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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-07
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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The Unsettled State Of the Turkish
Question.
MANIFESTOES FROM THE RUSSIAN AND
TURKISH GOVERNMENTS.
MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN SPAU.
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Continued kayages Of the Cholera in England
sS>~~~>>ooo>>~>~>~>>,
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FALL IN TTON,
6sc,, Ssc.s 6scs
MANIFEsTOES FROM THE RUSSIAN AND
TURKISH GOVERNMENTS.
MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN sPAM.
Continued kayages Of the Cholera in England
ANOTHER Rise In BREADsrUFPa
FALL IN OTTON,
&C., &scs sc.

Tho Cunard steamship Arabia Captain Judkins from v
erpool whence she sailed at II O'clock NJ on ssturdav
September "a arrived at O'Clock yesterday mornuw
Time, IL days 23 hours
The BY this arrival indicates that the Turkish trou
bles have assumed aspect than ever The monev
market depressed by conflicting rumors Letters
from Vienna state that the pressing demand Of Lord
Stratford. de Redcfe, it has decided that ths
of the great Powers should declare that
the Vienna note does not involve the dangers which tn
Porte appears to in it to the sovereignty the Sultan
but no other collective step whatever will be taken.
Accounts from Constantinople to the 18th Septemb
state that deputation from the Ulemas (ths united
body of lawyers priests and of etters) had watsA
the Sultan and given him the alternative of declarn
abdicatng his throne requiring his The
Feast Of Bairam. The peace party would be satisfied
with demenstration by the fleets the dismissal oe
the Minister Of War Omar Pasha at varna. gene
raj feeling prevailed at Constantnope that the Sultan
would make no further concessions
Advices from St Petersburg to September IA when
the of exchange rather unfavorable tha
quotation London being 39d. 39hd. The demand fer
grain had diminished, especially regarded wheat ana
rye, but this partly attributed to the continued
scarcity of shipping reighs being higher than at a.v
former period.
We learn by telegraph that tho Hermann arrived South
ampton at o'clock Friday, September %.
The Geiorale of Rome says that Gan application has
been made to the Pope for the sacred paum in favor e
the metropolitan of San Francisco Ca lney erected b.
his Holiness for Monsignor Joseph Alemanni"
We learn from Madrid that the Lersundi Cabinet had
resigned. M sarorus had been appointed President a
the new Ministry; M. Domenech, Minister of Nnanose
the Marquis d. Molns, Marine Foreign Affairs Ar
Blaser War This shuts out Don Calderon de Ia Bar.
ca, late Spanish Minister to the United States.
The London Morning Herald of September 2Sd,
W. vnInra< <anI
rived from the best authority that Admiral Hotham has
obtained in conjunction with the Ministers Of France an
the United States, treaty which opens the commerus
of the world the Parana and Uruguay forever.
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The New York City Temperance Alliance do hereby nomi-
nate and recommend to their fellow citizens the following
gentlemen o voted for at the coming election for the
Offices hepQ1h hafter named:-
For Justice of the Supreme Cosrt-Charles Kirkland.
For Justices Of the Superior Courohn Duer and Joha
Anthon.
For Justice of the Court Of Common PleasNs yet de-
cided.
For District Attorney-Chauncey Shafer.
For Governor Of the Almshouse-Dayid Magic.
BY order Of the City Temperance Alliance.
c. J. WARREN, Corresponding Secretary.
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1hs Liberty state Convention.

8Mo AAO0kUy St8t0 OOnvonsAOns
JxuT NOMINArIoN-0nRRIr SMITHS VIEWS
TEMPERANCE AND JOHN p. HALE, ETC.
SYRACUSE, Oct. s, 1858.
Convention Of the liberty party met at the Free
!, Canastota, at eleven O'Clock yesterday.
Rev. J. ". Logusn was chosen President, and Rev.
I'M Pryne, Secretary.
Thomas, editor OF the Carson Ledeu', described
to Of political parties as about being broken up.
n snrH followed, and seconded the views Of Mr..
armed till the afternoon.
r..sssmblinr. Mr.. TnoxAs spoke at length on the
the liberty party.
