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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-12-21
NOUVELI.E- ORLEANS.
OVERTURE DE La METROPOIC T

Fimanchc dernier lie 7 du courant} n
Ell lien dedicace de la Mttropo}c. qni est
connuc CONNIE rancienne CathhdraIe
qn'el'c rempIace, sous l'invocation dc
ST.-Iouis. roi de France, ct cctte iccrt-
monte a etc ceitbree 'ayec une pompc
sni a depasst toutcs les esptrances ct
rejoui tous les cnnrs vraimcnt chretiens.
Cette fate rcligicuse etc sans cortredit
Ia plus belle don't la NIIe-Oritans ait et,.
temoin. Et il men pouvat etre aurc-
mcnt, car, 81 cette solenuite etait interes-
sante pour les soixante ct queques mile
catholiques, qui torment plus dc la moi
tie de notre population; 81 ellie ttai de ma
ture meme a attirer nos freres dissidens.
qui, en- effct, y etalent venus en- grnad
nomhre ellie etait surtout une fete de
tamile pour la Premiere Mnnicipalte,
don't le nouvei edhce fait Ia gioirc ct
l'orgueil. pour toute notre population
creole qui ct lie lieu meme ct lie non-
veau temple substitute 4 l'ancicn rappeI-
lent de 81 precieux souvenirs.
Et qnand mons di$ons que cettc cer6-
monic ete la Plus belle de Ia Nouvelc
Orleans, nous ne voulons pas dire seule-
ment qu'eIIe eta briIIante ct spl.ndide.
mais surtout ediIlante ct rccueiIlic. Iy
await sans doute qnelque chose de gran
diose d'e,nonvant. .qui parlait aux sens.
l'imag gination ct Tame, dams la vue
de cetedificc yers Ieqncl Sc press;ient
de toules ports les fets de Ia multitude.
dams la po1hpe dun cIerge nom5reux,
accompagn.nt treis Prelats, dams Ia ma
gniticence des vatenens sacerdotaux,
dams la richie etgraciense harmonic dcs
cloches, dams les mouvemens precis ct .
regnliers dc Ia troupe. dams lc soleEneI
reimbursement dc l'artillerie mais ce
qui pour nous atait plus lnoavant encore,
c'etait de voir l'attitudc grave, Ie main |,
lien respectueux de cettc fouie immense.
|e silence calme ct recucilli dcs trois on
luatre mile personnes qui avaicnt pu
lreuver place dams la basi|ique, la tenle'
leccnte de la fouIe bien plus considera.
bic qui. n'ayant pu trouser place, await
l1 roster dehors.
On peut dire que Ia presence eta tie
rue des nombreux assistants etaient vrai-
nent un acte de fol ct VOLTA &c qni fai-
ait dc ccue fete une fstc vramcnt ca.
holique. telle quson men pcut celtbrcr
lue dams une vile catholiYue, ct au mi
leu dune population cathoIique.
Ce .qri contribuait anrtout donner
'e Peclat a IL ceretnonie, etait la pre-
ence du battalion d'artillerie, qni, scion
a louable ct reIigieusc coutume. cele.
'rait ce jour-la la fate dc Stc-Barbe, sa !
'atronne; ct qni await yiycmcnt mani
este le desir que cette fate pat coinei-
Ter avec l'ouyerture de la Metropole,
omae i est arrive en- effct. Sa pre-
ence donnait IA fete, qu'on nous per-
nette de lie dire, une physiononie toute {
ct renouyelait pour nous ces {
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Les pricres ct les ceremonies achayt":
le ehatai||on. stationns j''sqn'a a cc mo0on
All itShors, est entire militnircincnt dams
Feg.iso, ct les djiirrcntos compagnics ont
rris place dams les trois aIiecS, tandi,
! que l'dtat-myor a'lait occuper les sic e.,
reserves aupres de Ia ba'''>trahc. ., quc
! les rortc-drapranx sc placement de c',a-
: que cota dams Ic sanctuairc.
J Nous ne sa,ons 81 c'6tait l'cGtt dune
Illusion, mais en- entrant dams I'GgIisc, il
nous Il sembl6 que les defaults cue lon
await reprochds a i'tdiiicc avaicnt disp;,-
ra. IL est certain que les wastes gale
rles latteraIes, cnco'nbrees CONNIE Giles
. Petaent. navaent point l'aspect lourd
qu on cur await gtneralemcnt trouve.--
Quant a la yoiste de la grande nef, ellie
est VraIm Imcnt Imposante, ct e Sanctnalre
est tres bin dispose poar fsirc les cere-
monies avec toote Ia nmgpilicsnce pos
slble. Les petits autels etacnt erntS
rlchcment et asrc go;lt quaint au grand
antel, on 'oynit quill n'etait que p,ov!-
snire, ct dependant ii faisait IN tres bon
e:let. Brief, tout indifuait que NM. les
Mar2 iers, sous l'habiIe direction de
VI. Rousselon, grand sicaire, n avaient
epargne hi soins, nj travanx pour Que
tout f1t dispose aussi parfaitement que
possible pour la ceremonie.
Apres l'office de tierce, chante par Ie
clerge ct par les chantres places dams la
tribune du sanctuaire du cote de Evan
gle. on on await dispose un orglc pro-
visoire, Mgr. rEveqne dc Natchez a
ceIebre pontihcaIement la mcsse en- pre-.
sence de IArcheveque qui await pris
place sur son trane, en- chape ct en MI
tire.
~"e 1' gov CA 'hoa4IuSs CotlfposcE
par M. Curto, a etc extcutce sous la
direction de ce maitre distingue, par unc
cinauautainc d'artistes ct d'anEeteurs
places dams Ia tribune du fond Oh doit
etre prochain ement pose lie grand org',e,
ct ce ChHur nombreux ct choisi u no
biement contribute pour Sd part, Il la pom
pc de la ceremonie. s
Apres lEvangiIe, Mgr. l.Evaque de
Mobile est monte en chaire, ct dams me
allocution bien adaptee a Ia acrconstan-
ce, aPpela l'attention sur la p,,issan-
ce indestructibIe de l'Eglise qai demeu-
re debout tandis qu'autonr Dele les re-
font cronlcr les fr3ncs et les
empires. lie prelat await pris pour texte
ces paroles ST connues du dernier chapf-
Ire de St.-Mathieu "Toute paissance !
ma ets donnee au ciel ct sur la terre !:
AlIez done, etc ;-paroles qui contien-
nent Ia mission donneo par Jesus Christ
4 ses Apotres ct a leurs suceessenrs-
!. jusqu'a Ia consommation des siecIes y
paroles qui mont pu sortirq que de la
oouchc dun Dieu OH de celIe dun fou.
paroles qui mont point cesse dc Sc rea-
User depnis dix-huit siecles ct don't nous
'oyons encore de nos yeux l'aecomp!is-
'ement.
A foffertoire nous ayons WI avec plai-
ir remettre en- vigaenr IN usage peu
:onnu lei, ct qui, pour les catholiqucs
nstruits tant de Specification Cling
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ANNOYCES Pour les insertions, annonces
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AGENTS DU PIONNIER.

