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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

TUG DgATH INA BALL Room The
telegraph has mentioned that Addison
Gilmore, President of the Western Rail
road. Mass and head Of the banking
house of Gilmore. Blake & Ward. in Bos
ton, died suddenly on Friday evening, in
Woteitown. Of n disease ofthe heat, He
attended ball. aud had just completed
4 dance aud sat down by the silenf his
vile whenhe compninedofa a strange feel
ing and fell forward and expired without
speaking Mr.. G.. has been widely known
tur years as a man of great business talent
aud energy. He was is years old, He
was ualive of Vermont. Tho Concord,
OH Colony. Northern and Pussumpsic
railroads nave been said to be indebted
10 Mr.. Gilmore for their existence. Ply.
hicians whom The deceased had consulted
had warned him against any unusual ex.
erlion. flo went to Boston twenty yeats
Ogo pennless. but died rich man.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

Tbs WsALTaRsr Man IN GEoRoIA.-
General HurtwelI II. Tarver, of TwiggsI
county. Georgia, is said 10 be the veal.
rhitst marin the Slate. He owns thou.
and negroes, and fifty thousand ucies Of
land. divided into ten plantations, in
Twiggs. Pulaski, Houston aud Baker
countless yielding two thousand bOles oI
cotton annually. At IL cents per ponud
his crop win bring lOs.OOO HcrecCn'
ly added Ia his estate tract Of 2,25(
aeres.in Bh,ke county, purchased al SIS
I75 per Ocle. or for S37 900.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

TwiNs.-Tho census ol Carroll county,
Georgia, reports no less than nm Joar
sets ot turns in IhaI county! One ledy has
blessed her faithful spouse with three
SETS and sundry Others with two sells
each.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23
cincinnntI Art Union.

.CNclSNATI January 81.
Mr., Darsey Of New Orleans drew tho Greek
Slave last night Mt the Art.union distribution.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

INDIANA Bankiag,-The Indiana Con.
stitntioual Convention. though democrat.
ic in its composition. has decided in ia
vor of good Banking system, like that
in Ohi', by a very handsome majority
This was iIB Committee; what the final
decision will be has not lranspired, The
Convention appears to be moved less by
partizan considerations than that in our
own state.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-23

~ The butcher of the Steamer Mia.
CARA, who run If,has written letter back
to Boston, stating that he alone is respon-
sible for the late smuggling, and entirely
exuneraling tho officers ofthe Ship.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10
Harlna CouIt.
Before Hon. Judge Lynch,

Before Hon. Judge Lynch,
hARsH 6.-.7ssaaH at Sea.-James Doale rs. Eugene
Ls0rence-This action for assault and battery
committed the plaintiff, who q seaman on
board the ship America of which vessel Lawrence
mate 1t appeared that the plsintf ILL., aud told
the defendant that he was unable to do duty, upon
which the mate caught hold OF him, called him
Of A., knocked him down, kicked him and thumped
his head upon the deck. Verdict for plsntin $50,
with costs.
John Pea,saH rs Eugene Lawrenee.-This was also
action against the defendant for assault and bat
terry, committed the plaintiff, who was seaman
board the ship America. Verdict for plaintiff $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10
Superior Court.

Before Chief Justice Oakley
MARCH IVA Cook Garret r. Trillae and John w
SOmerinSpke This is action OF repevin brought BY
the plaintiff to the value Of certain pisces Of
assimere, cloth, &c taken from their possession by
the defendants, in March last The defendants con
tend that plaintiff not at the time, the of
the articles referred but that they the pery
Of one Albert g. ya and that the property came into
possessic of Terhune the defendant, under and by
virture Of ajudgment and ex ecution against Vail at
the suit OF Terhune, in the Marine Court defendant
Somsrindyke being the officer who levied upon the
property The only question involved to the title
to the property Verdict for the plaintiff The jury
alto assess the value Of the roperty at $500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

These .hins having bean bn tv adv "a,
every care has been taken in Their con-
srcton as also in their engines TO insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers
sgueed for elegance comfort Price from New
York 20 Liverpool $3.50; exclusive Of extra size state
rooms. Ss25 from Liverpool to New york, f35 An
rienced Surgeon will be attached to each shp No berth
can be secured until paid for.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10
SHIPPING,


