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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
THURSDAY, Dec. 2s.-Ad. Ely, President il the
REPORTS ADOPTFr

Chair
REPORTS ADOPTED.
Corcurrins donate Geo 20 tho Women Association to
End hone ior discharged female convict Noucoucuros
70 orssn x- T.s.r see, add dis Hon, .Od Lad
der Co IN the vicinity Of Fouhay aud rweotelh.t. T,
,dv.rtiz. for Stsfioo house for toe Fourteenth
Nd To rep.ir the hoa.e Of Hose Co No p. Nonconclr
ring 10 tud uew engine for Go No but furnishing them
with old engine fou the Corper.uonys,d S,neoneur'
ssrize Asrshsm R.y ara others Hose Co. 10 The r~en
titth Ward Nonconcurring 20 organize new Hose Co IN
Msnhas1vie T. have curb snd gutter stones &c. set 10
Fiy tourih s. between Skin seventh 70 regulate
and pave Fifty fourth st between Nin'h and renthaV'
SPECIAL REPORT.
TIL. sr.c,i Committee 10 whom referred the report Of
the ho.d Councilman 90 r-pneh.s- the Fort .n.e,oSt
seton proposed sri submitting resolution TO get h- opinion
of The The Corporation the esay o. the sale Of
isiG poprty By the late Common Council 70 the present
owners This ordered to be nea AID made
SPECIAL Greer fCT fIisay'
AID w.KEM,S called up document No 50 in relation to
charge the market system with resolution directrs the
IL, ~ Nav next ali the pubic markets auction oonform
Aid Morr spoke in favor of selling the markets, and
leaving such enterprise open the public he ed more
AID CHArxcEY ,pose Of the necessity Of setrs clear Of the
a. they wee an expense q thr CITY Govern
AID BLUNT moved 10 amend. By nxils out SELL. nat was
10 favor Of leasing the public markets and new market
AID pronounced the project to sei the markets
entirely wrous aad especially while Zeal ssta- was
AID How.Rp spoke against the report omitted h. the
" halt" % ,he fees This. AID II said, Mayors, hdermen,
the habit OF dopg In their respective
d.rsruepts Ne In favor OF change 10 the market
tenn 20 prevent such peeuiatiops
AID Kelly spoke in favor of the present system so far 40
the letting OF stalls was concerned
The smsrdnent to STINK sout SELF w~,c accepted.
AID Norr spoke hebu,her interest brought TO bear ia
Mi. Board of The riDpes they had inside in Consequences OF
th. pes.Bt ruinsus the CITY, and the exOrban
pics ehsrsd citzons for their meat not Sthstandas the
iaeliti.s sfarde ed to thin
Ala wILLIsasos moved to amend ~ adding lease Of
the m.le for the purposes whic they used"
This wss carried by vote OF 9toS.
Aid W.SEmAs then moved to postpone tho subject This
carried
Ihe Board then adjourned.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
,sn,y Dec. as-Ald. Ely in the Chair.

THURSDAY, Dec. 2s.-Ald. Ely in the Chair.
ill of D. c. Sparks, s75, for conveying prisoners
in February, TO and from the City Prison, Vas re-
fsrrec back TO Committee for verifcacDn.
Bills 81 b u Wash. for repairing clocks, we're re-
fsrred 10 Board Of Come linen
Petitions If r L. Pei aud Rebeees Levy, for cor
rsction OF tax were received and s-f-rred-as were
Ike petiriors Of 5 Strauss AM Makers Union
Bill Of Henry vsndervoor for furnishing the Sec
rstsry a State TIE statements and transcripts OF crim
nsl convictions for lea, sl-o. Ordered pad
Bins OF Theodore Hart si4); Geo. w. Newcomb,
ss7 IS, and Ed yard Eccleson, ss23 80 for copying
Index, we're referred.
Bill Of Pearl Hose Company No. %, for expense
Of erecting closets and pissiering room at engine
house, ss5. Ordered paid.
Arrport was adopted in favor OF ineressingthe sAs
ries Of the Clerks in the County Clerks Once.
: Adjourned 10 Friday.
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Neiw4lork Dsilu Gribnare
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION.
lRersrssS sss The N. Z rribone
src0xD