)M. e. Eude, Passage
NLLE-OELBANs de la Bourse, No 35
} encoignure Cont.
ASCENSION :. =. NJ. Rich ard & Telnplet.
RlvIERE-NEUvE. NJ. Firmin Duplessis.
.IBERVTLLR . NJ. }. Breau.
tsr-JAcQUEs -. NJ. Auguste Theriot.
Sr-JEAN BAPTIsTE, NJ. Edgard Perret.
PoN7-BREAUx, At. Edmond Bulliard
ST. CHARLES RiZan Freres. negociants
THlBoDAu1 NJ. Adolphe Blanchard.
HoUMA ..... N. F. Gagne.
Grs-IARIE NJ. Etienne Penisson.
ABSORPTION :. G: Rodriguez, Cafe Slar.
BBLLB RIv1ERE NJ. Pierre Theriot.
PAlsCoURTyILLE, M C.. J. E. Gauthier, P. M
IT Dams les paroisses OH nous navons pas
aamrae d'agents, nous prions les Msitrss de Poste
1srouloir Sc charger de lagence de notre feuille
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TIME GREAT MECHANICAL MAG

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Their pretnsos have been exceeding great their genu-
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world of New. Yorkit world in itself!a man should
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Two CApIrALISrS.-A gentleman Of
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purchased from French % The hughes sanding n
process sc xh the fgG - CtUre aud sell M "a
United States, Nana0a> and NeUc1l OF certain tces
fT he Toilet, extremely valuable character - rom
III health ard tie Z proper help % 10 the thing
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A better opportunity never offered % maze N geF
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AM FOR JANUARY, 1852

GRAHAM FOR JANUARY, Is52.-
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Goal.

