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Ter GoyEasnrxr OF THE UErrED STATES OF
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Tss GovsaNp4ESr or THE UNITED SrArEs o.
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The Executive.
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THE GALLERY OF ILLUSTRIOUS
AMERICANS.

Daguerreotypes by Brady---Engraved by
D'Avignon.
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ffEi SENS.

L'eprcuvc qni "a etc fate dc &C proct
lie FUR i'hahitation dc NJ NJ. Garcia CT
sorapu'u, dams Ia paroissc S rint.CharIes.
est loin d avoir donnt les rtsultats quon
en- attcndait. Aussi alton etc obligt dN
ct d'cmpIoy"r les moycns pratt
4nes auparnvant sur ccttc immense ha
b%'tation, our la fabrication dn sucrc.
Nous aimons 4 croirc, avant dc passcr
contamination sur &c procedt tant prone
quill aura etc NAL applique. Toutcfoi~
Jus dcvons II %pl"ntc"rs d~'cnr"gls'r"'
DIES fats s,'omplis lni sont pour cux
dune 81 grandc impnrtrncc.
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UN SECOND DbCICUR.

Nous Demons &C nom au nnnscan
prodnit chimiqnc, deronvcrt par NM.
\ Daniel ct L'ie.. ftahlis = Ia N"u
v"llc- Orleans. rn" d" Ia Ni"i'lc.|cst",
N . go. &c produ't chmiq"c 81 pow
oblct lc ncttoie,n"nt dcs hon'!l"irrs; Il
'git ave ~ pnissancc rxtrao'd'"airc
SUI les Couchre dc tG,trc, sediment dc ma
lure calcairc que dtpo~cnt lcau It "a
vap"ur: &C sediment s'attachc aux hnnil-
lnircs CT nux tuyaux de condui,r, il ac-
qnicrt par Ia c%l,nlenr IL durcta de Ia
pierre, il mine ct del c'iorc IT, fer It ="
lieu de Sc d;'atcr, il Sc icnd 'orsq"r la
bouill"irc rou"it. fiu'" dune suil,-nr'r
llitn ut 1;on G'rau. Get "'or a." IS
rxrIo>ions"rr;w nile rlus comnn,tnr'
L. contact dc icar hurIt I'VE" h. p'itI S
rongics Il cause d" l., f nc DIV ~tA:t""- h
dilatation du fer diminuant dc tont !'.@-
pace occnpA par !e sediment. ne man
qI"nt jamnis d'a|ontcr ~ no'rcan nr'S
hcnr il ccnx nur les explosions nous ont
iait ii souvcnt dfpIorcr.
lie rroccde de NM. Daniel ct Cio.,
est cnployt par drs ingerietrs Wmbr"uH
don't les MONS seuIs sont une gnran'lc.
Nous engageons tou- les propr'tt"'r"s dc'
machines 4 vapcur a ne pas hegliger G.
nouvel agent de seCnrite.
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80, succombe au froid. On suPpo
ait a Bwnos. Ayres que cette meme
,empe,e ALL, passe au'si sur M0ntesidfo
,,,c aura sans doute cxerce aussi dim
mcnses ravages.
r. diHsrcnd entire lie g"ouvernement
e,nc,;. ct Rosas n Ell la meme solution
que ee'Ie que p~oov"'t obte",, !" France
sno. deranger sa marine. Rosa' on ne
,,;t pour q"eI motif, a renvoye All %
,%n;llet Ia celebration de Independence
ou'on fete reimbursement lie Q de ce moi'.
On croyait que cette fete durerait ane
semainc en- I'honneur dc fissue dc cettc
aue stiop.
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~NNNyEANEs

