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mr. Angeles wING.-By SAMUEL LOVER.


- r.r,,,, s,,persti,ion tina; when sudden senc
,os n,,ce in company, angel at that moment MAKE
nm ranpJ them and the frs, person who breaks IN
a Gu snnposcd 10 have been touched by the wing
slei sb For the purpose Of poetry, though, two per
M nrcferahle 10 many, in illustrating this very peau'
superstition
When by the evenings quiet light
There sit two silent lovers,
They say. while ir such tranquil blight
An angel round them hcvcrs;
And further still, old legends :ei
The mrs; who breaks The silent spclI,
To saw a soft and pleasing thing,
Hath felt the passing angels wing
Thus musins minstrel stray d
Iv the summer ocean,
Gazing on a lovely maid,
With ha-dS devotion;
Vet his love NJ never spoke
TIN now the silent spell he broke,
Thc hidden IRE flame did spring,
Eann'd by the passing angels wing
~ have loved thee well and long
With love OF Heavens own making
This is not poets song,
Blu, a true hearts speaking
vii! love thee, still Gntircd.
He ielt-he spoke-as one inspired
The words did from Truth fountain si'hs'
Awakened BY the angels wing
Silence DER the maiden fell,
Her beauty oveiie, making;
And by her blush he knew full well
The dawn Of love was breaking.
II came like Sunshine Ter his heart
IA, felt tha, they should never part
She s2okc--and ohi-thc lovely thing
Had felt the passing angels wing.
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PARTING WORDS.
And he said. Let me go, for the day broake,h."
Genesis, XXXtI, Il

Ind he said Let me go, for the day brcake'h.'
Genesis, xXNiI
Ry J. MoSTGCMERr.
Let me go the day is breaking
Dear companions, lie, me 80;
We have spent nigh, in waiting
In the wilderness below
Upward now bend my way,
Part we ha.e y; break OF day.
Let me go | may not rarry,
Wrestling thus with doubts and fears,
Angels wait my soul Ia carry
Where ny risen Lord appears.
Friends and kindred weep not So
II you love me, lei me 80.
We haze Travelled long together,
Hand in hand, and heart in heart,
Both through lair anl stormy weather,
And lis hard, lis hard to part;
While sigh "FareiccM' 10 you
Answer, one and ali, ''id:ea"
lis not darkness gathering round me
That w:thGraws ne from your sight;
Walls of i'esi. 40 more can bound me-
Hat, translated into ligh;,
Like the lari; on mountain wing,
Though unseen, yea hear me sing.
Heavens broad day hath Ger me broken,
Far cyond e.:th's span OF sky;
An dead Nay, by this token,
Know that lave ceased Ia die;
Would you solve The mystery,
Come up hiiher-coue ana see
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NORTHERN ENTERPRISE.

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steamer nicaragua, (WHICH recent! ran On ". i'''
H. place containing l. 600 inhabitants Between hi, poin,
ami te Pacific Ocean there ln,er.encs = space Of fifteen
mile. rayer-c bv an cxc,ilcnr old spanish road which has
existed ior centuries The means o. communication over
this is 10 consist Of covered spring Wagons sufficient
capacity Tor the conveyance persons each and for
these the journal Commerce informed orders
process o execution at Newark New Jersey Tn, whole
route il i. confidently cyYeced yll be in oeraijo before
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eFv lTuiy, yonF o.edlcni e. -
To Ms,r,. Aasrea9er Dadiey s.m4<, !, Hlrrood and

tcn;iinen-ics'riay c:rrn. after rrce.vne Your ycY
obsic. n"t", fog Which, b. nuke ms cor.i4
acknowledgements received many personal solicitations
from other kind :-!ends the suacct, together
with assurances Of lese the par; OF many others aa
should become candidate for place IN lid Convention
was therefore. induced mvscit publicly
candidate, and 10 make promise ta; would nIntatei;
make known ny opinions tho people 81 the district i
have therefore prepared he ub1.cet address lie people,
which hope you wi, accept = reply 10 yoag
Very respectfully, yoGg friend, Sc
iAMLS SMITH
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THE pISrY POINT RoITE

