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The Western Survey. "A letter from
Morgantor, 10 one Of the editors, under date of
the 18th instant, says; The corps Of eng inecrs
OF the North Carolina and Western Survey,
consisting Of Mr.. L. 5. Garnrtt, Principal, and
Messrs. W. P. Moore aud Samuel 5. Kirkland,
As'istanis take the iieIdtomonow, al the mouth
OF Silver Creek, about mile from Morgan,on;
and for the present il is expecie they will follow
The valley Of the caiawba." The Survey, we
doubt not, will he conducted with energy and
ability, under the management Of SO efficient a
principal as Mr.. Garnet.
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- as'lai.'sto.,l 4 Chs. b Hi. - lssru. ~.
dissssuiss hass bsss u.lls nkirh ns sko..t,
q = s.isahls. IL l.hds k.ss hssn Is.s,s !.
too in''saess. al ss,aP.niss fasaed % ~. .bs
sslss 4 ihs mind We vi& sAsssupsn, exc.
es~ % heir sns<rrd.<.
| Hh<a ~ili ne ss.is Gsssssi-, vi. ossrxs
e'en's : ss>ssiea % rAieh ear p<s,ls ws1sd
= Psszssd % have sals ssl..fsslory answer.
Ths's are soms qDsssions coanselsd I'D. AxrI.
euiiurf. q ~sli a. n rssnd 10 Minerals. ~hieh
ne desire % have insesis.ied.
CThe lsi Millon chroairIs ssssrs, upon
What il considers rssisLls authority. hat yoans
naa b sAs mans q sse~. an idiss. who lived
N cssssa. and had been IN NE hsbil Of making
Psriodissl si-ii 10 this plsss. -ss kiIied fs-
days age 10 Halifax county. Va. By iern<ious
dog. which wsre 81 upon him By some unssrs-
ING nonsiei in human shape The Chronicles
sdds, thai he isllo~ nho did ihs foul deed wss
ssrrasd snd lodged IN Jail.
We think there Is some mistake in The report
made 10 The Chronicle. Snow was in Hill.bo-
rough on Monday The 18Th Al noou. and called
q our hours IA time for his dinner. He sisied
that il wss biz inisnlian 10 leave sha, afternoon
fes place -four miles wsss ofis~n. The chro
niele was printed. nc psesun.e. on the wednes-
day solIo~ins. csul4i il Be possible Cor Snow 10
haze reached HsIifs, county. Va. on foot, and
The oeeuuence shove related 70 have iaken place
In time 20 be communicated 10 the Chronicle for
il issue Of THURSDAY morningi We think not.
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Biacktng.-We have bsen prevented BY
Mr.. James :. Scott. with box Of Backing, ma
nufaetured by Meen. John Scott q sons. q
Graham. Alsmsnee county. n. c., which we
consider superior Article. fully equal 10 that Of
northern Manufacture. We are pleased TO see
The enterprise Of our riii1rns directed 10 objects
Of this kind. and hope our friend win meet with
prorrr encouragement Why should money he
srn, shroad for aricles which can be az well fur.
nished Al home
u We had lime. we might here indulge In some
remarks upon political economy. which might he
worthy Of consideration. We are pressd, how
ever. aud win only add, that by encoursging the
N snsnuiaeiure Of This one article among Us, we
give support TO two branches Of mechanical in
dusty at leas,--the manufacture Of The backing.
and the timing business--ani thereby create .
demand for agricultural products. five would
improve our condition, therefore. we mus, en-
rouuge these enterprises.
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SUPERIOR CouRrs.-The Judges of
the Superior Courts have allotted the
u a ID
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0rThe subscribers have just received their
Fall Stock Of French, English, German and Ame-
rican Fancy Goods. viz: Combs Buttons, Brush
es, Suspenders, Hosiery. Gloves, DressTrimmlngs,
Perfumery. Housekeeping articles, Britannia and
Plated Wares, Musical instruments, &c. We
respectfully invite The attention Of merchants,
families and the public generally 10 an examina.
zion Of our stock, as we are confident we can
supply them on as good terms as the regular
jobhing houses North. catalogue Of our stock
can be had at our counter, or sent TO any address
free of postage. Orders thankfully received and
promptly attended TO. Particular care paid to
packing.
HILL q NICHOLS.
NIB. Also sole agents for the Pckin Tea Com
pany, a supply constantly on hand.
II. & N.
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SALES OK LOTS
On Beaufort Harb0r