SECOND DAY.
wAsHISsroS. Wednesday. Dec. 81, 1884.
The American Association for the Advancement Of
Edna met again to-day, at 10 o'clock snd wss
called to order by 'he President. Pref A. d. BAcHE.
After prayer BY the Rev. ALoSzo PoTrEE, Of Pens
sylvsna, tie minutes were real and approved and .
number Of persons elected members.
W P. Ross and Judge JSo. TsoRs, Of the Cher
exec Nsf;op were elected Corresponding Secretaries.
The Association then proceeded to the considera-
ton Of the order Of the day, viz. the subject of
Classical Education.
Apsper was resd by ID. CoIE. Of Trenton n. j.,
after which remarks were made hy A GRrESLEAF. 81
Br'osyp, SoLcsoS JrsSER. Of New YORK. Bishop
PoTTFR and T RICHARDS Of Washington.
Tie question whether oar schools s1ouli be devoted
TO mere inieectss development. apart frcis spirit
usl training, Bishop PoTTrR ihooght tho gres.
ques ior Tor the Am.ri,sn people. lie argued that
tie material and intellectual character might bs ion
proyeo ard developed. yhIe thai which was more
important might be- S-;er'"rst'ng. He hoped this
tutject wouq meet with 'ui attention BIZ tais Con-
v.btop. He regarded Mr.. Coles paper a. one Of
great ability.
After ibe discussion bad closed, Prof Jso s HART,
Of Philsd lObia read paper ea;l,.ed Observations
ION he Rhetorical aud Pre-histo'icL Relations of
"ite English Language 20 the TeatoDc. and the
"Classc Branches of the i2do- European Family OF
Languages"
This occupied al hour and quarter. aud received
marked attention, although the suisct wss not one
10 interest miscellaneous audience. IL was Ed
riehed with numerous illustrations showing the simi-
lariiy of certain g'ish words With those in ths Ssn
scrir, Teutonic, Greek, Latin, Germar Spanish,
Lair, &c.
An animated and interesting discussion then arose
on the prcpety of introducing the study Of the Anglo
SsxoD into schools
Prof DIslrRY, of La, criticised the remarks of
Prof Hart oharacterzing the Greek md Lstin words
in our language intruders" Bishop Potter. Prof.
Baebe, Prof Prouddt, Prof. Hart. Mr. Hanul, Dc.
Stanton, ano others continued The discussion.
On motion, a copy of Prof. Hart's lecture was re-
quested for publication by the Association.
Ac iourned till 81 o'clock.
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adopted isSsr,sg Pieree's inaugural, the Baltimore
Platform, Non Intervention and in favor Of an hon
orsble union, il can be effected principle, with
the Tannssy politicians. notwithstanding this tho
Tusiosiss still cisia 10 b snsdulsersted Adamsn-
tines
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FUSION HARD PRIMARY MEETINGS.

The Committee Of Arrangsnehf' OF TIE 'e'e.eo'
from the Stuyve..n. General Comn,.,'ee ni@ ye''el,
day afternoon at the Grapes IN Cnainoe'-'', an,
completed their labors BY appointing in'pee''' "au
design ,tirg Saturday evening rom 70 i.' .ae
hold,n, NJ Primary E,ec,ieGs for Delegates TO the
n~-s..,;e Com ,oittses for 1855. Resolutions were
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! !SSs: aS $:sp~rs. oo-"'..s.'-
N.vvcrx Nov ~ 1854 All HehN

