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Guerial Notices.


of the War Of E~I2--A Tegrar nhly meeting
II The Corps will be held He'd Ouaito Star Hotel No G. Lis
psnad FRIDAY EVENING next The an inst al O'Clock
BY order. A W. JONES, MAJOR Commanding.
Am. DAILY, Jr AdJnts't
Notice-The Stock holders 81 League win hold their
their ofSe in the Appleton Buildings. No $40
BrosdwAy THIS ENENIG. There has been shocking
murder MeaUTes will
he taken done this Re
d0ing the other
business will be before them ts hoped there may be general
sttenda &C.
CoptI9c,o Of the several Districts City
object the
throwing obstacles the q fvl6ing their contracts &C.
will the place at q o'clock THIS EVKNlN9
fear by who have DR. McCLINToCKS DAR
RHEA CORDIAL and CHOLERA PREVENTIVE. During the
four epidems well h has failed when used
promptly all symptoms Of Dshes Dysenterry or Cborss
An Druggists sell it, Phce 25 oens aud 80 cents
A. CUsHMAN & Co. Projectors, No l22 Fulton 81;
Accumulation 81 900, OGO.-THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIE INSURANCE Co.. No. IL WEst insIres the lives Of
from II to 81 of Dividend declared s1nn9uy
F,mgrnnt Intelligence Office and Labor Exchange
Zen nv ed from No "a Canast the Of Centre and Ca
onJ The Office established by the Commiesoner
Of Emigration where slwSgsbe found large numbers OF La
al vSry low rates Of and persons
can filed by writing TO the Superintendent and
the of the parties re-
CURED No fees charged to emPcyer p,c,N en.,,.,A.,
Ten boxes Deshiers Fever and Agse pills efeeied
TIN PERMANENT CURES at Safe usrbOr, Pa Sold b. C. H.
HING, Corner Broadway and John ct
ipssded ia the PANELS Of the
THIRD and SIXTH-Av
RAILROAD CARS.
HENRY W. oUIN, Agent,
No. el Ghamber-st
door to
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Marhinfrp, &r.


TRYsTAL PALACE FIRST PREMIUM SEW
NO HISEs-So k.ohos hsrstofors edsre1 fos s.As
an ea@paIs viii thos no. nsaac,aIsa and s.h y re
*, eonuc,n obyahns their LIABILITY o. fettins oct 81
opa The prsetcabiy Of the stitch snd thss sadsf
Machines offered 20 TIA pas.c bssltes
s psfe,t r hess Machines free from he legal controversy
h@h sino-t al Others Involved vhoh st Of peas
.eIeran rhos in w.st Of hrst rate Dtcs
- cesrest And ss VII DO ven TO eau e1se paiehsAa ese
fCN1s : LACvY p-..isut i7fr) 'evr, y ,mgs Co
--~''' - g...I.,.. t.fE Clty
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"A Charming Story"
VIAPA; Or, The CHILD OF ADOPTION. 12no.

