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The Opelousas courier., 1853-05-21

UN eAReoN ou1 pRoMEr.-Ces jours derners, un
jeune homme dune vingtaine dannees Sc presente
4 la maison Blanche ct demande parler au presi-
dent des Etats-Unis. Aux questions bienveillantes
que lui adresse N. Pierce, le jeune homme repond
quill est natif de pOhio, quill perdu depuis long
temps deja son pere ct sa mere nais quill etc re-
cuelli par une pauvre ct vieille tante qu non con-
tente de subvenir ses besoins, encore pourvu
son education. II aioute que, voulant pas etre
charge cette pauvre femme il Gtait venu pied de
POhio Washington, pour demander entrer dams
Ia marine.
Lepresident que eette petite historic auss simple
que touchante await fort emu, remit au eune homme
quelques pieces dor ct Pengagea revenir lie voir.
LIE brave gareon sortit; mais il fut suivi par une
Personne qui axals assiste fentfegqe' et cellecl
billets de banque les pieces dor quill tenait de la
bonte du president. Ii enferma ensuite ces billets
dams une lettre adresse de sa velle tante ct ALA
du meme pas, jeter lie tout la poste.
lie temoin de ce trait spontane a pu assurer au
president quill n'avait pas oblige un ingrat
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~ R. CAMILLE NICOLAS, bijoutier
" ct lubricant de converts, de St. Mar
tinville, annonce respectueusement aux habi-
tans de st. Landry, quill sera aux Opelousas
yers lie milleu de mai courant, on il Sc char
gera de toutes reparationsde bijoux, ct prin-
cipalement de ConueFts d'argcnt Son Sc
jour ne sera que de peu de duree.
References
- It. GRADENIGo, St. Martin.
BoNAFoN & V1vIEN.
A, MEYNIER ER,--Opelousas
II Mai 1953.-1m.
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Removals and Appointments.

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he last despatch from " ">''''"'oH-'i''' "'
the 2''h Mafch->ayS; "'' fe>i'''"' NOM
mate" cN-9rhh'of l''Aii'Noh LOT '"''' '"r,
ex-senator DIX Sub treasurer ana 'h'r'v>
. onnoF 10: District Attorney a'!' Other
appointments Tor New l ON Inc nominal
tons took the SENATE by surprise, ami were
received with a laugh and immediately con-
"iIiE FIRST blEh OF spring i"3in
Red breast was heard on thursday chanting
his morning song All oil Us hal with "eI'"ht
.o
& For more than two weeks our village
has been supplied with maple honey. When
made propcrly -clear and purr-lt Is deli
cious for table Use, Mr. Asa {, LEE brought
us a quantity Of the incest and best 1t has
been our fortune to taste this season None
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Decision o. TIE Supreme Court,


The following is the rcror; O.? ia CASH.
the Woodstock Mercury, Of Powers iinl'ri-.',:-
q under th. 33I section Of IA, ncw Nluor
lax. The hearing WAS Ia, week hr',rr lie
Supreme Cour; then in ~r>>ioaa, Wonl>'o.k.
The o,lion o. IL Gar; w. c:,cn y l. i.
EcrItic', Chief ,Eu>;icc.
Eo'1.so, {. Po.r -. Ef.rr'.. Ni-a,
Ho:pu>, The petitioner, imprisoned ior he
ing :numd ntn>irarcl AMI hlNin1 been c>am-
iIr,! l.; a magistrate. Wa l.y him rcmandcl
10 impri>anmcat-thr disclosure ..nt ir.u-
hv which The prisoner obtained his liluo'--
On hearing. on LIb,H< co,yt> before this
Court. the power of arrc>tin- without war
rant Il person intoxicated aud disturbing tie
public peace or domestic tranquility, WIZ >;:>
tanned and it was held that a person - ar
rested and refusing 10 dis lo>,. lIiiv hv impris-
oncd-aS a witness may hr imprisoned cor
refusing 20 "ivr testimony. ami that the MAJ
i~.ra,r i empowered to decide - Ia the sui
tiricacy Of the disclosure Petitioner remand
g! to lis to.ncr custody. AID petition IL
missed.
In notice Of this case, in our last, copied
from the White River Advertiser, occurred
the remark that the disclosure of the PRISONER
did not satisfy his brother tDr Powers artI
he Wa agaiu sent lack to Jail" This would
IMPLY that DIR. Powers was the sitting magi--
,..+,. IN ill.,. ,.i~.. w'iit.1 w. Ilurrll " .itrr
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Letter from tic Prince De Joinyille.

