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Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
DENTISTRY.

DR. CAsADAvANT, surgeon Dentist, formerly
from Paris and York, returns hiss ncere tnanks
to the citizens Of Washington and and vcnSes
for the liberal patronage which they have extcnded)
since he has esabshed hmse In this city, and would NJ
form them that has removed to Lane fuckers build,
inc ON avenue, between the National Hotel
and III street where he still continues to perform all oper
atoms In his profession in superior manner at New York
rices 20 as 10 enable all to test his SKILL and he warrants
bs work 10 be equal that of the best Dentists As he
manufactures artificial teeth he is enabled to suit
All cases will undertake to perform all those operations
In which other Dentists have failed TO succeed He will
far 10 many citizens Of Washington and Georgetown, for
whom he has performed operations. aug e-1m
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
uMRRELLAs, PARAsoLs, AND PINKING.

~ Umbrellas and Parasos from rs cents up to
NV So, comprising general assortment Of green
~nL blue and watered silk Parasols, green and black
>- silk, bingham, and cambria Umbrellas. All tastes
suited good assortment Of silk, gngham and ivory, bone
and other fashionable mounting likewise sticks of every
variety suitable for every description Of repairs. Pnking
Of scarf aprons rues ounces, &c. which, with the
pairs of umbrellas will he DONE and well DONE and done
quickly South side Pennsylvania avenue between 18th
and 18th Streets sign of number Of blue and white UNI
brellas.
aug left DANIEL PIERCE.
WTANTED-A two.story Frame or Brick House, for
w which liberal rent will be paid Inquire at this
Office. aug 1e-2t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17

Mr. Henry r. Wood, who has heretofore SUI
perintended the distribution of the Daily Amer
lean Telegraph in all parts of the city except
Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard, has this day as
signed to us all his accounts We hereby give
notice that no moneys due for this paper are to
be paid to any person not hereaSler publicly au-
thorized by us.
CONNOLLY & SMITH.
WASHINGTON, June 80, 1852.
N. B.--Persons wishing to make payments
can do so at our counter, where all orders will
be received.
June 30.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17

The partnership heretofore existing between the under
signed this day dissolved by mutual consent The BUSH
the late firm will be settled by THOMAS O. CONNOLLY
who alone Is empowered 10 act in Its name.
THOMAS C. CONNOLLY,
J. L. SMITH.
WASHINGTON, August l6, 1852.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17

Our city has been much disturbed Of late by
gangs of rowdies. Yesterday several Of our
most respectable citizens we're attacked, on
South Capitol street, and severely beaten by a
gang rallying under the name philadelphia
Rangers" Two have been arrested, and it is to
be hoped the remainder may be taken. The
watch house last night had five inmates, black
and white. Two were sent to the Farm the
others gave security and paid costs.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
Government PabuIum.

The Columbia (south Carolina) Carolnian,
speaking Of the discontinuance Of the Southern
Press, says:
THE paper received no government pap
without which no paper can exist at the federal
capitalW
We are sorry to hear this fact announced, for
we are not IN the way of receiving such nutri-
ment. Having lived for long time without
it, however, we shall yet hope, and with con-
6dence too, that our vitality is not dependent
upon the fear, favor, or affection of the ruling
powers
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
MUSIC JUST RECEIVED.

MUSIC JUST RECEIVED
y,,v,,,,,, ..,,.a Old Folks at home
VNtW MuSWA Captain Shepherds Quickstep.
tzzzSYIzsz--3 Wait for the Wagon-Guitar and Piano
The Separation-Guitar and Piano
cannot dance to night-Guitar and Piano
The Prize Banner Quckstep
oh, should like to marry-Guitar and Piano
The Soldiers Welcome-Gen. Scott
Nelly BLY,
The Sisters Wedding
Walter & Florence, &c., &c.
At WIMER'S Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
aug l6--tr 9th st. near Louisiana avenue
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17

Mr. Robert w. Goggin win, from and aft0s
this date, serve our subscribers as above Ha
will call upon them, and to him all dues and
arrearages may be paid
CONNOLLY SMITH.
July l, 1852.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
WASHINGTON, August l6, 1852.

