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"'" wiz p'ooa
"r inspire '"eh Win n'''s respect Tor the past
than they ate wont 10 accord 1t.
Nv lecture i.uo.n .irts, P-rlt.g. or Tn r,.,
.lfts. sal allow ..t g., preface b, s.,iD. Nh =,
there l..p4,m .ut ,,t literature IN
vr arc lui second r.,.-rlat We ..t caD,,n,,I;.
a, .ac l,r' ui ,la.r or.,--iha. lh, an,i,yt,
rsalri lhs L.ar.r.t h.J,,,... because It WIS o..
aIst Sew rru5E AMI sculpture. tie present
age can bat initiate arts e earlier times. The
artist uf out iay can receive ne l-hur rrai,o
than Co have his pictures sp'kcn Of a, like ,ho,.
ct l;gpaeL In all th,,n ants, therefore. prrte,
uoh uay De considered q lost AT Aud tbs a.
m.,-iu l>N,ry board Itgucs down Ca the com
moue-t i"''-.to The most familiar novel Iii,
Sr.y 81 novel, which IN invade, the pubiie aye
mostly taken or compare fom d'1 rent arrange
m-u's % three hDuir'i s'o,rs of history. Il is
,ad ihNt all Tie modern htlons Of Europe may
be reduced To- tHre hundred roots. and TIA; these
are net hHrupr Al, b"t borrowed from tie East.
Shakespeare, yoN Snow, never stopped to invent
!h' ',rI'ton' % hl' immortal dramas, but Dor.
i'wr' 'Eem nom second h.nus And this true
not only OF >h'N'P''fr a" Pelham but It is true
uI Tue t"W'an"cSi jest 'ii very newspaper Jokes
lave mos t'Sp''M'.r antiquity, Aud 50 with
me '''' o' '"", son '' Tue Emerald Isle, who
s"'A' WAS u hN''''Nl' nov once, but they
'ctd ne IN "' crane. (L1ushler) Even
'", JN". WIS '"N'" ""U' an Nh''eht book. 50
WI" h' "'o'Nh'"'' % lor 'mtmailon. And
even b" win W''e ,''"'"'"h' "t tashon that
come wv" 'I.' '"'s' yrN' turning half the
w ", N""! "'S"fPNe '"'n {" -'n'i WIN the
~ E'',s' h"' vac ,'"'" Nh"0'so oil dssgn, IN.
,.' eau ~, '"'''- ''','' 80 ,"' native genus OF
'"." ''"'.'.' P''.' "''o'' '"'" PN'''Hs 'tp''t
-. '',' ,' ny .''no'"' STSh an 10
"'"' ''''H W'l T. almost 'nho'''u'e TO mI
i.c,, n, uli,L With T., ,r,c, y,,,r -; ", ~
mont rather IN ,b,s, ,,,,,,,y ar. NJ ,.L;,L W
"s'"'"'"'r 20 'h'se ""J"' arts oi which the
W','n' aye $50 Peyu""I'y proud ana which al
munster 10 he ue'sl, ana comfort oi l'ie. Aid
III 'l'1Hhs OF Tue Os''"' ar''' must eonfne
"u'I i nave 10 say upon very large subject To
Few trlei moments. ] viii speak Of Gluss. Of
Metals, aul Of the Mechanic Arts Aud here al.
low me to LAY That many have an idea that We
are n'' to trGI to Information derived from
aU.hors OF ihe "Ien tunes ~ that Hsrodotu.,
H'm haNhS o'tn calIri the Father OF History,
came NJ one tine 20 BE- called tie Father Of Lies
h+' these eu'lc'ni upon old writings are not
.a-c. Je-ar-t4
AM hf'l "n 10 -H'aN NJ Giass-thl. hcsu'i-
o.. material ;hAl administers 81 much io our dc.
U-Ii AMI comimt p.i 'he An,euts know %! II
lW- article Is az Itself one Of the auS, avn zinE u.
stance, OF Tie se.t'ourc.i ut which before Ike
Even - tie tine when soms skep!lcs were lis
pHHnr upon this very question, the peasants broke
INTO house among The rune Of Pumpel which
vas hled with a. lustrad Of not knoviy NJ
glass. the ancient. snvw more than We dad about
IT, ln the hr't place, they understood the pro
cess vt Trtu-fu-nT the color through the gln-s Sir
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Ottawa Market.
NiinMn Dec

Ottawa, Dec. %, 1897.
The market Is lively to day at the following prl-
ces; Winter wheat, 6jG75ci spring, 5DG6Oc.
Cora. 10 l3ic.
Oats 33c
Potatoes, SOC.
Butter, lSc,
Eggs. l6Ollsc.
Pork, s5,50@57o.
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SrRuM RArrWG4--W within the lat month.
large number VI young people in THIS city have
n-en initiated into tie ms stories of spiritual ran.
pings AMI II has nov become M common ~ to
be pr'cii'cd mot everywhere, even in public
blrto'ms Tables are made TO move abnu, and
all sorts II ridiculous question are answered BY
tap, - Gaits,ton Atp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-25

Tie albany Journal states tia. one Of the
LA ly Of tie Lennon slave, e'enpsl abou. two
ss>E- s,nrs to Canada On hearing Of tie free
dom q bis fignd' he Immediately forwarded n
th,ir re.ie! alA ea.Giass 4.r5; L.. Two year. {.
L..-Lty.
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4 hceiHus Wig partisan editor fears tia, tie
#.l,niL coolest II ls5- viii - known n
..,.. party history Is ,As Z q L.-A' camp gl.
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I higR.O lfnrIef

Chicago, Dec. es. \
The rcceip' Of produce by teams have bee
>''p'""'H 'E the Iains, hot by railroad there
"''' '""''"f forward. Hogs continue 10 nrriv
"'v'N' ani constituted the principle article q
hAtr 40 tho >urr,, and at the depot,
NHEAf--lh, demand Tor milling is stll t,.
y"nd the supply. AND the market continues firm
"'n'l'e sales At the d,pr, at Gtasse-syeraS
"'s 'u'n' otlr ier sprlry. aud SOaS5c for winter
t'NN- There is none un the market. an,
',e' ''. nominal, New. ucar. !. held at 81.
lu "i CD .h, bat there Is little demand
wv" S'''tI Is soasht'ur 10y di,tillcrs. but Their,
' u.'y oa 10, market
va N- 'Ir receipts ayo larger. and rates Il
'".,l' .|"'r >ur- tor hr,l con.unl ptinn At slc
figure. .'''' Wv '''e'
noes The mar\,, +, withon, change M,
''''''''s '"s nam The rsnye u prices hos.
ever Is governed m1rr By quality than several
Wy ~ p ana u.s. therefore wider We notice a
'.s ~ - sh'l'c Al 81 per loo lb4, and SEVERAL
a,,I ~, - s'-o"0'"V' Light hogs not sought tot
""" e@les range rs low a. s5,75.-Pye,s.
ihe following is from the prineip,l acconn,,,.
OF The wealthy and highly respectable hons, o,
'"esS's. "is " Bro Of this city, ana presents one
oi he MOST WONDERFUL CURES IN III.
"""'S OF Hh'"lcil history.
Nj ii, e. FARRELL. Dear Sir. Actua,ed ~ ,
sense OF grateillnrss, submit The following n, nm
Instance OF The utility OF your great medicine. NV
'hiIi' three years old, was suddenly attached with
" terrible disease, which in less than sir hours
Frustrated II TO to,ll hclplessness. The limb, b,
came so rigid that not Joint could b, bent the
flesh turned black and cold aud entirely derived
oiieeung the eyes fixed, partially closed and al.
together bhhd following this was deafness 10 nh
sounds he spine brcamc contracted and so curved
that when lying on It's back thu head and heels ON.
~ touched, Indeed the child presented every an.
2ea'ance OF being dead immediately on the At
'ach' the lAmIly physician was called in, and for
three weeks he lahorrd to restore iito feeling but
All IN vain although It was bisirrcd a dozen timcs
and various ruhchcrnI lnin.cuts urplied Aeon.
su'luuon Of physicians was then he ID htuto nopur.
pose, th' case was then brought before the n,.di.
car society but nothing could be suggested which
IiaI n"' aheady been done, and the doctor then
'''l ile ne could doG nothing NOR We then com.
W'hc'd applying your Eminent freely over tb.
'huJc length Of the sp,ue, ant you may imDyinr a
parent luy, Whcr, ailern few uppicHtluns. rctur-
'H's animation wnsapporeu', and it rapidly reco.
frTrd with ihr exception ct the eight vhirit did
hu'trcoNrI perfectly loruesr month The child
d now o., hra'thy ana robust a. can be FIVE Other
'ns'- 90 lue ~We knl-orcgutd previously m nv
fr'-hhgtuod, uli IT which died. there j. nrdorht
II your Lnueu had been used they would hive
recovered, HENRY G. CLELAND.
Peoria, MsTchl, 1851.
II. C. FiRRELLS ARABIAN L:NJuET
= also am excellent remedy turpaIsy. snraIus HIM
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zinc PAINT.

This beautiful pain, is just beginning to be used
by painters in the west, and lis great superiority
viii no doubt cause it to superssdc e U.s. OF hle-
lead in avery short time. The pure inc Paint.
when properly pref AIRED, is pure wh,tc-as chast-
as the newly fallen snow, aud gives gloss or ro,-
ish 70 he wood which IS ditiicaIt 60 be attained
even by thepurcs, copal vami,h. Il drie> 10 less
than hall the time required tor wh..l-1l, and b--
comes rs bard as glass Irucvcrturgs yellow lie
lead, but always rsnins IFS original Wilderness
neither has il any Of ;ia, offensive, ,cb..r- ,jor
which renders most Other paints and p75tru.ar-
~ whitehead, 50 dei-Jeuous 20 health DO newly
painted rooms houses. Igusver WASHES oil. and
when not eHlossdlo On, OF jl-, W.. .ayl. AS WEI
IN five years as when frs, pa, Oh. The COS, VI
putting on ibis p-ur /, bUth,J- more lt any. tllu
aud vii last al least .tsre ua.ss IS
lous. Mr. ; {. Eah. OF this place. is, ve Be-. eve
the only painter Ia tin, vicinity, WHO tu.y under
stagds the process Of preparing and rising ,u.s
paint; aud we wollJ recommend 90 o..
who are Ju..Jingto give him a call
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H. G. FiRRELLN ARABIAN L,NIUET
N"'>" 'U exec rn' remedy l"rpasy, spraius hruI-
seS, cramps cm.bn,us. burns. pains looihach, sor
eyes, ret. and In horses orcallic Is the best rene
dy IA the world where an external application is
required.
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an immediate emigration from Adelaide, the city o
which Il described a. almost entirely deserted the In
habitanfs having left for Melbourne, in order to pro
coed to the gold diggings In that dAtict
= Both the London opera houses an
nounce that they have secured the exclusive services Of
the new German Prima Donna, Mile. Wagner
= Our old friend BelIetti, of Jenny Lind
concert memory, Is thus noticed in The Times:
"Signor Beett who went 10 America in 1880 has not
since been competeny replaced and his return to Her
MaJestys Iheater will materially strengthen the re-
sources OF the establishment Though not remarkable
AZ an actor more particularly in the bngo line, his az
voice, without being either rich powerful Is telling
agreeable, and wonderfully flexible His intonaon is
unerring his style natural and finished and his faci
y OF execution equally result OF the fexbty OF his
voice snd the correctness of his method) brings every
Kind OF passage under his complete control more
jealous and cons ienous singer than Signor Belletl
does not exist He Is never imperfect and If he seldom
raises what Il termed enthusiasm he seldom fails
to satisfy the public Such artists rare; and the
warmth OF Inception and frequency of applause be-
slowed last night upon Sanor Bellets iupersonaton
OF the character OF Musapha many parts Of which we
have never heard sung effectively showed that the
audience fully appreciated his value"
The second great concert of the new
Philharmonic Society had taken place under the direc
ton of Hector Berlioz- Beethovens fifth symphony, in
minor, was better performed than before in Eng
land. Mr.. E. J. Loders Operate Masque" or Canats
of The Island Of Calypso, work more than an hour
long, but very mperfectly done failed to make great
impression. The critics, however, praise its musical
power and beauty
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IRELAND.

Lord Castlereagh declines to stand for
Down
"A long and angry correspondence has
passed between the Honorable member for Kerry, Mr..
Morgan John OConne, and persons acting in the name
of the liberal electors the upsho Of which is that Mr.
OConnel will not be cand late for that County at the
next election.
The Gal,cay Mercury states that so
great the anxiety felt by the poor aborng classes in
that part of Connaught to escape from the Gland that
bore them that such of them as have been fortunate
enough to obtain employment on drainage works have
adopted the following novel and extraordinary mode OF
enabling themselves to emigrate: appears they are
paid ornghty and when the pay night arrives about
fund. A number of tickets, corresponding with the
number of persons present, are then placed in hal,
and Of these the word America Is written all
the rest being blank ballot then takes place and the
lucky drawer of the prize ticket has his passage to
America paid for him. and receives small sum to sub
sist him for some time after his landing there During
the week just closed less than six vessels have set
sail for Queenstown, laden with emgrants bound re-
spectfuly for Boston, Que DEC, and st. Johns
The gross number amounted to 81 souls
The drought now so long prevalent
begins excite small alarm among the farmers re-
garding its effect upon the crops. They are beginning
to feel exceedingly the want of rain for the last 20
years no such continued drought Is recoeced at this
season. Is much apprehended that protracted con-
tinuance of will seriously affect vegetation In other
respects farming prospects appear most promising
There is large complement of land under potato plant
ing, considerably than that of the last year. In
some places it has been found impossible to continue
sowing the oats, from the hardness of the soil
1t is shown by return to Parliament,
lust printed that the gross amount of presentments
made BY the grand ures of the several counties cies
and towns in Ireland for the year 1851, was 99449
of which 962 liz 81 wers for public charities, and
al2s,034 l5I44 were repaymcnts Of advances to
Government
The Moore Testimonial Committee have
publis ed supplemental list of subscriptions, but COM
plants are heard that the general public are not COM
ing forward readily was expected The fund for
the testimonial to the late Archbishop Murray now
amounts to about 81 100.
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Po,,r,cs or G,oRc1..-We learn from

POLITICS OF GEORGIA.-We learn lfOfn
The Sarannoh Republican that after the adjournment OF
the Union State Convention Of Georgia, on Friday last
a supplemental meeting held by those who desired
to be represented in the Baltimore atc
Convention There were from twenty-five to thirty
persons presents consisting, it is said OF Union
Wings and Union Democrats. including some who were
not Delegates to the Convention that had adjourned
This supplemental meeting passed resolutions affirming
the principles set forth by the Democratic National Con-
vepon OF s4s and ndorsng and reiteratng the sent-
ments of the resolutions OF Messrs Jackson and Hyer
as recently adopted by the House Of Representatives 1t
was also resolved to send twenty Delegates who were
appointed by the meeng to represent the State In the
National Democratic Convention, with distinct under.
ding that the foregoing principles will be affirmed by
that body and that the said Delegates urge their adop
ton as the only sound and reliable basis OF action TOR
the National Democracy.
This proceeding is in conflict with the course deter.
mined upon BY the Union Convention which resolved
TO maintsn an independent position, and to send no
Delegates to either If the National Conventions me
Delegates thus appointed cannot therefore (and It Is
said they will not go Baltimore as representatives OF
the Union party they claim to represent the
Democrats that party at its regular Convention con-
vened about the first of the month, had previously ap
pointed forty Delegates to represent at Baltimore In
what character then, will these new Delegates De re-
ceivedf National Intelligcncer, Goth.
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LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
Southern Telegraph Office corner Of Hanorer and Bease-s
State Convention.
CuARYrsToN Friday A

ChAhLhsIoN, riioay, hPih w. io"~'
In the Convention, yesterday, Langdon
Cheeves of the Committee of Twentyone reported the
following resolution and ordinance:
Reolred By the people of South Carolina in Convention
assembled that the frequent violations of the Constitution OF
the United States by the Federal Government and its
coachmens upon the reserved rights of the sovereign States
Of this Union especially in relation to Slavery amply justify
this State far any duty obligation to her confeder
is involved dsolvng once all political connection
with her cosaes and that she obears the OF that
nani right of segovemment from considerations OF ex
pediency only
The ordinance declares the right ofhs State to seceac
from the Federal Union, in the following words:
We the pc ope of the State of South Carolina Couven
ton assembled do declare and ordan and it is hereby de-
cared ordained that South Carolina in the exercise of
her sovereign will Independent State, acceded to the
Federal Union known the Uni ed States of America and
that in the exercise of the will it is her CHIT
without let ndance molesation from power what
soeve secede from the said Federal Union and that for
the suciency OF the which may mpe her to such
separation she resposibe alone under God to the tribune
oipubic opinion among tho nations of the earth.
The Report was adopted by the Convention by yeas
l35 TO nays 90
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GERMANY.

The new constitution for the Electos-
ate of Hesse has been published at Case! On ne -
inst Having been drawn up BY ne tsdes1i Ccn n..c
sioners and n HassenpHug In the plenltude O. nos y
power, may be taken - fair Sample o. s =. -
thing which sbsoluusss in Germany are Sxas 60
pass under the nsme Of consasson. ~ b. ore.
sumed- O.
The Central German Emigration So
,r,.,, sbss swi.dHsg suisrssion agents arc n
Sn.;,s ne PoH.h peasants Of Posen 10 have tae'F
so~ss y representing thss "As King Of A~s''s y.
1870 n Esssuth and Denblnsh vass rsess o. ~
for Tho purpose Of sssasmsas The ~. Of may =
- Door treasures seeced Of hsr 81 bs'rs reaching
de porss of enbsrkAnoa, p p'esoh.
"A letter from Vienna Of the i4th' says
,s.s vhs. No week preceding tho rass q Exshaass
N Iondop hsd fallsa per cent in coassqssaes q b.
1900 nads h Austrian funds. - porsQ account
sh1edy Dusca'
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this country who may be placed In the position OF the
tobaccoBist ~
The first arrival y. Quebec this year on the 5,h
inst-lhe EARLIEST thai bias ken place since l5tio
point of n-titl'ionsl law has hscn raised
member OF the Assembly having accepted seat IN The
Cabinet varus hi in the House. and goes back TOR
election The Speaker issues the wits for the election
Of new membe when there Ia one: hut the House
having been dissolved there l. now no Speaker inc
law provides That in such two members OF A.
sembly may ord the Clerk of the Crown 10 Cnancery
to Issue writ The question that has been raised T.
whether there be any members of the Assembly before
they sworn in At any rate two have acted, ana
Malcolm Cameron has gone back TO his constituents.
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LIVERPOOL, Wednesday April 81, 1852

The British and North American mail
steamship Europa arrived at this port Monday morn
ing at minutes before o'clock On Saturday, at IL As
P M, she made Cape Clear was abreast of Holy Head
at 714P NJ on Sunday and arrived at the Rock Light,
mouth of the Mersey, after of II days. hours and
minutes mean time.
The British mail steamer Africa, which
sailed from this port the 9th ult, was passed BY the
Europa two hours call from New York.
The U. S. M. steamship Washington,
from, New.York 9th ult arrived at Southampton on
Sunday morning 18th ult, having put Into Milford Ha-
ven, Wales, on Wednesday, 18th, tor supply of coal
She had encountered continuance of heavy easterly
gales the whole way. When four days out, on Sable
Bank was beset with field ice, for twelve hours and
damaged her floats On the Sd passed several icebergs
9th to 10TH heavy gales of head winds with head seas,
till fuel falling Short run for Milford She left Southamp-
ton on Monday morning for destination.
a.. Rosas with his family and suite arrived
at Questown, Ireland on Friday, 10th, on board the
English war steamer
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XxxIId CONGRESS-. :. .FrRsr SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Wasufxf.roy Ssru rday Nav L, 1897

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON Saturday, May l, 1s5!
The House took up the bill for the relief
of Osborn Cross This gentleman is Quartermaster 10
the Army and in 1872 his army robbed OF so6V1 N
TT, ssury Notes About half of this amount was suose
oueptly recovered from the thieves The bill author
ICES the Secretary of the Treasury to credit him with
the full amount
The House twice refused to go into COM
mittee on the Homestead bill
Mr.. JOHNSON, Opp of Arkansas, moved
that the House adjourn which was negatived, by Yeas
ST. Nays so; and then, by large minority without TAX
ing the Yeas and Nays, the body adjourned
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Firemen,s Celebration in Philadelphia.
PHILADELrHIA, Saturday, May I, 1852

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, May !, 1852.
Great preparations are making tor the
fremen's parade. Visiting fire companies are arrivin
fro IN all directions
The New Market Company of Baltimore. was received
this afternoon BY large escort composed of the Fair
mount Washington Columbia Weccacoe United States,
Northern Liberty, Good VIII, Franklin and Shiifer
companies.
The Phoenix Hose from Easton, and the United En-
CINE Company from Frederick Maryland also arrived,
and received by the different companies OF whose
Inequalities they are to partake
Professions OF other companies the housing of new
apparatus, &C., have been continually passing along
Chestnut.st this afternoon, with music.
Arches erecting in the streets along the route and
all the companies houses are gayly decorated with
flags. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

~ The Southern Era (Richmond)
proposes gid inspection of Alcoholic Lquors-a that
are found be aduerated to be destroyed forthwith
Would MT this involve powerful destruction OF pro-
pertyl The Editor continues
81" appears strange to that the entire secular press
of this city should oppose any legislation whatever on
this subject Without exception, they deprecate any
step other than augmentation and insist that penal en-
actments never yet reformed man. This Is true but
1t equally true that they have restrained hundred
from the commission of crime
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The South Carolina Convention.

CHARLKSTON, SatuTday, April 80, IeoS
The Select Committee of the South Caro-
lima Convention have made lengthy report reairning
the rights Of secession, but declaring it nexpedient at
the present time, to exercise that right
There was also minority report submitted, but
nothing more will be done with it, the Convention Is
trammeed by the submission of the question to vote
of the people in October next
The reports to be considered, and that OF the
majority WILL doubtless, be adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-03

ROCHESTER, Saturday, May l, isss-
The express train from the East ran
against carriage about six miles west Of Canaan
about o'clock this afternoon. lady In toe carrlsee
was ius.artly killed but man and small child. who
were also in the carriage, were but slightly injared
the child being caught by the engine guard, ana
carried about sixty rods The carriage was mlsned
TO atoms. The mans name was Seth Swain, oil Maeeaon
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ALGERIA.

- According to the Partisan papers,
General g. Arnsud has been defrsuded Of NE oppor.
tunity of winning Marshars baton By esmPssH
aaainst the Kabyles Tho chief Of the ksbyes have
Il e aid made their submission, and the columns thst
were 70 have subjected Kabyla, win now only escort
the French engineers who arc 70 trace m'isasy roaa
through the country