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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-12
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Adam Carson deceased.
By virtue of a decree of the Fifth judicial
District Court Of the State of Louisiana, in and
for the parish of Assumption, dated the 18th
may 1858, will be offered at public sale, by A.
F.. Hickman, Sheriff for the parish of Assomp-
ton, at the Court House Of said parish, On
Thursday the 23d day of June 1858, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, the following described properly,
belonging to the succession of Adam Carson, to
wit:
Ali the right title, interest and claim of said
Adam Carson, in and to. a certain tract of land
lying and being on Flat Lake, in the parish of
Assumption, together with al the buildings and
improvements thereon and thereunto belonging.
Terms Cash.
Parish of Assumption, this Doth May
1883.
a. T. HICKMAN,
So Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-12
EGLlSE PAROISSIALE DE LAS
Sumption.
AVIS AK EN- HREpR ENEIR&

Messieurs les Entreprcneurs sont prevents
que lie Conseil des Alarguil.iers recevra jusqu'a
la I'm On mois de JUN proclaim, des Submissions
pour la construction ell briqres dune n%ouvel'e
Eglise, sur lie plan ct les dimensions de ceile
de ihibodeauxvilie L'entrepreneur aura lie droit
de taire les briques sur la terre de reglise.
ponr plus alnpIes renseignements, s'adresser
a administration.
Paroisse assumption, ce "a mai 1853.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-12
EDMOND MAURIN,
ATTORNEY 1T L.4W.

practiccsm the Fifth'JudiciaI District,
in the parishes of Assumption, La
fourChc Interior and TcIrcbonnc, and
will give particular attention to law suits
that may be entrusted to him. !
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-12
LOUIS C.EEl2,

seTailleur de Paris, OH il a ~travaille duran,
douze annees; Went de s'6tablir a Napoleon.
vile, dams la maison de M. Pierre Blanchard
. cote de lhorlogerie de M. Edmond Drouet,
M. Cleber ottre au public les services de sa
profession ct il espere a%cquerir TN nombreux
~patrona ge, autant d cause de la modicite de
ses priN que par Ftlegance de ses CONNECTIONS
ETAT DE la LOUlSI.ANE.-Cour
du Cinquiemc District Judiciaire, Pa
Im roisse de Lafourche lntcrne.
Succession de G.. A. Knobloch.
Attendu que Louis Bush, de la dite paroisse,
'Syndic de Ia dlte Succession a ce jour depose
dams la dite Cour nn compile provisional de son
administration de la dite succession.
En- consequence toutes les personnes qui
pourraient avoir des objections au dit compte,
sont par les presentes notices de les dGduire au
Grefier de "a dite Conr i son bureau dams a
vile de Thibodeaux. dams les dix jours qui sui
yront Ia premiere qualification de Get avis, simon
lie dit compte sera approuve ct homologne scion
IS .ss,ss,.z 81 Temoin ma main ct le sceau
3EaINE de Ia dite cous, &c 7 mai
' '~''' h. BUSH 81
80 <.fHa' Grefier.
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NOTICE..

Persons wishing to adapk machinerics
upright sugar mills, will find it their ~intere>
by applying to James G. Morrison.
Persons WISHING to contract for such macl.
t heT III y ;oE = 3Iif o 9B4 In crop, will please appI,
70 VI. =. LOhET. at Napoleonyille, %betwecn
his and the first of June next.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-12

La suite au proclaim nt1e,dro,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-11
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

