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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-26
Co1sSpon'iancf he + GaiIiardei.
NJ. 8 0 U L II j.

lie minis.re dns Etals. Unis ronlinnc
a:re MI snjrt de preoccuration pour
Ia pre.st espagnole, qni volt sa ,nnin
dans tons la cotnplots annonees cllaquts
inur It dfmuniis le endemain On -
fat NJ. Snule nne importance dent jr
mi VI brancdtir :ife, 1noiqne ID t6e
lo''n hi pirate SOFT MI pen celui d'pn
Mia, 81 dun treque'nl tine. Ian,
noncc du cog c. pui ii elt' tenn a o..
f"nis {: dn fttoHr prochaIn d. Nj
Snnli Il Ma3ri,| cal m ',xte lie con
ff,entaires incpuIsablcs de ia phrt des.
- 'rn,tiistes csps'gnols ils ilc s.aper~
c"neht pas qn,|s servent lenr cnnen,i.
5,.'us lu it, ne lbi ti,i.tnt, AJAX .esul,i-
tions prises i O.ieh,ie, ct ani on, etn
tliIou portt'.s Washington par Ii, ca,
pllaine Glb.on is gonsermmaut u u
pondu par lensui dc NJ. d. Nonton.
,ui porte das instructions aux ninlstr...
t'E-rpgnr il Fatl.. l.o,llres ei
Washington Oh r,i done ptet croi
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-26

ire Jobby Tony, Paddy, pni Sc ,enall
aulaeien-e,nent dnsant le cheval aitald
hn nbu,y, les b a- ctoists CONNIE Ma
po rol' :'l ne ponsait pas#lt, ten;r en
br, ic n,.lrrn.II IN, par FL .oix ciairef.
.e ci lc ehtsai crnignn, Jubs Toby
Eth bi4n gn's-.hl mon cher anti.
Godcf,oid lsa.liguic. tu e., sonhre h !.
i,net, u gazette nest pas ir,n he. lie
honhrnr int ompIel te tiraiIIe PANE !! Il
cat eh eli I l,len tiiste dc NC pas are
ii.,rle d egIist ct a III Inaitie ayec. Ia
IeiI,Il,e que ron niTne. - As-lil tu cou
rage nia', ch pou enteudre &c que l.ai
u ,c difes g <,liins-tn leronnaIlre i
qnei point il fant s.atlaolIer il lucigu'un
pour cou,tne trc I',ndiscreilon don't il
sals me reudre co,,pab!e lal dit Ra-l
gnHc dc &C ton mi RESEMBLE d IN coup
dc ioaet. Qnoi dill GoJcifuld en- pa
ass,i,t ~-J'etai. t.i.lc dc ta joie, Ct je
q al par le tGnr en- voyant tons ces APP
prets &C bonheur en- hcur, Dc gsrder un
parell secret. Dis done cn trois mols.
- Jarc-,noi sur l'hoil,eur que 10 ssras
Ell Gel im,et CONNIE uIe tonbe. .----Com<
,ne uue ioinhc.-- Que ii Fun dc les pro-
CItcs etail lnteresse dams ce sectet II MT
Ie s.,urall pa-.-pm.-Ish bien Nacin-
gen est iarli ceite mutt pour Bfnxeiles |
i iaut deposer 81 Ton ne ,peut pes liqui-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-26

AMERIQuE.

f.e Cbnsiitationnsl public M article
sur l. relation De |. Frnnce 1t des r..
MIs Unis don't lc. dtpsthrs ttlsgraphl
qhes o,,, f,i, mention; mons le rep,oin
rons tout cutter parce quil est l'exprcs.
sion dn gouycrnrmens bonaparti.tc Visa .
vi. d,s Elal-, tTnls
II nrs' point de prnplc qui semble
neux E.it que ts I;tai,. Uni, pour vi.
we IN b"nnc intelligence et entrctenir
drs rappors aInieaux ayec Ia France,
dit-il. Cite anltie II lmtueIIc entire
les deox pAy., sea- ,e.etse des I'origi
ne 4 ttnf a. union Anaricaine. EIl..
e,at alors rofnntndee par I,s in'6ret-
ct par irs tfadrilnns scar lee direction.
q1e .l'ncienne ,nonar,hi. fiarcai.e Ill
sa't doensr., lrs gnn.trneuent> qni ont
tacct,lt les u,it suisies 1t Ill eiuit nu
nom nj pn, ravi.er rrs souvenirs Fl,
Atnerigne. c'esl a.snrenert celui du
soasera'o qnl Eniv,rne i. France. lie
pr' tn'.r s,ipitt n rfaiiqne cnvers les
id"i-'Uni., awe lanpl, ar d'idees qli
'"' e'a'l p'orte. ,mr pniilque q,e ION
= fo"Jon's tcg,sdre d. ce c6fe>ci de
'at'"',tiq"c ,utiimeI.nn' des points es-
"l'lels DE- holr, syrletm d alliance. lie
pf''c'p" Dc rappi \ IN nation ct du vo-
'e '"'vcrs,l aa,. IN dy,4a.tn nousclle
P"s f"nr io"'l,iIi.ht. ne ponvail avoiF
pu,n eu,iseti,l,,,4 ,,us. l.. r,, ,,rn.l,.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-26

