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PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS.

PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS.
E IRON Hub AND AxLETREE PLANTATION
Geo. " a g o Ms AND na5aazaS
AaSM C.fRTS.-A orders ESnNuSN
G@G@gg for these very superior 1ET3kEW1y
articles will meet with prompt atten
ton by leaving them with Messrs STARK. DAY. sTAUFFER
where sample may be seen. -, e,,,,rn~
mh25 1mis albert WhSHBOfN
OWEN B. WITHERS, A. M, M; D., Gate Of Ken
" tuckU) having permanently located in New Orleans,
respectfully tenders his services the public in all the duties
devolvng physician. lie refers to the following gen.
tlemen wv
Hon + r Underwood Ky; G. S. Bedford, NJ. D., N.Y.
Hon ]. j Cnttenden. KY; u. Glass, M. D., N %;
Hon f. Nj Ewing. Ky; S. d. Gross, M D., KY;
Hon O. G.. Gates, Ky; Z. W. Short. NJ. D., Ky;
Hon B l., Clark Ky. r. f. Short & Co.. NO;
Hon Asher Graham, KY; Howard Malcolm, D. D., Ky.
yer and Union. ml28 I'm
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BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.
aElGHTY. CASES landing from ships TMf
- Francis Ann and Oswego, for sale by Y Ay
r. G. HOBBS, 70.
ag6d No. IL Customhouse street
,,,un, JAYNE'S AGUE PILLS.
InESE FILLS are put up in vias, containing from
T. twenty eight to thirty Pills each and being thus x
uaeo rom the deerOrate undergo any change
w warranted, used according the directions, TO be
mlallble remedy for Fever and Ague.
- NATHAN JARVIS & co.
apo Corner OF Magazine and Common streets.
SWEET TABLE BUTTER.
~ SMALL STONE JARS FOR FAMILY USE
: oi arrangements such as TO enable to furnish
SWEkF TABLE BUTTER to friends and all who in
EGGS W. GEO y Ia6TTES e. 10
ao Under ce-house, St Charles and Poydras SITS.
n po,,,,,,, WINDOW GLASS.
X IiUILiVlNG per Robt. Burtin:
~ 5l95 boxes Sx0 to 24x32
a'v do in store, 6xS TO 32x46
~ do Of fine English Crown Glass C..
as DO fine sheet A and b.
le light of English Plate
Ivy do Double Thick
for s I Y, DO BED Blue Green, White and Yellow Glass
apis r. CIANNoN. 46 Canalst.
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Shin Hudson Page New York, VIM Creevy
Bah Jane Gano, Matthias. Norfolk and Richmond,
Wills Il Rawlns
Bark Inconstant, (Br) Wilson, London Maxwell & &c
Bng Til Rodevich, Havana, John Alexander
Schr Naiye,JIewis, Brazos st. Jago, J. w. Gibbons
schr Iona, Leeteh, Tampico, Dobbn & Wickham
sen Mary, Davis, Tampa Bay and Cedar Keys. Fa,
j. w. Gibbons
Scht Judith Ward, Anderson, Savannah, Wood & Low
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Tuskina, Williams, az days FIN Havre to Toby &
gert-1stmy.
Ship Bay State Simmons, II days I'm Boston, to Harrod
Darling IL Cold my.
Bark Gange Watson Is days I'm Boston, TO Mastered my
Dark Douglass, Norval, l6 days I'm New York, to C.
Meeker-lst my.
Bark Sir Chas. Napier (Br) FIN London previously re.
ported below to Hamilton, Mackinder & Cod my.
STEAMBOATS,.
California, Reynolds, I'm Mobile.
%na; Hart fm Bayou Sara-33 bales cotton;
Meteor Deahoussaye FIN St Martinsville-l06 bales cotton
Con-, Kmball, fin Grand Ecore-1243 bales cotton.
Come, South, I'm Paddy's Bluffs-l200 bales cotton
savanna, Dmnison, FIN Pittsburg.
Aeck Scott, Swon, I'm st. Louis.
Alamba, Bnckle FIN Cincinnati.
Alex Scott, Sturgeon I'm Louisville.
Bunker Hill Key. FIN Louisville.
Msh Baden Short, FIN st. Louis.
lovboa Persian, Andrews I'm the Passes
Iosboa South Western Martin, i'm the Passes
IOVboat PoHDise. Disney FIN the Passes.
loSboal Dan Webster, Rhinehart, FIN the Passes.
m BELow-CoMING Up
Ship Trenton. from London.
Bark Action, from Liverpool.
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The RAcEs.-To-day over the Bingaman
Course promises world of sport. No less than
seven entries, all we'll known The betting last
evening spirited and various betters could
desire. Such race as this will be sure to attract
a numerous attendance
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Cleared Yesterday :

