davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-04
PERSONAL DIFFICULTY.

We regret to learn that a personal difficulty
occurred yesterday between the Hon. Geo w
Jones and I. A Lorimier Esq. I,is always a
source Of regret, when misunde rstamdinps be !.
tween gentlemen, cannot be arranged by an
appeal t. reason, rather than force But, pas-
snn occasionally oversteps the liae Of pruden.
rrefiec ion and even the most cautious, are r..
luctantly drawn into personal difficulties. 1t
was particularly the case in this instance. Mr..
Lorimier became highly exaspeIated, at what
he conceived an injury dine him BY Gen,
Jones, and we are told gave the first offence,
when it the proper precautions had been obsery.
cd in requesting an explanation of the matter in
dispute, the difference would have been ami
cabiy arranged. We regret the occurrence on
the part of both gentlemen ard regret that any
notice has been taken Of it by papers in this
city. Indeed we should not have noticed the
subject, had not the Tribune Of this city made
it the occasion for contemplate personal ut.
tack upon Gen Jones. In this instance the
Tribune has excmpli6ed its character for both
imbecility and venaliy. Matters of so trifliny
a character had better be left alone, than made
the subject oil news paper comment and c,,i.
cism, A.taf A sABf sss@
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-04

Hughly yours,
G K. PHILASDER DoEsricKs, B.
P.S.-What would be Ahc feet If brand,
and water without any winter, and little tenn
on. 5G p '...g tbtss 81 Gla :
.......... u K y ~
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-10-04

AZ to the connection. OF the hon. SfeO. w
Jones, with the alteration Of the bill il amounts
10 nothing. The evidence simply shows, that
aenaior. Jones vas sppiied To- and desirrd TO
make Tho .alieEaiion-an alteration to cores
pond wi,h what the COMMITTEES on Public Lands
had decided 70 repust and supposed they had
sepos,ed-and that he refused to do it; but
stated that The iisst ensrossins Clerk Of the
Senate, 0ea. Patton might do il and he would
speaf Is him upon the subject Very we'll, he
IN aeeak y him upon the subject and asked him
whsGhes ~ alteration eosid be made. Gen.
Fsttop replied that he would ascertaio.f He
vsnlf1 Gen. Stevens, Of Michigan, who re-
pns.sdahs bill n the House and info,me him
~ bsehsnxs desired. Cen, Stevens would
n,l be satisked. that ,he bill ~ reported, wss
pot il slsist aecosdance with the chanee he
desisvd, saiit Ne vent n, company with Gen
rastst v ~ Ol~rkof she House and examined
IN s.isiaalhsll, .Allrr discovering his error
- rsnsaskeaehat u vas the decision Of lbs
ti5tutj1o dstits ost theAv"rd fassrs whicl
! ~ tsd se9s idia itibstisd.s TIE word s.d for o,
which s supposed hs hid done: Amer sfe.,
facts usss ssateA = Ne CLERK be made The al
tesssJ1G. vi 1Atses 40 10 sPaniculars, brief,
.s.,sa sssxaT ksse klnsoisiaJ gsosl as45 asis i !,
NM = ssbsii, il shes,,I ~,s ,,.' fraud com
mistrd, ttAr6 6saaAoss Jones had nothing 10 d,
wiskfi@ ibas s,asfse isspous;silly rest. rn.irrl,
With Gen. s:efens, who reported the bill to ,h
HOUSE. and the C:erts who were instrulr.c nta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-13

