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GREAT BRIrAIN.
Advertisement Duty -hussinD novemerf--Den mark-
The Difed states In Europe.
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Cor-,pondence Of The n. T. Tribune
LONDOs, Friday, Aug s. 1850
The act for the repeal Of the Advertisement Duty
c.yed the Royal assent last hight and into ooe-
ration this day Several of the morning papers have al
ready published their reduced for advertisements
Of ali kinds.
Tue docS lborers Of London are on the strike. Toe
Company endeavor to get fresh men battle betseea
the old and neg hands i apOrehendsd.
The Emperor Of Russia has discovered reasons
for holding the PnDcjPalities. He Si hold them M
longer as a MA eral guarantee 1r his spiritual aspira-
tioDs, indemnify for the cosrs Of occdJyiDg
item bur be must hold them account o." io'er
" Dal disturbances a. provided by the rfeay Of Bis-
Limsn And a. the Ru.s.aOs have ,nay pa, every
thing IN the Priocpaes tops! -savy, the ex.tencs y
such Disturbances c4uno. BE- denied Lord ClareniJD
confirmed 10 the sitting Of he Hou-e Of Lords OF An
gus I'd, The statement gwen 10 ny last lever glth
g,rd 70 tie Ho.podars hivi0g been prohibited from
transmitting their tribute Coa.tzninOps, and RON
entertaining further Communications with Turkey.
Lord Clarendon declared Win gre.s gravity Of cOnnte
nance ard a pompous soleneiry Of manner, that he
would instruct BY che ssseRger who leaves London
q" his night, Sir Hamilton Seymour 20 demand from
4 tie Russian Cabinet the explanation sbich England
Is entitled TO- While Clarendon sends al ,be way
70 st Petersburg request zpianqiozs the Patre of
tc5sy has IN diligence from Jas.y Of the 20th ultnO
.fat Il Rnsaians are fortgng Bucharest asd Jas
sy hat tbe Hospodsrs Of Molds7ls and Wslachia
are placed under Russian Board Of Control eoa.-
possd Of three members; that contributions in kind
are levied on the people, aid that some refrac-
tory BAJaris have been Incorporated ia Russian
I regiments. This Is the explanation Of the man
/ lies Of Prince GortscbakOa, according to which
BIZ augus; master had nrenIoRof modifying the In
sutons which governed the country, aud the presence
Of BIZ troops would Impose upon the people nei.hel
new contributions charges" In the sitting of th'
House Of Common. Of the same day Lord John Russell
declared, in answer 10 question put BY Lord Dadle
Stuart, that tho four powers had convened at Vienna o.
a common Proposition 10 be made the Gar "accePa
"be to Gassa and to Turkey and that h,d been 70,
warded TO 81. Petersburgh. In answer to MI D"''o
he stated; The proposition was in fact an nas"r
proposition, though il came originally 'I0ni 'H'
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THE EXHIBITION
CRYSTAL PALACE.

