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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
LETTER FROM GENERAL PIERCE.

The following letter was written some eighteen oh'ns
ago by Franklin Pierce, in reply To an invitation 10 patc
pate in measures which taking Tor The erection OF
monument Gen. Stark: :, ,,-o
Gentlemen Your Of this day inviting me I" atteno
meeting 10 bc held at tie City Hail. The 7h OF March,
at O'clock. p NJ, for The purpose OF akn. ne.scs 70
erect monument the memory OF Major General StaE,
has lust been received fear thai nv engagements ~ court
in BrkEap county, viii prevent me from participating WI"
vo in his prejninary meetings but whether present or ao
sent you viii 0 my earnest c"-oPc'"""
in Il, successful prosecution OF an ONCE. WIZ" nus M
strong appeal the hearts OF every patrot'c son VI
Hampshire II will, an cohiueh' oe ''' ' - 80
Fathers and sons mothers and daughters, viii heartily
unite in enterprise around "hch MUS e.e' @ In ~
many proud and grateful rccolactlone, and INA. VIII mas
the column worthy Of the bIavest and most sell sacrns
spirits of the age of heroes How naturally ana hsePl;1
united in association, the names o washington anu
ri,n Sork and Sullivan and how fresh and deehui on
this anniversary the memory OF these great men anu e
associates! They lived and labosd IN common cAuss'
with uUfnching foude period lu OF Discourage
danoer and pryaon In what the ctoSning element
Of their fna triumph Doubtless SO fax as human nsuu m
menaes were concerned in the bond OF brotherhood ahu
putriotism that knit together al heut'9 u'' "
hands 80; ., .oon his
purticipator in that struggle made TINS eny Upon ~.
military lnurna-''May l117 The mhx'in aaopeu S oI
enemies i divide and conquer We enlon The command
snn;,e and he nync5le' Liberty death, unite or ole
are The notices which buzon the chronicles oil INC hy ue
em5e,h the military standards OF almost every ha e'
pany." - ,o,h, ,t;s s.n
,;nen cannot BIZ over.estmaiei while every proposioh
every ac every idle word calculated to weaken pfoPo
s,ion an act n word ilae 70 humanity . =,
God forbid thai while al the Norm hna a. Elc o,i.' -;
are erecting munumcnts cna1enolis'
Of The events Of the revelation AMI ut liz services OF ~
leaders they should by encouragement or Gounnlno -
sectional lisus cast pail over al 'he oiieh 'ofe y "
future. -. a. ;, ,,idoy
al Bennington but the monument VIII call up saaoehns n
ioi n3smnr.s Of the fields of Lexington and Bunke
Hill Yorktown and Cowpens-aud many homes never al
erwards gaddcned by the sound OF husbands VOICE -
Will not proi,a5ly remind US OF the price al "'en Wv
racy were purchased, and necessarily OF 'ne ohiy "e
which they can he sustained and PcrPetused
shall look with much interest ior an account OF 5oul pr
ceedines am very respectfully yonr friend an ana
Hon. R. Fl. aver, J. Mex. wilkins, H. bfo"h' Ts4s
j
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
CAPT MARCY AND HIS COMMAND.

a,e ,eegraphic dispatch from New Orleans connsn'
the reported massacre of Capt Marcy and his
This however may only be reileation OF the same so
without any additional foundation in fact.
The New Orleans Delta received yesterday whilst i'Se''
giving full credit TO the reported massacre it was not
generally credited by the officers in that city The Dea
remarks: =
The well known bravery and intelligence of Capt. Marcy
and his thorough knowledge of the Indian character c
quied during years residence on the frontier ana
slant intercourse with them, regarded as strong pfes
greatly exaggerated very particularly oo "neG
s borne in mind that he had twelve FOUNDER guns anu
officers of experience aid him in turning them 10 the oes
possible account.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
RICH MOND ENQUIRER.


