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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-06
BY TIE SOUTHERN MAIL.
The New Cabioet-Thc Inaugural Address.

WASHINGTON, March 4, ls45.
The whole programme OF the new administra-
ton is before us-,he Cabinet and the Inaugural
and the discomfort at its material and men in
creasng in several of the sections OF the demo-
oracle"
The Inaugural so Tar as il goes, ispralsed and APP
proved by the moderate men as the JHste miLiew,
but the old ultra sections OF the north and south
condemn II for opposite reasons. The southern
sections condemn il because 1t goes for protective
policy, and on this ground, now that the Texas
question staken out OF the canvass for the future,
Mr.. Folks administration will soon be opposed by
the friends of Mr. Calhoun, in the strongest man
aer. On the other hand, the entire silence Of the
address a e-eection, gives reasons to believe
that the special friends of Mr.. Polk leave that
point open for future emergencies. The fermenta-
ton on these points is increasing every hour.
On the construction of the cabinet, various no.
vel opinions and explanations are entertained. Mr..
Folk, out OF a dread OF taking cabinet from the
old leading ciques OF the democracy, has fallen into
the opposite extreme, and selected them from the
detunct cigues, composed of adjourned politicians
and small statesmen. For instance, Buchanan,
Bancroft and Marcy are the representatives Of the
| smallest and most uncomfortable cliques of their
| respectives States.
1t is very evident that the prevailing idea in
making up the cabinet was to set aside entire
ly the old names in the feld-such as Calhoun,
Wright, Cass, and perhaps others for the purpose Of
forming juste millic~ system to control the rest
The secret history of the discussions, motives,
and purposes in the selection of the cabinet, will
be curious in the extreme. 1t is generally consi-
dered weak cabinet, not having single man OF
genius, force oreminence a statesman In 1t from
mead to foot In less than year, ! should not be
surprised TO the great factions formerly headed
| by Calhoun and Van Buren, united in a strong OPP
position to Mr.. Polk and his present cabinet.
| On the other hand, the friends Of Polk-his espe-
| cial and exclusive friends, comprising the whole
mass of office-seekers and ofice-holders, are pre-
pairing to meet this opposition and to appeal to the
democracy for popular support. There will be
very singular and amusing contest on these points
and much fear that poor Mr. Polk will be placed
between these contendng factions of his own par
| ty, in as uncomfortable position as ever Tyler
was
The wings are very much pleased with the pre-
sent state of things, and intend to keep cool and
united, set on the democratic quarrels, and profit
| ments. It is very evident that the movements Of
Mr. Polk will have a tendency to create new
formation Of the democracy-to generate fresh
clique that will try to swallow up and control all
the old cliques. 1t will be an interesting contest to
the philosophical observer. Every day will bring
forth new views and new revelations. As Ophelia
says, eve know what we are, but not what we
NAV be-
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WASHINGTON, March 4, 1915.
GEN. J. G.. BENNETT

GKN. J. e. BENNETT
The streets are alive with the democracy-Em
pire Club predominant waited on Wickliffe this
afternoon, and had something of refreshment
Two grand balls to-nieht-the orthodox, which
are the fves, and the aristocratc, which are the
tens-both will be full The hotels overrun-the
refectores crowded-the beds all engaged-and
the streets full Of unfortunate uDprovided for
BY tomorrow evening the population Of Washing
ton will be diminished fifty thousand w.
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Married.,

On Tuesday evening, 4.h inst by the Rev. Mr. Meeksr
u Bnshwick LI) DAVID VAN ALsT, to MARY daughter
OF James Lilly, Esq. OF this city
May peace and plenty ever be thy lot
And smiling happiness surround thy cot;
With comfort may 'st thou safely glide
On life's rough journey DER its troubled tide
On Tuesday evening. 4th inst at the Commercial Ho
tel ~ Courtlardt street, by the Rev. Thomas Macauey
WILLIAM LArrrN, of Norfolk, Va to PRAcxLLs McCosSvL
OF this city. 05- Norfolk Herald will please cory.
On "Wednesday afternoon. by his Honor James ,arper
Mayor, Mr.. THOMAS CROMWELL, to Miss RuTH Mar In
WALTERS all OF this city.
On Tuesday. 4th inst at Flushing a.. ~ ny the Rev
Dr. Muhienburg Csc. w CLOSE, OF Athens Ga tn Miss
Esther SMITH daughter of Col VIM. smith, Of the for.
place
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Brighton Cattle Market.

