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cat NJ : rec f-Lt - ~
re eterraiig singing hosan"aS % 'i3if no. 4Hs; ION"
that paladai al condition OF man "iieA inc iri' o. AZ or
mate and all -casons through - .as,ru'eh'4': usi POI
aneoa.ly ror into INC aP o. rnaskiad And they press
w The eoeIe Of thc United States take the cad A.
them if the world has stood six Thousand yeaTs and
whether in all TIA, period there has dag hoar
when to any extent IN The earth adopted thee
principle and do they believe. while the nature OF M
continues as il now j. and always mas been. that other na-
de., ,rcrelve. Of their .eishness and open
~ oec,Iy free trade Il suppose. ina, nations may by
l b. induced 20 do unto other, a. they would others
should do 20 them 1, would be beautiful Of things
theoretically at east-if all the nations o. INC earth would
op such principle and il all inc individuals Of -ueh IA
zion you'd ONLY follow ,i laae all litigation o'd en
come 70 an end and and codes OF a% penalties ana
,,i.irnao,. would cease But who would adyise under
vain hope and reliance on ;he justice Of individuals 70
.l,,c an laws and let e.er one do what might IN his
~ , ,.r7 Yet tfi- would b.. ii,t a. wise in civil
s,d in the intercourse OF individuals Is among
Won, Bu. who advise nation to abolish
-, ,o.;, and , an the world conc and 20 from our port.
e-.eior, The least observation with solitary
.o,,.o will Convince lnv one tina. th. would
p ,,,,rl,- NATIONS. car, always produce certain
which some Other nation, want, The course has
.., 70 ee,.re bee for something tIey do no, produce
-oe,.. 70 e<c,nr. viii, anv one natio. has produced
,rjc,on. The Inconvenience restrictions has ordinarily
led ~ commercial raae.. as no nation has been found
,.l dent of all other nations The United States
nearer TO this than any other coun,ry The
.,,. . onion. ber norris in a measure free to
Inc }olc world her rrea, -,apc productions. arc
,l NV .xl ,i.1 ,-.....,,. l,ti.. # -c1t 20 other
,,-,,,. ,,-i,ci-
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NETWORK. FRIDAY MORNING, July >. 1911.

"a Con.,an, Reader 1hy % publish more OF
Rarnsby Rudge aasuer-Srpy ec.uss there no NOR "
The Couatr, Would be have make some
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By this Mornings Southern Nail.
Correspondence OF TIE Trisgns-
U.-,-rx Wecr


