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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-01-28
BARBARIsM.

Old Virginia is doing her best to keep her labor
ing population in barbarism. Mrs. Douglas, whose
case our readers will recolect is now in prison at
Norfolk, Virginia, for teaching little children to
read Her object was benevolent, religious She
would have these poor--these more than orphan
children of Virginia, read the book which the
state of Virginia, and the mass of her inhabitants
recognise as the revelation of Deity, to these same
poor, ignorant ones. Mrs. Douglas would pass
them this revelation Of their duty and destiny
But the State, by its legislature and its courts, in
tcrpose and imprisons her for this work OF human
ity This intelligent, talented, christian woman
is to be in tho Norfolk Jail, the wintry days and
nights, for teaching little children their A C's
What a crime Why the Fejee Islanders, and the
IIotcntots, are guilty of no such outrage against
knowledge and virtue, when the Virginia mission
aries 20 TO teach them TO read They receive theii
instructions joyfully. Whnta crime to be charged
upon a woman, and punished too, by state, which
boasts of being the mother Of democratic states
men, the mother of Presidents, as well as Of mod
ell christians. Shame on Virginia. She justly
takes rank beside the meauest and most barbnroui
prosecutors OF knowledge. Let her not dccloin
against popery, while she vies with the Pope il
lpcrsccutng and mprisoning the instructors of th'
ignorant. Let her keep her missionaries at home
ill she learns to equal savage states in the tolera
ton Of the school teacher. 1t sounds bravely, tina
in the model republic, female school teachers arr
made martyrs by law. What have we to do will
slavery?
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-01-28

The Redemption Of Labor, aud other POEMS by
Charles +. iShirds. IHtsburgh: published by ~
II. Why, Thrd-st., 1858.
This volume is not new, but ii contains some
choice poems, most of which have previously ap-
pearcd in newspapers or magazines. The author
like all true poets, has a soul for freedom. Ills
words are pleas for the toll worn and the wronged.
Our readers can doubtless remember his Blood
hounds Song" where his Indignation finds vent
against the fugitive slave law in burning satire.
The blood-hounds congratulate themselves that
There is no no spot VIC will not search,
There is nothing shall daunt or awe,
The right and the wrong are alike with us,
For we fear no higher law.
Wen follow the scent, though it lead us across
The graveyard's rugged sod,
Nor stop to leap DER the affairs rail,
In the house of the Living God
The WING ALMANAC, edited by Horace Greedy
is out, price 10! cents. Nowhere else for that mo
ney, can the same amount of political information
be had. Its title does not really indicate its char
acter. II is general and national in its statistics
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for February is book o
ITSELF in size and its contents are as ever valuable
and interesting.
GoDEY's LADY's Book is also on hand with it;
usual variety and its illustrations.
New York MUSICAL WORLD AND TINES is now
conducted solely by Richard Storrs Willis. A new
volume commenced with the present month.
MoNrGoMERY's PIcroRIAL TINES is new illus
tratcd literary. The editor writes with yigor W.
can't say as much for some Of his illustrations.
THE PEoPIE's JOURNAL continues TO redeem III
first promise Of interest and usefulness.
There have been divers enlargemcnts and i'm
proyemcnts among our country papers-indicatv,
of their prosperity and of the enterprise of thei
publishers. The ConneOutville Courier the Ceve
land Commercial and the Democrat at Chardon ar,
among the number, as also the Buckeye State il
our own county.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-01-28

'oaNEsRo Doasi--The undersigned would take this
aseihsd 70 iniDrns the public generally, that lie has
one Of the best pack Of yg1R0 Do1S 10 be found il
the State Those lEha have negroes to run away
.roald do well to test the skill OF his dogs. Ills
achargezare three dollars per day or teen dollars
sfor rltehing.s iieesn always le found at his resi-
siensc, scvsn miles from Prattyiiiss IAlabamal
-gens d al 5r.q q hsF. Il. pEDARpEL ADRN.
Reader. the above Is su advertisement cut from
a newspaper print,l, not ia Turkey, Alsiers.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-01-28