Joseph Tate having purchased the interest recently
held by John L. Smith in the establishment Of the Daily
American Telegraph, the business will hereafter be
Quoted by the undersigned under the firm of CONNOLLY
TATEthe editorial department still continuing under the
control Of the senior proprietor
THOMAS C. CONNOLLY,
JOSEPH B. TATE
WASHINGTON, August lG, 1852.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
p J. STEER, MERCHANT TAILOR,

Eighth street, three doors from the Avenue,
II EEps always on hand a select stock of reasonable
n Goods for gentlemen which he makes up to order Mt
notice, and at reasonable prices 80,
Wishing TO prepare for the Fall trade he will from this
date dispose Of his remaining stock Of Spring and summer
Goods at very low prices A.
stock Is yet very complete.
b jy 14-TuTh&Stfif Republic
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
]. A. G. IARDELLA,

PROFESSOR OF MUSIC,
n RESPECTFULLY informs his pupils and the PUBIC ha
* hs season of instruction win terminate on fIlday tne
OH inst and that his duties will be resumed on ,he V OF
September Thankful for tho patronage ne mas IN h
ntmos energies bereaerto merit the appreciation 30 I'D
orally bestowed upon him. wv
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17

pdS- The Hon. Mr. HUNTER, Of Ohio, we are
glad TO see so far recovered from recent indispo.
sition as to be able TO resume his place in the
House Of Representatives -Ink
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
BY REQUEST, ONE WEEK LONGER.
ODD-FELLOWs, HALL,

ODD-FELLOWS' HALL.
NHE public Is respectfully informed that Baynes Gigan-
il tic Panoramas of
Voyage. to Europe
will positively close SATURDAY next the 2lst which will
be the last exhibition in Washington.
, R8- An Exhibition Wednesday and Saturday after
moons at 81 o'clock.
R- Admission rs cents Children under IL years Of age
l5 cents IL
car Doors open at Il Panorama to commence moving at
o'clock aug 16-d1w
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
Dentistry I!

OOAt4oAy
n A. DALEY would respectfully say to -
". those who are in want Of Artificial Teeth, ~
and who doubt the practicability of inserting SLD
them upon the atmospheric pressure principle,
make them serviceable well ornamental, and to
those who have teeth inserted upon this principles and
suffering great inconvenience and modification in having
them drop in the mouth in speaking in masticatpg,
from their mperfecton, to give him call He wants but
trial. and If entire satisfaction be not given charge
will be made All operations performed on the teeth In the
and durable Charges moderate
Old stand, Wards building, Browns Hotel, Penn
avenue between 9th and 7h Streets Washington,
ID. C. aug l3-eo3t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
BOARDING IN THE COUNTRY!


MEADOW BANK, Spa SPRING, AUG. 16, 1852.
TINIE Subscriber has Room vacant, and thus
accommodate small family with Board the remainder
Of the Residence three miles from the city, the
turnpike to Badensbug Apply If by letter. to Wash
ington Post Office.
aug lows ROBT. w. BURROWS.
INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIANO AND IN
SINGING!
NE undersigned, lately from Germany, begs to inform
/ the citizens of Washington, Georgetown, and Aexan-
dria. that he will give INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIANO
AND IN SINGING. lie has been travelling since 1S49
with Madame Biscaccan, and performed in her last
cert in this city lie performs the compositions OF Lisz
Thaberg and other great composers and proposes to teach
the Tbalbergian STYLE
B1- COMMUNICATIONS left at the Music Store Of Richard
Davis at Mrs Holmeads Pennsylvania between
ID and ~ streets, will be promptly attended to- Terms
One-half In advance. FIR. KLEY.
REFEREScEs
Gen. LUCIus j. POLK, Gen. GIDEON Pillow
Col. ANDREW j. POLK Rev. EDWARD Il. CREssEY,
Col GEORGE POLK, Rt. Rev. Bishop 0TEY Maury co.. T.
RS- Mr.. KLEY Professor for year and half at
Ashwood Maury county, Tenn. aug 1G-lm
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
HORSE, CART, AND HARNESS FOR SALE.

NHE Horse Is warranted perfectly sound, and Cart and
i Harness nearly new They will be gold bargain.
Inquire Of LEVI HUMPHREY,
aug 17-3t G. street. between 9th and It'll.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
Marble Mantels.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of
ington and the District that he has now finished at
his Marbleyard the greatest variety of splendid Italian
Marble Mantels richly carved and plain offered for
sale in this city. He socs call from gentlemen wanting
such articles he will sell low any of the Northern
cities He has finished number pure white Eastern
Marble Headstones of various designs which he offers on
moderate terms, and will execute Monuments and Tombs
to any design or drawing given.
BE- Calcined Plaster for sale at $3.50 per barrel.
VIM RUTHERFORD,
aug 13- GIN st., between 18th ana 10Th sts.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17