b. a59u: 1900 yo:-r- o. Ne" YORK ey tof National
Bank
Tie resolution O: NJ Buchanan relative TO reavvas from
Office uP for NJ orFn= nf1f' and 'ome eoHTeT
a.o, s.sss a. % ,e necessity keeping Il oeo0 ~ Son
az aay longer al ere wiling .Aas the d'S'Fe- ai'T'a-
tor should b. -~e1 The request, however OF Nj Pierce
a- complied win -ad e enjoyed the poor PT'.liese OF
addressing ,s Senate :or t4 morning hour On thu subject
Ta- Bank b.: was again .asen Up aal discussed relative
>, ,,,s,5-,er,, =. some length
Mr. Henderson 0'~Fed ~ arena -.
resident IN the lne- SAFE 10 40
United SAT- and territories 'e
holders a. wa opposed y -te'S's D9'''-
and adHoelie'- p: les
y me -ls=e-'''a '' I:....;,, wa.
a'oa'aed % eN.--e -, ,i,,, ,ri Wood
supported o.: ICES, -, Sd .. Ind,
DUTY aSD '-.-ssr ,;;..,;o, .,,.
-..-.e. Yea. a3 Nav. % Alter which the original
i. w.. "a. Vays l6
amendment va is's''-' -
Other -!sht Amendments were -' pee
From ,hc ie6ato In aao.e areudneni ma! DE- '7"
.y,sr4;- II :, privileges o.: our Institutions
. -. ,,.-,. s., ,,,s.:. OF u home
'o's'z ''1'7 ~ , III, .,.
In me House the D's''''''-'' ""
taken Up and argued during me da:' '''e t''9-
;;r m r motion o NJ strike out the enact
,.s
~ ,--,,,r,, NrpryrrErr
ne oi- vas q 's''' - - do
| FroYD. kESSEDY %; Ind, ftiNE ana ALF'i'' ''''' az
Gated oy -N'' ii''' >'.' ..,.,..i,l lin
MEEwErHEE opposed H. l'' IRON me
but from the circumstances ner which II was brought oF
- M r-s.-,-y tefl. o-,,ree.ei with iebt, which II
. l:...;,,-,;,., -,oL
necessary ''-n --l's' e
place.
\ message vas received tie House TO-DAY IRON 'h'
pijr, ,rlc, was no; read bu. Is understood 10 contain
IT,. - f-,.,l Re,k,7Int Law
Am, -. 49,, .,t lirs
Tue 'e''en' N~' 49, - w
HARRISON and fetifnee il . Con-----
,,, p;,;.-s
SAL '-pAf'-I"' Si''' s'
takes place h'' day at the corner OF broadway ana O
Der, street. aordug cauce purchasers 10 acquire
.,, ,f -r,, reri. and beauty AZ low prices. The sale
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t,.s %
ryDeopHor,t-rhe Newark Daily Aiyere.>er >ays ina,
IN. .rbls ,alad, has made It's appearance Ha-.iaus,
N Nan i,- have been bitten but no person a. ",
80 80, -
been attacked Neither there IN TINS cay can too much
80 ~ ,J -. M asr1.t tf. extension II this fearful
disease.
----
- laFee men nave been arTes'e' III = ''''''' 500.
suspicion ri having forged sundry checks TOR various
49,! go a. t ,- ~. ,,,. ~ then.
considerable counterfeit money was ocad Their names
49, 1,l-,,, \T,,-t.r nd r,-,-
tn, r;.,.,l,., T----.,, ~, Monday =, PERM
~ l'' i'' ''e"'' N>'1''.'" '
- - -. -
Island, NIL De very peasant one Inc hH''" ' al
-l l .,. ,.' H. -,, ,,,II mix, me .r;-
eNle''ei. ~
,,lla,,lv
t-, ,. RtvregIc-The Detroit Free Pres, ,ay.
II we DO p pc OF the taieathers ~ OF eo'h>Nn
Vbiyosr, The. We Will give m.
wi, NEWARK AGENCl-Mr D. Smith
= Inc NC" Wv " -. lain. s,l.,,..5 ~, ~,
i our Aeen; for Newark " : '' ''''' 90
Those Who MA, the habit OF receiving their
pa7r OF Mr Sunderland wall hereafter be supplied or VII smith
HIS residence l. i'2 fltn 81 "u' "' DS -. 49, :.
-, cam ,s,yc their address y2a
or f'3F''' Cd" ''A'' '''''
i VI Hu>e'- Cheap Dr, .''"> ~
between Broadway Crosby T. Ne" reh 'ye printed Lawns
and Mu.a. At rcalrab prices Also Hosiery AID Gloves q
every descriptions. very eheHp. -.,u--
j. Fourth OF J"',.-clorHIN" at T'au''a p.''e. SSu
nj, ,,s sumner stock Clo.uc chSaT At no - chat
'"E ' .rt.. -, i.,,. will rl,,.c an and ex,n,in.
ham = Person' "isni"s t'"' ''7 49, - -,
excellent stock OF aI Nin'' oil >u'-' - "
, y,, eAeaa reduced prices. Remember tbs number 81
r23t
Chatham -
pncia=c T>prc-- has been established between A0ah!
i an roo through in ts,lyc hour, from the arriyiOf
anu ' CAV =. -. 90. ,, l,,r. -. adrian. Of "a.
the morning boa, st Nhany-oi course 'Ff''' N' " " 49,
,faa The terms transportation very moderate V'''o
, , he l.tt for the pre.cn Office ot thi> paper
p''N'-' =, !, 800 ,Lo.,,- Of th, pr,wbrige
Ans-st y. YORK. OF WIN W. - 49, -,
Albany. Hi
p.,~,,. L..r ii, Rs,s.
- r .,,ni At the corner ol Broad' ay and Park
uu' o'H"' u" NV p,q
Place. Entrance 10 tsrN ''' ,, -.
n Cloths Cn..imcrc-, snttimctt-, G"nibroons,
-, npI,ts ,rSrIxGS SIMMER STUFFS and other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-02