| der. Delphine Went do den ander au
1p,iuls sa sedatatiou de biens. Tn peux
eucore. ssanyerg Ia fortune. - Comment
dit .GodeiIold en- seI1ant uii sang Dc gh,.
&c daus les yeil.es. - Ecri, tout simpIe-
mti,t IN huron do Nn,ingen une I.ttre
anliJatae d. qnluze iour-, par IaqueIle
y doirlcs ordre d. t'empioyer toas tcs
f'nds en- actions et il Iui nornna la So
citie Clapcron. 10 rs apinze lonrs, IN
,aols, uols Inols prul-eire pour les VEN
Dire al dessnt dn prlx actueI elles ga
gn.ron, entore.-- Nlair d'Aigle'mnt qni
drjennai, ayec nous. d'Aigletnont qni II.
IN million chez Nucipg,l,. 1--sEcoul, le.
ne sas pm. sill Sc trouye assez ds ces ac-
tons pour le convrlr, CT pus le ne suis
pas son ami, je ne puis pas rahir les se-
'-rets dc Nacinget, Ia ne dol. pas Iui IN
parlcr hi ti dis tin mot III me reponds
des conseqticnses. t.odnf,oid .reslaI
pcndant dix minutes dans In plus pariai-
te lmnobl,,e. - Accsptcstu oui on no.,l
Ioi DIT ilnpIloyabIrmenl Rasiignac. TO.
delroid prlt une plume q dc l'encre. II
ecrislt ct s.gna nne. Icttre que lui dicta
Rastignac. Mon paasrs cousin s'e-
clla-,.,i1-Chm,in pour sol dit Rafiignac
III dun cliarnbre. aJouta Til en- quit
liant Godefroid. Pendant que Raslignac /.
dams Paris, VOLTA quel as
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-26

peet preseutait Ii Bonrse. Jai ui, am;
de pro vince,a npe bee qui me den,an-
dali EN- passant d Ia Bourse entre a.,atre
ct cinq lheures, po,ir1nui ce, ra-semble-
nent de causenfs c,ii Won't ct ,icni,silt.
&c 'In'ils penvent Sc dire. e' ponrqnoi se
promenct apres l'irresocable sixniIeu dn
roars des 'ffl. pnbIcs q--" Mon nni,
hi Jc dit lis ont marga, lis digerent
pendant Ia digestion, lis font des can.
cans sWlle voisin sans celia pns de ssct,.
rite conmerciale d Paris. In re Ian.
cent les oHires cl ~ !, ,cl lionme, Pal
mn par exe.nple, dont ftr.;orlie tst sem.
blabie d cele d 'Arago fAcadstnie 70
yale des sciences. il d't que In .pecula.
lion Sc fassent es la speculation est f,itc!
rQuel homne messienrs, dit BIon.
det, que ce jnif Jgui po.sede unc inslrnc>
tlon non pas litlsersilaire, mnis 0niyer.
seIle. Chez lui l'uniyer<ails D'excIut
pms IL profondenr ce gull salt il IL salt
A fond, son genie est intnlif en- aft ire
c'cst le graud rererendaire des lo,ips4
cersiers goI douinent Ia place dc Paris ).
Fl qui ne font uDe entrepri.e que quand
Palma Pa exami"ee. 4 cst g,ave, II /.
teoute, il etudic, il re1scbii. ct dit 4
son lnlerIocuteur qui VI son attention /.
croft en- anne :--Cela be Va pas. e.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-26
ETRGpPE
DEPrCHEs TELEGrAriIrottEs !.

