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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06
DENTISTRY.

This occasion cannot be allowed to pass, without o
sincere expression of grateful acknowledgements te
his friends and patrons for that confdcncewhich has
always been manifested towards him, whilst before
them as medical practitioner. Now about to en-
bark extensively in the practice of Dentistry he begs
to assure them that it shall be his aim still to pre-
serve this conidcnce and in all his Dental Opera
tions, Surgical or mechancaI) to give such salts
faction as will insure continuance of It.
The well:deserved and extensive reputation which
DR.. Blandag has long since acquired, needs no COM
ment Therefore, ,whcn thus connected, the hope is
expressed, that without presumption, they may look
for that confidence from an enlightened and discern
ing public, which they severaly and Individually en-
joyed. Jan. ~.
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SOUTH-CAROLTNA,
SUMTER DISTRICT.

- IN ORDINARY. :,
Delaney R. Gibson, Applicant, us. w. D. Tisdale
and others, Defendants.
T appearing to my satisfaction that w. D. Tisdale
3 IL aud his wife Elizabeth P. and Phineas S. Glib
son, defendants, reside without the limits of this
State: 1t is therefore ordered that they do appear
and object to the division or sale Of the Real Estate
John R. Gibson on or before the 22d day of December
next or their consent to the same will be entered Of
record. w. LEWIS, o. S. d.
Sept. %, 1921. PRS. fee, S. sol
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CLOTHING.

The subscribers have made arrangements with one
of tho first Taors in the city Of New York to keep
them constantly supplied with complete assort'
mcnt of GENTLEMENS CLOTHING, which
they are authorized TO parrdnt.
The assortment consists in part, OF the following
articles, viz: -.
Blue and black dress cloth Coats, of every quality
81" I" and green frock do
Sattinctt s. Kcntccky Jeans Coaces.& frock Coats.
Beaver, Flushing and Pilot Orercoats.
Blue g. blk cloth and cashmere Pants, every quality
Sattinct and Kentucky Jeans DO
Fine plain and fgd Satin Vests,
Z" Silk Velvet do.
4" Valencia do.
Also-Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, &c.
They have also engaged the services OF
first rate Tailor, who will be in constant
attendance at the store and will make Clo-
thing TO order al the shortest notice.
-ss1 JONES e. HUGHSON.
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For SALE OR lore MI

HyHE subscriber being desrous of devoting more OF
i his time aud attention to another branch of his
business, will close his House of Entertainment 1on
the second Monday in August next. He offers the
snme for sale or rent.
Any person wishing TO bark in that line Of busi.
ness would do we'll to call and examine the premises.
The terms will be made accommodating.
He takes this opportunity to return his thanks to
generous public for the very liberalpatronage they
have egiven him. l.. SECRES Il:
Lancaster July 12 1871. 26t32
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COMMITTED.

To the Jail Of Lancaster District, on
the 20lh Nov. inst. negro girl, who calls
her name Charlotte, and sayssshe belongs
to james Gathing, of Anson County, N.
G.: Charlotte is apparently about l3 years
of age, 4 feetS s or l0tiinches high, dark
Completed and intelligent.
The owner,is requested>to comes for.
ward, prove property, pay chargessand
take her away.
ii. HANCOCK, s: l.. D.
Nov. "A. tf5l -;
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An Ordinance