STEAMER BALTIMORE July llih 1850.
We The undersigned passengers board the steamer
BALTIMORE tax, ,his opportunity o. commencing 10 the
patronage OF the travelling community the and
placed combining docs chcapncss. and cApe-
dton To travellers South from Baltimore. every induce
Inen is offered landing them il does Richmond six
hours earlier than the regular mail line and aiordnG then.
going North is equally recommended Swing hcu, from
loss of sleep, and placing them N Philadelphia BY The
same conveyance which takes the mail line passengers vino
soourn night in Baltimore
Of Captain NJ Causland ii Is only necessary thar
ne wohily fills The place vacated by III, popu. Rogers;
and we hesitate declare that the coo: AMI pleasure
OF the travelling people would bs greatly enhanced il Tie
entc.prising ana netatgaale President oi the K T. ana p
Il. II. Company would convert thus intoa daily line
w L. Montague Jr Bal W. III. Cunningham, Va.
Wellington Goddin, Rich. W. Z. Moncure Stafford.
Joseph p Jones John Moncure I"
J. D. Taylor Va D. Lewis, h. George, Va.
c. T. Montague Baltic ]. 4. NJ Duncanson, Wash
w N. Taylor, Va. William IL rye, va -
= g. Jacobs John TAYLOR. h. Geo, Va.
w Carter Hugh NJ Cormics, Wash.
Geo w Walker Wash Richard Barry,
John +. Heard. La. Thomas Shanks BALTIC
Edwin C. Morgan Wash Thomas S. Riddck Rich.
Henry Exall Richmond p X. White
James NJ. Tay!cr Va. W. II. Garner, Md.
(. +. Maynard, Baltic Jon Bye, Va
,hn Il. Gaddess,
WHEELING BRIDGE Cause.-The Philadelphia In.
qulrer of Wednesday saws:
'Chanceor Naiwor,h in The city Yesterday He has.
as YET, made decision the Wheeling Bridge lie
is now his make the necessary Investigations and
will leave town this morning.
The family OF the late Prcsdsn, let the Presidential Man
sion Saturday and have gone reside short time
with the family of Secretary Meredith They intend soon
for their home in Louisiana. President Fillmore
was go in on Monday.
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New PUBLICATIONS.

1&rA}y anu H. Dest:ay1hc result, of journeys made in
!9i' and l7 into the Of that country b,
Charles Macfarlane ESD authogo "Cor.tannoc in ls2-
Leu Blanchard, PHILADELPHIA. The author enjoyed every
facility acquiring all liz descd and instead ii the dcr
ied Improvements the government and condition 81 ihc
people he expected he only lh" dying agonies oi
empire rapidly approaching dissolution Ills sketches d
lnhis scenery religion very interesting
" indebted !. " Randolph ior cops this book
in Two handsome Volumes
Siringer T"wnscrds New York; International IL
2 M%eei'eny--s.x cents No The ?! No July y is be
fore u, ali j. ll osua! anu selected matter muc
interest, TIE Dom Of Drnt.ic founded fact Fra
letS Alnga2in, bcautii, and thrilling story. W. shall
extract few pocca beauties from this collection.
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NEW DEMOCRATIC PAPERS.

The Virginia Argus is before very spirited paper
published 4, Romnoy, b. 4. :. Trowbridse
Lucan ID. Starke who formerly lived with Us and has re
Gently been connected with the Norfolk Argus about
establish at Elizabeth City North Carolina weekly paper
10 be called the Pioneer With the Argus say he is
gentleman OF great assaity and energy character
handsome attainmcn,s and ready writer. We wish the
fullest success the youthful Argus and Pioneer"
The North River Navigation Company has been oraani-
zed by the appointment Of Col lon Jordan President, ami
Or j. W Paine Col }. III. Paxton Col Jacob VI. Ruiz and
Capt II. Is. Jones Directors Ma. Williamson ci The Nj
i,ary Institute is TO commence The survey Il, once
One thousand deaths from cholera daily III the city II
Maxic, a,a I'D by the accounts.
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The Southern i'c-s noi!cc In siacen, in several quar-
tiers that Tx leading II tie pending plaa 81 Com
promise ia Tie ScEaic, 4.e resolved - oef 10 alter the
southern boundary % California he liac claimed hy
her Convention thc Sierra Nevada about IS degree,
North latitude in Northern boundary Of Texas
3, 81 Instr al ii 3: degrees. ana adis
.He h,liev- iii, i uue-and happy that
iaht ! nrc4nn- tfr councils u ,!ess gentlemen"
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DISTINGUISHED.