Far |'arrivp" dn STEAMER Canada
News York lc -. nous tro,s eu des uon
s'lics h'FNmopc de trois yours plns re-.
Genir-. ....
Les allies p'n<snient tne'giqaether
It s'ee" d" Sehn,tnpol. Les kns.es ma
''h'h rf@ !" temps de r. p;trar aes de-
! ga'$ "NnsG. prr Us allies. . sn. 81
l'"- drnx forts pla' e< Il 'rnfree d..
port lie fort de Ia Qnnrantaint Ct &C,
'nI DE- CunstanItn - ns;,ictl, eta mis- en-
p'etcs par les bomhcs cl les bouIets.
III phfie mt'iiionnle de Ia Vile G.
'hh fth"lt, en- c,ndIes.
l.e> FINN TX ilraiileurs de Vnccnnrs
ont ren'a les plus grands services pa,
I" JnsttFse de lcnr tir 1T 1t portee dc
Ienrs ca'abines. lis ont fit tprouvrr
'cs plus grnndcs periH. |'piiIlrrc rus
sc IN tun"t irns ccnx qui s'cxpostienI
par les Iffcnruieres on sur les mnrai'Ies.
La Ff,'ncc ct l'Anglcterre envoient
des rrnt,fis Considernbles en- Crin ee.
La flo''e russo qui s'e.t raliee dams le
d"r"ler port int6rlHur dot ttre bombar-
Dc" par les allies. @
C'c-t Ie ; du present mois aie les al
'lf+ ont lonnt la><'tnt In vile, 81 .ilt
nc s'1hil pas r"ndne pIui6t.
Unc ihrtc nnisnn gfec1uc await recn
"nc del erhc parIlcuIierc annoucar Ia
p'lse de S5bastdpol. One cc'tc der
nierr nou,elle, soil yrnie on non. dit !c
'eltgrarhr l'npin'on generate esl que lie
-'ege to'ishc sa tn, 81 que c 'en csi fit
de eehoulcvard dc Ia pnissance russo
Ell Orient. .s .....
lie hrnit conrait Gn'nne rnptnre await
en- lieu cutrc lu Prussc ct III Russic. ct
l"e |c ~ await refuse de donncr au.
'lIence 4 l'ahbaasadenF rrussirn.
Entre la Russic CT I'Autriche les
rhoscs elaient tonlours dnns le meme
stat.
la Knssic Il une arriee de 100000
Innnes s',r iles ftonferes d. A Aut,itI,t. ct
'An'riehe copcpnire snr lc mem point
ne iorce ega'e pour 81 protection.
On s'at,,nd d une demonstration SUI
u Ilgnc qn s'etcnd dc Cracovit ;,u Da.
iubc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-26
NO. 10.

gafde IN France Nais sic le went i. ,e,
deuS pnissances Ierr ins,ifiru,;oo IN sa,+o,.
vera 'ac'le'n"nt d'ns ce qui Sc dit s'6erit
c. taft aux Eta's uhis.
ten 6tai' point Ell Sc sGporant Il. PAN.
sietefre ct de Ia France que les A,pe RI
cams Po'valent servr lrurs iuterats ~ J.,
cause de Ia liher6. Cs6tait en- SO rap,ro
chahf' tes bons rappons a,raient 6,;t a.
'ohifes dispositions, ct Il LIZ carte ari'nro.
pc est 'enhani6e la r6pnblu,e III, Wss.
l'ngton nnait on sa pa1t tn,,,s i,d,,,so
'aus g Nonveau nIond. I,.h,, ;.....ll.' ~.
oe !" h'iSs'e est me blessure tate an dee.
p'tshie don't Ia democratic prof era tot nm
)" d. ct sous ce rapport lcmpirc Gnncn;.
',rah''Q,'e qfll PnsSe senb er au dedaps.
'''' "' ueDors uu" propaganda Democrat.
''t We ia fePubII1ne n'ayait pu laire.
'o'la &c que les honrnes oui sav,p,
'o'r IaVrnlr tiayers le present rec,,r,;.
'front.' sans pe'ne ct le lord MARE de Ion.
dIes Ell Ialson de dire dams an, ,,,s,
'o y croyaIt que de Ia guerre actuell.
a'tera't Iere de la liberte cohsttn,;onpeI,e.
raf son alliance avec l'AngIcterre fibre.
empire ffanfais contrace une oblipa-
'Ion morale qn'iI acquitiera tot on ,ard.
" oIs'n'' 1oi tu ffequeuies, ie ,e dirai
1u' 'u es. Ce proverbe est aussi yrai dans
"a We poIi'que que dams la vie priv,e
ri VOLTA pourqnoi cetait d la France .,
u "o' Oh a ii kuss'e que Ia republiqne. ame.
r'caine deval tendfe la mair. Iors msno
que les souvenirs du passd ne hi e,,ssen,
po'ht dIc'e ce chois. Mais In pol,tiau,
ISL un terrain ingrat ct ennuyeux.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-26
On lit dams le Mornsnp Post .

