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w. It. Davall, Merchant Tailor,
(Lofe firm Of Laby Dur0H,)
he h.. jas. opened large and varied assomen, Of fall
win,s, good. Tor senaemens wear, such s.- as
Merno, sis, and cotton shirts and drawers
Hosiery, cr.yss 'u'pender., gloves
which he prepared customers
il. .olicir liberal share OF public patronage
Hotel, rennsylvania avenue
Sep, 27-aawasif
Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies',
Eorfhwen Of 9n and shsas
THE INSTITUTE first Of septem
ber with an Efficient corps Of professors and teachers in every
Term. m boarding pupils sa'O including English and
Term. for day pupils per Of 6ss montA'om slo,o
%sSfs' ss Ss P%nsp % Ess .ppsaaSn
admission Is necessary. - 49,
w..mparos err, Angus, 10, 1851.
pApMELE MASTER, den.. have removed their Office
| TO oh few doors east Of their former place
Oct 9-eoifa'
hLBAS. by In. .uthor OF LADY A,ee"., Tale Of
II the New World. For salcby TAYLOR INJURY,
sepo booksellers, near 9th street.
A PRACTICAL Treau.. ON the Law OF Vendors and
with notes and references Of American
dsn and purchaser 20 hs p'e'sn. tine y Perkins, ESQ.,
% oe,a s''' p'0'''''' ~" '' '"' PRANcK TAYLOR.
EnoM LONDON. Man and his Misraion'j by r. @. Latham
Il NJ D., ~ RS. 1voumo-Is5i
on Roads and admskng by Sir Henry ParncI voiume
Poiarized Light by Charles Woodward, y vo-ls5
The Journal Of Design and Manufactures
Wh0 Observe, the Travellers
Iacksou Secretary TO The Royal Biographies
The Screw Fleet of The Navy by Captain HaIsted royal
The screw Propeller application by Rawson volume
ls5 Fs.
Nincvsh and Perepor their history and researches by
yaur the Department Of Antiquities, British Museum
many eneravings.
Practical Treatise Privileges, Procecdng
Of by Thomas Erskine May Of the Middle Temple
voume-lS5l.
1850. Imported steamer, by
Tor Amtmrnn and Winser Wsar--Undcrshirts and
and received, consisting OF
Heavy and extra heavy silk shsn and drawers
DO do do do
DO DO Scotch wool DO do
Very Rne caslluscre do
DO Shaker do do ..t. r
Also hH suppiy with waist
oands Al NJ the and them ths
best goods brought this market Families and geniIemcn who
arc purchasing their supply for i and winter 70 call
sTEvENsE,
Al the A,h:n~um, opposite Adc'phi Theatre
Sep o0-eod6t fAmes Tell
III International Magazine for October
Cuba lH5I-fs Statistics &c, frsm oeial
in revolt.
sefDscepon-A History Of the Human Heart oi by Mrs
Ellis, ~ 'TG Fs ,''l f,.l s540 ifl81
The London Medical Student; BY Punch.
The Mystehe, OF Hessh-A Romance by Eugene Sue.
The London Lancet hr Heptember. AtfLI .4N.t+ t.
Don onxos'e VOL svo price 30 csn This day recsved
ior.s..b by TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
octa Bookseller, near 9Th street,
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University Of Maryland.
THE uer begin Wednesday, the 18th day OF oco-
i her, 1851, and close LIST March, 1852.
Nathan r. Smith, NJ. D., Surgery
William H. A. Aiken, M. D., Chemistry and Pharmacy
NJ Tbcrapcutcs Maiern Mcd'ca, and Hygiene
Joseph Roby, NJ. D., Anatomy and Physiology,
William Power, NJ. D., Theory and Practice OF Medicine
Richard Thomas NJ D. Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and
Children.