To prevent Hogs from running at large within the
Town of Camden.
DE it ordained by the Intendant and Wardcns of
- the Town Of Camden, and it is hereby ordained
by the authority of the same, That from and after
the first day of December next ensuing, it shall be
deemed nuisance for any hog to at large within
the limits of the said town.
2. Be it further ordained by the authority afore-
said, That from and after the day fixed in tho first
clause of this Ordinance it shall &c the duty Of the
Marshals and Constables of the said town, and the
right of any person, to seze secure, kill or Destroy
all hogs found running at large within the limits Of
the said town, belonging to- the property of any
citizen or inhabtant of the said town; and forthwith
after such SEIZURE the said hog shall be sold other
wise disposed Of by the person sezing and he shall
pay into the Treasury Of the Town Council, one
third of the value of such hog seized and retain
the other two thirds value thereof to his own proper
benefit and use.
g. Belt further enacted by the authority aforesaid,
That it shall be the duty of the Marshall of the said
Town. from and after the day fixed in the first clause
to seize, secure and impound any hog running al
large within the limits of the said town. cstray
which may belong to orbe the property of any per-
son not citizen or inhabitant Of the said Town, and
20 proceed forthwith to dispose ofthe according
to the laws of the state respecting Estrays
H. Be it further ordained by the authority aforesaid
That this Ordinance shall not apply TO hogs being
driven to market, in or through the said town.
5. Be it further ordained blythe authority aforesaid
That the Marshal shallpaya fine of ten dollars init
the town treasury forevery neglect of duty unde
this Ordinance to be recovered before the town coun
Gil as other fines now are.
6. Be it further ordained by the authority afore
said, That all Ordinances parts of Ordinances re
pugnant to or inconsistent with this Ordinance be
and are hereby, repealed.
Ratified in the town council of Camden, this On
day of October, in the year Of our Lord one thousan
eight hundred aud forty one, and in the sixty sixt
ss Of the sovereignty and independence Of the sta,
of Soutk.C Caroliaa. a&,
J., NJ. DESAUssURE, Intendant T. C.
Oct. 6, l84l. -,
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Election Notice.

4 N Election will be held on the second Monday
II and Tuesday in January next, for Clerk of the
Court ofsKershaw District. Managers of Elections
are hereby ordered 10 meet at the several places of
holding Elections throughout the District proceed to
hold said election, meet in Camden on Wednesday
after the second Monday, count the votes and declare
Z the election. GEO. @. MCINTOSH, C. C. P.
: Clerks Nov: 49,, 1s41.
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FOR BARGAINS,
CALL AT
9NRAlDoSe

THE subscriber has just received at his
old stand, one door south Of the Bank OF
Camden, assnrtment.ofGOODS,
suitable for, the season, which he offers
low for cash, or on The usual credit to his
punctu customers.
w. J. GERALD.
Nov. ASA
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MORTGAGE sale.

1 will sell on the first Monday in De-
,cemberfnext, atihe Court House, at IL o..
clock, M. eighteen NEGROES, to fore
close mortgage on said Negroes execu:
ted by John Williams. to ]. P. Dikinson,
Admir-. and sold under said Mortagage, as
his property. Terms, casll-pprcasers
to pay for title. :,
B. GAsS, Agent.
Nov. I3. prs. fee, SlS7
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State of South Carolina,
KERSHAW DISTRICT.

IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.
Joseph Lockhart, ct al.
vs.. ,z--
Aaron Lockhart, ct al. }
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Aa-
ron Lockhart, John Bottom. Snsannah
Bottom, Eliza Bottom, Viney Bottom, Luz
cinda Bottom, Aaron Bottom and Martha
Bottom, defendants in the above stated
case, reside without the limits OF. this State;
It's therefore ordered that the said defen-
dants do appear and objectto the division
I'or sale f.the Real Estaleof Joseph Lock-
hart, deceased, undevised, on or before
the, first day, Of JanuaryneStior their con-
ent to aheasam willRbe entered of record
j. w. sBASKIN,sO. X. d. I,
: Oct. l3, ,lS41. prs. Zee 30 T5o o.s :
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JUST RECEIVED.

% a splendil assortment of&sEGARS
Among the lot are TO be found the celebrat
ed brands OF Liberal, Impercal, Britannia,
La 'Esperanza, Canones,. Venus and Ja.
ques. in quarter and eighth boxes. For
sale low. w. j. GERALD,
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FALL e. WINTER GOODS,

The subscriber is now receiving from the North,
large supply of DRY GOODS. HARDWARE
and GROCERIES. Also-A fine assortment of
HATS AND GUNS. To punctualcustomcrs or
for cash, they will be disposed of at low prices.
Sent %. d. w. BONNEf.
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STOLEN

EHROM the Guard Room, on Sunday,
= thcal7lh October las:, three BELTS
and BAYONETS. The Council viii: pay
a reward Of Twenty Dollars FOR the con.
viclion of the thief, and the recovery of
the articles. BY order oflhe Council,
r. L. WILSON, Recorder
Nov. II.
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new CHEAP GOODS.

