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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18
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LA TULlPE NOlRl o. / =, D.,
TROISlEAlE. PARTil,EI.
~ VII.
!. VII.
ran ALEXANDRA DUMAS
Ia cnANsoN pEs FLEuRs.

= 4 NL,s,5
= II cta,l acrit, pensaile pauvFealos.
s,elius. quo jc nc don,erais mon nom .
sr,. r,,un,ie nj a un cnfaht,i nj uie ncnrs
nj i m iisrc, ccsa trois ntccsslies tont
ricu i,i,ps,s.: ullc ~ moins, = &C al on
assure. 4 tout hoinme un pen organise
quill aaigne laisscr.iouir s''f.terre &c De- e
ropr;ets dun anne ct de l'usofruit d''
corps. s.1...s..,.. -
III tate hautc. 80
Cornelius compta les degrees ~ con-
duimicnt j l'csplanade, regrettant De ne
pa. asoir ,icrnanda ii, garde comblen y
u en- asilit; &C que. dmis son sniile'cusc
complais;snce, cclu;-ci n'cut ccrtes pa
ananaue dc lui dire.
Topt.cc que rcdp1hait ln patient dams
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18
PAR LA t.i|tk=sn NAr,oSALE.
LIE STEINER HUMBOLDT.

~ 80. VS. e.a.s lal Boston, l3de
Unc dtpeche dc Halifax, recue au-
jourd'hu;, rapportc que ae steamer Hum
boldt SC pcrd rapilement. Ses machi-
hes sont cn pieces, ct Ion ne peut
guerc plus en- rien sauver. '~a "@..#
PROCEDURES DU coNGRes.-ELECTIoN
f".f ae0 CnNrEsrEE. : H" fa
.a....a sg-a Washington, l3 dec.
.Aujourd hui, la Chambre, M. STAN
ton "a prescnte un memoire du gouvcr-
,ncur anc. contestant l'election dc M.
Gallagher, lie rcpresentant du Ncuveau-
Mcxiuue. &c mdmoire Il etc RETIRE au
comite, dcs elections. "a,5 g##
fo2 lie .GENERAT.., WOOL.
NJ. Bissel dc l'Illinois, q presente unc
resolution conjointc ollrant les remer-
clements du Congress au genera! Woot
pour. les emincnis services rendus par l''l
ct sprlo. popr SD brilante condpite Il
l., i,atai!l,s dc Blcna-Nista, ct reqnerant
le President des Elats- Unis dc lui pre-
senior IN fsabrc d'honncur portant unc
inscription aPproprec. I k.ly--,
4 teltC feSOiutiuu q Stc t'SAe'oS q VA
comIte. ,.......-t -.s,~. s@ s9.zJ
..... SEN.iT.) p -5,r.a..,s 3.
FoNDs POUR LES bEPENsEs C,sUELLEs,
Anjonrd hui au Senat, NJ. Hunter, de
Ii Nirginie, ii rresen!e an nom tdu CO.
mite dcs finances IN bill detcrminant
T les debours dcs fonds dn Ssnat ,ailectes
aux depcnscs caSnclcs. lie bili decret.:
que tog;c Sommc. destnte a payer ic 81
Iaire Vi. le miIage dcs senatcnrss, ddcvr;'
atrc tire du tresor ct debonrsec par lpi CT
ouc pour &C surcro1t dc travail il rcce-
fyra en- plus unc solnmes de! S ,Gao. Ce
| bill il, etc adopte. .a.,, ras sssataf
.EAssIsTANTg sEcRETAIRE DU TREsoR.
=, Atjourtl' hni lc S5nat II passe AN bill
decrftant. ana l'ayenir Fassistitit !sec'e
Itaire du .rresor sera nomr'hi par Ic pre- :
I.sident, ,avcc l.avis ct leiconscntcmcnt ID"
sSanat., {, 5tfa04 s5sry2l40d ~ ..a-uGg
i RESPONSIVENESS bDENoc RATlouEs.
New. York, l3 dee.
De grandcs "reminiscences ont Gu tic"
parmi les "Dnrs'. (lIa1ds} .. roccasion
de rejection De Beverly Tucker CONNIE
imprimeur. dn Senat. lis celebrent ed
ice, morncn. g triomphe en- li'in tirant : DIS
canon. z,,5g,...,s ..f-ss4s, efrr,,~1rg,-s,3
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18