hree and four per cent. interest and not subject to
be drawn out without notice-gcnerauy sufy days.
At the same date the amount OF the public debt Wa
"a 37l BIS &C. There is, however, further amount
Of e. 700. as for which the Province partially re-
snon,ible. This latter debt consists OF debentures
vhieb have been issued 10 railway companies, and
for which q first lien is held on the roads.
The income Of the Upper Canada Clergy Reserve
Fund fos the frf SIX mCnths Of THIS year, for dist
bu,ion was So, 0e0 SIC. The cash receipts 70 the
capi,al fund for the same period was f5s, $50.
The receipts Of the Grown Lands Department for
the half scar ending June 80 1884 were 23i i22 II
-fllsiO Oi5 more than the expenditures.
Last night the Government announced its policy
on The subject Of the extension OF the capital Of the
bsrks The applications for an Increase of their cap
,sI stock is 10 --r.sd or coalition tina, they in
vest one-tenth oi s.- captsa n Provincial Securi
ties. new plan of afording credit to the mercAn-
tile community i also 10 be proposed. The Govern
ueut il 10 issue through the banks, a species of
pater 10 be called Excbequer BOnts-to consist OF
Inc Bank Certificates for the Floating Government
deposits They are TO be accepted in the payment
Of duties, ard are, in fact, TO be loaned for
that purpose. Nhsn q merchant goes 70 his
banker for a discount, intended - be applied in the
pey ment of dufies, these Exeheqrer bonds will be
banded to bn iDsfes OF bank notes. They are TO be
made payable 30 ard 60 days and to bear interest,
which will 90 10 the Government as the profit 90 its
floating deposits Ii also proposed that the amount
Of debent0r.. which may be issued on the credit Of
the Municipal Loan Fund, shall be limited 20 sl0,
eco OoO to be divided equally between the two Sec
tons Of the Province.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-13
BOILER EXPLOSIONAT EAST BOSTON,
SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED.

About 1--WE minutes past 4 clock yesterday aitef-
poon the citizens of East Bosom were startled ~
terrific explosion which caused the houses 70 remble
At the same time the air in the vicinity Of tue Sec
tional Doyk was eeen TO bs filed with frasmsnts Of
tin ber non, &c. Crowds Immediately fastened To
the spot and found that the report was caused By the
explosion of the boiler the north side OF the dock
Which was used IN ras..c and 70 verln .oe dock Tor
the ecepoD OF vessels The boiler was 10 charge OF
Mr. John Austin the az ,start engineer. who vas
blown into the water and it is feared, badly Injured
be resides in tie city, and was taken 10 his home
soon after the accident occurred n young man
named Charles Virgins, and also one other, whose
name was lot ascert1ined, were oat no' SET
ously. They were able 10 walk to their homes. Inc
man hurt the most was Mr. Aphouso Robinson, re-
siding in Hull-st. No. %. lilo had several oad nesn
Wounds about the head, and was also ibJured about
the breast II il supposed that Que or more OF he
ms on the rig ut side were broken He carried to
Lis home previous to an examination being had MIR.
Robinson was not at work at the dock bat WA see
il the operation OF taking up the ship storm hng,
which was being done at the time OF tho explosion.
lie very much blackened, anu When nrst taAeu
up, appeared to be dead.
The fragments Of the boiler few in all directions
and 10 great distance. Que piece of the head struck
in New-st., Oh the front steps of house, stavlDg
hole In them Another piece struck the team Of Mr..
Shaw Of South Boston, which was just passing round
the corner from New.st into Summer ST., cutting O
deep cash in the thigh Of one borse, and striking
another the hind leg and breaking It rendering Il
$500. Another hogse near the same spot was badly
cut in the neck by fragment Of the boiler This
piece before it reached the horses passed the teams
Il Just grazing his arm and taking plsce out Of his
sLr sleeve The distance from the dock to this place
is one sixth Of q ElIle.
Another large piece Of the boiler struck and broke
the roof VI the East Boston Iron FOunfery,
carving away two raers aud falling direct on the
SPOT where a boy work but mo nent pre- vious.
large part OF the head Of tue boiler vas thrown INTO
Halls sbip yard, striking vessel on the stocks, but
causing DO material DAMAGE.
The chef engineer Mr.. Joseph II. Tucker, attrib-
ut. the accident to the weakness Of the boiler. he
saws he has heretofore considered them too weak for
the w.rk they bad perform. There ~as 100 pounds
of steam Cd the time Of the explosion. Tue boilers
were new when the dock fret started, which 1,
about year since The boilers were furnished vita
Asberoits gasge, and the scales we're proved bas
few ssys ago.
Glass il The windows of several buildings in NsTs,.
was broken by the force of the eoIcusslon Also seve-
raj paLes Cf glass broken in the Lyman school
house ON MerioaD-st Boston Traveller llth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-13
MARINE AFFAIRS.