The Ohio Central Rail Road chartered in lS47 has been
finished from Columbus GAINESVILLE and Is now said 10
carry about 200 passengers daily The Company have until
recently intended with the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road Wheeling 1t appears however, that they have
asceained convenient point Of connection four miles
below crossing the river Buggs Island where said
bridge can be constructed of sufficient height avoid the
objections taken by the Supreme Court the Wheeling
Bridge The superior advantages of this route has induced
the locating committee of the Company orego the sub
scption by Wheeling Of 000 rather than at that
city 1t is inferred from this determination that they have
abandoned least for the present. the Hempfed connection
branch Of the Central Rail Road of Pennsylvana and
consequently that the of Central Ohio will pass
hundred and fifty miles through Virginia. in its
transit 10 Baltimore Early year The Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road will be opened Wheeling; and is no
improbable that the conneXion with the Central Rail Road
of Ohio will be be made within the year following From late
induced believe that the North
ern Virginia Rail Road, from Tygar,s Wiley River TO Par
kersburs will be prosecuted with great energy, and carried
through within the years. From The reports and
maps of The Baltimore and OHIO Company this branch is
viewed portion Of the main stem of their great work
the far West Parkersburg lies almost in direct line from
Baltimore TO Cncuna and ST. Louis. The Company have
published map tracing this conneXon The stocks in
these roads believed be among the best prospective in
yeStments in the country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

4 SIGNIFICANT FACT-The National lntelisenSel AlSe
senior central organ of the whg party-enreiy tsiu
es 10 take any part whatever il the wing ana
snprag satisfactory the abotionsts The onm - very
the Inleigencer make any mention OF TINS MAJ. t "
significant. We trust the Republic tees me Union
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

noticed bu, two volunteers in the Mexican war
who have made nsnuaons agninst Gen Pierces
One of these was returned upon the rolls as eocro w
the other as q desertcr.-[ Psnnsytoanlan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

=
PRACTICES lathe several Courts OF the District OF Columbia
Av business pertinent to his profession which may be enrus
-, ~: arc WI meet with rrumptaention. Herecrs TO
Gco. LSo NJ. McCALLh, Washington D. q
JAMES MILLER, Esq,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

On Monday last the oath of Office was ous ssidng Justice
TO the new Magistrates The election OF sso was levied
was deferred until august 10 which that funclonary
dissents.- SLaunton FindLcdtoT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
DAVID EUNSTEN.

ATTUK Z AT I A W
-ri lcc IN Alexandria, Fairfax and Fauiuler
~ a;s lie will also attend the prosccutiou OF Claims
~ s general Office King between 81
n an Pct building occupied by the Manassas Gap Ran
Road Company
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

Tho Rev VIM H. Hart, for many years Kectof ' o. %.
rohns Church Richmond Hill died on the 25th OF July
Shawsngunk Ulster county, New 1orK, @ alea rd Tesig
illness Which he bore with exemplary patience anu '9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

pr NV gaT.-Whe Miss Ludlum, a danseuse al
1is,,nd theatre was delighting audience WIN he
tan,ase tn gyratons nights since speeta'9 !" he me
hih, of his Ioy cast his white beaver al nef 'ee,,
1 clicked IL up and retired amid Numbering appnu
ino the generous donor covered with glory out "u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

orr,-The recently elected High Sheriff of Spotisylva-
MIA one of the most popular in the county, ana neieo
fore whie has left parity and will support Pierce
and King S1un.or Nndicdtor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
FRANKLIN PIERCE'S RECORD.
As Given by his Enemies. ,,,,,,o ,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, 'u! =
Editor of the Nashuiue Union: .;,o
Dear Sir-The enclosed pamphlet appeared as an M;
rial in the National Era, the abolition paper printed n
ctyand Is in this form being franked by tholsanas .no
the free Staes by Free-so Wing members of Congress
prove the uniform and consistent support which 1en
while in Congress- gave maintain unimpaed the cons
tutiopa rights OF the South and put down antlsavey "a
nacism in his section This document Of itself shoua
commend General Pierce to tho confidence and support OF
every North and South who is willing to i've
Yours truly, g. w. JONES.
This document has already been published in the Enqu
rer. .r,ast
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

Tho Governor and Council Of New Hampshire nave par
- .,e Vironia Poole who threw her infant out Of 'he
uo,r @ while travelling and she viii! be restored IRON
ha S,.,n Prison 10 society Inc 18th Of august
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

LssP s,5 saSs sI fG6s o 50 and IS scrip These
ssI are The sslOg rates with the OrOke' l'eS 0us
S7i a S35 90,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