Siarery IN The United States 4 naTatirc Of Me
Life aud AdrentTes Of Charles Bal, a black
man, ,cho lired forty gears in Maryland, Sout,
Carolina and Georgia, as q Stare, dc. Third
Edition. j. 4, Shryock, Pittsburgh, and L. Tres
colt d Co., Salem.
This thrilling narrative, we'll known 10 old abo-
litionists, and quito extensively circulated some
years since, has been for long time out Of
pint. But we are glad to learn that Mr.. j. T.
Shryock Of Pittsburgh, has secured the copy right
and has published new edition. 1t is most
valuable anti-slavery work 1t is in the form of q
biography, graphically told, and embodying very
faithful picture of The system developing truly the
inseperable cruelty, lust and other cnormities con
nected herewith. The work deserves to take high
rank among that class of books now increasing
and highly useful, among which the White Slave
and Uncle Toms Cabin are 50 conspicuous.
The work can be procured wholesale and retail
of the publishers in Pittsburgh and Salem, Cclum
biana Co., o.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-01-28
TIE ANTI-SLAvERY BUGLE.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

Autographs for Freedom. Edited by Julia GrifiMs.
AaJurn 1ldeR, Boardslyd d. Go. Rochester, Md,,-
sor, Beardsly d; 60. 1854.
We are indebted to the Auburn publishers for q
copy of this work. 1t is the second In the series
of AntSaycry ANNALS, got up as part and parcel
Of the Rochester Ant-Slavery Festival. In size
and STYLE at least quite superior to its predecessor
It thus indicates gro,eth as all antslayery efforts
should. We trust, and quite confidently hope
that the book will condu.e to q growth Of anti.
slavery principles in the hearts of all who read it.
Thus will a noble purpose be served. Certainly
the embellishments Of the book, which consist Of
portraits the most lifcAlikc and speaking of any
VIC have ever seen, of some Of its most distn
guishcd contributors, will give pleasure to thous
ands Of their admirers, as well as the admirers o
good pictures. They alone are worth the full
price of the book. OF the contributors we cannot
speak particularly, for as yet We have not hat
time to read but few of their productions. ThosC
we have looked over, are worthy Of the object o
/ the book and of their authors. Frederick Doug
las communicates an extract from his speech il
New York, last spring, which our readers hay,
most probably seen, and which may bo ranked
among his best. Mrs. Stowe details simple bu
Interesting narrative of Clarkson's history-acconl
panied with view Of his residence, Playford Hall
Mr.. Giddings communicates the thrilling narrativ
of the Massacre at Blount's Fort, which VIC copie
into the Buge two or three weeks since. Fror
these references, our readers may judge of tn
character Of the work. Among the contributor
are Antoinette L. Brown, William Jay, Wm II
Seward Horace Greeley, Theodore Parker, VII
liam Wells Brown, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and
host of others, distinguished for their talent an
for their sympathy in ono way or another express
ed for the cause of general freedom and huma
fraternity.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-01-28

Lrtr sroXE lecturcd before a large audience in
Washington City on the 10Th. The Tribune cor
respondent say she was triumpbantIy successful.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-01-28

Rev JonN RANKN.-The faithful antislavery
lAbors of this man are known to all Ohio abolition
lists. The first Sabbath of this year was the Mirty
second anniversary of his pastorship in Rpy, whcr,
he still resides. May he live long to plead as h,
has done for Justice and the right.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-01-28

TnE PEoPLEs JOURNAL continues to redeem III
first promise Of interest and usefulness.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-01-28

MONTGOMERY PIcToRIAL TINES is n new illu,
trated literary The editor writes with vigor W
can't say as much for some Of his illustrations.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-01-28

New YoRK MUSICAL WORLD AND TINES is no,
conducted solely by Richard Storrs Willis. A ne'
volume commenced with the present month.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-14
I'VE WuIs Il T..ls!s s.pOlT .
LES PREMlERES ARMES De
BILBoQUET.

:, Extrait dee Mtmoires dc Bilboqaet.
tafodlc des Memories d IN Boargcots dc Paris
-. Cahochard aimait lc luxe mai.
p''i'osoPhe asaat tout, il sayait Sc pas.
ser des saperflui,es dc la vie.
u habitat ane chambre waste. asese
Ct . 10 CONNIE l'enfant qui Went lie mai
ire.
Denx matelas superposss sur une mil.
lasse, trois chaises, ntla table. Tel etn;,
ramcahlemcnt rudilncntairc do &c Gala.
tas, quill decorait du nom d.atelicr.
CabocAard disait :--Alon atelier ~
nc iaiblesse
Il dedoubla son lit ct msaccorda l'hos.
pltalite.
y est u.ilc, 10 crois, d'esquisser Ia ply
t'oa'nonic dc Get illustre persanaaee.
ao,'i les commencements furent 81 rudes
y await unc figure coloree, un nil per
'n'' W sentrc respectable ct une che
's'i.e lalne,se. Ii etait trapu ct com.
Y Wy ! g d'sait, carre par II base yoi-
IA peur ie moral.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-14