n hrartlrss sCoundrcls who arrasscd tue late RE
silent lu,n hi- death bed, hike The villain VINO struck
ill.,, morn deserve 10 BE- banished from the country ne
nlioo,on in this city against Toonhs and Stevens l. m
nud.d Wc have ccraons cnoGgh sent us Ia Ill me HF
mr. Rn more If this hereafter. - Ncr iorE Mirror
Such j. the pathetic ard elegant style III which North
his anger Ii such ease his admits OF alienation, W.
be- Il, assure hE nchc- Mr. IoGmbs nor Mr. Stephens
called IN Genera; Taylor: con:err, "r communicated
with any way DARING his Sickness" Southern irSs.
The Editor ~ The Tunes, us iron. Washington states on
The bcs, auiho;y tha Mr Stephens
Did no visit President III" occasion referred ~ q"
AT any time ,hn day .. his doccase 3td hd no! .i
political conversation with him fer several month"; ~
.oonbs ", believe lie, seek and obtain interview WIN
Gen Tax ton tie 81 If July, w. hink IN wiiea Ec ~
ianv informed lin ii the determination :" ncar the wh"e
5,dy ii Southern Nl,iss H. Congress, I" :" nlo open op"
.i,.0n - H. Administration Il III should ADOPT The ocy Of
ordering troops Ntw Mexico for The purpose 81 r'NS'n
Texas Wit. force Ii tina, there was, som" zen
DAYS before Gen Taylor dclth important conference Oh
me Soalvrl. Nhi members IL a';snacd bN al tN-
,, ;l.cc Of fur aHi il determined, win hnahiImy,
li.i ,ey would Individually, rcn!lnsrite VIII he flesl
dent AGAINST his Ne" ScNican policy and warm nm " me
mes c boss III all Southern support IL Congress, i ne
ucr.:s II that policy Mr. TooInb visit doubtless IN
accordance a the understanding adopted - tins CON- T.
enrt 4, the mad, tiea iavlnr was NOT seEios
iu:ispos H. What effect ,ic communication NAV have has.
N !,r, ss.a III, Presidents spirits il i pos>ie., T. say
Sat nom niii deny that il HGs ircp.. Tint he should b
frankly Informed 81 tie certain Consequences q lie ne
~,l.es VII. IT.. J., con:rn:.,l;e..
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One thousand deaths from cholera daily in the CRY of
Mexico, are reported by the last accounts.
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,-,pctyIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

III, ,,.,,;.s n, ;hs fine institution On the 4th "et'
ou - In the presence Of the sons OF Temperance
o1d v,s and Sunday School Scholars ana crowo u
s,ropn,s accompanied hy the A"nory band Inc corner
s, - H., now and ccgan Gothic building oil the lhs'-
mt, ,. iIuL,c ]. ~. BrocGenbrough delivered on 'he
occasion an eloquent Grafton, worthy oil Ms lsh
io h PROCESSION returned 10 tho Presbyterian Chnrch,
where credlablc graduating addresses were delivered
hv Cadet, chas DENLY, W. Y. C. homes OF WASH
;pn,,n G. Zones and ". W. Gordon, Chas. j. Faulkner
rso addressed the graduating class with eoquence and ell
l,c, and Mr.. r. Boiling Robcson, of this city, made
en ,d,.cs. 10 the alumni. Al night very gay ball took
nI,c. The following is a list OF the graduates:
w " Gordon, of ESSEX.
-p z Smith o Northampton
w. d. Stuart, Of Augusta
Chas DENLY Of Richmond City
C. d. Rice OF Jefferson.
J. O. Benton, Of Nanscmond
J. G; Paxton, of Rockbridse
1, IA Harrison of Cumberland
d TruchcaIt Jr, Of Richmond CITY
" T. Lcpagc Of King William
L. urockcnbrough Of Richmond county.
w. H. Urqularl, Of Southampton.
g. Jordan Of Page
K r. Smith. of Clarke.
A. G; Jones, ri Marshall.
" X. Terry, Of Bedford
Wnl Hooton, OF Madison.
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CONVENTION DE NASHVILLE.