TINE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail steamersTno ships comprising this line are the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

Abbott Mics Ann
Adams Mrs Lucy
Ann
Alton Miss, Frank
lin st
Ahtrn Mrs Francis
Arfredsson Miss
uulde
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

GAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA NOTICE TO PAS
- sengsrr-The new aHd elegant steamship hARhlON.
600 tons hu rthen Captain ~ KNIGHT. commander sdver
tsed eal the isth II March. will positively sal from
the North River Friday the 2th ipst 10 6eosk
eifey few more passarserp " 10 sAen Der sccommo
dsilans are 81 the arst clnp Passage. $780, Arpy 20
BRAIN ksOrSTAtN. inl s0n.h -. corner % Beekman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

sci O either side The presiding Judge charged the
jury reviewing the evidence clearly and sucsnctly,
and ing IL ffesh their minds without partality
They jury were ort but q short time, waen they
turned verdict Of not guilty and Mt Pi tt was dis
char1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10
MEDICAL.

NE. l.. h0RTAhoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO
~ have contracted diseases Cura ut voeas" that 10.
Take Of thy health have devoted many years
professop and have treated successfully thousands Of
TENTS THOSE VINO Wish 70 consult me on those
excepted you value you5 health you win avoid those
you and that their Kind Of medicine is AL that
for disease in all its forms Persons whose health
has been ruined BY these sgotss call daily l95
William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10
ExREEss LINE roR onAesEs pIsEgr.-rHE Nnv


NV MEDICAL BooKS-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work toe natare ard trsatment e delicate asess
and al the khdrea hv
Der o. teaatuy eolored plates large life; By
Bottwick, d. eeurer sursery Ard diseases o. " 9
above named n.turc IL 10 large qusrto10
dtion price 80 EHtrset from the Boson Medical
terEeal oatns - II msy Be said ssrfessy. 70 be eqaa
- kicords hcsout the family Of Gieess
and iss superior 70 sny.hng Of the kad Juelhet
tits country. Author Of The Family Physician' Price
y cents. Author Of work self-sbuse and Ito
plgrsts ereots se ke sntb edition, foustsru plAs,s
BEND a22 Bso.d.ss sSl ~ sbe sstb.s ~ aro.au.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

LToR UNPRECEDENTED STATES NAIL STEAM
L ship PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Rye. This steamship
will depart with the male Europe positively wednss
day the 10Th March, at IL o'clock ~ from her berth AZ
the foo. q street No berth secured til paid for All
letters and through the Post Oce Tor
freight pass having allied aecommndaons for
elegance and comfort, apply to EDWARD X COLLINS SO
Monday evening. March 18th. The steamer ARCTIC will
succeed the PACIFIC and tail April ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10


EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. b6 Wan st., NY.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY 4 CO. Liverpool.
Z. q. ROBERTS q CO.,
IS King . Arms Yard, London.
L. DRAPER, JR,
Boulevard. Mon.usrtre, Paris.
Ths owners Of these ships will cot be accountable for
colo silver bullion specie jewery precious stones
thereof therein expressed.
After the first April next the rate Of freight BY tho
above from Liverpool will DO materially reduced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10
loSSToa royKsELr.ros rwENrY-rIvE oeNr,-