LACEs AND EMBROIDERIEs

LACES AND EMBkOIDERlE
Additions to the expos ion Of Embroidery and l. -es
aIe daily tcilg made but the finest specimens, cspe-
ciob OF .aces, are probably already exhibition We
mas commence our examination Here W base TIE
hanivork Of woman carried 10 is highest po.1 OF s,
aud We fud ourselves divided between sympathy 10
the worker who has patiently ald with such exquisite
tasle piled her needle. aud admiration for the pro
duct which is lend such refinement and e-ac' to The
fortunate possessor.
Enbrvdep is the oldest o. si. the iHs arfs L'as
before man bueV The OF the brush or chis, before
even the invention OF Implements 81 copper or s-e-l
lsd eu'.r. his rt.llrcrs aud lad tl- Gu1ti ,ls D.
cisi'latiuu. Woman appropriated the needle I'D gave
Ils, 70 her fucy ia IFS ari.-ic cr atoms Ls,e Is
Of ter date having ii cone iuro ddrI, 10 IL J.
d. axes Bu- in al times be t~alilia- iuig nato
as5 hand have dc CITED 20 busy 'n,n5s YES v-h -n-
motucieu rf loosely forms Of u-ed.e Soss and 81 lux
ur, III rein mtnt have lcre-,,1. afd III, al Sal
las eXrcIl,l is means ADD capacities.l "a, c'u-
mud toaford recreation ~ ale alrrcfc aoc iss
IN, ID 70 the pl,5an s.uan-'h ourh ,l- LATER q us
irY,,i %, u.ce,s,. lis ezLi,i,I -h- psr,s -a, and
even Ds'tf4 industry l.c, say % toe prod "a 81
tie mo- siastlc ac y. ID. r. of tie ar. .u-1 -
s,r. rs We ISL d.serl- g. IN f,e nasing
OF -c,s ua,Lley has arc.os been n.rdi. 81
lr- ut-.'c '. sill done ~ ls'l s..-e
% Is ,... i-,. .i.. ,se -rs nc u-.aIe sized be
seems r. h,. .. a,.l &c --s1-y u n'..-l rs plan
sov.nf vfl als' 10 tr, be- nj - pstlIl 1lc c.-
bIoio,Ieis apor but W. reflect OF me uImoef Of
persons WHO I've by this Patient toi. being es-lua II
ftat in Irt-ld alone 10 gives enr o., uelr T. oa- nr
ter % million of WOn-es. viking 10 have tn il-
road I machinery come slowly. 90 least Irril 50
Other modes Of tmpo! melt opening for Tie subssfel e
# these women.
We have in the Exhibition laces and enbT0iler-s
from al the cities OF towns Vi England AMI France IL
which these manufactures have attained any celebrity
Here are specimens Of the Eces Of Nottingham. Brus
sells and Aencon-the embroideres of France Scotland
Ireland and Switzerland twill be 10 longer for isal. o.
opportunity if general information regarding the relative
value and beauty Of these productions Not gained by
people and especially by our women The embroderies
and aces are mostly 70 be in the Gallery AMI the
handsome show case exhibited by Joha Higgins 4 Co.
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TIE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.

ALBASN Wei esily, Aug %, 1854
We have to DAY bad a iOretssle Of what the private
consultations proydedfor in the Rules Of the Court Of
Impeachment 70 be. They 70 be debates IS IN
eruinable as INDUCED in il the most frothy
legislative body. Ga Tuesday afternoon, IL viii be re-
collected Mr.. Reynolds, counsel for respondent, moved
10 strike out the first five articles of Impeachment,
proceeded to address the Court in favor Of his motion
Wednesday morning Messrs. Champlain aud Porter
were heard in oppot and in the afternoon Mr. Brady
spoke in favor Of the motion. He concluded about D
O'Clock, when the President pu. the question
the motion TO strike out Judge DEMO- however,
and moved an adjournment to allow an opportunity
as he said consult the authorities which bad been
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cred by council Til, w,s ,e-eed t,, and the ccut

I d0NITLfTl
This uorr;nr sftr the journal was read 80 approved
The PTetfent again 20 VHt the question when n
ator sber moved that the Coot bod priv ate can
susiiOn Tbs was sCTeed 70. and everybody. eNcrP'
ib- judges and SeHafOrs were requested 10 re ~
Which request being complied With the doors were 'cA
cd lts private consultation bar Gsfsd oil d.
recess being taken for dinuer
This cHrrsordb,ry ong session was n co 1ders'i'r
81 u pie motion o. strike ont FIVE articles ST rel'ilE
10 ON subiect-fhe eaua lettings and tie min argu-
melt advanced in isVOr Of the motion by the couuse
hat tie laE Ess unconstitutional AID therefore
70 notter hOx much o p commissioner night have
disreggrded it, provi-iens he Mt smenable
Nos II very lettering To the ABILITIES Of the
counsel EbO argued this notion day and Lsf thar
the Court should require days argument suOrS them
selves Ia settle the question b. prepared % vOce II
either not very faternF the abilities of cO-nsel
something besides plain sound sense and mparti us
tce j. 10 form the Ingredients 81 the principles upon
which these articles are u he decided suppose IN
under TODD II hss already hesn charged in the Conf
that the respondent the subject # persecution OF P
liics persecution If counsel Allowed % make Use
Of language such Is this 10 Court elective by the POO
DE- and the members of which hold their only be-
cause they represent political sentiments Of part lar
kinds-I say if language such this j. a. be addressed
arlume ntatiye 10 such Court what must rs Fl ct BE-
If II does not produce effect upon the neal decision
Of the Court II vii produce just such PrOtraced ses-
sons for private consultation.
The assembling e this Court sill long stand o. d
prominent feature IN the history OF State. and
fear reproachfu one The pursued, Gar, i
wen calculated To attract the attention Of the people
if they ber money squandered ana one Of their
he best and most sacred institutions dsgaced. tacl
vii not hesitate TO inquire,
WIN st 80 here 10 dle De ate
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PHILADELPHIA.

