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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-16

Just Received.
a TIERCES fresh South Carolina Rice. % bbls crushed
u and powdered Sugar, aud for sale ly
sspls HUGH McCREA co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-16
.nEIaurs BY SAN VESSELS AND paopnu1Hps FROM
CHANGE or SCHEDULE

1wshville 81 Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-16

ENTE have in stOre fine tock Of Pianos,
Wy MelodeOns, Window Shades, Artists Ma -
Bns ISF and 3 al iPd bds aLe Of S m %or Sa7a a
added largely stock OF ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS,
&c In word, intend TINES, please
customers and induce them to patrons home, instead
sending abroad.
fsbI6-tf ". & R. FREEMAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
u,...ra,op. Spence e. Co... Circular.

~ p.s,1 LIVERPOOL. July q, 1885,
lave rsp this wsea heayy import e. M g, consist
-, teu the States and Canada; 8l62 quarters hes t9i
sci, from FIsDce 1895 qulrtes Wheat from the bsi
25 qrsn Whest ll0i quarters 0ofh from 'ne 'ie'7'
delyeries Of for the week eAdug last turday
were Of a quarters 45 6g,ns. 81 7Oi quarters at 65 IN
M cor e. % noing week Of last year. .
Tbs seaer continues all that could be cested ~ fs'ers
sId early distics IN the south res2ug has
TIE ,o Of tfe Grain trade bes since Tuesday ruea very
d and at market with small s.tendsnce OF buyers
NHyAr met limited inquiry the few ret al ,Aes maos
b.Ig q Dec Of Id Per bushel FLOUR exceedinsy SOW
quite di'sppared Yellow cn os hsi y &
tion q 60 per qgaIteEi Wh's somIsy ~ e10e n
fnSi. a, Southerl 2; Whit, Csesdsn and Western
6 a 64 Sov,hern a per 70 lbs FLOUR -Pniiaielpna
S. New Orle.ns . "a Extra Fsucy St Louis, "a 25
Western 2l 26 per barrel INDIAN C0RS-fellow % o.
WLits prime Northern 80 81 Is New Orleans n 81 per
are anxious sell but dealers will not stock
ard buy in the lDeTest retail at ssaD rather easier
Po,gThs nsrke. 10 bare aud prices steady. Some small
psrcs Ct Western arrived but not yet .nded
BAcoNAt since Tuesday, auction a,c IoO boxes OF GIL
sold the prices accepted being about q c
Cargsi%Gocd qualities steady; inferior difficult to SELL and
LD-The,e has been better demand for refining qualities
ard dug week sales reach fully $50 uns at % Go tOS
socd AZ s6 for fine b,iug advance OF bdQl cws
rholcs parcels sell In retail st 81 G576.
TaiLow-rbe s9ch is freely offered and prices are sen9
iv,r ire nomins value Of Butchers Association 49
owt Lordon the market very dull snd 10 'the pce oi
Ro,s1cenmon 10 iimi,.d inquiry at 4a42Pswt.
BsRk-lo hhds Philadelphia cold at 49, and =" bags BAN
more y Pe~t.
CLoVEREXD sler better demand 6e 700 bags hne net"
An Al sole at 40 ca 50 = cwt. ,,
CoTToSThe market was eul a. commencement OF tne Wesh
U ssdef s. weeks quotsons can only ne reddced
Il6d ca a. r In Manchester there !. regdar dsmnd
wha fitsy met. Miidiog Ohesns,6sd Mobile l''ioi
Hill 4 n.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

EeIe G. m .ttsc % js t. sEs.t ex..nlcs-5z. cJg.
rtpoften. of 7hS YrGrri,r says.
Tls change is tat Ct settiug FIRE 90 'St issIc r
Hsssg6soar, Marct TO sip ooutsiciog 'trty tao
IsIfcrs, ptO obliged ~ take 10 tls Dos isAY-
iIg their yesel 10 entire cestiicou hut Esfe pcEst
- by t5e s!irg bark Brewtisr ard ts.fa 10 Pot
Lori. At frst it supp3sed tat he f e vas ecci-
entail, but ser GevelopeIts have Jed 20 t5e iusoi-
op siepgtheIed bJ TIE c,ufeesions OF some q tls
crew, that the vessel dtsisneoly set on fire by
some Of tie officers and crew wno have had .Iogba
Nth tie captain and cesirtd TO gs. clear Of the ship
f'om witch trere was no opportunity Of dssertng.
1htr psn, it Is supposed was after setting the ship
on fire, ,o leave in OF tie boats b., their latter
cssisn was in come vsy prevented. Had they sgc-
eeeced tnoee left bebird woed, probably, have Der
shed With the vesse TIE statement Of the captain is
tnst the fire vas discovered breaking out st sb,u.
itLght, by the third mate Every sttemp. to check
tie spread Of the flames proved futile. Before tskcg
70 tie bcss they had but poor chance 10 provide for
Z cir dangerous voyage. but fortunately they were
seen and rescued after beIg but q few hours upon
tie ocean. Tao Of the persons engaged IN the a.
snpt to be used az government witnesses One Of
Il crew makes a statement ttat when The horrible
crime was committed, tie two leaders who had de-
ace ndtd to the hold to Sc. tow and oskum aud other
CON bustbes on fire, had a very narrow escape, the
derse smoke which immediately ercse causing sutt,
eating feeling, ard if there had Tot bsen rope hang
iIg down they would have misersby psrishsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
QUARANTINE AFFATRS.