INV HANrsulrE B,vHs.-By abstract from the OIL
ca report OF the condition of the Banks OF New HamP
Shire the FIRST Monday OF Jcae. it appears that the
amour, Of banking capital the State is :a,735OoO:
amount of specie vaults $l943l So bills Of other baaks
slO663 IS amount deposited in other 5anks for the
dcmp,ion Of bills $5S9759 % total debts due the banks
$3.50 sos 60; value real owned BY Them :6,6lG
CO., bin, in circulation 2297os 30; amount OF drpo-ire-
in the banks i29 532 10 debts OF stockholders AND direc
or. secured by stock $2l656s - debts dn- from director,
as principal. and securities si72 f3l7 b Aggregate Of la
bIites $3g324o 60 Aggregate Of assets si639S06 10
showing balance in favor OF the banks OF $1,000 so
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The ,cw worid.-yEwARK AGENt

The New Norld.-NEwARK AGENcl-Mr D. >ua'A
Aeon, for Newark v J. IA place OF john Suo9erAHd, "hO has
RIM Tho. o nia have been IN the habit OF receiving their
paper OF Sunderland, will hereafter be 'uPf'e o' w smith
,aa PLAN hut he mn, found lilo Market i.
where those wishing to Be served regularly nih 'se Ne" Worb sio
or e,a-to can leave thcir address %7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-02

e Taree men nave been arrested N Philadelphia
suspicion 81 having forged suniry checks Tor yaFi0l'
and od goods. On The person o; one o' them
considerable counterfeit nouey toead Her names
are johnson. Mitchell and BIa>c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-02

HYpRorHoB.,-The Newark Daily Advertiser says 'ha'
:h terrible 1alaoy aas made appearance in Ha-.ia'a
Nanv dog have been bitten. but person mas a ~
been attacked Neither there this ci; caa TOO much
c,re Ker 20 guard against the extension If this fearful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-02

FrovvsRs or RHEroRto.-The Deuoi' Free Pres says
L; we do pic OF the taea'hers ~ OF eo'n>Nin
Whigeery. then Ne Wi, give m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-02

Ixronrsy- 70 CoxxlNor.-The Spanish Regency have
oaased 70 be published deere uader da.e Of the 18th
APRIL 1871 ~ which tie eoa-saee' Of oreisn vessels aS
vns ii the pors OF SPAN arr liable 'oT any VIOLATION Of e
rcyezuc !aw> and also. that ioeia con' = asea's aad
protectors Of the :rae Of their respective e'aues s4
guarantee The due o5.eryancc q the laws b. ;hei' vessels
and crews. and Of those VINO by gt; might eyad' the penal-
%. Of ne yioa;e! ,aws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-02

price. rScduccd-D,errrrooN pc Portraits taken IN Bea
, Srye IN few .econd., the corner OF Bro"'ay and Pa
Place. En,ranc. ia Park Place. Price -.
NB-onc or Two Pupils will be taken yl o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-02

= = Pen-e s. son. - Drisor-stree would respectfully
INFORM the public that day aud e'eIs
iTra- the week Sunday excepted be had Ice Cream
i-d IL kinds Of ;eyeriges suitable JrI!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-02

j. Fourti, OF Ju',.-CLoIHIN" at r'1u''d price sen
~ in, Summer stock Of Clio hug very ehsar No > Chat
HIM, Persons wishing Clothing viii please ea aud examine
m excellent stock o.. kinds Of wear A. II no" beng
odd yer, cea-a; reduced price, Remember 'hs nuaoer -
cr,,h,.., N2&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-02

