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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-29

~|csque|s sont NM. dc La Rocheiaouo
liz ct de Pastorct, proposcnt de mtI,.
les lis ct les abei|leS. A ce propos, Mr.
de las Marismas fait IN tie, ;o.
mot "
- C'est avec les lis que les abe;IIo.
font leur meilIeur miel.
Les orncmcns sont an nombro !
sept. La grande couronne imp6riaIo
l:tpee. 'c scep'rc. la main de justice ~,
t]perons, lagrafe servant q tenir Ie Man.
tc an royal, ct lie liv'c de priere.
La rouronne est la meme que L. n,
pc Leon I'll donna a CharIemaone ~ ~
jour quill lie sacra empereur d'Occj-
dent.
L'tpec s'app"Iait epte dc Saint.P;c,.
re on Ftpte Joyeusc. La poignse. !,
ga,de ct &c hant du tourreau sont en- ~
ma>sif c"nricI,i dc picrreries, ct lc our
rean en- veiours violet garni dc perlc,
LA couronnc est AUST en- or ornee d..
pierrcrics, ct 81 lonrdc que Louis XIV;
ne put pas la porter sar Ia tete, ct peu.
dnnt la ~ctremonie dcux scigncrrs Go T.,
cour la soutlnrcnt sur sa tetc. fl
I'empcrcnr est ;utrcment vigoureuv
4nc Lonis XVI. II ID cssaye la courou-
nc. ct il s'cst assure qn'iI pourra Ia Dor,
ter, on ayant soin tontcfois dc la .ardpr
bjen IN fqu1hb'e. On nc sera force de-
Ia >ontcnlr que dams les momens oil i
devra :" haIsser ct a'agenouilier, Car
Ic poid~ Ientraincrnit en- avant.
Ne >crp1re six picdS de haut. Char.
Icm"gnr y est rrprescntt rn relief. ir
globe en- main, as>i> sur tine chaise Or
nee de- d'nx lions ct de- dcux aigIes,, lc
'ou1 dor mae>ii, tmaiilt ct enrich de-
ririr"rlc>.
la main De- ~jnsticc est IN baton dor
Il cnvMon so!Aan''-djx cr%ntinot,cs de-
iorg. ">uitnuillt Il unt main d'jrl,c
"yn!si ;n 4natr!tmc hoi.l I'm a,,ncau
A'or :,n9"cl est rECla,,e I'm tres bean
snT!rr. ic baton ct orne dc distance
Gu distance dc ~ccIcIc- "a huillages ell
pcrir>, en- gre mats ct u, emrraudc>.
ic- tpcr"n- >ont dor pmaiile, d'nur,
-rnte~ de flru,> de Il. der or,,ft, d..
yrcnaa awe les dcux boncirs a tt,c DC
!'ngtafc est 'n !o<ange dor dun
prIX n!c>liis%,'i, a cause DIES pIerrerirs
tnI Ia coHsirnl.
ttnnlri an lIvrr de p'iercS, il est en-
''s"nt d"rt Tres embarrassment t~rayaile.
IONS cr> orhcnrn> drvront sc,.ir Az
-ncrc Dc 'rinprtcur. H. sont entire Ie,
mains de- bJo"ttcrs pour cure rc,ni, o
Icui.
hes printurrs dc Ia voiture dn sacrc
mi etc roInni,nhers Il IN peintrc dc
tco:c dc Rome qni doil lie rcprt,cntcr
inc dro 'n|cts dc :GiiS on ct d'un carac.
ere rx'InsNe""nt "~ona1chlqnc, il l"p
| etc I'~cotnn,hnde -ur;o,t dc ne rIel
nci'rH dams &C, r"in'nrc> Yui concerns
Z Vr'r'e. /" hbct'r. I'tSarite, 'icn c'.tnt
|ui date de 80.
DcHx questions sort iies ngittcs, c'c,.
ellie de avon II ic ancrc aura tltu Il
ans ou Il Rheims. ct cnS,litc rcilc d:
a S;it'te-An,vouie l'cmprrcm c,t
I"sls que c'cst Rheims que doit Sc
Ia Crremouie. Qaaut il son cntoa-
age, sur lc4nel agil sans ce-se Nj. 3,
'o"r, II Sc pronon"e pour Pari.. y"
necontentcra Paris 81 l'on tran>po,lc nv
."reli spectacle IA Rheims, d,sent os
IcSsIcilTS. ..H
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-29