The eek a. Quarsrtrs ere eighty inc-essicg in
number there beng more II zoe hcsp.,ss pr, bs-
by. than ST s1y otner time tt.s season. T4ers 8
few cases OF small poy uudsr treatment. but the
great majority yellow fever. Moet O. tie pstsnts
have tetn taken f,om Haven. vesse,s the epdeu.c
prevailing more extensively at ttst port thsu at a1y
other. A good many, too, are fion New Orleans.
II is smusng Al TN es TO hear tie complaints Of cap
tsins eLd o'heIs who desire 10 receive pssses with
which TO leave Quarantine. When a refusal msste
their requests New York and its laws are denounced
in lsr guage more foroibls than polite Oas csptsin
was very determined in his Yesterday and eI-
pressed the hope that before he arrived at this port
again, Quarantine would be entirely subnsrged, and
all the officials connected With It in-Eeaven. His
arger Ct courss, svsled him no.hing
The United States sloop-of-war Jsnestown, from
Key West, arrived yesterday, and was found on beirg
boarded TO have numerous Of the Ithnus fever
on bosid-ffteen in all. On her passage ore man died
from yellow fever The health Of Key West is not re-
ma,kaby good the fever prevailing there to consider
able extent The sick Of the jamestown will be re-
moved to the Hospital and the vessel itself be placed
under srir gent quarantine regu aons. She ed in ths
Upper Bay.
There were no arrivals at tie Lover Bay yesterday,
snd everything there reported to be all right.
heavy sea prevailed, which rendered it almost in.
possible TO communicate with the vessels The Span.
sh steamer has not yet departed, sndtisnow supposed
that she will remsin untl the sick Of her crew have
entire convalesced. Only one man Of those in the
Hospital has died, which speaks well for the attention
they have received.
The warehouse question yet remains undecided 1t
s very eirsular that Mr. Cobb, after having hal go
much time has not decided the merits Of the very
simple lie has before him. particularly when the in
teress involved Of 80 serious natur, Thousands
of dollars worth Of goods now lie upon the wharves a.
Quarantine exposed to al sorts Of weather, and are
gradually being iuired, just because Collector Schen,
in bis wisdom, thinks that empty storehouses should
remain empty.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

CHARGE oF BURNING SHIP At SEA.
Last Saturday afternoon United States Deputy Mar
sbal Wm. o. Russell Of New Bedford arrived in
Boston, bringing with him Conrad Emmel, third mste
Ao1zo We.Sep, fourth mate, Augustus Harmon and
George 4. Austin, sesmen, all OF the whsing ship
Cores Of New.Bedford, who charged with setting
fire to the ship On tie "a ef March last of toe hsnd
of Mas sgescsr. Theee accused persons, together vh
EFF Lskemsp, csptsn of the Cortss, arrived st New
Bedford on Tues day lac. n the xhalcg ship Herald.
Capt. Slocvm. Andrew Cornell ard Albert ID Sesco,
two Of The crew toe Cortes, we're also brought oous
il the Hessd a. witnsssss 10 the osse. Tis ac'Gsei
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

lHE PREsBrTrRIAS ASSEMBLY OS DNoRcE.-The
SeAsta Assembly Of Pfesby,erian' rec sry in session
10 Ohlcsso, decided, by vote Of l6O to %, that
divorces carnot be grated, unless adultery can be
Clearly shown; and that any one marrying person
eveIoed for any other cause is bimsslf guilty Of
adultery in moral view Of the CASE
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