ri deeply interesting story We hoYe every noyTe.di9;
yns hdy viii procure and sttsnyeiy read T. she VI" BE- aa.
lie Incidents ere graphically and naturally old NJ,
There fallen into hand: oT Vi which
~ boon interested" lSandy hi4 ilera1I,
The vr+1r Is equally a. hone 'rd me .nss o. ne
~ lsoah BsPast.
ei'rs Ss ,ory read it with uaboanded ' ~
ays,.i. of the same type =. the gentle Eva oc1st
Aae Ie'ans ysa lie heart seems h92sed With holy
One Of the charming book. lave read in long t'ne
written attractive style, and Healesf aaoir h,H
The te strain Of unaffected simplicity Asa'aesn
Ills become deeply absorbed In volume =, Wa
ga T i ioos styea in the world ofetter, With nothing
tsr, ard pending solely it, intrinsic merits 1r ~
support whceIHey be it, parent however has DO 70 ban
peculiarly noed; bools which oculcae mol only moraS bit
IScd il sfculd b. free from ,ec.aans phars dog
mat reon Nlsh IS sted ~ ne sr5 9'i s emo mas nt
charm ana az traction oa wae"
I'VE predict for this very large sale. Il Of peculiar
interest n the attractions o romance Al tue sam,
tune nlosius awho!esoDe Hrsi in ehs'e 'y ana gspne
XXI work Of s hi h IadePsns Of any , ain Of
cs1 a oipss in onf mind Who seem to be here carl pictured
Htre q mem Of he world .Siakns hke worldly and
tIy tbe spsusge YANKEES wi'h their haty 9us
dsueroyps oI,rayed the feature more 'Togty
A ohsmns volume commend it without Ie'eTye
tV,,,en nth roma IN .lle suritr fPfssby.cuan.
49, ' fCh Chronicle.
n pure and evangelical spirit through the entire Hoft
a very entertaining aud elegant book" lAdvocs,e;
nd the picturesque SC
South B.pib.
this worn has bod such great sole II
soS e ire ns. s OF ou G' G @ % frs ot OF TO
author will the One who write 90 Wen
should not be idle" lCanbndge Chfohcie'
history Of an adopted child and such history as must
soften the awaken The iy d every reader IL story
Taking the little NsIa b. the hanl and eadhS
her through the corridors Of eyentu life It caves upon ne nil
T., zoe !, rrcnlat,d xid,yD tBAHllo Express
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60 iDbom it ftlan Goneern.

DELuoSco's HoTEL NJ. Is Broadwey,}
NEw-YoRK July II, 1851 )
AN IMPRESSION having got abroad, in cOnse-
qnerce sale o the misses that the underlined
had cosea Hotel takes occasion 10 inform s friends aAt
nh not M case The sale made subject 10 the lese tho
uur ned which uneNprd The house has remained aud
taon the
aud her,toe under tbe rneut Of the unsr.9ned
IMPORTATION WAN TED of MICHAEL BkADf,
II who AVA. born in Monroe Orange County y y March /,
1852 He sisters. MARY married Mr. J2hn2n
Lac Lh II this under their notice thy vii please
sdde.s MICHAEL BRADY, Goport, Niagara Co. v l.
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60 farmere an0 Others.


IMPORTANT SALE-Of twenty-ei head OF pure
tr,d short horned DURHAM CATTLE Just arrived consisting
BULLS and eighteen COWS and HEltEes selected from
the heId IN Eneand for the Clinton County i
rortug Comrnny by their agents, Messs H. Hawkins o.
Coulter a. Seymour Also nGe southdogn and thee Cots
nom the celebrated flock 81 Nj Jonas
webb This stock will be sold without reserve at Winnson
Ohio ccefshe by the Cincinnati Wilmington sd Lanesle RA.
Tie sh day Of August next at public auction on credit
tntn the h dsy Of December next catalogue OF me ma Ies
ANIMAL viii DO aTded desiring
H. bS addressing the President Of the Company.
hi KSON, Prescent Wilmington. OHIO
NO FARMERS.-BONE DUST FOR SALE, at
w. '' A. SCHWARTZ
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Amusemeut6.