MaorJ W. Fairfax lately OF Alexandra mas Munroe
Oak Fl ILL., the farm formerly belonging 70 dun County
rnntainI NO about 900 acres near Aloie Louuo1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

Sands the we'll known circus rer was 10 val.
day al Wolcotr, Wayne county, "n"d
on The ceiling with his head dn~n~aIu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

HORE UNION WHiG OPPOSITION TO GEN. SCOTT.
Ia the House of Representative, Tuesday, Mr. Flul
ner ("g) Of Va his views The Presidential ques.
tion, saying that The enforcement OF the compromise
measures Including the Fugitive Slve law, depends the
stability and tranquility OF tie Union. He spoke OF the
cent chlumnics CT Northern Abotioniss against Frank
Pierce, and pointed 10 that gentemans speech in October
1884, sufficient consgn the sandcr the c0ntemptp
every honorable General Scott did merely sin BY
refusing 10 answer letters asking his views Compro
Mise policy but by giving those who rallied
in hostility 10 H. lie regarded Genera! Scott the candi-
taIc {" the latter, and would yield bis humble support
i"se WAC had given him the highest OF their
tevuliun 10 t!e federal cumpac.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
SQNE COkNFl

n yoo,. Ave- 3-At The time the laney SunA' m s,.e
as.sr onr, Hunter and pilot boats were eloas oy
Tho ,s.cneS all ON board, with the exception Oh
,h,ss hova VINO were drowned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
The New York Tribune in an article cg,ci.ins the whig


platform, says:
The n,ra Slave Power necessarily rules a democratic
administration more figCiy than ii ever can Wing be-
Cause i: viii done bring INTO eyslcnrc-
Scnlt CarUinI this and acts upon Il the European cx
lies do i nd thts tuOn-d u severe contest
Tor States which might and should have carried with
rush. and 10 lose Others which vote for SGua in
punishment Of The sin OF being connected with such inve
tera,e owls cUncoccd The BaiIiniu!e Platform.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

BALTIMORE MASxEVs Wsss aseVss so S; White s5
No sales OF Flour to-day hsu 60 ra.'N
: on. White and Yellow Corn o. a %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL, o>
'OK iTTF NIKE OF F'UIEfFS. LNII.US: ~,
CulTlS. GROUP. ASTHMA. NiiOol
AND DcOSSUMPTlON.

rT0 CURE 4 COLD. WITH a
l nEApACIlE AND SORENESS ot
THE BODY. take the Cherry PccioraI on go.
=: 5:,!, aat wrap Up warm, 10 sweat during
'3e l-rr
Fug ACOLD AND COUGH, take il morn
=: noon and evening, according TO directions
3 at bottle. the difficulty will sooa be
:.0g,., None wIil lon, suffer from this trou.
" S!-n the. t.nd il can te so readily cured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
NEW YORK Man X r

~c1U WORK MARKETS. Are =.
n 6oo bbls. -four at 81 2oaS4 oO iof 'ou'he'"'
"a IN ooo hushes white wheat al soi Nei o.
ans s,.! IeVoS OF as 600 bushels mixed coru at 8Sh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