CODA WATER i-superior Soda Water.
- june 30 &. WILLIAM T. EVANS
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
TO GOVERNMENT OFFICERS, ENGINEERS,
BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, INVENTORS,

d. WILLIAMS still continues in his old business as
IL. General Draughtsmsn. Drawings in Topography in
every style. Mechanical Drawings embracing Architec
ture Machinery in all its varieties Design and fancywork,
&c Also win attend all business entrusted TO his care for
the United States Patent Office. Prepares all necessary
papers, &C. a- Office, second house east of It'll street.
north side of Y street ~ 31-eSat
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17
FANCY eooDs---RIBBoNs, FLOWERS, &c

aug l1-dN
FANCY G00Ds---RIBB0Ns, FLOWERS, &c.
IN cartons splendid new.stye Bonnets
~ Ribbons very cheap
cartons Mantua Ribbons, all numbers
Black do do
Flowers Tarletons, Fleming Grapes, &c
Black Silk Lace Falls
Lisle and Thread Laces and Edging.
Cambria and Swiss do
Worked Collars, Chimesets, &c.
Plain and Embd Linen Cambria Handk'fs very cheap
Large stock and Muslin Undersleeyes with almost
every article in the Fancy and Trimming line.
We respectfully invite the Ladies to call and examine
themselves. d. III. TEBBS co,
No. I, south side Pa. av doors east Centre Market
aug 17-ytr
yTARlETY.-Combs Hair and Tooth Brushes, Nee
Extracts Hair Oil, and Perfumery generally; Porte Mon
uaies Suspenders Gloves Buttons Tapes Bobbns Threads
Cords Spool Cottons Sewing silk Hooks aud Eyes &C. &c
aug ll-ytr d. II. TEBBs co.
ZOE sHILLINGTON has received
~ Godeys Lsdy's Book for September.
Graham's Magazine for September
Ladies' National Magazine for September
awork OF immense value to all persons who wish to
know the truth upon the subject Of Slavery
New Books and Newspapers received fast published
and for sale at JOE SHILLINGT0NS Bookstore,
aug l7-tr Odeon Building cor. AZ st. and Pa.
HORSE, CART, AND HARNESS FOR SALE.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-17

TOLT'S PISTOLS.-A full assortment Of Sizes
~ with latest improvements, may be found at
aug l4-3t STEVENS'S Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
GENTLEMEN'S HATS!
FASHION FOR FALL, 1862.
CTEVENS, Halter, Browns Hotel, will this day in
- troduce Beebes Nqw York Fall style for gentlemens
Hats. Sales Room, Browns Hotel. aug 14-3t
THE GREATEST BLESSING OF THE AGE!
ToRSES Syrup of Yellow Dock-patronized and highly
wi recommended By eminent Physicans-for purify
ing renovating strengthening, and nyigoratng the ys
tent For sale by WILLIAM T. EVANS,
aug LIFT corner OF ii and 18th streets.
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CONVENTION DEMOCRATIQUE DE
L'ETAT
Nlle-Oilcans. le 6 novcmbre 1852