CRYsTAL PALACE.-AssOCATIO for the
SVn B&Y .s Ss saaasyS 1 AZ
COY TO CLOSE ON AND AFTER THE Ist OF NOV NEXT.
Directors have Determined finally CLOSE the Exhibition
In sbe me snme il their intention make the display
Of . products % se ToI bS sy " e 10 @ &
the s possible moment, and they may r SPend
se everything curious in Manufacture and Art and
n iss sdS s%s9d s Of 6sS ds hs
Close the particulars Of which will be duly announced
TIE Palace opened in evening for the present.
oeBt psi I NC % admission will be % cens-CHILDREN
UN Sslsf' Tf n YEARS the chdfen
Crys Palace and all other properly OF the Aon are
FOR SALE to be J09 n H. wiTE President pro
V'IIE CRYSTAL PALACE has had some spieaod,Sd
additions to it. already 6P'y Mr RINds
BuRy hos. e h Ina S SGsD T Palace sg'Hed
ITALIAN OPERA-CASTLE GARDEN.-Ihird
night this '''on OF AGssI s,S SfpS G1o opera Of
FRIDAY EVENING A Aslst be represented
BsIsS
Msdsme BertussS M9e,ek
S1 pso,, open a, 8; o'clock performance: e
Admission One all Of the house No extra charge
vhS SdSDhs sSs K IA
~ No u Secured Seats sold st the door
NTIBLO's GARDEN. open at Z, to commence ..
ats o'clock Tickets all parts 80 cents Private Boxes 90
of'S''S' 'e''' FRIDAY EVENING Ausa;t iS5t MATTHIAS
N' LAST NIGHT Of HAOuL,
Last appearance Of ANToINE NJ: % st CouRcE
r0''"ms''' "l' FPi 81 fST DREAM.
To conclude with the Comic a Pt3H%i"e OF
sATURPAyo English Opera night Last APP''''' OF Madame
DOWERY THEATER.-TlIIS EVENING will be
ID performed, GREEN GREEN B ai.ml Mile Mari. puret
Wild Mu'' AGfiS n MID ttIS% o. ~
The sr srH s'US
nURDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-Boxes, 20
mo- BENEFIT Of p oS cfsAS pk BAzAN. y v,.s.,.
Oii FL SSSS SSEE
Sip iIr.h9 V0ld Lus sSsSP O. L. Fox
,o..,S Mis-. A. Hathaway Gen. Beauva. C w Taylor
This AF1ERNooN and EyENINo Avg foil OIL and beau
dfl performance f Fh II fsGI's iSo "6
Tomorrow 'SAT1RRRAhfE,k hsssl1afA March
nLRNIIM,s AMERICAN MUSEUM.-The AT
UNITED TWNs S .S c nS to- Constitute
A SsIsas. eS aneoS qgh S distinct
SF MUNSTER shR. .na bAG Gi
No6S 0SS s ss Shda ys.
FS.t Balcony and P.;que.te l2s cent. extra
. C,roRCE CHRIsTY and WOOD's MINsTRELs
~ No "a Broadway above HO"'rd't Open h'hN' A'AN
hi. ETHoRATNy MksTRH1sS To conclude VIII"
, H. WOOD ...........,........... Basnes, Mansser
GEORGE G ~ dOSIsnce o'clock Ticket.
! DUCKLEY's OPERA HOUSE, No. 539 Broadway'
DHoNDAY k SSG ny Is fRf fssns week
and tire ss.pa burlesque the OF CiNpthfLnA ~
Concert oosamenees O'Clock Admission % cen'si hes'
geais 50 cent?
THE DUSSELDORF GALLERY coiIeclloa
L PICTURES the above name mas eeep res.a
10 the AMERICAN ARr-UNION GALLkkn No aH q
.heIe IL remains on exhibition from 10 O'clock A. !" 0O'' " ~
Admission rs cents -------
CPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS.-Per De
- of this ineIss,n; se9t can hsye
sitnrs during the FORENOON, AFTERNOON aud ~ LNiSu
with good Mediums No ia West SD st. near o'h' 's'
80 c
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NEW BOOK by the author of " Zingra the Gipsey.
~ "Cenapusory M.rrisgep &e. Published THIS pAY
BY Mn Masd su,hor Of Zingss Gipey" Compulsory
Marriage" &c, Ae, In vol syo, cloth Pnee ~ ~
Hosssbod Werds. cap, syo., bound Price = cents o.
FUN Illustrated and edited by Alfred CIowqu r. esP o'"'
fancy bound. Price % - ...o,,, =,
tsp, svo., bound Price 81 cents
new sdnien Of HOCHELAGA. Or. BssLASo Is rns New
WORLp Edited by Elliott WsrburtOn suhor Of The Crescent
Ard he Cree &c &c y cap. sv0 bornd Piice 81 cent
GEO. ROUJLEDgE q Co, nc. le pe s'nsnff NeS'iV
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6ouses luanteo.

VVANTED-In genteel neiehbOrhOod up town, :
w HOUSE With the modern mrTeyemeais 'ritao' or a''1N
family Address }. {. H., Bow ESQ, Postohc'
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Mem Publications.