II etalt dc cette ecoIc i~nginieu'e It
naive gus prit pour devise desic septic
me steele Get aphorlsme developpe en-
1853 par IN de ses adeptcs
C'est of1enser Dieu que mtpriseF
les ffeurs. "+
Plus la lenr est belle, plus, en- !"
meprisant, Oh offense Dieu. r9
L" La tnlipc est la plus belle de toute''
les fears.
Done. qui mtprise Ia tulipe otlense
demesurtment Dieu."
R~aisonnement a I'aide duq"el, on 'e
volt, ayec dc la mauvaise v~olonte, les
qualre on cling mile tulipicrs &c Hot
lande, de France ct dc Portugal, nous
ne p%arlons pas de ceux de Ceylan, &c
l'Indc ct de Ia Chine, enssent mis- Funl'
rers hors Ia Ioi, ct declare schisnat'-
ques, here'iques ct digres dc mort P'u
sicurs centaines de millions d'hommes
froids pour la tnlipe. 4sl sg5A
II ire fant point dontcr que pour une
p%areiIIc cause Boxtel, quoique emery
mortel dc van B,crle, n'cut marche
sous lc meme drarcan quo hui. ''3
Done van Baerlc ob'int dcs sucfes
nomhrt TX ct fit parlcr dc lui, 81 blcn fpe
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-29
DIMANCHE %. MAI 1853.
CONVENTION DE MENU HIS.

lie gouvorncur 2. o. HILBERT Went
d'envoycr Ieurs commissions "ux divers
deieguees quill a NOMINEES pour rcprtsen-
u ter Ia Louisiana i Ia Contention dc Mem
phis. .... .4a~..-.. -..
Les ~dtlegues de Ia paroisse Assomp-
ton sont lie MAJOR J. T. PuGu, lie Col.
w. w. PUGH, les docteurs L. +. kET-
FRIDGE ct MCCORMICK, quatre hommcs
dune haute Intelligence, dune habiIc'e
incontcstablc, connaissant parfaitement
les besoins du pays ct les moyens den
hater Ic devcIoppemcnt. Ccs choix
font lie plus grand honncur a notre pre-
mier magistrat.
I lie but de Ia Convention de Memphis
est de voir aux'mesures qui pcuvcnt lie
mieux contribuer AL progress CONNER
ciaI DIES Elats du Sud, dc l'Ouest ct du
Sud-Onest.
En- decembre 1852 unc convention a
&c meme sujet a GU lieu a Baltimor c,
sous les auspices de la chanbre du ON
merce de cette lille. Dams cette con-
%vention dc wastes projects ont reGu lie
Jour ct q~uelques-nns ont IN commence.
ment d'execution.-Nou esperons que
Ia Contention de Memphis ~repondra di.
gnemcnt a %rhonorable Initiative prise
par Baltimore ct qu'eIie poussera a la
realisation dc toutes les grandes measures
concues par les hommcs intelligents
dc cette immense. section de notre i'm
mense pays. sar -
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ANNOUNCES.
EGLISE PAROlSSIALE DE LAS
Sumption.
AVIS AUX EN- rREpRENEURS:

Messienrs les Entreprcneurs sont prevents
que lie Conseil DIES MarguilIiers recevra jusqu'a
la fin du mois de JUN proclaim, des Submissions
pour la construction en- briques dune %nouvel'c
Egllse, sur lie plan ct les dimensions dc ce|le
de lhibodea1xville. L'entreweneur aura lie drot
de faire les briques sur Ia terre de rtglise.
ponr plus amples renseignements, s'adresser
a administration gat HH
Paroisse Assumption, ce "a mai 1859.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-29

Ia nommait la LEAF de Win, aples en-
ayoir une la CorneiM ? &c serait a en-
etonfcr de rage.
AUST, dams son cnsieuse pr6voyance,
Boxtel, prophetic de malhcnr pour Iui-
meme, devinait &c qni alIajt %arriver.
Aussi, Boxtel, apres cettc !ecouvcrte,
%passa-t-il la plus execrable mutt qui sc
puisse i%maginer.
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mense pays.