~ TrtgGR,ru FRoN LONDON LIVERPOOL.
LWERPooI saturday March %. lsSt.
Aprvao letter from Paris says repo I'D there that
the Russians had entered Bucharest Nv authority i,gven
and Il may be- mere rumor. -
Haynau had written history Of the Hungarian csmpagV.
The Mss have been found among his papers and will b
Published.
The Humboldt arrived of Cowes ON Friday morning.
alth ult.
The French funds had again advanced notwiihstsnd.
ing the report that ships of had been ordered 10
the last The S,c says that the perfect accord ex-
ia, between France and England 10 the difficult questioa
of Oriental affairs aud that all misunderstanding win DO got
over Peaceably.
English Consols nuctua,ed during tho week from ~ -
highest or Money TO % closing at the former quota
ton.
Aterdc explosion took place in coal pie at Wigan aJd-
Thirty to forty persons were killed
Some students Of the University Of Prague hive beHo
sentenced 20 be beaten with rods for making waaton de-
monstrations ia favor OF the traitor kossutb"
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ITALY
Executions In Milan.

From Milan l-th nit. 10 Is announced that three more
or. had been executed for thDir share the surrec
on of 9TH Feb and I'VE others had been condemned o.
death nominlly for robbery but M reality the same
,rouud. Of these i've three also had been hanged
Three thousand stand ct arms had been discovered secretod
u the forests along the rcurse frontier and twenty per
sons are under srrc, suspicion OF having placed them
there The P1-iaRlnf5 thar the refugees sent out
,fG,uoa were but nine n number The exact number
p.U,d from Turn Ncrcsl and Alexandra NOT known
hut more au fourth them had been compromised
n the recent revolt
The bell. of the Cathedral of Milan permitted ~ hs
rrur during thr religious services ot Palm SUNDAY fer the
first time since tho iu~urrrcfIon
A. F,rar three persons bad been executed for opnsrs
Ton others hld been condemned % death huth sentences
of seven had been commuted Ouc ct those shot WAS a
medical man
Tho Hungarian garrison n Ancon1 Il about 10 be
CHANGED a. tho soldiers are very di,1.ctgd much
hat d, thought thDr gmcut will Boz dsbnded from the
Austrian service"
Nrrar Gu,rU has been arrested for distributing Kos.
su. address among the men, and other person, OF position
are likewise implicated
NJ " P,trr Roman Catholic, and for eight years
past charge Rome D., superseded by VI Lyons. Prot
TIe Pope 10 ,h, request Of the Dutch Government hl'
created ava Archbishop ct Utrecht, and four ,ufipg,n
Bishops
mn, comet discovered from Harvard observatory by Mr.
Titf.r 900 .tb uf. was noticed boo the College Romano,
ROM, on tbe oih March
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-11

There has been tax 'or some time Of Evolutionary
manifesto that circulated among the soldiers IN the Ger
man states Ia foa3'a Itwrs publishes in fuA what
rurports De- copy NJ this document bu which oaers
intrinsic evidence of sf having emansti from he recoS
uired Revolutionary Committee
The Kiu- II Wartemberg has issued IN order or the
suppression of TO Burschen>haA Association ot >,U
don't. ~ he University OF TuhnScn The reason OF this
SUPPRESSION 3, that the Association m'de 81 tor
political ends
Thsr, is >plt in The Cabinet of Prussia respecting the
appointment ct a Police Minister The resignation ct the
Minister President or Minister oft the Interior booked for
iu consequence
Tho loan five millions thaer> lately concluded by tho
Pr,,,sn Fjuance Minister appears 20 d. nothing moro
than the ISSUE ct the remainder ct the slooooo0 contracted
tor in sac o>ten,hly tor the Eastern Railway
Prom Austria We have nothing % report. VI Rruck It
was ,sd would Doe sent 90 Con>ttuurople Austrian Am
bassador
Hsynaus funeral procession moved through Vienna on
the l,th ult toward Graft. where he WAS % De- buried
Three ~ tho Arrhdukcs Prince Mudi,chgwts. and other
Austrian uonb.tits followed the body.
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RUSSIA.