Les etats representes en- ce moment d
cette convention sont pAlabama, lie Ten
nessee. lie Mississippi, la Virginie, la Caro-
line du S I'd, la George ct la Floride. Plus
de- s~oixante delegues sont deja sir les
lieuy.
Les resolutions proposes par les diverses
as,sgations des divers etats, sont dun ca
ractere hardi. Files sont d peu pres unanimes
no,r blamer severement les lois du compro.
mis-. Ellie declarent iDcontestable lie droit
de- sc retirer de rUnion, ellie font meme res.
sortir la necessite d'esercer ce droit. Une
convention generate du Sud pour adopter
des measures propres d aire rendre justice
aux etats lGses est recommandee par plu.
sieurs delegations ct appuyee par toutes.
81 le Sud obeit a l'impulsion que lui dome
Ia convention de Nashville, il prendra une
attitude essentiellement hostile au Nord.
&c %rssultse. nous parait inevitable. Nous
verrons sf'justice sera fate quand fheure
sonnera.
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uN oNcLE D'EuRopE. - II existe a Gin
cinnati un platrier qui a pour nom VIM Cur
It's, integre, laborieux, estime de toute Ia pc.
pulation. Get honn6te citoyen Went d'etre
soumis i une epreuve sans pareille. Laf-
Fiction dun heritage de sept millions de
p~iastres ne saurait. passer pour une epreuve
o~rdinaire.
&c disagreement de menage lui Went de
sa femme, fob! les femmes, autrefois miss
Adds, qui descend dune des plus riches IA
miles d'Angleterre. Cette mangease de
fruitd1fenda Sc trouve co-heritiere avec cinq
mcudas, dune succession evaluee a qua
r~ante-quatre millions de piastres.
VOLTA pour les epingles de Nine Curtis...
Qu'on disc encore que les oncles dEurope
ne sont pas ~quelquefois tres ~genereux.-..
quand lis SO laissent MOURN.
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LIE BILL DIES EsCLAvEs FUGIT1Fs.-On
salt avec quel enhancement aveugle les
.journaux wings ont applaud a Ia sou
des Etats du Nord a Ia Ioi sur
rextradition des escIaves fugitifs. Les
eyenemens accompIis a Philadelphia, a
Detroit, a Boston ne p%ouvaient les
rappeler au sentiment de la vtrit6. lis ont
persiste longtemps a Sc tenir Ia main sur
les ycux pour ne pas voir. Enfn, presses
par les fats, ct ne pouvant plus, sans sex
poser au ridicule, contester des verites
que tout lie monde connaissait, lis Sc sont
decides a parler, en- termes tres adoucis
dependant, du sort faita NM. Hughes ct
Knight par les habitans de Boston; car
ce nest pas pour courir sus III abolitio-
nistes du Nord que nos confreres de la
presse wing t~ailIent leurs plumes; lis
r6servent leurs grandes coleres pour les
habitans du Sud qui ne paralssent pas
satisfaits de Ia situation que leur a fate
lie bill du c%ompromis.
Courier de la Louisiana.
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STEAMERS A vAPEUR ENTIRE LA NILE
ORLEANS EFT NEw-YoRK.-Nous appre-
nons avec plaisir que lie capitaine J..
Suiler dot faire construire i~ncessamment
deux grands steamers qui fcront le service
entire la NIle-O orleans ct New York. LIE
capitaine Swiler await a peine concu ce
projet que des encouragement lui a,ri-
yaient de toutes parts. lie commerce
de la Nlle-Orl6ans a compris immedia-
tement les avantages qui resulteraient
pour lui de communications regulieres au
moyen de bateaux q vapeur avec la
grande metropole commercials des Etats-
Unis. Les actions &c placent replacement
ct Ton vera sans doute apparaftre dams
notre port ayant HUT Inois les denx
steamers du capitaine Swiler.
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DEpECHES TELEGRAPHIQUEs.