Oh , GOOD srl t;tr.r r,r o,Lor ,r,,..
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Letter IRON tic Prince lie JolnVllle.
p,,,,,., Monthly Cor ,,rn : rulr.l.1
Orns 5ozcn ,,,nrrs thc ,ol1;n ,t,nr,;o, vii,
,.,. mainly ,,;r,,tcJ 70 sncor1 ,r+;,,. y, w..
Rev ! II Hanson !, Sun,ort of ,,,n ,.,,;,,
which he nrctrrrcd in the February number
ON behalf oftbc Rev Eloazcr W;I;,os +l,t
h., ,r.. Il :lor.;,.ol D,r,l;, can of Ior;.
WI l;,L.rto o,.ror,I,, s,.,,,,o.,.l 70 lo,o
died IN tI,c T.m,,lc duripr IL, ,.ror;,;r< of
,hc r,i.n. or Terror
r,..,;l;;,, c, g
fine work ;Y.. nrlr,lcl in Paris entitled
"Ion;> XVI hi. liz, Ii. Snn,rinrs Lis
"ncqth- the Cap;iyity Of Tie EoyaI Family
sin the Trmp,r: ,c work enriched with
"An.o.rl2hS. Portraits and pIens. fv ". \.
"E,au, 1c,ue"-a r,,,,,..nsr1 summary #
which Ia. inst been ,,,j,i,hrI hv tLn U,r-
,,.r, and which has L,.o, v.,, w;l,J, c;,.l
=. ,st,ri; him, L.,o,,1 II, ,o,.1;;., &C. r,r-
,h,r ,lo,,, H.. fac, of .,o D,r,l,;,,., l.,,1
Mr. II,n.o, .x,,u;,,. - .,,,.,..,;,. s,,,o
mruts with decided critical ,r,;I;+v and ro,c,,-
o. thc distinct conrrn.on tI,t +r'n hook r,,l.
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'Aa' N OCTOBER, lAiI' whllt az Macklnac.
Capt. J'ln Sheen AID TO HIM th1t Prince Dc
J"n'I.ic. who was inn there, had inquired!
alter him and wished to sec Inn; that both
rnhaFkrd on toar. the Steamboat Tor 'h!"a-
20; that The PHn1c sought and obtained an
lntr1d"ci'on to hIm, and on first seem" Ism
apVrarr! to b" greatly "i''"te! and surprised!
iha' th''i h'd conversation o. several hours
together urcn various points in American (;
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ST. JOHNS BURY,
SATURDAY, APRIL 9. 1853.
Riotons PROCEEDINGS End Arrests.

The section OF the Atlantic and St. Law
renee Railroad between Island Pond and the
Line, and for some distance beyond, present
ed scene OF disturbance and excitementdur-
IN. the three Or four days precc'iin. Wcdne>-
day last. y portion Of the workmcn of the
road for some time past had been uneasy, and
the last of last week there was a pretty gene
raj strike among them and much di>or,lcrlv
conduct. Indeed. matters had reached crI-
SIS when it was deemed advisable to call upon
m armed force to aid the civil authorities
Some 20 armed men from Essex County and
from towns on the New Hampshire side of the
river, with about 50 from the Canadian side.
appeared on the ground Monday night: and
Tuesday morning all the roads or paths hv
guarded. The force from Essex County was
accompanied by the Hon. VIM Hrvwool.
States Attorney, and number of Shrrill>.
The d>turbrrS OF the peace were awcd to
submission hv the presence Of 80 Iar"" force,
thou4h some of them made efforts to escape.
Proceedings were then instituted agtius,
what had been the ..roat Of the evil the
-rog shops along the line Of The road. They
were entered. the liquor seized and poured
upon the ground. Ten or 4 dozen OF the
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I..' ifft ' Nh ."'N'AN
TIE J0' RNAL OF AGRICULTURE.

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rent number the writer can cordially al! his
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VALUABLE INVENTION.

