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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-04
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1SofrAN PIANOS DEPOT FOR SALE or HALLET.
III Drvis Coz (BoFtop) unriyalled Pianos, " tho
Iaei and pubi hing house Of Gould Berry.
2f BreadFey Second had Pianos.
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y urins Ito week except s.saT lay Jay
5th and l0tb1 he ste,mer chAhLhe Liz, IAPsnn "
crthayne tte spring street, North river So Pier
M q or lock Tishng tackle. bait, So, be pro-
cured on board rsrefcr the exeurson 70 cents % Sun
day, July 4,h, the Charles Beyn viii stop At Brpckyn
ana FRIDAY. The 7th and III inst. viii stop At Williams
bqe ioct u soHsh Eighth street at IL o clock.
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ANTHOLOGY.

A STROL0GY.-DR c. ". ROBAcK, FROM SWEDEN,
"A lately from Philadelphia, offers his the oi
Eens OF Kew York lie able TO oretc past and
irture events FeeIsdies SO Ger tai gentlemen, ST.. Ma
sts calculated and read IL fell accord 20 tho oraces
ans nsscunc gns-lades. ~; gertIemen 81 o. Nsttyi
Ties oaloulsted-lados So gentlemen, IS. ONCE Nc.
hite street New York whore letters, post psid viii
ecivo immediate aton ton For particulars daily
Asrologice Amsnacs be procured st the oce, srta
where IA IN he roo
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(iRFAT SCRUB RACE ON srH July. AT O'CLOCK
~ to come "a a. NO foot Of Charlton street
iai sainS seL01 err for OF $50 Fot
lars inquire ~ EEwlr foSHAS Lite corner OF sh.r
tor aud West stracts. 80
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TyAyT OFF CLOTUIN0.-wANTED TO PURCHASE,
u about two Thousand dollars worth Of good let on
othins in large or for which tho full value
Will literally given In current on application TOR
ay tbron Oh post. to JAS MORONEYA his store
Ne III orau 70 street. near Chatham street.
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VI EGn,i,NIc , AND TRADER's nuaLDINc AND NY

vi tnnl IN aeroeaton. 81 IS 600 monthly dues $40
es ST. This association the largest end IA
able nov in existence holds ta fourth meeting for
she redemption OF shares, mept Of dues and ain
memhers a. the bah corner ~ Broome and Crosby
stret, Tuefday evening next, 9Th inst at o'clock
1tfu deroua nf Joining, reGuested do
the cutranee fec viii DO materially raised after th.
ing ibis sssaca lion cams money ut six cent .be
seiual amount advanced.
tsRsEg,J. sALOM0N. Pres't, 10 Rose streot
HENRY IS. HER1S, JR vice Pest IS Johp.
y r. You've, $50 y, ~ EiU 9rofdwsy.
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EXCURSIsSNS.

EXCURSrOEB.
EXCURSIONS TO TIE FISHING BANs5-EvERY
II dsy except Saturdays. Ere rs oents way Tho
eastesmer BUFFALO, Capt Hanoox. viii leave Bammo ud
stree. IL o'clock; Spring NJ Grand G. e.. "a; CAthA
zine 81 Pier No. r., A. M-rett rning by s 2. n
Rs.rsshments. fishing tackle. 49,, provided.
LSxCURsIONs-TBE DOUBLE DECKED STEAM
II Propeller General Wool DO chartered for
sion she nicely fitted mp, and capable Of aocommoda
Ing from 700 to LOO Alec large GLASS double
deckeG barges with steamboats, Applyto
c. BAKER, y South street.
f,ONEY leland AND 70 IT HAMlLTON.-THE NEW
sill oommerce her regular trips for tho season June ~,
seytpg ~ ftllovsfoos Of Spring street. 81 and9k
~ and 81 r. NJ; Flor ~. r., and 10 A. l. 4snd OK
NJ leaving the Island last trip att r. NJ Fare l2
each way. n NO half price FOR children.
GRAND EXCURSION TO COMFY ISLAND AND
~ Skeepshehd Bsy.-Elcgant omnibuses leave Fulton
Hopss Fulton Ferry Brooklyn for the shove named places
daily at and Vs A. N. and and clock r. M and
Brooklyn. Russell y FOSTER. Prcprstors.
EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS FARE
IL for the whole excursion fifty csntThe fayorto sos
steamer CATAL1NE, Captain Sater Hodmre, will make
eycursions ~ above, on Sunday July 4; Monday July
Tuesday. July O. Wednesday July u Thursday Juiy
Saturday, July l0-lcaving Delaney street, r. H IA
oclock foot Of Firth street. 80 South Second street
usmshurg. at Bridge street Brookiyn 81, Cs,n h
turning at r. Refreshments lines snd bait iurnisnoa
board band Of music will sccomrsny es.gry
day except SUNDAY. N b. ALI persons are toroc trusting
Any account Of this boat owners
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY D

