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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

pEItiION viii he presented TO the next Legisla
"a ture Of Virginia praying the dscnDfinusnce of the
Ferry 'hp Potomac River, at Hooes Ferry in the
coun,v of King George ABR B. HOOE.
i,,y O2-JamIlD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

(ommfss0N and FoTNnfding BUSINESS.
EHAYlNG purchased OF Mr. William NJ Harris his
HN Warehouses on Tic Dock. offer my services
ms customers and The public generally for The purpoee of
,ransacting the above all lis various depart
menls Frommy knowledge OF The business while
npcred with Mr. Harris, Hailermyse that satisfaction
will be given to those who nay cnrust their business 10
Liberal advances made consgnments, when reqnr.
ed JNO. h. BCSilER
July 90 22-w4u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

lIHnN luz CbUiiSSi.
(FrGm the Richmond Enguirtr,
July l6.J
"Thn Berke,ey Editor thus re-
echoes tn. spirit Of the Wig ar
ticls-and nppli,sitlu Mr.. Rires.
Ito cnnnu, and will not support
Van Buren'-aLd What say the
Conservatives 10 this declaration.
Aud will they still 60 on i1r Mr..
Rlvcs!-We will nsk this ques-
i,cn To the very end Of the chap
ter, Notwithstanding Tho Wing
and the Consefva.Is- presses may
still charge Us with ecaxiHg hem.
But 'ono man may steal horse ,
says The old provefh, whilst ano'
thcr may mol look urrrthe hedge
llfwe only tell the Conservatives
the truth, Why We are eoo1iRg
them; bat the Richmond " hig
may tell them without shaufo
and with perfect imPuniiy: you
owe your seats 10 us--you were
elected by tho opponents of the
Administration ; surely, surely,
sou will be true 10 ~, as you
shou.t be-leiH ppu nofi'n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

company OF United States troops were transported
by railroad on Tuesday las. from Cci!:se 10 Trenton
distance IF $50 miles, in twelve hours. The facilities
hch railroads furnish for the rapid movement OF troops
in lime Of war; give immense value 10 them IN ma
tional point Of view.
Baltimore md Ohio Rail Road THE Mar'insnurs
VA Gaz-tre of Thursday soys-The cohnac'S nave
hren awarded for The construction .! the Man n'ao,
through its whole course in Virginia with the exception
of The FIRST section being that nearest Harper cry
which understand is not yet defnlivey located Inc
work will doubt be menced yerv soon-Hos' pro,
badly, during the next mnnth HIr Knight, the ch'ei
engineer, and Mr. Larroe the ngneer oi Location anu
rruciion pissed through tow yesterday morn
ing being engaged in The final examination OF the ioca
ton through Virginia a number of Other engineers
and contractors and persons connected with the wotH
also rpon tho around
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

The Pendlelon Messenger Of the 18th instant says:
awe that some of brethren Of the press are in
cred to do honor overmuch. in surprising that the
opinions have expressed The subject OF the next
Presidential Election indicate The vie of Mr. Calhoun
on that question. Wsknow nothing Of Mr. Calhouns
opinions the subject. except what may by possibility
be inferred from his published speeches For all that we
have said alone bear The responsibility having held
no consultation the subject with MIR. Calhoun or
any one else With that dslInsri sh'd gentleman, We
have in general Uhough not always) concurred on Po
ca questions. but the Messenger is the index Of no
man opinions bot our own
FIsHIsG VESSELS SEIZED Two fishing schooners
have been condemned IN the Vice Admiralty Court at
Halifax Tor Whaling The treaty between the s. and
Gres, Britain. by lrespassIng On The fishing grounds
be longing TO Her Majesty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23
MA RIAf,l,S

M"ne. By tho Rev. John Van Lear, OF the Presbyterian
Church. Gyey the othc Hon. DANIEL smith, ~ r coun
~ the 2nd ins Mr. ANDREW p BEIRsr, Of
I.onrot county, 10 Miss FRANCES Z. SMIIH. -
Married, The morning o Wednesday, The l7h Instant by E'
dc JaIes Taylor Mr. JuHS LAuGHrus, to Miss SARAH aSH
Cock daughter Mr. John C0Uk Gecrased all vi this Guy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

Washington College, Lexington Va.
july 23 22-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

How does The wise Washington Correspondent of the
New York Times make ont, that"Mr Stevenson is now
connected with The family Of The Editor OF this paper:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23
-. ESQ, Petersburg.

