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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29
CATHOLICISM.
Society for the Propagation Of the Roman Catholic
Church.

Society for the propagation OF the Catholic Faith.
formed with the appreciation Of the Pope a; Lyons in 22
which has since grown n.o considerable importance and
has formed numerous branches in different countries ia
Germany Il spreads IFS net the whole earth and the
accounts o. rs receipts and expenditures show scale Of
operations no. les extensive. The Society hlstWo direct
ores one in Lyons and one in Paris which together issue
every two months 90 tracts; which is Of the
Of exciting the members constant activity OF these
1o4 300 are circulated in France 5000 England 1900
in Germany 1900 in Flanders. $4,000 in Italy 25oJ 10 P0ru
gal 1000 in Holland, and 5oo in Poland.
Tie receipts for the year ls52 amount 10 1920 40
francs Of which 100000 francs collected the eel
ebraton Of the jubilee Of the preceding year. and the
marder was obtained from the ordinary contributions #
the member The quota contributed by France was
27C65Cs francs, England 32s-2e ireland 22l0-9 Prus
sia 3a53 Belgium 32 800 North America 1911 -Oa South
America g. the States Of the Church 43j Lombsrdy
1854 Sardinia 2i9ll3 and the rest Of Germany 2553e
francs Ou of Europe contributions have been received
onlv rom the Americas Ocesnica, and Burmah
Under Germany is included the whole country ruled by
German aathores, with the exception Of Lonbardy and
Prussia The contributions from German Austria the
smalestof ALL Vienna giving only - francs BdIen l. !,
and Trieste 20.
The apprcpriations to different missions follows
in Asis lIes l5i francs America sJ'i5s Europe CO..
975 Oceanca icl,ss-, Airica 3lo'5i
The missions in the North Of Euoope have received
francs and those Of Switzerland 1900.
The appropriations for the conversion Of Scotland
amount to a. 400 francs and the receipts ro that couary
only 20 1920 francs The appropriations for England
proper are 100 400 francs, the receipts only 727lO
II il obvious that thess tracts do not only supply the
zeal of Catholics with the of spreading their
Hgop but also serve occasion OF attacking the mis-
oparies Of other religions who called therein preach
els Of error md Pharisees.
The Society includes members Of every ago and each
is so organized that each circle Of ten members COL
leots tie sous week which the regular contribution and
transmits the sum to another branch including ten such
circles, and so Oh.
In order TO keep lively interest, those who are
baptized in heather lands receive the lame Of member
who is thus made the peci patron Of conyert3dpa
CPD srd is furnished with accounts Of his pTotegts.
II will be seen from the above data III in general the
business Of propagandsm in nonCathoc European coun.
tries is carried on with energy only in Great Britain and
Switzerland the special action OF he Union being rected
to Gregn parts The Society made great progress in
Frsnee large proportion Of the boy in the schools BE-
long IT. ard it is thus connected closely Win the
Church which defends against the susp cion and hos
tiy which are here and there manifested in cultivated
/ circles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29
MEMORANDA