We recently noticed the Srest anf disgrace Of s1ndry
IN rt Russian Genera on account u psculat1n though
,re-i.ey Of What na,pre stated We now learn
rom Br. leer rat The ksndsnf Of the Fund fOr Mil.
tar InyaEd ,e committed suicide By poison account
of tie ineyi,.ble discovery q cealeatiOn Of above mil
hon Of sJ.er rbles Of which be guilty His accounts
were Isys inspected BY Commission Of Generals bat he
bsbtuA caused that duty 70 be preceded By dlaaer Of
The utmost m4gniheenee, AFTER which they would ook
the books and naturally End them all right %
were these dinners for their sPlsndor and iaialy
vas universally supposed be mas psT. VERY possibly
giving them BY extraordinary iaes - p' =. "a 49,.
80 r,-;eteh are the members Of THIS dinner eating
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-11

through the e1ertions Of Lord Howien the spans"
Government hss agreed % give complete liberty Oe''V
The emf Of The yesr 70 that class ct negrNes eaiei
rssss sfsr the complexion Of their FIVE years e'''i'
~ spp-ertc>hp those -srHI11s's who a me e'1 ~
ls shall no; have 6ni>hed their term Of sev'Sde' S''
b. r,sn-r -sei according their several probationary
Rods expire Ths measure has been occupying me
Iss.,u st Msird one way smother Tor ne l'~ '''
wears ana e. concession now msy b. lcoked on = 'h e''
1T of better things vhe = n't without II e0'>v IA ~
present fi>ahr--t-f stare ~ Cuba
~ ,,r.h >-4Y-,. srr,,r- The S-rcotrr'Ss " Ca :
Cd, vr- ~ d. lon, continued rams s1d storms VIC"
b,, -. -h, ..sis snd DESTROYED much other properly!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-11

Epi-retipn has creased L. be desperate foolish and dS
creabc act II is mo- longer "a, resource of Che criminal
aud the outcast twenty wears ao the SON d" even ma
ancrvu> family did he hat hr,Ahc wish to vniSr' Was
placed uud,r the ban at suspicion amt contempt ana iv
CARRIED born to break hi> mothers heart ana never
ihelc>s toraltu under the >vFuv> uulr,tct" Ca e>c
NcgV In ms unnatural >chcmc - great Is ut Ch'u-v tG
nov the accomplished the high Wintcd the wealthy The
comfortable arr often the h>i 90 encric and Is tae
common rcnark ot rmigautS that almost any here m an
Australian COLONY, They viii meet with better >.N th'n
sn the cramW and narrow minded c'rcc ot am tncn>h
sogntr, town lndocnc, and stupidity co behind o.
settle On thcr Ices and finish those Nu Qatfr,l,
which form, - large Part at ,nillc Glass life m thu
Try, Genius sad nobility 81 u3ud arr Wtn-uS thoU flight
a. fryer and morv genial Atmosphere
The Irish emigration = not on at te character We have
described hut has other and still ulorv honorr qualities
Al that strvnsth d" Infection Sud Those d",>'ic virtues
which distinguish that unfortunate race tt which have
made them huS ihcrr"NvN win Toe istN S', ar NJ"
sNerttd ia aUgmentns aud dSuNng TIE udr w emu
rcrS but lew wears age te UvmbcrS o family used %
chi their scanN t. cuSble enc a. - ~ te pre-
carson ct the rest That vanguard hN> now SccUri @ oUd
,r5 draws the rst offhr column atr Il with increasing
se-HsNas kvery American posi-, Ne sre told ey Es"~N
journal "brngSi,s supply OF rcmittnct upon TIE rgeN
:. which crowds of grants hurry away with scarce
- onents DELAY or prvartion Il seldom hs that letter
Z pm an Irish emigrSnt IA America i Followed hN the de
arturo oi one, thrive morc 81 the rAioiS AZ home
IAey arr described no longer broAen down tenants,
i,t persons well enough DO IN THIS world Waam the
succcSs at their friends strange land stimulates i ol
low The most rvmArkalr instance this change ii
feeling and altered circumstance has beea Afforded ha
sNery day in extensive emigration from the Islands "i
sAusn Seven years ago even while famine sArvI tA'a
sfrom wrctched home u part nom thcir native ISLANDS
swoul have been second death 10 these primitive and
ssecluded people. Now, when they IN comparative
ssfiuence able satisfy all their moderate wants in
ebeme hallowed By rany sacred traditions departure
distant land them little emOtcn. To leave
stheir home seems 30 give them A. little Concern IS
"a visit few years ago 70 ir IN Galway where some
sA.nce Of wssther might possibly detn them two
or ths,e DAYS Some thirty trsy Of them who have
la ms town to-day their Way 10 AaeVcs seemed
a;, .oeoneerned their exIafrtshoa They were nae
49,. ,asn and women-admirsble specimens OF the
s3r;sh ,essant before famine had bowed his frame
cor crushed his spirit" The Emigration fahd uSe1
10 be the savings Of n'Sny ysNuS "'N 49, 80 +.
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The Maaiai AZ nsr-eiIIe..