Tgy WRFcKrp BARK VIRGIN MARY.-0m special
correspondent informs Of the safety Of the pasen.
gers OF the bark Virgin Mary which went ashore on
Thursday morning last, near Montauk POM, L. l.
The bark lee about seven miles 10 the eastward OF
the village Of East Hampton where she was beached
BY the pilot in order T. save the passengers. IL ap-
pears that she encountered heavy weather on tho
passage, and spyur leak which eventually gained
so fast az to renoer impossible for her to reach THE
port in safety Assistance has been dispatched % the
vessel; the steam-tug Mercury, with lighter in 1ow,
laden with steam pumps, bedding, food and other
necessares for the passengers and the ship, eft thus
port on Friday evening. The passengers are in cool
health and have been cared for by The hardy fisher
men Of the coast and shannes and tents erected fox
their shelter.
At last accounts the bark had eight fest Of water 10
her hod-tlis, together with the fact that strong
southeast gale was blowing s,ong the coast on Friday
ng BIT and Saturday morning, renders 1t extremely Ii-
probable that the vessel Will be saved
The ARcTIcs MISSING BOATS -Ssepben G Shy
ter master of the steamer Victoria, Writes 10 The
Herald that he was at St Johns 9hs the Lily Dale
arrived there ano saw the boat which she picked up.
1t was a clinker.but vhae.b at painted back out
eide straw color inside aud had red gungsle. She
had, also, five brass row-locks, made TO unsbip As
the boat referred 10 is OF the Arctics life
boas there is one boat the less accounted for and
there fore one more chance of favorable Intelligence
respecting those sho escaped from the wreck.
DEATHS At SEA.-The ship Canton, which ar
rived yesterday morning from Antwerp, iost twenty
of her passenl by cholera during the passage The
ship Coosswatee, from Bremen, which arrived at the
same time had tsansy-tbree deaths on board. The
Caroline Tucker, from Hayre, buried three OF her
pas,er gers on the voyage.
The SLooP.oF.WAR ALBANY There is much I'M
easntss felt at Washington relation 20 tho slOop-or-
war Albany. She has not been beard frum since
2sih September, when she left A'pin avail for Now
York.
SAILING OF THE MAIL STEANER.-The steamship
Pacific, Capt. Nye, sailed yesterday for Liverpool,
with 81 passengers and 100000. Madame efeiffer,
the famous female traveller, was among the passen-
gers-Mr. Collins having presented her with state
room and free passage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-13

6sep. ard temperate fiends, and furnished Just
theme Of ridic ule and contempt for cutsld-rs-
Personally we 60 not charge the old sehooi WIN
vain glory ier claiming to treat syues core saceess
fully than was treated Agnes Lottmeri but me iess
flourish Of trumpeis about hi. csse, az ossis OF
comparison between the two schools, the osaer. IL
might soon appear that the ssu use OF qunine
in this disease is great proof OF the truth OF
the homeopathic lav-th.t the old school employ
men, Of this remedy, a. well OF mercury in iaes
opium in deiirium remens, and few other OF rs
brightest secrets, originally derived from the
humble empire. and ill-sssor,ed 20 the CREST
rsss Of its bl-terDg, vomiting pursing ald guessing
as re al coin 10 counterfeit
However, the Brooklyn trial win 10 good to the
cause Of science. Let Us hope the brsying IN
mortar there administered may disenchant 80 &c
Of the homeot sihists Of their insane confidence in
pellets and teach them that power, az less, some
lines De naBds material vehicles.
This conviction rightly acted upon, we may s.
one Of its consequences look fr III. reclamation OF
homeopathy from the dream-land OF mysticism and
the tue raug ard progress OF the great prn-
ope which In parts 20 il al ts really noble vitality.
1--WE ne an OF course ike cures like, deprived OF
which ts theory OF doses and chronic disc Asses would
hong ere this have been consigned to the tomb Of
the Caluets. 1T. c.
Iors Nov 9. IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-13
HAVANA.
From Oar ovn ConsspoAoenI
n.ks