ATTITUDE, % 81 80 N.-LoNarTuDE, 80 Win Time, Oh
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Cash and Positive Sale of Property to Close an
Estate.
By PERSON & RONNEXAL Auctioneer


Ofce, No. ST GrGUier street
SATURDAY, April %, 1S48, at u o'clock, M.-wiIl be
- sold at Auction Banks Arcade. Magazine street.
in the city of New Orleans the following desirable property
to wit
F1RsT-A LOT OF GROUND with all the improve
thereon situated in the Nuns Faubourg the
OF Bacchus and Felicity streets said lot measuring %
feet inches lines front Bacchus street by 10 feet
inches deep and front Felicity street. and 81 feet inches
width in the This property for SIS per
month,
SEcoND-TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with all the i'm
proyenents thereon, situate in Faubourg Annunciaton
Second Municipality, of New Oreans-designaed lots
No and in square 50, bounded by Apollo Bacchus
Polynma and Eutepe streets said lots adjon each other
and each 81 feet ii inches lines front Bacchus
street by l2 feet 0nche lines deep between parallel lines
Lot No. forming the OF Poymnia and Bacchus
streets. This PROPERTY now for $40 per month The
banquets made and paid for.
Terms-Cash.
THIRD TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the Second
Municipality, said Faubourg Annuncation, square
No. TO- bounded by Thaia, Ersto, Howard and Liberty
streets said Lots adon each other and designated by
the numbers and and each 81 feet front Lbe
ty street, by rs feet Deep between parallel lines
Terms-The purchaser TO assume the payment OF three
notes Of s63 50 each payable on the 18th Of May 848
the It'll November 1S4S and 18th May, 1649 balance cash
The plans can be seen the office of the Auctioneer:
Acts of sale before L. R. Kenny ESQ., Notary Public, at
the expense of the purchasers. apis
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OFFICE UNION ToWBoAT Co,

UROV ~, AprlI Is, 1870
1 E avn AND AFTER THIS DATE, the fol n,
sanca e regulations will be in force in regard to .lA
Bo MIS- Of o. Vessels the Bar VIZ An Assisting
msy b furnished either inward or outward. whenever
eharo @ ht Necessary by Agent OF this Line, and
han 6f ne made for the same TO vessels drawing less
As11senn iee TO vessels drawing fifteen feet and less
E Be cb nai rates will be charged and all over sixteen
ts sed iul rates This regulation applies only to
Oie bv ~ up and down by this Line and when they
An yes liz mead the draft will be taken from the stem.
% transported once ee 9 of an rbsSss nov vS she is
4psn Oul Of the limits of the corporation nor TO the
-s. lapl7 I'm JITNIITS REERE MANAGER
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o,nI' WORK ON THE GAME OF CHESS.