~, --nrpunncan ayers, mat II DOES
..ym Know who Mr. RYes will vote for, for The Presi
dencyhyt IT adds. that 1--WE very well satisfied Of
one thing and. that is mho tarors The SAB Trea
sury uiU srer r.eere The support Of W Rtres TOR Tie
pr:sdenru We have never asked Mr. r. if he intend
al 10 vne for Mr. Clay; if he intends 10 vote. The
editor Of the Epqurprw be as likely 10 hear of il as
soon &C shall lin nlher words Mr. Rves will ever
rote for Mr.. Yam Buren, Away win al! this humbug,
gerry! LIE, the issue be between Messs Van bu'en ana
CLAY. (and the C. r must know that it will come TO
thai1 and Mr.. Rives will 60 for Mr.. Clay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23
.S,lfDpfenee.


The Winchester Republican has answered both our
questions in the sfrmaoe-tha' is 10 say it admits that
openly prorlaimsd that one Enquirer INTENDED 10
eorne its Imposition to single measure Of ne idmt'
nisiration and rovid no. svppor, Mr. Ross he became
And sdy,Ts R;pgs ssG. fs1i S,, T1'
Rves is las he ought TO be) he decided opponent of
Mr.. Van Buren, and like sensible man, willing to
his office 10 the hands Of rte Wings or 10 The
hnnds of any other honest party who would rather Snk
with their principles, than suim without them
This is enough II settles the whole question oeween
US II refues every sophism which the Republican has
uttered every charge which il makes against us upon
this subject. How any of sense or fairness
blame Us, after these two admissions for HE course
which we have adopted? Why blame us for going
soains, Mr. Rives differing from the Conservatives,
when we took that after having distinctly chalk
ed j, DOWN. With what face can the w R blame Us
for abandoning" Mr.. Rives or any Of the Cnnserva
lives who to abandon the Administrations and
form coson with the Wings We proclaimed the
rule which lay down for ourselves and When the case
occurs fer carrying out re arc 10 DC revso Tor dong
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

Now. who would recognise in article The carca
turc Of the Wing?
lin The same No of the Enquirer, observe The fol-
lowing misprn': +" II is in that the Charlottesville
Republican asks US, if do not know that MIR lsves
and never will support these m'sorluhes, =
.uist1rtuaeS ought 10 have been "msaSurts }
Agarn--lhe r big has lately attempted 10 make u
rou, about Alfred Hocker. Western Postmaster The
Globe retu'es the charge of his bring deiaulter The
Wing rePubllshes III part the article run the Globe,
along with the follow from Rockers letter OF
resignation Of the lth April last:
bp contractor has vet called FIR The rece pts Of
last quarter but whenever he does the money will be
promptly paid over and should there be any balances
arising from calculation any former returns.
the moment am advised OF the amount il shall be nd
jusied
The Wing then moraiises as follows:
This is the same old tale Of Harris, Linn, and the
other pIunherers OF the public. They have used the
public funds for private uses-they have heen uniortu
nate in their speculscns. but they vii, pay Yrs. pro
misses are plrn bIackherres-hey r pay, and with
them the Government musi BE- content "
Now. why did not the Wing rrpubIish also from The
Globe the following seniance which succeeds the
tract from Hackers letter?
Mr Hock.r had paid 10 the contractor quarterly from
The time oil his appointment and the Odd April. paid
tie proceeds Of the preceding qunrtsr alluded TO by him
The proceeds OF The month uf April up 10 the time his
successor took possession, about S26. and any
which may exist IN The balances Of preceding quarters,
constitute he whole amnun, which can by possibility bf
due om him To the Unlied States So far ir IN bring
delinquent public officer, he has ptrnrnrd his duties
and paid The proceeds Of his Office with The must
creditabe punciua!iy
The Springs We hear IRON The Amelia and The Fau-
quier Springs that the season has commenced under
auspicious circumstances Visitors fncking 10 The
Fauqupr he Sulphur al The rate Of ~ 10 % daily
among them, Judge Wayne (of The Supreme Court
of The U S and his family, who were expected 10
main for several weeks.
Robert Camm of Amherst gave some hot shot to the
Editors Of the Glnhe and Enquirer, OF New Glasgow
on The 4'h.- Prodigjous! Was his the Sage, who
in The II of Delegates, ard graveiy moved, that
lie NH hp itssnip god
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23
Extract Of Lene, from P.rry eoun'y. alabama.