nous nous tfon,ames IN beau ma,in d,
face dc notrc dernier ecu de cent sous
I'll s'agit me dit cabochard, de Sc
procurer quelques tigres q eng grifs,
(c'est aipsi qnil appelait les pieces dc
cinq francs| Biiboqnet, mon garcon, Il,
dois asoir une idee.
-Je nen Al aueHne pour le quart
d henre : ,nais te yais chercher.
--Cherchc ct tu trouvefa ii dit. lie sage.
Je fcviendrais dams Ia jourslse tn me
ieras part de In dacouYerto.
Rastc seul. je me mis- l'esprit il la tor
tnre pour taehcr de faire jailir nne etin-
celle de mon cerveau.
Jeane Ct tinexperimeuts, je bastais folle-
ment le buisson des projects sans iairc
partir lc moindre laperau. Jsetais pion-
ge depuis deux heures dams mes medi.
tations, lorsque Ia porte s'ouvri, ,oute
grandc Ut livra passage i Attala.
Qu'elle etait belle, nalgre ~, robe
fanee. SIS bottines endonnnagacs ct son
chapeau avarie
Ellie comnHnca par promener un re-
gard autour de la ciiambre.
-C'est ID solre palais dit-elle ii
est joli
.De fas mortifie de cette epigrammc,
don't Ie ne pousitis cepeudant me dis.i-
muller Ia iastcssc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-14

0N coo DE TRols HEuNEs. - II y u
Hnc'1nrs lonrS TIL ponEct cxraordinairc
est ven" an monde chez Mmc We. A.
Ii: :. de ia parolssc St>Jc"n~Bap'ste.
1roIs hcures apr1s sa naissancc on re-
mhfqna quill await nne crete rouge :,
hant" d IN quart de poucc environ, les
orcI'Ies ct les pendants il l'avenanl, il
chantalt ct battait des allies CONNIE N.
vleu& cog. Cetic nonyelIc, qn SC rtpan'.
d't promptement dams la paroisse attira
blcn'5t nne lonle de cnricux parm les
quels Sc tronva NJ. d.. qn apres s'atrc
arrange asec Nine II. a amene lc con
precocc a Ia Nl!e-0rltans, oil il doit I'c-
xhlher Il Il, cnrioste pubiquc.
lEo'' ;'ssurons ii nos lectenrs que ce
poulct Fl est nuIernent IN canurd,
(.H.- Contrary
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-14

me tout lie monde les connait ouand il,
II. sont pas sous lie joug de l'e.clavag &c.
Comment des negres afiranchis esploitc-
ralent-ls ie richie sol de Cube Sans
done CONNIE ie font ceux de St-Domin-
que.
Ccrtcs la concurrence de parcels plan-
teurs ne serait gnere rcdoutee par les
hommcs intcIIigents que compte toute
Ia i.oulsl1nc ct tont ie sud de lTnion.
Que II gnerrc surricnnc tiouc le
PIutot possible. Cube scra plus wife
conqnisc, Ia constellation aDericaine
Comptcra unc belle etoiIc dc plus et In
Louisiana sera dix iois pIus richie qn ri-
lc nest.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-14
EGLisa ErlscOpAIlENNE.

.4- a
Comnc nous l'ssoss aninnct dnns no
trc dci,iirr nrne,o, Ia consideration dc
i'fgi,c tpi-coI'sli, li,c dc Napoleoh-
vide IL ru lieu rnercrcdi der.ier, Ct des
I..'natin DC cette jonrnte. unife village
,tnil .iion',e par Il, pint hrIlnnts tqui--
pages dc ce,lc pnFoi-,e ct dcs patoiss' s
',osine..
LA ct'renohic - commence yers neuf
'lcutcs de l';,ant.tnldl et Il dare environ
'sluatrc licnres. Nons h.ayon- iatriais as
siStt i III office di,in dan, nne chapcllc
'sans dtcors, an<si flche dependant que
l'eglisc epi.copa'ienne dc Napoton,iIle
Tout dams cette cnccilte est dune
simplicite grave, ,ifalestleasc, soseinellr.
lie grn,c dc structure ct gnthiqnc CT
'reh,as.c Acknowledgement au dehors lc
dagdereotype d'she dc ces sHintcs cha
pcllcs hitaollses anx ahbayes 3n ruos en-
d e.. On dirMt dc meme de l'intelicur
81 ~ tr,uvait un tabernacle ct des ta-
'blcmlx.
l.c cutie episeopatien "A dc gfaHds
fapports avec le cutie cathoiane. Rien
d'rtran.c il celia, il 1manc dc ce dernicr. /
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-14
NO e5.