A une asscmbIte du Comic Central Demo-
cratuuc de Etat, ia e,t o,lanlM"tt
RGsoiu Qu'unc convention oehJcratlGue
sera tenlle Baton-Rouge, MECCREDI Ter de-
cenl!,rc ,,rochain, alil lie lommer te, oihci1is
dc PEtat, cu vcrtu lie la Con. LA. '9A dc 1872.
R6soi, Que la base de la rr.'I, ,';,i'Ion
dan, Ia die convention dcvr. sc ave c"'"Jf-
mt,ocnt 4 Fusage alopte pas l' p' " donlo-
cratioue: c'est-a-dirc IN ,2r,t,t,''~tr pour
chauuc cent voix democrajiYuts; ;et IN t1, ,t@'eIl-
tant pour chaquc fraction au-dcSonj 'to clIl-
quaute votes rcCus respcctivcment dams cha
,nc paroisse rGlection prtsldcnllolle quI
vicnt davoir lieu. ;.
Rfsoln Quill ,oit recommande an part de-
moctatiu utc dc la vile de la Nouvcllc-Orleans
de Sc rttl, ii d.lj,s lcurs anciclls Wards, JEUDl
25 novemnrc, aiill de nomulcr des dele9ueS
la convention qui dot Sc tolir a Ba'on-houYe
lie Ter de deccmbte proclaim, ct que les ID J.
ferlns cll1s lcs altcjc,'s lro,ds soent invites
designer les IicuX de reuion
Resolu Quill soft rccoul"ande nos ireres
democraies dams tout / Et II de sasscmbler Ell
convention, dams lcurs paroisses aussIt6t que
possible pour nonlmcr Qcs dele cues la con-
yention qui doit avoir lieu Baton-Rouge lie
Ter decelnbre proclaim.
Resolu, Que les journaux de'nocrates de
rEtat sollt invites publici les resolutions qul
precedent.
EMILE La SERE, President.
J. L. LEVY, Secretaiie.
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I'ob,curite Ia trompa; me prcHant ponr
celui 1,'clIe cher. halt a sauver. ellie me
condni>it dans sa chambrc, me donna du
vim capiteux que je bus sans prudence ct
qui, m'cnlcvant tout pouvoir sur moi
meme, me fit commettre une action indi-
gne, une action que depnis trois ans je
mai pas ccsse de me reprocier, une ac-
ton don't i'ayeu va f,ire tomber SIR moi
Ie mtpris que jsai trop !ongtemps laisse
pcscr sur un autre. ..s.
Solange await entendu |e commence.
ment de &c recit pldIot ayec le tristc in-
ttret qu'in-pirent les divagations dun
ami malade qu'aye Ia curiosite resultant
du dt<ir d'apprendre un secret. Mals
certains details donnes par CASTOR ratnc-
nant d sa pensee les circumstances dune
mutt deplorablc, la jenne file d'honncnr,
aIarmee, scntit s'eyeiiIer en- ellie Ia plus
douIonrcuse attention. Aux derniers mots
qui I'aidercnt a comprcndre, ellie s'eloi-
gna brusqaement de Melcy; mais com
me 81 ellie eft voulu tacher de douter en-
core, ellie cemanda dune voix tren,-
blante z3ta f# #..,
= Get hommc, don't vous avez faIt
depuis trois ans calomnier In mamoire,
comment s'appelaitil, M. de Melcy9...
- s'appcIait Hector de Vernon, re-
pondit le jeune calviniste avec effort.
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CORRESPONDENCE De L'ADElILE. :.
PARIS, 81 octobre 1852.
Monsieur rEdileur de l'HJeiUe.

Monsieur,
ST vous lisez a la Nonvellc- -Orltan;
les iour,aux mini,ttricIs dc France, von.
verrcz ecrit tout an long que Loni:
Napoleon etc accucili 4 Paris an mi
lien dun enthousiasme impossible a de-
crirc. phrase sttreo'yypte.) y Ccs jonrnarx
yous apprendront en- o"tre que q"atorze
arcs de triomphc avaient ele dresses
pour Ia reception de Cesar revenant
.Awilo Fedun; que les corporations on
where's, les danes de Ia halle, ttaicnt
aIIecs au dcvunt de Son Altc>-c Impe.
rialc, avec bannieres Ell cris dc vivc I''n-
pcreur, que Ia garde rationale s'est mons
tree admirable d.entrain ct de Chaleur
ct que jamais souverain nest entire dans
sa capitaic cscorle de plus de nosls ct de
plus d 'accIamations joycnses. Voici main-
tenant la vtrite. rien que Ia verite. Dams
les hui, jonrs qni ont prtctde l'arrivte
du fntur empere"r, la police "A fait IN
miller d'arrestations dams Paris ct dams
la banIienc. Ordre a etc donne par Ie
minislre de linterienr anx directcurs de
theatres situes sur les boulevards dele.
yer des arcs de triomphe, 81 bien que
Cesar etc on peut Ie dire, reGn ct fete
par tous les BaIadins de Paris. lie pres
mier arc triomphal await etc dresse par
les clowns des nrenes, le dernier par les
arti,les de l'Opera.
On s-etait rc,,du dams tons les ateliers
pour avoir des onvrers qul allassent en-
corps au devant du prince; vis-a-vis du
Plus grand nombre il "A fal'u employer la
menace pour les contraindre senreg'-
mcnter. Cinq francs etaient aI'o"es a
cl,auue homme de bonne vclonte. Les
commissaires de quarters avaient agI de
Ieur cole sur les marches. ct tons les eta
acisies, patcntts ct medalIes fnrent con-
trainls de ssenr6Ier sous la banniere ver-
te ct or sous peoe de Sc voir enlever Ia
permission ou Ia patcnte q"'ils t'ennent
dc la police. Ordrc fnt egalement donne
aux chef Embellishments pnbiics, COM
me cafes, restaurants. etc., ditfnminer lie
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IR RW1I LIY ON. .
SOLANGE DE FRESNE.
-ss-
as PAR NINE ADELE DEsLoGEs.
90
aa VII.
gtE s, II Suife.
VII.
[ SUITE. ]