The Writings OF
HORACE GREELEY, HORACE MANN, Thu
III ODORE PARKER, HENRY WARD BEEChER, Id
WIN H. CHAPLIN HENRY C. WRIGHT, R. I. TRAIL, pI'
SLEW GALL and sPURZUEIM, GEORGE aud ANDREW
COMBE. judge HuRLBUT, Mrs KIRKLAND. Mrs REID ana
Mr., T. OAKS SMITH the FowLERs aud other writer's on I'd
.es,on Temperance Morals Theology Physiology Phrenoio
Hydrop.hy Pychoogy Magnetism Photography and the Nst,a
Sciences generally, may be bad Of
yowLERssAND WELLS, No. 500 Broadway N
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Il AGEP RIFR RREWFRY-A Layer Bier Brew.

IL .ry saisd NewJersey, half hours ride from New York
by doins lslge and profitable bsins,
tine celia, CAPABLE e storing $3.50 barrels IL hes eight Los OF
round taeled 10 . the buildings new and u complete otdsf
foI .sle favorable terms. Apply TO l; n PUN
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Good nd popular Books for Summer Reading
MRS. CARI.EN'S WHIMSICAL WOMAN |. vol,
lvI paper 50 oen cloth. 70 cents $50. $500
MRS CARLEN's ONE YEAR OF WEDLoCh. vol, paper
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MYRTLE WREATH; By Minnie Myrtle vol, ~ p
sGFITON's M w UF THE RIVER ! vol, 81 p
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BEADLEY's LIFE IN TIE WOODS. ~ % -.
TX ylkVFL,s RFyERIFs OF A BACHELOR l vol, 81 p
TX MARvELs DREAM LIbE vol Fl - -
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MILLISs S. P) HEALTH TRIP TO TROfiCs ! Vol VI
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who uBderanis several Languages and Lnerat1re 20
olt.ia enpoymsut IN ihe occupation Of lNsfhpCIuh
VI wcYd hke ensage Inn direct ~ ie % 'oi'" Ne
Nc - Tr'b-uf 81 e.
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TOR SALE or to LEASE-Ats low rate, never
f.lin. MATER-PON YER with factory BUILDINGS

II CORNER GROCERY STORE with unexpired lease OF
wear ard half GO0DW ILL and FIXTURES without stoss
Apply at No $40 Iudsors,-, y. y
HARDWARE STORE for sALE.-The STOCK
il i and FIXTURES ofs RETAIL HARDWARE STORE in q
ood .hboIhood the sxhay for sale low Apply al No. ii
Wet lihst.
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TINEACHER WANTED.-A Lady OF some expert
epre in teachps b,nehes Drs Ens and Psinnt 70
your siss School Loave Ky Apply at No 10 'o"H
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gAAIs NAYERSa

IN PR1NcEssE FERMIERE.-La princes
Sc Mur4,, file de M. Bird Willis. dc la
Virginie, ct .euve du prince Achlle,
tils du roi Murat, Went dacheter dams
les environs de Tallahasse( { FIoride J u
nc ferme on ellie Sc livre i son .gout
pour l'agriculture. Ellie a dcrnieremesh
enyoye d l'edilcur du Florida Sentiitel IL
ne pomme d lerre de quimzc onces.
CONNIE specimen de 81 recolte de cet'e
aimee. C'est I'editeur lui-tfeme qm
nous inforfne de ce fait aussi pusieurs
journalistcs I'out.ils deJa accuse de;g'os,
sir ptaisir ce tubercuie pour haltcr la
prfffcesse, eide metre apfes tout qu'un
ii! courrisar.
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draps?...
Nous somnes pour les autrcs...
L.aissez.lcs, dit Bixiou tout anssi CO.
r,iuuen,ent cue pedt dit Monrose, lis
ont pour eux la Providence, ellie les raa
manera bien sans yous ct nialgre eux.
Un faHricant d6it atre fa,aIiste.
bon! VOLTA Maxirne avec Canals ct
Giraud. ssecria Leon.
-Venez, ami Gazonal, les acteurs
pro,nis arrisent en- scene, Iui dit Bixiou.
Ell tous trois lis s'ayancerent ycrs les
personnages indiques, qui paraissssicnt
quasi desasuvres.
-Vous alton envoye promener, que
sods allez CONNIE ca! dit Bixiou = Gil
raud.
i Mon, eon vote an scrutin secret,
repondit Giraud..
Et comment lie chef du cabinet sen
est-iI tire!
III ste tnagniiques dit Canals.
--Magnifique! repeta Giraud.
Magnifique! dit Maxime.
-Ah ca! la droite, la gaucfie,, le CEN
TIRE .ont unaniines?
Mons avons tous unc idee difiereTl-
te. lit observer Maxine de Irailles, der
pule liinistsrieI. ~.
!. Oui, repfit Canals en- rant. Ie de-
tuta qui eiegcait yers Ia dfoitc, quoiauil
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-13