,u said he wanted 70 get rid Of leaders; the evil
,sp and radical and not easily to be broken up.
sss Of the free democracy are with us, and II
ittsburg Convention had adopted our truths
rosh havo bscons . great and noble party He
hs free democracy would rise but they had been
81 szs aahAns nsw.. -. snisa taaa pFsssasss
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TELEG HIC.

TATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
OF TIE sILvKR GRAYs, ETC.
SYRACUSE, Oct. Q, 1858.
following il the State Central Committee-E. D.
!, Jonathan Nathan, James B. Taylor, OF Now
Roscoe ConkNng, Of Utica; Geo. Gould, Of Troy;
lE. Kendrick, g. G. Davidson, Lewis Benedict, Thso.
,wnsend, Of Albany;; AllAa Monroe. Of Syracuse.
silvsr srAys are dsplsassd 1t the nominations, ana
sts them ~ unfair and exclusive. Some declare
ii s,o for the adamAntIne ticket. George Wood is
need the only national whig on the list.
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SEVENTEENTH WARD NATIONAL TICKET.
primary meeting Of the democrsts republican voters
e & hs seysS.eenth held At Hermitage Hall 0c.oss.
votes '''"'ns "sk0' was 0ee'ed 0y nA0n'S u %
,.,, JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
Robert q. WAlmsley
z.m,. cror,s srHrToRrAL coHyyssrIo,., coHyssrIo,
7Ss%s. %S: cssssIinS ssIis. NJ MiSsas! g. Srs.ss s%sA'
L. H. Purdy,
AssgNBLy.
George Jeremiah, James W Hsrtei,
john o%si Bisssil, xsnaino' william G. Farley.
Isaac Edwards, Frederick rulso,
ReSsr Fi%SsnY asHss1 aRGHSsSsn asainy osa msrn ans'
Thos. C. Fields. John Burk,
John D. Murdooi, v. III. Pierpon.,
Bernard Gsfney
coUNcuAEu.
syrRsr prsrIcr. SECOND DISTRICT.
VIM. II. Cornell. John MoCIusky
Webb ssnforth, VIM. Thomas mas
VIM: Van Benschote.. I: Donovan,
Lewis Carpenter. Charles Alphonse.
.rHIRp DISTRICT. r0uRrH DsrRIor.
Gossph sT1nS kilisss iniSs'0 james jam USs'sS ". Smith,
Joseph A. Nessler, Morgan OBrsn,
JssSs Jssa kisssr ass Rsn4s R:s1ist Mcs:ss' cs:ssS'
,..x yrrH Drsrndor
James Reilly, James MoGovorn.
SNo; p MUEDocK, inspectors
ANTaoNY YHSn ANGEL. Election.
TWENTIETH WARD HARD SHELL NATIONAL Dxxo-
CRACY.
inspectors OF the primary ol0Oeen
held at No sos Eighth pursuant the
dation Of the Democratic Republican General Committee
certify that the following ticket was duly elected
JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
Theodore Aartne George Ryder,
Peter Is. sweeney.
SENATORIAL
James p Dunn, John W. Beycc,
jerome Fitzgerald, William J. Peok,
William Joyce.
ASSEMBLY CONVENTION.
John II. Laymen, Andrew j. Dunn,
Owon Kenny, William Campbell,
Dennis w. Buckley.
cHARrER.
Frederick w. Wigand, John McGrane,
Michael Swyer, Thomas Hannegen,
Andrew b. Mooney, Patrick Hinoh,
John O'Gara Patrick Burke,
John Lennen, Henry Larkin,
Richard Murray, Cornelius Ryan,
Noah A. Chlds, Thomas McKiernan,
William Joyoe.
coUNCIMEN-yiRsT DISTRICT.
Frederick W. Milliman, William Miller
Daniel McElhaney, Christian Fanrioh
John Bialon.
DISTRICT.
Thomas McKiernan, Richard Murray,
Michael Brady, Bernard ONen,
Jacob Fried.
DISTRICT.
Andrew b. Mooney Leonard Dielman
Joseph Jackaway, Joseph Taylor,
Thomas Grogan.