MAacH AIT Market 500 head beef cattle 20 yokes Of
working oxen 80 cows and calves sheep aud about
800 swine.
Prices Beef Cstte-We quote extra cattle at SIS rs;
hrst quality So 2S So second quality, 81 5Oa475
Working Oxen-70 Jokes. Sales noticed of part Of
S74, $40, rs so 81, % so and Sll2 so
Cows and Caives-Dull Sales noticed at $40. %, IS.
10 90, %, 81, and one extra taken at S5a.
sheep-ssles noticed at 50 Is, So, 3 so and $475
swine Prices ranged tor 81 cts barrows at 45c
at Wholesale and ~ Tor sows and barrows retail
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AUCTION SALES.

A. G. TUrTLE. Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE Of Hard
war. Faacy Goods &C. comprising ths sn socks q
Teath Spring Trade Sale will ale place tFRIDAY)
at 10 o'clock at the sales % Pa Of Gold
Sheffield arSyare and Gutle,y French Geym,n and Amer
stock of Importer and will be found worthy the attention
the city and country trade.
Also the entire stock Of retail dealer declining business
and particularly worthy the ION Of the retail
Ros eTs' scissors. shears. &c
Also invoice of Thos Turner Co table and pen cut
lery
AS, Wilson, Hswhsworth and Moss pattern cards.
iso at IL O'clock 10 steel and round
Catalogues win be reidy this day at IL O'Clock
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IEe greatest NUMBER OF passengers was carried over
the Utica and Schenectady Railroad of those making
turns Of the number Of passengers transported From the
Long Island and Harlem Roads reports in relation to
this item were received There were passengers
transported on the Troy end Schenectady Rood in ls4s
annex statement showing the number Of
transported by each company in ls4s and 1874.
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FLOWER SERDs.-John Robinson, at Niblo's, hai
we perceive, just received from London, rich
collection of choice flower seeds
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Died.
On Tuesday evening" 4th inst john BUNTING, in the
Ills, year Of his ngs
His friends and scqunintances requested t, attend
his funeral from his late residence 81 Tenth avenue this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
On Wednesday 5th inst SARAH JANE daughter Of John
and Msry Anne Scott aged years, months and days
The friends OF the family requested to attend the
funeral, this afternoon from % Beaver street.
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- THE RAIL ROAD DrPof HOTEL. corner 4th
1.:B Avenue and 86th strsetAnhonv b. ecker Co will
sell at auction Thursdav, the 27h day of March next
AZ q o'clock at the Nechsnts ExchGee the valuable
ssh street The F'opna contains f the and 100
assessment pad the ncney within blocks of the large
Groton Reservoir The Hsre large twostory attic build
8sth street The premises desirable for purpose
public ouse and occupied such $4,000
sms MAIN on bond and mortgage per cent Possession val,
and particulars apply the Auctoner. Broad
to NOWLAN on the premises, No. Eleventh street."
f20tO m
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New Discovery, by which all stoves and
as co ich body, by application year This Vam!sh
entirely invention and surprises and delights all who
It, Specimens Of stoves and pipes may be at
70 andt where the polish be had at the OF
through the summer.
Gouraud's italian Soap for curing Pimpies,
fecle' &c. and all skin diseases. His Poudre Subtitle for
dFspgns, Spanish White His Grecian Hair Dye and his
Other celebrated tesuying preparations, found nowhere
else New York but at the original depot 81 Walker first
Agents7s Chestnut street. Philadelphia Jordon,2 Milk
Boston; Carleton CO.. Lowel Bliss Co, Springfield;
Green Co Worcester Dyer, Pfovdence Bull Hartford;
Eer,s Middletowp Myers, Few hayen Tou.ey. Rochester;
Bsckus Bill. Troy; Fierce. s'apwix Hall Albany Seth o.
Nashville Tenn.
sWho IL troubled with a bad Cough and
night Let him Shermans Cough Loznges
They have cured almost hopeess They cured
the Rev Dares Anthony when his ends had given him
They relieved Rev. Sebastian Streer Of Boston, than all
the remedies he made Of and they will continue
all who beyond hope III sick and
be assured yca " i'll not regret il.
Dr. shrman's warehouse is 06 Nassau Agens227 Hud-
st 1888 Bowery; II East Broadway; Ledger Buildings
Philadelphia; and State street, Boston.
Asthma, Dyspepsia, indigestion and Liver
COMPLAINT are positi ely cured all by Longeys Great
Western Indian Panacea and the propreors refund
ths IN all cases not etted Sold only at II
Courtlandt street.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, at his
only agency Walker street, first from Broadway
Look to Your Pnntries and Bed Rooms
Have reaches bed bugs houses2 remedy
for these vermin at 81 Courtlandt street.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 8.