t Nous avons recu un communi9ue
SUI un cSamen qui a Ell lieu derniere-
ment au b. Ole des Olivier. &c ommu
niqu6 ne saurait etre public que dams
notre proclaim numero, vi l'hcure AVIAN
Gee OH nous lie recevons.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-29

r@1 4aa.. .a---
don't uuatrc an moins n~'avaient gnere
plus dc contiancc que lc public, turent
Iivres sans mcrci Il la vcrvc rai!Ieuse de
Cclni~ci.
On aIIait Sc lever impnticutt. Apres
trcnte-cinq minutes, les %cinqnantc doigl>
pcsaient impassibIes ct ~cngonrdis sur lie
gueridon.
LaIicmand Iui>m6me SC deconrageait.
Tout a coup an miIicu DUN intcrmede
de silence. qnarante ycux s~ecarquillcnt
ct vingt voix s'tcrient - Ellie bouge !
II fa:Iait voir toutcs ccs physiouomlcs.
entcndrc &c tumnlte. Les ordinations
Sc croisaicnt, on ailirmait. on MATT, on
ouhliait de voir pour discntcr, ct les ex.
~ptrimcntateurs qui a@vaicut senti lie que
ridon chancellor, Sc j%ctaicnt Pun a l'lu-
ire des regards soupconnenx, inqnicts de
tromper lie public, on de metre en- son-
me cux-memcs que des dupes.
Dams ce desordre, on artistic trouva
unc heurcnsc idec. II aha cherchcr al,
billiard IN moroccan de CRAZE, ct marqna
sur ic sol, dun ccrc!e blanc, Ia circouf5-
renee OH Sc posaicnt' les picds dc 1t Ia
BILE.
Dcux minutes Sc passercnt. lie que
ridon sc souleva dun colo puts retomba
lourdcment.
On ne riait pIns.-Cinq minutes ap'es,
il 6tait a deux pouccs dn ccrcle de CRAZE.
IL pivotait lentcmcnt sur ses qullre
pieds.
Impossible dc dire OH Sc fut arrat6
I'expericnce. Mats On DE- ccux qni for.
maient la chaine Sc sentit fatigue ct Sc
!cva. On MALTA pas plus Ioin.
On Sc figure dilliciIement I'6motion
qui succ6da a Get cs>ni. On en- await w
assez pour desirer otre ]convaincu, trop
peu pour 6trc convaincn tout ii Gait.
Mais sur vingt-cin4 i%ncr6duIt<, one
douzaine pHr'ireut avcc la fol.
ri Nous fai>ons imprimcr Get asttris.
que parcc que nous savons que nj. !"
Ii. est un tcrivain de bcancoup trop
d,osor;t ,,o;r taot do
Nous aussi nous ayons vi Ia dause dcs
~ quail. d.os., h;o, .,,,o .ho.o
e.; anal, hnt,ut -:
=,
r ,..
$1,000. ,, ,,o,
~ n. ADMINISTRATIVE.
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h.; -,
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3on,na, -,
mi u,4.,oa.
- hon csnr;, o,,o, await ;,roo,5 Cat
isseZ cohplais'''t pour y coh>ef'iF.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-29

~ L~'ascension DEM. PEr1N est pc
sitivemcnt annoncee pour dimanche
rochain. Ills ~.aa- r.gss4 sa....
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-29
:)EUN IETTRES.

NJ. RaSpaiI, don't la prison attt re-
comment commute en- eXil. ndrcsSc la
'et're suivante a Ttditeur dc Eh"d<pc"-
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tli,rh.