George w Milenbcrgcr, NJ. D., Pathological Anatomy.
opportunities for the prosecution OF practical
stomy nj a expense.
limos week, by Professors Smith and Pow
e the Baltimore nfrmny with the privilege Of daily visits m
,ssyds ,vi,bou, charge q student for the ticket
Fees for the lectures $50 eos practical anatomy $40; mnc
' WILLIAM II. A. AIKEN, Dean.
RaI,in,oyc August 1, 1851. Aug 5-2awti5Ocs
cyvyOEMA EIsss hand constantly receiv
y ns OF importation, all kinds Of shoe suf and trim
mings. :. a., -,
In The which win be sold on accommodating terms
E4 Johns 4 PAYNE,
Importers M dealers in shoemaker goods,
Northeast corner Fourth and Arch Streets Philadelphia
July a-eod3m as
n DEMOVAL.--DEs sEI.DING WYLIE have removed ihei
ree opposite Odd Fellows Hail. and two doors from the
National inteiligenccr omes
Ne 2--14w1 t#Nt4 ti tl18
/ Ir.a rscs,vsd ~ TAYLOR MAURY,
| Oct $ Booksellers, pth street.
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no sportsmen-J w BADEN Pennsylvania avenue near OH
street. opened small lot oi superior douoieb6oi
guns OF saeable sizes, and al unusually low prices .
Likewise appy OF Dixon SONS powder TASKS, o. 10,
and ~ ounces
Shot-pouchcs and belts
Single and double game bags dram botues
English, French, and American caps
Gun wsdding, powder horns, sc.
DC LA uN3
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VAMEs L. EDWAItDs, late Commissioner OF PEN
j atlaw formerly O2dns
burg opened Office in Washington city for
claims before Congress ana
the departments general They
that be ntued
Reference be made members Of the last
Letters post paid addressed Edwards Smith, Wiard's
Hotel, will he duly attended to-
l0-dy
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" MAURY, booksellers 9th street, washington
Cavalry Tactics, vols price S5-vefy rca'ce.
Wsyne,s Sword Exercise price ai
scoiis Infantry Tactics, vols. price 81 ~.
Instructions Mountain Artillery; price 20 cents.
Tactics and Regulations for tho Mllua.
Instructions for Field Artillery, Horse and Foot
Cross's Military Laws.
McComb's Courts Martial.
Ordnance Manual -.
Army and Navy Registers,
And all other government books and documents,
Enni M
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TOR sALETha beautiful eommodious, cottage bun s 1
on 7tb, and Boundary Streets containing ,,Iy
square ground all OF No 40 and n.
sale. II has nine apartment, Np .a .,,u
continuous passage also, smoke, wood, and
stabing three horses, and pump Of eheeheh' ~ " ~
yard. -, -.,il or ,be puhio Offices
This pace ia within about minutes wax o' e taos M
in rapdy improving oghboiood and enjoys "' "ouoe ""
of city residence ..n,,
min,,e description surrounding beanu' ne,,y, "sry
y III convenisnces. Va deemed unnecessary Fer
ans shing 10 viii please call ana 'c
io from the United Inquire oi ~ 'o"ssos' ." "e
premises
Oct I5-oolw
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'HE next OF University Virginia VIII
mence on the st OF October and continue without
al me 29h Of June The Universally comprises s following schools
aud iectureship, viz; ~
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Assistant Tsnchex Wanted Immediately.

Assistant TsncbeN Wnntru smsneuihseiy.
THE Principal Of the warsncn IN C) Male Academy wishes
employ teacher who is qualified to teach
the various the lower msthemaucs lie must
be an of sober habits and good moral character
An apuc stons and by letter. ost paid
o the Principal.