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TUE cs,slias c., Lad csmp.n, al -.
= 70 - high<.t l>15sf. % sh~ir p,ssaises j
Nhis< Hal. On Noaj>y DE Sia dsf a. Or..s<,
nszs. lsfys nsmssf Of vsAaxbss Lola
Th< Lads q tbs Company Eoag sbosf - 3
nile "a - ms< s1e~s<.als ssd t.ssi part Il N.
Hsfhof. sad are rss..asrsf The mad sslu.has "A
Il. Thxs sfs IN f1s ss<s Of The 0cesn, and ssill
v hsnJsosarly spd eonseniensls laid cot ar -.
ssne~ saa pleasure. No improvement can l.
made ~na Genital Or Western Carolina. or IN
~sier ennbscteJ ~ilh shs Hsfbor. ~ishaal BE-
netting thess lands The csselina CRY Con-
Psny, s~sss Of lhls facl. beg leave 70 ssy. sh1,
they have no szsnis az drnmmrn in ihs wrs<
eFn pan q ths STATE o. an shers else. afEsr-
Ing 70 Gel Lots sss lo~ rate 70 srcufr influence.
bui that al ihs s.Iss ef ih-ir lsnd are reqairsd
BY The ARTICLES af ssfeemrnl. % Be 70 The hishsss
bidder.
The srnsiep<n ~ho compass Ibis Company
have made arrangements 10 improve their lands
10 The smoanl a ahaui s50.oeo. During Ike
winter and snssing spEing. larss Hotel ~ili BE-
baili. ~harws Turpensine Diailieries. and
Steam S4w Mill will he put IN operation. -
There Il excellent rlsy on he premises for
making hfiek. and also on The adjacent waters;
and ss e1Pefirnee has proved the importance Of
fire proof builhings in commercial place. she,
bosni viii mo- allow any hot sub<saniial Gre proaf'
buildings 70 b. permanently efeeied On any lands
they may ri.
To persens who may prefer. the board viii
lease lois for Tenn Of years. They respectfully
invite all I'esons 10 any Way Interested 10 he
pfesent Al the sale aud see L.r themselves. Es-
n<eially n.eehsn frs --slsin A. rneniers hrirk ma
sons. &c. - foi them so riciser harvest can Ne
promised than the future prospscis of carolin.
City.
TERMS or SALE.
One fourth cssh--ihe Balance in insiaIn.enls
II IL. Is and "a months. interest from date.
AL letters on business Of the Company address
10 John VI. Ro-r. Secretary. fsyetlrsills, n. Z.
BY order Of the Basrd.
r. n. UNDERWOOD, President.
August 10. 1883. 99--3w
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Conscience, not intellect. is the mo.
raj power. ~
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60 bs usrd "a s<Aa''s' ths mode q iesehing, and
che discipline % ! pf'e''esd- Ths circular y
well iia'sd' and shs s's~s Prevented sPp<sr TO Be
ju1i'eiaus s"a P'sehesI and are szPssssrd IA isn-
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r'nsinsa 70 'f SHOWN 'ha' ne ma 'hs energy
aud industry necessary TO earn il fers.'d, ss-
,ion ior General Superintendent ihs, could be
made in the sh,e; and these qouliris. he Ia.
shown in an eminent degIee. As1r as We have
been able 10 lean, Mr.. Wiley i giving general
: satisfaction IL, The discharge ef hi. dulie..
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The Orange County Society, for
the promo'iea Of Agriculture and The Mechanic
sA'is, was qsan'zed on Thursday last under the
most encouraging e'lsun'sianees--heissen my
and slfiy frsons having connected themselves
with The a1Soeiatien' The officers elected for the
ensuing yesr are a. follows;
FauilC' CAMERON President
Taopas Wilson.
"i .s >yice Presidents.
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SUPERIOR CouRrs.-The Judges Of
the Superior Courts have allotted the
Circuits among themselves. as follows,
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LIST OF LETTERS.