prufe-.su. writes from Mtr-rl-- tl- iplJwI3g -
ter o. IT, LO.lya Iia-' Rejecting Mali. tHt Dos vito
Mtafuff- Saturday March 10 l--J
hasten to inform sou ot l- release rom pr-ou and
sag arrival 40 Mar-slr. ~ tae Nadia The Malta were
r,.. from PRISON on Il-.isy l.-f and mm-dtre
.s ,ul--. ~ board fi- French P-t Ot-r steamer ll-
I.-rstr WHICH ..T LEGION Pa l-Kf lr tls place
H., a.rr uot Allowed b.. t- Ia-iu authorize. com
BE with 90 -trl- .-.l- and were board
very o. If e8l l.l beng even permitted t1 isk-
e..tt.l el.rl 81 a., aa.lZ tr tl~u a. hotel SJ.n-
En-lh s-ur-ner l-srlag fn-ir destitute situation win
r.ztrl q. clothing ,-lf them some k,A NADIA typ-ars
Ser, intelligent ana interesting but th- unt II
L-r I--r husband B, apparently gone. Tbs dou1t
i-alf!v b. Attributed o. he many privaons d. has
d-rzuf- Th-s Ar travelling under tn Assumed name II
Fr-L-co AMI ko-e F4lLn-. an4 Mt allowed o. land
tnr~ before th- Iuscan Oous-i had Ircat-d with
then Ihey arr uncertain O. TIER future el-nts
ba,a ~ doubt sooner ~ aver yisil England - Wl0ss
lLc-tt-l f1r tt-sr I1-rry am A., A PEJrEsTAsr
ON th- subject Rev Ihomas >ieeLn4n British
Cis{ AL AZ I>-ghorl. Wr,tr> ~ tat- --th --t.
A. report. u th- u healrh ~ trancesco Nadia have
rraciri k1gillt kl, friends VII b. gLad - IAN tat
lths1gl --l4 -r0l-i Dr. mach nprOs ~ and have no
doubt blf freedom al perfectly
trg am grave h0S~ver O. ADJ th4t h lnd appe1-s
O. - rsi-v .ltk-n IT, iron has entered hls soul
AID ~ pro,aced ers4ou had With Inn yesterday
discovered win pam many unnlistAkable symptoms u
rleHia C-,kse shch atOr1 ground 81 great Ayprehen-
son Rosa Aat1li 5 vel and Der nInd "a Al who KNOW
her testify : even more vigorous than h-r by She
J. WOMAN who commands tn respect wi eKcf7s
tie sympathy u Al who have he privilege cOnVers 9th
her he future proceeding. u hese uOsg Interesting peO
PIE VI uneerah they have been hurried away
frOu Tuscany without notice and With the greatest s-esy
BIT they propose remaining ~ AArSees until Frsace,cOs
kozE4 and sgrs1sgth restored
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-11
The Lesden Press---Psiicy Of >apsleen on the
Turkish Qsesrien-
csu~qS@sssos u The \. l rras4Hs-