4 correspondent of Iie Psaua SIR, writing from tie
capital of New Granada slys the new Constitution has
been ADOPTED, and Vas 10 lave been promulgated on the
sd Of tlr current month.
Iii. founded on the following principles
"lst Direct suffrage in al elections.
ID Complete SEPARATION Of the municipal power IN ri.
which dses net cone pond |l or '..i 10 'h' "eAeiA
Government. This is qH1,l tedertiion.
sd Two legislative bodies, with Members elected 90
according 90 tie population ana 10 Tie othsf -c nd
Slth Popular election Of al the municipal and Judicial
Mali,trates
been closely contested. bet the Senate having iassei
er election by the Provinces tie lrty against the
IN the House Of Repre-. entv,s, ree-d4 ths courtesy 20
the : mate, sud adopted the nesur-' WhicA would how
ever have ultimately succeeded
"tor he Lhmus, particular il Is highly nee lary
that tie people should iaVe ihr tsc.i1 "i tI7iF "'t-
rors has frequently occurred that tte LE-enFe
made choice ol functOnar-s Ills lted 10 81 the post aqi
tie CsaLce from the seat Of G'vsnm- ut prevents tleir
II meo-te lpoHtment and often causes delay o some
lie same correspondent says:
Yesterday cur city, aud especially the House OF Rep
utaiiyes made the Theatre OF great confusion
sone II the military dispea.ed With the proceedings
If Congress and autCip ting an I'D On Of t-r pensions
Induced the mechanics and arz4nso demand IN increase
Of import duties on foreign manufactures from tue
Jan iumene multitude collected around The rsinrs and
Of ont tia created greathue aud cry which caused much
alarm AL was confusion worse moulded @nd ell
outdin the melee, with the eXcepono 90 few members oi
lie House, Who stood quiet spectators OF tue confusion
around them
"Fi1sly after msuy attempts aud eldeayors, order
psrtilv restored. tuf the session over.
The multitude adjourned o. tie liazu where several en-
counter. took place between the principal youths OF the
CITY an TIE aritaI Mich resulted ia the death Of
two of the multitude. and ,ey RAJ wounded.
Tie Executive remained passive spectators Of the
scent shosIg but htie ~ mpsAy, they u0 AZ al
blessed with tie result Of The reform BILL
While these disorders are c0luisnanced and no ~ 70
Is shown o. suppress ihem Congress VIII have No
or safety
"isvery probable il ac. sure that tie code o'comn-r
c laws So rtqu size AMI benz I'D 10 the lsthm vii q
prs this session al owing 90 senator Gomez Wlo uses AT
lis influence emoarass and clog is passage merely ir'
grfi..fny ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29
GREECE.

letter from Atbers dated Nay - sag The Gaze OF me
Rev Mr. King. the Missionary ircm toe 1ted States las
taken rev turn The ministry has decided 10 pay the de
mapd made on bis behalf by the American ARisier br
King bad demanded the sum Of twelve htesn tnorsd
drachnas fer the .iis Of building used for puc pur-
poss-nof az has been stated IN ths newspaper 10000
drsobrnss; While the ministry declined COMPLY
With the second demand Of Mr MIsh. Ths WIS
that the sentence Of the Areopagus sh91i be
seseiuded BY authoritative act Of the Govern
nent BY this sentence, Mr.. King was condemned
TO fourteen days imprisonment demand Of this KIND
could properly be made by Government OF anotn
er relief from the difficulty presented in the fac.
that M Marsh had not been accredited at the Court Of
Ahfrs and consequently his Interference in the affair WAS
not official hut ofcious The tao United States fryatss
fiat have been expected here for tine, have not yet
arrived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

Der Of Commerce, the other two to bs elected BY
the Presidents ard Vice Presidents OF Marine Insu
rance Companies Of This City; each Company to be
entitled 10 enc vote Each Commissioner shall take the
usual osth Of oice the Board shall have Office in the
CITY and han meet on the frst Tuesday in each moath
and much cfener may be Necessary The Secretary
or Deputy shall attend the Office daily and keep Regis
ter II al Pilots licensed under this Act The Commission
ers shall As soon a convenient, license Pilots for such
term a. they may deem proper, al aPpc1 Of good nor
Al character duly qualified aud not licensed by any other
state Preference b. given N those actually engaged IN
Plotting All Pilots are undergo careful examination in
al bran chez their business and to enter into recog
nizance with two surees in bond OF 500 70 faithfully
p.rform their duties.
The Commissioners may alter amend existing regua
tion and make ones Habual ntoEicstion shall for
felt the oGenders license.
Fees for Plotting are as follows
Merchant vessels inward bound drawing less than four
teen feet 90 per do H. and less than T. - 30 per
foot T. and upward g. National armed vessels s. per
foot Vfsses boarded out Of sight Of Sandy Hook Light
house in the day time fair weather pays onefourh more
Merchant vessels outward bound 81 so 81 - and - 80
per foot draught ss above Foreign vessels not entitled
10 enter on same terms, to pay onethird more from
November il, to April lst, e. extra for each vessel
coming or going FOR extr detention % per day and ne
cessary expenses, if at Quarantine.
PILOT carried TO shsl receive 800 per month, dur
ing necessary absence. s2j penalty for undertaking
drauebt Of vessel Moving ship from one river TO the
other If a. $50 frgaie, SIS sloop Of war, slo msr
cban,nen, e.. Moving from Quarantine to City, one
fourth ofnwsrd potsge Hauling from river 70 wharf
or hack g. Rewards to be provided to encourage relief
TO disabled vessels, &c
Commissioners may respond revoke Or annul license
upon Satisfactory grounds but the Pilot may appeal and
be tried before the Mayor Recorder and First Judge Of
Common Pleas, who shall decide finally
The Commissioners shall Immediately examine all com
rlaints against Pilots Shpmaster or Owners their de
cision 70 be conclusive, except a. before provided.
Persons uplawuy pretending to be licensed Pilots IN
dor this Act sha forfeit $50 This act does not apply TO
the Hell Gate Pilots All laws inconsistent with this Act
are repealed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29
ALBANY