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at. Hillsbo.
= rough, on the 18th day Of August, 1883.
"a II Al
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The Orange County Society, for
the promotion Of Agriculture and The Mechanic
sAIts. was assnized on TUESDAY last under the
most enroupsging eireumssanees--h rIwsen fly
and sifiy pFrsons having connected themselves
with The association. The officers elected for the
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-15
Marriage in High Life in Constantinople.
From a ConstaRtinople Letter.J


To-day are to be celebrated the nup-
tials of the Grand Vizer s daughter with
a son of Mazloum Bey, locum tenens,
Minister of Finance. All the great func-
tlonarlcS are invited to assist at this GER
emony, and sumptuous banquet of
nearly three hundred covers is prepared
for their reception. Marriage is no trifle
in the East. Open house is kept for sew
eral days; several hundred persons are
regaled with all the profusion and hospi-
tality of the Osmanli. A stranger enter
ing at any hour Of the day or night is
Immediately presented with coffee, sher-
bet, and the chiboque: and if he be
"peckish,' as is infallibly the case, a
tray, groaning under the weight Of its
contents, all piping hot, soon follows on
the head of an airGs. The Sclamlik, or
mems apartment resounds with uproar-
Gus mirth, with hustle and activity. The
harem hung with splendid cashmere
shawls, and all decked out in gayest,
gorgeous trim yet, strange to say, the
huge nightcap of the bridegroom, and
his shaving apparatus, are described, ac-
cording TO usage, as prominent drcora-
ton of the nuptial chamber. The bride
i'll vestal barb, and yelled in her duvak,
occupies the post of honor on tie diyan;
her cheeks, chin, and forehead, protected
by splendid talismans from the influence
of the evil eye. As the evening advances,
the bridegroom enters the harem, dis
tributing in all directions handfuls of
gold and silver coin. Having performed
rcligiously his ablutions, and offered up
the prayers of Yatzis or the frs. watch,
he is then introduced by the Zenki kadiln
into the apartment of his spouse. whom
he unveils and secs for the first time; and
having taken off the talismans from her
face, he places on her turban an aigrette,
the Moslem marriage pledge. A boiled
fowl is then served up on a silver tray,
which the bridegroom carving in sum-
mary Turkish style, is reduced to atoms
in twinllling; and having helped him.
self, and put morsel into the lady's
mouth, the remnants are carefully pre-
served as matter of much importance
Finally, after this repast, slave enters
with silver ever and towel, as is usual
for ablution, and then the bride in dutiful
bearing presents her lord with coffee and
the chiboque, and both apply themselves
TO amorOus chat and coutShip. /
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-15
DAILY EVENING STAR.
MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME

The sun shines bright in our old Kentucky home
'Iis summer, the darkies gay
The tops ripe and the meadows in the bloom,
While the birds make music all tia dav;
The young folks roll on the little cabin floor.
All merry, all happy and bright;
By'n by hard times como a knocking at the door
Then my old Kentucky home. good night
Weep no more, nay lady, Oh, weepno mole to-
day,
We'H sing one song for our old Kentucky
home,
For our old Kentucky home far away.
They hunt no more for the poSSum aud the coon,
On the meadow, the hill, and the shore;
They sing no more by the glpmcr of the moon,
On the bench by the old cabin door;
The day goes by, hike shadow DER the heart,
With sorrows where all was delight
The time has come when the darkits hive to Fart,
Then my old Kentucky home, good night
Weep no more, my lady, &c.
The head must bow and the back will have to bend
Wherever the darhey may 90;
few more days aud the troubles all VIII end
In The field where the sugar cane grow;
A few more days for TO tOat the weary load,
No matter-'twl never he light;
few more days still we tot,er on The road,
Then my old Kentucky home, good night!
Weep no more. my lady, SC.
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The Most Wondc = full M edieine
Erer G5cOusTed or tie certain cure o. Ague and Ftrer
IqterKitfeRt and Bilious Ferers.
tlbpr 4 C0.'s Vegetable Srpeitic.