ANDREW ]. DUNN, )Inspectors Of
WILLIAM JOYCE, Twentieth
THOMAS MoKIERNAN, } Ward.
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SH5Sts SH5S. SASNqN, dRSRS, Inspectors.
SECOND wARp-PyOPLn's RnF0RM TICK1T-NATI0N.
AL DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
primary ssot!on held in this ward on Thursday II:
Oh O.
J. Barr ia chairman. the following ticket was elected
George Nivsn, Arthur Ksasins.
ar Thomas Molony.
tUr-S sErAroRIAL.
James Wright, John N. French.
John Y. Savage ...
IS,ss-;l ssss ss..,, .,''' ". e: s,:i;!s, s:;;;,s
NJ Patrick Cherry.
~ CHARTER.
GTs:sss,. Gs:,sa:: lsIss lSsssS gssa J. oPs'ss psss:y.
Luke Kerrigan Isaac Grimm.
w% ws.s1aIias.' Il ISii,ss' Sss: Ssa.: issss:. isisiss:
ls S$$s $sSSss'sss,r :! Ss$sssssss,
rnrRD WARD.
rbs4.s.g sass Between
s's s.a 50 e
-. ~ uN JUDICIAL coEys.rIon;
BENJAMIN Ben min =. oa'f'' Al. xsc.,sy Il |. ''
EG,l';'w R;ss; Sss;,,. Jane. J. a; kaisst kasssst....
whnsm A'o'""' Michael Haronsy.
sssphssnEK,slIy, s E,lI, ss%Ssi snoss sSisS. sisR'''
- =, orAarra orrrcERs.
Y...Srr.,,sh Isaac Brett,
| James p Martin, sonn nnoIr3 ua..h
Cornl. Egbert, AuKKuss.Sw ,AauuKK9.N ~,
/ Norris X Moon, IMAM .VsssS"'
/ John 4. Whitten, II. w Mpicoss.
Barnard Curry, John nIap~
Patrick Kelly, ndwsru pua.o'
| T.. Ii. Warts, MhiiAm DsIst
| John @. Hines, James r3rL.n'
| storhse fsiiv T. A. King.
1 Thomas McOraw, Owen ko6crs,
i 80, e. "A, KING, y
i T. 8. MARTIN, fIaspeeesr'
4 - E.4 SAxUKL 1ZNNETa
-aa Vos1Ans - Wv~~SSsss -
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HunIker Meeting ut Rochester

Hunker Meeting MT HOchcstor
ROCHESTER, Oct. 6-P.M n.
The adamantnes firing salute of one hundred
guns, preparatory to ratification meeting, to 10 ad
dressed by Messrs. Dickinson, Clinton and Brady.
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Thomas sckIss. Charles Liviness
lame: SsasSon, ''' D''SSiii William Monk Monks,
John t%Is Lent nv
3SHs 3SHss fsS ssAtAs; ssAt4iss. Inspectors.
THIRTEHNTH WARD.
a. fn N
street q tho Gsa
nominating committees vsTs daiy sls0ssd.-
John Danon, Edward wi.harell,
Em Hscs.:ss Ss%.. s"s. = osrsy as..
Edward c. P. Bishop
Marcus D. Bonner, ASSEMBLY Charles Hyman,
Charles wall o'.-,.. John kerrsan.
CharlesM Smith, James Cunningham,
William G. Hall, James Shaw,
William Harnet, James Riley,
France. Fssnss LSyHns Ss4s, ySnn %m Fsssm
1''' ss..1. Edward Warden. - : ~
ssp DISTRICT s4rH DISTRICT
,,u.. lanes TSSbsrty ;T;,,;.R John RiisY
essrss sSs' + TSiFSiiiissA'"' Fsiis,s S,shsHd SsxtIi.
Philip Armstrong, Patrick Burke.
Robert Reeves, '''A D''fA''fi David Hempstosa,
Alex. II. Stewart James Aorehead,
SSHS SHS1sIs f5!ss$ ssassassR
FOURTEENTH WARD.
the Inspectors Election do hereby certify that the
' 's'ss Sses sSs q
7s2 votes. Fourteenth ward national ticket -
John Major, Edward Dsvin,
John Nugent
Michael Tuomey, Patrick Barnes,
John O'Conner.