e The Washington correspondent, OF the Evening Post
announces ina. buchanan Benton Woodbury.. Calhoun,
Wright. llen and others, and wi! be heard FULLY
.s Tank bil!. aad farther that Mr.. Benton ' l.
prepared by S,ric, eguen, 20 ,k all day and a! night
too. II need be-.
Whether tho gentleman has -,ea;ed hu'se: Ike horse
Jockey, OF trained himself after ne manner q pzs-ier
and runners by ea.as raw oeet aAd i-as strong exercise
OF y st other process he has arrived the perfection IL
wind and bottom necessary for the performance .; tins ia
~. a no, informed but aHeIher OF -,
etter inuates tina; NJ Allen OF ono and nineteen OF h
-oad u,ors haze declared their readiness die u heF
oats rather than permit IN, bill pass without li discus
Jon il i. su:.e clea- they expecl fatal consequences
fra he execution o: Beatgns ireat II mas declared lis
iyea,ioa Of speaking day and night and thy naturally
enough pc. &C le ~ fsr seas radei the a.c;oa
Times and Star
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Noticc--?EfER W. box hasing opened La" oa.ee IA IN
vsc Of Geneva, Ontario prepared PROMPT and ere
"a attention 70 al de5 WHICH sent TO Ann for adasenl
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AyorHsH C4rrrEs.-One john Burns with sundr'
aliases was taken at Baltimore The 18th ult, and com
nitted for trial on charge robbin= Mr. Littleheld of
Richmond Va Of a ;ye hundred dollar note, the llth
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J. Religious Notice - BARTLETT Of Hietoy' ~
q, Cugtv IN ,lle and efheeui Evangelist, Viii BY DIVINE
nrec ~ III, Meeting Hoo ~ Grecn sircct Oh asfs-
dag e,enng july o'clock Lhe*ise on neS Lori gay
II pa, TO- and 10 lie Esening past clock iHe fubi a.
rcsp.c,fuliy invited 10 attend JF'
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y a Full set or ,;,e Southern Literary Nessen-
ger. perec, order yel 1870 may be Obtained
,crpuoD price, o. application at tis ohce pr
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j. Ladies nos. =, your uar you Dry Good. Go
~ Crani-.t BENNETT PRIME -eling
ula and e Stock fedneed prce.. Ie9s ".
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J. New " orld.->ubscription- endd Man
Newspaper respectfully oicIted ,e publication
~ io.4o I'D quo edition published. Terms s.
ad'aaee, = sr eoPle, mailed any part Of The
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scncraI FcIfaIliiicc OF f''lnocr9tti' " t.
O1u:s Diem th COMMITTEE VII s '7'-
% Nanonll Hall Canal FrdI jay = att oeioeH-
~ order BEhJsMIS DRAKE, Ch1iraan-
W., :, ~ ~ r. secret4rles. jyI
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A,c1Ds<r-A !i,tle sid about eight years old, daughtc
OF Mr. Lewis %; Waterford Conn recently in attempting Z
get out OF window was oaugh. by is dropping upon hei
neck and was soon ,traugled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-02

II Collectors <Bicr, jay l-il-ln conformity with
established usage, Ie Custom ou nl be closed Monday The
ST.. Juiy iut, remain c.1-el during thc day.
Bonds maturing t+t Gag 49," be- rece.rd Saturday the -
Jul. fy23 EDWARD CURTIS Collector
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uHul,e.- Cheap Dry Goods sse

between Broadway Crosby Ne" rich ye printed Lawns
-. 49,. .bs,r ~ I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-02

Il The Cheapest Cn-i Tailor ycf.-PEFER ' Nus
TED No Chahas square offasarnestree m'Ac Oou
sr to order IN STYLE 10 per cent cheaper than the cheap
c.t Cash Tailor in the city. good TT all warranted MILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-02

How 10 KEEP PsI~os rR.The Boston Post relates the
following mode OF practice tie late Sampson Wood once
Sheriff OF Nliddlesez Counx, Mass:
lie often mad 10 convey desperate prisoners from part
of the County TO another and when night came he used 20
IRON himself. hand and s prisoner and 90 bed and
adr,s, him thus: You can 90 sleep you Ike, or
LEI il alone. For my pant. shall 60 To sieep iou can't
se, away without waking mp and carrying with YOU
You have got one arm and lcg free and have Yet
YOU NAV make oui Xiii me blt II yor 10 YOU u nave 20
carry M. carcass with YOU and tia; viii be- proof eaough
go, YOU hanged Tor murder - you shall stic To you
Ike death to dead ngg-r. any wa you can tiN IT, Good
at I, !, hardly necessary 70 say ,ha., with this queer
measure O; precagrou prisoner attempted u escape from
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