TJIHE proprietors OF this valuable Medicine have
never raads any efforts 10 introduce it before
the public yet it has found great favor far and near
Certificates without Rumber have been furnished Of
its virtues, without any solicitation and many cures
performed when 81 other medicines have failed Al
hGt is GSl is trial. 1t has sto5l the test for sew
era years aud we say without fear, that no better
preparation for the cure of Ague and Fever can lie
PRODUCED. As an evidence we publish certificate
of a gentleman well known:
Il take great pleasure in recommending the Spe
cifc prepared by Ober S McConSey. for the cure of
Aguc and Fever, as the best article for the accom-
Fiishment Of that object have met with. In
my family it has succeeded beyond MY most san
suIne expectations, AMI therefore, | consider 1t
privilege as well as duty to recommend its to
all who may be suffering under the influence of that
distressing affection. (Sgnsd)
d. EVANS REESE,
Minister of the Methodist Protestant Church
Fer sale Ly the proprietors, ODER q CO., Balti-
more;
b DANIEL r. CLARKE Ap0thecsry, Potomac
Hall, corner Of Maryland avenue and 11th street.
Island:
By CLARKE & BOWLING, 7th street, between
south and streets, leland;
And by JAMES H. STONE. corner of 7th and l.
streets, Northern Liberties, Washington, ID. G.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
sep 16-3m-
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G. K At L
u ~ n 4 Il .
PIISHFp-A SFN TISTuVrrY IN NrDICIsE1

JUST PCBLISHED--A NEW DISCOVERY N MEDICIsEi
FEW words Oh the rationa; treatment. without
- Medicine, Of SpprmatOrrhsa. or Local Weak
Ness Nervous Debility. Low Spirits LaSsitUle Week
ness Of the Limbs and the Back. Indispositi0n and
incapgclty tor Stydy and Labor Dizziness of Appre-
heninn, Loss Of Iemory. Aversion t. Society, Love
Of Solitude, Timiljty, SefDistrUs Dizziness, Head
Ache, Involuntary Discharges. Pains i'll the Side At
fiction ct the Eyes, Pinries on the Face Sexual and
other Infrmiti's in Man.
From the French Of Dir. 3. DcL1ncy.
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily be removed Titi"ui medicine is in this
small tract clearly demonstrated. and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, as adopted by
the Author, fully explained, ~ Of which eve
ry one is enabled to cure himself perfectly, and at
the least possible cost avoiding thereby, all the adj
vertised nostrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free. in
sealed envelope, by remtting post paid two postage
stamr5 to DR.. B. DELANEY, or Box 100. Broadway
Post Of1i-e y. Y. nov SIM
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THE WEEKLY STAR.
rTAParis paper saws that some poIice

CTA Paris paper says that some police
agents, in plain clothes, being recently
in an eating house at Montrogue, heard
two men at table say one to the other
'Is he dead Z" "YeS, but not without
much trouble: he struggled hard, and |
was afraid of being surprised. :" "The
other must be killed, or we shall be be-
trayed." The officers, thinking that
murder had been committed, took the
men into custody, and, in order to remove
from themselves the serious stlS picions
which their conversation had excited.
they confessed that they belonged. TO a
gang who occupied themselves in stealing
dogs, which they sold to the eating-hOusc
keepers outside the barriers, TO make mp
for any deficiency they might have in the
supply of hareS and rabbits. Several of
the accomplices of these men. as well as
the wine dealer at Montrouge, who was
a customer Of theirs, have been taken
inte custody.
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POPULAR AND FAMILY MED1cINEs