There are very few. if any, places of the
size of Ours. where so many useful inventions
originate as among our mechanics. The pat
ent office contains ample evidence of their
genius and skill Among the more recent
inventions is one hv Mr. Israel i. Maroon, as
an appliance to Railroad Engines AMI which
promises not only TO reward the inventor but
to cheaper the runnin" of trains. 1t is a
continuance tor cheating feed water IN the
smokc-npc Of lnc"motivcS,' and by so doin-
essentially lessen the amount of fuel ncccs>a-
~ to proprl a train,
The apparatus is described as follows
"Natcr is drawn from the tank by tn" pump
on the left side of the rn"inc. is forced up
through the pipe into the cylinder till that is
completely flied, thence through curved pipes
into a vessel which it also fills ut the mouth
of the pipe, when by its own weight it de-
>rrnl> through that pipe and into the tank
on the right side, thus keeping up, while the
rnrirc * running a constant circulation of
the water from the tank up through the heat
inc apparatus and back arain to the tank. \
small part Of the exhaust steam also Is thrown
up through III" jet pipes. INTO a vessel. con
dcn<cl there. imparting is additional heat,
aud with thc wafer ,,>.inr back f. tb,. tank
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Ill The information which which hc coa,t
p,ornrr. aul which could throw Ii.ht upon
the history of French c,tall; hlleu,> in North
America On u side. Mr. Williams. who
al not appear lbs rr,;,"< to undcr>tan!
taor"H-h,y the same hi>tuJ.r1>kcd The Prince
to transmit 20 hill all t!;c documents relating
To 1t, AMI which could be found IN the ar
,hlvr~ "ti The French government
"Gn IN arrival at Green Env. the Prince
Wa detained during hail day hy the dir
Guilty u. procuring the number Of horses nee
c->lry for :hr journey wliii he was about 20
undertake.. Mr. Williams pressed him ear
nr>tly 10 accompany him to settlement of
IYoqnr!> lndian>.c~ta5ii>lcd near Green Bay.
ar,.on- whom lie ,al. were >,iI nanv who
remembered their Eastern fathers. and who
would rorciv" with de!i"ht the son Of the
treat Chicfot France. The Prince declined
this offer and pursued his Journey.
Sine thea, some letters have been cx-
change! between Mr. Williams and the per
sons attached To the Prince, on the subject
ui the documents III question. Thus the let
ter ot' NJ. 'ToucIard, cited in the article Of the
Monthly Ma game, must be authe tic. Nr
Williams could also equally have produced
one which remember to have written to him
upon tl!r same >ul jet.
Blu, there ends all which the article con-
tain> OF truth. concerning the relations of the
Prince with Mr Williams. All the rest all
VIII |: treats OF the revelation the Prince
lna'!r to Mr. Williams. OF the mystery of his
bIrih: AL which concerns the pretended per
>unaer o: Louis XVII. is. from one end to
the other a wo:l OF the Imagination fable
woven wholesale: speculation upon the
publ" crc,!ulitv. If, bv chance, any Of the
readers Of the Monthly Magazine should pro-
cure from Paris book which has been very
Recently published 10y VI. Brauchc>nc. they
will there find concerning the lii. and death
OF the unfortunate Dluphin the most circum-
starliai and positive. Details 1t remains for
me I" repeat I" ,"", sir, that Won can make
Of thi> letter such use as you may ,inl. prop
rr and to offer to Won at the same time, the
assurance OF my DISTINGUISHED consideration
tNl"nr,D "At'G. THOGNON.
"Fo;nr'r prcccptor and Secretary for the
commando, of tie Prince dc ,Jolnyillc
Til, !. certainly a very explicit and en-
platte denial Of the very material statements
OF Mr. Williams Mr. Hanson meets it hv i'm
prl,h;ug the ycrarity OF tie Prince. He
brings 40 new evidence to sustain the a,lv.,.-
;ious OF: Mr. WiI!;am<.and "dluccs no facts to
rvtat tie Prince lie .JoinyiIc'> denial Of thcn
Iut he sr,r.t, one from the Prince, aver
mcnt> and hat hv 40 means the mos, in!-
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e u" have heard the !ain;u! Hcv> that
another of the N'!u'ct;"ld company in Cali
toru;a. (ol. Eastman. is dead. Ih, i the
,iNth death that has occurred III the small
rnmbrr OF California adventures who went
out from Whtcfiril a little more than a year
since. On" by one have they fallen in dis
tant graves. rongh and unh,.'icwcl by airr-
tons tears. M,ny ave the hearts in our
nrighborin" town. which have been swollen
with @rct at he heavy intelligence OF the
death OF >on.e dear one in the land of Golden
Visions, but disappointed hopes and larkcnad
tcmh> Mr. Eastman has left a family, who
reside in WhitctcId
Oftho>r who went from this townnonc have
died. and but one has been sick. Mr. William
Bowman, in his last letter, wrote that he was
recovering from the small pox, with which he
had been confined +" his bed five wcckS,rt an
expense OF >S1o He paid $40 per day Tor a
female nurse, and - yisi. from a physician.
--lao0'"oo>pr E@poter
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C"LLrcroR hEAsIrE.-1hc Dover En-
quircr saws :--"Thc Boston IocotocoS are
said be particularly woltish at having a
New Hampshire lawyer, who don't know a
pink stern from srvcnt,-tour sent down
there TO snap up the Colccior>hp of the port
tic best Office in New England; and that
to". after they had gone to the expense Of
presenting Gen. Pierce with carriage and
span OF horses BE patient, gentlemen, the
'SoIlS OF New Hampshire haven't L'qpn to
rmi crate vet We observe that Mr. Pcalrc
las n'adr his first appointment from New
hampshire. Ehrnczcr : Lawrence, Est,
OF Meredith Bridge, recently Clerk Of the
Courts for E,lknap county. ha> just been ap-
pointed a clerk in Ike Boston Custom House"
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He - H""i luE~1I"N-.in immcrs.
..,>. '.'eiih- WI. hc!,l la,, eyenin. in War;
<'' ~I"'r'' 70 Nominate al lad. pr..,!cn, Il.
i -o' ny ehc,r~, T. .,:a;n =. -yuu.on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-21