JOHN BELL. - Nous ]apprenons Tec
plnisir que Honorable Nj. John Bell u az
ceptG le depar,ement de la gaerre.
Durant ces douze dernlercs annGes, il Il
represen,e dlgnement son Etpt natal, le
Tennessee ; il a 81 acq'e:lr fes'ime de
touts Ia naii N. L'"pposiion ferme. vriIe,
ct 81 solvent heurense, qt,'il a f,ite d Pad
ministra,ion Van-Hqreniste, entrave com
me il l'Gtait pnr limnense influence que
posseIc lie general Jackson dams /. Ten
ncsse, demontre la decision de- soa carac-
tere aussi bien ole son Influence person
nell e sur lie peupie de Get Fiat.
Ne ct eIeve dams lie district Quill repre-
Sente. John Belt a su conserver la conf VA
ce Ell I'ancction de ses constituents, me ne
dams les coujectures les plus dsfficiIes.
Dams sa nouyeile carriere de secretnire de
Ia gnerre. nous esperons quill aura antan'
de success, ct re bienot il sauru metre
fla aux inquietndes que les lndiens eau
seat dams lie Sud. Sa position geosraphi-
que dams l'Union, sa connaissance intime
des tribns satiyages, ct Sill Tongue experien
ce CONNIE president du connie charge dcs
~atlaires indiennes sont une granite certaI
De de la prompte pac'fcation de Ia Floriie;
ct 81 iamais nous 4tions entraines dams une
lutte contse la yGrande BIetagne, ce qul,
nous Yesperons, n'arrivera pas, ON pour
ra sans cra:nts sen fer a la puissance in
teIlectuei|e eta slencrgie morale de Mr.
Bell pour noss guider dams cette latte.
Failea, h7uirer and Daily Courier.]
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
lie Uoi1f dhoanettr-Dans finiention

lie point d'hoaaeuf-Dsns i]'inten.'on
de ceiehfer jayeusement Ia jonrnee de di-
manche, p!uSienrs balayeurs du iauhourg
s.. Antoine s'Gaient donne rendezvous
await hiar a irois henres ct demie saf lie
qnai de la Rape. eli Ia devait ere decide,
apres debat con'radictolrc. chez qnel trai-
tear di Voissnage On Sc reunifal' pour dI
ner. Tn des consives, Alexandra Qaestte,
yieltlaFd encore vert, mais fort lfasclb1c,
arriya lie dernier de tous, ct fui tres NAL
aecueil'i par ses compagnons qHl fal re-
proclierent d'etre vanu dams eur sociese,
Convert d'hahns sales ct declines. Lies
balayeucs soni lis das mascalins. Seesia
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

accident. -- Lundi d%ernier, vers les
ONE heures, Mr. Jacques Girnudeau, de
la Nodvelle- Orleans, Sc troavant a bord
du bnteau a vapeur do Ferry de la Ire
munlcipali'e. ct peasant sans doute que Ia
machine etail arrEtec, lie bateau Giant Sur
10 poiut d%'aceoster, ii passe 81 tGte au-des
sous de la belle pour regarder dans finite
rieur de la machine !; mais ~ceilo-ci CONT
nuani a alIer, la bicIIe Iui a coupe. In tate,
1ui est totuh&e dans linierieur du hateau.
Il parait qu'nn fl de fer assez fort, scr
van a net'oyer la machine, await accrochG
la r~edlngote de Mr. Giraudean, qui ma pn
ainsi esiter lie retour de la belle.
(Courrier)
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
MATSONS En- FER.