M Steamer had arrived at New York, as late os Sa
turdaY ErcpinO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

After having gone through few eVolusions, The
Guards formed in front Of the oroiois when The
Rev DR. Maichstt delivered very appropriate address,
and concluded with prayer: then DR. James Simmonds,
Lieut. of the Guards read the Declaration Of ntPpend
in very orcbe and impressive manner, and pre-.
faced il alsn With pertinent remarks. Tie whole
company then sat dnwn 10 n,nst excellent dinner,
which was served up the ground The cloth having
been removed and Captain Downing appointed 10 pre-
side. and W. Z Jones Secretary, The following stnll'
meRis and icests were drunk
REGULAR ToAsTs
!. The 9TH Of July: May it ever be consecFaied 10
n"bler purposes than party dissrnsi"ns.
The Memory of Washington: We shall never again
behold his equal
2 General Lafayette: Americans owe deb. of love
and gratitude, which time shall never efiace
d. Thomas Jefferson. the aalho! of American lnde-
pendeEre: Virginia will ever hold him in grateful re.
menlbrapre
3 The Fair of Lancaster Equalled by few, surpassed
Ivy none,
"Aud Nature sWoars, the lovely dears,
Her nUbrst she cIusses u:
Her prentice hand she tried on man,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

IFHt COT S-E yEWtHt
T" Capt. Samuel Downing and oIhers.
3piy 3, lc39
concur with Col Hurcum. and offer the same app
logY Tor not attending. I"tra sincerely.
ISAAC CURRELL
II J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-07-23

Robert Camm Of Amherst gave some no, shot to the
Editors Of the Glnhe and Enquirer, at New Glasgow
on The 4'h. ProdigioVs Wos this the Sage, who once
rose in The II Of Delegates, ard gravey moved, that
..This Union be low Glssnived"2
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1839-12-07
ARMEE DE LA FLoRrDE.

Dep | quolques mos ies ma aides, les
prfvaa ions dc tOufe espoco ~unxguslies sent
A,u,nis nos soidnts daiIs lea Fiorides, dis.
sentiment notrs HrmAe; ~oficiars Ut soldais
umbeni chaqno JOUR sicti,nos du tl4au sqai
ravage &c %mnIheufeux pays. Lo com,
uiandant en- chef hi meme, 10 general
Taylor, a GG ntteiDt. OF ! la date do NOS
dernisres noaysi'es il n'etan pas encore
rktnbi /.
II ftni connaitre 10 torritorc EUR IsaueI
gnerrajent nos t~r0ares, polr 50 faire une
idfe csacte dos souf1sances lie touies sor,es
q%u'eilss ont ! endarer. Dspuis q~ieIqass
mods snr,out, cs ne sont que des marches
pknihles ~Aitravets des bois ct des maffais,
u un col bourbenx ! nos soldats mt
quelquefois dc rcau jusGu'A d ceintare,
ct s0nvcni III arriyent apfss IN Jour de
marchc, si sxttnn6s do faim 81 do fatigue,
quill no lcur rosie plus mane asscz do
free paar dresser loars tenics: at liz. pas.
sent sinsi Va plupait d. n1ita cpuchG,s sur
un terrain hlmidc, sans attire chose p ,ur
10 couvrir due lenrs vetements w,o,iiles.
~ dependant lie no 70 %plaigncnt pas: II
endurent tout, ID fai,a, Ia fatigue. les ma
ladies sans %tnnrinurer, sans dctnander
settlement don Went qa'on les envoio ain.
81, inntilemen, peni.stro, Ala MIR, CONNIE
IN bD6fA 10 bodcherio; car cilc doit aire
bien affreuve pour eax, cst,e tnpri, dat.
fani plus o~ffrense .qb'eilo est cans gle,re.
Deia plusieurs regiments ont ca pres.
que an6antis3 des ~afiicicrs plein d'aycsir,
10 colonel Thampson entire autres, ont suc.
cndnb6 dams cete gnesrc sans que leuf
inort tut ntile ! Hour pays; o, pourtan t vol
Y beint6t hcit ans que cote guerra dure:
que dc braves n'a-t'sle pas noissonn4s.
que Dc milIilns n'a-t.e.le pas enaloutis!
-. .1tcile.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1839-12-07
Pans. Is Oct. 1899.