Dopesvh rvgksksrSrok ~ ENTY-FIvE CENT?
pvn Physician thireth edition, WIN one hupdref ar
rsyipgs dsessss and In every sfac
ard form ~ Nilbsa louEg D., OtaGusse ~ too Ur-
Isisy q tssrsyvsna Tue yrtiaus forms q
Eases are faithfully deesrtes aud s ire restres
rl,s lassusSr The chapter stltt buse e ycsay Of
ysr.ieul attention. and shoaid te read by every tpc.
Young who have been unfortunate
Previous 20 placing yourselves the care fny
sector, matter What his Treerbions t corv of
ths truly useful work Strangers Wis the ety psr ~
ls-y these coptemratinS msrftse don't thnk return
log horne without Of the Pocket N.cuspps a.
ss.n, sna prpens scins TO shord rcssess rsurls
Treatise the gcCset sciSyius.
Ss Owp Fhyseisn. Any person ssnrirg eenty-fve
enclosed In letter viii receive enc cory Of IT'S teok
nail oories will te sent TO- desr. Address
YOUNG b2 Spruce street pbisdelrnis slso Ter
~ stsinssr rovnserd ~ Brosavsy Ssv Yors
nR. rAwCrTT has RBxovED MS oFrfcs 70 u
~ Dover Water street, where re s.
seatisy censuted certain oiseaset vhica he eors,
eithout mercury. Rsoent be in few dsys
Nervous estilty hrought ty self stusetbe victims
such, tar also arry with eertaiIty VI cure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE
diseases in few hours By vegetable application With
out pain In deelty brought on BY improper habN and
Affections combine medicines with tho
remedy and show there thousands who
not be cured without it, have daily Of
men. cure have oontIsesons daily cure Without asusIe
soon enough Ny diploma. with those and the hundreds
sertifcases chow that equalt You cured
day.-D. Il. Corbyn You expelled ny complaint In
iew hours.o Deroad v. under the other physician :
me in short tms Jshn Rollison}r paid $500 IN
ave years. to be cured Of debility from self abuse, wihor
benefits you cured by local and general treatment
mort sMe.SJ:O sAssury Trsas%snt By letter 0mss
Lamont ~ Reade street. two doors from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

OCEAN sTEAN NAVIGATION CoMPANY.-FoR BRE-
Onen, via SouthamptonThe u .. Nail steamship HER
MANN, E. Crabree commander, will sail fer Bremen, via
Southampton Saturday March a. from pier No. North
Price Of in the csbn Sl in the second
cabin 500 experienced Surgeon a,ashsd to the ship
nyered In Hayre reduced rates For freight
apply TO EOLLER, SAND RiERA. sgents, so Broadway.
CTEANsBIP CITY or GLAsGow-FoR LIVERPOOL
~ Mathews (late of the Great Western,l Comma
win sail re.i,ysy from Ph;l.dsPha. saturday March
her superior Accommodations for first and second cabin
passengers msse her desirable conveyance Price Of
passage in cabin hundred dollars second c.bn
sIy dollars. In order to Trouble. railway tickets
PhiAdelphia will be providedby
RICHARDSON. WATsoN.S CO., 81 Exchange Place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-10

7 IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Office. March 8. 1851.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED PAPER HAVING
CIRCULATION.
Please mention the date OF the list in VIII oh they are
ADVERTISED LADIES' LIST.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-08-10

p, dc n de omn Les bellies DANES
fache &C
volontc cet chose
Wcrther
de Iannfcp mil boulet dcs 0us
idicue ans ecn assnrtmn
oy maudsaicHt dcs cnns nos
deposmc e nal p
chaser dc bvac aura' a dc bon
Ce son les Dancns de ianarchc
co"'derabemens pae q" e"ns" e"
gntsomme
nubcan eomee RchcEcu Buu ec aisocrac
les vices deaes popular po"it Tongue ct les n
fuce, dttudian
donner Pair ove'ce cet espe
dtbaitc donne thabtude des co"S deS
ct desi puhlcs brochait sur tout
OAc dn dun ton voa singer e mIarc ct en- oo'ant on
All ah linstnnn est
VOLTA petcs drage hes etodan
- Je ny ren!
deor! Tou est vous F aez 'n GUS
vain ce beau apage
- AIons done t.. moi?
6octobre
dahord denerg ene
Aourdhu pentez est ToP
regreez Casino rochere de Strauss an" p pour o"s
jonait orgnete ct sembla ~nbor
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-08-10