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informs the public that
OF the line OF mail coacne running
Winchester, by way oil eesoug lie
good good have IN his employment
sku attentive. and accommodating drivers Inc
rip will always good me and every pains VIII be
taken and every made, the accommodation, convenience
and extend TO him bs patronage The
public respectfully solicited once al tfooniac
' ' JAMES H. KENT,
Idly
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VIRGINIA Locomotive Works. Wolfe stree:
Potomac, Alexandria, Vrgnia--smth Perkins,
locomotive and tcuders marine
and stationary engines boilers chilled wees and miles,
and wrought sp machinery and castings
orally. H
undersigned having erected extensive shops and pro
cured the most modern prepared
rnr, orders for machinery Of all kinds
""nuesp'''' "A' - ~ X. c. SMITH,
Late Of Alexandria Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Late of Machinery The Baltimore and OHIO Railroad
Auupl pl--dly
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1851-05-10
Proceedings Of the Southern Rights
Convention.
MONDAY, May S, 1851

MONDAY, May s, 1861.
The Convention met at the Military Hall
at 4 o'clock, and proceeded to the organiza-
ton of the meeting by the appointment of Il
Chairman. Secretaries, &C., &c.
The meeting was fully attended by large
representation from every District of the
State; and the calm and deliberate tone and
thoughtful expression which marked the
character Of the assembly, distinctly declared
its determined position and weight, which
action, under a due knowledge aud appre-
cIaton of responsibility, must ever carry.
Forty Associations Numbering in the ag-
gregate All memIers) having registered
themselves, General Buchanan stated that
the Chair WAS prepared to hear any PROPOSE
ton that might be made, tending to the Or
ganization Of the meeting, whereupon
On motion Of Maj W. S. Lyles, of Fair
field District, Messrs. Lyles, Spain, Manigault,
P.D. Tore, Dunnovant, Witherspoon. lance
Noble, Calhoun, Dargan, Dozier, Sumers,
Netts and Larry, were appointed a Commit
tee to select suitable officers to preside the
Convention, and after an hours absence re-
turned and recommended as follows:
For President.
Ex-Governor J. p. RICHARDSON.
For Vice Presidcn,s-Ex-G Gov. w. B.
Scabrook, Hon. J. S. Ashe, w. L. Griffin,
DR.. J. N. Simpson, Col. r. H. Goodwin,
Hon. b. K. Henegan, Hon. N. Fl. Gist.
For Secretaries-W. II. Campell, C. A.
Prince, q. B. Frazer, A. Simpkins, g. ID. Mel
ton, j. G. Walker.
The following is the number Of Delegates
/ Il
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DaguerreOtypes.

Daguerre0types.
AVID GOFF respectfully informs tho siti.
~ zens and the public generally that he has sr.
rived in the Village, and is now fully proparsd 10
art. -. as.ttl-,s = 80, ' sa'o
IT Rooms In the old Masonic Hail. Tho pob.
May 10 - II.
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L FoREWARN all persons trading Tar ,M.s.
Z Of Hand given by the subseribef RI f.vos ~
William Robeftsos, for Forty nine Doilafs. Il M
not pay said note unless compelled By Ia. t1tt6s
properly for which said note was xivcn M p(S5ssn
unsound. ! Q" JAS. KIIJINCaSTwSs1yySsfs hi
May 2, 1881; .s, ;, sssfs5a
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Kegs Of Cut Nails,l -. 80
!s sixes: For sale by A!eBUNNelDL.7' ~
ieblS.4,H HarNhuf..Ec
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|
ident, to MARYLAND, Kentucky or Missour;
ten, twenty, fifty millions of dollars. upon
condition that such State or States shall
en'o"c.pate the remnant Of their slaves. after
me greater number Of them haze 6ee, sold TO
me south atlantic and gulf States. An
event like this is among the signs Of the
times. Governments are CONSTITUENT IN nro.
,ect property. To destroy it by act Of Par.
Lament would arouse the people to overt acta
OF revolution. To buy propertv Of the
States is one way to avoid the direct n,oae of
aes'roy'ng property BY Legislation, and in
Ie's I way abolition triumpbed in England
II we OF the South are wise, the lesson will
not be lost upon US. The Goyern,nent ,,o,,
:aydnd collect tazes to any extent. for thGt
70 constitutional. ''O' =. W. "''''
~. w e''st this process Of driving in the Az
! ncan from the interior to the sea.sbora "a 90.