POsT OTrlCE NOrIOEs.
DosT OFFICE. NEW YORK NOT lCE.-THE NAILS
Il for california &c, per n 8. Ouiu via Aspia~al
WM. Y. BRADY y. N.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

sSsEE NEXT REGULAR MEETING OF THE EMPIRE
Building Association will be hold Wednesday oven
ing July 9TH and Crosby streets ~ eight
ocsck r. NJ Members will pay their dues at the Office
or before next Tuesday. OsHce open from tos IN:
J. w. FfiI, Sec. ]. r. TAYLOR President
nrFIGt OF THE COMMISSIONER OF JURORS, NO.
~ City aan.-Jury Ectice.--Ali persons exempt By
Iav from the Of duty who hsvc not
ssered their pton ~ es Office notified 70 do 10
bsfors this day July next required by law.
WM.A WALK aR. Commissioner Of Jurors.
A MEXICAN Observation-Disclosures CLUB.-A RE-
guar meeting will be held the Repository Tues
day July 9Th. at noonSubject Wheat Specimens Of the
gigantic red pine Of CAcrnis aud its foliage received
aud arc the table Strangers arc specially invited Adj
mission free to all.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-04

GRAND CELEBRATIoN AT MOUNT VERNON. JULY
PIN Those wishing TO agreeable day and even
Ing should visit the Village where thoy will
with beautiful scenery and pleasant wslks
tne eourre OF the day music, addresses and an
srssopk IN esyasena speakers sso music dsnens aad
street AZ ~ 30 M 80 r. NJ; leave Mount
Vernon at o. o. IL 81 4Oi a. 10 10 p M Fare
30 cents. - = - = = ~-.~'
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LNUUNIH NF Judy I-NUNUN1 EXCURSION -lTIJF
aud beautiful tteamboat industry. Cant Hthccor
will make tao trips to hcscuesler, stopping at
ach way There three hotcs IN Wcstchcster ooi
ace mnt datpDs he bad. Me teamboat will leave
AJIg stree ~ anaoF CaLharidS street quarter INST
Nro ne ttreet tra ana iwentr xsh strset n. quar-.
tf III N-Sety ttf6nt hsis past CAtharins efreot
u4t'T - ossomc stStet anl Tgssy txtn atrcat az
yetttFyNst II y. isA4 Wos'chc or ~ III \, " aud
'rso =. " HsasE't IN n Ny - gcits,
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OCUAIsYs, AURIsTs AND DENTISTS.

1,nT DEAF SHALL HEAR AND TIE BLIND SHALL
ses.-Dr. Lutener, so Prince street, near Broadway
has discovered asver falling remedy for deafness also
whole world 20 produce many wonderful as he has
effected by his newly discovered tre.tmeat. All letters
must contain 81 and Be- paid Office from until3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-04

nELiGnTFUL EXCURSION UP THE EAST RIVER,
- a. far "a saods Point stopping At Fort schuyler
Throsgs Peit sufcent time passengers TO view that
The NEW CHAMPION will leave Peck Slip East
street IL: Bridge street. Brooklyn Delaney street
quarter before South Second street. a.s
O'Clock. Passenger will find this Of the most delight
full out Of New York. arriving back about seven
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SUNDAY MORNING goAr FOR NEWBURG. LAND
- Tag at Rkors, Hastings. Dobbs Ferry rarrytoms,
rels Cosxens Doek and Cold Sprag Touching a. Hsm-
mond street each way Fare 80 cents to Newbursh or Is
Captain e. Van Wlrt, will Tie foot Of Jay street,
tuird pier above Chant rect o. ~ SundsJ Mo- nrg
at Ia oclocE FOR the above InFtP eturning will leave
Nep burgh at1, o'clock r. Tas b at leaves New York
for Haverstraw at G 2. NJ, -udaes nndng a. Ycnke-s
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4 PARrMENTs TO LEr-ONE rLOoR, THREE
Al item and his ~ife No lis al
street nqsire in Mrs. Ba.tcn millinery store West
Erahdyay,
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LNoURTH OF JULY EXCURSION TO KEyP0RT
Il landing at Fort Hamilton each way.-The steamer
JOHN HART, Capt. II. Whitock, will make excursion
Murray street, halfpas o'clock NJ Canal street at
Quarter before TO- and Pier North River at TO- Return
ing leave Keyport at o'clock M-anordng hnc view
OF the fortincaons Of the Harbor Sandy Hook tho High
lands Of Nevsnk also opportunity Of getting good
dinner and taking bath at Report Fare each way %
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GRAND fouRTa OF JULY EXCURSIONS TO FLUSH
NJ ing and St Romans Weil-Ths new and bssnt uI
steamer AND CITY, will make Fxcursions bstwssn
as foows;-lesyss Fushiog az 5nnd 10 O'clock, NJ and
~ NJ leaves fnitnn nhrxet snI New York at So aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-04

