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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-21
HALIFAX STEAMER, for HALL.

q tAx, NOVA 9COIIA-Ths ssv ~
hne and furnished In elegant style foe The sseoune
Of peeseneefA viii leave the end Of Long whsH
ss Halih1, syery SATURDAY, q S:iosl I; No.
IN vsrs-rins Cabin, ineiad1ns nsaA 20. ~
scad Cabin, without mssk IS. for freight g ~
H g CLAk. JONES COZ 1cso.i L.
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OPENING of a NEW ESTABLISH.


~ hENT-The subscriber hegs leave 70 inform the
ladies' q this atty vicinity and the public in general Of the
opening Of his entirely and magnificent store located
~ NO ts Broaoway southwest Of Broom aud
devoted 10 the sale Of Zsphyr Worsed Canvas Patterns
commenced and finished EmhrSden-s. all materials Tor
Nstde-NoTs also Fnoges, Gimps, Braid. Cords Tasss
Velvet Ribbons Buttons and all snds Of the Clo
and Dres Thinning together with splendid Asso-
me a. fFreneh Fancy Articles for wedding and birthday
presentG
Tue subscriber being Of the lorse want Of such
an es'abihment in The upper part Of the city Is confident
that II Will meet the wishes and appreciation Of the ladies
sDs the public IN general
Mr. ID NJ PEYSER, the brother Of the underlined and
his lady who have been long and hvor.bly In ls
city dealers In the sboysnamed ARTICLES being therefore
n ae2uaintec with the market vel ss the refined
t.se Of the ladies', soourning Tor a number Of
years IN Europe selecting for the establishment the sEest
latest and most desirable articles sppeaing in this hne
which VIII be received BY every European steamer
Combirirg the above advantages with his etperence
o. upward Of sixteen years IN this business both in the
uited states and Europe, the subscriber .ftes himself
that BY srct attention the Of the ades be will
merit th-iI hind patronage re would zso sce.tfuy add
that be has engaged competent lies fully acquainted and
ons exPe fenced in this business who will ave instruction
N all the various branches Of Needle-Work
AL orders Of Tnmmings Marking and Eulbroidelis. of
evsry descrpton VIII be eeved and promptly attended 70
: NJ PElSER, No. ~ sr adwsy, corner Of Broome q
Tbs store vii be opened 90 this day, Sept 81 at 10
O'Clock A NJ.
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politiral Nctifrs

TO Scott Life Gnard Asseciation.-A meeting
viii he held at Constitution Hail. No b5o Broadway, ,
t.nSsr CO 10 as banner and badges will he pre-
sened All who served under Gen. SCOTT invited to
attend By order Of wM. Ii. BROWN, President.
HUcH MCDONALD, }seeret.rs.
JosFPH A. JONES, }S''
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fnrnitnrt, or.
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHFRS

" BEDS, hATTREssEs "a .GCRAWRnCI, -.
Zoe Grsndst, "a door east Of E~ex-st New.YorS Co.
Upholstery and Feather 5tore-The attention az t,tSs
about purchasing respectfully invited 20 Ia. L.. .
beautiful assortment Of Beds Hsttressea PsI..e Als
ssscI Cot ke, a. Of which have been purehssd =, 80
indueement for Ell 70 call and examine tie shova So.
you. % making ther purchases Good. sent 70 .oy D.
as Ivy, IIoonyn ara munsIsoursh free Of earass on
W. CRAWBUCR No ts5s ;r,,A
"a door east Of Es,eI-st ~ v
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| GHT-PRODUCING MATERIALS

1-Lhe Tuoserloen are largely eusas,d In m, r,.--N
aIe OF rhosens GsA Burning llud Camphsne. soS i;
We s.nsuss o. lamps for cunning tbs VARIOUS mstsrsi
bese ranufsetareu Of the above they sosr m.r.., 4.
snsemsro 70 country esalsrs % maize theft sures n.
w. ~ ss'sssh SHAs STAIR, n, CO.
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Ga aAiEsoaDI AND \. CHICAGO UNION
MILWAUKEE AND nissrss,p,,
pr eenta shri kAILkOAp
intsssss psyshls h Nsv-Yerh Yor Principal snl
e32AcRAH ecO9S. - N ww.
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to SAN FRANCISCO
- The new and elegant Steamship SIERRA NEVADA
= ~, wilson, Comm andsr, will leave New-York on
hsDAY, Sept Is, ats P. NJ, precisely; connecting
IEs B. Chopper Commander which vessel lsayes Pan.
anna On The arrival OF the passenger For passage sppiv b
DAVIS, BROOKS Co
General Agents, No. % Besverst Nsw.Yo,k
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LINEN HALL. No. 53l