CUPRFME CCURT.-In the matter Of the
TIE City of relative the OPENING add LAYlS9
OFT ~ PUBLIC SQUARE. known q BLOOhlSGOALE
SQUARE, In the Nineteenth Ward Of said eity-Ve iAo
Of Estimate and Assessment In the aooveen'
eapant Of all houses and los sni improves
snds sfec ted thereby and 10 all others whom
may concern. - oile~A 10 sit:
Trssr Thai have eomplssd Estimate and Assess-
whose Affected ihs
ty snd who opposed the DO present. th- 90
teetions vrns snly verified 10 aOT.s MAYNARD u,
va Chairman, the office % the Comm orefs, N
DAVIES No II w.lls- IN this city on or s-ore rnS eh
d.y u December. isA
srcosp That person persons Who consider th.-
.sgieved oy ssd Estimate sne Assessment VIII %
JOHN A WEEKS. No Sc ~ ali e. IN sac city, ass o'clock
r. H. On the l2th csy Of JsluHy, 1885
THIRp That the Abstract the said Esrnse aaf Asses
toxttbe with and also AL the aIdAsn eat
sur report have been aeposited the Street Connssion-
ere Ofee Of the City and County OF hswfoEk there 70 70
main sHtl tie Cd OF February. 1855
FogFrH That the limits embraced By the Asses.rlest aos
cty un6ed Described and containing foIo~. that u
north BY The soahsry line SIDE of s7ths on
The ncrthers SIDE Of %st 90 the e-st,
westerly line side OF the sch and on the vest ~
tie e.stery line or sioe lh Ard also al. thos, other
ana psces Of snc fronting on ne estey
the SIN sub 81 and sotnst ana sso sb
roptrg the westerly sfde OF the tnsT oet-esn
9Th and seth sforesd laid o1t On the ssd nap 81 tae
Cor riss.orera
FIyrH That ne-en presented 70 ths s7
he STATE " SewfoEk, - SPECIAL Term
Aeeof 70 be held At TIE City Han Ia The se city on SAT-
CRDAY the d eLy q February A. D. f az the o2sn;ns Of
that DAY AID that thea sad there or s. SOFA ssr
,sr counsel s.1 be ..asd NOTICE III Be -as thai '|
JOHN A WEEKS, 49,.
JOSEPH ) YORK. 800
E.~Yors NOV = lss- Nh 70 -
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HIGH Pace OF SPIRx On.-Weleakn q sale Of
eleven thousand gallons Of sperm oil in Fsirhsven,
yesterday, 10 hose il Nsw-York Ut ITO cents per
gallon. New. Bedford Mercury, Dec. q.
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Daper Warehouse.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE.-J. T. DERRICK
SON Co, No. so Beekna n.st, offer for sale the
low, 81 terms:
Wrrips Papers Enslah French and American.
News Paper, all szes. weights and qualities
BOOK PAGER ali sizes weights and qualities
T..ue Paps fancy aud white of the best quality.
Hanging Paper white and colored different widths.
Hstiers' Paper thin, and Of the best quality.
Cloth Psper 35x40 end fOx3s.
Bprsh Hardware Paper large assortment just arrived
Eheaihirs PAPER, OF the best quality.
Wrapping Paper Straw. Rag ana Manila.
Tea PAPER OF different sizes.
Tar Roofing Paper sui able for roofs, IN rolls
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Removals..

DEMOVAL.-EMERSO & PRICHARD, At
III toruess at Law, aud CORNELIUS CARNES; Com fos-
aopeI Of Deeds have remosed from No 6 "alls to the
mes building No Wsllst
DEMOVAL.-The office of the HOME IN
III sURANCE COMPANY ID removed to No Wallst
CHARLES j. MARTIN, Secy.
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The Thir.y-eighth nuuber Of DUNCAN Brothers
superb edition of The Catlolic Family Bl5Le Is s-
sued, forming the completion Of the work. The text
Of ths edition s reprint Of the Douay and Rhemsh
versions, while the Typographical execution Of tho
work hes called forth tie highest comnepdsto from
the whole American pres. The price for which the
edition is sold, is remarkably Low, and must insure
its extensive circulation. =.
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Cool.

NOALS.-Peach Orchard, Red or White Ash
~ delivered from yard, Nut, So Stove Egg. or Fsmsos
sizes 81 IS
JACOB WEEKS No.. sls Bewsry and 2ti Greenes-
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DEAL ESTATE NOTICE.-PITKIN'sA Auction
~ Sac Of Weoaaves East He- Yorh ysmsies sad otssr
Prey<rty tesisred ,or Dee d lat No IS Futonse Brook
hal vii be cefeue5 until THURSDAY J.n Va 1875 the
zane hour place ovns the unavoidable Delay IN sens
cut esisiosaes maps Ae.--Dsc. n. 1854 , r PtTKIN
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Brsan 1ieamerS. &f.

NETWORK aud CALIFORNIA STEAM
IN SHIP LINE, VIA TICARAGUA-Aco@sory Traoss
COMPANY OF Ncsssas PIcolistsnThe -rieodd deaes en-
CINE sesv .bip STAR OF TIE WEST, q 80 uos euraoh
Capt W Turner viii leave from fer No > N9uh
Ri,sr q O'clock. precisely. fr pUNTA AhsNAS
enFaDAY jan ~ 1855 connecting with the fsvote
ssip UNCLE SAN. (2ocotuns) over the Nesrasus tanm
tcue being but twelve miles Of snd transportation o car
rstes These unsurpassed N their venth'nen
and ACCOMMODATIONS For infornston passage apply oay
10 CHARLES MORGAN. AGENT, No. slowing Green.
Letter Bags made the see Letter.. - cent? per nsi
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Uatrr Cure.