NoDe wl long suffer from this trou. EZ.-is 2
r. Ha-n the, nnd II can ee readily cHea. ts-s=4
Of their rest at M Ish s, %, n mo- no py noon Of The
P bed they may be sure Of sound @
a care afforded thousands who are thus ae'eo
y 5l, i.T"ulbe remedy n,v ind ,bemse.yss IN
.ts !yTsso use, when the necessity for 1t has ceased
From 40 eminen, Physicians in ,,e.A ,,,,
haze gwen your Cherry pec;oa xcnsve trial IN our
s aad ind every other reneay we nave o' "
' ''' '''F''a 6RS DIEMER HAMPTON.
10 SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS this remedy Is inval
r's4sby the and lungs when taken ~ sm
sa.s in few hours and ~onde'iuy
aci..se, he power and hcxbity Of the voice b.
ASTHMA generally much relieved and often wholly eurea ~
n=; Preioa But there are SOM cases 30 b = bav
a;'y 10 no mc.cne Cherry Pecoral Will cure hen' 'ne1
BRONCHITIS Of irritation Of throat and upper portion OF the
taking Cherry Pec,ora IN small and frequent
:oses. The uncomfortable oppression relieved
. ~ Of @ new 5 cases Of Asthma and
eas me 10 believe can rarely fail cure snoso us
FOR CRourGve emete Of anmony TO be followed R Sy
.Nesse. Ii taken season. will not ai TO cure.
WuoopNG COUGH may be broken and cured by the
" Of Cherry Pec.ora.
have noticed where whole families protect
rom any while their neshbcrs without the
-'"s fs''''1' SALEM, ONO June IL, '52
Do. C. Aver:-I write TO inform sou the truly
c,s Of YOUR Cherry this place and in family
W Of NV daughters was completely three days Of dread
ely states ha, he considers the best remady
pulmonary Diseases he has cured more cases Of Group
N i. han anv other medicine he administered
Clergyman Baptist Church says that during the run
iuen has cures from your ueoelne he
5 :ouId scarcely have believed without seeing
Yours respectfully j. D. SINCLAIR, Deputy postmaster.
from the distinguished Professor Of Chemistry ana
Bowdon College.
have found the Cherry Pecora Ingredients show pow
PARKER CLEVELAND, NJ d.
BRUNSWICK, Ne, Feb. 8, ls52
DR. VALENTINE MOTT, .,
ewdey celebrated Of Surgery in the Medical Coceo
New York City, says
IT gives pleasure certify the value and ecacy Of
Gerry Pccio which consider peculiarly adapted TO cure osea
p OF the Thruat and Lungs"
diseases upon the Lungs have been effected
Gerry Pectora in such extreme warrant the belief ha
ey has length found that can be depended on 10 TIT
ghs Colds and Consumption which carry from our midst thou
ds every indeed medicine which tho aiicted cal
OK with confidence relief and they should 10 aVa them
s. sTes Off.
% Prepared and sodby j. c. AVER, Praccaiand Ansiyes
ms Lowell Massachusetts, and sold wholesale eno tSta
"a SSsmond by PURCELL LADD & CO., and PEYIoN Iotis
'ps and by the Druggists STATE
~ .!sly l5-ew3m IL
N PERUVIAN GUANO.-l5.Uss bags best Peruvian Gusno
n !gya-cs ' 'Ap'''N- HUGH w. FRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

u,cbisan paper in speaking OF farmer Ia iaa at saaIs
says that OF his cultivated 0'S 10 '0D'' 80 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

THE WfliG pARTY-A pLAIH OrISloS OF IT. FROM oSE
or IT'S uwS-The Knoxville Wns has always been great
fvorie with the Wing party on account oil the exceedingly
bitter language has always employed when speaking oil The
Democratic party and its prominent men, lthas no"
turned its its party and gives us corrupt
leaders particular Jessie Hear how l. talks;
"Ou party is in the hands OF corrupt luntos-n IS cou
eoci bv unnncDled cabas Unprinciped leaders and hire
ling presacs-drsl;uc of spark OF manly Independence
and sank to dungeon depth OF ntamy by their aasara
obedience The commands OF village pohticans
nirh ruined the great powerful party which now only has
nn existence in NAME not in FACT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

NEW JERSEY.-Ine Camden DGmocrat says "a gen.
tenana 1hg, aud Of the prupricors OF the largest
manufacturing establishments in this country
"Wednesday l.st that f.r he knew, and he believed
there moi ~ his employ cto 1cod roe for Gen.
Scot We believe he and his partner have work for them
near two hundred hands"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

The Mnedgeville Recorder whg says ITO suppose that
Scott can carry this Ss to suppose that he has only to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

IN m OF their .sl at night will ud by taking The Cher
HlrNCrS ol irritation the throat and upper portion OF e
On 10 cd they be OF sound unbroSen
refreshing rest. Great relief from suffering
Ultimate cure is afforded 10 thousands who thus afflicted
y :tls IyaiuIb.c remedy. -.
F;nm r..ao!e effect IN many find themselves hh
% m "a lis use when the necessity Tor has ceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06

peruvian GUANO.-l5.U4s bags best Peruvian Gusno
!1yN-est U-'' 'Ap''''N- HUGH w. FRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-06
DRS. DIEMER g. HAMPTON.
SPEAKERS. this remedy Is lnval