ASSEMBLY. :.
VIM $. Coles, Thomas Mcguire.
Patrick Brennan. = ~
cHARTER COMMITTEE.
r. OI,rien James Leamy,
John Roberts, JEFF Brown,
Il Il. X k.sn. Gsf'd'' tssssf lsmss Ms%sI1s. Sfleas
f. McRan, Jas. Smith,
Patrick McGowan.
DISTRICT.
James McCarty, Thomas Fay,
Patrick ,Csvansgh, George Peshine,
Tsn.s rnn'ssn RSss.i RsJs fssssi' Sss,Sss
'0"H H"s@A LOWER DISTRICT "'
Patrick Meshan, Daniel Cunningham.
pAyiR y iySSkn SSASkkTnHwAITr' rn,o.s.sr,
JOHN C 'ccAYASAGH. '''''''''
FTFrEHNTH WARD.
~ 81
q the Of the srs
to the several conventions
Aur.,u, scn.l. JUDICIAL Charlie. D. Meade,
A. r. Hiliyer
sENAroRIAL.
John John SIss.. Ehss,s Rsa'st M% T. sshs ssrss,r.
''"A '''''' William J. Fsssn. "
ASSEMBLY.
VIM. r. Ronelds, WIN. Town.
John Z. Ross, Jr
CHARTER.
Y &n. = \. H'sf ss1n.ir., John N. Gilmore, nias;
VIM. Town, VIM. s. Ross
4 VIM aGs.K r. KKsn.la.. s.s.isE iE Lesu..
< Richard aSafE Wallace, ' GO. T. Thompson,
s9rH DISTRICT. 4orH DISTRICT.
b's 1ssn Gars, G,.1S'F'' i JOHN SaiTs'SS TSS.rty.
v ws. 2; fS1sa'sd' Ross, Elijsh E% hiHHsiR; Fisher,
Orris Bosert. David Murray
Sso S% 4. T. Thompson, Rsasss Ss ciinsea Hsins, Gs
John Wheeler
VIZ WHY K gsssoFEBs RSs1Ebss }rn.pssssr.
ErGHTEENTH wARD-HARD SHELL.
the undersigned nspsotors certify that The follovns
corner q twenty third street and First avenue Oct 1853
Robert ). Dillon, Horace \. Clark.
Edward Sandford,
aSin SSaaSs cfS.Ss Sl'o'' His.sndsr % harrington,
Isaac Townsend,
william Hasadorn, Ward D. Burnett,
John II. Anthon, Henry Bronson,
Horatio N Carr,
Isaac A. Moran. William a, ,psII.v.n,
is%s Esss.s shfsa1S ssals John John H.iss iSsssss1ns
%,I Ysn rs 5sss ESssFs CIV woodward
John Kane,
FIFTY SIXTH .DuraIcT. TTrvsEysxrH DrsrRrcr.
Isaac Townsend. Robert J, Dillon,
"; ~ Parsons ;saao A. MORAN,
x:$ x;:$ ;$i; : s1;;S;S - TX,
NJ SssassiF Fsssssa !! SSss.. l''''''''.
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ritablc moteur; que icmp|oi dcs chassis
ponrra pcut~etre i'nprimcr IN certain
movement par les temps Gaines, mas
quill ny pas la une force qni pnissc
v%aincre la resistance dcs vents ct dcs
courants atmosPhtriqnes. II concluI
niusi :
En- resume. lie systemic de NJ. Petin,
tel quill a etc figure sur 'c mode!c cxhl-
be l%'anntc dcrnicrc a Paris, est intlnl-
ment au-dcssous dcs c~ombinaisons ana
Iogucs dtja proposes. Ricn ne pent
done expIi4ner r~engouenent QUA lnspl-
:e pendant pIn>ienr~ mois cc;te espece
dc monstrc atrien qni ttm"Ignait pe"t-
ttre de la richessc de I'i'nagination dc
t'invcnteur, mais Qui accisa,t pour les
lois de la mecnuique Ell de la statiquc
III mepris par trop prononct."