matfr Ture.
fDHE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
u CURE ofen the accommodations for pursuing the
for the winter, and terms as reasonable a. else
where. Adde'S o. II. WELLlNGTOS, NJ. ID.
No l78 18th ST., New York
NEW YORK CITY WATTR-CURE, No l7s 18th st.. cor
Of University place.
WATER CURE corner OF 6th-ay and 35th-st
w DR. SHEW unites With DR.. TAYLOR In this large
ard comuodous establishment for the Fail and Winter PA
TENTS and BCARDERS received st reasonable rates
Outdoor practice prom ptly attended to-
WATER CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL.
w No IS L.ghtst-R l. TRAIL. NJ. D. Propn.tor.-
for 100 perscps Country Estseishnent -
Fshiil \ Y Dr. o W. MAY. Are naing Physician
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S. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, VIA

VI AsPINWALL sno PANAMA RAILRoAD-on
FRIDAY Jan 1855 a. O'cls ck from pier foos OF
Wtr Nor'h River will be DISPATCHED the aee' 'nshp
GEORGE LAW, Captain o. v Fox, u : N 70 ecnaect a
Panama wiiH the new and superor steamship GOLDEN
ACE.
n "a Of seeidsnt
pssase. .prly at the Company ofee No ~ wssa,
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NyEW-JEhSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
NDELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST. via JERSEY
CITY.-Uniied st.e' Msl and EIsres Lines. Le.Se New
hours second Clas- Is In the TO- 80 IS IN T. and - Ia
ard 10 A M ard P. NJ. The New Jersey Accommodation
Lin, leaves at u M AZ 81 stopping at ell stations.
Throuth tickets cold Cincinnati lat s and the West snd
for Baltimore Washington Norfolk h And through baggage
checked 70 " sshn eton IL 8 and 10 A. n. and p M.
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CTPRENE COURT-CTrY and COUNTY If
SssW YoKH- yoserh ". Coolies AID Joepa w. Ger
he, Jr at Aexsnder Rich ana sol1ncs Rea To he de-
fere,s;s ALEXANDER RIct a:4 SOLOMON RICH: You
Az. k,ret, Umoned and required tie complaint
III, acton Which sles ~ The osee OF tie Ciek OF the
CITY Coany CT New Yok % the oth ss' e Dsesnoef
o. The Subscriber Al his Office No IS Wismst n zoe CITY
Of Yort within s~esy days saei tho .sree hereof
tb. sd compliant within the time Aforesaid tho plaintiff. "a
this action ~ take asueD sssn't you o' tn- sum OF 3af
innd.S end C0 do.s besides the costs Of tns
action - Dsfsd D.osmh.r 10 is~ -
sz21 ALFEFDW CDRLIES, Pisin'f' Attorney
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NICHTGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD

Nj l. III u SOUIHERN EAlLhOAD
w LINE-Trsveers for CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS KAN
sAs .ne all pon West South West obtain Tnrourh
TcEe al information concerning routes fare &C. eteer
By The kEWYORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD, By application st the Com
psnys Ofsee, No. Iss Broadway cor. Deys..to
JOHN y PORTER. General Agent,
L. UIINION Aaen
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new edition of The Seren Wonders Of the World,
is issued by Routedge g. Co., comprising com
plete description Of the Pyramids, the Temple OF
Babylon, the Statue Of Jupiter, the Temple OF Diana
at Epbesus. The Mausoleum, the Pharos at Ale1an-
dria, and the Colossus Of Rhodes. 1t has numoes
Of appropriate illustrations BY HARyEr'-from me
same house. we have the third edition Of hsdame
GuIzo1,, Moral Tales, translated by Ms L. BURKE,
and illustrated by CAMPBELL. A volame no less
,ui.ed 10 the comprehension ard tastes OF children
th.nitis excellent in its moral ains.-The immortal
sanford and Herto", 'o~s"hat touched up to
,d,pt il 70 the spirit Of the sse-a perous process
truly-h publisbed in a neat edition BY Rou''edse
& Co. We should prefer this 'ime-aoaored favohte
in its pristine integrity but It -e''ome IN any
e., c;Sert and cescrpon, anc The Black Priaeess
a iryeble story BY Mrs BAssErr, Illustrating tho
character of slavery, are issued by the same pub.
lsters.
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s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-Fo

