Quebec, and
whose mission is up to this day political
mystery. After having entertained you
with the recital Of SO many inbuman
actions, this reflection strikes my mind.
France which, according to English
notions, is the first despot Of the world
thought it her duty to spill the blood Of the
despotc Lu.ly; there is nevertheless a
great difference in the violences which
were committed at Pondichery and those
which are daily enacted at Quebec, which
surpass the former, as well in number as
in the darkness of the deeds. What shall
be the fate of the governor of Quebec.
Time alone will show.
(To be continued.)
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-07
From the Detroit Post.l
To be continued

PREsENTMENT OF THE GRAND jury OF
DETROIT, (MIcH. 1.-The Grand Jury,
empanneled and sworn, on the 18th inst
in the Circuit Court of the United States
for the District of Michigan, to enquire
into offences against the laws Of the Union
committed within the district, do present,
that under due sense of their solemn OBJ
Iigarions, they have, for ten days. been
diligently and laboriously engaged in the
execution Of the trust confded 10 them
Their attention has been engaged in the
investigation Of a military expedition al
lodged to have been organized and set on
foot, on this side Of the river Detroit, a.
ganst the British Province of Upper
Canada, part of the territorial domnions
Of nation with whom the United States
are in amity and at peace. That such an
expedition, feeble in its means and strength,
disjointed in its organization, not united in
council, and without specific object Of at
tack. did take place from this to the op-
posite shore, was sufficiently proved to the
Grand Jury: But against none of the
survivors of the expedition was the eviA
dence decisive enough to Justify the in
dictment Of any Of them. In relation to
some Of those who lost their lives on the
occasion, or have since ceased to exist, not
much difficulty was experienced in ascer-
tanning their participation in the unlawful
expedition Of December last: But the bus
mess OF the grand jury was with the living
and not the dead. Failing. therefore az
ter the examination OF sixty witnesses, to
bring home, agreeably TO law. TO any per-
son, the alledged offence of violation of
the peaceful and neutral relations of the
United States, they have deemed it their
duty simply to present the fact to the court
and TO add few brief reflections upon the
subject.
The organization and setting on foot,
within the territorial limits OF The United
States, or in their ports Of any military or
marine expedition against nations with
whom they are at peace, are in direct vio-
latlon OF their own laws, as well as the
law Of nations. Such an expedition is an
act OF sovereignty, which no set Of men
whether citizens or the subjects of a foreign
power, can lawfully authorize or carry in
to execution. 1t is an act Of sovereignty
which belongs to the nation in its aggre-
gate capacity alone. or TO the government,
the legitimate organ of its will, to perform.
No principle is better established, none Of
greater importance, than this, both as re-
CARDS the domestic peace and the exterior
relations of nations. In The early inter
course Of the United States, as sover-
eign power, with France and Great Bti-
tain, This government was often called up