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D. coNcoUIs DE voLATILES. II y a Gu
il y a qucIque temps a ~l.ondres,' un con.
cours de poules, coqs, dindon', oics, ca
nards ct lapins. des plus cnrieux, l.O0C
cages occupies par ces animaux etaient
disposees dams lie bazaar de Baker street:
700 etaient occupies par DIES poules, 80
par des oies, canards ct dindons, $50
par des pigeons ct 50 par des lapins.
Apres l'exposition pnbliqnc, apres lie
concours ct la distribution des prix. a Ell
lieu la vente. Or, la cage No 81, qui
contcnait un coz ct une ponle de = 8
mois, de la race cochinthinoisc, qui We
matt de rcmportcr lie prix, a etc vcndne
1894 fr., Ie No 50, 694 f.; lie No 81.
800 f.; lie No 81, $50 IF. Unc paire dc
pigeons Il etc vendue i25 f., ct une
paire de canards d'Aylesbury $50 Fl,
Ceci prouve combien les Anglais sont
toujours a la recherche des bonnes ra'
ces d'animaux ~prodncteurs.
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D. MENG, .
Sur l'habitation de JAN DuaAs, IN
mile au-dessus de Paincourt,
ABSORPTION.

une petite note plaree at premier rang
de ses papiers, IT,
-C'est bien, dit-il CONNIE IN honMns
qui est fxa. III
Puts Sc retournant vcrs Cornelius.
- VouIez-vous me remettfc ces pa
piers, dit-il.
- Mais e ne pnis, maftre van SPer'
nen. Ccs papicrs ne sont point a mol :
lis mont etc remis a tire de depot, ct
un depot est sacre.
- Docteur Cornelius, dit lie juge,au
nom des etats, e o u ordonne d'ouvf'f
ce tiroir ct de me remettre les papicr'
qui y sent renfermes. :.
Et du doigt lie magistrat 'ndlqna''
iuste lie troisieme tiroir dun bahut Pia'
&c pres de Ia cheminee.
C1etait dams ce troisIeme tiro'r, e"
effet, quselaient les papiers renis par &c
Ruart dc puIten a son fIleul, preu'c
que la police await etc parfaiteme"'
renseign6e. han,
All vous nc voulez pas? dit val,
Spennen, voyant que Cornelius resla''
immobiIe de stupefaction. Je vals toh'
pouvrir moi-mame. -
TT o,,yrant Ic tiroir dams toute sa lou
gueur, lie magistrat NIT d'abord a at.
CONVERT une vingtaine d'oig''ons, range.
ct t]tiquetes avcc som; puts, !e paq"e'
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Pour vous arreter.
: Pour m'arreter, moi ?

30
~ Oui, monsieur, ct lis sont precedes
dun magistrat. w.
Que veut dire celia ! demanda
van Baerlc Ell serrant ses deux cayeux
dams Sd main ct en- plongeant sou re-
gard efare dams l'escalier.
- lis montent, lis montent cria lie
serviteur.
= Oh MOI, cher %enfant, mon digne
maftre, cria la nourrice en- faisant a son
tour son entree dams lie sechoir. Prenez
]votre or, vos bijoux, ct fuyez, fayez!
! - Mais par Oh veux-tn que je fuie,
nourrice ? demanda van Baerle.
= Sautez par la fenetfe.
- V%ingt-cinq pieds.
- Vous tomberez, SUI six pieds de
terre erase. Z - ~.
= Oui, mais je tomberai sur mes tu-
lipcs.
- Nsimporte, santez.
Cornelius .iprit lie troisieme cayeu,
ss%approcha de la fenatre, l'onvrit, mais
a paspect dn degat quill allait causer
dams ses plates bandes, bien plus enco-
&c QUA la v,e de ID distance quill lui
faliait franchir.
Z - Jama;s, dit.il.
Ell il fit un pas en- arrieTe.
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En- ce moment on voyait poindre ii
travcrs les barreaux de la rampe les
h%allebardes des soldats.
LA nourrice leva les bras an ciel.