La reine ei Ic prime A her, p,r-
front Ie 20 Novembre, niusi opn !.
'nml 10 royaIe, pour i'iIe de W,sht. OH
us 'e'sei ont Juequ u'al milieu d. lfeem
pre- Elsnl'e l'empe,eur ct I.imp,ra>
'r'ce dc~ Francais fc,ont leur premiere
v'S'te d Ia conr d'AngIrterrc. A rarriyeo
des 'l'"-tre vsitenrs, y. M. ct le primo,
: 'neIt les accompngne,ont. .au chatean
ae "'''d'or, Oh aura lien une sir,e de
tban4ncts, hals ct Conccrls, qui depassr-
'"nt cn splcDdeur ton.es les fetes du
reghe actncl.
Pendant Ie stjnnr des augaslcs sou.
'cr"'n, Windsor, qui ser. d. Fix M,,t
oars lemperenr s.ra cree cheyaI,er
dc 'ortae dc la Jp,rctiere. I.'in~,aI,-
ION dn duo de Btntori, ies con.rs da
1ar''sle, EIesn,ere. Egilnon aura lieu
Ell meme temps. Il aura en- on,re
'he g'a"dr revue des horse. guards.
t'emperenr ell l'inpt'atrlce occ pc.
.'nt d Windsor les appartements .q,.'a
h'''''es le roi de Prusse d son dernier
'"yagc. !"
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-26
On Iii daus le !Salm public de Lyon !:

lie Rh6nc eon:iderablemcm g,o.,i,
cflarle des eaux jaunstres; OH ,,eut
con.iierrr e0mne teinnfc In secbe.
resse qnl depnis trop ionglemps ralenti,.
SAT- la nontnrc, reneht,i.saii In farine,
cootra'ait Ia pasiga,ion, ct arratnit
t,ut dc trayaux indnstfieIs. y ssHts
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-26

lie conseil d Etat, Went d.stre m;
4 par otdre de Iempereor dun proiet
de lo' Yni accorde Nine Ia mare, i,,t.
'e dc S'int~Arnnnd une pen..on de
2o.OoO ir. d lire de reccmpen.e ma.
tlunale.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-26
IL Pl0NNlER De L'kSS0MP TleN.
4@ PUZZLE PAR
EUGENE SUPERVlE.L / LiE.
DlMANCIIE 26 NONEMBRE 1854
CONDITIONS uu 1ournal /:
AGENTS DU oIONNlEk.

AGENTS DU oIoNNiEk.
NJ. e. Eude, Passing,
N.LE.0aLEAks de Ia Bourse, No s5
eneoignure Cont.
AscEssios NM Richard e. Tenn let
ItlvERE.NEvvs. nj. Fittnin Duplessis.
ipERgiLLE -. NJ j. Hrean.
sr.JAeasEs q. NJ. Augus,e Thtriot.
r''sas 81 81, nArE'sfh' NJ. Edeard Pcrret.
posr.BREAux. AT. Edmond Bulliafd.
THlsopAux NJ. Adolpfe Blanchard.
IfouaA NJ. r. Gasnt.
Srs MAn,s NJ Etienne pcniason
ABSORPTION G. Rodriguez. Cafe Star
HsLtE ptyiEnE nj. Pierre f'htriot
PA,rcouRrvtLLs, nj. g. ]. E..Gauthier,
II Dams lee paroisBes Oh nous u'avons pas
.,bmue d'agenss nous prions les Maitres de
,oste do voulvir se charger de fsgerfca de riosre
faiils.
ANNONCES: F'our les insertions, annonces
a. etc. ,'etc., les conditions sontles suivahtes
Par ptx LtesEs, pour Ia isre insertion OIL 70
Pour ler Insertions suisantes .::: SO
Ton, ahonne qni ,ondrs susPcndre son abcn.
Es'nent, devra pfessnlt, par tcrit. Editeur
'P.inze jouFs All ,noins, ayant Texpiration din tri
msstre
On execute limprmcrc dn ptosNrR ,et &c
ass rrig les plus nodcrcs, tautes esptees d'ou-
sfage' tyrogra phi1ues, (Jobs,) tels que, CAR
THs, rAGrrrEs. rAsFHtETs, BLANcs. Err..ETc G
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-26
LIS ETATs-UNts, L'ANGLETERRE Eff
Ia r X AN CE.