- Bah !. dit lie capitainc en- impri-
l,inants,a scs; epanles IN gsestc emincm-
n,lcht philosophique, bah laisscz le d.
re. Que yous inporte, . present I
2 une sucur aoide, passa sur lc front &C
Cornelius. i cette rtponse, au'il srcgaf-
DAFT eommc .uie iroaie un pen .brntale,
dc Il, part surtout dun cflicicraqu'oh
l.li await dit ittache "a la pefsonne da
prince. ? T 15@t s.3.a 80
s Lc malheusenx ,cornprit gull n'ayaait
plus dc rcssonrces, quill n'avait plus
d:amis etsse resigna. - eo=sk
SOFT, n,ur,nurat-il cn baissant Ia
tate; OH en- f,it bicn d'autrcs au Christ,
ct 81 innocent que jc sois, je nc pnis me
comparer l.i. lie Christ SC fiite ialsse
bettrc par sou gco.ier ct he l'eutifoins
battu. go! !.
puis, sc retouraant yers n officer qM
paraissait compla:sammentattehdf auii
eat siiBi ses reaexions. ~ 9a 2 zst15ss
= AlIons, monsieur, demanda-t-iiI,
on yais-je s5. . uapls q .s-qgaag
L'officier lui nlontra un 5carflosse at
| teie de quatre chevanx, qni lal rappela
fort le carrosse aai dams une eircons-
tance pareiIle await dsja frappe ses re-
CARDS au Buytenhoif.
- Montcz Ia-dedans, dit.il.
| All murmura Cornelius, il parait
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18

',u on on nc me fcrt pas les honlleurs nu DO
'l'espl1nade, a moi! ..g,... ,@cr >.
# ii prroponea ces mots asscz hantt pour
a auc I'hisforic,,il gni scnibliit etrc at.ache
i sa personnct l.enIcndlt. IS
Suupss Ionte tr,,lt-iI que c'etaii IN dc
/ voir If pour ., hi de donner dc nonycadx
rel, .rree,n,saeiignemc,ts aii Cornelius, car i sap
: 1prorha de Ia portierc. ct tandls qac
i'oiiicier, L. pied lsnr lc ,marchepied'
dounrai,. .qnelques orircs, il hi dit tout
- On VI . des conamnes condui's
d,us lcur proprc vile, st pour quo
l'cxemr,p,lee fat plus grand, y snbir i' 'cnr
supp!ice a |, porte dc leu, propfe ma MAJ,
son. Celia depend. s..,..al .E,.,aa.
Cornelius fit un signe dc enlargement
Puis i lui-memc -. 3I...ase.,
- - Ell bicn /! dit-il.sa Ia bonnie heurc'
voici un gatcon qhi nc manque Jama'''
de placer unc consolation auand l'oc-
casion sen praserte.I Ma fol, mon ami
jc vous suis bicn oblige. Adicu. ..aa
i "a yoiturc roula. 4,ss, 1s.s5f..o., 49,,
: All /! sceIerat, ali brigandt hafl.
Gryphus en- montrant Ie poing 81 VIC
time ,qni lui echappait. Et dire au'lil sen
va sans nc rendrc ma file. .os 4
In .uite an grochain Hun.ero. /,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18