Al HE Institution Tn Mites and Blind, IN ihhrs
tlny. the sh Inst. MIR MARTYR NJ HANsoss an
f,isif,ittbf, aged twenty nve Fenfs.
M, II saaes was Il native 81 Indiana, graduated
At The institution for the Behf and DUNN 10 IN
dianopoa, aud WINS subsequently, FOR N'fee feafs,
there employed 40 Il tenciief The hiEh apptee'a-
its, plaeea tttstp his pervieea IN iutiafa was vel
atteated nv elpwlng address of thanks, wheh
wis 4eaed i,y ~ lie pit,Is, AMI presented 10 hin
On ,,ia departure. Commended With IN Institution,
holding rank nnnons The very hest. ~ y mr. faH
SON was Known AZ distinguished STUDENT aha ="
accomplished ,raei.er Possessing rare phnfehi-
nit powers. he nAser fasd u Interest ltia rnpi's'
taitrrs IL tip seino ~ audiences ~ pn'io eH
t,itisits Ills eehhtspates. svsty action ana ses-
tire ssetusa speaking indes 81 the soul Taxing
batt II, sbme rrtg puddle examinations previous 20
shvinR tutiaua hi greatly contributed 10 the
character which his dtaa Htter attained His
atpanrhnee heftfa The Leralatnrn Of Lnnsipna Y,
shp exhibition on The ieti, RI March Inst. Will IN
hing retutfnterha Fty ttost who bad The pehsbre OF
witnessing on that oeea4Hien bls thrilling rateo
mines.
Ills renovnl t. tpuisiaba, and aceeptsnce Of HE
situation here, waa undny influenced ny feelings
II attachment fer tis fhfHier prertppr VIE trot
charge Of Our Institution. Here hH polished an1
courteous department, his efficiency Ms teaehcrr
is atnahie taarihF tgwnri his ptpifa, nj atike,
contributed 10 render him universally respected
and esteemed. Recently married 10 nm accom-
plished lady like himself mute, hts future iife
SEEMED destined fsr soeia friendship, professional
usefulness, ahd domestic bliss. hut alas One
seaf rails roand ntid The anniversary ~ 'ia arri-
val here anwps on his wasting form surrounded by
~ death Yet gently ehl,ed te'a ftiiinR currents,
,,sl ~ paaaaf sTas iis hnai hans that bnh sfatrn
mich, know whom life whs ended and the sleep Of
death bae,,ft
tiuepte. II will be dffeuit 70 M bfs piaHe With
t,,e ~ veil qualified. ana ~ worthy n viii he
hard N r,nyoee his tlass ~ mite pupils. That nm.
either ran inettact them ne kindly mid successfully
~ their late lamenttd ieecber, mi thef loss cur
Ipss, Ia bia nnin 1fis hopes tock mn hid, rthfe
NJ things IN earth. n. Ind long reesfsf n btiel'
ter fsivef world, beyond The grave. ~ his future
ibai hntne. wsh strife u triumph Ar'Iyhtsnine
hfa dying rctniehfnee. he esclniuad IN hia 6~n
beautiful signs II 20 ~ henf mud Join The EnDg RI
Angels words whish nsa prophets vsi,, told 81
rest untreken, life eterhaI II ths spirit snd
Into which nome. who knew his humble HE Of M
ohtrnsee usefulness and charity may doubt that
he hha entered
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Collltt
Thursday Morning, ! Dso. 10, 1883