teIui de France il inut 'atoter. ma
ou So 'ouer, nj du iion vuuIoir d, cabi.
net de Washington dams Id lep, alton dcs
Injuries taites notre consul de- San Fran
cisc',, III dos syn,pathes du penpa auer
can dans sa guerre coutre 'altocrate dc
Ru<sie. Les synlpaihics uln6riea,ncs GO
toni jour al tolttrtirp dams totstes lbs nc
tons ct dams ions les pays. cumpris Ia
France ellie meme ell ftvtur d., notre en-
nrihI. ct cettr alliance morale entrs la
rep"bIIq'e modeIe ct le tzur qti est lie
type de tabsontisnr, repngne Il la cons
c'ence de Pinrope, comtne ut alliage
monslfnenS. On ny trdnru datrre expli.
cation qiun esprit de lalousie etrnit con
tre Anglete;re ct Ia France, ct IN cal
cul de convoitse, gni souhate des de .as-
tres uno cause lustg ct desinteressGe,
pour pouyor a l'aide de ces desastres.
s'einpurer plus taciloment d. possessions
appartenant d des Etats fables. In de
vos joutnaux de New-York na-t-iI pas II.
roue qnc l'annexion des lies Sandwich e,
ct l'occupaion de i, haie de San,ana ne.
taient que Ia preface de Ia conlrete de-
Porto Rico. dc l'ile dc Cuba i, de tortes
les Antilles 7
Apr6s de tells ayenx, les Amaricains
doi'eiil-iIs s'6tonner que les p,iissances d.,
J Europe qu possedent d,s rolonips.
chcrclrent Sc prvteger nittueilenent I
Par un danger colninun on rend Ie,lr eau
Sc commune ct solldti,e. lie Morning He.
raid de Londres prttpndu q,l'une iatt,e
de Ia hpHe anglaise de la B.l,igna alIat n u
rendre dams los Antilles pour rnonrer ana
Yankees gTon tti.it prst leor repondtt
magrd les embarras de la gne,re do.
RENT ie ne sais 81 lAngleterre u Ell cetie
pensee gni q 6tet 6sidenn mt rxagetee par
le Morning Herald. surt m rn 60 mi ~.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-11-26

Qoant NJ. SonIf chafge plus sp6
c'al' mrnt de rcprescntcr I'Unon A.
me'ta'' g d',ns &C duel dipomn'ilur
ct qni s'etH' rondu dO>tondc il Lon
d"ct, il s'app'6Iajt il =
'ro's Jops 4 debarquer DE- Donvres d
C"h''s pour So rend'e par Paris, Il son
do'n"'ne de rAriege. ou il I, Iasse sa
!"n'Ir ct de 'Ariegc d Madrid. Iors-
qr'l II etc averii pu'1l ne hi ttH1f pIn-
p"fmf' Dc 'faserscr IL France. II a iiI
r'""etcr Il Do"yre>, OH NJ. Pyat, Ic
premier ser'ttaire de la leg ,'ion anne
Ilcalne de Paris. u tt6 dl.ou, confsrc,
avcc lni, sur Get incident inattendu.
opel II tt6 Ie motif de la resolution
'lgonrcnse prise par Ia police fan,
Gn,se ii I'tgari de NJ. Sond. Je ri
g"orc encore ct Zen al etc dantant plus
-nrpris que le mini.tre dcs aif,,rcs etran>
geles le minstrr DE- nttrieur ct IT,
prttet dc poiice In'.meme nvaient De.
shtone tontc participation aux mesurcs
lnqnl~itodaIes don, NJ. SonIt aynlt ttp
Pobltt Lyon. II faul que de nous
'ta"& iaIts Sc socnt pr"dn'ts dams IL
soy"ge dc M. SouIt' en- BcIgiqncs on Ell
Angtcto're, ~ ccs fats ne peuvent que
ire 'c'a''is des fappo'ts plus on moin.
'nt'mcs ct plis on moins vrais, de NJ.
: onle avcc les revolutlutnaires du de-
liors.
Jc rcgrette Ia mcsure qui tts pri>
Sc pa'cc que, mienx que per-
SOME rent,ettc, ie puis rendro. TENOR
gnage de sa ftrme resolution dc ne
rolhl falre dc politique frahc'ise pen
ant son sfJodr cn France parcc que
&c sefait M, uouycau texte de recrimina.
'r" CT de- defiance cntre les deux Z II
ernenents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-16
SINGULAR FEATURE rN LuNAcy.