COAL.-Liyerpool, Camel, and all other
" kinds Of Coal for sale as the lowest market prces
Orders e the follow places vii be promptly Attend
ed 10 No ST Hudson ~ Yard tn st. east OF I'm Az
Yard 22d-st corner Eds hCHAkD lAfLoh
as zWs
COAL.-Si so for large Red Ash Nut
~ Coal very superior quality All other sizes Of Red
and " hIie Ash Coa very iow for cash, At
GEORGE A. SPARKS,
dim. Mes EOS add 201 frassiln-ss
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4 ; NURSE and Seamstress, in family,
~ ny young Protestant Woman, who had, for eight
sssi shs -s'i e saat 9 q az Gle fy
Liberty refer to Rev. Mr.. 81 afford, No 100 Nassau-s
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miscellaneous advertisements.

nIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors
Of the Commercial Fire Insurance Company have
this day declared Dividend Of Zen per cent payable to
lbs Stockholders. and after HOnday, ah inst. Inc
Transfer Books will lie closed until that daf.
CHAS. j. MARTIN, Secretary.
NEw-YoRK Dec. 3, 1851 dHn'
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Oily HALL, Dec I, IBjI
tR- The Special Comniitee of the Common
Councii upon Reception Of Gov. kOSSUIH, nave
selected Col. linus ". STEVENS as Grand harshai
upon che Of his public welcome to this CITY, ana
NV des all Societies have notified the Commit
tee of their intention une IN the Procession wll 90 80
early on FRIDAY the jh inst in order thai places may
nc ssisned them IA the Procession, and thai iui Pro-
frnn me nav be published on Saturday Morning.
JFDFDIAH MILLER,
GEO. H. FRANKLIN, Committee Of the
SAINT. DELAMATER, : Rnard ~ Ala
w 4. DOOLEY
PATRICK KELLY,
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II b0ISiEk Com OF Board
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4 S nurse and SeamsTess, by respect
~ able Young Woman. The beat of city reference
given last place To be at No 1871 Ludlow
St. foi days. % 1t
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I AIDES CLOAKs.-LANE & POR-

IT y III'I-hff|1s - - NE ~
TER No g. Ca,hlrne-s st. offer for nspection AM
.e are and sayeo stock II Velvet Cloth Six or Satin
CIOAKs and HAHFILLis, embracing all ne ne mest
-, cculsr share with hoods aud assss price SO uD do
large msuia shape With hood and tasseis proc slsasze
ar Cloth Circular richly trimmed with hoods % collars
a. Nsnuss and sacss with hoods and tzsses, SO ups
s,ks ard satins do me ftyies We have sso bsaui-
fol article q Ffedch Habit Ciotn and l"eecs fr ,10ss,
81 well u all colors n yaTd vide. LJsns and German
six Ntlveis
Ttess Fcsds eng al made By ourselves, warrant
the pa,ees used te u the ye bss, qualities LADIES'
who purchase II the mate as foI oaks may have them
eat 20 sny shape Vhog. charge. Also large stock o.
h hs and cOOfed BrOcade Dress silks for evening 81
ft,eet 6fesses Oae pr.cs only. LANE P0kIEh,,
IS 81 No 65 CatnAnns -.
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n Free Congregational Church, corner Of ST.
Sp sRBBaTH M6RNISG ;' Dee T. and sdnnisis -
muIon IN the afternoon Service a the usual 20 ,s.
Persons residing IN the vicinity are aechohasey nvhe
attend. % x
~ Importapt.-Rev c FINNEY Will preach agan
at he ,oadway TaberDac on THIS Friday EsEN.
ING. All who have souls 30 cave are invited T. attend
rv Pacific Mail steamship Co-NorIcE-
changed from o'clock to O'Clock. di5s
II Grand Temple of Honor, State Of n. Y-in
AogrIed Meeng Of re SEM 4nI19i yeSsga 81 SGe
Dec. O'Clock, at the la No 300 Broadway Repre-
sentatyes are requested . be IN her
d5H' hy order RUBEN {. BULL, q ". a.
~ Veteran CORPS OF the War of 1872 3 AID
EaI. No ia3 BoWery, on FRIDAY EVENING, the jih,
at7I O'Clock precisely. pyoreer, u.1cur co,,r,l
ArM. DALLES. Jr, Adjutant. d. Il.
70 The Workingman's Building Associa
titn. orsaniztd under an act ot LegSa uie.is NV ~
successful Grafton ofe Tey favor able
all who ces,Ie 70 own their Ovn Homestead Shares re
$780, in monthly payments Of 8 Entrance Zee ONLY re-
meeting viii be held at No $50 Broadway, on rUROAY
EVENING 9Th inst. at y O'Clock. The m rtant al
ay efss sS e' Al are invited to ead l IN par
,,culsI Comm9oogs seai Ieeyed i STp s @
d5 ~ G. ". ANDERSON, Secretary
~ Jones's Coral Hair Restorative. for making
JOSFs's ITALIAN CHEMICAL so AP, 20 clearing
daIk yellow skin. curing snnbpn feckles, tan NC
JONFSS SPANISH LILY WHITE, an iGnocen, pure,
natural hfel ke vi bite, for the SKIN IT lacles.
The only DepOt for thee j. No. sO3 Brad Fay. %
n Who would have Hair Ike an insane hat-
field. when DANlS'S hyperion Will make 4 as snlotb
ard glossy satin This excellent preparation may
be Ob aintd the principal de pots Ma 38i Ludlow st,
one door f ON Grand e. u Ring No 1872 Rroatway, also
by NJ. Guion No l27 HpweV; p. b. KGapD, No $50
HudsOn.st; J. Dnld No III b Broadway LYON, No
472 Grand St, New York Mrs. HAYES M l75 Ful onst
Thomas HAYES, Nc 20 Atlantcst Brooklyn aud by Drug
elss generally. Price Is cents N large b,tes. d.
rS-" Prove all things, hOid fast that which II
Good. "-BOGLES ELECTRIC HAIR DtE Is now on
the public estimation, and towers far auOvs any
thing OF a similar nature invented. All those wno
have usiug the Hair Dyes heretofore invented, are
perfectl astonsed at its manifold virtues and II IS nov
hailed with delight the toilet Of beauty taste aud fashion
To he had Of A B. & d. SANDS, No. 100 Fulion-st
Rushion, CLARK Co. Ne. 273 lroadway; Mllnau x
Co, No. lS3 Broadway; Wm. H. Cary Co.. No 2io
Pearl-st NY; and by the Druggists and Peruiners
throughout the world.
~ Great. Good, and Glorious News The
greatest be ssIg On the earth Tor 50 cents - ~ sueSc
Der knowing the power OF WArrS'S NERVOUS ANTI
DOTS in all child. o9s COMPLAINTS. and fooDng Cough,
wei slight asectiOns of Headache Dysentery Fever
aud Ague, Coughs. Nervous Debility, &C &C IN adllis
has contracted with Dr. Watts-o supply bottles a. 30
cents enough for such complaints, as well as sample
bottle for Consumption aud other tedious diseases.
d26t' J. PYNE, No lo2 Nassau 81
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DOARD REDUCED at the PRIVATE