rass6 maisr courage, il s6cra >,
Croyez officer, nous ne s"yon pas c"Pao 'e
auss bien vous? ,,c, au o..,yor so,
aidedccamp
mon bonnet dc ornre on par ~
plus dfome ct mons egane q
PnfnGan ourdement u @ u "
=.
Ah! yo vocz Pbeu celia bn! mtcaiJe; pnqae
homme c rempez
coie DIR bonnet arocenent savage que
Tavas enance bonne ct encvnt d
capucon ellie en- anbh h
C qu plus dire, fisat am'se h a" "eu a "
sait6 nniycrele.
crost elc regdat en- rant g
de sotat mpfo'ie
eGlt qucanc ordies
d'llanksa don't les raIes
trop qu paa entire cux; mas par'' que @
rouge ct pkgnant d nnanvat
mofs pae'
await que Viennc ds paos coe'
VIII, mi 90, crave lo disie sabre Je fo "
m voon;ers mon che dou n"'" P
moptant IIanksa)n rende lah .as
bourgeois enfnqent casqnetee NC me
les femnes, 'estau au-dcssous dc NOR
pait fnrieux - - f,oales aux
I ne sais pas micu dc mes
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-08-10
COEILaIU III T0DE.
-4u rGdoc'cr prpri11oirc M1 PIoNNIEn
Monsieur,

.4t rGdnc'cnr propriet0irc dl PIoNNIEN.
Monsieur,
Commc vous avcz mis- Ia boulc On mon
vcmcnt. ct que ltIccti"n gtnGr"|c dc No
,cnbre s'avancc grands pas, .Ic cro'S
qui nest pas hors de proPos dcasonme'-
trc aux tIcctcurs qnclqncs reflections sur
un sujrt qui touchc de pres an bi"n 2trr
public ct qui dcvra Gtrc re ,oIu par Ia pro
chanc legislature. II s'agit dcs amcndc-
mcn's projr'ts dc notre constitution.
I.'ar,ic!e | 10 dc |, contribution porte en-
substance que 81 les amrndcmcns propo-
>Gs sont adoyttS par les trois cinqhlcmcs
dcs mcmbrcs tlus, lis scront publles en-
irancais ct en- anglais trois mols avant 'e
lection cfntraIc suivautc, dams au moln-
uu journal dc cha1nc paroiSsc, ct lies
dts amcndcn' MS sont adopt6s par la ma
jorite dcs mcmbrcs tIus chacunc des
chambrcs de la legislature qni sera cons
titutc mmtdiatcmcnt aprcs, lc sccretalrc
d'Etat les lcra publicr de "ouse"" s0'"-
me il est dit ci-dcSsus avant l'electlon gt
ntralc s,ivante. ct Ic pcuple dcvra voter
pour on contre chaque amcndcmcnt.
La dcrnicrc legislature ayant, par la
maioritf vouIuc, vote ccrtans amcndc-
mcns la constitution, il est evident QUEEN
outre du programme po|itiquc qnl dlvise
en- deux particsic ic pc"ple amtr'caln' les
eIcctrurs dcvront SC prononccr lndlrectc-
ment. dams le choix qu'i!s (cront dc lenrs
rrprescntants ct senatcurs, pour on con
ire les amcndcmcns proposes, ct par unc
consequence naturclIc discutcr dams lcurs
assemblies pr6liminaircs les mtritcs dcs
candidats qui Sc proposeront Icurs sui
fragcs. SiI a nn f'it bIcn co'state c'esi
sans contredit que les democratcs en- mas
Sc. ct une m"jorila du Pe"pIc ioo1s'a-
nais, sont en- favour d'un ndiciaire cleo
tif: ccpcndant il pourrait arrivcr, dams lc
cas- OH les candidats seraicnt cholsls sans
profession dc fol, que la clique opposee
an iudiciairc electif fat en- mia jorite la
prochaine legislature ct vo'at' contrc ces
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-08-10