DLEAsuRE. PLEASURE. pLEASURE.-DRrvE OUT
TO Yonker sixteen miles to Keings Mansion daase,
take the buds0n Railroad Chambers aud Hod
streets ats p H. 80 and o'clock, rsks tho 81
the foot fJay street At dine &C ct keliings Aad
turp by boat early Ia tbs af.ruoon n,rn,ng.
This the and delightful trip be tsks1.
Carriages always 81 the depot No mosquitoes Ne ala ~
all hours Frou KelinFers visiers twsoty miles
north and ssutb the Hcdsou the surrounding
nae of the first Quality.
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SMkSaINAA,
I IYBINC. KDUC ByCDBH NBZF YGQYHA PBOCI
IL ysyoh 81 "a qsm oh xzuc znnori.
70 DON VlCKNrE LsES WILL PLEASE CALL Az
ahe oioe ofthe sutscribsr will receive
rsAa interesting aud satisfactory character his friends
aavanx. HENGY 4 COLT, n ssh street.
REFORMATION WANTED or WILLIAM JONES,
taco left Carlow IrsiAno. in 1925 1873 in osmpany
@tth Jsmes Joass and Benjamin by hts william 81 "A
Centre street N-ssfk Nav Jersey, Joseph Miller 29
Caiai street. NV York.
TNFOFAATi0N WANTED OF DAVID Eden, FROM
shc cnunty Of OxforGAfre Eogland lie arrived IN Ibis
oy January last Ia tho sio .teroo. When last heard
from (siS weeks since he Bohoken. infuras-
ion respecting hin viii te thankfully received by his wife,
Pessc address Mrs Eden No l3S Greenwich street. F0n-
tn. Albany and Buffalo pspers please copy.
o,a ar sessow who addressed letter 20 Mr. Joseph
s@tt in Phi'ndel phia property
lind Information he has to inpart will be ibera ally
rsid for by addressing James AcCsivey 90 Cherry street,
Philadelphia.
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yNO PRIFTERS-FOR SALE, A La R0R HYDRA ULIe
4 standtng Press. and n supsr royal Nashnsto EAnS
Prss With sefn Ling apparatus compsts Apply 10 y D.
Gee u Co., Gold street.
Two FEINTERs-l GKEATVAkIHTY OF WOOD AND
Metal Type fer ss A. has been in ussfar TIME,
will 10 cold very reasonable Apply to =. D. O.
bird story herald BUILDINGS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-04

ROAkL WAhTED--BY A GENTLEMAN, wIFs AEo
- Cta, with foil board and furrbasd roon.; location
east Of broadway preferred address IL e. D." Herald
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OB3LE&UTASs
INLAY FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION-TaE MEMBERS
~ 81 tho Gay Festival Assoc iation will the
sIsriG o,ce in the basement Monday morning July
ST., ~ o'r,eck All the members particularly
seed he present the last tribute Of respect
Hsrry Clay. BY order. n Il. aREW Err President.
< < g. g. W WnArr' Vice Presidents
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bakery TO LET AND FrXrURgS FOR SALE, ALL
~ ecmpi~e-k0w doing goot busiarap Tho counter
with good route hatios from eight barrels per
week In prosperons location With horps
able for tho rads The only for tha sesg
ont Va that be Is going 10 the Rcs further
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A ANNIVERSARY EXCURSION.-THEs pLENDiDNEW
~ double-d ecked propsllsr GEN. WOOL, will make an
Williamsburg foot Of North Ninth street ne Delaney
s,ree.. \. Y; Bldg. street. Brooklyn; yorAsmea
sst; foot Of Hammond street at O'clock A. Tho gsa
Wool has ample for LOO passengers hay
ms clear decks Of $50 feet each plend bvass band
also cotou baud will be Ia atsnd Rsfeshn snts
children half price. zee hand bills.
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HOUSES IN SOUTH BROOKLYN r0 Let OR SILL
The SIX three brick houses this Of
~ tier and will be 10. sold low sssy
Stages Fulton Coart sareet,
within two blocks every eve mnasen Apply 20 vaL1N-
TINE HALL, IL 0rapercy park Twentieth street. be-
tween Third ard Fourth avenues Mt o'clock A. n, or
r
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