EW-YORK LINEN HALL, No. 500
! Y BROADWAY doors above Spring st-ln thanh
ns Kind friends and patrons VINO have DO
rally supported during tour hst the past season be
u inform them and the public large, that have
pleted fall mPorAtions and have heretofore i'm
variety Of Linen Coos lonly 70 Offer them which
70 b Of the best and purest manufacture havns
BEEN By our orders Manufactured expressly Zoe this sab
hshnent and in addition our large stock o. sheetpea
Table Linens Table Cloth. s0re Of which really beau
utul) Pillow Linsns Napkins, Doyies TovslinsA stsii
Crashe. shitipss Ss &c have imported largely o. French
Shirt Fronts In plain printed and embroidered Also Cam
bre Hsndkerchefs IN plain pIinted and embroidered and
Lace Borders, 70 which We solicit youI attention.
JOHN DAVIS co.
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TINENS-LJNENS-Good Irish II

INENS-LINENS.- Irish Lin
LIENS importers pdces. mot cheap auction goods
comprising the following celebrated makes Richardson's
superior Family Linens Ledes superior hsndspun Linens
Gsy superior soft finish Linens, snd Hunters made
pressy for shirt bosoms and clllA New York Mills aud
Col red French Cambria Shirtne All Of which vii he sold
by the piece or made into Shirts at LklGHrON'S First
Premium Shirt Mandatory, No. 10 Park place.
Dep0ts IN New-OIeAns sod san Francisco Gentlemen
from those cities respectfully invited 20 call
CHARLES LEIGHTON
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EMITTANC ES-PASSAGES-

y EN- TITAN ES-PASSAGES.-i
~ BOWMAN, GRINNELL L CO, No SO southst,
sole and only authorized Agents for the SWA
LOW.TAlL LINES OF PACKET SHIPS
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sail 9Th LosDoN PACKETS sa sveru
ard zlst Of every month alternate Thu, sdsy
LltEkPOOL LONDON
CONSTITUTION, SIR r. FEEL
NV WORLD. CORNELIUS 0RINNyLIs.
QUEEN FTHE WEST, INDEPEEDENCE
CONSTANTINE, AMERICAN CONGRESS-.
ALBERT 0ALLATIN, PRINCE ALBERT,
AsHBURTON, YORKTOWN, g
NEW SHIP. PATRICK HENRY. f.
Pesons wishing 10 send for their friends and dearous
bn them out any Of the above sbio. -
informed thai MesHs. BOWMAN, 0RINNELL L CO. 49,
the only Agents for the above chi Dc 10 this city
Tney ass Issue Drafts from 4 and upward, which ~
payable ct sight 10 town through ireland and 0rs
Britain BOWMAN, GhINNELL < co, No So
South st., N Y. and Regents Road Liverpool.
Liverpool Packets leave New-York 9Th and 2ls Of sssk
day.
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A NJ. MERwIs, Auc'ioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER q Co.
ID Trade Sales Rooms No IS PMk-row.
COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE

COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE
The Wiceapee Company. Fishkill Landing, Dutches'
County ~ Y will sell at public auction on the premises on
the 6,h day Of October 81 y O'Clock M all their Real
Estate Machinery and Personal EfectA a. foows;-lS
acre. Of Land with large three story bck Factory "
BY 80 feet (roof covered VITA gavsnsed ron with pe<er
And boiler attached having steam and gas pipes
throush eli the rooms heating and lighting the same
Also one story brick Building IS by 81 feet with base
ment used Office and sorebouss folr large
three story bck Dwelling Houses with s., suitable conye-
niences The DAM Fumes and Bukhesos are made In the
best manner for strength durability and beauty OF hnsh
The Water Power equal 10 35 horse In the dyest
,earon on fall OF 25 feet The Machinery consists OF
5000 rug hTost. and mule spndes and 90 ~ wide Looms
with all other necessary machinery for operating the same
on coarse fine cottons Was built In si7 10 the most eN
pensye style, and 10 foil operation aud In first rate
order The present company have expended the proper
~ in the various Improvements slO50O0 The property lies
half mile from the Hudson River RAILROAD, go mics hom
NswN os and directly the proposed ne lnow being
veysd OF the Hartford Providence and Fishkl Railroad
making very desirable location for locomotive shop on
extensive scale any ott Ter heavy light manufacture
ing purpose The real estate aud machinery will be sold
separately The property be viewed at any time Maps
Of the property and all information given to postpaid COM
munieaiions. Address
WICCAPEE COMPANY, Fishkll Landing; or
JOHN sLADE CO, No. - Broadst, New'York.
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Sales BIZ anrtion.