Until this morning ~ further authentic ness has
been received from Turkey. The Pans Correspondent
of I Nr.I1g Herald Of to-day asserts that be has bea
informed hy responsible authority that the Russians have
entered Bucharest IL the CsEvsr de Aarssss ii The
4h inst We rcsd We position io convey 10 the
Anew ledge Of cur reder the substance d the note SAeh
ave already been presented 10 the sublime Forte o.
'dorseroh immediately after the departure Of Count
'Leisusen snd before the brutal sore Of the frince
'Meneklod in the midst ofihe Diysa- The following are
the princa points referred % in this diplomatic note
The Count l Nesserode complained in the mos; lively
terms that ths Porte IN spite Of its OrnA promise not
10 stiack the M.atenegrns had carried on sAaguinA
war against that repe which had given the greatest
dissatisfaction 10 ID. Cabinet Of 81 PesersSargh In
order u secure Asheien projection - the Mon
tenegrns and for their Preservation from <Assers
Rasss wcaA invite the Pete 10 recognize the s8sye.-
deacs ef Nsssegre. The note contained also protest
.srsirsf - Nocks oftha Asusn Cossf srA IN con
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-11
PORTUGAL

Itor -rs 2, fath IS uo; ot political Interest ne pT
posed SUPPRESSION 81 che tobacco Ans >oap monopoly nN'
proved ~, aaliv popular m The tooNn'e> - pa u' -
; nr-rp>s fs b.n INSIDE IN the Coyte> OWING 70 tae
i.ar>s of che Minister ot F'nsnce-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-11
commercial INTELLIGENCE.
narluA,. CIrculnr.

Pc, 'tes~y E12pal Losoos, March - sg-sPN.
holidays. snd - rsoPsa nj We haTs he'd
GOOD shIoeseo"' mo wee. TO- @oa articles Cores
actys demand bst the sas Of Discount remain. the sas
coessA bag. nondur.. suction hay. bso.sAd
ssqt of ,uyst "a Bses tssiI p bag. rso.ra. ord -
Coco qust and So bass Trinidad AZ suction have been mssy
CotrsG Trading Company second s which ess psec
uS slssas.s nom ~ to Nc add s sdSss. s.s.s,
from Hamburg snA Antwerp eoee extensive imprsv
Native csSoS d ~1cS 1890 6sss have changed Asad. boo
ios Cd Import. Chiefly ssS By ,s sspo',s ~'h no. hs.
.osd ar.s sod GOOD seconds has .h .oai o pss