Cortsroud-rce Of TIE \. Y. nsuse
PHILADELPHIA Thuraiiy Aug L. les
\ German charged with having obtained qnot.y
oficve'ey u,dcr false p~eteus,s in the City 81 Biit-
more vas srfested at the % p,' Bread and Pd.us SIS
YESTERDAY e. .iu,.ll In. p.i,ni-T wSs cHnmnt-i ~
1syor dip u g. asst reqDi,ton from tho Authorities
ra, .-lG. Tie iupgs let's B.iin re sudosply, but
d.. 'l- WIS too luok .oE hlu AID he ss 'clrdls
,. .tsctd 81"
y van iag,,d ! lu Br SIS arrested s'srdsy on
cgu paiu az A4au Gig-r k ID Charged ban o. ts
ultII 81, ii0s Scriptures, lie iaAen before A5.
4 u..r Au b, lin ~ The o Se, :, Ii smother
Ls.'lIE
a. Coum' ia tle Engn- Company Of Washington
CIV ur'Vto iu tbs CT l', aTnooo cs rate tone from
.,l..tta Nev York I.s C,llu a. Sas received By Al
ts.el. g., our emen vao Coliue'5d To- guests to their
qurt.rs Willie hsre, the Ns.c'coo5 Eog.as Company
triertsin them.
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Death- Of NorIherners.
Among the very few deaths published, we iud tn

Among the very few deaths published, we lod the fol.
loving
Thursday, the ph in Of the prevailing Epidemic Capt JoHN
[ HACtDoN Of the al Wesfmins'el.
On me IOth Mrs MARGARFr HiwSiN w fs
Hawkins brockyn N-wiork aged 10 y-ar
u.f'N Nafgartt Moor ey.
On Tuesy M rst Of Yellow feves oi Ro0r, aged
n YEAS a uaiive OF Fast Granville. Mass
Az the re,dcce NJ n Po-vaIfe-s NJ the pavs dem
NJ AAAy BRIwsTLg e. Naybsdss, Va ~ the 5h
her
sunday norm The IN inst a. eocs Of the Prsva as e-
b. DKANs. OF Nel olk State asfd 81
o. Wtcuday t- loh s, JANE DASEoch, vie OF Daniel pi-
rOch sstd g YEAR.
AID % ,
Al se o board bs Br0wusyi Aupsi 81 Of b 1us fever ST..
AfKifN RArRLtY chief Officer the tr Bioae ssi ,, yeaA
Dc ceased ~ as native OF tAe state Of Sew-l c-S.
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The pcstilence.


til ouSsrd stalk, tre or. aoiu pes lance through our
hctec CITY Every m'uG seems 20 sice a. sire and
cor l. creased NiCn app-sr g. sl-rp-a rnsrr 1nt
gnt ~ savage elFctte. l. loaps over S barrier a'0
sparns 81 OPPOSITION GegulDg with the poor t43 .no
- Gnu desoatr has 1irro atrthgu enough g. Ccy
~ tie az IS ot s, # cnfvrt of serene ana ot
IT, j. co no lolgr 10, ttutrd Vuh undue violence o.
ward the lower cIs.s.S II hiss Is .oi she'd o. r,,t
gloomy poo ~ Ii r. G., e. epl-t oi . genera. .,
The rich h- lovely To- gittd, ths yr,aoa. ias r,a 3.
well he votaues ct - ami oSsti.u. the polr ago
the vlTtuouS The IN, rant su4 twpruaeu aI alike f o
ie!s hs reless s,ke attAis sea dssr.ytr sud a.
GsiheItd ioio common harvest % c74t1.
There few, If any parallels ~ history 90 tue present
Waits Ion Bot week $50, involved ia a..
pleSssn; controversies with medical gentlemen - -
whether a., disease which skog OF several haudsea
q our cizens weekly epidemic l. was charged
Us We exciting pauicin announcing and deci ViIg
She fact Two weeks have scarcely passed Sa0 the cpl.
ovnc has become Pesteoce, one Of ths most desiyuc
live, malignant and distressing which ever led upon
pie Considering the humber OF persons liable to the cpl
otmio lthe uDscclmsd there IS nothing IN history to
equal the present mortality. Deducnng our native popa
non and those who have had the fever and become scc
~feo we should regard args figure TO Tx the unsc
ehnsh o. 10000 AZ the breaking out Of the fever Ofthst
nomoei al least 5000 have already been buried and every
esy soos Two hundred more TO the shssdy record.
should II continue In the this frishtful
Der WI De sweed to 5000 BY the first of September which
usually the date when the epidemic begins its ravsges in
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SOP
ITHACA