UCTION NOTICE-Boots and Shoes.
~ We would call attention 10 the sale OF 100 esses
Boots Shoes and Ruboers, en- TUESDAY, the Il" inst,
At Il o'clock A. NJ, 81 the store No. 20 Pesr.st by
- A. ID. GALE.
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FASHIONABLE HATS.-Elepsn
A :.: = g sa Hal. sssl Il. TIA. I.s.A..y DE.
Ne ~ cssslt, q, Ssa - c,Hua
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VANDERBILT LINE for SAN
FRANClsCO-Tbe only lins giving Tickets for cfos,
ing the I,thmus The favorte double engine stesm.bn
PKOMEThEUs, 1900 tuns will leave from pier No 2
ntHh RIVER, ar O'Clock p NJ, precisely, on TUESOA Az.
popular steamship PACIFIC, the Nicaragua Trsast
Route having but twelve miles Of land trsnsoortaton
nese nave superior aeco nmodaons aud vsntis-
ton FOR information and passage at the lowest rates sp
Ply oniJo ID. B. ALLEN, Agent
No. Battery place, up stairs.
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NOTlCE.-The annual election for Di-
tee'os OF me 0rocer Bank In the CITY ofNew.Yosk
wuiee held st the Raskipr Honsa ON MONDAY The III
eaS ~ sv VS'Sosr eat horn u to o'clock Pm
New.leTk, Sept Is, 1852 " L. - 60
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Clothing, &r.

A d g. A. ARMOUR, Diapers and
H. Tsors, No. sos Broadway, (cor Of Duss,.,tl In.
vie the public 70 call and examine their new and well
selected STOCK OF black and fancy eslored Cloths Csssme
beauty OF style and elegance Of workmsn.p Are NOT 70 BE-
pesed and which they offer At very r-.soosh. prices
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Goai.

COAL.-Red Ash Eggand Stove, screen
~ ed and delivered in good order at 9 tun from
bosts when di,chsrgns Yard No. Ss5 Rivtngtons g.
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OTTlcE OF THE CVNsFRLAND CoAL AND hon COMPANY,
Gomez Of Broadway aud Wall st.
NEwYORE, Sept 10, 1882
NOTlCE.-By order of the President
and Directors the Books Cor the transfer Of Stock
gill be closed nom the tn 90 the 9th inclusive during
which time the Opportunity will be given 10 the Shaebod
subscribe for the reserved stock amounting
million eight hundred onssod dollars 60 complete their
capital agreeable 10 the charter Five millions Of dolsrI
Notices stating the terms Of subscription will BE- scot c
each stooA holder which terms will also be made known oy
calling Of the office OF the Company, No.s9 Brosdwsy,
~here the books viii be opened receive subscriptions
hVm the ath ~ the 9th inst inclusive.
EDWARD v LOOMS Secretary.
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S. MAIL STEAM SHIP COM.

5. MAIL 5 I Fam SHIP CONE
~ PANY-For New-0rlesna via Havana, the spIea.
commander will sail from the pier foot Of Warren q,
n R. en- MONDAY Sept n, at o'clock P. NJ precisely
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
After Saloons Berths. ssa
70
epecie only taken freight 70 Havana
freight taken TO NewOre at 80 cents per sube foot
shippers OF heEht are requested 10 supply IhenfelSs
With the Company bills Of ladns which may be lad or
application at the office No other form viii be nsned
No bills Of ladins signed after the ship has sailed
For freight or passage apply 10
NJ .. ROBERTa 10 II, West.,s sor Xarran
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Umpire CITY LlNE-Through to