,,,c,demcrs. Mons dcyous done nvont
l., # nraxan;, cr rf-nlIat te,aStrcax, ct lc
,..,, ost dn n'rnvnvrr . II
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,,,,;,t 10 ,orn,o IL. s,r,; ;c.
;,,,as -, ,,,o ;oconaid6rc nnt;-rcnubli H.
,, ,',,o ,o,J,u,.c an rononole.
NJ, ;,;o, ,t l., ,,,c ,h,rd MA
,,,,.o ;o -, ,,n sn;s n, noiux
,; 49,, ro;,.; ,as r.,,.ons,
,n ho,.s ,,,c,5s nr4sidcr no.
l.;,.o,,t ,:,.,.s,;rcucnt afro nri,
,,; ,,, ,voc,s ct Ics ,lu. rm;neuts
:, ..s ,,ora,, d.vr,icnt. sons unc bonnie
, 49,, o, r5C;,to. mr. 4 ,cut
,,..;uor -, i ,,r;vc,, souycut, Que ces
,xort, soicnt. CONNIE nous en- avons
,,;.;.,,c rcu C,vori,rs sous
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-08-10

ious lr, ,,nniTirmruIs sur s,, J.,
want Sc. int;,ais utp,ivss q, r',I.' I'.' wv,
picd-. u,,'il Y = ton, rr,;nlro
nou, trn, r,rul Lr Ta,h;,o,nn -
tour; ne ,uhiS,c IN mamc irnnona va
a ag ""ns '"tI"irc dc Tchnau;cpcr sur
eel III j" N'"Nro.
II c'I rt"hf, d"p"s QucIqocs annrcs,
a1cc d's car''"nA cnormcs, dcs compn.
gnlcs I'"an''rcS don't IC centre r>t .
Nc"-l"'k' ct Gun mcn"cont dnbso,hct
'c g"n''rncWcht q" pays. Dtja il est
d'l''c''c ! hN'r"''' ct an Congrc*, ct
meme a "p'h'Vh PnhlIqnc, dc re,ister
" Ia 'o"n"''on H' 'Xrrcrnt ccs compa-
gh'cS' 'rI'c vast" 'Nm''nHIson dc ca
pl''"X conc'A)'rc dams lie Moro! cmportc
dc ha"'c lu'tc S"S tcImcs ct conditions,
ct les privileges NuII In pIat de sa.llu.
ger. Ilnilncnrc dn cabinet s'anihllr
dc'ant II s'cnn'; c'c>t Iantci du vcru
or relieve pour 'rntrr president, sctrf-
ta'rcs ct con'II'anS; on tl'ttc les SETS hcs
"ns, Ia want" DIES A"trcs; on 3atlsE,t 1t
vcHH'itc &c 5'ancoup; cntn, on aide
ambition dr c'nH q'' cn sont tourmcn-
t's; c'c>t ;HnNI Innn systemic dc corrup-
ton Il" r'ttc p"''Sancc d'a'gcnt sapc
Ia ''tAI'e dc Ia 'rp"hhq"c ct consoIidc
tout pouEo'r dams 'c Nord.
Men doutons pas, c'c>t il In ma,nc in.
tiucncc pcrnlclcusc que nous dcrous
l'indllGrcncc dn gonvcrncmcnt pour un
Projct Qni ne d"vnlt pas settlement
r"ndrc d Ia No"vciIc-OrItans tous scs
clemens de pruspCritr. mais uui dcyoii v
,n,.Ia. .;o,',c, ~. ",,., wv u,'"''
donncr r., , I..nIrr. nn,rnn,;sn, r;s,,"~ ~, ~
y.oro ,Is ;,ou>,J.,,,,,,, w s 'rac''L' ',',, '". "
NV. nas rnr;a;no I ,,roin, Io nhn,,;'' y"
roL,,,u,,o, Il ast srI,..3on,, I,".|n: '' r,,:'
r,It:. n, l.. nonbnrnao,nnt nha,Ja','. uY u',"
nns conct,,fns :, I.rs sonl, 'n,,'s ''oa''o .,'''
los snrnonl'r 10 ,ncv;onc ,n," r1'', "a
..s ono,uo,e,s i ;, n,'; ,nv ;",;,o,'
,r;vts Ann Grand nomhro dn c;inson,
a,n..,;c,;us ,f ,,sou,;r; no4ro ,,on..,ua
mont nest ms ;n,crronn' r;nn -, ~,
,ro,hlor g, ,r.,ua,;n,,L ..:,
p, 10 rnh;rrt sont ON ,onru,:rs ~ fISr,"n Dav''
ncIlcs on DC pIajsir dams dinirt1ts Mats.
il, nc donncnt p,s unc pcnste nux intt
rets oui soutlrcut |, Observation-Disclosures
non plus ou'aux sonmrs tnormcs naysrs
on fr,ud' mr. Ic lrtsor n,,;on.f : dos
spscuIatcur, me x;,o;ns,
o n;,;..,. ,,o,n,,s ,,o,,. ,.,,,. .,-.,,.,
.on,r. M '' '"' Mns;'," "o'''''' P0" "p"' ',p'e-
s,';t DO w na;l,r ,'s, 81 '5"' , " 'evo''
Jn ToLnan,ono' oL ,, '.' l., s'I.oa @ '' G'''Gp''S'
W. ;..;on ,a"cre ~ '''u o''e' ~ :" 80" ="
piastrcs dc traitcmcnt ct srs 5000 pas.
Tres dc qualification, ct il SC rcposc dams
sa fcrmc du Kcntuky. Tant ndiM@rcn-
&C pour un grand irttret NATIONAL, pour
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-08-10
QUESTION DES DEUX OCEANS.
AFFAIRE DE TEUUANTEPEC