FINuL STEAMBOAT FRANCIS SKIDDY WILL LEAVE
tho foot of Jay st for Albany Monday Wedres-
ory and Friday, At o'clock A. NJ Fare 80 CENTS landing
West Por. NewNurs, Pou ghkecpsie. Kingston CAtihl
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ITO BELLOWS MAKERS WANTED, 1T THE RUF-
fslo Bellows Factory several good hands for Board.
making A. Clothng good hands have constant work
all yesr round hut first rate han need apply.
Address WN + BEAMAN. Buffalo Bellows Factory, No.
60 Lloyd street. Buffalo. NY. post paid.
vTyo CUTTLRs-wANTED TO ENGAGE PERyA-
nenty Of the most fashionable and tasty cutter
No labor after six o'clock Address Box S03 Post
Once until cdnosday p. H., stating NAME reference, AID
salary.
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M ASrETH ROAD AND BRIDGE.-To LET-sEALED
Nb Proposals will be received until the 9Th Of July for
lea,a fr tho term Of or TIE haspeth
Toll Bridge, between Williamsburg NswsoWn
Flushing Tho lessee keep the order Ror
particulars apply At the toll gate the bridge, or
W. III FUkM ~, South atreet.
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MAYORS OFFICE. JULY ., lS6c-raE OWNERS
Nl and drivers stsss osrrases all osher
nclss hersa. dirrstsd ohsraat
Fish hslew T~osts third str~st sixth street
tWsv-r-y psssD tiftn avenue To SEosdway; B,ad-
sixth Canal streets Canal steses IRON
Broadway to Wet brNadwsy; West br adway. Church
Park rsns Broad and Parx to the nast
Of the Park auvns N. Of those srsesa by
the military Monday next the 6th inst ny .-dss of
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l'espoir de l'obtenir! la rage qui me sillslt
l'idee qu'un antre la possede!...
Et Sosthene, etouf1t5 pas ses Iarmes,
en- monde le sein de son ami. Adalbert
lie scrre sur son ceur sans pouvoir trou-
yer un mot de consolation a lui adresser,
tant il Sc sent torture de la meme doneur,
ct de plus agite de remords; accable sur
lie pois dun secret qui devient a chaqne
minute plus difficile ct plus essentiel a
garder, il medite vingt projects qui tous
ont pour but de tuer linfame qui desho-
more sa femme, puis de s'eloigner a ia
mais dele, ddt-il Sc condamner a IN
eterneI exil; mais, avant de tout sacriler
a sa feroce jalousie, il veut savoir qu'eIle
est fondee;il eprouve cette incredullte
qui succede tous les violents coups du
sort; il espere dams l'aveuglement de
Sosthene, dams ces visions dun amour
insense qui montrent alternativement ce
qu'on desire ct ce eu'on redoute. -.
Ii veut apprendre de Ricardo lui-me-
me. ce que Ricardo WI ct entendu, ct
ferme dams sa resolution, il persuade
Sosthene de Ia necessite de Gather
son resentment pour Ell rendre Fetfet
plus certain. L'espoir d'assurer sa
vengeance en- feignant dfgnorer lie crime
commence de- ia calmer Pagitation de
| NJ. de Tourbelie, il jure q SON ami de sc
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re scandaIeuse qu'elle prete CIotilde; !;
avant meme qn'eIle ait eu le temps de la
raconter, il Iui demande dun ton imp6-
rieux de qui ellie tient ce mensonge ct
Iui defend de lie r6peter, sous peine de
Iui paraitre odicusc; car il ne saurait ial
pardonner Ic plaisir qu'eIle prend a per-
Dire une femme CONNIE il faut, don't ellie
ma jamais eu Sc plaindre. Plus ellie
met d'acharncment a faccuser, plus il
en- met nier scs torts.
En- vain Ia princesse demande qu'on
fasse appeler Ricardo pour invoquer son
temoignage, Adalbert ne veut rien crol-
re, ren entendre; settlement lorsqu'ele
prononce le nom d'Edouard, il Sc livre
des menaces, des implications terri
fiantes; sa raisoa I'abandonne;il il oublie
que sa rage contre FresnevaI est i'aveu
de tout ce quill dement,, Ia preuve dn
bonheur quill lui suppose, ct ne s'aperfoit
point que pale, immobile, les yeux fixes
sur lui, la princesse s'applique deviner
quel sentiment Ie domino, ct frenit de
reconnaitre dams la douleur qui 'oppres.
Sc, dams la colere qui lie fait delirer, les
effets de cette atfreuse jalousie qui CON-
mence a la torturer elle-meme.
-C'est done vrai, disait-el dune
yoix eiouffse: cette femme qui lie dedai-
gne. :. qnl lui prefere IN miserable
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EIecoRR 1'ArrArnE Orra Gp7rrr7c 49,
De nouveaux temoignagcs vienncnt tons
les iours donner une autre tournure u
raffaire d'Otto Grunz!g, ct, h'er, NJ.
Steward, grefier de Ia police, en- reGu
plusieurs en- rabsence de l'attorney
general du District. Presque tous ces
t6noignages tendraient etablir la cnI-
pabilit6, non settlement d'Otto, mais ell
core de Margaretta Lorenz. lie sursis
accordt; au condamn6 ne va Que jusqu'a au
27 de ce mois, ct il est impossible. JUS
QUA present, de pr6voir queIe sera la
decision du gouverncur en- presence du
rapport dc NJ. Clinton. l'avocat d'Otto.
Ce rapport Gtabit, a l'encontre des au-
tres t6moignages, que Margaretta Lo-
REM est la seuIe coupabIe. ct cete cnI-
pabilite serait, scion une dizaiue d'affida-
Wits, dune complete evidence. II est
impossible de Sc former une uste idee
de ce syst6me d'affirmations ct de mega
tons, ct nous ne manquerons pas de te-
mir nos lccteurs au courant des P6rip6ties
qui peuvent encore surgir de ce drame
inexpliGue.
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intendant. . un demilaquais. . il Pal-
me! il nest pas hontenx de la defen-
Dire quand tout laccuse, de la proteger
contre lie mepris, de la foutenir dams
l'abime fangeux Oh ellie est tombec. >.
L aimer! moi s'ecria Adalbert saisi
tout a coup dun et1roi d6Iateur, aimer la
femme qu'on peut soupconner tort Oh
a raison de Sc degrader ainsi9 Qui vous
inspire cette inlurieuse pensee?
Ton trouble en- parlant dele, ia
colere la seuIe idee de cette degrada--
ton qui te d6sespere.
Non, vous dis-je, interrompit-il en-
trembant, cctte emotion qui m'agite en-
ce moment, c'est de la haine pour ses
calomniateurs, de la pitie pour ellie.
Cessez de la persecuter, de la livrer aux
propos mechants, aux soupcons fetris-
SAINTS, aux cris du scandale; sauvez,la du
deshonneur ct je ny pensesai plus.. Mais
ajouta-t-il avec embarras, je connais. :.
sa EamiIe... ellie merite. +. des egards...
QueIles que soient les faiblesse de nada-
NE des Bruyeres, ellie est ici. J. eous la
protection de Iambassade de France, ct
nous ne pouvons souffrir qu'on l'insuite
impunement.
-Ah! c'est uniauement le soin desa
reputation gul vous anime ce Point2 dt
la princeose avec une lioaie amere,
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tRBWThhR9eWW.
LIE MARI CONFIDENT.
saess.sss 1872 assssssas,
-a. PAR NINE. SOPHIE GAY.
.. CHAPITRE xxx.
FRERE EFT sEUR