royaux s'est place cote dc Iui pour Ie
prot@ger. Les cris "A bas lie prince,
|Ire lie roi etaient univcrseIs. l.c prin-
&C a etc conduit Ia caserne des cara
b'nlers. Cenx V"' avaient pris part an
movement ont etc nrrelts. On n'a pas
cn de naIheur deplorer, La petite gar
nlton rasscsnb'ec dams Ia rue St-Mi-
cheI ma pas et6 dams la ntccssi,e d'aeif."
Tn" depachc de Turin, en- date dn
~, a''sonce que lie prince &c Monacs
ct son aide de camp ont etc tcrnnts a,r
tort de NiIIelranchc "a Nice ct QUO pIu-
sIcurs aI'rcstations ont ete laitcs 4 Men
ton.
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A
Sill await l'csprit snbtiI, le coup d'Gil
| prompt ct Pintel'igence deseloppec, Ii
nature i'avait doas t,ssi dune force
herculeenne, dun estomac de i.apithe
sar les iambes dun Csi.tanre at dune
agilite de movements vraimeut extlaor>
| dinairc.
II ne pouyait pafler sans que ses mains
ne SO llprassent uu exercice qnclcoii-
que.
C'cst aiasi quill traitait les questions
les plus ardues dc IA tnetaphysique 50,
ciale, Ia, politique, In literature, les arts
ct les specalatious iGdustrielles, en- fli-
SAINT ie moulinet avec sa came gu ed
jongllnt avec des chandeliers. Son cs.
prit ct son corps ayaient un egal besoit
d'actiyitt. plein de yerye, d'entraia, de
fougue, il ne SC laissait janais abattrc
ct courait son but j trayers tous les
Obstacles. C'est de lui que je tens Get
te belle maxine eni deylnt la regle de
ma vie 80 Toujours de l.avant. !"
Cabochard await souyent de ces mots
brets qai peignent ure cpoqne ct Sc gra-
vent en- caracteres inefacables dams la
nemoire des contemporaries.
Nous secames largement pendant
quelqaes lours. Dejeuners iins, diners
i deux services, spectaclcs Ell lc restc
aprcs asolr lncne Ia VIC grands guides,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-14

que yotrc association aycc Caboclatd
--Caboeliard IN homms de genie.
lit III mango tont, qni D'aara IN.
tnais dix fr., ,ltyant hi il le H. ir des
ail'rcs mas il ne salt profter d'ancu-
ne. II a tait trentc-six meticrs. ct il II
ton|oafs selloue par sa fautc. Al, !! s'il
await youIu suivrc mes censciIs
--Nouiez yous un servitcur devoue,
un domcsIi,}ue, an csclaye
LA saiblc.se dc mon sexc ssaetom-
moderait sniellx dun protectenr.
--Alors comptcz sur moi inun bras
est yo,,s, mon coeur es. a yous, ma vie
est you..
1t le me precipilai AK pieds data
In.
Ellie INC rcleya Ell partant dun feiat
dc rirc qui await deja ti,,t.s mon orcilc
le Jour oi, jc hi avais oifert un i,tces..,i-
re en- naofe. puis ellie ajonta
--Pausre petit il est gcntil tout d.
meme.
LIT me faisant asseoir eur unc chaise,
ellc Sc placa ami1Hlcmcut sur mes ge-
noux ei me dit
- ioyons esplisnc moi tes projects.
quest-ce que III complies faire ? 81
-Je veux yous rendrc richie, tlis.le Ic
cTnr debordant dc Ioic CT d.afnonr. Jal
unc ldec, nne idtc tfionph.n.e.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-14