l." Picoymc d'hi"r matn conlcnait
qnrIlu"s rctl"Nions fort jndicicu>cs sur
In courovcr>c uui s'cst clcvGc au sulct
de ccttc ni|1re. &c Journal rnppcllc les
avnntasco ihcontc>tabIcs uu aurnicnt u
rcxGcution du thcnin dc icr projects H.
Nilc-Dricnus ct toutc h vaIIrc du Mis-
sissippi il parIc dcs efforts ct dcs sacri
fees 4uI ont ttt fats par les habltans de
cettc vile pour arrlvcr a cc r@sultat, ct
dit que notre population est tontc dispo
rtc Ic hatcr It ii SC metre la tGtc du
movement quill t'nt pour y parvenr.
Mnis il ne volt pas settlement les lntGrf'>
dc la NouyclIc OrItan. ct dc Ia valItc
dn Mississippi dams ccte enterprise =; il
volt ccux de lUnion tt sill lui scmbIc
justc que nou, rtcIamions du gouvcrnc-
ment la protection dc nos inter els locaux
d plus forte r,i-on en- ct iIain,i uuand
il est evident que rcs inte'cts inpiqrcnt
ccnx du pay, tout enticr.
lie PlcoWne rrgardc CONNIE hcurcux
que mons soyons Identities a la grandc
question rationale qn'impIiquc lc rctr"it
de la concession Garay par Ic Mcxiqnc,
II volt avcc raison IN iait dun haut int,'-
ret national '''tns IA pcrtc possible de in
mciIcuIe route pour travcrscr dune mcr
a iautre par listt.hc dc Trhuuutcpec
Ccttc route dcvant servir dc lien, entire
les possessions extremes de fUnion 1oit
etrc sous la protection immediate de
notrc commencement, atm de prtvcnir les
,tIcts dc Ia rivali'G ct dc l'intcrvcntion
dcs autrcs puissanccs Gtrangercs. DE
tout celia lie Picny,1ne tire la conclusion
que les habitans des autrcs Etats snnt
aust inttresse5 que ccnx de Ia Nile
Orleans &C que les difficulties actucIlcs
~oicnt rtgltcs le plus PromPtement pos
sibIe, ct que ricn n'cntravc plus Fexbcn,
tion du Che,njn ct i ..;~;.4c 49, J. r -
u" ,'o'' W. ,nC Etnt, du Sud. Quest ct de
l'Oucst nc renonCeront pas alsement aux
csp6ranccs que leur await iait conccvoir
&c projct.
Nous pnrtagcons plrincmcnt 'opinlon
de notre conrerc sur In haute irpor
tancc du but qu'il s'asit d'attcindre, ct
nous craignons CONNIE lul que Ilnilucncc
du Nord nc pervcrtissc les dispositions
du gouvcrncmcnt a notfe egard, 81, com
me or nous rassure, ces dispositions nous
sont secrctcmcnt E.vorablcs. Nous ne
serions pas etonn6s, en- effct, que h. 'nau-
vaisc vo!onte dr Mcxilne fut due antant
a certainc influence mercenaire par'ie
de New York ct De Boston qua son
sentiment rroprc. Cette tunestc in
nucnce s'cst exercee de trop dc nan'cres
differences, depuis qnelques annees, CON
tire tout &C qni touchc aux inttrets dn
Sud, pour que la snppositon que nous
faisons ne nous soft pas permlse.
Pour justifier notre opinion, il nous
suflit de rappcler Iinsatiabi'it6 dn Nord,
ct de dire que lc Sud doit profitcr plus
imm6diatcmcnt que lie Nord du chcmin
de Tehuantepec. Et, dun autre cote,
lie Sud sest onjours montre 81 doc''e, 81
patient, 81 plcin dc longanlni'e desant
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FRANCE.
(HRoNlQuE GENERALE.
PARIs, 10 luilIct.