A Row IN rnE Halls or NoptLtrY
by letter received in New York per
last trip Of the Attic, II Il said seri-
Gus row has taken place At ball in
Madrid, involving terrible consequent
ses perhaps war II seetn that the
elder and junior soult ware at ball
given by the French Ambassador.
nj Tho Court Of Madrid. The Duke
Of Alba, brotl,er-in-law 10 Tie En-
press Of France, made some disparag-
ipu remarks about Mrs. sould's dress.
whereupon The junior soula---to use a
most expressive modern phrase spit
ehed into him" The elder soule in
terlerred, before any serious damage
was done.
II IL said further. That sould The Jun
Tor, subsequently, challenged the Duke
of Alba, who refuses TO fight
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1.-The Memphis Eagle reports
d serious row in TINT place on astur-
day afternoon, the Ord inst The
scene Of notion was near The 'Thsatre in
that city, and was occssionsd by an
effort ON the part u the police TO take
up Some drunken towdiss who were
disturbing the peace
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APPOINTMENT NJ THE HoVtHaoh.
David Martin. Master Warden IL
the Port u New Orleans wire, Walter
Tumbull deceased.
Ilorss'o Davis, Port Warden IF The
Port d Now Orleans vico, A Capde-
vie|le removed.
u. Beanreenrd, Port Warden Of the
Port of New Orleans vies. Jo.erh
Clark removed.
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MAaehr'u Morwe Powuh. The
j;stston Traveller states that n Mr.,
Carpenter, o. Providence. h5s constitute
tod a mac''ine which promises to be-
completely aiteoasafal application Of
electricity Or rather magnetism, tp ~
the purposes Of a motive power It
is said to produce A very strong cur
rent Of electro magnetism with the use
Of acids or any accomplishing chemical
action. The mechanical arrangements
are new, and intelligent persons who
have inspected the cobfrivanee are
confident Of IL sJitcsa. So many mn
nouncpments however. have been made
Of new motive powers, that wore forth
with 10 dethrone tbe steatn king, b't
which have turned ont abortons, that
the public are very distfuatful II them.
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u Does "Genevieve' design her
sprightly little cpistlc for publication ?
She will please answer US ). we can
scarcely restrain our inclination to lay
The letter before "ths mo7ld."
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II Is said further. That f'ould The jun
Tor, subsequently challenged the Duke
Of Alba, who refuses TO fight
TnH lspnpHanENr RIM MEs.---
This Is the name Of another order re.
Gently established IL New Otleans.----
They paint their faces IN la,np-black
10 personbte the "tndeps',dent Red
Men, Of The meetings.
We know not what kind ofoppresson
has given rise to the independent
order Of Red Men," and must needs
think the maine ut least 4 nisnomer
Where Ia there on tie Continent any
Independent Red Menu Have they
not been all treaolerously lead into
the camp Of their enemies seized
and nlumanly bnteherel like Oteola I
Have they not been svindled out Of
their lands driven from point to
point, murdered with poisoned fire
water and hunted Will, blood hounds
This Ii even so. Then aedere arc the
Independent Red Men
1.-THE following item Of news Is
now travelling through The public
press, and as il comes to us from two
or three different quarters, we must
publish IT,
The skull Of Voltaire has recently
been exhumed and examined aud Il
is proved, not only that his head WAS
email. but that he had the organ
Of rene,ation developed to Il very cx-
traordinary degree.
Some hat-headed pl,renolcgist has
perhaps, got the head Of the great
French philosopher, but wc doubt IL
very much We have no idea that
the French people would suffer tho
head Of one Of The greatest, IL not best
men, 10 be bundled about by m timer
mt lecturer on Phrenology Az TO
tho discovery Of generation in tho
skull, VIC doubt Il much. Voltairo
had generation, but not what il un.
dcrstood by that term III Phrcnology
science. lle had no veneration for
charletanism, aud did not therefore be-
liesc in Phrenology. Voltaire's ven
GRAFTON was for God himself, aud all
the truth made manifest in his creation
We challenge the phrcnologist above
referred to- to prove his head gem
ine." We do not believe tho French
people would permit the saerclige
WHERE'S THE SIX BLADED KNIVES?
A short paragraph in tho Bulletin
suggests this question.
1t is time that some enterprising
city establishment, should send out an
order for the manufactor of few
double bladed knives for the next Leg.
islature. Favdrs of various kinds are
to be dispensed, and there is no article
Of ''gentlemans wear more arpro.
priate---and touching for present,
than u six bladed kuifo. We have
never yet known it to fail in securing
favors. The Bulletins article, says
that the Emperor Of China, has found
them, in connection with pea, and
chicken. cock feathers. the best rewards
for military men. There are to be
printers elected by tho next leg. |
islarure, clerks, door, and bar keepers,
---subs, supes, and assistants, Of low and
high degree, and it is high time the
knives were here
Does "Genevieve' design her
sprightly little cpistlc for publication ,
She will please answer US : We can
~y.n .nn1~, - IA - 49, ~ 49,. Ill
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The LARGEST COLLEGE IN THE
UN,rep SrArNs.--The whole number
Of Students in the theological collegi-
ate and preparatory departments Of
Oberlin College, is 1905, Of whom
726 are males and $40 are females.
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JUtM DEAN.-An old bachelor
merchant Of Chicogo is about laying
the keel Of one Of the finest vessels on
the lakes to be called after the actress
Julia Dean.
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tr5-To all parties visiting jackson.
We would say, stop ut Willis Moore's
for good accommodations. lie il u
clever fellow, and the best landlord
who represents Young America.
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DEATH or THE QUEEN or PoRTu-
aAL.---The Queen Of Portugal, Maria
II. (de Gloria is dead. She was the
daughter Of Don Pedro, of Brazil, in
which country she was born. The
Queen of Portugal has been twice
married, and leaves formidable list
Of kin.folks behind her. Her second
husband, was Ferdeaand Augustus Of
the Coburg family, Duke Of saxe-Co.
burg Gotha, nephew of King Leopold,
Of Belgium, and cousin Of Queen Vic
toria and Prince Albert.
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10 ASCERTAIN WHEN rt's Noon
Watch the paralysis which, seiaea on
men who work BY day. Twelve d
clock strikes then as powerlsss as a
inallet. We Witnessed Il Greek, the
other day, who was going up a lndder
with hodfd Of bricks Iast as he
reached The top, oll Trinity told him
that "'ime was up" ehcn what do
YOU think he did, "s'epred up The
platform, perhaps. aud dumped the
oilongs" MOI n bit of it. He just
let ~ the bod end tfinblpd them all
back into tie Sidewalk. - 1r,buHe.
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The Cherokee marriage ceremony
IS very expressive man and woman
joining hands over running water, in
dica.ing that their lives are to flow on
in ono stream.
The Jewish citizens Of Albany, n.
Y, hago held n meeting 10 express
their Indignation at "the late afro.
cious, fyranical and arbitrary act Of
Francis joseph Of Austria, by which
he has deprived 100000 Of bis jew
ish subjects Of the inalicnablc right2
# man They adopted long series
Of resolutions, in the preamble to which
they say that in consequence Of that
cruel and despotic decree Of the Aus
TRAN tyrant, that Jewish Bankers Of
London, viz Messrs. Adam spielman
& Go, ,lBaum & Co., 5Iontcan Brothers,
and Abraham Banner Il TO-, have
agreed not to deal in Austrian state
stocks, and Jewish member Of the
Stock Exchange has also thrown large
quantity Of Austrian stock On the
market 'as not eorth keeping" The
example they urge all friends Of re-
ligion and political liberty to follow
througout the world.
4--.4-~-A-%e-
A Polish Jesuit, Farther Bovola,
killed bv the Russians in 1877 baa
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BAncKorT's HrsToRy.--- We soc il
announced IN Boston paper TINT Mr.
Bancroft has the sixth volume of bis
great work---the History Of the Amer
lean Colonics--ready for the press,
and that it will soon be published
The previous volume closed with the
repeal Of the Stamp Act; the ono now
ready is occupied with the narrative
Of our revolutionary war.
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A Polish Jesuit, Farther Bovola,
killed by the Russians in 1857, has
been cannonized at Rome.
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Senator Donelnas travelled over the
principal parts Of I,naais in a hong tar-
riage, night and day, ut The rate OF
eight or ten miles an hour. Il con.
tnfded sleeping rom and n kitchen
80 that he seldom left II. except for
information and observation. He
penetrated to the confines Of Tnrinry.
where there were 800, 900 persons,
siberians, Russians, Anairians,. Cal
iuucks. Tartara, Circassiana, Geor.
gians, Turks ard Peraians.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-12-18