Cornelius, arrive sur I'espla''ade.
chercha brayement ties yenx les gardcs
scs ,exec.it4uFs, etyit Gu ellet unc u
z.ilc dc soldats rasscmbfes ct ,c;,:sant
AIais rasscInhats ct c;uisant SANS ,nioas-
a,t.ts, rassemblts q caHsanta sans lctfe
.aligsies; ;,tftGaae se34 ab -.
] rChue hoyunti memo cntre seuS piatot
qau,ilsnc causaicnt Condiltc qnl pasrlt
1 CorneKns tindignc de hii gravite q"i
D preside d'ordinalfc a DC parcels .ete4'e ete4ac-
mcnts. sogs ..5a .4iH
Tout-a-conp Gryph clopi''ant'
cllancelant, s.appuyant sur une " C. oe4iIl,'e'
app.rut hors de $, gcolc. 4 await + ale lle
me pour un ldernier regard dc .haine
tout he feu de scs vieiax yenx gris dc
/ chat. Alors il Sc nit a yonlf eontrc
Cornelius un tel torrent fabo'nitlables
inprsralions aae Cornelius s .slldlffecssia'nt Tres an
d loIficier:fidsa atibat 4as .1a.s t9
--1Monsieu,s dit4il, sje ne aerols pas
on'il soft bicnseant de me laisser ans
iInsalter par Get homine, ct celia sarlout riot
dams ua pareil moment. 7s,
- i,eoutez done, dit fofficier en-
rant. Hest bien naturel que ce brave
lbom,ne yous en- yeuillc, il Paraft que
vous ravez roue de coups.
-Nlais monsieur, c'etait a mon corps
defendant.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18
DEpECHES TELEGRApIIIQuES.
w ashington, L. dec.

:3.,u G ... Washington, L. dec.
! Aujourdlui lie Senat !. eIu Beverly
Tue kcr, du s'SeutincI'', CONNIE inpri~
meur dc &C corps. NJ. SIidcll a vote,
pour Armstrong dc Il Union ct NJ.
benjamin pour Tucker. Ce, derpicr .;,
rtGn21 votes, Armstrong - ct Galct.1:
Seward, Wade, lous les frecsoilcrs cnfin
Ct les wings ont vote pour Trckcr, ;.
l'cxception do MN. Bell, Gu Tcnncssc,
qui a vote pour Armstrong, ct John du
Tennessee pour G;'ies,gno9 a3a..sbt
CATION.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18
pense qu'el!cs scro,it arrahgtes ABA

I
mia bic. @5ls'f.idt}3@ <JE} -1@
=. sR e!ativcmont Ia question des peche-
ries, lc president dit que I"s Etats-U Unis
!n'lont jarnais reconnu Interpolation
donn6c par ,l'Anglctcrrc au trait: dc
| iSlS,e que dams le but d'ete,sdfc les
droils des pavhcurs americains,ct dc re-
gler les conditions du commerce entire
les i.t;is. Unis ct les provinces DC r.Amt-
ri1uc ;.naiaisr. dcs negotiations ont etc
! enhances gui. iiy a tout lieu dc fe>ptrer,
anront un ,as,il.at des plns fayorablcs.
sa Reinforcement aux difficulties ,surye-
fnu,s a,u sujrt de I'Ameri9uc Ccntralc,
le .gonycrncmt nL DC la Grande-ysrcta-
g,le 2 propose III ang9tncnt amiab'e.
aet .cn,e CONSEQUENCE ,otre ministre Lon
/ dre-, alrect, des instructions acct tgnrsi.
t. Lc PRECEDENT dit .qa'il est de irabse
! que III l;gnc fiontierc cntfe les Etits-
Uuis ct les possessions anglai-cs dc. "a.
.nitriqHc scptcntrionalc soft arrettc cI
trace. il, rs. saa..g ss. -. .s .s... ....
l.. Nos relationsa:aycc h France son'
tonjonrs nn,;c;.les ctnous ntgocions axcc
| c. tic puisSancc un ti;.te de commerce
ct dc nasiga'ion.,
| In &c 4ui- conecrnc Cube, ic. prt>,i-
dent dit quill est lteuseux dc pouvoir
announcer 4ne drpnis lie dcrni>.r coirg'o>
IL ma t'e organise pnrr cctle lie, aux
,Hats> Uni<, u,cuue expedition iiiicitc.
SD Sen prGparait qn"llnes- il lrs
trtprlmeritit par tons les moycns aIai sont
c!, son iposo:r. @za.# Il raastaaH
lie president pallc dc plu<icurs Incl
dent, dsSagrtabIts qni <ont' survenns d
la HHvalc entfc nos citoycns ct dcs ,s''-
jets cspagnol:, Ct il dit qu'on ma pu y
rtntdier itniae ii,ttc'n cnt, parcc que Ic
Consul a''1tricain, nc I,cut ;'so'' aucnnc
relation diriom#t avcc le capltai>
ne general dc Cube. $50 ~
:. .lGsqu'ici !c gouvcrmcnt csragnol i
refuse d'ob,ier a cet inconve1,icnl. nfsi.
noiic mini.ttc Il Madrid I, lnt On lordrc
dc rel our rlcf nos Dc lla.1s'cs zee sujet.
He ntycn rtopo>t -four rtmtdicr atix
ia, hcnx dtiais q"i o,;t lieu dams ccs cas-,
c,ssl d';.uto,ises le~ ecnsn! an ericain q
fcn arpc!rr imrsed'atement aa capiti'le
fs,it:r;.I. = ely sff-a.f fG t.q3' q ttti 1851
&c rstts;dett rccemmantc lc prompt
se gIt mciit ies lec !;.ma!ions. dc l. Espa>
gnc dams l',s!Iairc dc ii goclettc Amis
tad.
Rclatiy.mcnt Il +. H,airc Ilo;zt1, lc
president rtcapitnlc rs. fats tcls qnc NJ.
Mmsy .es a exposes d;sus sie lct;fc. ct il
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18
AGENTS DU toIONNIER. J