AXIS, ~ lhiiiot
- On salt que Ia commission dc rtV'-
sion a ado ,te la reduction propostc par
NJ. de Broglic ct aHsi conG"e.
Il I.'roso.,,Llhn Nnt;nunlp. VII Particle
Ill de la Constitution, tmct lc vGu va
Ia Constitution soft r6viStc ell totallte,
Conformemcnt au dit article.
Dams la stance du 3, un amcndcmcnt
a etc dtpose Lar NJ. Monet. Get amcndc-
mcnt porte Ic dernier par'gr'phe sui
want:
" L'asscmbtc legislative tmct lie voc"
que l., Constitution soft r6>istc contorme-
mcnt a Particle Ill, sans porter attclnte
aux principles proclames par les quatrc
prcmicrs articles du preambulc dc la
Constitution
On sa.t que cc preambnlc consacre Ia
iormc rtpubicainc du gouvcrncmcnt dc
la France.
- Cinquantc cinq oratcurs setalcnt
Enit inscrlrc dcs avant-hier, pour parlcr
pour on contrc la revision dc Ia ConstItn
ton. 81 tous dcvaIcnt prcndrc Ia parole,
nne scmaine cntie1e nc snilirnit pas pour
les cnlendre. Bon nombre Sc tontentc-
lont. sans doutc, de cet;e simple manltcs.
tation, ct cedcront la tribune a d'hures
mcmbres dc rAssembItc qui 'ontsp pas
cru devoir rctenir leur tour de parole,
mais qni n'en sont pas moins dtslgnts
CONNIE devant s'engagcr dams Ia lulte
don't nous aIlons ftre lemons. On cstlme
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1ncl8 ConS>trrairnt en- uniiormcS dc II
g1rdc na'Ionalr parisicnnr, nrcc dies
boutons portant: L'bcrI%, Ortrr p"bii",
laqucl!c ttnii, comne on Ic Sait, la dcvl-
Sc dc Ia Sardr rationale sous lc dc'n'cr
'tgnC.
= On "loutc. cost la Prose qu lc dit,
que lS,Uilu uuliormCs ,ont ains parvc-
nus Paris ct dams les cnvirone, ct qu ii
ma pu cn Gtrr sai>i que l2,O0o. Non,
croyons qn,nnc pnrt'c an moln5 de ccS
details est ties cXACtC.
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ElECTI0NS.

Pssc st Jean Baplistc. 10 asril, 1871
Nlonsicnr l'Edit"nr,
Vcuill,z annonccr que Nj. Nrh"z'''
T,tpagnicr ct candida a la place d'As
f,sscur pour la parois,e Saint-Jcan Bal
ll-tc.
I'm lc f,i-ant vons obIigcr'z tons ccux
qn ic so"tirndro"''
NOMBREUX AMIS.
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.RIDWWID HIpp1fs1ESA AlIss.aa
tes Champs pendant la Guerre longre sAs189)
(suitr Tor les Nos 6, 7, 8, 81


pnnt eur cevan ignts de Ia on"e ron
en-
les bouets omme les e"'ns "vec e
font cote Un
ngane
PeFe de genre
admirable de beau les haions ont SUI e corps
doubles
banches, front a" ct eus
paysans aprn mcnan de grandes