~ es'crday was altogether French
hypocbondrincal. suicidal woather aud
we're il fashionable we would doubt.
less have to chronicle ''tho blowing
out" Of some valuable mars bruins, in
the community. Notwithstanding the
chills, frogs, and misss II large party
assembled on the brink Of potts's pond
in Spanish.town. where several per
sons were Baptised into tho new
Christian church.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-12-18

Bum AND BLENNERuAssET A
slave who was once the property Of
Blennerhasset, it il said is now living
on the plantation Of Captain Scott,
near Jefferson, Texas. He was on
Blennerhassct Island VIXEN the militia
went there to arrest his master, md
he remembers the incidct well, He
describes Aaron Burr, ~ being tho
finest nan he ever saw, and says,
white moman in these days connot
come up to what Mrs. Blenncrhassct
was. !"
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-12-18

Nts*tul Fuller IT the Mifrow. who
ia '1,ard' Wiigis delighted viii, all
this, and aaya Gnt''ng ia his candidate
for the @reakcrsl'ip Of the next Con-
gresa.---N y. Pteayune.
Does The Pieaynne mean 10 insinn-
ate that Tho editor Of The Mirrow ia n
"hard Whia," in ihe sense That we give
To The word when $50 say Of man
that "l,e Ia u hard caael'' We pa,,se
for a reply.-N 7 hf,rynr.
We nenn by n hard Whig," ~ far
rs the Colonel 10 concerned. llarti-
neutrality-suspicious. Wel,s'er--
Silver Grny-Castle Garden--Natim'al
Wing. That's hard enough, ee guess !
Pte"y,tae.
A harder wing thu this, ia one
who will listen tn the gentle whisper
pf interest an1 abandon minor prin-
eipal ofperiy. for office.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-12-18


IMMENSE Publishing Husl less -<-
The monthly issue Of IInrper's Maaa-
zinc, 1t is stated, Is not leFs than lDO,.
600 copies, which il n circumstance
quito unprecedented in the history Of
American literature. About six hun.
dred hands are employed in the ostnb-
lishmept notwithstanding, for so,ne
months back. IL has been necessary to
send out works TO other establishments
for the lack Of means to execute it.
The most striking fcat',re in the
history Of Gcniua, il its courngs. TIL
cut, on the contrary, is distinguished
chiefly by ita canton. The one goes
forth, totally regardless Of ''s costume,
under the impulse Of u glorions pres.
alre. The other never suffers itself to
be scci. until il has made its toilet,
under the guidance Of u becoming
tasto.--,Stmms.