Notfe habitatcn nest pa. briilante.
dis-le maIs 81 nous ;,yions III que yous
daignefiez venir nons yoir, nous aurons
choisi M autfc appartement.
- Sous gous etes done associs ayec
Cabochard.
IL le fallait.
lit lie capital social
-Quatre cents francs, il a cina
lonrs ;fespeiancc aajonrd hui, ct de-
main i. fortune
-Je suis venue IN jonr trop TOT.
Non, lni disJe ayec exnllation. car
isayais beson dc sons soir pour tcnter
de grandes hoses. Maintenaut, moi
le genie, moi 'invcniion, 4 nous deux
la richesse
--Je sails que sous m'aimez, me re.
pondit Atlala, qul m'eyita ;linsi les en-
barns dune declaration lsamonr est
upe bien belle chose; mais il n est since
re que iorsqu'ii pcut onyrlr u,, comptc
chez Ii, modiste. Est-ce que yous ale.
toaJours brouille avcc votre pers
Tout 4 fat.
Une beiise il faut vous raeomino-
der au plus tot avcc Iai.
-Jamais i ne rejcttcrai dams Ia
phar,nacie.
lie bean mnlheur [ Est-ce que In
rharmacie nc yant pas mIcux encore
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EUROPE
L'ESCADRE DE la BALTIQTE.

L'ESCADRE DE La BALTIQIE.
Une dtpache datte dc Hamburg
porte :
" La fotle anglaise, que lc saisseau
/ lrancais r.4usterlitz ii ralliec, i n,is-au.
jourd hui a Ia vole pour aIler mouiF|er
file de Gothland, qni domino Ii mer
Baltignc. .
I Ine dtpachc ante rieure await annon-
CO que cling fregates vnpcur dc IL Aottc
angIaise s'et;ient dtja avancecs dan.
cclc ,ter nu della de Tile dc Bornholm.
D'apres lie Morning Herald, cc scrait-
Ia nhe n'-garde que l.amiral Napier
aarait detachtc de tn tfotc, sous le com
m,ndement de I.amiraI PEumridge. pour
aII'r explorer l'cntrte du go!fe de Flu
landc.
l.e y, nne corvctte a vapenr franchise
i raliie 4 lIclsingoer lc saisseau fans
tesIilz. Tons deux won't sc ini.drc sans
douie hientot la ilotc anglai,e, a,r
'a'Iieront fghlcmeat asant peu, d'autre.
vaisscanx parts dc I3rcst.
Nous |isony dams INC correspondent ce
particnlerc dc Hambourg dn 1 .4vriI :
!" Je vons ri ahnonce que l.elnpcrcnr
Ncolas dams Ia provision que les ousra-
ges eriees sur lc. cote. dams les lies
d'tEiand lie sefaient pas cn etat dc r..
sister aux attngnos de lit flotte angIaisn
await grdonhe il lontes les iroupcs qus
st trouvaient dans ccs forts dc les eyacl-
er promptcncui, en- cmporani tous les
ma'srlaux de guerfe, nstcnsilc<, ca
mons, etc.
Les Iettres apportees par lc hatcau
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JURY DE POLICE.

Noiei les nonss des memLres dn Jur,
dc police qui ont tte NOMINEES lnn1i der.
nier
3lOctave Wives ponr Ic Ter District, en-
romplacement dc Jean Allcman dece-
de- ct don't lie termc venait J'expirer.
+. Martin Mcfsron, ro.r le 3me
District en- reppIacement d'Alexandre
Gnillot.
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oest nn roi d'Ang|eterre, Heuri III, s.
nous ne nous trompons, qni sur Ie- reiu
du pape Clement VII, de rompre sol
marriage avec Catherine d'Aragon, Ie
III casser par uue sentence dc Crammer
afchcvaq"e de Canterbery. - Des ce
moment Henri VIII, Ie ru aux six epou.
see, quill repudia toutcs on fiji extcntcr,
/ par arret du parIemcnt. moins sa der
niere qui hi sur,ecnt. Henri VII Sc
separa dc l'egli>c romainc, aomma dcs
esegucs ct drigea de nouvcanx evtches.
Ce roi etant mort, Edouar,l VI son fIs,
age d. dix ans monta sur lie tr0nc vers
Ic mIIIcn du seizicme steele ct Seymour
son oncle, lc plus inflnent dc5 seize re.
gcnts dn lcunc loi, traya;ia aycc ardeur
ct success a Ia propagation du cutie an
gIican. Prosecutions ct mnriyrcs fl
rent Ia consequence de crttc nnovalion,
Les catholqncs Iorsquis ayaient lc pon-
,oIr II 'etaieut pas Ic noifs dn monde
foltiants ct les Angicans pousstrcnt ie
itnal.mc JnsGuc dans scs dcrniercs IL
mites. s,Gg!ise fpiscopalcnne. instituee
de fait par Heuri VIII, cut pour pre-
micr chef ttuaire Elisabeth d'AngIc,
tcFre q"n sc r'ocInma chef ,ri.itucl ct
lcmporeI dc I'eglisc angIicanc.
Dcpnis ectte droqnc e, rois ct rcincs
IL III Gratde. brrlagne ont etc les pa
PCS , de CO cutie ct De nos jonIs enco~
fe c.cst In rcine Victoria q"i Fest.
Dam |" cutie fpiscol alien, Ie minis
,tc II rst nulicmcnl condamnti an elitbat.
.es Angli1ntis y ont pas Dc confession.
nHis ils ont nuc communion. birn un lis
ic crolent pas Il ta trans,ib>tantinion.
i ealstc PAS hulat' dc potnpc dam
lins e,lis cttesronics que dams celit>
Ia cutie eailcliVuc q cst Ia nous le f.
rnyo'ts du nloi@. tonie liz difference
ul exist: entire i'angIicaaisme ct lie
a;holicismc.
Nous lai.sons Ii nos di>grcssions his.
nligues Ct thtologiqncs Ct noas tcrni-
ons en- rcndaht hominage an ehnnr
c jeuncs NOMINEES Ct des jeuncs files
nj nous Iappcie a plusitu urs reprises !;
; MAGNITUDE choenr des H"gaenois, en- {
'entionnant qas noas ayons bien rare,
'ent VI rtunies autant d'eltgantes, bel !
set pienses DANES en- ftlicitant lc !
inistre Young Ct ses riches Ct gensreuS
isllialres dn p!eln success don't leur Gu. c
cpiisc etc couropncc. d
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-14
ECU4UFFFOUREE EN- ITALIE