Correspondence OF The y Y, Tribune.
Albany, Tuesday, June g, 1885 7. ~
The Committee to prepare Articles OF Impeachment
against John c. Mather Canal Commas oaer, mas Jast
reported The report is very long aud contains sub
stsutiay tie following articles The first five relate 90
the lettings Of the contracts under the Nine Muion ba
Of 1851;
hKrIcLr l. Charges Rim wi,h entering into co--lpi
combinations ana conftdarGcy Win urLrN'@n ol M '"r
Frederick Follvtt Chss. Cook in the ii i5 OK o.
ART. VI CHARGES ~Ntrata auce al1 neg geI'e III F"I
chasing large quantity OF timber, iunoeI' ~ "' eN
horbitant prices ths same uot being required
AEI. VII. Charges an excess O. expenditure Oh '''
Wet Troy Dock 80
Akr VIII Cherces alteration of The pan OF tae 'esl
Troy Docking without he consent of ts Canal o'lli'
Arr IN Charge neslgesco in procUl. ut.vfl'-s i.on
Roosevelt Beach iJr work a, an excessive expense
Arr Charges elect OF duty IN ls.2, IN no! wishing
sections OF Canal uod-r his eh.rro
Arr NJ Ni.u' PEI. ff 1rIr 'n r'. .fvr f'71 40
tice - ift f-
AET. MI. ur ~.-al- ~Ac.-t a.. ..Atell- Ae--5
and mileage
Arr. Xil For purchasing s large quantity of lumber
snd materials for the repair OF thu Canals OF the State aad
not making the contracts specific.
An NV Nlml ne. lect Of duty in csFsley emitting
10 appear before the Board OF Cana Appraisers.
These articles were made the special order for con-
Eideration on Thursday next. Lso9,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29
LATEST NEWS BY MAIL.

ARRIVAL OF TWO PEUssuy Ms -WAH-Tss Prus-
-i.r ir-a- Gtlfn Cap In Sundens bearing fle broad
Remnant ol Commodore Schrweoer and .lJOp ii Ana
1ore Commander Schirmaoksr. arrived here yesterday
u, u Csrtlag,ua via Havana. fyi1g The f-a port On
tle .th June. and suived of Cape Henry list
L. of of ctrs Of the frgate G-i0n Captain Slris1 At
Iir-t Lieutenant. ~ Jaokmanns Li-u-suaut- k1li--,
K.u. Reetzhe, h.lle and W0chren Flag Lieuf-nslt,
Werner; Marine Otce-- Captain i-le, L-ui-Islts j-rf
emu p- Joliz Pursers Wall Doraau Surgeons i.n5-r,
L,rouy0 Uerct Passed NJ dshipusu Soy3T. hr.n,Ier.
Baron b hlytck, l.rem ~. PAUL. N1shVnea sev--
-eI.L hIiss. Count ADnfz DE Nch.eils hrius4, N-y-
Ter Crudse.r,.l Rechfh0pen. T.sactr, We-t-rs Bat
ttr. ia DreWs and living.
The following re ths ofeers q .hs s0,p oir'sr: Con-
r..rI-r > -r-. k-r ii-ut.rrrte Lr. r.
g.. ODD. l-..- '.-a
D.. sr, Io.lort kulkon, Purser ,shu. The igA'e IS
i.Ie ship Cf forty eight guns, ard apparently io dn-
order The soop : also the ship OF lively guns, gli
s wise in 20. order. Iney anchored IN II np9n Z as
thursday and Up u das style yesterday ~ fe mas 4
s1choraee of Font Norfolk Aner m0oring sAluss we've
exchanged With the United States ship oftbzns P-lAsl
vaua Conn and-r Saunders They are not co1nec.e Ia
shy way with the Words Fair as WAS intm2t7d BY s0ne
Of tie evening papers and ~ special service.
lS1riok Beacon June ..
There are IN TIE Massachusetts, Constitutional Conven
ton ls fuers % awyers g. merchants AID traders u
boot anufaciuTers - clergymen, - aui s;ursrs. l.
physicians editors aud printers II mcdaniel builders
AID house ygrgh's master marines maehnists
backsurhs cruggi.ts-3 each jewelers. tanners. pro-
ffssors 8. law esch, sc, OF tie whole number 29s
we're born in Massachusetts, u IN New HAMPSHIRE II il
Connecticut, u "a vermont, IL Maine s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29
MEXICO