-rz rc gh M. E. Eude, Passa ge
Nl,x.ORLEAxs -. de la Dourse, Ne 80
.,s-a- encoignure Conti.s
ASCENSION NM Richard & Tcmplct
Rlvt"Rs-NEuyR. NJ. Firmin Daplessis.
IBERvILLe =. -. NJ. ]. Brean.f54 81 .
Sr-JAcauEs NJ. Auguste Thtfot.
. Sr-JsAS BArrlsTs, u d,ysra pcrrct
Sr. CHARLES = t* +.
73posr.BsE,Uy, AT. Edmond BuIiard. I'D
THtsepAux NJ. Adolphe Blanchard.
HeUMA nj. L. daghc.
Scr-MAris NJ Etenne PGnisson>
As.oxrrro. G. Rodriguez. Cafe Siar
BrItE RIy1ErE M. Pierre TEtriot.
p,,ycauErytLLE, NJ &. J. Z. Gauthief,
r~ Dams les paroisses Oh noas navons pas
rsm,i7s d'agents, nous prions les MaitFes dc
Psste de venlolr Sc charger de l'agence de Hotre
1cuil,e. 'i-@"' @
.. .ANNONCES: Pour les insertions, annohces
avis, etc. tic, les conditions scat les sulVahes
Par Blk 1,lisEs, po.,rIa lere insertion 81 oo
rsvi'les insertions suivantes :: 1oa9V
'rost Abnnna qrii yondra suspendre son abon-
n.n.H,, deEra pr&valir, par cert, Edteur
qlinze (tilrs an inoins, avant Respiration DIT ,r
nc.tfe. .tf,5.s.,, ..r.
Oa ex.cutesa l'i.nrrimere DIT PiosNfER, CT &c
ARK prix ilrs plus medcrts, ,tortes especes d ou-
wages iypographiqncs, fiobs,) teas fue:- CAR
res. rAcroREs, PAMPHLETS, BLAScs: ETC 'EI = G. :
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18