.ng on what Is tie state Of things which tha
iuture presents to the south %t,an,;o 90
gulf Statesf The number ~ 49, 49," a!u
,n;,,:"" y soush now amounts to more than three |
ml,l,ons. With . boundless continent ;o
ss'gnI tney dare not pass beyond the ,,arrow
,'.a "n's assigned them. The number Of thsss
peoP!e Will soon increase to ten, fiftaen .t~sr
Y millions. There is 4 greater nnn,hs. - "
mem now, than the whole peonIa nf'.h"
U.'ted States, At the close Of the tevoir.;aa
y rs needless to dwell on the state of th;no.:
Hn'eti must prevail when this ofes.' a..ahs ns
nent u accomplished, and Che sn.I ..,..s
,he arrives. The hesrs sieis.,. -i hssa $3.50
noaders, at the prospect. TIE Torch ma ;
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government, if 1t be a Representative Gov
ernment, the political opinions and princi-
Piles, and Me. form Of civilization soh;ch pre-
vail tn tho State or States aohich possess, 6y
any manner Of means, the greatest amount
Of political 7'osoer, aoiN predoninate and
the Deaker States or tribes, ,0ho haze dit.
terent form Of civilization soiH in the end
be absorbed by, and merged in the stronger,
and the only means Of preventing the o6-
sorption Of the aoeaker by the stronger, and
consequently the suGection Of the soeaker to
the stronger, is separate government each
Of its o1on.
b This postulate is now accomplishing its
fnI6lment in the American Union. At the
North, one form of civilization prevails, and
at the South another form. The North be-
ing in the majority in all the departments of
the Government they have the whole politi-
cal power Of the Union under their contpel.
They have proclaimed that southern civil
zation ought to be extirpated from the earth,
and with the Bible IN their hands, they
oreach deliverance to the slave, and the ex
inction of, southern civilization in the name
II; God. Before the march Of this crusade,
'acked by the whole power of the Govern
nent, which this great question has convert
d into . tyranny by the overthrow Of the
onstitution, southern civilization, and with
southern liberty must disappear, If the
oSth remains in political union with the
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qaiaions !, renouyeierent kur demande par reniemsse. de M 9 9 IaHeyranu, =
adrcsaent une petition 4 la chambre des deputies, qi passa q or0,e Q jour. I'm ~
fin le pee dune de % condolences les micnx connues, My upnemeh tecm n
re par les revelations Dune femme dc chambre somnambule, ache:a ~ propl n
tire lie dpit de rccommcncer les fouines Les indications dua sujet magneukse
6mt 81 preches, que les recheches current cette fos = % resutat. Apes o s 'a. Hm :
ai ii coherent une donzine de miles francs, NJ. Fay decouvGt cling deniefs =
cmq roasg PIaaenrs danes reprent apres li son enterprise, ct parmi eIessae
parente du plus amnd de nos roraacas, qui csperat retroaver az mont Jaln lie
tmsor du pre Grandet. Vinrents cnsuie lie general polonais Minieski, Mines
Herpm, Hersant, EFF une nouvene compagnie d'acdonnaires. cstait eea tea der E
Mere III boulc,er en- 1914 lie mont Jnu. Connie tous les chercheurs prece-
dents les neuycaux actonnaTes avaient leurs cages IN nagnedseur ct son So
jM don't les revelations servannt 4 diHger les foulles dcs ouyriers. IL. d.