Tn Browusrile Fax has dates from Tamp.c) . IN sl
inst bat there IS ;.le a interest Ia the Il- Cy-i
Go says:
he field u ex;eTminaou and desolaOn nov 90 ,1p
by the Indians great that the State Of N Las f.o
the actual frontier Coahuils = filed W., hsn an1 t1e
rt.rIa rf coz. fr. q. tll .-f.- .f''-
...D-ltIt -. t- -.- s...- l--t
they have decreased la n- -rs that the NATIVES ar I
able 20 RESIST them
Don Valentn Cruz has .ssued proclamation anno1n'
ing bis appointment % the government o. the o. niVr ana
calling upon a good citizens % lend hu th-r an ana
couuieuanoe lie says Al the public wants shan o. =,
tended 10. 10 useful thought shsA be forgotten ani Il
any measure should result contrary the interests % me
people, il shall he Immediately re,CinCed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29
TIE ISTHMUS.


The steamship Union arrived yesterday afternoon. she
lei Aspnwal on the 10th inst a. = NJ arrived at King
.ton on the 2ed at A. NJ and LEFT the evening at
O'Clock.
TIE steamship Georgia direct for NewYor lefi Aspin
wall in company with the Union
TIE Union encountered strong trade winds during tho
passage
Mr. Burt the purser Of the steamer died board, of
Claprcs fever at O'Clock on Monday morning.
We are indebted to the officers Of the shp AMI 10 the
Fxpres. Of Messrs Berord Co. for California papers
Int hy are 10 later than those received by the Northern
IiaLt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

hers rain has fallen The road 70 Brszos S1n'fsgo l.
p, 1eTd almost impossible account Of the heavy rans
vIc have witt, Il district while the eghborhood 0f
Santa h. stl dry The stage has been Temporarily
disusd 5y the stale Of the roads between this city Aoi
the Brszcs
TIE hpocss YaHfy says
@From private letter received from gs-'le.an u
Nv BrauDes learn that PARTY Of min.r Ei-i' a2a
practical miners had eft that place N setr " s'
metals and gone I'D fa the Lhno On S4ady CresA'
OF ts tributaries. they found many 1rm.ls pFlt
'p,c'irg foT gold but not successfully pn tl-r l'o5
ff-y fsnd gold II but locality, but have r-'hrt
with numerous specimens Of gAlens or - or rc1y
furnished With silver The region % country whcn m
silver found Is KEEP; secret by the party LOT III
present.
TIE FIag bss he following;
We woud be very happy - encourage the ,,nI- III
~ Ter.oDs 10 dig Tor gold. u sas 80 could % 80
thou' mourning the chlrce - p1hshug ra11or = 'c
Tie la = accounts received 10 is city by v-terN
- 20 The effect thar the miners A. the new III Dorado
were aver eng from fife CT 20 fty cents per day only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29
FROM FoRr Lr,vrsvosrH.-TA The W,'fou Reporter con

tairs the following items from Fort Leavenworth:
The court martial which has been in session A. F-
Leaverworh several days past has not closed it. IA
bors. They have under consideration The charges
preferred sgsirst Maior How, while IN New Mexico. \
large number Of officers abroad are 10 atten lance
among Them notice Brevet IeutC0l Bragg little
more grape Capt Bragg memory. Also zen. Clark,
and oths = Of high rank IN the army.
81 be spectacle Of the fine looking officers with their
shnirg epauties ard their gisrng sEOr - rer ded
the Ike had witnessed on the plains of M-I
CO in the days when went fighting long time ago.
CA the 18Th train, with QuaTern lser aud CJnmis
safy stores lef FOR toe post on the Kansas RIVER
The mail ieIp7e-sl arrived AZ Fort Lelvenworh on
Tuesday last from the post a. the mouth Of R@pub
cen Fork The Kansas River The place Is reported u
be 10 good health officers stationed there 6usiy
employed in making preparations for putting up the necss
cary buildings. &c
"Msor Chiffon with Company j, lst Dragons left
Font LeayeuWor yesterday route for the post to
be established al tie mouth IF the Walnut Creek the
Arkansas River-Fort Atkinson having been ordered -
be broken up and abandoned, and Company ID. 5th In
apf-v nov stationed there TO be removed and stationed
AZ n post al the mouth of Walnut Creek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29
THE NEW PILOT LAW.