R15inap.O,k WINTER EVENINGS Containing the
The most n ol The Game, and Elementary Analysis of
played b al openings eNempiiied in games actually
Analysis os h e greatest masters, including Stanton S
Positions Vi ile kIngs and Queens Gambets numerous
eeted s anu problems in diagrams, both original and
gred f, series OF Chess Tales with Illustrations en-.
Translated m o iRa a. designs the WHOLE extracted and
stssY's M, Also,
NAMySSH AANUAL OF CHESS;
Tn = one volume no" completed and bound
vded WIZ { CHESS BoARD-Being a chess board pro-
ING eams complete set of chess men, adapted for play
u odp On steamboats, railways carriages stages etc
lg the gamas ahH carrying in the pocket without disturb
and for s sae at GE Ee n k9fei
Rl7 a "arehouse'
J. B. STEEL, IA Camp street
A SMafTy LING MATERIALS FOR SALE
\ Pima al quantity of JOB TYPE, consisting of Great
e while in raagon, Double Small Plea Cases etc but a
~As flee use will be disposed of on low terms Apply
mh2lu,
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Z.
NJ would respectfully thanks for the liberal pat
y onage bestowed him since he first had the honor o.
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into New Orleans,
five years ago during which time he has taken por-
traits than any other person in the world His specimens
exhibited at the Fair competition with others taken
by The best operator from New York and he was awarded
the First Premium =
taken by himself
J. NJ assures the public that his portraits will continue to
and constant practice the best inducements to per-
GENUINE VoigtianGe Cameras 70 per cent cheaper than
in this city; all other articles the same Plates az "
per dozen; ScOrl No l. for So g. guaranteed the best
plates made i'll the United States; Gases 1918 and % oo
New York Cameras at $lS.
Orders from the country promptly attended 10. 49,.
Ia" Eutrance-NG. Camp street. mhll u
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MAYO,s MUSIC STORE,

No 5 Camp street, near Canal.
best houses, and fully qua rantied s3
as Sne aa 1q Fees S1 s Y
best mandatory and guaranteed to remain at concert pitch
for five years MUSIC for all instruments received daily
from all the publishers the United States NEW MUSIC
published every week from the most popular Authors MI
part HaDs Double Bass VolonceIo Guitars Violins Ban
Jos, Drum bass and tenor ramboIneS Flutes Clariones
bones bass, and alto Cornet a Psons Orpheclide
French Horns Tumpets, valve and plain BHgles Cavalry
CHANDiSE of every kind. STRINGS for TIE Harp, Bass
Vio, Violin and Guitar. INSTRUCTION BOOKS for
all instruments by most approved authors. lNSTRUC
TON the Piano, Harp, Violin, Guitar Flute, and in
payment for Pianos Musical instruments repaired
MUSIC BOUND The above named merchandise is re-
ceived Ind sold and consequently Offered at
much lower prices than if purchased private account
Purchasers respectfully invited 10 examine the articles be-
anI2 Inn VIM. T. MAYO Agent.
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MRS, McCLUSKEY.

a FASHIONABLE MIIlNER AND >4a
~, ID RESS NJ "A X Err sAls!Jj1
ssg~ VIZ yciRcus AND GRAvIER SITS, N. % 'S.yGa
- ~, ascahs, LeghOrnS, Panamas and ~sshss
WE Seaned Dyed and altered to the present fashion
ne above will be executed in the most iashona
~e9e ana on the most reasonable terms. ap14 6m
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NEW ORLEAN rs:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 10. 1913.

YEsrEEDAy--Yesterday was a day of frowns
and smiles At one time the clouds betokened rain,
and then again at another, they almost propheced
a COOL clear, brilliant day. The clouds of yeser-
day were very coqnettsh in their nature and the
sooner they betake themselves to the higher
heavens the better for the snblunary ones of earth
The sun at one time bedimmed, and then at
another, shone forth with all his beauty, ainging
down upon the earth his golden radiance. Depend
upon it, there will 'be no cakes and ale" in the
way of police news until the present week has
passed. The Courts and police offices Yesterday
were dull-as dull as the wits of a nlmsku, and
not single item occurred to vary the monotony of
the scene. Still we must live in hope-time even
tualy will bring forth her offspring, and then
Locals will be g first on the list,' as they say in
steamboat phraseology''
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7 WEST Practical DENTIST,