FAyErrEviLtE. Tenn. April 10th, lSol.
given your Cherry Pecora xcnsve tria IN our
sa n il 10 surpass every other remedy we have Tor cur.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-28
IMPORTANCE DECISION.
ESCLAVEs MIS- EN- LIBERTe.
On lit dams le Courier des Etats

On lit dams le Courier des Etats
Unis
lie juge Paine de Ia conr snpsrieure
dc New York rendu. samcdi, ;.in,i
quill layait annonce. 81 decision sur In
d"tnandc de mise en- liberte don't il await
6:s sai>i an nom de I'esc!avc !.ouis-Na-
po'ton Nos lccteurs mont sans doute
pas ouhl6 les preIiminaires dc cette
canse. qni lcnr ont etc exposes dams lie
numiro du 8 cpnrant: HUT csclaves, sa
voir, Louis Napoleon. jennc hommc de
dix. hIit ans environ, deux fcmmes tga-
!ement fort jcnnes, ct cinq ;nl.ns, ont
e'e aments de Ia Virginie New York
par leur proprittairc q'i Sc propo<ait de
les transporter au Texas. On Il sopfcnu
pour lcur comptc que, en- vertu dcs lois
dc l'Etat, ic f,it seui den avoir to,c,.t
lie sol 'eur donnait la iihcrtt; H. I'on'
done rtc!amtc par la vote de fjso5sas
ropus, ct 'e j"ge ma pas or" rouvoir Ia
lenr rciiser. Il Il dtc!are qn'a ses ycnx
la legislation Ic l'Eiat de New York
n'oiErAit pas dams ce;tc question l., moln-
Dire obScur,tt; ellie ne pcrn,ct nj re>cia.
v"ge, nj l'impoftat!on des escIaves; ii
ny a d'cxception s''r cc point ora I'e-
gard dcs escIaycs lnsitii:. Tout escl"vc.
amene voo"talrement pas son nmitre:
dovicnt Iibrc pai le lait, ,c,'n est Ia con.
clnsion logilne qri resort dune Ioi de
1917, snspcnd"e pendant qne'ques an
ntes, mais renise en- vigueur par IN
acte de 1871. Obtissant Il ces tcxtcs
prscis, ejnge Paine ordonas l.. mise
Ell iherte des huit personnes mentioDnees
dams lie mandat habeas corpus.
MaIgre tout ce que cette decision peut
avoir de legal, ct bien qu'e!!e ne pre;,ne
personne par surprise, ellie ne laissera
pas, nous lie craignons, de sisciter quel-
que ombrage dams !e Sld ct de sou.evcr
des recriminations don't i'eifet pourrait
atre de raviver des animosiies anjoHr-
i hui complement apaisees. Ellie fera
tout an moins METRE en- question l..
nationale dune Ioi particu-
Iiere ON etat, laGneiie Sc trouve par le
f,it en- contradiction avec l'esprit meme
lie In Constitution.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-28

Vous etes amoureux, tres Cher. deplo-
rablemcnt amonreux, amourenx fou
Qui vous fait supposer celia f..
- A la bonnie heure vons ne niez
pas j.. &c qui me fait supposer celia I
he !! he une foule d'indicef. Nous al.
tres EspagnoIs, voycz-vous, nous sommes
de terribles observateurs.. de vrais ar.
gus J.. Jai surprise.
-Qnoi demanda vivement Xavier.
Don Juan ecIa'a de rire. '.,.'%-
- Allons dit-il. yous vons trahissez.
II serait cruel a moi de yous pousser da-
vantage.
Au bruit de l'eclat de rire, le mem
diant s'etait retourne. II sonleva son
chapeau de paiIIe ct tendit sa main ou-
verte yers lie balloon. " " ''''''' ii
Xavier prit sa bourse anssit6t. 7'
= Ce negre me deplaft, grommela
CarraI en- tirant anssi sa bourse.
Xavier jeta son offrande. lie men,
diant, await de Sc baisser pour la ramas'
ser, Sc decouvrit de nouyeau ct nit Id
main sur son cnur.
~ Negre, VOLTA cinq francs, s'ecria
Carral: je 'te les donne 4 condition que
tu Ten iras au diable ct gu'on ne te yer-
ra plus
La piece de cing francs torba dana le
chapeau du mendiant. Al lieu de IA
~
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-28

