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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-07

Tag LATE ACCIDENT ON THE New HAVEN RAIL
RoAD.-sr. George w. Whistler, Jr., the super
intendent Of the New Haven Railroad, has made q
report to the President, which the latter has pub
lished, p which be gives the cause Of the late
dreadful accident On That road The conclusion to
which Mr.. Whistler arrives ia, that the accident
was o,casiored by disregard Of thu rules and regu
lstions Of the company. This s very consolatory.
certainly The doeyment ia quess IN, In a very
eoidbooded manner philosophers on the subject.
snd ihis is the result. We appel bend tina. fop
smashing yerdicts for damages would insure com
plsnee with .hc rules Of railroad companies.
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KossurH-The letter which We published the
other day, from our correspondent at Marseilles,
respecting the movements declarations, and inten-
tions of Kossuth disclosed in his proceedings at
that port is attracting, pretty generally the atten
ton Of the American press, together with other
letters from various quarters, of the same import.
The organs Of the socialist order in this country, it
was expected would find occasion for abusing and
misrepresenting the able, gentlemanly, and accom-
plished officers of the Missssi ppi, pecially Cap
tain Long, who knows his duty, and perfor ms IT,
But these organs also disclose the fact that they
are quite ready to plunge the United States into
war with all Europe, even before the elements of
revolution there are ready themselves. If Kossuth
prefers to remain in England in order to arrange
London, with Mazzini and Ledru Rollin, the pro-
gramme of another continental revolution so be it..
And if he falls out with the officers of the Misss-
sippi, because they cannot devote the ship to his
exclusive pleasure, in raising disturbance at every
port along the Mediterranean, and leaves the yes
sci on that account, so let it be- All that contend
for is, that Commodore Morgan, Captain Long, and
their fellow Ulcers, have done their duty and that
If kossuth has thought tit to be dissatisfied with
their Instructions he has nobody to blame but him
SELF He has simply mis- .aken the office Of he ship,
and the object of this government. The ship was
detailed to bring him to the asylum of our free land,
TO the hospit atty of our generous people, and the
! shelter OF our flag. But if he imagined that he
had the commission of second Peter the Her
nit, and that the American war steamer in
tended TO aid him in his revolutionary crusade,
the American officers are not responsible for
his disappointment. Without dsparagng the
honesty of his zeal in behalf Of republican
principles, and for the liberation of Europe includ
ing Hungary, it is quite evident that his conduct
board the Mississippi as had an injurious effect
upon his previously exalted reputation in this coun
try On his arrival in England, however, he may
possibly have given satisfactory account of his pro-
ceedngs Justice requires that he should be heard.
!. will be subject Of universal regret If it should
turn out that his zeal has overstepped the limits Of
discretion and sound policy; while it will afford
general qualification to be conviIc I'd that his say
ings aad doings along the Mediterranean have been
over colored and exaggerated
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Board of Supervisors.


NOVEMBER G--The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved
Some few bills we're ordered to be psd- amongst them
was one from Geo Nevn for sos board OF Maria b.
dine witness on behalf of the people against Madame
Restell from July Sth to September 10th, lS4S.
Several petitions for relief from tax received and
referred.
coRoSER's
No report n AIDE on the Coroner's bill We under.
sta nd that the committee of which Alderman Franklin
chairman prepared to make their report but from
the state of health unce which Mr. Core still
abors 1t deemed advisable to defer the matter to
future day.
The Board adj ourned to Monday next at 4 O'Clock.
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FERMENTATION OF MEDALS TO THE sxAM