~ HAVANA ana NEs> ORLEANS On cUsSDAY,
,sp = esP from pier foot Of W.u-ns', n X, by the
H. Whais "N '''"' "
ress'sr ca, sss.eured at the Company ofiee-
f,fthl 10 ~ ~ Orles us 50 cents per loic foot
shIp'i' WI es .epped With bnk bills Ct aenS o. he
for .sl's ~ 100 ca application at their oce. No
abe hour of sl!s'ng ~ y
TCG tght passaSe ,r, a, TIA oee Of the COMPANY
No. Ia Ntst -. cot 81 Wsr,.1 NJ o ROBERTS
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the County Of NewYork notice 10 her.h, sv.p 10 al
rerr.rs having esns sssinss ANN GILLESPIE late Of
the City Of New e-cess-d prevail the With the
vsuehe-s thereof 20 subsrib-r hs oe. No IS
q Ssss.ast tns City Of New Yort before
thirteerth d.y Of July, lss1
~ srE VANcEAw
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EOH CHARLESTON and FyORIDA-SEMI-
Il WEEKLY U ; MAIL LisF-rbe stesassip s0Urd.
tRNkR, 4 Ewsn eommaade,. IA leave Pier No North
70. esst a el' On s.ais Il isins s,e;
o. No 50 ssosdwsy ThTossh kew. =, :. III Io~s
60 Jacksonville sSi; q Yisks s& h.Na SUviLLe will
.eeee.d. sDd leave On WEDNESDAY, Jss
SNROMWELL's BAIT MORE syc.vSuIP
~ LFrH -0REAr WESTERN AND soufape. 1rSy
or TRANSPOR PATTON.
PARKER VEIN CALEDONIA. LOCUST pnIyr
MOUNT SAVAGE. JACKSON, PlkDaOST
yHOMAs SWAN GFORGES' CREEK, To rrEN'
WEsTERNPORf.
The sbovs frs;class srDers 10 Satinor,
steamship Inc sesf strength built expressly ion tbs ss
sud NevYot trade viii be dspsrasd for Ssu1or.
daily ufP NJ. houa pier No IS North Rivtr.
These N connection ~tth tne Baltimore
Ohio Rsosd and railroads sad south The
pIs;ors Of this hue determined 10 riske ls the ehe.pe
reisbie and expeditions feisht Osts for lbs West All
KoSs tsteu6sd ,s hs West Soqh CONFINED 70 the Con
paws Aren't A c HALL Il Rs4r.ore sin b. shpsoS
corner Washington and Abs1yss. o. = Cap JOHN RILEY
Pier Ne IS North River.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-15
: Ellie peut paraitre laide ! ceux qui

Ellie peut paraitre laide ceux qui
ne Ia connaisseDt pas, mais je l'ayoue,
clio de Fame. disait du Tillet.- Ed
tu quir. c'est le pom te Pifire, mon cher
il aura si tefument ct te l'indelligencs.
Tans notre chlt te m9dier; on ne said
nj H tit, nj ki mire c'ead cine Grant
ponthire XII te pufoir sc gonvier au quir
te ga femme. Che droguerais bienue
Telyins, qui vous le saiez, ma abord6
pills define million, gondre Mal6na, qui
MA has inc taude 81 crante. Mais qua
t-elie !--Che je be sails pas ~ chiste,
dit le baron de Nucingen, msis i ke-
ke chausse. Ellie une mere qui anne
bien le rose !! dit du Tiilet y. Ce mot
nit fn aux tentatiyes de Nucingen. A
pres le diner, 10 baron apprit ! Wilhe>
nine.Adolphus quill loi restait | Peine
quatre cents mile francs chez lui. La
file des Adolphus de Manheim, reduite
Z vingt-quatre mile livres dc rente, se
Perdit dams les calculs qui &c broaillaient
dams "a tate. - Comment disait.elle j
Malvina, jsai toujonrs eu six miles Il.
chez nous chez Ia Couturiere
mais on ton pere prenait-il de pargent /
Nous nsanrons Tien avec vingt- -quatre
mile francs, nous sommes dams la mise.
70. All si mon pers me voyait ainsi
dichue, il en- mourrait, s'il metal pas
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-15