EEyTIE subscribers have just received
h their FALL and WINTER supply
Of GOODS, which they design selling
even loarer than their uSual rates. They
consist, in part Of the following, wiz:
FANCY GOODS
Superior blk. Gro. de Rhine,
-" "s /" Swiss, single anddouble width,
buc-blk" Antique,
>. " colorcd figured Pou dc Sole,
" IS plain
" black and colorcd satin,
1" figured satin Yestings,
plain blk. /" - =
ss black French BoInbazn, -
Z" Silk Velvet,
Black and white English silk Hose,
~ Gloves,
Z" French and italian Grape, -
italian sowing Silk on spools,
Super striped Chally,
Single and double width Mouslin de Lalnes,
Super Taglioniennes new article for ladies' dresses
A handsome assortment of fancy shawls and Hdkis'
Black and colored silk Cfavats. -.
A complete assortment of Stocks, (ncw style,)
Hemsttch linen cambric Handkerchiets, various
-. qualities, -
Cambria and thread Edgings and Insertngs
A handsome assortment of Satin, Bonnet, Cap and
- TafFeta Ribbons -,
Ladies black and colcred Kid and Hoskin Gloves
= !" Fillet Reticulcs.
" Fancy do.
e.4 black Fillet Shawls,
Ga Damask silk do
Ia Black spun do do.
White and black Nferino Shaws,
Black and scarlet Thbet do embroidered
Large Brochc do.
Handsome Taglioni do
LINENS.
Irish Linens, of every description.
Linen shecting, Damask Diaper.
Fine Barnsley Diaper, Bird eye Diaper.
Fine satin Damask Napkins. -
=. .. Tray Cloths. r s,
Table do.
plain !" :. do. do.
brown do. do.
Brown and beached Towels
Russia and Scotch Diaper, Brown Hollands and
Lawn Lawns, Russia shirtings and shcetlngs,
Colorcd Table covers.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06
DENTISTRY.

n R. J. LEE continues the practice of Dentistry in
= ~ Camden. He will, on application visit families
in the surrounding country without extra charge
DeAll operations will he on the most approved
principles, and warranted at least equal TO the best
done in this community. Feb. l0, 1911.
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Notice.

NN7 7HEREAS, no letters Of. administration on
wv the estate OF Lodowick ThomI son, sen. de-
ceased, have hecn applied for since his death, in
pursuance of the statute have taken possession of
such of his effects as could be found All persons
indebted to said Thompson are required to make
immediate payment, and al those having demands
against the said estate required 10 hand them to
this office, legally attested
J. w. BASKIN, Ordinary X. D..
Ordinary's Office, Sept. %, 1871. tag
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. All persons indebted to

the Subscriber, whose notes and accounts
have been Of one, two and three years
standing, are earnestly requested to call
and settle, or make satisfactory arrange
ments during this winter, as further in
diligence cannot be granted.
w. j. GERALD.
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A CAR ID.

nR. WIN. REYNOLDS desires to inform his friends and
~ the public generally, that having entered into
connection with DR.. BLANDNG, of Columbia, he will
now devote himself entirely to the practice of
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06
Fashionable Tailoring.