From Oar own CsuespondenI
HAVANA, Friday, Nov. 3, 1854.
The hate hour-laie for this generally belated
c,ty-si which my copy Of the Gasette was delivered
ON The 9sth ut prevented my infcs ming you, 10 my
hitter Of that date that !, the Gase, contained an
editorial paragraph to the elect ihai It understood
tho Government Of The Qaeeu Oi SPAN had arrived
AZ resolution TO suspend the operation OF the recent
.,sctmep.s relative to marriages between white per-
sons and those having African blood in their veins
Allh.ugh up to the period OF my present writing
noe tss rot been ubshsi any Official decree from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-13
cOURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-sATURoAy--Before
Judge BEEBE.
THE PEvERELLr ARSON CASH.

This case resumed nj the opening OF tue Cout
by the examination Of witnesses !or the prosecuton
Alfred r. Baker the Fire Msrshsi was sworn, and gave
descTIon the Of the store o. the accused
which he with others examined the night the ALLEGED at
tempt FIRE IL mare H evidence was the sane u o.
sIee of that Of the previous witnesses who we're with him q
the store and the ibat be before the massts
the primary examination Of the psoter, whih We Paosnes
lp full Several other witnesses examined sho dsted
thai thew resided with their fan lies bddias djseent "a
thu store Some Other evidence relating TO the
amount OF sooJs hs 81 the AZ tho tims OF the
sr sd sept bum IT, and as 10 the smoen that hsd pre-
vou,y been placed 10 IT, wa. tssen alter ~hn o.
one a. for Twelve witnesses were ias
o5uesd vho proved previous good character for the ps9o.
or after the taxing which the evidence declared 70 %
all IN ard the Adjourned for the day The case VIII
summit up this morning and given 10 the ny AID vsace
nay DO expected before the adjournment Oh ' wv '
eey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-13
MARINE c0URr-BefoIs Jsi.e Ms \.

By young man of genteel, preposses-ing appear
anee sanst lady Keeper of boadns house, for alleged
slender having tnsDuated in conversation that plaintiff had
rGed her jewsry and taken from pair OF earrings sad
brooch also thst he had advantage Of travelling with
ladies' Rockwsy relieve them Of valuable articles The
ndge thought the words SAID SANDER yet thers
should be than nominal damages Judsnsnt Tor pssnn
$50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-13
CUPER LATIVE p A N D.
y TIE OLDEST EsTA
r. II. CHAMBERS
No. 3s5 Bsosdwsy.
Marbinnp, Sc.

T EATHER BELTING.-A superior article
from oak tanned butts hvitsd mr,s;esd
ana c,meped Manufactured And for sale oy tEOSAnD
WILSON No 40 Baavsr- st.. and No le9 Dssh-s.
NEW ENGINE and BOILER for SALE-Neyer
before removed the shop Easne Is inch syhndsf,
feet stroke locomotive boiler. Both hed con pete IN ovoy
re,peet With app 1rieBanets &c WIN pc spa agess
.acfi6ce Apply 10 CBAs w. COPELAND - srosdxay.
SEWING MACUINES-The AVERY SEW
- ING MACHINE Co cali attention 10 thsir Improved
sehine which received the sst premium At the Crystal
Palace patent has been recently purchaed ~ ns feaeh
anboTns Ror sewing Of heavy goods. sscss bsss
Hneses Stout Cloth or where great strength o.
.f,h h rsoued their rapid working machine nvsluabis
Tbes no dsputa about patent OF this machine To eli
bo uIsb GOOD cheap durable machine sail -
No. 25i Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-13
NEW-JE'RSEY ITEMS.