FRERE EFT sEUR
-Epargne.la, je ten conjure; la justice,
Ia pitie, tout ten fait un devoir; mais en-
te contentant de Ia mepriser, de la plain
DIRE, guette lie moment de Ia venger, il
ne Sc fera pas attendre, crois-moi; celui
qui specule sur sa faiblesse nous fournira
bientot loccasion de I'fclairer sur la ruse
don't ellie est dupe, ct les pretextes ne
nous manqueront pas pour traiter ce
petit monsieur CONNIE il Ie nerite.
-Attendre! -. attendre quand lie
sang me bout dams les veines, s'ecria
Sosthene, quand je mai plus qu'en SEN
timent, qu'un besoin, qu'une soif! -. Ia
vengeance; quaId je donnerais &c qui
me reste vivre pour la yoir un instant
en- proie au meme suppIice qu'elle min
fige. All! mon ami! 81 til savais ce que
Je SQUIRE! L'empire que cette femme
exerce sur moi,'le delire on me ploDgealt
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Iaisscr guider par iui; tous deuX sencou'
ragent chercher lc moyen lie plus sur
datteindre lie coupab!e sans perdre sa
compIlce; en- ce moment la porte ouvre,
la prlncesse Ercolante entire les yeuX
JriIiante dc joie, ct dit.
-Vous pensez bien cue pour venlr
vous relancer ainsi jusque chez vous, il
faut que j'aie quelque chose d'amnsant a
vous apprendre. En- bien, ecoutez, ct
yous me pardonnerez d'avoir ose inter
rompre avec tant d'indiscretion vos con-
ferences dip!omatiques.
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DEP.1TERES .NOUVELLES
D'EUROPE.
ARR1yEE DE L'AMEETCA.
Huusse sur {es c0tnns.
RESIGNATION DU MINISTRE
ANGLAlS.
HALIFAX, 4 mars 1852,