PORTRAITS LirEERAiREs M. harics
Te>tut. IN des ecrisains les plus eiegants
dc Ia Louisiana, Went dc pnblicr en- un
bea" 'olumcin 8, les portraits litttraires
dc In NouyeIie.Orldans. Tout &c qui Il
un nom dams lie journalisme dams lie 70.
man. dams Ia poetirc on dams le theatre.
a eie dagucrreotype par Ia plume fine et
vraie dc fautcur dc Cuhisto.
Les portraits HHsraires, sont en- vcntc
chez Nj. Boimare, rue royhle ct chez les
principanx libraries de Ia Nouyelles-Or-
leans.
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0ETNous avons assistt ieudi a Ia sortic
triompl,ale des elevcs du convent du Sa-
ere Ceur, que venait prendrc lc St James.
Rien de plus beau que les visagcs tIa
noinis de frpfrhcur ct de g,acrs qri
r4hetairnt de tou'es parts Ia ioic GU"
resentment les rcnsionnair"s d'allcr Sc
della scr de lenrs travauX Al scin dc leurs
families
Nous dcvons a%iont"r QUO nous avons fte
agtdablcmrnt s"rTris du luxe t"nt oricn-
tai du steamer St-Jdnes. nous n'essnye-
rons pas den conner ~I'analysc, pcrsua.
de u~u'rIIc parai'rait fade a ccux qui ont
en- I'Hsantagc dc Ie visitor. nous non
horncrons settlement a dire que sea
rnagnitiqnes sophas ct SEES immcnses
-lnccs rcspirent Ia moliesso ei 'e comfort
que Ia fortune procure a ~qniconqnc salt
en- ieuir. Nous cngagrons done m,trmrnt
cc"x qni mont pas CT lie plai>ir d" %vi.itrr
&c I~'a'ais ho'tant. d'y prrndrc passng"
aussitot que ~rocrasion sen ~Fres"ntera:
nou |cnrs prfsag'ons IN agreeable ct
court voyage, me honnc table ct Ia
bicuvcnue DIES officers du bord.
lie Messager.)
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rs SHERIFF EMPRlsoNNE.-Un de nos
amis. sheriff dune paroisse %voisine, ms
pcctait IN cachot Oh cinq negres Sc tron.
v,ient rrnfarmas. PIein DE- confance
'ans t'imprcs-ion que la presence dun
x utcur dcs lois inspire t%onjonrs aux
coupnblcs, il await Iaisss on'crte Ia porte
&c Ia prison. Tn des 'inl prisonnisrs
G rcmarona bien. Notre maroon SC
prtripite au d,hors ct joignant rcffron.
tsrie a In temtritai, il fnrmc Ia porte d.
cachot ct fait ainsi, scs prisonniers lie She
riff ct ses qnatre compagnons. L'sffrontf
court moore.
&C. Git IONS en- rarpelle I'M autr", ar
i've il y a qncluues annecs, 4 IN de nos
mis-. reprascntunt aujonud'hui 4 la lfgis-
,nrr, L'honorable ycilldt sur dc ma
gnlflucs melons qui faisaicnt lie luxe de
| son hardin, en- attendant qn'ils fsscnt
lornemcnt dune table tonjours splcndi
| dement, s~ervic; mais IN de ses negrcs,
lie plus I'm yoleur de In t6tc,veillait aussi
Par une belle soirec &C dernier croft quo
les m"lons sont parvcins 4 lenr matnri'f
1t il Sc mt en- hcsognc de les cnriilir
Notrc vigilaat ani mc,ccit. .Dogrnnt
teiicio, lie gonrma'ia fnrfaitcur; il n.
pard pas I'm tcmps. %inntilc; il s'arme dur
sabre ct il voie, dams nm costume fort in
complet. a Ia defence de SOS do1x fruits
Il %surprend lie %voieur, I'arrate ct Sc els
nose \ Taller METRE en- lieu sur. AVIAN
d'exesuter &c projct. II sc fait porter III
pantalon; an moment oil il passait L.
premiere Jamie, VOLTA sou negre auss
rome one ffiand. prenant in clef de
| champs. ct notre ami fehonfant 4 dc
c,tt,tfes niii hi vaiaicnt ce manvais conl
conrant derrierc lui, t%onjonr. avec so'
.abre. ct l~'intention bien arratfc cett'
fois de- hi en- fairc seniir lc tranchan'
Mais l. noir court rhss yi,e que hi
rhoamahle rayant podrsiisi jnsquc 81
l. grand chemin, arefcoit an cavalier
que dcyait rencontrer lie hIyard ct IL
erie: arratez, arrstek.. lie Negro obeis
SAINT a ua inspiration .o'daine erie I 50
tour al cavalier, blen plus fort que %
matte; arrsr,z, affa'ez.
! lie cavalier &c fetournef 'e Negro fear
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ETUu inccndie "a Gu lieu d Thibodaux
bier vendredi d midi, chez NJ. Guythcr.
lie feu a pris dams un magnsin dc nous
se.ct s'est communiqut a II cuisine qui
etc consumee. Les habitants ont depIo
y6 un grand zelr, pour arrater les pro-
gres de l'inccn4le.-On "a fail chaGnc ct
I'on dot a cctte mcsurc dc n'avoir pas ii
'tpIorrr de plus grands ma'hcurs. Com
me touio,rs apres nne ;%ncen'lic il n etc
question dc E'irc dc. separations Il Ia
,onp' don't Ia Vile est pr"prittaire sans
en- ~rctircr lc moindrc beneficc.
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lie Messag~.)
WEBSTER Eft JENNY LlND.-l.cs Jour