QUAINT a Cornelius van BaerIe, il faut
lie dire a la Iouange TOT pas de l'hom-
me mais du tulipier, sa seule preoccu-
patton fut pour ses inestimables cayenx.
II chercha des yenx un papier OF les
enyeloprer, apercut la feuilIe de la BIZ
BILE deposee par Craeke sur lie sechoir,
la prit sans Sc %rappeIer, tant son trou-
Bile etait grand, d;od venait cette f%euiIle,
y enveloppa les trois cayeux, les caelsa
dams sa poitrine ct at'endit.
Les soldats, precedes du magistrat,
e%ntrerent au meme instant.
- Etes-vous bien lie docteur Corne-
Illus van BaerIe demanda lie magistrat,
guoiqusil commit parfaitement lie jeune
bomme; mais en- celia il sc conformait
aux reglcs de la Justice, ce qni donnait,
CONNIE on lie volt, IN grande gravite a
linterrogatoire.
- Je lie suis, maitre var Spennen,
repondit Cornelius eE s%a!uant graceful
sement son juge, ct vous lie sayez bien.
- Alors livrez-nous les papiers sedi-
tieux que vous cachez chez vous.
- Les. papiers sediticux repeta
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i tout abasourdi de l'apos-

Trophies.
- Oh ! ne faites pas I'etonne.
- Je vous jure, maftrc van Specimen,
reprit Cornelius, que j'ignore complete
mant ce que vous voulez dire.
- Alors JIG vais Gus mettr. sur la
vote, docteur, dit lie juge !: Ii%vrez-nous
les papiers que lie traitre Corneille de
Wilt a deposes chez vous au mois de
%ianyier dernier. ~
Tn cellar passa dams I'esprit de Cor
nelius.
- Oh +! oh ! dit van Specimen, VOLTA
cue vous commencez a yous rappeler,
n~'est-ce pas
- Sans donte; mails yons parliez dc
papiers seditieux, ct je mai aucun- pa,
pier de &c genre.
- All vous niez
- Certainement.
lie magistrat sc retourna pour m
brasser dun coup-d'Gil tout lie cabi.
net.
- QueIIe est la piece de votre mai,
son qu'on appclIe lie sechoir ? deman-
da-t-il. .au
C'est iuslement cclIc OH nous soIarnes
maitre yan Specimen. r
lie magistrat jcta IN coup.d'nil ST;
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DOCTEUR BATEY.
our.

Nous ~appe!ons l'attcntion dc nos Ices
tours sur PAWS du nitique batean
DR. BArEy, commando par lie capitaine,
81 jnstement populaire, ADEhARD DucAs,
Lie comfort qu'on tronve a bord de ce
steamer, les attentions f1atteuscs don't
chacun y est, Fobjet dc la part de M.
OzEMEE DUGAs, assnrent au DoCTBuR
BATEY, la continuation du success qui ne
lui a jamais fait dtfant ave de tells ofh-
cicrs, nj sur lie henve. nj sur lie bayou.
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LA NAVIGATION AERIENNE.

La solution de ce grand ProbIemc est
encore il taire.
La tentative par NJ. Pctin de cette
solution a fait dimanche dernicr a la
Nouvelle Orleans ,fasco complet. - NJ.
petin est au desespoir parce que lie
caoutchouc de la sonpape de Pun de scs
balions s'est fondu au soleil.... Ainsi Sc
fondirent ;,utrefois les allies d'lcare.
CONNIE &C d~ernicr, le navigator franco
%orleanais men cherchcra pas moins a
tenter de n%ouvean.. la chose de tous ses
raves.-Lc comit6 de navigation aericn-
ne d6plore linsucces de ~l'entreprise,
mais quill Sc console en- pensant que son
patronage a valn a la vile de sa resi-
dence qnatre OIL cinq cents mile pias-
tres.-Les- %fcuiIies dc In. Nouvcllc-Or.