fchuahles. cl ie president ignore QuclS
pTogtes y oist-el1 fats; mas il e$pefc
qnulqs aboutiront dos arrangements
qnl satistero't fg.Icmcnt les dcux par.
is, pafce qn'iIs scront col,sis dams, III,
esprit de 'AbHraIita ct d: anittit rap
4 Notre muistre rtes dc L Amtrique
Ccntralc ii etc rcg' dane :nanierc ami
Gale """ '.' 1' ~ -.7"a - 52.io
Notre nini>trc al Brt;<i a rrcl FOR
Dire d'Inyiter le gonvcrnemcnt de &c
pays a Sc relacher de sd poitiqhc res
Hlctivc' rclatisernenl a !a.a,avigation de
PA'hazone ct1dun Paraguay. LA confe-
dtratlon argentine a on.c les ports
N ctIc pos>e.!e sur ccs rivierc:, Ct dcs
tIsltes sur ce s'ljct tscroat sou,ns ;tu 81 j..
nat.l>I-5 #. , H. ia rui.s9se"s
/, Il a etc ptis dcs mnsurcs pour l,irc
ccsscr les difficulties Gu OH sprouvait a
SC procurcr tlt' gaano, Ct I'on croft que
lie gouScrnemcnt ptruvicn paicra une
indcmni;e pour les oatragcs commits par
scs oilicicrs dams les lies Cinincha. s.-
La prrsi lest parlc de. t'.,ugrncntat;on
du tcrriioire, ct dc Ia pro:pe1ita toujours
croisshnte dc notrc beau pays. sa ~.
II est ie parti.an de Ia doct'inc dcs
d: otis dcs Eta'S. ct du pousoir !;nsit
du gnpycrncmcnt federal. 81.
Ii dill que les rcscnus du pays sont
bicn au-,!cIa dc ses hcsoiEs presents 'c
vcrir. +a
Pour FANNIE qW s'cst fcrmees lc. 80
i in 1853, les respnlls SC sont eicyss a
pres dc cilr1nantc-ncuf millions dc pias-
tres, prorcnant des douanes, ct asnx
mi'Iiou< Gina cent mile piasfrcs. result
tant dc Ia vcnLc, des tesres p,blirres.
Les dtspenses, tsauf lc paicmrnt de Ia
dctte nat;ouaIe. ont nttcint lc chj!lre
,|e ouaraulc.t,ois millions Gina cent
mile yiastrcs, ct lc 80 JUN 1852. on
await dams he t,esor public ute balance
d. trcnte-acnx millions cinu cent r,!fiGi
p;astrcs tom .. -47'aa j. '4tfs - .
I.c ,,rfei}cnt recon mandc d'appso-
pr;crcet tuormc. .cxcsdnnt. au paiencl.t
dc i, drttc publigne. ct de diminucr a
tavcuir Ie montant dc ccS re cettcs. De-
/, Ia dctte q,ri Sc monte a cinqMante-six
millions ciuu cent mile piastros, est di-
minute chaqnc jotlF'; il scraitSbon d'a-
Ioptcr le planq"e propose lc secretaIrc
de Ia >tlr,tsorcrie, ;,tiin &c rtdnirc les droits
sur ccstains articles ct d'a outer sur la
listc des entrees lbres les okjsts dc ma
tiercs prenieTcs, ono hoire pays iie pro-
duit pas en- ahondancc, nnis qni sont
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-12-18

deeIuiaf'ciIitcr I'accemplsserhont de scs
dcvo'r>.~H N-. t2a 3. Hog a,
ATFAIRE GARDNER. =. IMPRESSION. .pU-
BLIQjE.
..., Washington. 6 dtccmbrc.
I'exatheh dc rntfairci Gutncr. ac>
cnst dc lraudcs au Mexiquc, a etc lixe
a Jcudi proclHfin. i'if#H,5 <Tf
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-27
WHAT LADIES CAN no.

At MARYLAND, Ohio, u little girl about twelys
years old obtained 10 her list Of temperance
pledges more than five hundred names. This
set the bali to rolling among the men and women
Of the place, The result was the union Of the
minister, and lawyers Of all SeetS, in religion,
and of all parties in politics, 10 roll on the TEN.
psranee car, and keep it on the track, The
men organized societies, and the ladies united
their own sex in similar organizations, holding
their female temperance meetings, and conduct.
ing them upon their own responsibility, A
committee Of two ladies, has recently waited
upon oil the merchants, grooers and tavorns Of
the place, selling ardent spirits, eleven in mum
Der, and asked their names to a pledge not I,
sell ardent spirits, except for medicinal o,
chemical purposes. An signed the pledge, OK
eept two grOcerS, who wanted "more time ro
consideration" The ladies have great conf
denOe that the two considering" gentlemen will
yet yield to their request, and Sign the pledge
Most Of the citizens OF the town have signed
petition to the Legislature Of Ohio to give then
the Maine Liquor Law.--tMOntpsiisr (Vt,
lWGtShAn.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-27
M,dern "Lrdte,,N % WHOM lhe kllthen /. a |