~ 4
tionale, jc vous lais nommer volre esnd'-
dat...
--Eh bien! peux~td garantir encore
ton cousing denaada le jeune homme
Leon.
Nous 10 iormons, lit Bixiou dun
ton profondement comique.
Eth bien. ie yerrai; dit &C person
mage en- quittant ses siuiis ct etonrnaaInt
avec precipitation 4 h sale des seances.
Ah Ga! qui est-cea demanda Gazo.
nal.
-Eh bien! le cpnAte de Rastignac, le
ministre. dams le departement de qul sc
.trcuye ton afIaire...
TN MINSTREL. c'est pas Plus que
celia? 5 rags =
MAS c'est IN We'll ami 4 nous. y a
trois cent mile liyres dc rentes, y est
pair de France, lie oisra fait connie,
c'est le gendre dc Nucingen, Ct c'est un
des denx GU trois hommes d'Etat enian-
les par Ii Revelation de juliet; mas ie
pousoir l'ennuie aueiadeiois; ct y went
rire avec nous...
-.Ah ga! cousin, tu ne nous avals pas
dit que tu etais de ropposition la-bass
demanda Leon en- prenant Gazonal par
Il bras. Es-tu bete? Gull y ait IN de-
pul6 de plus ou dc moins 1 ganthe ou q
lroite, celia &c n1cth dasaS dc attilIcurs
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Les aottes ont termine, lie 6 Juliet,
leur reconnaissance de Cronstad.
lie cholera ecIats a bord de PHI
sie,frs naviIes, il y ell 70 cas-, sur le
yaisseau frahGais I'A,,sterlitz y Telle est
Ia raison an'on donne Ia retraite des
fottes; elles s6nt ainsi que nous disait
me depeche du Morning Chronicle, a
Baro Sound.
Une lettre particu!isre du golfe dc
Bolhnie, du DO JUN, dit que la fregste
anglaise 'Valdrais a ;fttaque la petite lie
de Siguskiar. lie phare qn' ia't ace a
Ia cote de Suede 'ete detruit
lie cholera Continue ravager St-a'e.
tsrsbourg ct Ia garrison dc Crons!ad.
A St-Petersbourg, lie % JUN, il y ea
4O5 cas-, ct lie erJui|et 500.
lie Ost Correspondence annonce que
presque tous les gonverne'nents dale
magne ont promis dc sou'enir dne mo-
ton qui doit 'etre faite la dfete gertna
nidue en- favour de i'alliance austro-
prus.ierne. lie roi de Wurtenburg Sc
tient touiours part, m;,is il est certain
quill finira par faire partie de l'a'fiaIice.
Une correspondence dit que fAutrl-
che somtnera eIifin II, Russie d'ev;tcuer
les prit.eipautes dansles sic nsois ct occu-
per-, Ia Nalachie sans attendre Ia re-
po'lse.
Les insurges espagnofs Sc maintien'
nent lis entreprendront probablement
une guerre dc guerillas, Ia seu'e efhctce
Ell Espagne. A Il. date du IL juliet,
Madrid etait tranqnilie'.
La reconciliation de ia Suisse avec
rAutriche s.est complement confr-
NEE par le retablisselne1it des relations
diplomaiiques entire les deux pays.
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noncer Get arrat. Maxine prit Girau
par le bras. ct l'entraina Ioin du gronpe
pour ini faire peut-etre les mamcs conf
dences qua Canals.
-Qnel honnete ct digne gareon! dit
Leon en- designant Giraud Canals.
-C'est dc ces plob;tes. qui tnent ics
gouycrnements, rspondit Canals,
"A votre avis, ess-ce IN bon ora.
teura.- go, a..,.... ..,.'.s.s8
~ -Oni, ct non, repondit Canals; il es
verbcux,il est .fIandreux. C'est un oue
ylier en- raisonnenen,s, c'est I'm bon 10.
gicien; mais il ne comprend pas Ia
grande logique, celIe des eyenements ct
des affaircs anssi natal pas ct ~ aura
TIL iamais l'uesHe de Ia clan,bre. ID.
Au moment od Canals portait Get ar
rel Sur Giraud, celui-ci revint avec Ma
Sime vers Ie groupe; ct, oubliant quill
Sc troufait un etrangcr don't Ia discre-
ton ne leur etait pas connue CONNIE
celle de Leon ct de Bixiou, il prit In
main a Canalis dune facon signiGca
tive. 81. s...s.. ..e t...., !. q ssE. 81
Ell bien! lui dit-il, je ,conscps j. &C
que propose Al. lc connie de Trailles, Ic
vous ferai l'intcrpeilation... -
Nous aurons aIors L. cllambrcs 4
nous dams cette question; car u,l homupc
de yotrc postee ct dc yolrc eloqucnck
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DzMArycEzE Is AoUT 1854.