FERMENTATION OF MEDALS TO THE sRAMgN.
Yesterday, at twelve O'Clock, the medals designed
for the seamen Of the Arctic expedition in search
Of Sir John Franklin, were presented, on board
the North Caroline, at the Navy Yard, most Of
them having enlisted In the service since their re-
turn. Mr.. Henry arinnel and his son. Mr.. Cornelius
Grnnell Marshal Talnsdgs, and Commodore Ssters,
commander at the Navy Yard most Of the officers OF the
ships Of lying at the yard together with the officers
connected with the naval department the President
and large number of the members Of St Georges So
ciety together with host Of ladies' In attendance
In honor Of the gallant the marines drawn up
and Captain Wilson and the officers Of the North Caro-
lima appeared in their uniform; while band was pre-
sent on the poop.
The press alton took place on the spar deck and
brief address delivered by DR. Bartlett who spoke in
so low tone Of voice that he could not be heard by
kept those who within about three feet OF him
The response from the to this address three
hearty and vociferous cheers which afforded curious
contrast to the still, small voice Of DR. Bartlett The
then suspended the medals from the button-
holes the OF the Arctic seas who look ID quite
pleased and cked at the idea of this honor from the
hands Of the fair
The following is a desert ption of the medal
s.ss.sssasssss.sss sss-.ssrsssssss.s
Engraving, in relief. Of ships Advance and Rescue
blocked in in the ice. in Wellington Channel-the
stern Of the Advance raised, &c.
t.%#ss-ss9-ssxEs..t
DIVERSE.
tff.+tra sFstsrttft ssskssss@s.s-N
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PRESENTED
NY THE
TISH SIDEN
OF NEW yoRh,
In commenoration CT his services in thu American
Arctic EIped ltion, sen. Sv henry GrinneI, Esq,
sEARcH
SIR JOEH FRANKLIN.


ssstst.#sss
The band, meantime, played Hail Columbia and
God cave the Queen" The ceremony thus enced; and
the gallant tsrs who got holiday from Captain WILSON,
went ashore TO enjoy themselves with their wives sweet
hes It's nd
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Noveh'ents Of Distinguished IndIyId uais.
Msior o 'nersi Nooi Amy; Grier ralm s5ep q.
Amy: N N NJ clifford Maine. Thornton A jenkins
y. : Navy. ~ J. btwh. Montreal; , T. Van sshoon.
hoven Troy. We among The arrivals 1t the Irving
House
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Science I'm sbirt MeLInu.-Notbcm.