lou long the PERIOD cf four dsys we're { = doustl
how lcns thrs -sebs;h day VIII ass-vassher the san
hafa q SUI gog On, OF e has ysr ceased 20 EXIT We
Know that en- The seventh Day God rested 20 ~ a. We
creation OF the world = concerned nor kaye w. snJ
ncord Of he commencing wsrk the morning OF ne
cshth day We know sfos, stress has been aid on ms
tesenfh period, - TIE Sabbath hGs been always
kept, the seven year, period Of The Jews, me
jubilee scre say th> sabbath VII exist uI-l
the glory OF God shall be made manifest He taen
vent Gu 70 urge tbat the Idea Of time a. applied 70
the hrst dsys CT creation eonteDded .or by modern
scence, was also Gzier;cod ~ TIC Hebrew poets All
prophets and quoted many pSssages som job and from
The Psalms a David prove tina, they srtsrtsia ths
des Bu: they did entertain IL they always took care
20 make God hesuprene a,i first cause OF s but new
er referred 70 time a. nite Ike geologiss would cal
eute time ~ strata but how csp hey dsdne the period
would take 10 fnrm thee strata or how IN wsst
manner inc deposits to form these srasa could Go pro
dveed. They may t4k Of subs;anoe~. and fgils, and
acds-brtthese real effects But what produces these
effects they know not; the causaity i still wanted.
end Y y what they cannot Discover There arc 10 two
things nearer than drop Of water and piece If snow
his latter caused b. fraezng and though they wrote
OF Capitalization there still is something beyond even
that yet undiscoTered The idea Of fixed and settled
order OF things was also known TO the Hebrew poets,
and this view he supported by several quotations..
The lecturer then gave short summary OF 10th ec
tures, and concluded by saying that II the Bible was
written in any ether way than that in which il sthGt
would have 70 be written according the discovers.
OF science IN each and every Sge and in the veruacar
OF every individual.
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70 Ne Edstsy If TAs N. Y. TysSsss,

10 NE Eofscy " InS w. y. 4ys0s"Ss
NEwYoRK, Jan. %, is53-No. Isl williara-sa
SIR; l have just received the following
note from q distinguished physician residing In Am.
herst Nova Scotia The respectsbllity and respond,
bilty Of the writer most cheerfay vouch for. Have
the kindness 70 make such dlsposs Of the informsfen
as your excellent judgment may suggest ,.
NJ DrAR sm; There Ia within my travels very
handsome property which will be- BY the Laws Of the
Province beyond the reach 0f the heirs Of tho late Major
Vandyke 10 about I've years. IL Ia now very essjy 10
be obtained by them. have thought No 20 address you
on the subject supporing that you would take pleasure
IN making the fact known. AZ we should DO doing no
parties H. ssce and the heirs great fayos (supposng
they know nothing OF the matter) would be happy In
corresponding with them. They d,ubtlees live IN or
abou; SewYork. understand be len tNo daughters o.
grand daughters. Yours truly, w. Y. THEAL, N ID.
"simpy address Dr. TuEAL Amherst, Ms, Brifish Ma
II appears John ysndyke w. Major In ono Of The
regiments Of the Revolutionary War, q native Of New
York or New Jersey; went to England 1t the eooels
sion Of the war in 1888; thence to Nova 5coca on
ysit, snd sgsin to New.Yort or Newt Jersey His con
Ralph, vhea young man, was also In Noya Scotia Tor
. short time, about 20 or co years ance Aahs any
deposition Of the above you think 1t, and obhge
You're respectfully, RosxHr sEAas, Publisher.