lie brave hommc reIhercia beaucoup
lobIigeant visiteur coasint avec Ia
mei|leure fol da monde quill n'avait
jamais remarqde la phrase anbigtie ct
lc pria de complster lie service quill We
matt de Ini rendre, en- Sc chargeant ui~
meme dc la 'r6daction dune enseigne
quill 'ferait placer Ia saison plochai-
ne. @ Tres volontiers, lni repondit le
canotier i'll n'ya qu'une seule TRANS
position a 'faire pour que Ia chose: soft
ar:angee convenubienent. " Pnis il ecri~
Wit sur IN bout de papier le modela
qu on lui denandait et le remit an pa
tron en- hi disant !; - Avcc 'ceci, du
mons la vertu de, vos cEienites scra par
faitement a CONVERT. Cette annec
done, reimbursement Don't il s'agIt vint
CONNIE les ann5es precedcntes. s'instal-
Ter sur la riviere ct Ia vjeille cnseignc Il
eifectiyement disparn !: mais a s;l place
on volt cel|e qui a etc faitc par lie ca
noier. File est ainsi conGne Bosns d
quatrs so!s pour les Jenan'cs q fond dc
bois. Nous croyons inuti'e d'alouter
que Ie public rit d." plus belle ct cue les
canoticrs dc la Seine sont dams la Iubi-
latiou. .-....r. 4s. -rt.
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EUROPE.

Mons ayons rfcn hier, par Ia MALE,
lc comp enent des noase'les aHportecs
par Ic steamer Africa, part le Is jul
'lct dc Liverpool ct arrive 3 New York
ae 81 do meme n,ois. Les nouvelles po-
iitiqnes sont des plus interressantes. Les
islsses ont definitiyement rfcu contre-
ardre ct ne quiltent pms la Nal;chle,. ct
aes Antriehicns ont perdn l'e<poif doc
,c,,per pai-ibIemcnt les pro7in'ccs.
La Pfesse de- Paris dit que, Ic Juli-
lct, les Turcs out pri. les lies Mokan ct
blnelka. lie 8, Omcr Pitcha avec
10000 Iomnnaies, Il entona les Russes ct
pris Gimgevo. Les Rassts sont parve.
nus i e'onyrir un chemin ay.1c nne perte
dc 600 l1omnes mis- hors dc tsofnhat.
lie! pifnce Gurtchakof aya,flit aycc
aO,O0G hommes 4, marches ,fprcees sur
tiurgeyo, ct Is 900 Anglo Franeais Sc
trouyallt i Rnlschuck, on pcn>e que les
lures risqucront nlc bataille rangee.
Les lures ont eg.lement traverse le
Daliube devant les knsses i Oltenitza.
On n,anlue de details, mais SD fonrgons
bortaut des Blesses sont Arrives q Bucha.
rest. -
l)'aprEs u4sc dspeche d'Odessli du z
In fotte coinh:ner, Iorie dc % voilcss
se diriges,it ycrs Sabast6pdl:
Des lettres d'lsrzeroun du ~ JUN,
annonccnt Que les Rnsses sont en- rnou !.
scment le long lie i,ur iignc q Aisle.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-13
ent eie dsia ministre.