strict incognito, avant de So rendre en- An
gleterre.
II y eu une petite emeute l Bolbes
Seine-et Marne mais lincident eu peu
d'importance.
A Lyon, ct toute cette partie de IL
France, les pluies ct memo les orages on.
etc frequents. lis viennent peine de css-
ser. Aussi les bellies journees qui ont sue
cede ces intempsries font.eliss dire au
ne feuille lyonnaise que Pete va sans
doute commencer. II en- etait temps pour
les recoltes. Celle du vim quoique sam
nonGant partout tres fable, ne parait pas
devoir realiser toutes les GRANTEES qu'on a.
vait conGues. Les feuilles de plusieurs de-
partements du midi commencement 1 81
gnaler une amelioration dams raspect des
raisins. Loidium couvrs les grapes do
sa poussiere, mais ne les penetre plus aus>
81 profondement ct ne fait plus autant des>
secher les grains.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-15

MYsTEnIEusn aURRIsoN Du CnoLsxA.
-L'Union de Paris public, sous toutes
reserves, la lettre suivante que lui ecrit
I'm Francais habitan. de Cadix.
La vile de Cadix est en- ee moment
en- grand emoi, EN- presence des laits ex-
trordinaires qui sly passent.
LIE cholera y a fait depuis long.
temps de nombreuses victimes, mais Ies
habitauts sont I'avenir i l'abri de .es
cruelles consequences, grace aux cure,
miracuIeuses qu'opersnt 1 chaque ins.
tant des ladiens, des Malais rscemmeu.
arrives des Ties Philippines.
s. liz font coucher sur lie dos Ia per.
some atteinte, ct mettent i dScouvert
la poitrine ct lie ventre puts pratiquane
dune certaine manierc, 4 eux ,euIs con.
hue des frictions sur ces parties da corp.
lis finissent par faire arriver sous leurs
doigts On petit corps rond, quill. ane-
nent aa centre de repigastre ct quill.
pincent fortement CONNIE pour l'kcraser.
Ce corps eat ainsi maintenu iuscu'A
ce que le malade ait dams Festomac une
tasse de tho qu'ils lui font boire, ct aux.
quels se trouve mslees quelques goutte,
dune liqsear par eux compo.ee. La
guerison instantanee qni resulte de 10.
p6ration que lie malade ma plus pour &c
remettre entiersment, qua se promener
nu grand air.
"Ces 1ndiens afirmcnt que dams des
cas- fort rares deux de ces petits CORPS
ronds, don't il est paris % manifestent
au lieu dun ct alors le NAL est incura-
Bile.
La veile du jour oa j'scris { 80 aoat.)
81 personnes coniees aux sofas de ces
1ndiens ont toutes etc sauvees en- presen.
ce de nombreux tsmoins. II en- est de
meme de toutes celles qu ills ont traitAe,.
I" Un individu que ron portait eur un
brancard 4 I'h6pital, ct qui etait dans
un etat desespere, recu dans Ia rue
meme les soins dun des Indiens en-
quelques minutes, lie miracle annonca %
realisait en- presence de la foule grou-
pee autour de lui linden congedis
son malade en- lui disant :va-teD, IL es
gueri; ct le brancard est retourns vide
a I'h6pital.
Dams one taverne on ilse repo,ait
des fatigues de la mutt passee en- visites,
&c msme lndien gueIi en- quelquc
minutes une petite file qu'on Iui ap-
portse ct qu'on croysit perdue.
" Ces Indiens prstendent que le cho.
lsra qui regne continuelIement dams
|eurs pays est gusri en- quelques ins-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-10-15

lon etoil6 qui lie protege. A ce moment
ceux qui Iauront expose toutes les fu>
reur' de Forage, auront un compte
regler ayec lie peupIe lie peupIe Ieur
demandera :ompte de cette mise en- pc
rll du vaisseau qui porte mieux encore
que Cesar ct sa fortune. A ee moment
justice sera faite, ct l'on chassera du
pont tous ceux don't la main inhabiIe,
crimineIle peut etre, n'avait pas GRANT
de TOUGHER au gouyernaiI.
On ne tue pas la democratic c'est
10 Lazare sur lequeI on peut tenter de
sceller la pierre dun tombeau, mais qui
la brisera toujours.
Nous representons lie progress, c'est
pourquoi dams un temps donne, toutes
les intelligences doisent venir sc grou-
per autour de nous, ct aux intelligences
seules aidees du patriotisme G. de la We
rite, sont reserves les conqustes de Ia
venir. Or. de la Le.