DIR. H. JAMES, the Retired Physician, dis
covered whe iu the Fast rdes certain for Consamp
ton Asthma Bronchitis Coughs Colds, and General De
biy. The remedy discovered by hin when his only
child daughter 1ysD u7 cr Ris child cured and
il row alive a. well Des of beuh ius his fellow moss
he will send 20 who wish the recipe contsaus full dec
tons making using this reme5y free receipt # their
lanes Aedies. Z. BROWN No 10 Grand
Lara Citv
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

for s1ss gi2 f'r m.;i-I r sas ,ae s
B.rn = a, fSs ~ saJ7. cd, sI Loseed 10 mod
o.. o. ess oi,s Oh s;.,o -; aid 'sa'y hs'e'
spIil Iil~.rs MoNEY MARkET.-Ibe funds nsd oeen
LoS ,.,,i, bisher. Cons'ls had syaucei % - 20 10Y
tir 40 cc,r; viii they c.osoG WITH Grsa; hfl-ee-
NJ ltt3 :. ss.ispss in good supply st y csnt.
-. q Engsnd Tetuns for Tue week 'A'F' gan o'
stg s-i a tie et,ioa. -. D.. sn-., q a. ard Dollars
s.i bs ,h.rehol'ers n the Illinois Central Rairoai
as,sJ W., held 10 London 9n ths ~ OF SsJ N vas =" re-
s9fS to,'.ion iof fegglsr audi, a. Ne ofk on be
rote.n ,barehod- II was fswss as,e5ma,o as "a
~, strsos OF Eur pesn hsrehodeIs soonla pt.ceeo "
,o tsvsnt the Comps5y being peeeea 70 ilttner *
wi.aou, the prsyioi' conc oe o. & ne
- gs1ers opinion eX pressed tha the rau~a
@ T ci:ion 10 Wish, AieT the p,yrnen, o. the eau Q. "
~, Ia M due. more money should o. sqelieo'
s.ye,c.E sTrrRITIgs--1h position OF the msrket
s.ept,e, /. thus noticed by Msssrs d Bell so1
r., teen rather more business doing the pss' week 10
s.,,r s...e Stocks e. Improved prices In The msfxet i1f
p,say Securities The chief iesurs has been AZ aH's O'"
fit-os Cert trs Bonds lnd oasyet
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

so.'t -. .rsst. .as ll, b-ss pfo 20 ID. -feutt
f.s prt-..-r it-t "a - - 6fic-. &, s- t1st
t.fy Z ~ 5s uf'.c,tsc Wi iku Thss s. -os -s q
O. eEsr. lffcr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

A Boz DRowsED.-Coro,er Cornery, yesterday
held en- il quest at No. Trinity place, on the boiy Of
Rchsrd Con'sp, boy ten years CT age, who, on Sun
day last wac drowned at the foot Of Dey street. n. r.
lie mt on to the pier for the purpose OF bathing with
some other boys ard while there fell overheard and
was Immediately carried beyond his depth by wave
caused bys passing steamer. The Jmj rendered
verdict of death from accidental Growing.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
IAdyeIti-ueut
~ q
TuE METALLIC

THE METALLIC TABLET STROP-lnvehted by
Gro SAUNDERS lsl6- the genuine ctice has never
eaasltd Producing possible edge
Cen he obtained OF the subscribers and sole manufacturers
s. SAUNDERS, Store No. 7 Astor House
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
Adverti~meat.
BRADY'S GALLERIES.
IAdrar,Iaelnenl

PHOIoGkAPHs,
ArssoTVPxs and DAGCIReEorfPys
No. ss ard 2o5 Brosdw.y Hewfo'k aud No So fean'y'
s,nA- -sy., Washington. ID. G.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
DISASTERS FOR JULY.


Duirg the montb just past wenty-two vessels were
lost most Of them belonging to the United States
viz five shipe, five bsiks two brigs. eight schoon
ers Al ore sloop. TIE total value Of property lost
wss $780, As compared with the moath Of July,
lsj7, the above shows decrease 10 the value of gro
ptr,y lost Of $40 O00 TIE olloning table sho rs the
y, =, ate lo,s. far each month IN 1873
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
lAdvertisementl !

PuRDY's NATIONAL THEATER.-A great enter
tament tonight, Mr. j. Proctor and Nc r. Johnson both
SsiLoR or FRascr ard MID rHE Bud, to be per
fcImed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
IAdysrtiNusyt

INVISIBLE PEOPLE.-The most extraordinary OF
all n. perotuspo-s q WymAs rHr WIZARD ct BARSUHs Mt
sci s. il bis ai Of MAKING DISAPPEAR
he dOss il TINS AFTERsoON aud Evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

The 7ses Friday says In American Secunte. there was
e:scn in Illinois Central the final price being 9d27 dis
and arct,s sales illinois sevepss 81 do Shares HdS
dis New yoik Centia SHARES 76i.
IorDos MARKErs-Messrs. Barring Brothers re-
ro CosN quiet the decline advised per Vanderbilt viz
OF EDsh Whs and Foreign. SUGAR scve a. an sd
ss,ce oi e5 Cd CoyFEE quiet and steady. TEA Rather
o,e inquiry for the better knos but oonmou duu u d9id
SPIRITS TVsPfsTISs duh at 4 Tho sales OF INDIGO cossd
s.h sn active demSrd and The advance fully maintained.
LSsEED CAKES firm God eesrer; New York $40 Is Bostoo
4lO ,e good business IN LNSEED OIL but the value has
ece5so % 81 inquired for at 81 South Sea
i9a fS7 AID scarce. Pale SEAL f39 RICE dull TALLoW
tul OF az for 7. Y {. WHALEBOSt IN demano-t" onofea
IEOs toned. .
TayPf MARKETs-NothiDg later than by Wander.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