eat etc deja n,inistre.
All! vous avcz Ell tont lheure al
beau trionphe, dit Maxine d Canalis,
car c est yous qui avez force lc minlstre.
monter a Ii tribune
e EFT 4 nientir CONNIE un. cliarlatan,
repliaua Canals. 43s 81 s'.s's'
LA belle victoire! repondit l.hon.
nste Giraud a sa place, gu'auriez-
sous fait? g
-J'aurais rieIiti.
Ca ne s'appelie pas rnentir, dit Ma
xInie de Trailles, celia s'sppelle couvrir
Id couronile.
Et il en,mena CANALS qaelaacs pas
de la. y.
-Csest ur bien grand oratenr. dit
Leon i Giraud en- lui rtontraIit Can't
lis. $
-Oui ct non, repondtt ic conseiller
d'Etat, il est creux, il est sonore, c'est
pIut6t un artistic en- paroles qp,nn ora
teur. EnHn c'est da bel instrument,
mails ce nest pas Ia musique; aussi ma,
til pas ct nsaura-t-il Jaff,ais l'oreille dc
Ia Chans5re. II Sc croft necessaire ! Ia
France; mais, dams aucun cas-. il ne pent
eire Ihso,n,ssnisle de Ia situation.
Canals ct Maxine etaient revenus
vcrs Ic groupe au rnomentoa Girald, lie
dspute din centre gaaelic, venait dc pro.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-08-13
iNsuRREcTfoS Es EsrAaNE.

a Voici les dernieres nouvclIe- TRANSMIT
ses de Madrid par lie teIegraphe.
MADnrnD, s juliet.
Tn decret royal du 7 de ce mols. in
sere daus III Gazette G'aIonrd hui, con-
tie l.inre1fm du ninisfere de la gnerre
aa-s sous sscretai,e Etat, lie general
San Romon, pendant l'abscence dn nj.
nlste. 4,4.a .8Gss il
La Gasene annonce one Ia division
d'operatiou- co,nmandec par lie comic
dc Visita-IIerno>a eta In tete de la
qnelIc doit etre maintcnart fe general
Bla.cr. elait re,nic tepuis Ia veille a
Temhlccque, pt en'elIe poursnit les re.
bellies qui Sc dirigent dams Ia vallee du
Guadana. du cote dc Cindal-lteal.
lie meme Journal public nne proc'a-
nation par IaguelIc. le n,inis're dc ia
gucrrc engage les oficiers Ct les soldats
iinsai i ges ren;rer dams le desoir cn
lenr prometlant ie pardon de la refine.
Unnc lettre de Valence arrisee ce
matin. conhrmcnt les bruits qnl couraient
hier, de Ia formation de ,gucrillas sur
auelqnes points de IA Huerta DC Valen-
&c. On annoEre SOUS Ia date du =, cue
sauelaues yiilcs ct villages s'etaient SOU
leyas !; on cite Alcira, Jayita ct Carlet.
Un colonel en- disponibilite, nomne
Orozoo, est entire dams cette derniefe
vile i Ia tete dane bande arniee, ct
s'e.t fait li.rer toutes les arn1es, ct par
.une proclamaiion, sinsit5 les habltanis a
sc idindre i ltinsnrrcttion. Des detaclie- !
li,ents d'infanteric, de cavalerie ct dc
earde ciyile sont soriis de Valence, lc 3
ooar rspritner ces souleycnients.