Je dcmanda i mon compagnon de route 81 lon await quelqae indication sur la
nature DIES rchesses cnfoies au mont JaIha 1T #. Ell $500. eas 4.@@ .a.I,a-
Les rensmgncmens varcnt, me repcnditil< Tn parle ant6t d hnst tonne
deeus, tant5t Dc cmq cedrss renfsrmantd dc rorsyrere. tantSt enhn dun Chris
dor dc grandeur natureHe IT des douza statues des ap6trs; mMsc eHe dernIere
version prosicnt evidemment de auelque anhquaHe qi await y rhiAoire de Mgr.
dAngenne, ey6aue du Mans II parat que { saint Prslat enaeva, 2 ehet, = =
,ahsdraie les disciples du Christ futures N argent masif, aim &c ies dsrober aux
pllages des professionals, It an les eacha 81 hten an'on ne PVT jamaas l le. !e 8 M
Scs, eontemporains raccuerent meme de Sc les eHe appropr6s, &c qM ut dire,
lorsaurl aasta i rasembkc de Trenc, quon apat az coneac As daseo passs, o %
re h Soiat Esprit. Du este on q racontera tohese y traditions nn =; y 'l,ny ss 8
Saa;iutCosme. nj est l Component de nos noneydggnsz &c sot les seuies Y us
naicnt point oubiees, car 4, CONNIE patout, ralthnehqac tue ia egende. Lee Ls
honmes SOM rcstss AUS os mMs ier foe catcule, au lieu 4. rayer.I s.,
Tout en- parlant, % edols arrives = bas dune At .a od 4 taIa. desesn nns.s 3 {
80 uort.res les dcrnicrs iours de noyembre ont ue beaute gun lcnr st ropre;
~ =, s ,sa snIns xncyante molcssc de uaunmne, ct zee nest pas encore Ia rudesse
II rr I crel snit dun girls frmc, II hrre ycrdoyantc Cd ct IA; Pair await
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|une douceur tempe7se, e tie soel illuminate la campagned Tune splendcur de hte.
Nous ietames la bride sur lie coud de los cheyaux, ct les lassant aher, mons nous
mines i erayir Ia u1ontee en- causant.1 CONNIE ms arrvionsa micote, ous APP
percanes u n paysan endorni sur ie rsycrs de Ia douye. La reserve de sol attitude
etle bon ordre d. son costume nc permshicnt pas dathibuer c. sommela livres
Sc. II edt asds piutst quNtendu, la tate ua feu ensersee ct aPPuyee sur u de
Bras Son chapeau, rabatu sur les yeux, lie metat a laon du soleI. Ii te-]
matt deIa main drohc, en- guise dc baton, IN petite pene dc tauper. Mon com
pagnonreconnut he dormeur ct sarrata. tags IS @a8#L g - s*.A 2.s
i -Vous voyez Id, m dil EN- bassant la vox, une des varieties les plus cuneu-
SEES Ie nos bohsmens cmpagnads. Jeaa.Marc tent lie miieu entire lie nWs
lnedec;nl ct lie sorcier; il des secret ct nd des talnmans. On sea sertd III
pner,- certainess neaadies, chaser les annnaux nuisble, decouyrr les sour.
ce.. On dit quill appdend aux jeunes files desf ormaes pour atdrer les amoureux,
If IN cr6dules' assnrsnt meme quill poaede fherbe nagiquc avcc laquene 0 Sc
partout en- dsrd d. femme, eiestadire plus vie que la pensse.. jean,
vus oppose, ma garde deJes deromper, Ausi esii eonsule par tous nos fer,
.m;srf 81 achste.tiL chanue anaee, qudque hopn dc tne avec leur argent. II
Sc renaf simrd,hui chez dcs prataues, ar voci pres de hi satrousse a taGsmans.