Cette iettre enigmatique fit croire d la
ieune file d'honneur que Castor a'avai,
pas cesse d'atre en- proie aa delire; ellie
communiqua ses GRANTEES au cheyalier
qui lui repoadits: He
~ Jignore, mademoiselle, ce que mon
ami vonss nande: mais ie crois ponvoir
Seus assurer que lorsqu'il vous ecrit il
jouissait de sa raison.
~ Je nose l'esperer, dit Solange;
mais n'importe, je vous accompagnerai
aupress de lui; son etat de souifrance
justifie Z mes yeux ce qu'une telle de-
marche a dc peu regulier.
Ellie s'enveloppa dune mante, NIT un
ionp, ct partit en- s'appuyant sur lie bras
de Dampierre.
Malgre son extreme faiblesse, Castor
s'etait habille ayec soin pour attendre
Solange; mais Ia fatigue &c joignant i
a'inqaistude- l i'emotion, Il lie put fare
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ASSEMBLED DEMOCRATIQUE.

Nous avons public mardi dcrnicr e'
nous publons aujourd hui pour Ia de'xie'
me fois, les resolutions passees par le CO.
mite central derocratiqne, Feifct de
.choisir, en- vertn de la nouvelle Constitu'
ton, des candidats aux Principaux Off
.ces dc l'Etat ct des Paroisses.
Pour Accomplishment de ce hant
devoir, la Democratic de cette paroisse
est convoquee, a NapoIeonville, jeudi
prochaln, 25 novsmbre, de la part du
Gomite central democratique dc PAS
somption. a.
" Une des plus importantes missions dc
cette assemble sera de choisir des dele-
'gnes pour l'election qui aura lieu, q Ba-
ton. Rouge, lie Ter decembre prochaIn,
de candidats aux plus hautes fonctions
de la Louisiana.
( Democrates de tontes les sections dc
Ia paroisse ne soyez pas sourds Pappe!
du Comite central, pour que lc vnu de
la paroisse, soft excitement rcpresente a
Baton-Rougc.
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les yeux dc Mile dc ircsne sc tour.
nercnt vers le ciel, ct ellie s'ecri;, :tt@5
- Malheurcux Hector! pardonnez-
moi; ce nest pas vo"s que je deyais hair.
- Non, ce nest pas 4 celni qui
plus que vous deyez votre haine, c'est 4
celui gu; va bient3t cesser d'atre, dit le
jeune protestant don't la paleur liside att
tcstais les angoisscs. te7f
SoIange, ataiss.nt sur lui son regard
plein dune indicible expression dere.
prochc ct de iristesse, repliqna ~
- Est-ce avec laintent:on de rendre
cette haine que )e vous dois plus cr,'eile
mon sme, qe vons yous stes elorce de
Ia fare Preceder dun sentimeD,.... afec.
tueuy9 #u4t aa .asa sa
Ne le croyez pas, s'ecria Castor
encrgiqucment; ne lie croyez pas au nom
du ciel! Toutes mes fautes ei,vers yous
sont involontaires. lfsp
- Meme ce silence garde jusqu'au-
jourd hui? as1
&c silence, je pnis l'exp'ieuer jus.
QUA fheure Oh je vons al yue au Lou.
vrc: c'ess i'iaterst de yo,re bonheur au-
ssnt cue celui de mon amour qui ma
empscke de le sompre. aHsa1 ~
Alors Aieicy raconta comment, enler-
me dansles murs de La Rochelle, assl6-
gee par l'armec catho'ique, il n'avsis pa
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IN soul pas au-deyant dc III l1,nc file
lorsuu'il III Wit entrer dams sa cilanbrc.
Ellie. en- le trouvant 81 ;,battn. laissa
eciater sur son visagc une prtic de lin
terat que recelait son cenr, ct iui par
lant dc sa yoix Ia plus donce
- Vons etcs bien pen en- etat de sou-
tcnir un entreticn serieux, dit-elle ;
a,ournons cclui que vous m'annonciez
iusqu.apres votte guerison. N'cst-ce pas,
monsieur de Dampicrre, quill y aurait
de l'imprudcnce M. de Melcy.....
Ellie s'arfeta ct rongit, en- s'aperce-
want que Ie cheyalier I'avail l,issee seule
ayec Castor. Celui-ci, demi couche
sur une chaise tongue, fit un effort pour
Sc soulever, ct repondit pressure ininteIIi-