st.oS csoo have psy found S@ys al .,ss ssss, re-
-hs Toe s.. Native aHd 90 b-s COSTA RE. Asd q
=. r. eos. s5': a.; zee. We .,;. he'd ,...
FLoUs vim large .vss cheaper - sell sad aas
War s.s . .aa . -. declared Bssl.r .nd WA. IN
o~s DE- sens. ssss s9 an Ises Cor assss,st
India at arn A Liverpool hsIs has been good general
gsi a. m price. Js-'sfcsy' qaeaa of hadns Ofssa~ y
o:Ss. ssTAs d.~,1a g, ocs. e;,shs ss.,rs. nd e.
ealt u largely 7t@a Zanzibar has .dy.sesd 49, visA iss3
o ssksrs oainns IA. sa,sosss % SS5s
10 s 's . AZ S ., wo ss.s "a M
=, ~ ,ans hao1. span ed AZ st ~ so beg -
Js.Is, Opium asll Al llsal s.alss dIa q 81 O.
chang % sones Castor Oh aesxy in SseLsS
i Ds e.S. s. Y = . ss SsS s ca
% 4sS bss:ws1 hrm. lsnaie. ssr..gsnia eossh. aps
s.. csa I'd Ga e ssa TO- jsIs "' ssH a:a.sa n
ri
Iada firmly n.atsiaed With -
inquiry Guatemala yesterday 49,
nom 1s for Cortss Enc Yos ID ga 5000
ss r. 20 O. s q: a as ga h '. "a =. :1
' sSs s s e. 90, 1 s % : DE. .'s
LssD /. ssl % 4ssi sf Ws.sssl.
LsAD qs.st a l4>r quotations.
LfssgsD dsnxad Il tss prsvioss eurR
Orls-sgsra a.. sa.assd q ss sEa ssss.~ss AsA e1W
cd ~ re- 80 ia g ~ w. O'. assz r.la
~ . s ..s .. ss aa. 1913, s 7.
cd a. o Oils io1 sAdHins % sss vsiss vsIs Sts
.g,s.y s.d.. ss,s I-lss at S sd A1s s.s 80
..s. q ~ s-s. nom 8 ssse ssss !. ~ sss.ss,ss
A. . tS D. s-t.stlosl ss4 "s ne Mtrss ss<a
srrLrss-Daa q "a On The gos sAd En- no ~ svaA
ssros-L nsssz snA Rsps ere bath Sss.is u ssss
tsfans
s: $500 "a, .. :s e: ..; :, NO. e :: r. %
ns~ss q 1se7s fx ~ bows esss Asss a5W J
Z. ..s.s a. .,, Ss,' Ne. .s. ~ s.-. 1870
s.nns ...s a. = 49, :.;ss =: 49, -: 80
S.: s s.'s -. ssss ss ss.sr ,.sss -
- . mssy iss.asss e. rsassusa II e. syx - Ia
y god rsssss. and .sess o. 80 -. - Hs-y
s:rsss '. zee: :. 1872 s;.:s =. %
,s.'s1 Z. sss E. ..s ss sss ss sns:s
@. sss.; S s. 's ~ .. d. 'sss ~ S,sN = ~
~" Tis.ea.Asss. 80. aa ., a.. - - sss - -
sea casznss cssss. =. z ~ siest .~
-, .s-,:ss 4s r.s .. "a, I e csss n L..
Is.s.r...-se.s. S.1 - : ~ :, ss;ns sass ~
LtvesDsse 1seluAs mashsa
4fsicsrs 10 ~ Usissl ssss Asss bsss aaAss or $500
ssss,sJ 80 - vsSs - ssa ps.sfA = 80
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SWEDEN.