SUN s-r'.. S Al u'aS ~arKn ..... 6M
Cleared.
Ship st George Ferris Liverpool John Ogden-Barque
Josephine. Mitchell g Thomas and Gu,yama De Forest
jersey Lewis, Saysnr all NJ Dem -Schrs Orozmbo Ssr.
gent Havana De Zaldo; Sea Hart Richmond, Hunter
Hanson, Jones' Baltimore do; Palestine Green Philadelphia
DO. Br schr Jane Sprot Frazer, for Halifax, cid 4h.
Brig Republic Smith, from Port Prince Feb a. with
fee and logwood, to Shedding 4 Ferris
Brig Pasey Blount Malcolm l6 days from Belize Hond
with specie and ogwood Blanco Sailed in co with brig
Juno, FOR Apalachcola. Left Americans.
Brig Ann Eliza Park from St Marks end days from Key
West with cotton to Hobrook Nelson Co. Left Key
West ship of New Orleans, with cargo of coal; brig
Almeda Rowland hence bound st Marks Spoke Feb co.
off Torlugas, schr Foam, IA days hence for Tampco.
Below
One ship, one brig unknown.
sailed.
Ship Anson, Barkman, Chareston barque Louisiana Emery
Lisbon; briggs Dodge Antwerp Lawrence Copeland
Baker Bermuda Falcon Br] Pitt do. From the Lower Bay
Swedish barque franklin, Amsterdam.
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= TRAIT d FAMILY BIBLE-Price Twenty five cents :
Part con.ns bear,ieu Line Engraving by J. Bain with
beautiful specimens OF Anne workmanship and prove be
yond doubt that hoots be well published in this
in England The engTavngs Of class ,edom used
illustrate book being OF equal merit with the Sc usually sold
for framing. at from TO two dollars each.
The publishers challenge comparison wha any similar work
at three times the price,
me 2rdh II. MARTIN & co. rs John street.
N. PUMROY, member Of the Phladelpha Bar. will lee
t1re this Evening. March 9Th, IN O'Clock
in the Coliseum, 40 Broadway, respectful opposition
doctrines aud measures Of the Native American rarity
mt
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The Napoleon OF the Eating Houses
Fresh Sssd served yesterday Gosngs American and
French Dining Saloon Ga and Nassau Maiden
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Foreign lmp0rtatIOns.
PORT PaIrcEBrg Republic-35 logwood 93e bags
coffee $il00 Shielding Ferrs37 bass coffee Bush co-3
Allen rays9n-S Iopham Stebbips-loO Beqdck Tomp;
900 Marien--l5 do 100 logs mahogany H Deafed-
bog copper $3.50 Rossere co.'s bales Hogah-SI5O
II Schehelin-$580 R"lker & Moman
BELIZE Hon-Brig Pasey lount-36 tons logwood 10 do
rosewood mdse $3.50 indigo Agnire
Galway-S3000 j labouise-$225 + Alexander-SI5f +
Cofhn-l bale Maitland & Comne.
Domestic lmPOrtations.
ST MARKs.Brig Ann Eliza-I30 bales cotton Holbrook
Nehon--3 Center co-A M.itland-l2 Taylor Rich
IA bxs Perkins Hopkins-l Hurlbnt x co.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c. lS45.
THE subscriber epres nting seversl ufscture OF Bir
nnsham aud Sheffield Hardware,) offers crest induce
large dealers Purchaser solicited call and tai
prices befor- buying.
$50 low priced table cutlery s5s per gross &C.
10 casks very superior files, from 10 inches at old
prices.
40 casks Bright Traces casks Hand Saws, at IS IS
30 do Carolina Hoes PER dog.
20 do Hooks and Hinges 50 bags fine Wrought Nails.
do Curry Combs .
Also, Knob and Padioeks Candlestchs, Frame Pulles,
Jacs Bolts spoo vs. Percussion Csps ehoe Thrrad Chain
Web, &c. &c. be. JOHN'A NEWBOULD,
m3 stissm % john street. mp starr
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IT BROWN, Stone Seal Engraver, 1913 Broadway, opposite
the Part-Coats Of AIMS Costs, Cvpher, &c engraved
rough cut to form Sigue' Rigs Keys, Pencil Gases
Ladies Seas engraved with ay device
Goats Of Arms found and painted from 50 ard upwards and
forwarded Of the United Staes Arms pnisd in
ladies' albums copied in pedgees any Books
OF Heradry kept with upwards Of lo roo tim
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-06