giblement
L'imprndence serait de remettrc
une confession devenue argentc.
- Eth bien! parIez de maniere d ne
pas vous fa,iguer, dit Solange en- Sc pen
chant vers Iui pour mieux l'entendre :je
vous ecoute.
Mais ellie l'ecouta longtemps en- vain,
car le ieune caiviniste, an lieu de soccn-
Der de ce qu'il await q lui dire, s'enivrait
du bonheur de Ia contempler. A Ia I'm
dependant il craignit d'abuser de sa pa
tience:
Pardon, murmura-t-il. Il j'hesite !
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meme: Vons savcz sans doute l'histoire
du coche d'Auxerre? Non. Eh bien! Ia
voici Un jour lie coche sombra: il y
await sur Ie batcau 50 personnes qui dis
parnrent sous les flots; on pIongea ct on
en- ramona Ga sur lie rivage. - Je com.
pris PapoIogue ct yous Ie comprendre2
a"ssi bien que moi. II ny aura peut.
atre que quatre millions de votans, mais
tenez pour certain quill y aura an moine
hIit millions de oui. II en- faut cinl
cent mile de plus qu'au 20 deccmbrc
1851. la chose a etc arretee en- consei|
de ministries. &c nest pas pour rien
quo Mcrcadct est au pouvor.
U" Gait q"i frappe tout lie monde ct
qni mon!re lie peu de soIidit6 de |'eta-
bli'sement qui Sc prepare, c'cst Ia faci|itt
meme aycc IaqueIIe Louis Napoleon ar
rive an but supreme de son ambition.
Ious | es parts sembIent etre d'accord
sur cc point qn'iI faut que 'cmpire Sc
fHsse, les republicans eux.mamcs desi
rent cetle solution. II y entente ge-
ntraIe pour que Ia comedic imperiale
s'accompIisse sans diflicultt. Get homme
qui assume TINT de responsible ite sur sa
tetc devrait bien songer, s'i| est aussi in
tcligcnt que e dissent scs f,tteurs, que
c'cst le lendemain meme de Ia procI;,-
n'aticn de I'Empire que la dIffic"Itt
cornmcncera pour lui.' En- effrt, armt
dun pouvoir immense, responsible DE-
tout par celia se"l quill peut toni, COM
mc"t pourra-t-il parer aux evenemenl>
eventnels sill ne dirige pas l'activite d'".
ne nation anssi active que Ia France? II
IA tue Ia tribune, la presse, la Iibcrtt, ccs
trois grandes occupations des societies
Politiques. Aujourd'hui il ne res;e plus
rIcn que Iui sur Ie sol dtbInye, ct cepcn-
dant une nation ne Wit pas settlement
dams la personnalite dun homme. Pour
f'ire diversion, fera-tiI la guerre? II dit
que non. Sill la fait, e-t-lI SUR de rem.
trer en- France apres Ia premiere ba-
taiIle? S'i! he Ia fait pas. que fera til !?
VOLTA le problemc, VOLTA le mot de l'e-
n'gnc que proposera sans cesse Napo-
leon Ill Ie sphinx de l'avcnir, ct 81 Ic
nonveI empereur ne lie deviue point,
soyez sur quill ne tardera pas a stre de-
voie.
On m aunoncc 4 I'instant que fon
fait dtja des prtparat'fs dams la cathe-
draIc de Bourges pour n cerdmonie d"
announcement. Les empiriques dissent
to'uours que le Papc vicndra i Paris,
m'is je per-iste croire que c'est Ia TN
hr,,it premature. Je cros etre bien in
formd Ell yous disant que Ie Saint-Pere
aurait repondu au general de Cote q,'iI
nc vouIait pas gutter Rome ct qn'il SC
mcttrait sous la protection de fAutriche
81 on tcntalt de lui faire violence.
Agrecz, 49,. X.
p. S. LIE Journal des Debais fera sa
dcmain matin. il erie Tlve
Empire pour IL etre pas supprime.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-11-21
APPRECIATION DU FRANCAIS.

Un compositcur Americain, fort dis
tingu.e cores poudant du Public Ledger,
app,e Gle Ie Francais dams "ne de ses
derniercs Iettres, dune maniere qui est
tcIlcment conformc a notre propre juge-
mcnt, que nous cmprun,on> au"Courrier
des Etats. .Unis" Ia traduction quill a
fate de p'usicnrs extraits de cette lettre.
1" M jnecz nj trop viIe nj trop severe