CYL f,nt aiouter fyi a. 1es hrui,s eui cir
culest depths plasieprs joors, don Carlos,
en- demandant ses passepor's, aarat SOU
lsy4 dams le %conseit I'M debat serleux don't:
on ne prsvoi, pas tissue. NJ. le PRECEDENT;
do consei, serait davis qu'on laiss al pet.
ne liberl6 an p~r4'endsnt, i,isn que les ii g
les servi,enrs de CO dernisr nous aieni APP:
pris qn'l ma pas renonce et quill ne re-
noncern jamais 4 ce tire. Les colleagues
du marechal Sonlt penseraien, Nj confirm:
re ou'n fnu, nttendre NJ moins ia pac'fcai
lion complete do rEspagne, q tant quiz
res,era dams ce pays IN etttnent do gnerre
civile, on ne doit pas Iaisser adon Carlos
Ia f.culiA de rentre.enir. Go perait, ajon,
te-'.on, la pen-ee dn marechal qni gasne-
RAFT du terrain dams la discussion, ct cesi'1
pansks a.-~;. i'nnp,,i dc. go apias cn"ss
etrangeres. =:
Plnsieurs ionrnaux viennent ce m'il't
| en- aide a Ia portion di cabinet qnt fa'hi't:
| IT vote; comment lie envisagent caite ques,
ton aui ne devrait pms en- etre unn.
Ga lit dams lie Steele:
.Lc p@ouvernement a envoye ses agen'
| en- Qneiqae spti0 po''N
don Carlos i la frontiere des PyTeneea
ces agens FONT condniia Bourges; IN aldo
de. camp du nar6chal Soult q eie depect'
anpres dn ~prk,endan' asec une m'ss'o'
expresse, qni doit ayoir pour but "u1ant q
weller sur 10, que de s'nssurer quill es
,rai,k ayec ,ous les sgards dus . son 'nfof
tune. Une sorte dc garantse a eif par I
donnke olncielIemept aPEspagne que dol
Carlos serait mis- hors d'Esat d'entreteni
on de ranimer par sa presence Ia g"err
~ciyile, tan. que lie goaveruemcnt cons'ii''
~tionnel aurnit 4 lutier sur queIque Poia
~contre les handles armees en- son nom. R,s
venir b%rusquement aujoard'hui sur T.
measures qui ont etc adoptfes; ouvr'r !
passage a don Carlos sur Ia somnnation d
cabinets absolus quand on ne ia pas y
par respect pour la liberit; Sc re'nesfE'
oonr ainsi dirc a la discretion des ennens
de rEspagne pendan. que Cablera 'esis'
ct Sc signaie encore par = 15'ganda2
5 dams les montagnes de rAragoe. celia
: paraitra nj consequent nj dignc."
: lie roi des Francais =, dit-on. acce
4 t6 d'stre arbitre dams Ia qnerslle souies'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1839-12-07
.1Ertniis dea .Lournau1 Franrai..l

La Iiste do IN marine anglaise, 9TH
cicIlemcnt puhliee le Ter. octobre conran''
pr9sente rs batinen,s 4 yapenr. appafte.
nan. d ccite marine. Dams ce nomhve y
son, ell ~construc,inn, 8 sont dfsarmes d'ns
divers ports ct cinquante nenyf ont des des-
tina;ions que cct,e liste fai, connafre, en-
meme temps qu'elIe dome lie ION ct 'e
grade do ctacun des officers qui les com
mandent.
NJ. Theirs, quai est depuistroia joprs
a Paris, en- va r%epariir ,rs4.ince'samment.
Aims, que Ia d, rEcho du Nord, CO nest
pas d,ns un hu, poiltiqae gull est vena
dana Ia capiiale. II est t%onjpnrs absnrbe
par son Historic de tEmpic. A propns
de ce,te n:stoire, qui asanre r%apidement
sous "a plume. on nous rappor'e un mot dc
M. Thiers: I'll ny await que Carrel s'
moi, di% -ait-il. qai pu-sions tcrire F7hsfo''
redeI Empire. 81 C,rro' await pu 'vre
son prrje,. ct cette historic, Jaurais
renonce b ie faire.'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1839-12-07
$40 dc Dcnsc.