TEa BaPrIsTs OF NEw-JERsEY-At the Nsw-Jsr-
sew BsYt.G state C0Bysr ton held Hadfouhsd Camden
County the Slst reported that there sre 10
bsts CEgEehes in tie STATE with nemoership Of aver
Is Tor The Missionaries Of the Corventos daring the past
year preached 6.5 made 293 pastoral Walls aud
d.tntst,d s. ~ PAGES Of Thee VI the existing
churches constituted early 1905 and nineteen aofe
twenty-five year. Of the present ehgrcbss have been
Contributed ard IL a. persons baptized The I'd aea ION Soes
" has during the pas, year aided sixteen yosns nea
The Mercer Standard is the title Of creditsble
weekly be~.rsp.r ut started in Trenton IL pGb1hed By
M Msdisyn Drake
On Thursday last. as Mr.. Ezekiel Walton and q lad
Of shs0~ riding load Of corn sAlks they we're
oIs fell of The time aud -hie as Ia apdzhs
POSITION NJ w fell upon IL and of the lines pierced az
heart knliBs aim nsl.hF The lad bad OF hs
pierced ii ODsh the By The same nstFs
uent
A POLITICAL PRocEssIos -The Trenton STATE Ga
Iefe svss Of torch st in thai city %
cas sd zach Ward lsr sly rpreseutod Among tue
mates AID detces upon 5e The 1l0 nag.
"Who il.d COek Robin Not you. Nat Rue NILS o le.
We 40 e.eheE Ma Rue. Have you sam San coming
Pssiop and Oh Fusoo M Slave States Popular
soversisnty IN Sew jersey The "uted Lily Mao 11ssd
is cannot ssnd the frost Dos San Live IA Haetsraoa
Let Several Of the banners decorated ~t1
repr,sertsisEs Of jsys and rSbioa
LIBERAL DoSATIoS.-The Hon d. ;. Gfegor7 has
rrsssrtsd the Yo1nE Mems Chssn As,-4fi7a Of Jersey
CIV rIg cTsGulzct slrh -fg Fo-1Hes u Ai7rEy lso@
seisrfil- sd ris-ela1ecul vc-ks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-13

Lleuos TRi,r.-The iiqoor triis IL jersey City
are prssre,rs slowly before he Recorder 8Eny vac have
ssseitInsa sGpset that complaints hare esen
sspesea Of wm Ezvsa, Of Ere AID soa,s Na-s
fned Hine e.nplsln ., 20 ard costs W ~ &aa-
eo.; Neh.sl Doyle go ssi s8eddeH hsssSstot
Of the P,sse S.ou 10 ADD yohn Sehoasd - an
costs; MllsT 80 and Joha C0rssn. 50 sae
eo.s; D.nie Ssltsr ia .ud Nicholas sumsn -
and costs; Mathew Bore go aud slIIabeh heUany
ESQ ss1 eoss; and Mar Beanet xm Drum Patrek Nsha
srd John Ksts.horr s.ch $40 and eo.ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-13

RELIGIous-The Rev. W J Il. Taylor, pastor OF
the Th Rso med ps;ca Cherh CT Jersey Civ received
seeeptst cali from the Third Reformed Dstsh ChaEch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-13

SUPREME COURT-SfSciAL rERN-DEoIsIoNs,
In the matter Of William n. Mum, supposed lunshe
Order of commission granted, and Messrs. II.
Nicoll W. Ia Hobart and CoutAnt appointed.
John Msorhesd aet- Grace Aooihead
Sentence of nullity vi the marriage contract
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-13

The Mercer Standard is the title Of 4 creditable
weekly be~.psper u.t started in TEsnt0n. IL . pgbsed By
Mr. M.disyn Drake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-13

LIsTRAL DoSATIoS-The Hon. ID. $. Gfego7 has
rrss.ttsd the YornK Msns Chsar Asci4'i7n Of Jersey
Chy arly oIsGu4zed 1rh 90 Tsl1nes cii7sGJ, religious,
.csrfilc sd is-elliaecu1 weeks
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-04
| 0
INVASION OF CANADA BY THE IRISH