J. WEST, Practical DentIsts ~ 49,,
VTTOID respectfully inform the citizens OF Ne.yOrleans
w that he has removed his office to l2S &TgE@sss
CARoNDELET STREET. corner OF Peydfas YSsSsssEzs5s
street. opposite the Church. Thankful fotIJ YYY~
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed 1ll x, Il
upon him he would solicit continuance OF the same AMER
practice of eight years the mechanical department. boh
in Europe and the United States and having asaeh nm
self of ali the late he feels confident una. ne
will give satisfaction all those who may favor BIN WITH
call List OF fFices: a. IN
single looui' iho.ii'eu o liz. s ........3 90
~, al, .= ord ,a l covtv ,.........2 90
fiugg!hs M MaL i'he so" pei ~ .............3 90
full set of Teeth highly finished on new principle m
The los of the Palate supplied without clasps OF ilga ~
w warrants all his operations to be the best OF WORK
mansp and material and to give satisfaction to those VINO
NAV patronize him, charge viii be made
I'D mates remodeled and repaired at the shortest notice
Dentists in the country rely on having Their WORK
nTompfIy attended to, by sending correct model
B-J w. can refer to many persons who are now en-
owing The benefits of his practice apS 6m
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NEW ORLEANS MARK ETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,
TueSday Might A mil X

Tuesday Night, April Is, 1913.
AN unusual degree of dulness has characterized orr
ket DUNG the past three days. attributable chiefly to the
depressing accounts recently received by the European
steamers, Washington and Hibera and the non
of the private letters brought by the latter Cotton will be
has settled at decline of salDac while Provisions
Flour Grain, etc. though Inactive have remained about
stationary in price The river still rising and now
within nine inches of high water mark 1.
COTTON-Our report of last Friday evening left the
Cotton market unsettled by the depressing accounts from
Europe that it impossible give accurate quotations
though stated the decline here be fully "a of cent
Since that time the reported decline of 4Dad at Liver
pool has been confirmed, and this with the extreme diff
Guilty of negotiating Exchanges has put prices down %
cent closing to-day, however with regularity
The sales $500 bales Saturday 5000 on Monday and
5000 to-day making 1850 bales for the three days most of
which has been on English and Northern account Our
quotations reduced 5s04c. to conform with the ruling
rates to-day.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ........ (041a Middng Fair .... $780,
Ordinary ..4405 Fair ,.............. nominal
Good Mddng 5$ stS5 Good and Fine d do
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Cotton, bales. Tobacco, hhds
Stock on hand Sept. 1.............. % 1873 22336
Received past days.. 1854 Il83
previously ...... 1895, 376-10I 917 23,G6-A279
1900 10H4lO 1855
Exported past days ,0S5 $50
previously ..... 769, 3S4--7s0, 1863 81 3l2-31 1872
Stock on hand not cleared. ,941 A7s3
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r,ectors of President and Vice President
% flowing table Of the number OF electoral votes to
The ob State will be entitled at the ensuing election,
hch er for frequent reference during the campaign
/" rumvs THAT VOTED FOR CLAY IN 1874
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FIR n Memphis Packet CLARKSVILLE-Fer
ss. * ihss1yypA 81 Helena, ETC. ete-On THURS
H ne new and splendid packet GAINESVILLE NJ
above For freight or passage apply board Canal
wharf ort0 HYDE Y OGLESBY, IL Poydras st.
n. Brhe Carksvlle will take freight for Hatchee River
and reship at Memphis. apI7
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sssS n U. S. Mail NE PLUS ULTRA-E6r Gin
LIfs4AAes555 cinna Madison, LOaisuMe Wheeling
zsz9szzzsa and Ptsburg-With quick dspach-The
elegant and last running steamboat nj PLUS ULTRA.
Capt Richard Phillips expected to arrive, and will leave
above For freight passage, having unsurpassed
commodaons apply to
HYDE Il OGLEsBY, II Poydras street
The Ne Plus Ultra entirely boat and being
light draught will meet with 20 delay. ap15
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M n Vicksburg Packet MARENGor-F6r
L@Sssfks4ssS picks5urg, Grand CUT Rodney and
So -: Natehe;-on FRIDAY, April list, at
steamboat MARENGO, Charles }. Breuham master will
leave as above Every FRIDAY, during the season. For
freight passage, apply board foot Canal street.
+. b. SMITH & CO, 90 Magazine st.
GR The steamboat Marengo is now receiving freight at
the foot OF Canal street, and will leave above apis
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~ ;, The New BUCKEYE For Clneinnati.
saAFfsffI Lo RS WAeeling gid PttsIars-
MI poslsey-This new, splendid, passenger steamboat
at Poydras street wharf, or to
HYDE & OGLESBY, IL Poydras ST.
IY The Buckeye is entirely boat, and built
pressy ter the Cincinnati trade aplS
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WEEKLY PACKET LINE.
~ n For Montgomery and Wetumpka-Every
@sskas5z.#a5a SATURDAY, at o'clock P. M.The sea
E@S..sszE steamboat E. A. OGDEN Capt. Kercheval.
and the low steamboat PELICAN, Capt. Temple
bile Montgomery. Wetumpka and all Landings on Alabama
River every SATURDAY at clock, P. NJ. Shippers and
Passengers depend the puncuay of these Packets.
For freight passage, apply on board, or to
ml6tf HYDE IL OGLESBY IL Poydras st.
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OIL, OlL,-Spem, Elephant, Lard Whale, Linseed
~ Tanners and Meats Foot Oil for wholesale and retail,
apl21w by S. w. CUTTER. 70 Poydras st.
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spirits TURPENTIN bbls for sale by
- ap12 1w s. w. CUTTER, 70 Poydras st.
CATHOLIC MANUALS AND BIBLES. elegantly
~ bound in gilt, with gold clasps Common do Flowers
OF Plety - &c For sale by MILES e SALE CO..
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Ship Hudson Page. New York, VIM. Creey
BaR Jane Gano, Matthias, Norfolk and Richmond,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-22
FRANCE.

