Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1857-05-16

that they, or such of them as nav .,,.a 'a' I'D
are fully authorised t. cast II. va. q
lsh in said Convention; and to D,.dn. =. DsfaF
cratic party Of this Parish ia II. 80 e 10.
nominees. Il rN'saa
'''.0n' '''e meeting adjourned sine
J. B. BOND. Prssid.s
F.s. GooDE. Secretary.
GUY FAwkEs IN PAR1s.-Th. y.
correspondent of,he Manchest., E, Wy
tells the following story '''a
A plan did exist not oplr 6. -.
an end to the Emperor. liz. h,s pa'l'as
hitting murder wholesale, .i., ~ 80 g CON-
ion Of the gunpowder plot. tn, ' a., u.s. y
have been confined, with comas. O.'a,l'
wonderful secresy, to the u.op,. 'a :,
the 'Tuilleries and prefectur. I'll. y. saous
The affair would seem to have ~. .'.e'
gained for some tolerable lou, lin. VI ",
tne moment OF action was fla or Il. '
first night when the court shouN .. ;. 'a'
.Theater Francais. Thi. the.,er. ;%.. .'s
at the end Of the Rue Richelieu ., s, :
ne1ed to the Palais Royal, &. '.s'
greater part, built over the ground a.,',
shops. Most Of these ore oecuo.1 !
tradesmen well known to The .u,ho,;;..
but in the narrow and somevb,, ~
passage which runs from ons en,er,.
door Of the theater into the P.l,n Ran,
there is collection Of small shoo. on: i
which was unoccupied and had e,c,n,
ed the notice ofthe police. 'aH snT
a This line of shops lies, .inuedi.,.lr
under the imperial box Il IL Tle,,.,
Francois, and this shop was .ce,d.,I,
hired by the individuals who meait,i.yd
the attack l am going to relate. Lir[k
by little. and As they hoped, unpsscsi,ed
they had introduced comhustibies d ii
sorts into this closed shop, which n,
thus representing Guy Fawke..' cellar,
The day before the Emperor's visit lon.
ever, to the theater. to witness III ~.
formance Of" Fiammina," the locally i.
ing infinitely exmined, this shop elei.d
attic j N. and tie very day Of lie a,s
visi. it was opened, entered into, adj
whole ofwhat it contained was diseev,rd.
The plan had been 10 blow up the ins..
rial box and all that side ofthe ihe.a;
but il is said that had the combimdsn
even not been discovered, there wa. vi
a sufficient quantity Of combus,ibles an
assed 10 have made the execution possible.
,i..R sd, Acknowledgements. sa' ~
LoArERs IN THE OFrIcE. Nothing Is
more out Of place than loafer IN print.
ing office. Ills not their proper elemsa.
and whenever we see one darkeu our apr,
We Immediately suspend operations, and
Keep our hands in our pockets until he con.
1esends 20 favor US with bis exit. ".
owe our friends and are fond Of The as,o-
citation of our acquaintance, but 4, br
hose gentlemanly stragglers who are
irones in the hive existence, We hare
always found their room more desinbs
han their. company. especially when We
ire employed. But a. it is Impossible
o free an Office when il once becomes
,aupied by these posts, We propose As i.
lernier resort, to enact rigid cob Of
equations. by which all such must Be
governed in future. First. Wien you
inter the sanctun, either leave The doot
vide open, for the admission ofihe w'.d
md dust, or clam il 50 hard - te-pi . COL
INN or two Of matter, either meds eades
will suffice to notify us Of your welcome
trivial. When fairly 10. seat yourself
pom the Editors table, and make yourself
asy with your legs elevated ~ ~
able and your mud boots resting gT'ee'
lilly upon some valuable book. Use 0ss
f the Editors slippers 'f6i spii'o0a' turn
yer the inkstand upon the dictionary ~
bliterate tho word respecsabilily. me-.
he sand box into the paste cup, P'cx J'A
ecsns with the scissors, and throw you
ulls into the copy box, blow your no.: J. !. |.
he proof sheet, and cut didoes out o. y
xchanges. After having enteha'.ed pu
elf and detained tie Editor in thu NM
er you may advance to the eoop',Ao.a ,
Dom. When in there, engsgetls manu-. !.
, conversation about your ha A'."
moors, your visit to a nieghbof's k''eas ~.
r your last game Of poker; Peep ~ >.
,eir sholders to read tho copy aso y = :,