IAIlFA4s 4 IbdtS LCo-s
lie steamer .4n1er2ca est arrive de Ii
verpooI, Don il parti le q f5vrier. Foici
ie resume dcs nouyeiics commercials :
,0larch6 dc LircrpooI.
nepuis l.: depart du dernicr, steamer,
les dcmandes pour le cotton ont etc acti-
yes. ct il s'est vendu 74,C0O baies. Les
czportateurs en- ont pris 5000 ct les
speculateurs $4,000.
Les manufa curriers' ont fit de BONES
demandes ct ont aisdment achet6. Les
prix ont hausst de llS d. par lyre, ct les
cotes sont, fair Orleans 5 80, middIing
Orleans 5, fair Upland 4, 1916.
Les afaires ont beucoup rcpris dams
les manufactures. La farine est recher>
chGe ct les Western canal vaIent 20 sh,
Sd. L'Ohio % sh.
lie miuistere angiais a resigns.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-11
CHAPlTRE XIX
HEsITATIONs.

Pardon, mais je ne suis pas curieux,
dit Sosthene en- saluant la princesse.
Puis il Sc retira sans voulolr entendre
la nouyele don't ellie venaitse rejoulr ct
qui, sans doute, etait la meme qnl lie
mettait au desespoir.
Aux premieres epigrammes. aux pre-
mieres epithetes meprisantes qui servent
de preface all recit de la princesse,
Adalbert ne peut comprlmer son indl-
gnation; il tfa,te de calomnie. l'aventu-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-11
LkBIBlloTHEOUE DU CONGRES.-Nou


lisons dams un de nos derners journaux de
France
A l'occasion dt, sinistre qui Went de
detrure la bib|iotheque du Congress aux
Etats-Unis, nous devens ramener Pat
tention sur un fait qui ne sera pent-atre
pas sans Importance, pour que les Am6ri-
Gains, puissent jusQu'a an certain point,
tetrouyer la trace de precienx doc"mens
que les fammes de l'incerdie setnblent
ayoir devore a toujours.
Sous la monarchie dc 1880, des rap
ports exceIIens s'etaient etablis entire la
Chambre des Deputies de France, ct lie
Congress des Etats-Unis d'Am6rique.
Tous les ans, nos questeurs envoyaient
a Washington un double des ouvrages
qni etaient acquis pour lie compte de la
blbliotheque, ct un double des documens
de tout genre qui venaient enrichir op
augmenter nos archives parlemcntalres.
En- echange, Ia bibIiotheque de la
Chambre des Deputies await recu du Con-
gres AMERICAN un double de preslue
tous les ouvrages importans relatits, soft
retablissement de la Republique des
Etats-Unis, soft au developpcment de sa
jurisprudence parlementaire.
Ne serait-il pas possible, au moyen
des ouvrages precieux qui nous .sont ac'
quis, de venir au secours des Etats- -Unis
ct de leur donner des copies de tous les
documens qui formaient a Washington
des archives de famille.
k"Nous croyons que, 81 lie gouvernement
francais faisait au gouveEnement amerl-
cain une Overture dams ce sens, cette
Overture sera;t accueillie avec recon-
naissance."
(Courrier des Etats- Uuts.)