Count de Fouchicourt and his son, young man q
years Of age both residing ~ No. Rue - Anastase
near the Rue ST Louis, distinguished Themselves for
their resistance IN the barcades, Of which they were
the chiefs in their quarters The Count planted white
flag on the barrcades a. which be fought He was re-
cOgnized by NJ lsambert Lieutenant inthe Oh Legion,
and that gentleman, assisted By some comrades aud
and mobiles arrested him a. his own house on the %
inst 1t is true said H. de fouchcOurt- that
fought at the barrcade and did 20 In the name Of or
der for in my opinion order cannot oe reesia0shed 10
France without the restoration % legitimate royalty
NJ Grandmeni. one Of the editors and STdn Of the
RefOrne has been arrested "a have also VI. Nafrn,
Lieut. Colonel Of the 9th Legion " ton0ertauX, who
has figured in several political cases and is compromised
in the Blanqui affair Cheritier. old political convict
and member Of several secret societies Barral, sub
director Of the steers nauonauX and Captain Of the
18th Legion. Cavan0n chief Of the Club DemOcratquc
Guerneau vice president of the Club de Ia Montague
and NJ Thore editor OF the Drdie RpH5hqHe
More than 100 600 muskets have already been returned
70 the arsenals of the state In quarters several
persons gave up their muskets and swords with great
aacrty but search having been made In their houses
arms and ammunition were found secreted.
The body OF a man who was most furious dema
gogue and who was President OF the Club des Drots
de Homne attended by large numbers OF the working
classes and who had acquired the oubrquet Of Iee
de Bronsen has been recognized AZ the Morgue. tie
ives killed at the barrcade in the Rue ROchechOusrt
On the 9th ult a. some National Guards search
ing house in the Rue du Faubourg s. Antoine, they
found in cellar thirty armed men with los load
ed muskets and instruments for casting balls in their
possession The men surrendered without resistance
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Effects of the battle.

An eyewitness thus describes the subsequent ap-
pesrance Of the different localities where conflicts had
taken place On the Both ut / made farther tour
through the thester OF the greatest destruction OF pro
perry and find IL j. not extensive as has been re
ported The chief points are the end Of the Rue 81
Antoine, near the Hotel de Vile, where the street
becomes narrow there are several houses on the
north side battered by cannon in lettering condition
On the south side the windows and wood work are
damaged by musket balls. In the Rue du Faubourg
du Temple the entire line Of street from the ooule-
ward 10 the Bsrrere Bsllvile is more or less dam
aged The shower of balls thrown up the Rue Eau
bourg 81 Antoine rddled the houses either side
10 distance of some hundred yards the windows and
woodwork are for the most part destroyed and large
fragments Clipped from the walls in ey1ry part The
Rue de ia Roqueite impassabe the ruins othe houses
knocked down forming smOldering heap which
cannot be safely surmounted foot The envrons Of
the Pantheon another scene OF action, but much
fewer marks OF destruction Observable there. The
narrow line OF the Rue 81 Jaques has much glass and
wood work broken but the play OF the artillery appears
to have been directed the church, which has been
much disfgured the bssrelief in the pediment which
surrounds the vesbule is much battered and the entire
of the building is said 10 be good deal damaged Il
has happened fortunately that the parts OF the town
where the conflict chiefly ragged consisted Of old build
ings generally of small value.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-22
Death of ChateaubrIand.