INVASION VI CANADA BY THE IRISH
A Canadian p aper takes up the report
of an invasion Of Canada by the Irish,
and throws cold water upon it, thus:
The New York Times talks of an
invasion of Canada by the ten thousand
Irish mihtiamen in New York, and the
New York Herald considers Canada as
good as lost to England. This is all
very well for newspaper excitement, but
we can assure Mitchell & Co., that the
gentry beyond the St. Lawrence are
about the last people from which they
will receive aid in any attempt against
England and her interests.
1--WE love liberty and think the Irish
have good cause of complaint but the
Canadas are not fortunately selected as
foyers of rebellion, or as likely to turn
against England. For, as matters stand
they have no grievance to complain Of,
and the home government have been lat
terly throwing the management of their
own affairs into their own hands SO freely,
that it would be very difficult for them
to find decent excuse for getting into
passion. This fact is overlooked by
Mitchell, Bennett & Co. DIR. Nelson was
the leader of the Canadian revolt in 1887;
but the hero of St. Denis" is now the
Mayor of Montreal; 4 D..
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-04

ISTEAPRRANCE AT THE SOUTH.-A New
Orleans paper makes the following state
ment:
8 During thel last year there was expended
something near $50, O0O, 900 for intoxica-
ting drinks IN this State; sc, OOO, 900 of
this was expended in New Orleans alone.
There were made about $4,000 arrests,
directly and directly, for drunkenness, in
the city and State; about 400 deaths by
detirium tremens; about IS murders, be-
sides host Of other crimes. Over 900
have been reduced to vagrancy and pau
perlsm; the resources Of the State have
been crippled; thousands have been kept
out Of employment; society at large has
been seriously, deeply damaged in all its
relations; the health and energies of some
of our best citizens have been DESTROYED
and ruined in life. All this has b, en-
done, and more, and yet we have men
who tell us that 'the rum-seller is as
innocent as a child"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-04
INTERESTING FOREIGN ITEMS

Sir James Wylie, for so long time
the chief phys at the Russian court,
has just died at St. Petersburg. He is
reported to have bequeathed the entire of
his very large fortune to the Emperor Of
Russia. Sir James Wylie was Scotch
man. He was knighted at Ascot Heath
races, in 1914, by George w., then Prince
Regent, and was subsequently created a
baronet, at the request Of the Emperor
Alexander, on his departur from England.
His wealth is stated to have been very
considerable.
M. Emile de Girard;n has commenced
an action for libel against NJ. Eugene de
Mirecourt who has lately written me-
moir of him. M. de Mirecourt is the
author of biographical sketches of George
Sand, Victor Hugo, the Able Lamennais,
NJ. Merry, and many other living celebri-
| ties.
The paper manufacturers of Holland
have memorialised the governmentag against
the expectation of rags free of duty, on
the ground that such q course would COM
pletely ruin their business, by making
paper so dear as to forbid competition
with other states.
-Lamatine is writing book on Tur-
key; he calls it "Ihe thousand and One
Nights Of History"
The ex-manager, Buon, announces his
new entertainment under the title of "A
Visit from John to Jonathan"
Mr.. Maurice's Theological Essays"
are positively prohibited in Rome.
1t is said that Sir Charles Napier
told some one on the night of the reform
dinner, that in three weeks from that
date he "would either be in St. Peters
burg or in Heaven"
When the English fleet was sailing,
signal was made for double allowance
of chloroform.
Some idea may be formed of the re-
sources of the works at Woolwich Arse
nal, when it is stated that three tons
weight of Mimic rife balls are made Der
day.
.--Berangeris engaged upon biography
Of Lamemnais.
-Talfourd left a manuscript play be-
hind him, which is in the hands of the
publisher Moxon, and will probably be
given to the public.
DR.. Veron is to refund to the share
holders of the Constitutional the enor-
nous sum of l 1900 francs.