gold By kiDWELL a LAURENCE. Pennsyl-
~ Vanla avenue and / Eth street, Washington, and
JOHN L. kIDWELL, High street, Georgetown, d.
c.. comprising in part:
br. Jaynrs Family Mcdicines-Dr. Roses Family
Med;cines-Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry-Ayers'
Cherry Z -cforai-Sands' and Tewsands Sarsapuril-
la-A. III. and John Bulls do-Rose S and Schwartze's
do-2Iilhau Elxer Calisaya Bark-Wolf Aromatic
Scheidam mSchnapps-kidwelfs Extract Beech Drops
Watts Nervous Antidote-OSgoods India Cholo-
gosue-Eowaud's Tonic Observation-Disclosures Is Vegeta-
bic Tincture-Grcens Originated Internationally
German do-Blake's and Cannons do-Rushton's
and Shines Cod Liver OIL tOe ther with all the most
approved me'ticints of the time.
Agents for the sale Of fseymaur's Galvanc Abdo,ri-
2al Supporter SeynlnurS Obstetrral supporters, and
Mrs. Belts Abdominal Ulcro Supporters.
A fresh supply of Saratoga and Bedford Water.
ep30
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DR.. HoIt's Compound Peach Syrup.

'l'HlS Compo1n1 now established in universal IA
v"r by H. scknowlsd eel merit. for the cure of
coughs colds Group. hoping cough, and every dis
eise oil the throat aud hugs. i without a parallel
Every family should supply themselves with
preventive medicine
,,,Se S'lI In Washington by C Stott n b. Clarke, W
hil9tt q L. Davis, J. IL. Stone, Evans Sylvester,
~ ID ~ iarln9r. AMI by the Druggists generally
mnnf ~ ~
Price twenty-five cents per bottle.
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"DOYETAuING.N i"

In the western stage coaches. with
their three seats, each seat accommodate
ting three passengers, the arrangements
of leg-placlng not unfreguently leads to
outbreaks Of ire. y fat old lady got into
coach at Peoria, whose uncompro-
missing rotundity and snappishness of
temper, combined with a most unacomo-
dating pair of & limbs" rendered her the
most undesirable ris-1-ris that traveller
could possibly be afflicted with. The
modest bashfulnesS Of the individual sit
ting before her, prevented his remonstra-
ting; so after unmitigated suffering for
fifty miles, borne with christian resigna-
ton, he disappeared from the scene of
martyrdom, and his place was occupied
by hard featured captain Of one of the
lake steamboats,, whose sternncsS and de-
termination Of purpose plainly indicated
that he was warned of the purgatory in
store for him, and was resolved to Crap
pie gallantly with the difficulty.
As he took his seat, and bent his scat
to the right and left over his knees, look
ing, as it were, for some place to bestow
his legs, an ominous silence prevailed in
the rocking coach, and all anXiously
awaited the result Of the attack which
this bold man was evidently meditating
The skipper certainly imagined that
this pantomimic indications of discomfort
would have slight effect; but when the
contrary was the result, and the uncoln-
promising knees wcdged him into cor
ner, he turned purple with emotion, and
bending towards his tormentor, he sol
emnly exclaimed
Il guess, marin, it's got to he done
anyhow, sooner or later, SO you and [
marm, must g dove tail"
The lady bounded from her seat aghast
at the mysterious proposal, cxclaiming ::
i" Must what, sir-r?''
Dovetall, marm; you and | have got
to dovetall and no two ways about it."
Doyetail me, you inhWnan savage?'
She roared out, shaking her list in the
face of the skipper, who shrunk alarmed
into the corner " dovetail lone woman
in a christian country ifthar's law on
earth, sir-r, and in the State Of IlIinoy,
I'll have you hanged ~
"'Driver, stop the COACH" she shrieked
from the window g 20 no farther with
this man; my husband shall learn of
this, as sure as shooting. Open the door,
say, and let me out :"
And in spite Of all our expostulations
and explanations Of the science of e" dove
failing (that is, the process of mutually
accommodating each others legs,) she
actually left the coach, and sought shelter
in house at the road side, and we heard
her as we drove off, muttcring, x dove
tail me, will they the Injine Savages if
thar's law in lllinoy, I'll have him
hanged. ~
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, GROUP, AND WHooP
ING COUGH