To Self-shaving Gentlemen posses Sing
strong ba and tender face the Metallic Tablet and Sop
a. Saunders the only article in that will obviae
Their d, difficulties. most convincing proof Of their utility
Milikn, 30l Strand; Lowcoek. 80 Comhi; Thornhu ia
New Bond street. have them for SALE and recommend them
g. SAUNDERS, 1862 Broadway
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y ECElvED per packet ship Opsda, complete
~ OF French ferfumery from Provost Lubn Monpea &c.
Apply At 81 Beaver street, up stairs. mo &c,
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- WEDICAL MAGNETISM
0R STRONG gives and positiyeIy his last Leo
- ture upon this interesting Science, this (THURSDAY
EVENING" at the socety Library Rooms corner Of Broad.
way and Leonard seet which BY particular
fsqIest number e. persons will be magnetzed
pseh extracted while IN the magnetic He will also
plain the which different thrown into the
magnetic seep and tn, mode Of diseases
expcmens WIZ be tried in order the truth of this
dtriu and committees will be appointed fom the
dence TO test the experiments
ous Of experiments Of this kind will
peter opportunity there will be large magnetized
Experiments IN Pheno Drawing Teeth So Sc
Tickets % cents, to be had at the door.
o'clock " Se ~ ia" posi-
five tickets will admit gentleman and two ladies'
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Dailey's Magical Pain Extractor, sold al
81 Courtlandt street. at half prize Warranted genuine
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Sands, Bristols and C0mst0ek's Extract
Of Sarsaparlla, sold at 81 Courtandt street.
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See COmstOck's Advertisement ON the first
of this paper of articles that have obtained such un
bounded popularity. All should u th,m.
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INFORMATION WANTED.
CAN ANY PERSON give information % X O. r., at this
Ooce where WI LAID PAU l., OF Camden State Of Maine
be found His deposition important required
re
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INFORMATION wanted Of James And,ess, who left this
city about years for Meyicn " y row Two Yeas
his friends have received any word him an inf
ton respecting him would be thankfully rei ~ his aheT
Robsr Andreas, at OlnsyvilIe, New Providence.
March ID lel5. mi 1wsec
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The Question is Settled.-NO events In the
history Of the United States have produced political
ceen than those Of Texas and Oregon; the
the latter is postponed Not with Councils Magical Pain
Extractor from Courtland street. That question decided
adhesion such and only adjourned by the
Of those who ignorant Of its virtues bndy stupid
to its efficacy
Phrenoiogy u. 8. Fowler lectures on
he application Of hi. scencs the selection of Congnis
commencing at ~ o'clock and closing wi public examina
tons. Seats. cents only.
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ADJUSTMENTS
We NATIO Ma L CIHCUs'

PARK THEATRE.
The Manager NEE, tn. w.hs Of the public
u-kEDUGST ffeSSPf 81 II PR isSf
Goi1.rv .........'........' ;SS C Csnss
The DOCS viii be opened s. and III. viii i.
SlGHT Bgf oS the Company sp. for
Philadsp,a saturday nett order present themselves
''''' n 3 j
r are
ON wa Ti which al the n
'' +. e f Dance Si x'i l.. ' Wells.
M. s T " R. Ct the Ocean will be rode and by
G heroic s & ss S ri Ta'"'
"a 4. 'h 81. sy.
q Di.sS : S 2,;S.s ,, .,,,. i. ,,
The Al q the Night viii be BY ansp-
sSs,o; e s"s s,
Nick 1rs,ss GUnss5 S M Ms H0y Ed
Hiding Master Johnson; Equestrian Director Cad
speetaes with bsaata scenes Costumes: Arsry Bridges
immense N'1 MAD Al ANTONY WAYNE,
BOLD HORSE DElEsvlLDARE.
Doors O'Clock. and performance to enceat7.
Park THEATRE-
gns ns oa.T ayh S ss % Th:. w
Of Old Heads and onng Hearts, and other entertainments
Ladies and gentlemen engaged Ibis establishment
quesed meet the Green Room Of the Theatre Saturday
March 8h. at IL o'clock ms 5tsc
GERMAN SOCIETY OF NEW YORK
3 ass in o aid 6 t ehbs ne Fund
Of March, 8i5 the Tabernacle which occasion fol-
lowing eminent talent will appear viz
SIGNONA ROSINA PICO.
MR.. WIN SCHARFENBgRG.
MIR. THEOD. w. GRONEvELDT,
(Carionet.)
number of Gentlemen kindly consented 10
several German thoruses Orchestra of
formers composed principally Of Members Of the
philharmonic Society will the following pieces
The celebrated Symphony in z minor by Beethoven
Overture to FingaPsCave by f. Mendelsohn Bartholdy
$50 Overture to Der tIeischutz by g. NJ. Won Weber.
The Instrumental Performances will be under the direction of
MR.. u. C.. HILL.
The Concert will commence 8 o'clock precisely.
Tickets, at 81 each he had all the Music
Stores the door the evening of the Concert and Of the
defsigned:-
COMMITTEE.
e. Fl. Sand, -@.G Vom Bnur,
Theod Victor, r.. Pavenstedt,
VIM Scharfrube-g, +. A. Spies,
Dr. Gescheidt Professor TeIkampf,
G.. X. Degen, r. r. SchlesjneeT,
II. +. Moring, Charles Perabeau,
A. Belmont DR.. Henschel,
Ernest Fielder A. Rodewald,
o.. +. w. Rakenan, Leopold Bierwirth
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Passengers Arrived.
BELIZE. Hon-Brig Patsey Biount-Dr Francisco Pines
and lady, Madam Schas Alex Lascomc.
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REMOVAL.
r.viMnAAD 'LLE FANNY OURANG OUTANG,
AViNG concluded her engagement the American Muse
- um, viii be exhibited for Few Days Only, at
CROTON HALL
-, Corner OF Bowery and Division
Admission l2L cents, without distinction Of age
Hours Of MISUNDERSTANDING from to l. Afternoon from
to S. Evening from 10 g. mo iw sec
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consequer Of the crowd of the Gallery Of Mr.
l CAIHERWOoD'S Beautiful Panorama, since the terms
will is Of visiting this view Of the glorious City
Open day and evening at the Granite Building Of
mtprSe ma 40
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Gouraud's italian Soap for curing PimpIes