A writer in Church's Bizarre, gives us some
interesting facts and remarks concerning the
unfortunates in q lunatic asylum. A peculiar
condition of lunacy is thus described:
"There are seasons when most of the pa
tients- especially those whose 1unatic attacks
are only intermittent--are dreadfully weary of
their confinement and would get away if they
could. And why do they not get aways How
is it, that half dozen attendants are able to
control hundred men, four-ffths Of whom,
perhaps, are physically as strong, if not
stronger, than themselves If the patients, or
even score of them, could harmonic and COM
bine, they might bind and gag every attendant
take their keys, unlock the doors and escape.
But the simple fact is, lunatics can not combine
for effecting o common end this is one of the
most marked features of their malady. A
single maniac may employ great deal of cum
ming dissimulation, and is capable of carrying
out complicated and heightened series Of
measures for accomplishing some purpose Of
his own But when two or more Of them at
tempt to unite their forces and confer on some
plan to be executed, they either can not agree
| at all, or, if they agree for a short space, one
or another is sure very soon to betray the rest
| TO disclose their intents, and perhaps help te
defeat them. So that practically, each lunatis
stands alone in opposition to the whole number
| of attendants and cannot rely on the slightes
aid from scores of his mad companions. 81
striking is this feature Of lunacy, that we may
well regard it providential arrangement
which depriyes of terrible power of working
mischief those who have lost their capacity o
| self-control, E.
"Something of the same conservative provi
Dental arrangement is witnessed in the case Of
| the criminal and vicious. They can not rely o.
each others fidelity, but are ever ready to be
| tray each other, and rend in pieces the yer,
| schemes they have aided in forming, and hav,
| sworn to help to execute. By this means, soci
ETY. is preserved from the measureless eyi
| which might be done by a combination of men
with all their intellectual powers in full vigor o
the alert, and totally free from restraints 0
conscience and principle, if at the same time
they could hold together and be as true to eacl
other, as the virtuous part of mankind. Blu
evil is defeating, as well as lunacy, an
Heaven be thanked for both these ordinations.
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For Permanent Third Page .4dpatisemsnts.
Bankers Mathews RIsLEy & Co, 61 Camp street.
LOUISIANA SAVINGS Co., corner of Camp and La
fayette streets. .-i
Books and Stationery. B. STEEL 60 Camp street.
II. JOHNSON T. Co. 6S Camp street
Cothing-NoRR1s Way, corner of Camp and Common
streets, under City Hotel.
Z q LEIGHTON g. BARBoT Southwest corner of Canal
5, and st. Charles streets. g~.# ,1.... III
Crockery-P. R. FELL & Co., "a Common street.
Drugs and Medicines-THos. RANKIN, corner Camp
and Poydras streets.
Groceries-R W. ADAMS, corner of Front, Common and
no Fulton streets
L q. LITTIEJoHs, NoRcoM s. Co. corner of Gravier and
/ si New Levee streets. -.l- =
HARDWARE. WATERMAN s. BRo., corner Of Common
and Magazine streets.
D. M. RELP Co, Front between Gravier and
Poydras streets.
CHAs G. GAINES Co % Magazine and 40 Grayier SITS.
Hotels Magazine between Grayer and Natchez
streets. 5.--
Boots-Shoes-D'ARo g. Co, corner Canal and
Chartres Streets
DAVID TAYLOR & Co., Al Magazine street, opposite
Ii Banks Arcade. ~
NEwHALL, VALENTINE s. Co.. 81, 5s, and So Common
Gt1i street.
Jewelry-HYpE s. GooDRrcH corner of Canal and Royal
streets.
e. A. TYLER, 80 Camp street.
Musical Instruments-M. FEHnENrscH, III Canal st
Paints-E. ]. HART &c Co., los and l05 Tehoupitouas
street.
G. G. BoeERr & Co.. 5s Camp street
Wines, Liquors w. u. LEvERrcH &c Co., "a Old
Leyee street. D--. 'lr
sEwELI T. TAYLOR, Is Royal street.
F. W. coELER Common street. opposite the st
Charles Hotel.
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AFRICAN EXPLORATION.