WEBSTER Eft JENNY ND.-l.cs Jour
nanx de Boston o u npprenn"nt que NJ.
Webster, en- a%rrivant dams crttt Vile. de
rctour Dc Washington, SO fl condnirc
dams IN dos pr'ncip,nx hotels. Or. il So
trouva Que c'ttait j"stcm"nt cclui Oh
logcait Jenny Lind. Barnnm, !" grand
Barnnn. n'ttnit pas hommc a perdre unc
AUST belle occasion. II ALA qutrir rhon-
arabic sccretairc d'Etat ct Iui drmarda la
permission de le presenter 4 Ia celtbrr
cantatrirc. Webster consentit gracieu-
sc ment ct fut pr6scnte nu ross,gaol dams
lc grand salon de reception. i'entrevue
dura dix minntes. Mile Lind fut ties
ai'nahle ct NJ. Webster plcin d'at'ahi|Iitt
charmante. Nos confrers de Boston
rapportcnt reimbursement Ia CONVEX
sa'ion qui eut Iicuentre eux. mais CONNIE
il nv nvait d'intcrmfdiairc prtscut quo
! jlIostre Rarnom, il est probable que
L. mannscrit lour a 6te fourni par &c
d rnirr. Dtrid6mont Brnnm est TN
grand hnm,nc; il On donne chaquc jour
d. nouyclles pr"u,rs.
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HAMLEr.-Cr nOu.ean prince Elm
.nnrtaliscra annals I'm fniur Shakespeare.
Test toni bonncment un gros Negro qni
wait Gu l'adrcssc d'tchnppcr a In sur.
VIGILANCE de son maitre ct l'intcl!igcmc
Ic chcrchcr un aisle a New York. Get
isle n ett nonr hi IN refuge .acre JUS
,n'a &C que Ia loi tradition des cscln-
$csae'e appIiqnee. Mais reinforcement
o maftre I'aynnt dscouvcrt dams sa Ca
rhettr, le fit logger On lien plus Sur. Qncl-
luc~ pcrsonnrs chnritahlcs Sc 'otlserent
,lors ct fnrmercnt une sonmr de six cents
iastrcs qui fat offcrte ct acccptee pour
"A liberte. VOLTA comment NM. les
ghlanthrones dcvraicnt app'iqnor lenr
amour ardent de- Ia lihertt des noirs,
Dams cctta circumstance il u tte coustttt
ne pas nnc pl.-trc ma etc sonsrrite par
= abolitionistcs. CCs cnrrsy gentr"ux
lesircnt bien ifemonriration dcs cscla-
ycs, quond ccttc emancipation sc itit AUX
Itpcns de II proprit'f d'antrni, mais s'ils
o,ta debonr-cr une deni piastrc pour
O tcnir c, rt~sultat, lis aimeut micux con-
en'ir a l~'"sclavage.
lie milf 1ni IA p%rnvolne l'aete gene
| rrnx de-. habit.nts de New York gni ont
m,nrire Hamlet, c'cst qnc Get ~csr'a'c
~s'ttait marie. rst perc dc plusieurs r%nfa"t-
| ct SC conduit hien. r
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UN DE JENNY I1ND.-Dr
grands desordres ont marqut lc dcrnier
concert que Jenny Lind il dome a Bos-
ton. II y await au moins six mile per
sonncs dams la sale. Conme on dewitt
s'y attcndrc, Ia c~lalcur Causee par Get
entassrment human devint au bout DE-
quclquc temps 81 indispensable qac pla-