Ew.BRUNswrCK.-Un immense incendie
a devore a Fredericktown (New.Bruns-
wick) trois cents maisons dams lie quarter
lie plus richie de cette vile. A 10 suite de
&c desastre plus de deux mile families Sc
~trouvent sans abri.
NEw.yoRK.-L La majorite o~ficielle de
Hunt, lie candidat wing pour la place de
gouverneur ct de 27O voix.
DELAwARE.-Le parti democratique a
complement triomphe dams lie Delaware.
Gouverneur, legislature, membres du Con.
gres, officers locaux ont etc elus a des ma
jorites considerables.
1LL1No1s.-Sur six membres du Congress,
les democrates ont elu dams Get etat Gina
representants ct les wings un.
FRANcE--Au depart du Cambria de Ii
%verpool, lie 2 c%ourant, il ny await pas eu de
rapprochement entire Louis Bonaparte ct lie
general Changarnier. Tn grand nombre
de conspiratems venaient d'etre arrates a
Lyon.
ANeLETERRE.-Les titres conferes d Ia
~nouvelle hitrarchie romaine creee par le
pape sont virement attaques en- Angle
terre.
TURoU1E.-Les manonuvres de rAutriche
seront probablement dejouees par la France
ct pAngleterre. LIE sultan a fat appel a
ces deux nations.
ALLEMAGNE.-Les Autrichiens ct les Ba.
varois ont envoye une armee contre le Hesse
Casael.
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Cpnlulerrlal Du 39ioMnler.


NouvElIE-oRLEAss, II novembre 1850.
CoToN.-La demande sans etre tres
active a ete suiy;e. ct les ventes faites
oars &c coufa''t oe IA se''alhe c'eeehta
l7,9OO bales. Les prix sont CONNIE SUIT:
Good Mjdrg, 1871 a 13a / MidrpFair, 131 i 1sf
Ordinaire,. . - a 12S Middling, 10 a1ss
TABAc.-Cet article est t~oujours tres
oouranta : : ,nantoats s,s ho,cauta .n~
nr;r s~u;vants. 10 Tabac on @fen;lles. ;nEa-
rie,r i ordinaire. Q ct lOc. fair i bean.
.IO4 ct lie; choix, ia ct IL cents la
liyre, a
des prix Glev6s.
SuCRE.-U s'est yendu pendant Ia &C.
maine 1900 boucauts; pInferieur 4 or
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6Ex.rait dune lettre du Senateur
7. Soule 4 M. A. r. Splane, Esq. Fran
kiln (La.) - Ha
soyez sur, mon cher Monsieur, que
je ne serai pas enleve de la position que
j'occupe, par les clameurs im~puissantes
dune poignee d'ambitieux. Je ne for
fairai pas d la Constitution que TAI lure
de defendre Je suis attache sans reser-
We d PUnion que cette Constitution a
clment6e L'UNToN D'ETATs soUvERArNs,
EGAux DAMS LA CONFEDERATION. Jusqu'a
ce que PEtat a qui je dois allegiance
mat impose dsautres resolutions ct dau-
tres devoirs, c'est 4 cETTE UNION ct non
pas q d'autres, que je serai fdeIe." ;
VOLTA &c que parler veut dire. Les
sorties p%lus..on moins dithyrambiques des
journaux wings ne seront pas arrstee s
par celle du Senateur Louisianais; bien
au contraire; Lecteurs, nou vou ten.
drons au courant de leurs subtils COM
mentaires.
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A9 GAPEgAGNH &AAEAg,