The Esst Chu7h Syrup in The Ford.
Dr. RoSr's CEI sBR tTED COUGH SYRUP gives imTcdi-
ate relief tN I, the worst Cough, whether CoDsump-
rva or proceeding from cold. 1t sllays any irri-
ts1u Of the Lungs, and fortfes the system against
future attacks. In bottles at ~ cents and 81.
Children also liable tn Group. which dangerous
complaint yields Immediately to DR.. J. Ross
FtUINE CR0rr STEyP. Price . cents.
Whooping Cough. another complaint, always
v7rsa IN cold au lamp weathNr. The afflicted find
great relief in the u,e % DR.. i. Roses WHOHPING
COu5H SYRUP, which always relieves and prevents
the disease from running into other diseases, such
ss in:'amstion of the Lungs. DrOpsy in the Chest,
and CONSUMPTION Price 30 ceats.
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THE FRENCH CoNsPIRAToRs.

lhe last attempt to aSSaSSlnate Louis
Napoleon seems to have been well plan
ned. The Paris correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette gives some interesting
particulars Of the trial of the conspiratorS.
Twenty-siX persons were arraigned, en-
bracing iii the list doctors, students, men
Of letters, mechanics, and workmen. A
company Of men were stationed in the
B0iS dc Boulogne, through which the En-
peror passes to reach the city, and he was
there to be attacked if that failed. he
was afterwards to be attacked at the Hip
podrcme. The projected attack failed at
both points, and some arrests were made.
1t was afterwards attempted at the Opera
Comique, and failed there also. 4 few
questions aud answers will give better
idea of the nature of the plot, and the
real danger in which the Emperor stood 4:
Commes, one of the conspiratorS, said
to the Judge that he had been introduced
into the secret society of Mariet. He did
not know at first that there was an in
tention Of assaSsinating the Emperor, and
when he learned it, he objected. But
Mariet overcome his scruples, by saving
that it was better to make one victim
than to throw up barricades and make
many.
The JrDGE-'' When the Emperor ar
rived at the Opera Comique, you ap-
preached close to the carriage !''
PRISONER lIoa Dien, yes! | was
within a foot of him. | had only to ex-
tend my hand, and shoot him dead
(Sensation in Court.) But | waited for
the signal, which | understood De Meren
was to give, by firing first"
JUDGE-''A And it was because the signal
was not given that you did not perpetrate
the crime z"
Al Yes; waited for the signal,
and had only to extend my arm"
JUDGE Providence held back your
hand, and you, as well as every body else,
should congratulate yourself. What was
TO have been done upon the attack !'
A. There was a question of re-eStab-
fishing the republic. | saw De Meren
before the Emperor arrived, but | did not
speak to him. was veXed because lie
did not seem to have confidence in me.
| was in the affair at the Hippodrome,
and the BoiS de Boulogne, but had no
arms"
Deney, another of the gang, said to the
Judge, that the plan was, that the first
division of the groups was to approach
the carriage of the Emperor, and, while
crying " Eive lEmpereu," were to fire
on him; that the republic was then to be
proclaimed, and Blanqui placed at the
head of it; that the body of the Emperor
was to be dragged through the streets,
and the people excited to insurrection.
Mariet, who seems to have been lead
ing spirit in the conspiracy, and who is
very young, soon after the court opened
on the first day, and Immediately after
the reading of the indictment, shouted
out % Vive la Republique.'' Il remem-
Der, also," SAID one of the prisoners,
"that there was question as to what
disposition should be made OF the Empress.
| will not permit myself to say the resol-
ution that was come to what is certain
is, that it was not death that was reserv-
ed for her"