| ,iop Gre pus pour etre be:,nx. acYieraIent
| aeanmoins nne certaine noblesse ct je-
talent de brillnnts ,rehets, sous Ia couche
dc pomnade. i9ui hes enJuisait. Sc: yeux
etaiehit atdens, plelnss de fen, mals Sc
baissaicnt patriots inyolontairement sous
m regard hardi o., scrutatenr. Sa fi''e
noustache enfin etait pure de tout poll
gisonnanf; mais, sous les meches hi
,antes de ceitc mo.l>tachc, nne ride pro
fondement dessinfe sabitis.ait les coia> de
sa bonche:ii await fllln sonrire hien dc>
lois ct bien anerement pour crenser ce
siIlon caracte:i-,igue. Ce signe demen-
tait hautement lair dc, ,jeunesse du yi,ag"
enter. ii ne cadrait qr rayec le ccrcIe
hIeuatre qui cernait ga paupiere citejoi-
,gnait ses tempes japaies ct masbrecs
d'imperceptibIes pills. II
Ce personnage Sc f,isait ncmmer L.
cavalier don Joan de Car:ai, geniihom-
me espagnol. II parlait sonsent de sa
-E,miile, qui ctait une des prcmiefes ds
ct Sc montrait, en- toutes
occasions, fort vain de sd noble i,ais-
sance. s.
9n En- celia. il agissait CONNIE ccs bellies
danes qui Sc. laissaiept faire des compli
ments sur leur chevelure .achelee. Juan
de CarraIc cetait fills de negre, esclave dc
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-28
FATS EUROPEENS.

ADRESsE DuN sERGEN,' DE.yILLE. -
la Ll5erte raconte TN trait original d 'un
serg"n'-de-vlllc de Lille (Nord):
" Nous ons r"pporte dernierement,
dit ce journal. I'expioit 'HercuIe Delat-
tre, nui vonnt enlever le lit de camp ct
les Fortcs dn violon, CONNIE son cole que
Samson enIeva iadis les portes de GAIA.
lIrrou|e Delattre, mis- depuis en- liberte,
await contre Iui IN nouveau mandat d a.
'nener; 'nais il ignorait cette circons-
tance. HER soir, son arrestation, qui
n'etait pas chose tres flcile cause de
la force m,scuaire du prevenn, eth ac-
compile avec beauconp d'adresse par
I'agent de police Quinzcbillc. .~s p.
Get agent await avise denx paysans en-
contravention sur In Grand Place. an
pied meme de Ia colonno. Les deux
contre !crants refnstient d'alIcr au poste
Honner leur nom; IA discussion s'tchauf.
iait tt pro'oqnait un nomhrenx rassem.
'Ilcment. Iout-a coup, Quinzebii!e aper-
colt dams Ia fonle le redoutable Delattre.
- IEerculc? Iui crie-t-il, donne- moi done
~ coup demain ponr conduire ccs deus
individnS an poste. - ag"
An>>it5t, l'athIetc, fer du service
iu'on hi drmandait, saisit de sa main
p'si>>ante ccs deux r.'caicitran,s ct les
:aIt n,archer. QninzebiIc. RANT dams sa
o"'be avoir ;,,,si fpit dune icrrc de,lx
coups, n'eut qua s,Iivre ses trois prison
n.ers qui Sen al!aient au vioion Fun
pou>S;nt l'antrc.
AuDACIEUsE EsCRoQUER1E. - Avant>
hier, vers onzc hcures du natin, dit un
journal de Paris, le nomme NJ, garcon
de Ia Banque de. France, Sc presenta
chez III. De-, richie negociant de Paris,
ct, s'adrcssant a son caissier, il lui de-
manila dun air dtgage ravance dune
sonme de 10000 francs, disant quill la
Iui rapporterait en- conpures dams moins
dane heure. Ia somrne fnt comptee a
N .., ct ce dernier sortit en- faisant de
nouveiies promesses. Niais une heure
deux he"res, toate la journee Sc passe-
re'H sans qae ie garcon de banque re-
.par0t. lie lcnjemain de ce lait, jeudi
lie caissier de la maison d., fort inquiet,
cr"t devoir faire une demarche a ia Ban
quc de France, on il hi fnt repondu que
lie nomms M. await regle la veilIe
meme son compte de banque ct ne fai-
salt plus partie de Reimbursement.