| EClIAUFFFOUREE EN- ITALIE
On tcrit dc Nicc, o la date du 7 a,
vril
- &c prince dc Monaco. Forc.tan Ir
que les fvencInents de lS1S ont prive
de sa vile de Mention ct du hamean de
RoQnebrunc, a cSsaye hicr matin dun
'noyen qui ne parait pas ayoir rttns-i
parti dc Nice, de bounc hcnrc. avec
QnelQnes amis hdeles, il sest presents -
| Mention, on lc terrain etait sans doutc
/ prepare, et Oh il a dit-oD, etc accucilli
/ par un tres grand nomhre de pcrsonnes
aux cris dc - Vive Ftorestan notre
prince :" MAls les antorites sardes qui
/ CONNIE lnn salt. gouvernent Mentor
i Ia suite do " p'onnnclamenio " qui
II cu lieu aprcs les eyencments dc IS4S,
u 'ont pas ta'dt 4 incrvcnir aidtes par
Ia gardc nalionaIc, qni prttere Ic gou-
vcrnement sarde. ct l'on assure quill I,
cn entire les pnrt-ans dc In Sardaigne
Ct ceux du prince de Monaco. un dtbat
verbal dcs plus sit, qui II dsgenGrt en-
combat.
" lie prince de Monaco etc mis- en-
ttat d'Hrrcstation i Mention. Unc esta-
fetc etant arriyee hier I'intendauce
generate de Nice, M. dc LIN Marmora
Ia f,it partir pour Mcnton accompa-
gne de six carabinicrs ct d'autrcs per-
sonnes attachers d lintcndance. Uu
courier est part pour Tn'in. -
Noici comment Ia Gazette Piemon- 7
taise rend conp;c dc I'expsdilion du
prince DE Monaco, d'apres une Icttre
de Mcuton, d, f} Ayrl:
&c matin, vers Fix llaurcs, le due
de Naleninois, prince here,iitairc, fils
d. FIores'an Ter. prince dc Monaco. en-
sfande tehne. acrompagnt, dc SON me-.
deem It dc son aide de camp, en- mi
iormc. est arrive u I'iinproyiste, en- vol
sure de poste six chesanx. II est dcs-
ccndu Il rhotel de Turin.
Par suite daccord. probabeme ut ar
.6tes asec les anciens lonclionnarcs, en- !
ocn lastants les partisaris elu prince an
aombre de vlngt ensirons. ont arbore
e drapean de Ia lnaison Grimaldi. II.
mi delele les chcvaux ct trnfnd Ia vol
nre en- criant Vise le prince, ,vc
5rimaIdi
f" Les habiti,nts etaient deja dan. Ia .
ampagne, a eurs trnsnux. La vile q !
All descrte les gems aitts dormalenl en-. /;
orc mai< la premiere nouyeIIr de !
e ialt Ia population est dctcendue dan. Z
es rnes, III garde rationale s'est reunle. 4
lie priucc etant dc,cendn dc carosse. il
2 lnarechal- -des-logis dcs carahiuiers