Japercus, q eft, sur les gcnoux de mafhc Jean On GARNER double de CUR.
|onfl fsniIt sas done Forsoue le sommeil tayait surprs, et qi etit rcte entrou-
vert. Nous pames fare du regard Iinsentaire Dc &c gull rs en- Mon don ON ON
arnon me mrontra Ia baguene de coudrer pour deeousrIr les sources, des rag
mems paSroGthes qi deyannt garandr du tonnerTe, ING noix percee servant &c
cage i une araignes yivante ct deshnec = gd6rir de a nesre, y couIean e sa
paeueuy pornnt sur III lame te nom cabaHsF9ue de Raphas. IL mexphquat COM
ment &c daner nom, que les paysans au midi fisaient gayer sol ie soc des char
mes nourre ndre les llmons fcrties, await, dams fe Maine,l Ia propietea de guerir
les pores ladrcs e de les engraaser, Ioraque jean Marie Sc resslia. y Bisns Gull
Darht d,abord surorsd de nous vor ct meme I'm peu enbasrass6, il fit asez bonnie
contenance ct Sc redrcaa en- nous shuant; eetat un honme encore ajeune, don't
lie y.sgc await catc expression de josahtf mabase habiucAe as Ncfmapds, mais
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viRe1NIE. Les resolutions suisantes
ont etc adoptees a I'nnanirnitt, lie l6 du
courant, par la Chambre dcs Represen.
tans de Ia Virgi"ie.
Reso'u que lie Gouterncur dc Ia Wiz.
ginie est requis de rctourner all Gouvcr-
ncur du Vermont les resolutions dc Ia
Legislature de &C dcrnicr Etat intitulees:
i" Resolutions pour la promotion dc la
paix.
Resolu que lie Gouverneur de la pir-
ginic est requis d'informcr le Gouver-
neur du Vermont, que la Legislature
sirginienne refuse de prendre en- consi-
deraticn les resolutions dc la Legislature
du Vermont, relatives a la paix du mon.
dc, jusqn'a ce que &C corps Sc montre
plus s%oucicux de la paix de rUnion, en-
conformant scs actcs a Ia Constitution ct
aux lois DIES Etats- Unis.
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La CHASSE AUX TREsoRS.

I.c fcuilleton don't nous c~onmenGons
aujourd'hui Ia publication est une amere
critiquc de l'avidite qni fait du vcau dor
H. Dieu le plus adore dcs hommes. II
n'occupcra one trois numeros du Pion-
nier ct il est signh : EMILE SouvEsrnE.
nom dun dcs plus agreables contours qu'
honorcnt Ia literature franchise. a@
Cette signature IONS est garant que
la Chase aur Iresors sera lue avec inte-
ret ct go6tee par tous To- lectcurs.
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EUROPE.

On a rccu par l'-4sia, dies nouvellcs
d'Europe, don't nous empruntons lie cadrc
au Courier des Etass Unis."
Les a~ffaires d'AlIcmagne suiyent leurs
cours ct les duchts auront i subir pro-
enhancement sans doutc, les b~ienfaats de
Intervention combine. Les petites in
trignes continent a la coar de France;
lie president Lohis-N Napoleon, dams ses
receptions do jour dc Fan, punt fAssem.
bIee legislative de ses coups de tetc ct
ct prend soin en- meme temps de flatter
lie pouvoir judiciaire pour lie metre de
son parti; 81 bien qn'on Sc boude dc
part ct d'atre. Mais lie raccommode>
mcnt viendra, c'est fort probable.
L'Epenement, que les nou-
velles arrives en- France sur les mouve-
mems qui ont eclatt en- Sicile sont par
aitement vraies ct positives. Dams la
vallec de Trapani, les insurg6s SC sont
cmpares de tout INK compagnic de trou-
pes napolitaines, ct Ton raconte que,
dams I'm conset3 de guerye in,prorisss, il n
az a.: decide qu'onnses fusilierait aucun, ct
qul'on les renverrait au diseStcur de n
police. Du reste pas d'autres details.
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ture lonee. Du ressc il palrait que Ia
queue des chevanx de Madere est plus
on un gonvernaiI. Attache a eette queuc.