sieurs danes Sc tronsercnt nal. Les
,<~istans pui Sc tronvaicnt pres dcs iena,
tres les bri~errnt a coups de pirds 1T 6e
chaisr pour prrmettre a Fair de pfnetrcr
.sfrcmcnt dams Ia sale OH chacun etnit
menace d'asphyxie. Pendant IN mo
mcnt he dt,ordrc fut 81 grand que Bar
mum a do &c presenter sur fcstradc ct
a%nnoncer q'i'il rcmcttrait lie Icndcmlln
Ieur argent a cux qui vondrairnt = re.
tirer. II Sc fit alors I'm movement gt-
neral vers les portes ct ceu qui restercnt
purcnt respircr.
LIE lcndemain les iournaux renter,
m,ient une note de Barnnm dams la
quc!Ie il Sc pIaignait ,ivement dc la
scene DC h, vcille. Mile Lind "A pnru
de son cote tres atf"c'ee de ce q"i s'etai'
passe. Qnoiqu'iI on soft. les Boto"iens
srmhlent croirc qm R,rn"m Il tort dc
vendre pln. de b,l els OUT ma de places
dams h sale ct rlusienrs io"r'ttnx III
tiennent a Get tgard IN lang'ge assoc
dur.
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REsrEs pU GEN. TAyIOR.-Ie Balti
more Sun apprend de r. M. M"graw,
ESD. president du rntl road de Baltimore
ct de Snsquahanna, que les restes du &c.
neral Zaeharic Taylor, ex president des
Etats- Unis, partirout de Washington
City dams IN char qni sera fonrni par Ia
conpagnie dn rail road de Snslnehanna.
he convoi fnehre partira lie Is octobre.
4 6 heuresd u matin,ct Pen apreslc depart,
Ie colonel Taylor cite colonel Bliss prem
dront charge dn corps. IL con'inucront
alors leur route sur ~ train special du
rail road de Sns9uehauna. puts lis s'ar-
ratrront a York pendtnt quclques
minutes. apres quot ills Sc rcndront q
| Wright-villr, on Ills trase,setont lie pont
lie Columbia poar prcndrc h nouvcll'
branchc du rniI road qni longc Ia rive
Est elu SusqncIsannn. ct Sc rendront =
MiidIetown, de ID a Harrisburg, puts IL
~prendront lie rail road central ct s'arre'
~teront a Pittsbnrg, de Ia lis s%'embarque
ront sur un steamer gni les ccnduita q
louisville. lie rail road Central ct ce'
Iui dc Portsmouth ont etc mis- gratis, q u
| disposition de ces deux messieur. ct dc
Gus ccux qui escortent les rcste Of
,ieux hero.. i.c dighc ct toujoars fidel.
Whitley, prticedera ,rs depouiIles morteI
les de soa illnslre maftre. A Get effet
ce ,ieux sersitcur prendra le rail road !
Was aington. tonehcra i Baltimore. !
York, 4 Columbia, don il partir;
pour Pittsbnrg sur IN des batcaux de !;
iigne dn canal de Lceeh>, ct dc Pittsburs
ills Sc rendra au Kentucky.
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GoMruercsal Ut 31ioN .tev.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, rs octobre 1860.