l. 4 etA vele dsns Ia rait du 90 Au 20 Natsm-
Il be an CeIiaes do Eainn Roogc: I'm F,ssif i
le,x c,,ups por,ant Ia. nna dc iepage, ia %earuiit-
70 est ri argent d'Ailelnagnr OF sss In crosse IL y
a uae butte pos les capsules fermds par une 60
guile srsentees. tfne s.Aife de- Pisihieis d bale
fpfc6a, 10 tout est neuf. Tine MONTE ~d'argru,,
nysnt lfs chiffrs ties henres IN relief; lie plus, uns
ftediugotia volt bouteilts ei un Habit hIeu: IN fsi.
let tie lgjns tout 4nvpf: { ~hen,,srs. Moucho,ss dc
sole &c. apesi deux tsiiets de $40 dc In BAYOU.
de Carinli,on, un do. ia $50. dehx d. SO ct IN
de IS.
Qnicnfaue rapportefa les dts 81 jets volAs 90 f.
"a e%onnnissc ies yols,rs qti on, laisse nne paire ae
gfos aouiiefs de ,aEse ~ coulsur fa,tge don't IL gao
setft'fs FRANCHISES; recsyfa Ia res,,n,p ei,s~ ci.dcs.u,
en- s'adfeessisnt al Priaeipsi ~ nit College.
teeembrc 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1839-12-07

10 ticns yotre bras, ID sais paffai.e,nan'
que voas fies N. Dy6-eponr quo Ia
partie soit tgnle Cd Is. e vous dirai
que je suis Y..... al du commerce. de
~. Pee. vuife crtancier, porleur dun
Iugenicnt qni vs',is rondamne par corps 4
lni payer II mansuni dune ccrlainc Ie,tre
dc rhange.-Msis r'est infame. monsieur,
on nc pe,i plas vivro i Paris, Il n tiher,f
Indisiduel'e n'dsi pns respecttc, me ne MI
tnilie0 dc nos piaisirs; ct le jeine homme
s'apptetad ! faire du scnndalc, lursque In
gards do commerce. Ut son ami le debar.
deurs I'aolncnsrent dams 10 facre. gui,
7Trt nsSrc71.s Tacai7s Il Il a7f-a17snr -
tlnittereat lsursEnmargo an'Bp,as III i.
voir assure al iisaIlaient cux ne tne. f.i,e
ies densreiars pour quo 80 d6terrian ne
tat pas longiie.
M. d.. atl6r6 do Get <yknefncnt No
~ que r4t''isf ces tnoiss 's~lMai~-J'nurais
90 me lff'sr daln Rvtert-M acuirc.'
r1rnATHE6 E1S1<1as1.r1eaS.ss
Chaqac e1oxd i sos, temps, is fhGAire
CONNIE partpuf AiiIeurs. Her c'4snt Tn.
g'ioni qoi faisai. les d4lices do Ia coor do
vienne, Tagliohi don't Ia danse i4eaee,
grarieuse Ell s',rtouf III Jamie ii lien fate
atti ait NJ theatre r'nristocraiie nuirichien.
ne. On dit np4InA qse Nj. de- Metternich
....Mais revsnon ! nos singes. CT nest
pius aujaufd'hsi paimnble dansense qni
fait r'admira'io ion do Ia Kante sociei6 de
Vienne; non. CO nest plus ellie, ltgsra
sylpbide ellie s'est eny0lte b 81. Peters.
bou.g, ellie est alice d6fider 10 front sou.
cieux de I'antocrnte Russc; mais " y0us
snvsez grand Dieu!q, IL remplac4e dam
les bonnes graces du public Vienncis. En-
vfritG je nose Won Io dirc:-Ii fan que
ce public soil bien ipgra'. bien pcryprs,
fu'il nit bien mauvais gelt snrtoat pour
lopblier ainsi do jour an lendemin Ii dan
.e''se dd monde j. plns gfsciease, pour
les garnbades gro,esques dane co%,npngnie'
de singes 10 mo- est Iacht; oli one con.
pngnle DC singea, reeoit aniourd'hli les
nppiaodissctnen's fieaGtiaues de &c me me
parterre aui ec'a'a't en- bsayos deyant Ia.
glioni.
Ceci nest point On conte innentk 1 plai
sir. Les singes, que nous loarriorss nn.
peler les singes savant.. ont teileinont 81.
sEiult WI O0 4Act'cTuGD VI SOU NUgUkte
maitre, gu'nn nouveau theatre a 6.G con-
strut ! g,anh frais tont express pour eax.
La scene a vinH pied- de long sur qainze
dc. large; les decorations en- soni riches et
nombrenses; r%orchestre est compose Do
mueiciens cflebres. II a meme etc question
d'engagcr Mr.. do erio,. L'empereur ct
/. s,.aia,~ ld iBB9s 5yy ppppqhn seqpaAsalR na ! uanisr
Ia troupe. L..
Les scenes que Pom n yues avec le Plus
d.enthonsiasmc. son, celles .qai reprt'en-
tent les bataiIIea DC Lripsick ct de W"'sr.
loo, on dit meme que IL b,paae our en-
~plissait 10 Tfufe n, general W~etlins'rn Sc"
est 81 bien acqoittt Oil a%Afeappe'e nprss
IA re prt.rn,asion an milieu DIES trnsos "'a
general Wellington. = 1t que sa majes,e
impGrialA l.fa fai, cadeau d'uno masa'h-
Ia e1f ta6Ts pn1e daIl &c cachoT s!1a.
me ne avec an'snt dc soins qie 10 res's
Ia main aui ,aursne unsp1i DE- Ia robe. ty'
pIus raser ! CO qn'e'leseui cacher qua Ii
homie ~sertuease qui lie lui faii c%acilcr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1839-12-07
Afsfez vous de robert Macaife.-O'