Our co<pondence >tstes that The brother o. CAptar
Ericsson has patented far him his Caorc discovery and
That several shipping Swedish Companies are inclined q
adovt the ucw motive power forthwith.
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DENMARK.
GERMANY

! commercial treaty hiss u>t been ratified between Der
marx tri th. Dominican Republic
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The Turkish Question.
fE,o.,, ,b. o,do, inns. March y 1

.1 s...s % an
The opinions We have expressed "n in' lr''
ana uiur, pT"-po''' %! ,n, ''i' 3 I i Vu ni
'', "',', 49,, l t, -, ,l u,r.. of Common. thew
amer nom ih' '"uT-' ~ i'i'9 WIZ. i .t.
luI.n'd n i"iiA'' l"''' "i,' ",' sew 49,
arc cnirtlY ~ variance WIN "'' 't'''i" "
mouoal proportion of the London press rs attempting H'i
very brilliantly "i quo '''i"Nf' '' "'..'' IA
Wi. dH'i'h'' "i "I'"''" % N'l' ~. .......,
40 thl, case ~ iI OBJ" lr'l"-''''i'l'' ''' .,' i
g'Iu"' 'ui''N's ",. '" '' .I n.,..,.. r,,.-.
II may hr very "'u To- argue ,"'' ''. .',''"
ought !" h' 'n'i'L'''' "'' '.'. ''. 60. f.,.,- ,-
N"l' "'''' p'll ',' a, d. ,ri. ii. ..., ,..ii,..r
mria'Hll 900 Europe ana Uli i- P'',,''' "'i
v''i '"" ' "', ''.'' III 3D.. ,..,. II. t...,
N'"h m ""' "' INV " t ,..-t -
pre- W .',, '' ,, .., ~ I.r,.,-.l. .f, ,auii
prIou,c, NAV suspend %. blow from without which will
ou, da, -hat'r the hoil'" trunk hoi % ' 'f''N -''
l,aiD~- and dDDaNrd And Wt must NruiN' You -' i" "
nupir- ~"iuc peuury cd" resource D" m"i.[ 81 -'''-'
u"i "h,h ih'N h"' ''','''' ".''' i ..,.. I'D
the cNHFNoh e" fi'" l'''"''. ',
christianity t,gtt" that -upr'm''! winch Do Once ''.'f''
Boo eil IHu-"i Europe "hl I'D, Pi"-i' ''. "'',' ' n'
.ou. ol human beings thr only Np'd.nf "n which they
,Hu H-r'r i- 90 dress Nl l"ih '''' b" ..''" '.'
Hef'' O" treat Do '- % H "'I' 'i" ~ '''' '' '' ''
empire
Tho danger d"c- NOT Gwen n'" arse in'n if aggressive
rrop'n,'u'. of i' N'lt'''" '.u'' l." '' '' ' noun
hD d,,u-,,>s condition "i "a N'fr whom ""ui hn lt 'r
able Go RESIST Nth 'N't ANY ir>'Iir '"'t -'.' " lN'
moment OH, ship. of vr WHICH constitute N' eh h'i
sf, Itl up u 81 inter quartet. and unnamed between
.u.tautluaul, and MaaNl There i> uu Turkish force That
If r,. witt success, the tsroh cog H,-' o. column ant
t slender u.tsI, r,.,ur.,, ,f tie Turkish Government
la,. iDt wasted and impaired hN OBJ. absurd campaign
alpp.t Montenegro toryrtr, pcs, he inrsl-H Ministers
l.,, employed thcr prcan"u. t,nun. o "f5.e 200 enrich
. l.p,,t. BE-, tir plumber of thr STAT. lhr ~t great
De t,uu.r o., Glaud \i,r K,,>,hl fs,ha Wa, dismissed
from oii,, for p,culet'u Hud ttr examination which Pa,
taken place 200 Dis affair d~eo~,> An amount OBJ ''rle t"n
,I r1n,r, uup.uaIrl t,,a ID, tir fuua., of ilrA, \,
,I ,.,.l r.ilf of such nsa,uIu ~rt1u tU. Treasury
,inli, and te present advisers OF hc >attu hay. ri
ll, a. ty,,.I fh. r,,. tv OF au appeal o. i,r. .a
tf i,., .ifia ai.et. aul many more 90 OH. ,tlie
I'D ,, , ,,ur., VOL known at - ppiershurrh sui y
90 f 81 th. NORTH. rl taurf~ were d..it1~rd Co. pres,
49, .,,.,ts.. t,. t,Ilt.. 20 t.tir disposal ar. ,.l.
tt I}.r ti-,.b Al. .r. satisfied that nothing ctn rN
~ ,l,, No, ki,,.- a the Turkish Power u, -tN believe
1 ~ b.. r.f fl wish either pt tr Emperor of Russia or
49, I,,l,r.f of Austria 90 ur. matter, 90 tAt.ut,,.
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C,,.e,a,ien for Mrs. Tyler.

AT the celebration ot - rauichs bay m nublin Rev.
pr Cabin thus enthusiastically oppressed himself with re-
gard 10 M, Jua Gardiner Tyler omts all notice OF he
Atom John her husband;
long ~ stand i'm the presence Of the patriot the accom-
,li>L,i Mr. I,sr and IA, incompatible ladies ct Amer.
"a that may oHtr 10 them tho deep homage 90 uN CRATE
sui hcart-tRt may present To them the respect ana GU
fse,nrut thcv have Inflicted the sauod cruelty at the
puchr,, ot sutherland and for the graceful dgutY with
which they have exposed the we'll meaning hypocrisy 90
her noble committee