precision and good taste combine produce the autes
shirts made By Green No. hstor House. livery set
cent out from that establish ment
drawing Interested custom and securing uai,ed approba
ftr~
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thos Gtnenens Boots water single solos which
will be sold cheap, 20 close thsm By the hundred
singe pair Alec hind Of Boots Shees and Slippers
that IL made, can be found In this store 81 Roadway
8. CAtiILL.
rB.-Gentlsmen, you all Of 20 per esnt come
nd efe.
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rtable Dressing Cases, I'm all that I'll o
imports compact and complete, containing useful
tieles, Of the best quality. warranted.
A. L J. SAUNDERS, 147 Broadway
Corpe OF Liberty street. and 3o7 broadway.
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Pocket and Pen Knives, KaZors, SIc.-fs
beautiful assortment Of the above articles Of the rare
and unique patterns be Mt the subseribers,
A. " J. SAUNDERS IH broadway,
Corner of Lfber ty street. and 3s7 Broadway.
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oee Gentemeh Boote wafer proof and Gle soes when
will be cold ehssr 70 eese them up By the hundred o.
that's nste, esn he found in the store 81 Brosdw.y
3. CAfIILL
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Rare Opportunity for Strangers -
sfargers vistps tie city csn supply the mseyes
90 boos at prices hitherto precedented for cheapne
~ Nassau streef.
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en"AspeIan Chair.-We were Ill vltcte
Of No tss srssSv;y s
ss:s r. sent .sJ q :ss
no sent Great ss ;S1h AZ.
exeels Of the kird any country The
in pons sss sas
sI:5 tSs ss. !. ,'T the
viii not fail to enhance the com plnent the sstmsts
Be- ssp M @ss S
be head OF saas q M
Tremendous sacriice.-UnparaneIe low,
S5, sss. k a1s r@sr osrpss ..
mTense seoh Of carpets and dsussel displayed in the
eight spacious sales Of that famous carpet emporium
offered at twO-thirds their value.
Cnrpetings n Red uced Prices.-Pe ccrson
:Ds roS
s6sse Gy e Per yard '1psrsTs i' o. TO g. per y.sd
And all other goods found in carpet soros At equally
Elegant! Magni ficent BE utIful : are the
sss ei sns sr 'pGs ENC
r9rts s Wedding sDve9pss Parsn n want ct
Broadway corner OF Duane streets branch ssOrs Is Wall
WINGED of the utility of Philips Patent Fire Annihila.or.
~ viii ss s ea .Rt
Pocket and Pen Knives, Kazors, Sc.-ns
beautiful. assortment Of the above ARTICLES Of the
and unique patterns can be Il IN ~
Corner OF Lfber ty street, and 3s7 Broadway.
Portable Dressing Cases, In all that tho
Imports eompac: and complete, containing useful
teles, Ofths best quality Tasr.nntssdar vs ,Az n
Corner OF Liberty street. and SS7 Broadway.
Comb Factory.-Ladies are respec tfulI y,
invited to examine the choice selection of Dress Combs
the subserbers store The variety beyond AL doubt thu
s''~''' A. J. SAUNDERS. ss7 Broadway.
India Rubber Doll Heads as cheap a.
they can be bought at in the cityJqst received
TUTlLEs Emporium Of Fancv Goods Move ties Toys &o
No s5 Brosdwsy. Also on hand an immense variety Of;
dolls Of every description.
Gournud's Liquid Hair Dye is positive"
invented Fqpay celesraedis Goarsads Msdcatea Soap
Cracks, &C. Liquid Rouge, Lily White, restorative
or Giofs NN walker street near Broadway PoIdre Sub
Hair Dye.-BatcheIor'sc celebrated uits
Hair Dye 10 the best discovered fo- cosng hair OF
l,as, the is .pp'.s The ease
Dye performs is sstanshinr II is for sale o. annlisd
BATCnELoR's Wig Factory. No. wall stree. Copy va
address.
Clirehugh's Original TrlcopIerous has
Ear hair ever afea to the World It's ' sma.n
curative its cleansing and identifying properties render
Principal office, l79 Broadway.
Wigs and REPRESENTATIVES, New.
style OF Wigs are Pronounced the most perfect imitation
ysf ys%ag drs asar ,
all street. where be found the largest
sortmen' in the city. cepy the address,
ONygenated Bitters.-ThIs popular and
and the sstenen,s Of coed citizens are entitled &C.
credit ts worthy the attention of every Dyspspto aud =.
TO Fulton street G. H. Ring 1872 and A. L. soOy 4 Co.
slG Broadway. and by the druggists generally.
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When every body shall have been con-
WINGED OF the utility of Philips Patent Fire AnnhlatoI
and its supeory fai ing freescape and fire
| lARAaf
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Comb Fac are respec tfulI -
invited to examine selection of Dress Combs,
the store The variety beyond all DOUBT tho
greatest in the city.
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Western hank, White Creek.-The bills
Of this Bank bought NJ oneh Of discount
corner Of Burlng slip and Pearl street
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Family Furnishing store, 2ge CIR

vich Of OF smbere New HorkAit kinds Of
yiuter Infringement for women and children; Eue
lisb and Gertn Hosiery. AID Gloves Of all kinds Tns
Shirts made 10 order in style which none can surpas
THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN.
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kellogg's Fall style of Hats, now ready
Also asatEe assortment Of boy and ohdrsns Beaver
leit and sh as az esn be found in this city Velvet and
Cloth CAPS In their variety. One price.
J. ". KELLOGG I25 Canal street
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To PareNts.-ThOse who are about to
purchase Clothing for their children invited examine
eur afsertment Ono price for goods; no deviation.
ALFRED NUNkOE X CO, tl Broadway.
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m.nt Of All hind. Of Long ard SQUARE shsyls such
state Wsterylet, Scotch Plaid Woollen Bhsss Broche
Tibet Cshmtre So &c in every variety Of quality and
price, nsy be found 81 u1rC HCOCK n LEADBEATERS
81 Broadvsy Of Leonard street. Also, splon
tttsk Of Partisan tloaks and Opera Ciosks
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Gents, winter CIothing.-unredeemc