MANSION HOUSE Ma. 81 Green wleh-st., BY lrs.
pFRT GsrtIaen With single bed. aEd ght. airy rooms,
- 50 week day ss9rdsTs 81 seek transient; y csats
a day Baths gratis al IA
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AS NURSE, or as Housemaid, by com
/ petent young Woman Canbe seen for two DAYS at
No. IA West 2lst-st do ~
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DAkTN ER-Wanted, with cash capl-
tai of from SO 0O0 70 so Geo. n the wholesale Boot
and Shoe business already established he place
Tetf partner. Address bfX 1900 PostOfico is ~
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A S NURSE and Seamstress, by a re-
n spectacle young Woman. She would have no OBJ
lection INTO the country, II desirable would rem
der herself useful Housekeeper Best references gwen
bpy by letter addressed to c. c. Brooklyn Post oce
IA a.
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~ Hungarian Cockndes.-A number OF H1nsa-
lad es have been engaged n the preparation of Hun
saIian Ccckades for those who may wish 70 wear the
MnrXar cools green white and red at the reception Of
Kossuth They are made exactly like those worn IN Hun,
eaTy during the Revolution, and may be distinguishes
m the limitations If Spectators by beng round
md sewed uron hit Of thick paper. They may be Dro-
~, /, store d5lt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-05

ADAMS PRESS FOR SALE.-The
IN subscribers offer for sale double Adams Three roll
Ter Press paten 2sty 20 inches, N perfect running
order al No II Beekmsn where can be seen q. work
II Is sold for no fault and called or SON. ~ 80 Al bar
gam. WILLIS -" -H1' -'"' ~ D~->
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4 PERSON with - 600 Cash Capital
~ wanted to purchase interest n a staple Maui
featuring business easily managed without competition.
wanted he market IOm S30o0 % 50 NOl caa be
realized which can be shown Address YORK Tribune
Office with name and address which will receive prom9s
attention. do IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-05

the Academy.
To Reception OF kossuth.-The Committee ap-
pointed BY the Common Council Of New York to make the
necessary for the reception Of LOUIS KOS
SUTH, have adopted the following route, VIZ
The procession will move from the Battery up Broadway
and through Aston place to An and Bowey' down
Bowery 10 Chatham through Chatham ST. t. the East
gate of the Park passing in front ofthe City Hall.
The object Of this announcement to give timely notice
for preparation to such Of fellow citizens who design
to decorate their dwellings ard due notice viii be given
Of the day apart for the reception rs the Illus
tIi0us stranger arrives.
JEDFDIAH MILLER,
GEORGE II. FRANKLIN, /
SAMUEL DEL AMAIEh. Com. Of the
W A DOOIEY, Board of Aid.
PATRICK KELLY,
HENRY SHAW,
SAMUEL X MABBATI
II b BOi,SIEh, Com. Of Board
FLORENCE MCCARTHY,
SMITH, ia ~
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ROARD.-A gentleman and wife, or
Two tAFse single esalsmea. Be accommodated
WIN board ~ No. II VGckst. near ~. johns PsTa.
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