On lit dams lie Courier Beige
II est question de batir a la f3nlerle 70
yale de Lifge, d'apses les plans de son
dirccteur, une maison en- fer pour les bu
reaux eft les archives de cetle adminIstra
ton. L'habitatson don't Mr. Rigatid a TAFT
I'm plan ST bien caicn!e est a trols etage5 ;
ellie content seize IL dix-$ept pieces, ct Pc
Sc $1,000 xii. Par un seui onvol du che
min de fer, ellie paurfait atre ~trunsportee
de BruxeiIeS a i4iege, a Gand GU a An7ers,
pour Ia somme de 5 a 5000 fr, ct a bien
meilIeur marct.& par eau. C'est ainSi qu'on
vera des particu!iers partir de la Iami~e
pour Naples, Venise on Cons'antin'p'e.
emnorlant leur maison cpmme lis empur-
tent auiourd'hui ieur selture.
LIE redacteur du Courier Beige, Mr 10
bard, enurnsre ai1si les avantages vrai-
ment fantastiqHes de &c noaveau genre
de constructions /:
A l'abri de- l.ineendie, Giles ~epargnent
Fassurance : a l'abri de l.Foudte, drs trem
blctnens de terre ct des iaondations, e'les
epargnent la vie Ell la fortune des propTie~
taires. Replacement constitutes, elies vons
de!ivrent de %I'eanpi d'attenire que les ma
teriaux soient seches. Possess sur des asst
ses solidaires les unes DIES autres, eIles &
conomisent les foundations Ell ne scat snJet
les nj aux effondremens, nj aux ebonle-
mems /; facilement lransPoFtab'es, e!les {,
pargncnt lie disagreement mortei de vivre
entire deux vpisins nechans on brnyans.
Quand I'm pays vons depiaira, vaus De.
monterez yotte demenre, ct la p~ortefez
dams TN azure.
La rouille NEST plus d craiadre depnls
I.inyentlon de In peintnre ga'VaEiqle lies
| maisons sernnt e~teraelles ct eanserferon
toujours Ienr vaieur. ST yous n etes Plus sa
~t,sfait dn style d'arehisecture, soas ferez
rsfondre yos matsfiaux pour suivrc les CT
prices da goht ei de- la mode.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06
Ex.tait della Correspondence de fAbeille.
An "a ,p.,

Kuhn US SUFEG1IbnuAtiGe Ut ! N URlits,
WAsn1Nxros, 10 Fevrief 1911.
La ~cGrGusonie d4 de eliliement ct de
l'annonce olficielle Ndu iGsullat des votes
pour la PrfFiaence ella Vice Precedence
a Gu. lieu auioprd'hai. :,
L'assembtte s'GtAnt a~ssise, le Vice Pre-.
sident SO leva ct da:: "conformement au
deyoir que nous i,hpose la constitution.
nous allons hrocedaE 4 I'ouveftura des pa
Duets qui nous ont Ne ADDRESSES ct qui con,
| tiennent les votes dss .diiierens Etats. lis
sont de deu$ esp6cTs; les uns ont etc en-
voyGs par DIES mess Ssers sptciaux, les au-
tres sont vanus pas5a pnste,'
Une foulA immensc< s'etait veunie pour
a~ssister d III cetenphie ct les galleries
G'aient 81 ~p'slnes 4k'on y etouffait. Mr..
Cost Johnson fit la deposition d'ouvrir la
Chamb~e .mame AK: damesj mails cette
motto tut rejotee .sar lie champ; ct les
danes lurent en- CONSEQUENCE obi gees de
80 CONTENDER de Ia galerie Jes hommes.
El!e mont. PANS dpute pas va fort bicn;
mais. e'ies Mont pas perdn grand chose,
simon lie plaisir dc u, fare voiri ear 10 de-
poaiIIoment llts vots i cat chose fort mono.
tone ct fort tnnuyei!::se. Ausyitot qu'iI tut
optft, 10 Vice Prtsiffen. en- annonea 10 re-
sHitat: q:
Nonhre total dcs votes donn6s 29i, sur
Icauol W. II, Har,s:on II reeu 23t pour la
Prtsidenco dt Marfn Van Buren, 60.
w. IL. Harrison ! etc en- consequence
declare dauIen eI,l President DIES Etats
Unis pour quatre als a partir du 4 mars
proclaim.
Les votes spou. Il Vice Prfsidence ont
| tt6 rapartis ainsi ausll suit: J. Tyler 23f
votes, Richard M Johnson IS; l.. W.
TazaweIl lf;Jame4 X. Polk 1. John Ty~
Ter a etc On coincidence proclame Vice.
President pour qaatia ans a psrtir de Mars
proclaim.
Cette double anntace o!licielle a exc re-
cue nvec des app!a,airssemons. Uue fois
l'opera'ion terminees lie Senat s'est retire
dams le lieu:de ses yrancos. Tn comiIe
rtuni compose de NJ Preston pour Ic Sc
mt o, de Nm. Wise|et Cushing pour la
Cha,nbse, n tte charkf de notifer au &c
neral Harrison son election.
Puts les d&ux Ctahlbrea5 sc sont %ajour.
nees. 4 0
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