Thur-ton Acquiued.--UGd Fellows Meeting.
Co re-pondrrce Of The n. =. Tribune.
ITHACA Wednesisv Ara y. 1883.
The .JuD in the case of Tburston gaO has been
trial at this place for MURDER alter an absence Of
bturs. returned verdict Of not entity on ne ground
of " Insanity
New. York are assembled in Convention az this place
hey number about 500 delegates.
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The CumberIand CoaI Trade, &c.


(umberlaud trz1s l4sf large It.
ID. 10 = 40 tuns by canal aud s2q ~ railroad
onsioer abe damage cone at Cunb ri and by stor
% aonesy -Dd Tu. sdAy.
The Balt'mo,e and Ohio Railroad Company have n)-
6eo Con p4ues eIggsd IN the coal trade that under the
nee allotment they caInot furi-h them With the number
Of care heretofore suUy-d aud in cIn,equ7ncs o. tais
her, will bs dmnUtI 10 the amount Of coal tralporsd
% uaYtet.
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Steamboat ExrIo-ioo and Loss Of Life.

BUFFALO ThUrsday, Augusr "a, lS5
= new Sandusky steamer Mississippi collapsed aue
II, nsh, when tsen'y Eve miles ou' fr' N Bald Instant
J, killing fireman and seriously scadiog two oh rs A.
alarm Of ere spread among be pa-eDgers and genera
oons.rns,op d but fears Quoted after
while and the boat returned 10 BlGtO The accident
supposed to have been caused BY sF in the iron Of the
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~ Telegraph
All for The New Orleans ~Elerer-.

NAeUINUIUN, IFl7sIsY, NJ u, II
HE contributions in this Ciiy for the se 81 th- sal
r. NeWNrlrsus slrr@uy ~ eti $4,000 lie AHso mas
.ttt on $4,000 through Mes,rs Coccoran y Sgs.
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see hsvtng fcuoa.rsd o. re Blas,


and boss,5 "a, epe having fcurd.rsd o. the Blnss
.Tss wew N .5fers-ihTse OF the latter being ie.
..Iss ard enc - vbou d~d-took the boats and afer
er.st prvsops for nns dy being iuced 20 ,he great
81 extremity from want Of food they picked up by
Ersrc vessel and carried into San Antonio whence they
were taken by Colonial oruzer. under command Of
w. Warren. Esq TO Lance su Loup. to procure IS
r.ss Il Csnnoa
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TEov Ct THoNN.-We have regs from > Fn0mss 10
Art-st3 There had been an usC.recpn an az the ne
g-oss Il The Island Of Tor,os, Of - Caribbean
srls under Bnnsh r-le nun Der Il per5ons n I'd been
s.n sld The town burned. Tue whites "efe bs-inZ, aud
rany hid arrived .. =, Thomas lle African lever I'D
p. qrs let The Isan1 when ~ in oscounZ eathy
The m .rkets were well suoDlisd Flour = - Neal
d. --l -. Rice 60 e. n g pr 100 lbs.
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u,,,,n1 the Dead Hod,e- nj Nev.Orienn..

LOUISVILLE Thursssy, Aus 10, l35I
private dpat q RON NJ Oreaos states tnst tue al
tboritrs bling unable - bury all the dead last week,
burned read b.
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Tenne-.re Election.

MEMPHIS, Tharsd'y August le 1885.
Sbs majority for johnson tOom i1r i,v7raor,s 2,26
The Congressional delegation stands Wings and Z
aoc7sts.
State senate ia 20 Democrats and . Wings, and the
az Whigt 20 81 Democrats
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our city Fer the week epdg on TIRE 7tt August rs vie
Tn thnasand Ihs. for the xesk pa..re