Umpire CITY LlNE-Through to
IL SAN FRANCISCO. at reduced rates via AsPIN-
WALL and PANAMA The and splendid doubs-e en-
gne itesmship SIERRA NEVADA, 1900 tuns burden,
j. ID. Wilson, Esq Commander will leave TOR Aspinwal
direct on THURSDAY, the I'D September from her pier
No North River, at o'clock precisely.
The Sierra Nevsds will connect with the Nsw.York and
San Francisco Steamship Lines steamer at Panama ad
vertised IN another column by said Company that psen
gers are guaranteed through passage by steamers unsur
passed for speed, ventilation and accom- notation.
EThe Sierra Nevada will sail again on TUESDAY 18th
October correcting at Panama with the and soeudid
steamship City Of RI sbursh For freight or passage apply
to J. HOWARD 4 SON, No. "a Broadway,
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orrIc. OF I,rrrr.nxlx.,,. =
OHIO COUNTY Am p,TD0.a

soNp s.7 eeeMs Sas. n ,ava,s az p,ad
AwAt-SoeNtl OVNNEkTlBLE LOAN in n. TIN.
vile ksiosd per cents coupon, In Bonds - a. 1snes
500 10 years 70 nun principal and interest AZ o.
5000 FAIRFIELD COUNTY CONVE = rrS1s.k
soNpS " sane description ssd for SANE Rs,5 ~isLH
$4,000 CLINTON COUNTY CONVERYiRir soSn.
OF same description and for s>me Road ~1'os
tsNooe fAYETTE COUNTY CONVERrIRrr
BONDS, Of same description, and Cor same Road
fhese Joen<sre sevsrsy nasrsed aud prompt psyms.,
Of pzincpA and coupons guaranteed by the Rsilrc. o.
Dazy, and corresponding smosnt Of the RosS !.
ws the faith and tax s Of the County aso pedssS
10 The object BY special act Of the Legislature Of hia
ssd the eonsstiopay Of the sci affirmed BY the supreme
Court . made and carried up by Clinton County
e2Ans UNION COUNTY B0NDS 10 yesra coupon
Per cents ndorsed and guaranteed By the Springfield sna
h.nss Railroad Company, to which hey were Issued n
Daymept Cor sfock
42Aeo CLEVELAND and PIrTSBURG KAIL4OAp
COMPANY INCOME BONDS, only yesrs 10 rHa, psa
t2aeo0 EIGHT PER CENTS Of the MIsSISsrPPrsnS
MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COMPANY, ss PAL.
pELANos DuNLEvY CO, Ne u WalA
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r EBANON SPRINGS RAILROAD

nj r. COBB & CO., No. 80 Wsll-st.,
~. stoe. Commission and Collection Brstsn-
STOCKS boosht and cod sate Railroad, City, As
other Loans nesotisted ,-,.. o.,..
COLLECTIONS u sde IN al p.rts OF TIE Unl'ed ees'~
sud the Can.du With prumctnes
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-15

dc Ia cabine. lie pauvrc CHEN, notre
fidele compagnon, poussa des hurlcmcns
lugubres ~lorsqu'il fut lance a Pcxtremite
de Ia chanbre: scs cris iircnt en- ce mo-
ment une p%nissante impression sur nous.
Nous sommcs pcrius sans resource g
dit ma femme lorsqu'clIe fut un pcu remi-
Sc dc Ia chute qu'eIle await fate. Je
n'essayai plus dc la consider par mes pa
roles: c reDouvclai mes efforts pour for
Ger la porte, afn dc ponvoir monter sur
lie pont. Mails i'obscurit6 etait complete
Ia on nous elions, ct JIG ne pus rien trou-
yer sous ma main pour suppleer i l'insuf.
lsancc de mes forces; je ne pus pas non
plus attirer Fattention de personne sur
lie pont: les matc!ots ne p~ouyaient mems
tendrc, a cause du mugissemcnt des vents
ct du fracas de Ia tempete. Dependant
quelquefois je %distingnais qu'ils etaient
occupies a copper les debris du grand
mat qui await etc brise. lis sc ~tenaicnt
prets a lancer la grande c%laloupc a la
f1er pour echapper, sill etait possible au
naslfrage du yaisseau.
Je reussis cnfn d me Gaire ouyrir. lie,
capitaine annohca que lie brick serait
mis- en- pieces dams %qaeiqucs minutes, ct
ii dit que 81 nous vouIions, ma femme ct
moi, entrer dams Ia cEialoupe, nous de-
vlons etre prcts dams n seconde. Je
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-15