Msfez Uous de robert Wacaife.-On
r%emarquail dimanclls dernter au bal Mo-
sard, nno ienne fill qni portait le cns,u-
me de Camargo. 4faeait distingnee sur
tou, parce que, qabique senle ct sans ca,
waller, ellie Sc meiIit Aston,es les danscs,
sans raraiire c~raioDrs les fatignes du len.
demain. Qlelquesheures !sp.es son en-
tee az bal, ellie f3 poursuivie par un de-
barbour gni ~s'attaclaii a ses pas. Four
ration, sans diffia nltpn, dire que SEES as
siiuiies n'e;aien 10 repoassees, qu'eIies
| ktaient meme encgrae6e52
am.,saienf les speSMears, T0fsqus la post
lion vim, re- compp,ser par farriste Dun
Robert. Mscaire untplei, gni Sc init en-
,,esure DO @eisnuteI al dehar5cur le bras
dc /, hell. Canarb. Mais, chose surpre-
nante. ce rival, s,tteca sans omhruge; on
c,rnosa Eacilemea, Fun fnt le cavalier &c
droiie. rautre Ie s~avalier dc gauehe. La
halle p,rrissa;t eha rmee de ses success,
allie les mi, nsme l prof; car plasieurs
G,is on f, dos yisses au b lffe.. Beauccup
etaient insrigues it %voulaien' saso'f gu"
mon, ,ont celia f;i;rait. L'klennement re
double, on vol, ldCamargo gutter le ba
vers les einq he,res du main en- comp"
gnie de Sos deux adoraieurs de renco''io
lie meme facre es .eGnt tons les 'ro's, e
I,on Sc rendit auf Freres- Provencaux. La
nm souper conplst fat scryi. I'm obserya
,enr es~perimentl aurait fait .alusieurs re
marques aui rehssenl mis- dams Pembai
ras. D'abord, ID bsile voalui garder so
masq,e pour sosspef, ct les denx aouplra.
n'insisterent pas pour connaf're leg 'rae
de leur consivc. IS puts, malste leg :
mees du champagne. Ia bonnn hafmon'
ne cessa de regner entire les riyanx. y"
di,ion fnt payfe sans cxamen. Le rep
etai, ini; aiors "a Camargo otant son ma
!. que: iii me reste a sous remercier, Mt
|. %sieurs. dii-elle, Ell q vous dire que Y"
etes dc grands iobards. car je ne su's P
...." Vons en- s,es TN auire, mons'e'
e rtpond 10 Robcs, Mac~aire5car depuis q
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~sutclDE-Un Irlnndais no'nuf Oliver
Carey qHn, II y a environ TN mnis, sc ron.
dit coupahie d'assassinat sar. le nesrc vii.
linn Harrison, ct deyait %canparnitre hier
pour co crime devant !e tribunal de New
York. A et6 tronvE samed, pendu dams son
cach4t. II await d'abnrd ten'e de %s,onvrir
i'artAre Al moycn dun .peigne fin. OF les
blessares hprriblos gull portrait . ~ gorge
ont ihtnaigne de Ia persistence avec Ia
auelle il await lutte contre Fimpnissance
de CO singu'ier instrument de mort, au,
~ouelil dut 4 10 fin renoncer pour empio
yer tnsmoyen plus MN mais plus ETH
cace.d'nne cordc fnitc avec ses vftemens
Nous lemons trnp peu M spcctarle de-
EXECUTIONS judicinircs pour regreiter On.
| Carey NC soit sous,rnit au supplice qui M
poaVai, manquer Dc Fa~tteindre.
Courier des f.. U,is.