We have just received copy Of An Ae, to provide
"ior the Licensing and Governing Of the Pilots and hega
lsting PlCtsge Of the Port OF New'lork Ihs proNi
sious are in substance as follows;
There shan be = Board Of Commissioners OF f'os'
Consisting Of FIVE persons, three Of whom shsl DC
elected Immediately at special meeting by th' Cham
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29
TEXAS.

Prom The n. o Pcsyune. Jgle =
Tie steamer fsshiou arrived yesterday from Texas
bringing 4 mail but have only received copy OF Iae
AtaIioan Flag Of the Jth inst in which md the io
lop ing items
The welcome showers which have recently fallen \
Cur town are comparatively Of lido co1se qleuce 9Th hs
rains experienced in some pagrs q rs vicinity while IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

Amsn wss drowned near New Albany, Indiana on sun
day last The Coroner Jury brought in verdict thA %
Eel, from Behrrels mill while intoxicated aid max u
got he d 4u0r az George hetssTs.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-06-04
STATISTIQUE INTERESSANTE

Dams I'm numero recent dune compilation an
glaise nous trouvons une statistique curieuse du
nombre des tues ct des bless6s de larmee ct de la
marine de la Grande Bretagne, dams toutes les ba-
tailles, depuis 1893 jusqu'en 1915. LIE total est
beaucoup moindre qu'on ne lie pense generalement;
il sleeve a 1876 tues don't 1l6O officers. LIE
nombre total des besses est de "a ,s39 don't ,72O
officers. LIE nombre des morris de la marine COM
pare celui de Farmee de terre est d'environ un
quart mas lie nombre des blesses est en- proportion
beaucoup moindre.
IL ne faut ceper1ant pas croire que ces 10000
hommes ou environ, representent lie nombre entier
dhommes perdus sur terre ct sur mer pendant ces
vingt-deux annees de guerre. Dieu salt combien
de blesses ne seront jamais relieves, combien sont
rnorts apres quelque temps ont traine miserable
ment leur vie dams les plus cruelles soutfrances
On ne peut non plus constater lie nombre de ceux
qui n 'ont jamais reparu. Prenant consideration
toutes chooses, nous pensons quill serait beau
coup plus pres de Ia verite, 81 Pom portait 10000
au lieu de 10000 lie nombre des hommes moisson-
mes par la guerre. Les batailles de cette epoque
netaent pas tres=sanglantes dams les premeres an
nees. Aussi la perte hommes en- 1797 etait seu-
lement de SO don't 3 otficers. Meme dars l'annee
des rudes campagnes de Sir RAJ ph Abercronibie en-
Egypte, la perte ne s'est elevee qua 5b7 don't %
officers LIE nombre des morris en- 1909 est de 1880;
en- 1911, 1923; en- 1sl3 pres de 5000. A Waterloo,
III officers ct 2341 sodats perdrent la vie zoos
soldats ct $50 officers.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-06-04
FANATISME RELIGIEUX.