Asthma, DyspepsIa, IndlgestiOn and Liver
Gemrsi1t pesit. ely cured all cases by Long Grea
the money in all IL cures not effected Sold only
Ipurandt street.
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- TO LET-The two story and attic brick dwelling
E:: house No 6 Barrow street. finished in modern style
with folding doors, marble mantel. SC. Apply TO
xm6 Tvs T. & A. 8. HOPE, No. 1879 Chambers st.
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WANTED-By healthy respectable young married wo
nurse respectable family Wondhsvs no objections to q
travelling Coed reference given Please enquire 26 Walk
in the grocery second floor the
ms 2tsrrc
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-08-16
sALrRRIrE DE- LA YtLLE.

lie derniore listo mottunire prdpar6o par
10 bureau do saht6, ct que nous publIons
dams Ia pnrtie 0nglaise du Courier do CO
Jour, NO constAte que 50 d6o6s pendant ia
semaine expitaBt samedi 0 du co0rant.
Nous MY voyons h%gurcfaucun cas- do fee
vre iaune.
&c chltFre de- Ia mottalit6 d6moutrb que
r6tat saluhrc de la vile est DIES plus eats.
r~aisaus. Car:si ron fat attention que la
population do Ia Nouyollo 0rl6rhs s'6leyo
al25,0 600 ames, (dans do nombte les alb.
sens ne COMPETENT pass Ct quo Ia moyenne
des d6c6s par jour est settlement de Z La,
on trouyera que 10 rapport entire Ia morta.
lite IournuIi6fe ct In population est CONNIE
4: 1906, c'esl i dire quill nest mort
qu'une personno sur 1906. II R'existe
pas de grande viIio nu monde qui pfesente
un samblabis r5sultat.-=CoM.
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MERvETLLEs DE LELECTRICITE.-Le
Cotgdna de Hartford, raconte Ie fat sui
want: " lie IS fIiIEes, N. Fowler de Mans.
field, Sc nit init au lit a Nottingham, ct lie
lendemain on Ie tfouva presentant toGtes
les a~pparences dun homme mort par lie
poison. On essaya sur Iui tous les rene.
des utises en- pareli cas- I: mails ce fut en-
vain. Alors on cut recours a r6leetricit6.
A la premiere application du conducteur
a Ia p%oItrIne, lie patient SO Ieva leutement
sur son seant, puls retomba immediate.
ment. Au second choc, il Sc leva plus
wife en- GRANT sOh! p Au troisiame enin
il Sc Ieva bfusqnement, en- Poussant Pex.
clamation: "Ohl mon Dieu ~ ct resta
assis sans peine. Bientbt il demanda a
boire on Iui donna du the ct du cafe !;
trois quarts dheafe apres, il s'babiltait hi
meme ct paraissait tout-a-fait guefi. Il
await, a ce quill parait, achete la yeiIle
deux onces de Iaudanum ct les await
prises en- deux doses. Quelques chagfins
de mensge I'avaieut pouss6 al suicide,