thousand. That the veek pa>-'re
will he la,ge and thus unless sud6en arc -'oos
% for change occurs the month Of August will b led
q GTabC 10 spnss r The largest proper pOa-
mortality which has ever occurred IN the history Of ei
eicss II will equatbe violence Of the Black PlsgIe ~
the Fourteenth Century aDd exceed tia: Of the PgGe O.
Lor in 1864
The laii.r bas be- regarded the severest oesenee
modem iiues and yst out o. population Of ge hunife1
thousand II only ssu sx'y thousand in year wh-r-ss
TIE preert epidemic IS destroying AZ the rate o. four
tbou-sud nth out of total poDus'0n ~ NJ. over
e.bty tboussno and Of population liable 70 hs disease
Of mt over thirty thousand IL j. true that in previous
Of ibis thare have been days which have eKbb
tied ger mort iy ia day but other OceaiOn
his The sPg gate weekly mortality been large the
Il the disease steady regular and unbr,ken
What the aspect Of these facts IT, that the
ior The preval'noe Of the epidemic has barely commenced
IL lS45, tie bath. in the beginning Of August did not
svsrsge ten DAY. We have therefore al least three
months for lie pestilence T. There Is hope
t.i n VII Terminate s career. uDe-s with q ez austDn
Of material A. the present rr this would appear
not 70 be- distant ~ least fifteen thousand Of the
Gin ai'o have already lad the dse and are either en-
sals Df or 70 fhe tomb. We have herd Of
great number WI" have recovered Many Of the physi
Claus declare that they have lot Of their patient,
lecttd would appear tat tie thousands who have Al
resdy died could have bad fie advantage # medcl
attendance, The physician, Al declare that they have
lot 10 CASES II j. wonderful how successful they
considering tie u morally II our esi nate
Of the number who have bsen attacked be correct there
would remain not than fifteen thousand Of sccl
mated persons which Al the present ratio, would barely
afford nat. nal to last out tie mouth e August.
Bot these all sp.cuatiOns and calculations. They
may fortunately prove TO BE- * tggeraed OOd grant tht
my b. Our city has heen soourged enough already
IL maJ b. however that from this awful visitation, may
derive some useful les for the future Ii may be that
our ii2eIs viii be driven 10 vigorous measures 10
etbsh The health Of the city 10 simplify and strengthen
rs goyernn en improve It's sanitary regulations, give
raier The administration Of the corporation and
all tbfT Of secur better police than have
bibeT'O bad Sh ud this the effect Of present visi
taOD 70 promote IL, should not ex'enuat-,
ce8l gs. the present .rung condition Of sE
flaws NvOrle.n' may yet arise from her Christening,
Whh oDes 60 strength purified aud rel Ivensied-svsn
the G. Hysls ebt IRON tits cred epidemic often finds his
constitution renewed and improved by is attacks.
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A,lsArA - he Montgomery Adsesissr i GazeN Ars
e. from ~ Counte. and The yoe ior Cove nor ioCss
DID,. Earnes, 1ud. Whil), ~ Walker (t.e Wlig
nar.nee who dec ined go; Nicks Union Dem J, 3ij5
y iu,t,n Dem candidate, 23,j27.
Tie D,mocrt5 have decided majority in both
irsrches ofibe Legislature aud majority % loK BAL
lot from y ~ -.
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M,EriASp--Tae Wig sta-e Central c tDnittss
ls mon tie WLies Of tie several COunti,s to bold
urar5 meetings on thursday. 18th inst "a elect Dele.
ss-ss IA the County Convention 70 apo u Delegates
10 The State Convention which meets in Baltimore on
the lst of September The Wings Of Baltimore will
also meet for the purpose, in their respective
Wa,ds on Tue sdsJ, I'D inst
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g. ssner5y bearer Of dsp.'cb4s s-d special uss
s.n.er % Vashif gtsu With Ls ratification Of the Treaty
~ cl.-1s. cane cut passenger 10 tie America.
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STHIzE IS xAST SLIP" &c-0uy readers viii rene N,
Der the story of ths good fortune OF sasa Butler poor
bat worthy Vernon, Onsida County Who 20 have
hsd sgsoy Of sei 900 eft him Europa It tarns out
hat after sng in Anticipation for several week be Is "a
iuoed 10 the pitul sum q s9i instead e sctoQo
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-09-18
AFFAIRE KOSTA.