Modern "LudteS," Ia whU.h the Kitchen IL "a
great curiosity a. the HsllssPOn,, are Ihss
pinned down by the NswburyPort Herald;
We Onse knew fashionable lady In the Me.
lropOl,S, who was led 10 the hymsnlul altar by 4
lhriltS Bond street merchant. He casually OK.
pressed wish one day that some brown bread
might be baked. The gill IN the kitchen was
ordered to bake bread. She knew her duty,
but knowing, ut that time, hsr mistress did not
here, simply inquired how much meal she should
bake The lady hesi,ateda moment, but the
inquiry must 10 answered, about three
peGks Of each kind" she said, "wOuld be sufR.
Gent" Abigail went ut Il, und the next morn.
ing the gentleman had specimen Of twenty.
seven lONves Of bread made by the direction Of
his wife.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-27

UFA writer in the Baltimore Sun, WIN
has been afflicted severely In his family by
that appalling disease, bronchitis, has found
relief from tho following rsmedy "Taks
honey in the comb, squeeze Il out, and di.
lutte with little water, and wet the lips
and mouth occasionally with H." II has
never been known to fail in cases even
when children had threats so swollen as tobe
unable to swallow, II Is certainly a sim.
pie remedy, and may DO a very efisaeiOu,
one.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-27

A citizen ofSt. Louis has invented a sew
ing machine capable Of working button
holes, and executing clearinghouse and whip
stitching, as we'll as plain sewing, and /,
docs oil very neatly, and with wonderful
dispatch. The Intelligencer thinks this
machine will take the place Of thanksgiving
In many private families.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-27
Fur the Journal.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Ma. EpiToR

Ma, EpiToR;
A few days since, you made some remarks
relative 10 Lot, and the building Of Catholic
Church in this City, This we suppose gave
rise TO some observations by your neighbOr Of
the Courier. And those observations called
forth the comments in your paper, ever the sig.
nature Of I'd" Thsse have produced some
public notice Of the subject, Onl amounts TO dgi-
idiiOn, perhaps, the true object OF your frat
notice. Al all events, the effect is observable
in a general approval, aud expectation, that
that denomination, which stands alool from all
others, will show their devotion ~ heir reli.
gion, by providing q plan, anil such OrganizO.
tons as will secure the enjoyment OF such
privileges, in their own way. The number Of
that order, now in the city, il is now admitted
juStihes them in building respectable Church,
or place Of worship. Aud though their means,
10 be derived from their own order, may be
limited, that fact should not deter them, or de.
lay them, from making such efforts as other dc.
nominations have made with success,
Tho excuse volunteered, by some Of their
own protested denomination, that the influence
and opposition to them by the protestant demon,
nations Of the city, are such that they can Obtain
no aid out Of their own, is too aimSy cant
for serious considerations Il Is knoTn TO bC
untrue, and is agssSamer veil, behind which
they seek to justify themselves for the neglect
Of an acknowledged duty,
o.her denominations appeal to other dcnomi.
nations and TO strangers, putting their owr
shoulder TO the wheel, Aud when these have
proven insufficient, they have not hesituted I,
appeal 10 congregations VI the same faith, and I,
funds set a part for those purposes. The Chris
tian character, and zeal of the Bishop Of thi,
diocese is loo we'll and extensively known TO ad
nit Of such excuses, in this Oge Of intelligence
and reading. But TO say that ProtrStants viii
not assist in such caseS--even il il were q Nor,
mon Temple, is TO say that they are against al
local prosperity, peace, order and good morals
q thing so untrue that none will charge il, OK
Oept in dark oOrnes, and secret conclOve u CT
feet selfish, and 6endiSh purposes.
II a respectable Priest, or any known and re-
spectacle Catholic citizen will make the efIor,
with tho spirit and evidence Of desire for sue
osSs--PrOteS'ant aid will not be withheld, bu
will be literally extended
PrOleStantS hold the inalisnabk doctrine, tina
every man may and shall worship under hi
own vine and fig tree, without let, hindranee, O
mOlestOtiOn. This they claim for themsslve
respectively, and will unitedly guarantee I
others, II, therefore, the Catholic denomnu
ton in this city, fail or neglect longer, to erec
an OdilCe for themselves, upon them and tnei
religious zeal, muSt rest the blne.
The cause Of public morality, and political an
religious privileges is the cause of
THE PEOPLE
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-27
From tic New York Dulckmnn,