TIME subscriber returns his thanks tn the citizens
i Of Camden and its vicinity for the patronage he
has received, and assures the public that they can
have their work done equal to any in the state on
moderate terms, at his establishment two doors north
of the Post Office, Broad.strcet.
]. CHARLESWORTH.
Jae. 10, l641. -
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We are authorized to an
nounce Capt JOSEPH BAsKIN, as a can
didate for Sheriff of this District, at the en-
suing election.
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yW @ @ T. E NJ S

Z
Supcrfne Wooldyed Black. Cloth,
do Invisible Green do
do Blue, Citron Green, Cadet mixed ant
Brown Cloths, -.
Super6ne London Cassimeres,
Kentucky Jeans and Sattinetts,
London Dufflc Blankets, Fancy and Blankets,
Negro Kcrshcys, Extremely Lou.
Mixed English Plains, uery loto.
Wide Green Booking Baizc, -
Sup Heavy Druggits, for capetng or crum cloths,
Rob Roy ,Shawls, Superior Gauzc Flannels,
Red, yellow and white Flancls,
Spotted Salisbury Flanncls
Superior Fancy Vestings, SC.
Dolncstics.
Virginia Cotton oznaburgs very low.
Brown shrtings and Sheetings,
Bleaclicd do do
Blue striped and Plaid IIomespuns,
Bed Ticks and Checks.
Also-a fresh stock of
LADIES' AND GENTLEMENS. SHOES,
As tolioDs: -.
Ladies' French Kid Slippers,
do Kid Whalking Shoes,
do Seal and Morocco Slippers,
Misses Kid Slippers, Misses Walking Shoes,
Gentomen's Shoes and Boots, &c. sc.
ALSO-A complete assortment Of
Hardware,
B1acksmith's Tools, Saddle,y,
Begging Rope, Tt0ine and Groceries.
Sept. 8. H. LEVY:
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Cotton Goods.

Super Merscilles Coats ,5Super Mcrselles Qullts.
White and coored corded skirts.
Furniture and cambria dimity.
Plain, figured and cross bard SWISS muslin.
"& book muslin.
Cotton cambrcs and cross bard musns.
Jaconct and null muslins.
Bishop lawns, green beragc for Wells.
Handsome black lace wells,
Plain and figured bobbinet, black and white.
Linen and cotton wire lace,
Single and double width Scotch Ginghams.
Blcachcd and suffolk drilling,
Brown shirtng and sheeting Of every quality
Blue drill and york dcnims,
Apron checks and bed tick,
Striped and plaid homcspun.
Furnture and English Prints.
Calicocs, at 3, d. 5, 67 8, 9, 10, II and II yards
for one dollar.
WOOIens.
Super Blue Cloth, Super Invisible Green Cloth
Black do wool dyed.
Brown do
" Oxford mix'd cloth, super Saxony Cassimerps.
Sattinets and Kentucky Jeans.
White, green, red and yellow Flannels.
Super Welch and gauzc do.
Printed Salisbury do.
English, German and French Mcrinos.
Handsome figd Valencia Vcstings. -
Merino do. (ncw artcle2
Scotch Plaid. -
Worstcd damask, ard Zephyr worstcd.
Double chained Negro Lnsey.
Plaid Linscy and Negro Kcrseys.
London Duffil Blankets, superior quality.
Super Mackinaw do.
shoes.
Gentlcmen's fine Calf Shoes and Bootees.
stout Kip do. do.
Boys fine Calf do. do.
d" stout Kip do. do.
Ladies English and French Kid Slippers
{" Morocco and Seal Walking Shoes.
I" Leather Walking Shoes and Boolces.
Misses Kid and Prunele Slippers
Morocco and Seal Walking Shoes.
Leather Shoes and Bootces.
Childrcn's colorcd and black Morocco Boots.
!" Shoes.
Leather Boots and Shoes.
colored Cater button Boots, new article
nTThe above Shoes having been made to on
order by Ryan g. Havcrstick, of Philadelphia, ant
White &, Parmalcc, cf Durham, purchasers may
safely depend on their giving satisfaction,
500 pair Mems and Boys Russell Bootes, made t
order by Daniel Smith, of Orange, and warranted
to stand.
oN:HAND, OF OUR OWN MAKE:
1000 pair of Negro Shoes.
Also-a complete assortment of =
Gentlemen and Youths Hats and Caps, Wool Hats
Seal Caps, Ladies Straw and Florence Bonnets Q
every quality, Seal Trunks Fancy Baskets, PEI
fumery, Umbrellas, .Crockcry, Hardware. Saddlcry
Baggng, Rope, Twine, Iron, German Steel, lror
h ware, Groceries, &c. &c.
0 JONES g. HUGHSON.
Sept. 25. 90
- WARMING.
EDERsoNS having claims against Theodrc
IL, Wren, decd. IN ANY SHAPE, will resent the'
70 to the subscriber for payment
T. K9CURETON, Admir-.
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= Z n e III s .