lie Correspondent de Ham6ourg ct la Gazette
d. f.fugsbourg publient les actes de fanatsme reli-
geux qu'on va lire ct que nous repetons sans assu-
mer la responsabilite de leurs recits:
"Dans le village de Klein-Schweissen, entire Poll
now ct Rommelbourg, pres de Koeslin (province
de Pomeranie, est lie siege DUN certain nombre de
membres de la secte dite des Lrwingens on des peur
la derniere fete de Paques, quarante de ces Sec
ares Sc trouvaient reuns dams leur oratoire ct Sc
hvraient des chants ct des prieres, sous Ia di-
rection de leur chef Au milieu de ces exercices,
Pun deux cria quill Sc sentait possede du diable ct
supplla les assistants de Pen delivrer plus vite.
Ses correliglonnares, saiss dhorreur, procedefent
sur-le-champ Pexorcsme, etvoici ce qu'ils irent
lis Sc uunirent de batons, pus ills Sc mirent bat
tire tour de bras lie soidisant possede simultane-
ment par devant ct par derriere, en- eommencant
des pieds ct remontatt sutcessiven1ent de maniere
quls cessaient de batonner aucun endroit de son
corps avant de s'etre cohvaincus que Get endroit
etalt dams un etat tel quill pouvait plus supporter
de coups. Alors lis passent Fendroit situe imme-
diatement au-dessus, de sorte que, suvant Pexpres
sion des feuies alemandes, lie corps fut flstge de
pouce en- pouce ii endura ces atroces sotifFrauces
avec lie courage ct lie stoicise dun vrai MARTYR ct
lorsqu'au bout dune demi-heure les coups des ex-
orclstes commencement porter sur la partie supe-
rleure de la poitrine ct sur la partie du dos qui
correspond, il dit: "Tout va bien: lie demon ma
pas cesse de monter ct il Sc trouve deia dams mon
gosier navez qua me serrer lie cou ct il fini-
ra par s'6chapper par la bouche.n Les exorcistes
lu presserent eet lie cou mas dams leur zele ills
le rent 81 fortement que peu de minutes apres, Get
ipfortune perit etrange. Ses coreligionnares por-
terent lie cadavre dams une chambre voisne, ct en-
suite lis recommencerent de nouveau eurs chants ct
leurs prieres.
Dependant la nouvelle de Pacte atroce dui venait
de s'accomplir Sc repandit dams lie village ct vint
aux oreliles dd maire. Ce nagstrat Sc rendt aus
sltot Poratoire des Irwingiens lesauels des ouIs
Fapercurent, fermerent les poftes double tour, ct
aux sommations du maire de Iui ouvrr, lis ne rent
aucune reponse LIE magistrat requit la force armGe.
ct il fit enfoncer les portes de Toratoire. Les Ir
wingiens toutes les questions du magistrat resta
rent muets, ct ce nest qua grand'peine ct apres
que lie aire les cut hautement accuses de meurtre,
que lie chef lui repondit: "Cette homme que. scion
nous, nous aurons tue nest pas 81 mort quill en-
Falr Bletlt6t vous verrez que Dieu lie raniniera''
LIE chef ct pluseurs autres Irwingiens ont Gte
arretes Linstruction de cette singuliere afFaire
Sc poursuit avee activite.
The Opelousas courier., 1853-06-04
DEpLORABLE EVENEMEMT.

Tn tres interessant jeune homme de vingt vingt-
I'm ans, NJ. james Lavenue, appartenant une res
pectable famille de cette paroisse sest noye, sa-
med dernier, dams des circumstances qu rendent sa
perte infnimegh plus sensible sa ianille ct ses
nornbrehx a,azY
II etait daftSun esquif, s'occupant; CONNIE passe-
temps, saisir passage lie bois en- derive lorsquil
apercoit une Tongue ct lourde blanche don't il essae
de s'emparer. Deja il la tient entire ses mains, ct
il veut la ranger par lie travers de Pembarcaton;
mais, soft quill ait fait un faux movement, soft
quill ait etc entra1ne par robjet lequel dogts
sont fixes, il tombe, la tete la premiere, dams lie
feuye OH il coue fond un instant apres il revient
sur Peat, ct ausst6t il disparait il ne tarde pas
remonter encore, ct de nouveat il sentonce dams
Pabfme; il surnage une ttosieme fos, ct Soudan il
Sc produt autour de lui une sorte de remos qu an
nonce que defnitivement il est engouti par ltHi-
guide element.
Get iitfortune jeune homme etait accompagne
par un negre septuagenaire qui fait de vai9s eff
forts pour lth porter secours Prive dune jafbe ct
d 'un eil, ct ayant de plus un bras frappe dimpo-
tence, pauvre escave ma pu que taire des gestes
ct des inutes en- voyant le trste sort reserve
au petit fills de sa vieille ct bonne maitresse.
On expedite pusieurs tortfn1es la recherche
du corps; mais jusqua present il nj pas etc decoh-
yert.-Messager.