NJ. Cushing, dit 10 Rfpubi,eaia, nest pas
~rauteur de Particle du Post de Boston sur les
droits des changers qui ont declare leur in.
~tention de devenir citoyens americans. Tn
mais, ell meme temps, fapprobation de Nj.
moroccan. @
Cote declaration nest pas de nature a apai-
ger NJ. Bodisco, qui. 81 ron en- croft 10 Times.
est depuis Pafaire Kosta, dams I'M etat de rage
continue. Ce personnagc a etc jusqu'a expri-
mef pub1iquement son regret que ie Hussard
n.ait pas coule lie Sf-Louis ct SON ST.. capi-
time. Jusqu'a quand lie peuple AMERICAN to-
Il ~era-t-il les insultes de CO represeutant au.
lrratifue de Ia Russie
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AVIS.
4 N. Charles Cchen,

sons cites, par Ia ~prtscn,c. notitie de-
commcnccr les separations dc ,u> che
minis, points ct ~Ievees. conformt,ncnt a ~
Actc dc Ia Legislature de rEla', approu-
We Ic ~ jour dc fevricr 1929, Ct lcsditcs
separations dcvront atrc c~ommencGes
Itnmtdiatcanent. Une inspection dc vos
trnvaux aura lien lc 80 octobrc. ct
nnc %>rconde lc Is dtccmbre pro. hahn.
Nos chemi'> dcvront asoir Is pieds de
large, ct bombts dans lc milicu: vos
points. - picd> De long sur dcux ct d"mi
de large. lie principal m"d'ier AURA
dcnx poncc> d'tpais>enr, ct scra tixt avcc
dc io'ts cIols sur cirl lambonrics dc nj
'ean avec lc chrnin; ct vos fossts
d,tconle,ncm dcrrort s"itcndrr assoc
dams Ia %profondcnr de- EOS habitation>
po"" ponvolr egouter les caux superfues
q'i >trldralcnt a s'accunml,r tutrc lc
%cllct,Iin ct Ia lctte.
Assumption, 81 "oat 1858.
X. TRICIIE, ~Inspcr:cur
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Les pseds de l'tcrivain touchaint presque
Ia boue, et Grain.de-Sel alIait ly coucher de
toute "a longueur, lorsque lie premier capitula
ct coneentit q emhrasser son donlestiqne. Ce-
Iui-ci lui rendit son baiser avec usure ct con-
tinua 50 narche jusqu'a Photel du %nlinistre a
Ia porte duquel il deposa son maltre ct NM,
exempt de toute eclaboussure. Eugene Sue
pardonna pourtant a. Grain-de-Sel, a Ia
condition expresse quill he ~divuIguerait ia
mais layenture.
La clause a etc ENDORSEMENT Observer, ct
la mort seule nous a mis- Ell possession dc ce
secret. A force de yivre de la vie de son mai
ire, de Sc frotter a ses manuscrits ct Il SEES
chef.d'Ruvres, Grain-de-Sel Sc crut un jour
homme de lettres ct Sc nit en- devoV d'ecrire
SEES memories a leyemple de Chateaubriand
ct autres litterateurs celebres. Cest ure page
de ses euvres posthumes que nous ayons offer
te q nos ~lecteurs, ct nous eu garantissons l'au-
Pour .eopie contormc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-09-18
Nous t]rOuyonS dams Ie MpSrhncGhG me triSt

Nous %trouvons dams lie MesehacebS une triste
notice, OH un pieux hommage estrenduaa la
menolre dun de nos confreres, NJ. CASTOR
CAaRItRE, DECIDE a St-Jean-Baptistn, lie 10
de ce mois:
"Deeede victime de la tievre jaime, lie sa-
medi 10 courant, a 6 heures du soir. CASTOR
CARRIERE, Fag6de 29 ans, natif de Nislnes
Pauvre jeune hohnme, plein decnur, de
talent, il iut proscrit de sd patrie par Louis
Napoleon, ct vlut chercher I'm refuge sur Id
terrc libre 1T republicalne DIES Etats- Unis.
Apres etre reste quelques jours a New-lork,
II vlnten Louisiana, GU ii prlt la redactlon Ell
Chef du T'giiant de DonaIdsonville.
Pendant 7 mois il y deploya I'm grand ia
lent. Par suite dun desaccord survenu entre
lui ct Tediteur dc cette feuiIle, lors de la der
Mere Convention CongressionneIle il quitta
Get emploi honorable, ct Sc retira q St-Char
les, chez son ami lie ,docteur Lachamp.
CONNIE nous etions dams Pintention de faire
une tournee editoriale jusqua Donaldsonville,
nous favions prize de nous remplacer pendant
notrc absen CO: Helas! a peine etait-il avec
nous quill est mort yictime de la terrible con-
tagion.
Trois de nos plus habiles medecins Font
visite, les docteurs Lachamp, Schrachtley ct
Lestrade; ce fut Ell vain; lie samedi a 9 heures
on lie croyait sauve, une heure apres il NY
plus d'espoir."