:"
Irish Linens, of every quality, Bird Eye Diaper,
Brown Linen Damask Tubling Diaper,
Bleachcd Damask Tabling Diaper,
Bordcrcd Towels, Brown Holland, Russia Diaper,
Superior Lawn Lawns, Pink and blue Linen Checks,
Damasl Table ClotlsI Brown Table Cloths,
Colorcd Fancy Table Covers. .ess. ). ~.
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B A r. G. ANS.

TIME subscriber having purchased a
IL choice stock of Seasonable GOODS
at the. North, at REDUCED. PRICES,
offers the same Much Lower than
have heretofore been sold in. Camden.--=
They consistin part as follows:
Colored Embroidered Mousn Delain beautiful
do Satin striped Mouslin Delain J article. y
Plain black and half mourning do.
Mouslin Delain at rery lop prices
Cold fgd Orleans de Flora, neU article tor Ladies
Dresses, ~.-' - :
Merinoes, of+evcry description
Fine and superine black and blue black Bombazlhc,
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Superior black and bluc-black gro. Dc Alpine
do. black gro. d'Alger -
do. black and bluc-black Dc Rhine
Chine Silk Hankkcrchiefs, I
Fancy Silk Handkcrchiefs, assorted colours,
Black English Silk Hose, @s
French Silk Hose and Gloves,
Superior French Grape,
Gentlemcn's Silk Iardkcrchicfs, ~
Superior SewingSilks, s.S.,
Black and bluc.bluck Silk Velvet,
Black Satin, very stout, -
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OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Mourning and halfmourning English Prints
Super new style Prints, Handsome Ginghams, z
White and colored Corded Skirts,
Furniture Prints, new style, ~
Furniture and Cambrrc Dimity, Bishop Lawns, J
Spool Cotton, very low, Apron Checks, Bed Tick:
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-01-23

II certainly was noble idea to make Ma
poleon pass through this long line Of he
roes and kings, who seemed as il were, 10
welcome the mighty dead-the equal ofthe
highest in rank, the superior Of the most
celebrated in renown, 10 the illustrious asy-
lum chosen for his mortal remains.
AT length the car was seen--the mighty
car, drawn by Is black horses, covered
with gold heusings-tho car brilliant bey ond
compare, and yet neither deficient in taste
void of mournful semblance. And here
perhaps was the most beautiful sight Of the
day. The central road filed with troops,
and the procession advancing between the
colossal statues, jus. described: separated
from one another by arms emitting lurid
light, while the back ground was filled on
either side by the multitude, shut up in the
immense amphitheatres provided for the oc-
casion. and by numerous masts, from which
tri-colored sTeamers were gracefully float
ing in the air, formed sight replete with
such beauty and interest, that "those who
saw can surely ne'er forget"
As the car passed, each head was uncov-
cred; and although the shouts Of Vive Ma
poleon Vive pEmpereur = joined in the
cries OF Vive lie Roi ! Vive Prince de Join
vile 7 were few and far between, a certain
degree of emotion prevailed, and many an
eye was suf'used with tears.
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WESTERN WOMEN.

One of our exchange papers gives the
following account of the doings of one of
our fair country-women of the west. She
lately left neighbours few miles distant
from her residence, about o'clock in the
nght--travelled homemade that night
a pot of soap, knit the whole Of the leg of a
stocking for herself, set cut in the after part
of the same night, and travelled on horse
back FIVE miles to a neighbor's house, where
she left her beast, returned home on foot,
capturing on her way one possum,and tree
ing three coons, which, she afterwards said,
she would have shot if she had had gun
making, in the course of the night. by
her skill and judging in traffic, four dollars
in trading.
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POETRY.
For THE DEMOCRAT.