Pledsekov ready rare aud varied assortment OF
eeats Of ali eolors with rich lning 50 10 S also dre
snd froek coats to f cashmere Parts 81 70 S. Nese
cents 70 81 50 Suit store, Of Nassau and Beck
ms street,.
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Fall and Winter styles GentIemen's
BOYS and Misses .ts and Caps Ladies Beaver snd Felt
bonnes Of the best mseria style and chip
SURPASSED ana at moderate prices AMDON fash,natle
halter go Broadway four doors above Blocker street
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Of everybody on seeing Everdels splendid
bossed Poreel,n Wedding Envelopes Partes in want Of
somethirg truly elegant cannot fail to be satisfied 3d.
broadway corner OF Duane streets branch STORE, Is Wall
street.
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mtnt Hitchcock 4 LsaIbeater, SE Broadway eeruer
Leonard strse, have ne assortment Of both ladies
and Renemens under shirts snd drAwers OF st lamhi
wool meTDo, and tton and very spendd article oil
uemen fur shirts all Of which they sell at low
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this Bank taken rs pei discount Note. on Ban
Of New Rochelle, Janes Bank Farmers Bank of Mi.
ko redeemed At par by EVANS ~ 70 Fulton street
IN payment for ready ade clothing Of al, desorpto
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cock Iesdbes,er 81 Broadway. have just received new
lot Of wocilen blankets o. various sizes Qualities, and pr
which bouse will find Desirable; siso good
Of hanres quilts, sce. and musn, window draperss aud
every thing else In dry goods for family use.
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Court CaIehdaf fOr THIS Day.
surBEME CouRT--sPEcI.L TERm.-Nos. II, 1853, So TO
Al. d.
Cmcun CorKr.-Nos. 762, 7si to 772 77s, 77s1i IA,
U. 8. D,srRicr CouRT.-Nos 4, is IL, % to 20.
COMMON PLEAs-Part 1.-Nos. 6s5 COL, 6a3, s33 e43
OIL $40, 92l 923. a26, 927, q29 933 935, S37 Part a.
Nos SAC sec, s74 sss $50, ss2 $751; ss6 $685. 500 s02
ss4, SOS, 902 904
srpERroR CouRr.-(Two branches Mos. 10. II. 10,
80, 81 81 49, &C, AZ, 103, 40. 60 So So 81 S. co. 65
81, 6s, go, 70, a. rs, II, rs, 70, So ST. ~, Is g.
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x..Fsu s,,,s m s Gnu ~. DeaNsr non :
Beaver Hats and Bonnes has induced Ban OF 100 Can
street TO make the meet ample arrangements to supply Ma
eustomct His prttent stack OF the Fall styles EN-
sysrs variety Of Chdren, and Misses. Beaver a AMI
dies Bsnbe. well worthy the earliest stteaon the
Indies want fashior able articles al moderate prices
call at BAkTAB. corner Of Canal and Wooster Streets
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TO enter Clothing aud had Just articles
vhnt-cfeh1 graoeful and dasAble hitting 20 We
have experienced this luxury AZ T. SMITHS Ready Made
Clothing store, No. 100 Fulton would adve our
such Low Irfces.
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Clirehuyh,s ORIGINAL TrIcophernus

proved by it's fifteen years reputation to be the best arc
fer the hair offered 70 the world. Its mrlant an
curative it's cleansing and properties render
one Of the necessaries OF the toilet Fifty per bottle
Principal office, l79 Broadway.
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Rochester has been celebrated for
snoehs but New York with lite Knox ahead Of Roche
The Eoehester knocks only be heard, while
York Knox can be both heard seen Try the eIpee
Go to Us Fulton street and give couple knocks which
you Will hear and when the door you will
who Will supply you with hat that will be good
tful and so elastic that lie down take q
without damaging it. Remember l2s Fulton street.
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Speaking OF New styles, we saw the
ne.est thing 10 The q Hat. tina, Ia. met eyes Ihs
his frieI superior article for the money humbus
Call and zee. 4lG Broadway.
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Style OF Wigs Pronounced the perfect imitation
nstr,e yet Iaose wanting very superor artse
should call at BhTCHELORS celebrated Wig Factory No
avail street. where be found the largest
sortment in the city. Cepy the address,
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hgUkPHREY, s9 Broadway corner Of White street Jar
selling rich Brussels Carpets for s. to l per ysrd heavy
good all oil A. per yard; Oil Cstbs heavy So 10 A. pe
yard And all other goods found in carpet ores At equally
low prices.
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Arrival or the PRONE the us.