EPISODE RAcoNTE PENDANT LA MUTT DU % JUN
1S46. .a ;
Rentre a la ferme de mon maftre.
.j'eus a subir n violente reprimande
pour ma Tongue absence etapour Ia dis.
partition des comestibles. Dependant,
malgre son avarice ct sa %poltronnerie,
Antonio etait un honnete homme; je
pouvais etre battu, mais j'etais sur de ne
pas etre denonce. '1'
Aussi, trois jours apres. au moment
Oh je sortais ayec mes chevres, mon
etonnement fat grand lorsque je me Wis
arreter par quatre carabiniers, sous la
prevention, d~isaient-ils d'avoir porte des
wires d I'm homme en- campagne.
" Je n'essayai pas de nier; d'ailleurs
a quot bon? Sous la dictature du general
Manhes, etre arrste, c'etait atre juge;
etre juge, c'etait atre mort.
Je fus conduit a Martorano, en-
croupe derriere un des carabiniers. Nous
etions a peine arrives, que d'autres SOL
dats amenerent des hameaux GU DIES fer
mes e~nvironnantes, n trentaine d'au.
tres prisonniers, coupables, CONNIE moi,
d'avoir porte d manger a des rebelles, GU
settlement den atre soupconnes.
" On nous jugea tous pele.mele; ct
sill y a des pays Cd Pon Sc plant des
lenteurs de la justice, je puts afirner que
notre jugement fut 4 Pabri de ce repro.
che; en- n minute, tout fut expedite !:
instruction, requisitoire, resume, arret,
condemnation. 81
q" Nous ayions pour JUICES lie capitaine
Goguillot, aide.de.camp de Manhes,
ct trois autres officers, au nombre des'
quels Sc ~trouvait Alberto d'Offanges.
Mes trente compagnons d'infortunc fu-
rent condamn6s, collectiysment ct una.
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DEBUTs DE MILE PARoDI.-Le Cour

DEBUT DE NILE PARoDI.-Le Cour.
ra;er DIES Etats- Unis parle de la maniere
.suivante des debuts de Mile Parodi, que
les journaux de New York appellent
deja la rivale de Jenny Lind:
Tn public immense Sc pressant dams
me sale trop etroite, des loges admira-
Element garnies par de doubles rangs de
beauties, Tin amphitheatre encombre d'u-
ne foule sans egale, n grande artistic
%accueillie d'abord par les temoignages
les plus eclatants de bienyeillance, puts
soulevant par intervalles des tempetes
d'admiration qui passait par-dessus un
peu de fatigue ct certaines 'defectuosites
d~'entourage: telle a etc la soiree d'hier.
Cest IN beau triomphe, qui nous en- pro-
met de plus beaux encore.
LIE meme journal promet pour son pro-
chain numero n analyse que dot lui
%fournir M. Regis de Trobriand. !
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-11-22

uNE rucE A L'oRErLLE.-C'est tout &c
'qu''l iaut maintenant pour gusrir Ia scia-
s'que. On &c met une puce i roreille
GU cote affecte, le journal a qai nous
~enpruntons &c remsde dit " IN petit jet
ae ieu,' ct Ia douleur disparaft. &c trail
cement autrefois employee par les Scythes,
aes Perses ct les Portuguais, est seule.
snen1 en- usage aujourd'h hui dams Tile de
.ofse. Plusieurs experiences de &c trai.
cement ont 6te faites par les plus cele.
pres ia6decins de Paris, toutes couron-
aees dun success complet. Des personnes
qul ont souffert des mois enters de la
s.,aaqae. ont ets queries par cettc inno-
Assurenent 81 cette innocente ne fait
pas &c birn, ellie nc pcut pas fairc grand
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-11-22

~Un de o amis nous communicate
l'extrait s~uivant dun journal de Saint
Louis; extrait que nous nous faisons un
plaisir de traduire ct de publier.
"oUELouEs PAROLE DU pERE MATHEW
GALA JEUNEssE DE SAINT .LUUIs.--Un fait
"accompli pendant ma mission d Saint
" Louis remplit mon ceur dune vive alle-
" gresse; c'est racte des nombreux jeu-
mes hommes, occupant dams lie sein de
" cette communicate mercantile, des pos
" ties de la plus haute confance, acte
heroique par lequels lis sont venus vo-
" lontairement abjurer l'usage des IL
" spiritueuses. Une p%areille conduite
est au dessus de tout eloge ct sill m'etait
" permits de pronostiquer ravenir de
" cctte jeunesse, j'afirmerais que de ses
" rangs, il sortira IN grand nombre
!" d'hommes ~distingues, un grand nombre
+" d'utiles ct 5ons c~itoyens. En- arborant
" lie drapeau de Ia temperance, lis ont
bait sur DIES bases qui ne manqueront
%"jamais. J'espere ct je demande ar
"demment al ciel, que pesprit religieux
" les anime toujours; ainsi autour de la
temperance viendront Sc grouper tou-
" ties les autres v~ertus; ainsi lis erigeront
/" lie temple que tons les hommes de-
(" vraient avoir dams leurs occurs pour
" Elaboration du TRES HAUT."