Observation-Disclosures, 70 oCtobre 1850.
COTON.-ll y Il une grande activite sur le
tnarChc. Les yentes s'ele,tnt d $500 BALES aux
prix ~suivants: lie Middling, Is 4 l3a cents. Gou1
MiddIing, l3S a l38 cent, M'ddIlng Fair, IL
cents.
sUCRE.-5l boucauts Beau nouveau Sc scnt
vendus d 81 cents.
FARINE.-Vendus, LOO barils Ohio, d 81
rs, 1000 st Louis ct Illinois a 30 %.
MAlS.-Assez u'actisito sur it marcht: quej-
ques forts lots Sc sont vendus a 10 ct 10 pour
lie Blanc. 65 pour lie jaime
AVOINE.-5O0 sacs de st Louis ont ite ven-
dus a 55c.
WHlSKEY-LExtra s'est vendu d 18c.
PORC.-20O bariis Mess ont rapportG $40 %.
BACON.-Plats-c6tes du Missouri, vendus a
sc
GRAISSE--10O bariilets Prime vendus a 7c-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-10-26

L'EsPLnrMENr.--Le petit bateau qui fai
said 10 service du Bayou, a coule dams ID
jonrnee de jeudi, tout pres de Thibodaux
Get accident est arrive 4 la suite dun chos
contre I'm chicot.
Nous no persons pas quill eiait assure
eest "a nn malheur qui n'att-int pas SEES pro.
prieta'res settlement ; IL prive les riverain.
gu bayou dune vote de communication avet
's fir,Ive, frt commode dams le temps de-
ea"s hasses. L'avarie ne parait pas asse;
considerable pour qu'on ne puisse le rele
yer.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-10-26

SCENE ~.
SEVERE, JEAN.
Severe aui est entrte avec precaution, lui irappe
sur lepaule.
Oh! ne tapez done pas 81 fort. Com
meni. vous VOLTA lei? ,ous vonlcz done
encore unc fois ,ous fiire ense'gner le
chemin de Ia porte?
SEVERE.
tn dois SAVIOR qn'on ne mint'm'dc
point.
Oh! je vous connais. ct &c vous asez
dams Ia tate vous ne l'avcz point sous vos
Semcllcs; mails qh' est &c que vous venez
encore maniganccr
SEVERE.
Tn lc san,as; ct d'abord. qnand je tc
chcrchc Dun cote, ponrguoi cst-ce que
Ia tc saves de l%'anire?
JEAN.
C'est que vous me ~tonrrncntez troP;
yous songez a %cont"ntcr vofre ra'ienl"
contre Nine Blanehet ct contfe son men-
nier, beaucoup plus ora fa're rftis-''
mon marriage. ct ,ot,s ne craigii'z POM
tant dc me n.ire que yous nc souhaltt7
vous vcnger d'au'r"i.
SEVERE.
Tant pts pour tot, j. an, cost ia fa"te
il ne faIlait pas prendrc parti pour me-
cnnemis. II E,l1ait rcster dn mlc"; til g
imagine que IN rin-sirais sans moi; ct i
te fcrai voir que j. 7eax defirc toat G
que TAI lait.
JEAN.
Ca veut dire qua tous vcncz confer d.
maj dc moi d mn future.
SEVERE.
pcut.etre. ii III nc vas pas commc ]
,cux; ct CONNIE j. gonverne d mon g.
"a petite cervelle, i'y ferai eptrer 9u' J
voudrz;' ia place.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-10-26
DEsAsTRE A PLAGUENINE.--OT salt On I'm

DEsAsTRE A PLAGUENINE.--OT shlT on I'll
Gboulement a empor.e ces jours d"'nicts p'v.
sieurs maisons faisaut pa'tir du village g
P!aquemine, d,ns Ia ~raroissr Ibai''I'r. UD
uouvel Reimbursement a Gu lieu frpu!s ct
d'autres mais",.s CHI dispafu. LIE tiers Dc
pI#quemine es. ens!outi. Hcs balm mns en-
briqncs construi's a grands fia,s ont '7u etre
demolis pour Ell sauver au MONS les male
riaux. LIE spectacle q~u'otffe maintenant &c
malheureux village e-t navraDt ct Ia .9erte
EST tres considerable. On Grain: que lie
heuve nc continue son Uuvre de destructi on.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-10-26

chit une barriere, s'enfonce dams lee
cannes ct reste marion pendant quinze
mois.
Les melons mrcnt en- partie sauves.
mais l'absrnce du negre les rendit &c
nous senble. TN pen cheers.