The happissl man Ia this world h supposed
to be "nigger al dance" In our opinion,
this rule IL Too limited. A "nieeer" 10 not only
happy OF dance but In every o,hef position.
A darkey may be poor, but he 10 never low
spirited. Whatever he earns he invests in fun
and dsVillTy, Give him a dollar, and In less
than On hour he will have seven sbillings out Of
Il in yellow neck ties or cracked violin. There
iS something In the African that sheds trouble AZ
q duck will water. Who ever knew "oullud
pussun" 10 commit suicdep Tire negro Is
strongly given 10 love and jealousy; but Ne hOE
no taste for arsenic, He may lose his IN by
betting against roulette, but he don't find re-.
lief for his despair ~ white folks do, by resort
ing to charcoal fumes or new bed cord, but by
visiting ode fair SEX" and participating in the
may influences Of "ds OcsiPul eOnvOluIiOnS Of
der clarinet"
There are two classes Of writsrS--ons who
have nothing to do, and the other Who have
neihing TO say, The latter are by far the most
numerous. Force men 10 write only when they
think, and our TOliUs would soon be reduced 10
primers.
People who look into things, think they see
into them, Nothing, however, could be more
unrounded. The former requires nothing but
optleNj the latter optics and brains. Let TWEEN.
| " men look at the calorie engine, and not more
than one OF that twenty will see anything but =
huge mSSS Of iron, aud an III smelling iire.sto-
ker,
Habits are more easily formed than they are
altered, It takes more time 10 S6ridge one bOok
than It does 10 write hNlf.a.dozsn, The same
remark will apply to letters, The only reason
why people write three. PACED epslle, Is be.
al. -. "a IL
Il may seem like paradox, still us fact, that
almost every editor finds il easier 10 write half
column article, than he does 10 get up one thui
contains only two or three paragraphs.
A western orator in late slong.wOng address
10 the nu,erried voters oil CornOpos, said that
TO save his country, patriot should be willing
to die, even if il took his life. It is unnseesSa.
~ to say that "them" sentiments met with a
"lriumphant echo" from the assembled multi.
tude.
Things are pretty evenly divided, Sfurr all
The poor M1n has no money, and the rich nam
no appetite. The former lives IN dread Of the
aims house, and the latter % dyspepsia und
white pine pudding, Who's Oheadp
4 late visitor 10 Cuba divides the inhabitants
into two cluSsesi one Of Which makes living by
manufacturing cigars, and the other by smoking
them. He says /, is not uncommon 10 see wo.
men weOn their babies with principles instead tt
COudle miNture" Queer people, those Habun-
eroS-wSll they urel
Mix Ignorance with sudden wealth, and wo
produce chucklehead whose inSolence will be
equal to hundred pounds to the square mch.-
We can imagine no greater nuisance than an ill.,.
bred man suddenly raised to the rank Of million.
aire.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-27
Runaway NaRrNep Arr0Itaa.

On Sunday last four negroes ran OF from Ma.
ZION county. They were the property Of Frank.
lin Whaley and G. W. O'Conner, Of that ooun.
ty. Ono Of tho negroes came into this place be.
tween seven and eight o'clock on Monday eve.
ming for the purpose Of buying something 10 eat.
He was instantly arrested, and gave information
Of the whereabouts Of the others, Several men
started in search, and about II o'clock at night
succeeded in capturing them mile or two be.
low town, near the river, Each negro was we'll
armed with pistols, knives, &c., and no doubt
had they not got confused, would have resisted
Stoutly any attempt TO arrest them. Mr. 0'Con.
ner, one ot the owners, started home with them
on Tuesday Canton Reporter.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-27

The second arctic expedition will sail in
a few days from New York, in search Of
Sir John Franklin and his associates, The
Advance, one Of the vessels Of the former
expedition has been again selected, and
is made very strong, She is provided with
a portable observatory, mOgnstical ins,ru
msnts and dagOsrreOtyPO SpparOtuL Al
astronomer, artist and naturalist will be at
taebsd to the expedition, She has fv,
boats, two Of wlllsw baskets covered will
India rubber, She is expected TO 30 absen
eighteen months