A correspondent of Her Majesty's ship Pluto
writes to the London Athen@um, under date,
Fernando, July 25: -===Z=
We have had q most exciting cruise. After
leaving this place, and communicating with the
senior officer at Loando, we were sent up the
river Congo to settle q dispute between the mas
ter of an English merchant brig and some Por-
tuguese After this was arranged we returned
to Loando for our letters, but the Polyphemus
not arriving in time, the ship sailed again for
the Congo, and was left behind in one Of our
gigs, with four kroomen, for the mail. During
our stay met, at the house of one of the COM
missioners, one of the most extraordinary men
| have ever seen-Dr. Livingstone; he has just
arrived from the Cape overland; most arduous
undertaking, and one never accomplished before,
although often attempted. His plan of proceed
ing differed very materially from any of his pre-
decessors Instead of setting out with half q
hundred attendants, horses, bullock wagons
ETC., he commenced his journey carrying with
him only o sextant, gun, chronometer, tent
four servants, and as many days provisions
relying on Providence and his gun for supply
when these were gone.
After leaving the Cape Colony he was obliged
to travel q long way to the North-e east in ordel
to avoid the deserts and hostile tribes in thei
vicinity that lay on their left; crossing in thi
route great many branches of the river Fam
| begi and others, the names of which l have for
| gotten, till he arrived at a large town. There
| as the chief WAS very hospitable, he remained
short time to recruit his health, having beel
nearly drowned and starved half dozen time
during the nine months it took him to perform
this part Of his journey, and his arm badl.
| broken in two places by q lion. 1t appeared h
had wandered one evening from his attendants
after they had pitched their tents, in quest o
game, when he came suddenly on a large lioi
crouching down ready for spring at him
without waiting 8 second he fired, and mus
have been knocked down at the same momen
1 and stunned, as he remembers nothing from th
time he fired till he was found by his servant
next morning. When they came up they foun
the Doctor insensible, and the lion lying dea
alongside him. When he left, the chief, VII
was very desirous of finding a'route to the west
ward for the transmission of his ivory, gay
him twenty -four Of his people to assist him
his journey.
After leaving he again travelled to the North
east until he arrived in the parallel Of Loandt
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SUBMARINE SERVICE IN THE BLACK SEA-
Sergeant William Carne, LIST company Royal
Sappers and Miners, left Chatham to embark
on board the Prince, steamship, for the Crimea
This non-commissioned officer is Joined by pri
Yates Lewis, Price and Toohey, of the same COM
pany, and also by two civilians, selected BY the
Government These men are we'll known for
their ability in the duties of submarine explo-
sions, and are excellent divers. They 60 ont
for the purpose of removing the five ships sunk
by the Russians at the mouth Of the harbor of
Sebastopol They take with them four sets of
diving apparatus, and ell other necessary i'm
plements, and twenty galvanie batteries, with
FIVE miles Of copper wire The charges to be
used will be from one ton and half to two
tons of gunpowder, and will be fred at dis
tance of about two miles. The operations will
be confined to the especial charge of Sergeant
Garne. Messengers will be at his command to
transmit every intelligence to Lord Raglan as
the works of the submarine siege proceeds
Sergeant Carne left the headquarters at Chat
ham full Of spirits, having parted with his
friends, being in full confidence of his success,
not only of his completing the destruction Of
the ships, but also in removing and recovering
the guns. LLondon Times, ss sL5=z