@ ,es'te Gu cpIere. ct pour bore un lire
ayec eux, est il done necessaire de porter
des gants %lannes ct de prcndre I'm baiu?--
Oui, fGpondit I'm de ses. canlaraJes, car 81
III te %jntais dams I'eaa, ce scrait la pre-.
nlisre fJis.--Ce sera la dern.ere. rep Iiqaa
q este, don't Transportation alIait touionrs
crotssant, ct passant aas.ii6t sur ie poni
de Bercy II SO prGeipi'a dams la Seine,
d'oa les mariners FONT retire, fespirant
encore, mails dans une position oLi a nG-
ces$'te son transport immtdIa' l'hospice
lie p'us voisin. r.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-03-06

Nous recevons les %journaux de Marsell-
lie du 3, contenant la correspondence de
Conssant;nople du Is, ~apportee par lie pa
qnebot frane,is lie Lycurgue, ct ce!le d'A-
| !exandrie du %. ~appariee par lie p%aqiehot
anglais .Acheron, arrive a Marseille lie 2,
ayec la vaiise de l'Inde.
Les ~le.tres de Constantinople ne don
nent rien de positif sur la resolution de la
Porte. rciativemert a Mehe,net Ali.Quant
aux nouvelIes de I'Esypte ct de Ia syfle,
! loin de confirmer ia ~retraite d'ibrahIm Pa
| cha, Giles lie re%presentent III contra're
dams une position encore offensive. A Get
eyard, les Ie,;res d'AlexancIie, don't nous
donaons lei IN %extrait, mefItent une Sc
rieuse attention.
@ ALEXANDRIA, "a decembre.
.'Le bateau a vapenr anglais Hydra, ar
rive lei lie Is, yenant de Beyrouth, ame-
mi lie general Smith, qui rentre en- An!
g%le'erre pour motif de SAME. Par la meme
occasion, moss avons eB DIES nouvelles de
la Syrie, gni eontredisent en- parl'e ceiies
q~u'ayait donnGes oficlellement IamIra'
| Stopfud, tonchant la flute d'IbrahIm Pa
cha. |! parait que l'anarchse qni Fegne sur
tens les points de cette contree, n'asaIt
pas permis au cpmmandant des forces al
LEES, lie faire pe,ietrer dahs ElnieHear,
pour s'assurer 81 les troupes egyptlennes
~avaien. effectivement opere la retraIie
qv'on Ieur a%tlribuait.
"D'apres les iettres apportees par fly
dra il est eonstan, ql'Ibra him Pacha eta't
encore, lie 7 courans, dams les ens1fons de
Dumas, ayec IN corps d'armee assez con>
siderable. Toutefai-, Mehemet Ali ma re
ca aucun courier de son Gls, &c qui lie
lien' dams I'inqaietude. II est question
d'envoyer de nonveau Hamll-Bey en- sy-
RE. asec pautorisation de l'amIral angfaIs
pour qa'il puisse s'assurer 81 les dfpeehes
prsceIemment adressees a Ibrahim Pacha
hi sont ~parFenaes."
Nj. Cochelet a reeH hier nue lettre dc
Ia Syrie, dams lsquelle on relieve les nou
yelles s%u.yantes: