davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15


LrOR NORP0Lg. PErERsBvRG AND RICHMOND
To sail wednssdsy 18th ins.. AZ o'clock 4. NJ ils.
% NoRtoLk Js%s: Post. s.mmsaasr w ss.:
Ess 81, rss inc CRY Sp E enc
VITA ci.y q Norfolk. Leaves sturdy:
@ sss Tar ans ss: % e.
from fiohnoad CITY Point. Mondays Thursdsss;
THeI AS bM s..ss. Petersburg.
MAILER & EoRD. los Wall ssss... NJ
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COM
And Sassa Tsssrssr
sn as .
road. TIday. morning ne.i. I0tA Msrol 20 receive
' ss s.sa1.y Il: .sS Hs.s Nd @
.a s e X foot and sIs !. s.
fsi room insirdsd S. City Faint and ksi-
sspy at sSs cSapsS; zs;soS s
CoR sAvANNAH-UNITKD STATES MAIL LINZ
hsdsw win
s ilif h'fsh iils; ks 1911 From. .ss
The Florida Capt: ThSmsS lyon on Saturday March
shiPs have no superior on the ocean.
EoR cHAgLEsTo ON, AN = rAvoRITK
as.s. Ii iii. sI s d.P
M T,5EsrsS CO. !. sss.s
time !. take .6s Isabel FOR R.vsn. leaving che ga
A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC CALIFORNIA STEAM
ship Co-Through line with guarantee against deten
ton on The isthmus The and splendid fast steamship
WILLIAM PENN, James Marks Commander, will leave pier
North River April 9Th, 1t M for chayres and San
Juan direct 1T reduced rste Ths OF tho
GLASS having cabin and stecrngc
by NO other vessel Afoat. Tho books open for
tickets through to San Francisco with special
lover other nes) against detention whatever Early
taken advance For freight or passage apply to
PALMER Co., 10 Broadway, or X. s. HAIGHT. West st
A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC CALIFORNIA STEAM
n ship Co-CAution to California passengers The sub
serbers having learned that several parties In this city
pretending to be agents Of steamers from
nzed there by agents. ohcr than those signed by
Passengc buying Though tickets also advised look
well that tho obtained from parties
and not those who have previously gued and swndled
the travelling public. PALMER Co, 10 Broadway.
LIMITED STATES AND PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP
CompaniesThe only through line for California and
Oregon. via Chaes direct stsameIs 81 DORADO.
Saturday, March 20 and the GEORGIA. via Havana, on
Wednesday March a. The splendid sssmshp Il Dorado.
800 tons, Hsessteis y 3 eGnmsndss viii san on
the Georgia, 5000 tons. d. d. Porter. u $. n,
mander will leave her per the foot Of Warren street.
Wednesday March & At O'clock, p M. for Chagres, via
Havana Passengers BY the Georgia will connect with the
we'll known and fAvorits mail steamship Oregon to sail
from San Francisco the arrival Of the and
frsnoiseo-firss eaba 500 second cabin $Ao seerage
cabin, S45 steerAge $ FOR freight passage Ipply
tho once, No. 1T West street. corner OF Warren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15

TYR. WARREN, NO. MOTT STREET. CONTINUES TO
BIO consulted confdontaly tho treatment Of private
dseases Dr. has devoted thiDty 70 the prss
tcc Of his profession; and tho Victims Of
der may rely safe and speedy N: B-Ns IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15

mr. RALPH AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTfgAL PRI-
- vnto Treatise, &o.-Ofhce hours to IL A. NJ. to
M, lsundays excepted No. IS Greenwich street. PROM
IN this speciality he has ample any
stage Of certain Diseases their well
the deplorabe effects resulting from early habits
no can insure such certain af and radical DO
obtained from other in America Those
in the earlier stages will be surprised the and rar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15

SOuTHWESTERN NAvIGATIoN.-THR STEAMER
ECLIPSE, Sturgeon, comm ander, will leave Louisville
ky for New Orleans, the sd inst. She has splendid
accommodations for passengers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15

EOR CALIFORNIA. VIA STRAITS OF MAGELLA1
Il and PanamA.-The magnificent now extra steamship
REINDEER. 200 tons burthen, Capt L. L. Wilcox, win
sail from New York for tho above named ports Thurs
day April 1882 This steamer built expressly tho
California trade coppered and copper fastened and Is
expected to make tho shortest trip made 10 California
limited number Of tickets may be secured by an early
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15

NALITORNIA.-THR0UGH TO SAN FRANCISCO
~ direct, and found, for hundred and sixty dollars
The beautiful and new clipper JULIA ANN, Captain
The above vessel having been built expressly for this
give all persons opportunity Of selecting cheap and
comfortable passage seldom offered Early appcA
already engaged either board PIER East river OF
10 BUTLER BROTHERS, lis and l63 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15

NOR SAN FRANCISCO-PACKET OF 2OrH MARCH,
The aynihcont clipper ship EMPIRE, l272
Capt Thorndiks. having the most superb state
odation in frat cabin raloon and second cabin,
rerlcte with convenience will take limited number
Of at the following low ratesFrst eabr. $2
saloon $500 second cabin $780, The splendid model
beautiful clipper and tho experience Thorn
dixie (ths being his third voyage San Francisco
most positive ASSURANCE Of extraordinary short
Ample provisions do for the comfort
families will find in this vessel requisites
seldom before provided Tho number Of tickets will
be strictly limited and passengers takon than oAn
DO handsomely and comfortably accommodated Saloon
passengers have same fare as first cabin.
L. II. SUTTON. 81 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15

nR. j. MORDACS PREVENTIVE CAN EE PRO.
cured by addressing him. box 45S Philadelphia Pest
Ohcc post paid prioe ST. IL ia intended for those who Dc
not feel inclined TO their families 1t will DO
by mail. I 9 nj nd infnl.iblp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15

nR. JOHNSON, is DUANE STREET. so WELL
~ known for his superior treatment In private diseases
San be consulted with confidence any Of the following
compaints-v, syphelitio mercuria ulcers gandular
enlargement constitutional deby-the result OF self.
abuse-strioure, and perfect guaranteed mer-
curry used. Observe l6 next door to Dr. Cooper's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15
legrpphie Marine Reports.

sshS A1of GAlspar arr yesterday from Pone~ has Is
hide Of sugar 70 r. Harmonys Sephews She balls ffon
PIeXineetown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15

EOR SAN FRANCISCO.-THE FAMOUS CLIPPER
= WITH SYUALL viii be ready for freight in . few
days. and having than half already arranged will
despatched Immediately For balance Of freight
apply 70 BOOTH EDGAR, % Front street.
ITO CAPTAINS or EASTERN vESSELS-THE Uy.
dersigned wants Immediately 5000 of boat quality
water Paving Stones for which the highest market price
will be paid on delivery At the foot OF Clinton avenue
WAlsbout, Brooklyn. PETER LYMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15

soU failing TO cure any case Of disease he undertakes
HIS practice OF over twenty-five years. at his present ONCE
treatment OF delicate Diseases unequalled BY any
msocsl man in New York. Those who contract
can apply to Dr. j. with certainty of having their
properly treated. cure guaranteed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15

nR. DIR LANEY'S Gel 2lRATED CURhTiVH II
~ struments tho only for those depiorahe
nhruities resulting from self abuse 30
had nj HIS Office, 81 Lpcpard street. New York rnog
debitsted by OF hs entirely inventisns
restored to manly vigor. Frospocus with Certificates
gratis Consultations. 81,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15

nR. WARD, DEVOTED TO DELICATE DISEASES.
makes the speediest All who have contracted
private dsease make early applications. His treatment Is
the admiration Of physicians Themselves Tho disappointed
are certain Of from him. however much other doctors
Consultations private Once, corner OF Canal street and
Broadway
MO FEE TILL CURED.-DR CORBETT, 10 DUANE
IN street. be consulted conhdentiay the treat
mont Of delicate diseases Twentyene years practice
bles him make speedy and recent
Gases removed in three days The victims lof qusoky
those suffering from early habits apply with
certainty OF having their cases treated rational and sol
sntfc principles Stricture-Dr. c. has discovered new
mothod by which he structure In two
weeks. n. B-Dr Corbett is member Of the New York
University.
q E00 REWARD.-JEFFRIEs' ANTIDOTE sPE.
WOOV chc mixture for the Of private disorders IL
makes speedy cure without the least restrictions OF diet
drink exposure or change in application TO business The
proprietor challenges ssnge case which the mixture will
not cure under the forfeiture Of 1--WE hundred dollars
put Up In botles with full directions at 81 One bottle
!ssts week are cured IN two days For sale by o.
H. RING le2 Rro sdway, AMI f0s Bayard strsst N X;
r. Little, iN gspoY@ stscst Boston. Weigh, Ca New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15

THROUGH TICKETS FOR SAN FRANCISCO LEAv-
i ing New York April l0.--Yanderbit's and magnt
Scent double engine Steamship NORTHERN LIGHT. OF
$500 tons burthon will make her first trip Chsgres
North river o. precisely Passengers BY The North
Qne steamship s. s. Lewis OF 1000 tons burthen Saa
Francisco These steamers unrivalled In the quality
extent of their for cabin and storage
asngors being fitted expressly for the requirements Of the
trade For through tickets apply only 70
D. b. ALLEN, Agent, No Rattery place. mp stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15

nR. COOPER. II DUANE STREET. HAS, FOR THE
last twenty years enjoyed the most extensive prAoes
in private diseases Of medic nj In New York HI
esn euro tho most aggravated Of ths dcass %
removed In two days Dr. Cooper tho
FORM In from two to three weeks of debility.
brought on BY secret habit INDUCED In BY young nea
weakness Of tho limbs and small back confuson 4
bounded be able to rsfor 70 Who
him to perfect health All oases undertaken treated With
oandor N. B-Strangers. don't DO deceived by wdAs
personates have left Duane treot. sec
cards. in the New York Sunday Times and Atlas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15

nR. COOPER. NO. ROOSEVELT STREET. NEAR.
, ~ street. ana nent door 70 Or drug
H. NJ The DOCTORS skil In tho treatment Of diseases
situations al debility
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15

Wind =. sunrise, NE; meridian. ENEj sunset, Nh, and
fresh with rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-15
MAILER g. CORD. los Wall street. n. r.

Il Tho and superior stsamship ALABAMA, Captain
D. c. Ludlow, will leave Saturday March 10 at O'Clock
L. NJ, from Pier T. North rivss. Apply 10
SAMUEL L. MiTCnlLt No. 1914 Front street.
The Florida Capt Thomas Lyon. Saturday. March
18th For speed strength and faro these
ships have superior o the ocean.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-24
LA PERSPEC"1,IYE.

QueIques jonrs nous separent encore
de celui Oil Ie penrIe Americain va
nommer les deux premiers magistrats de
la rtpubliqeu. Grace Dieu I'eIection
nest pas douteuse. Al Nord, au Sud,
a PEST, a I'Oouest la democratic est de-
bout, partout ellie tra5aille avec energic.
C'est la plus quill men faut pour assurer
lie triomphe du parti qni du reste est de
la maniere la moins contestable le plus
plus pnissant aux Etats. Unis.
I.sEtat de Ia Pennsylvania Went d'atre
enIeve par les democrates par une ma
jorite de euinze mile voix, lEtat de
rOhio par DOME mile. L'Indiana par
un vote immense prouve quill est
toujours fidele d la banniere democratic
que. Ce sont Ia de tristes prscurseurs
pour Ia course Oh lie general Scott Il etc
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-24
NAPoLEoNv1LLE, D1ndArcHE, "a ocToBRE 1852

o. Nous rappelons ,ous les citoyens
de la Louisiana. que les paroles at
trib"ees au general Pierce sur la Ioi
relative aux esclaves marrons, dams
un discours prononce par lui a New
Boston New Hampshire Ell dtcembre
dernier, ont recn un SOi .ENNEl. DE-
MENTl du president meme de cfae as
senblfe ct ne cent qusnze aatres temoins
oculaires, tcus citoyens du .Nf7c- -Hamps-
hire, parml lesqueis on distlngue les
membres des premieres cours de justice
de Get Etat, ct dies hommes qui y occu-
pent les emplois les plus honorabIes de
sorte quill ny plus que les gems qui
il plait on a qui il convient de croire ct
de coIporter un mensonge grossier ct
impudent, qui pnissent feindre d'ajouier
fol ceIui don't il s'agit ici. ( Veir lie
Pionnier de I'.7ssomption du Is aout
1922
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-24
!, baU TIE, II, l,ls u ON !
S0LANGE DE FRESNE.
&tf ~ sE96 &@fsASA tfsN
& iipAR iMMgs ADELE DEsLoeEs.
Suiie. I
.uhstit,ll,t,. ] !, i |! 1,

lily. dams les ames don't une. passion
vraie s'cmpare, de secretes exigences
qn'ona devrait piat6t appeIer Ia delica-
tesse queI'egoisme de l'amour. CASTOR,
qri s'atait dit, avant de connaftre So
isage,, que rieh ne lie detournerait de la
r. ,;see dereparer snr-le-champ sa faute
ensers ellie, de donner un nom Gerard,
'pfouyait 40 moment d'accomplir cette
!ofaIe resolution, une anxiet6 profondc.
sian'est pas que les condolences du chez
'. her enssent porte atteinte dams SON es
i',at,a u vertu dc Ia jeune file, ri que
';sdangers personnels don't l'avait me-
ssace Dampierre roceupassent. II appe-
iait caiomnieux les discours tenns sur
Mile de Fresno, ct Sc serait trouve me-
psisabie sill e6t GRANT des assassins. Ce-
pendant IN ajournement ases proiets de
marriage fat .le resultat dcs refexions
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-24

auxqueles il Sc livra des que son ami
I'e1t quite.
- Jepouserai dams tous les cas-, cette
belle SoE,nge, Sc dit-il, mais pourquoi
n'essaierais,je pas de l'obtenir de son
plein gre, sans m'imposer ellie, an nom
de sou fills, CONNIE une necessite donlou.
reuse, fstaie !-Pourquoi4 ne m'etforce-
rais-le pas de eontre balancer par l'hon-
netete de mes vues lis ayantages des
hommes eminens qui cherchent a lui
plaire :-Autant que Pon puisse juger du
caraclere par Ia physionomie, le sien
doit atre noble ct pur, ct ma resPectueu-
Sc tendresse la touchera pent-etre plus
que les sentimens equiyoqnes dun prince,
meme dun roi. .s. S. ...at.
Tine fois cette resolution prise. Gas
ton Sc sentit plus calme. Tenter de con-
querir l'affection de SoIange, ayant de
reclamer sa main, offrait son ieune
courage, son cgur vivement epris, Tat
trait de Ia dificulte vaincne, joint a ce-
lui dune recompense douce ct digne. II
acheva done cette mutt, 81 pleine demo
lions dams sa premiere moiti6, par IN
sommeil OH ne vinrent Sc jouer que de.
placides images. .z#
LIE iendemain et les ionrs sniyans,
guand il retonrna chez IA rtine.mere qui
i'avait autorisss se presenter au Louvre
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-24

ldhCe par ic IandtlSine 0u moro; Ce som
Ia de bons angures pour Franklin Pierce
lie vrai champion Dc notre constitution
federale menacee, le wal palladium des
institutions en- vigueur dams les deux
grandes sections du pays.
L'Union la plus parfaie regne dams
nos rangs; aucnn homme marquant du
parti ma abahdonne les candidats demo-
crates.
Chez nos adversaires. au contraire,
il regne une grande division. Beaucoup
d'entr'eux s'abstiendront de voter; beau
coup d'entr'eux voteront pour I'Hon.
Daniel Webster; q"eIques uns soutien-
dront Ie general PIERCE Les journaux
democratiques de chaque Etat MENTION
nent chaque Jour de nouvelles defec-
tions; Hier c'etait dams le Maryland ct
dams la Caroline du Nord, avant-hier ct
aujourd'hui. c.est dams la Louisiana. Tn
jour c'est I'Hon. Parham, lie Iendemain
c'est M. Oh. Olivier qui republic la can.
didatare du general Scott.
L'election generaIe apres Ic coup
d'el que nous venons de jeter, ne saurait
eire un probIeme pour personne. II est
evident que toutes les probabilities pro-
mettent lie sncces au general Pierce.
Obtiendrons>nous en- Louisiana &c
meme success. VOLTA qui est plus douteux
qnolque sur tons les points la democratic
soft SUI la breche. Pour cmporter l'Etat,
les democrates de la campagne doivent
prodig'er lenrs plus genereux efforts.
Que dams chaque paroisse la democratic
ne Sc contente pas dun simple success, il
nous fant d'impo>antes majorites.
Car Ia Nouvelle- Orleans est la avec
son administration des postes, sa compa-
snie dc donaniers, son e.cadron d'huis-
slers 1T son regiment de gardes ellie |
est Ia avcc tout son pouvoir eon6i des t
mains wings. menaGant l'habitant, lie
veritahIc homnc du Sud, dune maiorite
DC huit cents voix pour Scott.
Cette majoriti de hnit cents voix il
aut que la population des campagnes
'aneantisse, il fa"t qu'cIIe triomphe du
narche qui aura lieu dams uue semaine
la NouvelIe- Orleans, ct ainsi la I.oni-
lane, CONNIE la p|upart des fois, aura
'ots avec la najorte des Etats pour la
magisirature de l'Uniou.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-24
PROGRAMME DEMOCRATlQUE.

7ous les efforts fats par les abolitionistes
on par a autres, dams ie but de po'1sser le
Cngres a intcrcenir da"s la question
oe lescloDoge, on a faire les preneiers
pas dams cette cole, sont calculcs pour
produire les consequences les plus uiar-
nantes ct les plus dangereuses. DE teIs
efforts tendent inevltablcment a dimi-
nncr lie bonheur du peuPie. menacenl
la permanence ct la Stabilize dt TU-
MON; lis ne doiveDt done etre soute-
nus par aucun homme ami de nos ins>
titutions po!itiques. C'est ponrquoi lie
parti demoeratique dc I'Union, pre-
naut pour base le present programme
national, oppuiera ct so"ti'ndra Ferecu-
lion fdele nes actes, coe'.ms sous le non,
de measures du Conapromls, passes par Ia
derniere conventiom, 9 compris l'aete
ponr la retionantion de> esctuves gns So
saront soustrnits par IN f"ite a lear serui
ce OIL leur travaii, !equel acte oyant'ets
pssa5 nfSA d.assurer fererution d'ane
a!spositton eapresse de la Constitution,
ne sa,rnlt. sans riolniio's de cette meme
Constitution. etre lo6jst d'a,scun rnppe!
o" chqnsensent de nature a en- detruire
on a cu di1ainuer la ve,tu.
* parti dimocraii4ue re>i>tera
loute tentative dc rtnouveier au- de-
,;.n~ on au-dehoys du Congress l'agita-
ton de la question de l'esclavage. sous
4ucl1nc forn'e on qnelqne couIeur que
la tentative Sc produise.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-24

SIR la jeune file, ct Bui courtisan n await
eu la hardiesse de Ie lui disputer. EtabIi
la, sur une chaise dossier droit ct tres
haut, CONNIE on les aimait aIors. tenant
en- main un bilboquet d'ivoire quill fai-
salt adroitement tourbilIonner sans cesse,
Henri de VaIois prodiguait, avec les
marques de son admiration, les feurs de
son, ,eloquence, pour que Mile de Fresno
n'e1t pas Sc plaindre de la reclu<ion
quill lui imposait.- -Et CONNIE Payait dit
lie cheyalier de Dampierre d MeIcy, Ia
reine-mere encourageait fort ce manage,
croyant toujonrs, ellie, gagner queIqoe
chose en- antorite, quand de frivoles pre-
occupations distrayaient son fills de ses
deyoirs de monarque; - mais il arriva
bientot que cette princesse intrigante
cut peur de voir le roi trop settlement
enlace dams les rets qu'eIle-meme lui
await tendas. ao
Henri de Guise 'etait pas homme a
Sc contenter dun role secondaire, en-
quelque occasion que ce flt. sAimer So.
lange en- secret, dssirer son amour sans
le dire, ne pouvait convenir celui don't
les success en- tous genres douhlaient lie
natif orgueil; aussi Nile de Fresno ne
pas Sc soir pubIiquement
entouree des hommages dn prince Ior-
rain cofninc de ceux du roi de- France.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-24

tous les soirs, il s'approch, de la jeune
file d'honnenr autant quill lui fat posi-.
BILE, lui parla des quill en- trouya rocca-
sion, ct ne cessa pas de lui montrer quill
s'occupait dele.
C'etait d'ailleurs une enterprise on la
patience ct la fermete Sc trouyaien. ega-
iement necessaires, que celIe d'aborder
Ia sphere d'isolement dams laqnelle Hen
ri Ill s'arrangeait pour maintenir son
profit Mile de Fresne; ct sans Resistance
indirecte de Catherine, le jeune protes>
tant, malgre ses efforts, y cit echoue
plus dune fois. a., ss
La table de jen de la reine-mere, pia-
Gee a peu de distance dune enorme che
minee chauffee. en- tous temps par des
arbres enters, qui supplement encore
NAL pour la FIorentine au beau soleil de
l'ltalie, ne laissait entire les jouenrs ct le
Iambris faisant suite au foyer qu'un pas
sage etroit, meuhle settlement de queI-
ques sleges. Un petit passage, entire le
fauteuil de Catherine ct l'une des caria,
tides en- marbre rouge qui soutenaient le
rnantean de l'atre, donnait seul acces
dams cette sorte de cabinet Oh Solange
restait d poste 6xe, sans y etre forcee ce-
pendant, assise on debout derr,ere sa
maftresse. Go passage, lie roi sen ,etait.
empars des Forigine de ses pretcntions
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-24
OPINION DE I.'ARELl.C
e meilleur des organes wings de la Nile
Orieausl
SUR lE GENERAL SCOTT.

" L'idee de la popuIarite dn general
Scott dams Get Etat est lie plus grand
de tous les hunsbugs ct Ia plus grande
de tontes les illusions. II ma pas d'a-
mis- au-dea des lirnites de Eotre Vile
Que. ceux 9ui pensent a"trement in-
ter'ogent. CONNIE nous l'avons fait, les
wings de la campagne. pour voir 81.
meme avec I'm microscope grossissant
ci"q cents fois les objets, lis po'.rrons
decourrir parmi eur un partisan de
Scott. .
/" lie general Scott (ecri ,ait l'.15eiNe) est
le f,vori special du Nord, lie cnndidat
.:!teri des Free Soilsrs. IL es! gd4e par
Greely, tenn sous Ia tuteile de Srzrord.
ct admoneste constananaent dvec a.ne soi-
hcttude paternetie par Ihautozo Weed.
En- un mot, il est EN- ties nsauvaise
co:auagnie. II parait ne freqnenter
que des hommes qni s'enivrent de IA
nati>me ct don't Il. poIitique est snbor-
donnte 4 lcur elevation. Les amis
particulars din general Scott sont pre-
Ci'chehs tcs H''nihes que. piGs que
tou< les an.res, lie Sad abhore parti,.u-
Increment ct cmpha'iqucment; ct ries
nest plus natnrel que de lui voir retrcr
sa contiance a nn candidat qni semble
jouer la parte de ces masnes bommes.' y
QUE lie PEUPLE JUICE LES CANpIDATs
WANT GU 'II.s soIENr SUR LES RANGs, s,IL
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-24
LETTRE D'ACCEPTATION DU
GENERAL. PIERCE.

J'acccptc la nomination sur les bases d,,
programme adopte par Ia Convention,
non parce que. CONNIE Candidat. on
dot s'ns'cndre a ce Que je ie fasse.
"ais pare que les principles de &C
programme commandment I'approha-
ton dc mon jngemcnt. ct parce que ,je
rrois qne je pnis atiirmer en tonte se-
cu;itG Que. dams tout le cours de ma
vic. on nc p""rT;'It tronver nj TN fait.
III IN mot, en- contradiction avec Ccs
prinCipcs.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-10-24

4E. =. .5ts45 ..4
LsoR DE L'AusTRArIE.-Les dernieres
nouvelIes recnes en- Angleterre d Austria
lie wont jnsqu'a la fin du mois de mai ct
depassent toutes les appearances qn'on
await conrues du nouvel E.dorado. A Ia
date du % mai, lie total de l'or exporte,
depuis la decouverte du precieux metal,
du senl port Philip, a un poids du chiffrs
de 80 tonneaux 4 quintaux So liyres ct
8 onces hnglais, ct en- vaIeur Ia .somme
de 2 millions 323.9OS Iiyres sterli,ig.
(57 millions 81, 700 fr,) Du cote de Sid,
nev on il fait d'importantes discoveries
qui commencent aussi a donner des re-.
snltats considerables j: au Is mai, le total
des expo' tations q or par Sidney s'elevait
en- valeur au chiffre de | million 429,S ,S82
Inv. sterl. (35 millions 547,O5O .)soit.
pour les deux ports settlement de Philipp
ct de Sidney, une expectation. de 81
millions ALSO r..