'c saivant met a son gre lie rossinante a
In cape, Oh lui donnc Ia rapidite de l'e-
clair. .Ef
C'cst Ia un usage dc I,ile de Madere,
lie don't u culivons trop lie vim gene.
rcux pour que nous riions de ses meurs.
-C'cst egal, IN Granger ne doit pas
plcurer lorsqa'il volt dehler, ventrc a
terre TN cheyal des Canaries, monte par
unc belle, bruno ct iatrepide klena, avcc
TN homme tcndu CONNIE Ia queue dun
ccrf-yolant i la queue dune bouillante
h~aqucnec. .a4suj .s. :arfs
Nous vondrions, pour Ia celebration
du Ca~rnayal,voir prendre cette mode par
mi nous, soir toutes les bellies lancer lenrs
ceursiers au galop, voir q Ia qncdc de
ces coursicrs lcurs ~adoratecra ~suspendus,
voir tout cela... ct, n'ayoir point t,ado.
rec.-Nous ~insiauons &c frejetsa toas leg
;'mouFcux; s'ils sly prstent, lis auront
passe par unc epreuve qui en- sandra
bicn d'antrcs. *
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Get ordre ct lie couragcux qucsteur a Gu

Get ordre ct lie couragcux questeur q Gu
bient6t obs;.
TN autre echec pins grave encore
pour lc ministerc c'est celui que lui a
fait ~fprouver rAsscmblee, en- maiEtenaut
dams scs fo%nctions NJ. Yon, son commits
saire special, lorsque NJ. Cartier await
deja suspendu lie traitemcnt de Get eff
cier ct que NJ. Baroehe await ecrit au
President de Ensemble pour demander
sa destitution.t s~rt Jea a+nsa 9ays39
Ccs demarches du pouvoir, 81 rfralvei.
lantcs pour Nj. Yon, etaient o~ccasionnees
par rattitude que e~etshonoratle. officer
await prise dansle cours des debats rela-
tis 4 in de ses ssubordonnes, NJ. Atlas.
M. Atlas, accuse de denonciation ca
Iomnieusc ct condamne pour eette impu-
tation a unc aimee d'emprisonnement ct
a trois cents francs d'amende, await eu lie
bonf,eur de trouver en- NJ. Yon un hon.
netc hommc qui ne s'est pas par]nre ct
Uni a soutcni la veracite des denoncia-
|tionsspour ~lesquelIes Atlas etalt accu-
Sc. hide ira. DE Ia les y~engeances que
les commits dc Bonaparte tear les delc.a
Citations conccrnaiem fe Presidency ont
youiu excrcer sur Nj. Yon. Mats l'ass
scmblte qni y volt clair ~lo'squ'eIic vcut
bien regarder II aperGu Ia 6ceIIe, ct a
maintenu Nj. Yon au postc honorable
qu'ellc hi await comic. ...o4'
VOLTA dams chacunc de ccs deux af-
flares deux defis, IN AL pouvoir judiciaire,
I'm autrc au pouyoir execute, ct lie minis
tere rcstait reimbursement dcbout.- Nous
saurons dams q~uclques jours Ii nouvelle
hontc don't il a fallu rabreuver pour
robliger a la retraite. II n'avait pas la
moindre parcelle de Ia confiancc du
pays; sans doute lie Bonaparte n'aura ose
lui continucr la >sienne, ct a'ors lie cabi-
net Roher- Baroche ne Sc sera pas retire,
mais il aura etc chase.
Cette g,,erre que SC font les p~ouvoirs
ct don't tous les avantages ~restcnt, graees
a Dieu, d rAssembIee souveralne, lais-
sent pour surcroit de bonhcnr, les masses
indiiiercntes; cette gucrre peut done con-
timer sans lie moindre peril, car lie pcu-
pie ayant Ia sagesse de faire Ia sourde
o~reille, Ia force de In Constitution ct les
principles republicans ne peuvent guy
gngncr.