rantic des bons ct dcs t;trcs de terrc
contrefaits.
lie medecin ci-dessus cstun PERSONALS
&c tres connu de notre population, ct
0ui. artrcfois. a etc condamn6 a IL ans
de pt%nijcntiairc, pour VII crime hideux,
le DIR. Hines. Apres dix ans dc d5ten-
ton lie gouvcrntur Walker !ui await
accorde sa grace.
H. vito utilise 81 Iibert6, en- exploit
tant NJ. Word. MATS NJ. Word ma pas
vouiu qu'i! fut impuni, il Ia suivi jnsq"a
Ncv-York on il Wit en- prince. Hines
appreuant Farriv6e dc NJ. Word, qnitta
cctte Vile pour Richmond, OH son pre-
teur dupd Ia rcjoint. La, il s'ttait pre-
scnt6 sous lie nom de Col. Floyd. Mais
la fmille Floyd, fort connue en- Virgil
ME, a|lait iui fairc TN mauvais part, ct
il Sc NIT en- route pour Charleston. Ii
dcsccndit dams lie mciIIcur hotel de ccttc
Vile, Sc pr6scnta CONNIE un richie plan
teur de II Louisiana, ct prGtendlt avolr
pcrdu un portctcuillc contcnant $4,000.
II etait sur lie point d.cmprnntcr ccttc
sommc lorSqu'il SC tronva face "a face
aycc I'infatigablc NJ. Word, dams Kind
Street.
II fat arret6, maIgr6 toutcs Ses protcS-
t%ations, ct mis- en- prison. lie geoIlcT
reconnut cn lui IN iodi,idu qui, que|ques
jours auparavant, setait prtscnte dans
Get Establishment hospitaiicr, CONNIE ms
pectcur dcs prisons dcs Etais-Unts.
NJ. Word, voyant que son gibicr ftait
engage, crnt quiz p@ouvait Sc remcttre en-
route. Nlais !'aucdaicuX Hines await fuit
un affidavit contre Ini, dams lequcI il ac-
cusait celui qui l'avait fait arretcr, de
FAVOR frapp6 avcc intention dc lie tucr.
M. Word est Granger a Charleston.
ell dams l'impossibiIitt on il s'cst tronve
dc fouvnir un cautiounemcnt, il Iuia f,liu
partagcr la prison de SOL voIeur.
II &tait encore d6tcnu, aux dcrniercs
Comyier Dc Ia Loms:ane.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-15

il s'accoutumait au ccrcuell par lisole.
ment ct par le d6tachement de tout, me
me de ses amls.
Nous ly avons couche tout a fheure
au milieu dun peuple attendri ct respec-
tueux. Cette attitude des ]spectateurs de-
want un. ~cercueil, rachete bien des injus,
tees ct 5icn des~ l6geret6s de l'opinion.-
LA France ii de v%ilaines annees ct de
beaux momeus. C'est dc la pousslcrc
q%uelquefois, oui, mais cette pousslefe
nest jamais de Ia bouc!
Que son anne sc rcpose que sa faml!-
lie SC console ct que sa patrle Sc souV'cn-
ne! II laisse Ia seule chose quill soft
dome a Ia plus Tongue vie de construlre
surIa terre, IN nom. &c nom a 6t6 attache
par I'm hasard a de grandes chooses : ct
de toutes ces grandes chooses il a fat
peut.etre la plus dificile 2: il a touche a
une revolution sans sly tacher nj dune
goutte de sang. nj dune %dtpouiIle, nj
dune larme
Dependant il meurt dfcu, dites-vous ;
cscst vrai il a cru en- Dicn ct il Il cru
au pcuple. LIE pcuple Ia trompe, Dieu
ne lie trompera pas. Prlons pour son
amc.
LAMARTINE.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-15

temps avant lie commencement de Fora
.ge; ellie await etc chasS&e de dessus lie
pont par l'aspcct sombre ct ~effrayant du
ciei, nagnerc 81 pur ct 81 brilliant. Je
ne dcmeurai pas plus de cinq minutes
apres ellie, mais cen fit assez pour etrc
monde par Ia pluie. Je venais d'entrer
dams Ia cabine qnand lie vent s'elcva tout
a coup, mais avcc une tclle violence,
que lie brick parut IN moment pres de Sc
renyerscr. Au meme instant, re crus
entendre qnelqn'un tombcr du haut de
fecheIle. L'ouragan await dechir6 les
yoiIcs en- lambeaux !; mais requipase
await reussi a maftriser lie vent. lie
vaisscau ayant repris son dquiIibre, j'al.
lai voir &c qai await fit Ia maIheurcuse
chute que @'avais >entenduc, ct e tronyai
mes deux ciievres, qui, III milieu du bruit
ct dc Ia confusion, avaiert pr~obablement
chcrche un asi!e dams Ia .cabine, on y
%avaient peut-1tre etc precipitecs a des-
sein; ce qui me parut plus vraisemblable,
Ia porte en- ayant etc aussitot fermee sur
Giles. pour empocher les flames qui pas
salient sur Ie pont d~'iponder Ia cabine ct
les parties intsrieures du vaisseau. Cette.
circumstance, qui parut alors 81 pea di-
gue d'attention, fut neanmoins Dune
grande Importance, ct dot etre considG-
rec CONNIE une favour Dc Ia Providence.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-15