NEWS FROM CUBA AND NICARAGUA.
The Steamship Pronstheus, Captain Churchill arrived
yesterday morning, from Ban Juan de Nicaragua, via
Havana, with five hundred passengers.
The Prometheus left Ban Juan the evening Of the
2oth ut arrived at Havana the evening Of the 3oh
ult. Left Havana the morning of the first instant
at eight O'Clock A. N. Arrived of Sandy Hook at six
O'Clock yesterday morning.
She has had strong head winds from the Cspss, of
Florida.
Our thanks due to Mr. r. Lord, the obging purser
Of the p, for late news.
Annexed is q list Of
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ask leave TO call the attention OF citizens aad strangers
their large Of ready made C1othirs
nufpg Goods for rcutle boys and chdrens Clothing
One price for goods deviation: terms, cash.
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Tremendous neutrality-suspicious. 10 W.,
prices English Imperial Three Ply Carpetin Floor Oh
Cloths Rugs. Druasets Irgran Carpets Mass, Be-,
HIRAM AKrERsONs. No 90 Bowsry. The choice Of tia,
stock Of carpets and dsugges displayed in the
eight spacious sles Of that famous carpet emporium
are tfeT cd ct two-thirds their value.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-06

a ii RRttaiffeeaakfnse,. IL an Ts iea q paH Is -aae dsPse aHm aafcs'e AZ general Ds'e'e -
. n Ent sattacher les rnnrs de tous les parts ct les fondre par une union
sincere" s.a@aa9 A## ## 4@@=E.#E# v@ ~ .
"a Dams N aute letre du %, ecnte Al meme 80.
" La terrem apane mouentanement les troubles, ms il ny a que Ia hde>
lite CT lie respect aux paroles donntes qi 6tablsent settlement la pMx. .lrahez
les Betons ave bicnveiance ct ermete; ctst le scul moyen dc Enc hoh"et
noIe condaitc tout en- fasant lie bmn.' ar j. 49,,
En6n, dams IN rapport quill adrcsa u mmstred de IA guefre' 70 ~ s''"""'
ZIG ayrrl on remarquait le passage snvant ,t-u.:
"...N Ne chagnnons, ne tourmehtons pero"ne; "yons }'ss , " "m ~ IT, spIIss
BILE avec tout e monde, ct la pMx Sc ura maigre les Angals ct ours dees'aoes
nsigations' - -. -: - cndo
&c Gt aini que suiyant toupus les Inspirations de ceHe Justice qm sc iohdc
non seulcment sur lie droit mms encore SUI la bcnveiHance, bruno men" res
hensdicions de sees nnlheureuscs contrees. Aussi recnth les uemoagnaases 's
plus honorabes du goayernenent. lie premier consul hh ecfr"tu ~ 'e''e :"
date du % germinal (Hs aynD, dams laqnele N renarqaat &c p"sasc -. ,aez
" Voma yez pr votre sagessc, par Ia moderation ct lenerg1en que YOU I M
dtployees, rcndu le plus grand service que Pom put rcndre a Ia fePuoh4"1' 1'
yous en- remercie.' .s8~ S. aa .-.s -, commando
Par arrst du 81 praial an 8 Go JUN 1907 Bruno ft n onaa a. n fom""T TG
ment en- chef de III scconde armee dc reserve qn sc mi d DJ''' - :, :"
SEES adieuxa rarnee de pOuest dams un ordre du jour III il enonvehan ss eAmo'
taions pour Ic mainten dc la dcipine e de bons' rappors avec res nu' "n AZ
dun pays dams iennel.d saitil, les odats des deux parts n e dcsaieht Pms YOU
que des frercs" Il Gt renpace dams sol commencement 7" D'""10" =
avit etc son fHe dames $3.50 .1, - ~. a
Bruno n commando que pendant tns mois caes ec one afn 1s,a aS ! =
dte DIES Gasons. e pasae nsuite a rarmee dltahe, lie A hucudor susanl q aa
1907 ct rempacemunt de Ma.ena. Des lie lendemain il eeriHt " premier on
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-06