leans promettent encore IN success pro
chain, au grand hmn1bug della cite. Nous
Ic lui souhaitons dc tout coeur. car nous
aimons beaucoup !" Nouyclle-Orttans
II s'agit en- ce moment dc former unc
compagnie pour l.cxpIoitation DIES ball
ons dc M. Petin, compagnie qui ma
j former qn'nn capital de trcnte mile
piastrcs. Nous prions les capitalists dc
nos contrecs dc bicn observer les avan-
tagcs de cettc speculation ct nous les
engageons fortemenl ii SC rcndfc action
naires... rni- a ne jamais s'embarqucr
sur lc steamboat aux soupapcs fondan.
les. La msssc des hommes de ceur ct
d'intel1geace qui %croyaient ct aidaient
au succes dc la monomanie Petin. est
d~esappointee. Chat ethaude GRANT Tea,
| froide, ct cette masse est un peu de la
la nature du chat. .s r.
Nous ne nous permettrons pas dc dis
|%cuter les mile ct uIIe probabilities din
suCCes udls Id direction Contfe ie Vent
dun aerostat, avec les donnees exposes
aux regards par M. Petin: nous ne d.
rons point ce que peut une machine dc
trois chevaux contre la moindre parcclle
de vent rampant deux corps de cen
picds de hauteur ct de s%oixante pieds de
diametre, chacun; nous ne dirons rien
des courants d'air qu'on pem trouper
nous laisserons a M. Petin lie soin ct le
merite de la d~econverte, car nj les Poi.
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d9Au bout dun instant. il sentit Ie Sc.

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cond cayeu. saHig
~ IL Bon, ditlil, lie voici. Oh
.1aa Et he regardant avec une attention
presque paternelle. J .sEab si-5-a eg
a45-Lntaet, CONNIE le premier, dit-il.
alsa Auf nnaHne instant, ct CONNIE Come.
Illus, encore aogenoux, examinait lie Sc
saeond cayeu, Ia porte du seehoir fut SCI
couee 81 rudement ct SQUIRT de telle
fsfacon d la suite de cettc ~secousse, que
Cornelius sentit monter a ses ioues, a
sses oreiIlesia femme de cette mauyaise
I'll enseilIere que l'oni nenme iascolere.
- Qn'est-ce encore? Z demanda-t-il.
taAh ca! devient-on9fou ceans J
eF7d- Monsieur /. Monsieur I s'ecrra I'm
titdomestique 70 precipitant dams lie sechoir
avec e7visage plus pale ct la mine plus
sioetfaree que ne les avait Craeke.
-ittfs-- Eth bien z demandaaC Cornelius. pre-
sageant un malheur a cette double in.
fraction. asi9t fs sltfib Hea
ri -Ah ! monsieur, iuycz, fayez vite .
cria ie domestique.Ioh5s 81 nom stsb "a
- FUR ct pourquoi ? .f4si9lalata
ttrf - Monsieur,ila la maison est pleinc dc
gardes des etats. ~ Hat s!7sfa :
ER{- Que demandent-ils gh tz3eaaa
atfs'HA lis voas cherchent.s shfaa rae
- Pourquoi faire {? bioi
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RECORDER DE L'AsSOMpTION

PIusieurs amis du J"ge Morel avaient
determine Get honorable citoyen a cous
rir pour la place de Recorder.
Nous sommes autorise par Iul a an
noncer que des motifs de hantc conslde-
ration rendent sa candidature impossl-
BILE; nous sommes egaIemcnt auto'Ise a
faire SAVIOR quill soatiendra dc tout
cpur son ct notre We'll ami, lie Recorder
actucl ANDRE LEBLANC lie scul can
didat otlicielIement apnonce jusqu'a C"
Jour.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIAN H.

THE STATE OF LOUiSIAN A.
Fifth Judicial Di>tiic, Court - Pa
ri,h of Assumption. ..-."s
In the matter ofihc Succession Of 10
seph Lcbrun.
WI reas Jean Baptiste Ternot administrator
of said succession has this day filled with the
clerk of aforesaid Court, an account of his ADM.
nistration together with a petition praying for
the omoIogation of the same. ta
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show cause in ten days after the r''-
blication hereof why said account should not he
approved and homologated, and the POUNDS in his
hands distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order ofthc Court. f94y
Assumption. this 9th June 1883.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
30 Clerk.