J'essayai de consider ma femme, don't
Ia force desPtit ct la tenaresse me rem
dalent tous les encouragement que je
lui donnaiS. Dieu nous sauyera. mon
ami, me disait-elle; je sens que nous
echappcrons a cctte anrcuse tempate
mails, ;joutait-el'e c n pressant ma main,
ST nous Illusions naufrage, nous mourrons
ensemble, eft nous ne serons pas separ6s;
nous nous ~retrouyerons dams un lieu on
nous ne nous quitterons plus. "Cepen,
dant lie sentiment du danger present res
prit lie dessus, ct ellie Sc pfecipita dams
mes bras en- plearant. Jc la cou,ris de
baisers pour secher les larmes de scs
yeux, ct lui dis: Conions-nous au
Tont-puissant!
Denx des matelots de la yole furent
entrHines a la mcr;a deux heures du
matin, I'm cri Sc fit entcndre:
" Des 5risans! terre! des brisans!"
J'etais On BIAS, dams la cabine. ayec
ma femme. N'etant pas marin, ic ne
ponvais etre utile sur lie pont; dependant.
a &c cfi, e montai a Fechelle qni Y con-
dulsait. Mais les panneaux etaient fer
mes, ct les matelots etaient trop absorbes
par f~herreurdc ieur situation pour tn'ou-
vrir. peu de minutes apres, le vaisseau
toucha, ct nous, qui 6tions en- bas, nous
fines jetes aycc violence sur le plancher
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-15

MALE MIR LA NoUvELLE-oRLEANs
EFT vERAcEUz.- lie bill qui a etc adop-
t6 par Ic Sfnat des Etats-Unis. ct qui
6tablit IN service de la MALE entre-la
Nouvelle-Orleans ct Vera>Cruz, par la
vote de Tanpico, dome lie droit an d.
recteur general des postes, apres les avis
d'usage, de contractor pour un terme de
cinq annees. &c service Sc lcra par stea-
mers ne jaugeant pas moins de S0Oton-
neauX
Nous devons done, sous l'empirc de
cette loi que la Co:nmunaute doit aux
efforts incessants du senateur Soule, espe
rer lie JOUR cnfir des avantagcsd de promp-
ties communications.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-15

redescendis promptement dams Ia caol'
nc, ct decrivant brievement a ma femme
lie danger de notre situation, je Ia pressal
de m'accompagncr aussitot sur le popt'"
Non! dit-clle, je ne veux pas bougef
d'ici, ct YOU ne bougerez pas non Plus:
lis periront tous; une chaloupe ne peut
resister a cettc tempate. Motions no're
coniancc en- Dieu, Edouard, ct 81 nous
mourons, nous mourrons ensemble
C"est decide, repondis.je, nous resterons'
Un moment apres, je renssls, non sa,'
peine, a remontcr sur lie pont, mas r ny
await plas de %chaloupe; de temps en-
temps il me semblait bien cntcndrc .
q%nelquc distance les voix c%onfases on
malhcurenx equipage, ct je m'imaglna''
~quelqnefois I'aperceyoir a Ia lueur losa1
bre dun cellar.
lie brick tcucha une seonde fols, es
avec tant de violence, que je fus precipl'
te Ell BIAS de Pechelle; heureusemeM "a
porte fat fermee sur moi dn meme choe'
car au moment memc Ia lame COURT 10
yaisseau. Ma chere femme Sc hata diac-
courir a nor aide, mails ellie fut elIe-nie'
me jetec de Fautre cote de la cabine'
Je metals point blessf, en- sorte que j.
fus bient6t arrive il la place OH ellie eta'.
etendue; nous nous trafnames du co'o
don yenait lie vent, ct nous cssayahe'