ct Turpin. &c dcrnicr Scnnaan - Eo-~ !. I--4a.! = nha- lrnpinYnur4
lie foyer dc Iinsurrccion setat conrentre dams lc Niorbihan pWce qnc N loes
auxiiaire des insurgts dcvmt Ier venr de In (.randc-Brctagnc, qUi debarqnaH
iourncucment sur ceue cote ds armes ct dos munitions. Lagcnt non plus, nc
manauait las. Partout IN await recrute DIES hommts pour favonser lie mouve
mcnt royaiae. Toutes ccsa provinces etaent jalonntes de chateanx don les no
bhs proprietires sc leyannt de nouseau pour marcher contre Ia iePuohque
yictoieuse. EAngleterrc setah assocec, CONNIE ~ iavons dh a ceeo aVre
de rstauraton. Tout partait du cabinet de StJames, ct les chefs nagssaen.
oue mi son imnlion. Decide i obtcnir u u resutat ds6niif, lie premier consul
await confs 4 Bruno Ia mission delicate detouher linsurrccdon. IA .
Bruno commandait $4,000 hommes de BONES ronpes trees dcsd epoe, ct e
plus il await mis- en- rtguiiton queanes compagnies de gardes naiiona.es pa'1ofes
pour eciner lie pays. Au surplus, les instructions h lul asaient etc donnees e.aiene
gentreues. II dewitt user de Id force a la dernnre extreme ctac cuchhr iontes
les propositions qni li seraient hites, fussent-ehcs onereuses poar1e goase1ne-
mcm Lintention du premier consul 6tmt de tonrnerf eprt les armees conore
rthanger, ct, pour ceha, i'll alMt ayant tout que les astaaons dc lln'erleur fns
sent calmees # - ..4# #e.r .suHf8H#"EH. A3.H#, 4, #4
Des sn arnvsc i Anger. on Bruno await ttabh on a"a1aea- genera" = r y ~
pmt que Georges Cadoudal occupai. avec SEES egOns ies depa.scmeh ueS n"sss-
da Nod, du Morbhan ct dn Fmisere SnsPenr e. IGW-aa i 'on, s sessf he Mu
nms, etaient campes dams les ACCOMPLISHMENTS de Foagere q &c segre, Mauyian
ct Tsta Carrae siaient d Bimn. nj. dc Rourmont Sc tenah q IL Niayehne g
dams Ia Sarthc. Il await dUa tit qaelaues ouvcrlures au gonvernemen1 , xur ,az
BRUNO ayant pns toutes ss mesures, batHt Georges ie prasose an = ~
jansnr 1900 i Grand Champ, puts fe7 4 BMyet Ensfonaes - su.es p Ma,
sans posiiite dechappcr daucun cote, les dhercns chefs nreh. suceesss ee".eh '
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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-04-06
.S,crcssion F'IIppofgtc Blanchard

Succession dHYpotytc E'onchard.
rrT.1T DE VA lOulSlANE, Cour
~. du Cinquirmc District Judiciairc
dams ct pour la Paroissc Assumption.
.Aucndu que FRANCOIS Xavier Dugos
cxtrutcur tcStamcntairc de fcn Hyppo-
lite Blanchard, a mis- en- Cour un connie
de son administration ainsi qu'unc pet
ton dcmandant rhomologation. .4vis
est par lie present dome a tous ccux que
celia pcut Conccrncr, davoIr a dtduirc
dams les dix jours qui @suivront la date
du present avis, at bureau du grcficr
de Ia dite Cour, les raisons pour %lcsqucl-
les lc dit co,nptc nc serait pas approuve
ct homologut, ct les 70 nds rtparlis CON
Corm6mcnt an dit compile.
Par ordrc dc la Cour.
.4ssomption lie : avril 1851.
3l,2i. DESIRE LEBLANC, Grcficr.