For THE DEMOCRAT.
To Miss *s*ss# ******s.
love thee yet, and dearer far,
Art thou to me than gems or gold;
oh let me look upon thee new,
For my psor heart is sad and cold.
How could you treat the heart with scorR
That fondly lov'd thee-thee alone,
And when sought to know The cause
Why speak in such unkindly tone.
But it is past, the dream is Ger,
And I have wak'd 10 feel the pain,
or hopes long cherish'd-blighted now;
And hope ne'er may dream again.
Yet when gaze, as l have gaz'd.
Upon thy calm and placid brow,
The thoughts and feelings Of the past,
Bow down my weary spirit now.
Oh had visions once as bright
As those which angles only know,
So pure so sweet SO full of hope,
Which made my heart heaven below.
But now alas that heart SO bless'd
With joyful dreams of love and light,
Is chang'd into dreary waste,
And vanished are those visions bright.
But think not though there's none bu. thee
Can give my wounded spirit peace,
That will kneel to you again
For all thou hast Of earthly bliss,
No, sooner than I'd be that thing,
TO ask thee for thy love again,
III lay me down in misery,
And be, the wretched one am.
A. l.. S.
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Number 80.


crown yelled in Grape, borne on the should
ers Of the sailors, with the young prince
behind, the pail bearers at the angles, and
crowd of officers following, which moved
up the church at very rapid rate.
The effect of this at its first coming into
The nave, when every one testified their re-
spect by profound stiffness, and all the
troops presented arms, was one Of the most
imposing parts Of the ceremony. Before
the coffin had however, reached the entrance
of the come, the solemn march was again
renewed, and at length burst out into glo-
rious strain Of triumph. Nothing could be
finer.
Ths Prince de Jonville then presented
the body to the King, saying Sire, | pre-
sent to you the body Of the Emperor Ma
poleon.'
The King replied, raising his voice, Il
receive it in the name Of France
General A!haln carried the sword of the
Emperor upon cushion. and gave it to
Marshal Soult, who presented it 10 the
king,
His Majesty then addressed General Ber-
} trand, and said-"General, charge you to
|, place this glorious sword of the Emperor
, upon his coffin" This the general then
did.
The musical part Of the ceremony was
as efficient as the united talents of the great
performers who took part in it could make
, it 10 be. The solemn march played by the
orchestra alone, on the return of the clergy.
and the entrance Of the body, was magnif-
cent. After this, the first voice heard was
that of Grsi herself-and it filled with its
compass the echoes of the immense edifce.
Lablache's deep notes were heard TO pecu-
, liar advantage.
Tbs service lasted altogether about an
4 hour, but on its termination a great number
OF the persons who had been in the aislss
moveu Iowafds INC uUuIe IU see ms CaraIaI-
que and the splendid decorations of that
par. the edifce; and though the last eff
ces Of The church were ended by four g.
clock, il was after five before the edifce
was finally cleared. 1t is calculated that
> there were 1000 persons in the interior of
the church on this occasion. The Infante
and Infan.a Of Spain, with their family were
present.
The number OF national guards of Paris
and the banlieue under arms yesterday, is
:, estimated at about 10000; the divisions Of
r, infantry and cavalry, the troops Of engin-
eers and artillery, the non commissioned
> officers, veterans. gendarmerie, municipal
;, guard, sapeurs, &c. presented an effective
force of at least 20 900.
1fehemet .Ai.-The deinitive offer of
submission on the part Of Mehemet Ali has
been confirmed. The terms of convention
were agreed upon and signed at Alexandra,
;, on the 9Th of November, by which the
=. Pacha undertakes Immediately to evacuate
-, Syria,an to restore the Ottoman fleet, being
guaranteed, in return, the hereditary gov
ernment Of Egypt.
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