The following letter mas been addressed BY the wells
kzown Able Degaerry 20 the J5waai dss Dat1fs
~PAsls. July I.
.aMoNsiEus. France has lost Of her noble 81 sons
" De ChaiesubF.and died this morning A. 81 O'CLOCK We
received bis sigh he died 10 .l Possession OF ~
f.cres 50 fue an tneg ence DID % night conquer DEAN
and preserve 10 be grasp visible liberty The dean OF
Madame de Claeaabuand ssf year affected il 50 ticu
hat svng Oh. hand on hs bresst he SAID. feel my ne A.
tao Cd and dried is source. . ! now only lleso9
OF some uouhs' The d-afh Of NJ Baauch which follow 20
Immediately ser lhc lasi bow 10 be ilstIous o.1
friend snce thai time NJ DE- Chsieauonand seemed
ssler rub hsn ID descend % The grave few minutes
before BIS death NJ De Chieal1rald who had received NE
sacrament sunday embraced once more ne cfD-s "
the emotion of lively faith ard irn confidence. one OF
the eXpre-io which be repeated most frequently o. aie
wears wac fha;the ia glusons which sgaied Nar0ns
present could be solved without the Bible, without the
.o Of Cnrs hose doctrines and example have deuounced
sefsAness his Euaxiug worm Of al concord. Thus Dc
CLiesuband hailed Christ as he Saviour o. he world, even
u socsl point ofveS sad be loved 10 ca tim ls King a.
well A. his God. priest sud sister ci charity kne Al
The feet OF de Chaieaubnanc a. he moeci be expired
70 was amid prayers and tears that the author OF the
Genius OF Christianity rendered n.s soul 20 God.
I" / have the honor &c,
aDEsUsRRY. Curaio Of a. Eusa-he'
" De Chatcaubriand was born on the ith OF Septeni'
Der l76s He has LETT ten volumes OF memoirs, which
he could no, be induced 70 publish during bis lifetime
and which viii soon be looked for with eager curiosity
Morning Herald Of Friday.
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allow 1000 franc. month TO the President Of the
Council, Gen Csvsignac 49,. =.
Gen Cavairuac had conference on the 2otn uit
with the COMMITTEES Of the Assembly on The na1onai
workshops he stated that the intention OF ne Govern
meni % send large number Of TIE ouFrers rom
the departments % different points. w1ere WORKS
dHrsercs were 70 be conmsnced- The Government
ao proposed % send considerable number 70 Agiers
colouize that country upon modlncston OF TIE sys-
ten proposed By Marshal BuEeaue. The remaining
portion Of the w0rkpe0pie VII have allowances MADE
- them b; their own houses
General Cavaignsc has given the Assembly, areeaoly
70 his promise account Of the situation OF the M
tional workshops These establishments, be said pre-
sented q formidable organization lie idea OF their
Institution good and equitable but in the course
OF time they had become menscng for liberty and the
Republic General Cavsiznac bad paid the most sen
attention the matter and came % the resolution
Of suppres.ng them altogether since the late nsur-
reccn be had Intercepted several persons respecting
the number Of individuals who participated N u and me
highest number he had heard mentioned By t1e most
competent % know the truth. did not exceed 5000
Now the effective number II operatives inscribed on the
registers Of the National workshops amounted % Be
tween coo and 90 90 that the cou5atans belong
ing 70 them were 10 great minority. Ihis fact "as
proved by the arrests subsequently made