BorNp TO KILL HissELF Yesterday afternoon
Officer Dsvoe Iescued a youog u.sn named George
Treuok from dIowrirg, and conveyed him to the
Tcmts. Trepck jur ped off the pier foot OF Robin
son street, nth River, and did all n Lis power to
keep himself under ws;er. When fshed cut by the
tysfsrders LIE gave them no thanks, and struggled
,ioeptly with the officer. whom he tod thst he hsd
resolved 10 commit suicide. Officer Devoe iinsly got
hs prisoner to the Tonbs where Justice Oborn asked
T.enck his rexon for 20 ac;irg Trenck replied thst
be bad private reasons, and that there was no uss
lockir him up as he was bound to kill himself Mr.
Trerck was 10 the employ o' Messor & Co, Park
place, ard has wife and children who are at preaert
sbet Mt in the country.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04
MARINE AFFAIRS.
RTGAITA AL YAIY COLLEGE.

REGATTA AT YALE COLLEGE.
AT the recent regatta at New-Haven the six-oared
boat varupa, built by Ingerso, took the first prize
-Four beats contested.
THE NEW LoSDoS REGATTA.
TIE regatta came of in our Hsrbor to day agree
ably to arrangements made for that purpose and was
wrressed be a large number of persons. Six hand
some pr zts ered by the Committee of Arrange
uens, divided into three casses two prizes IN ea,h
class. Tie prizes weie won by the following named
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

takrc. cysr ll0 ca ,s's. Ths b.i>scs b make
ID ttou. J9l Il u4tst sfe b t.e Eli sJ-5, ~
iev la iLs Ilsltm. sat O. foe. A. t5s "a s!ss-cs
.tkst. Ieie - plobso 6s mA-y oa.,.s "a .,s
,sres .o-ttJ ss " s,l readily. Tss tg,oasis -si
t.ck veiy isTl yesierosy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

KIrIiD By F.IL-A child OF parents .es, .. !.
in Gothic slley fell from the EMU ., ~
.n.o.sutrt, ard frac.ared it, skul 1t died OF til
effects On Mordsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

Srsprorous PiRsoss-Lssis ha1ssH J.@s; AZ
len a Jcbp Gibbors arrested On .ouu
4 s,s,d % i.Ictrv. Some iss days ,iacs Gseoos h.A
tr, ken cosn tyrtk ct tbs boSA' q "~ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

ArpIsr or An ALLEGED ToNBs sKIssER.-Yertsr
dsy morning Charles Geeuheimer vas spprehended
BIZ az officer sttsched to the Lever Poice Court,
chsrg.d x;.h sttsmp.rg to ob's!r money f.on poor
woman who was in scms Officially. The wom.n, it
epresr. bad been s.sd for some slight ofr'e, and
willie wsirg about the Court was scc ,sted By Geisea
b.ner VITO offered to get her clear for slo which SUN
lie lei her 20 believe wss for justice Osborn 70 set the
mater all right" See reused the money, and the
rrcpostons msds by tie fellow reaching Justice
O:btIns esr., Re csused the arrest Of the alleged
"sty,ter" or "Tonbe ekinner." Gsissnhemsr wM
cou mt.td to prison for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

BOARD or Excrsr-The Board Of Etcise held 'ne'
fra meetIg Yesterday for the purpose OF receiving ap
plcs,icrs fer Licences ard grsotirg tie ssue some
hsf d zen had beer granted a. former mseuns'' aod
yesterday they busy fLisg ou. .'es 'Oui
mor,rg ,ll night granting sbtn' ore hu'died '"'''H
ard procers' EceIses,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

RI. Ovtr Avn KuIrp john Meyers, eIgsSsl
in auy,ry a b,,.a wagon. was rau over on MOnday
riebt 4, tro corner Ct Nostrshd and tatch asssa'
snc killed. He ,ft tie horse sts,dirg sIohe ~
ing bin .tm,, went 10 stop him and wss uoN
md iun nrtr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

NIlClrT IsntCfD 81 VAN NJ. MY C-slt1-
sycu1g usnied vonsr. .gst 90 ocsn1.,;si su.oits
CO Moldsy Ugh. q; ihs Tenement aou;s n. iD
Tlou pser ,tset. uLisr very ssd Circumstances. SIS
tnt.ee 81 Its.isu tsmsd Charles CLs.so. sso.t
tine ego Ee cAEper.s' By tIeds, su. cculi get
oyut. AID u.s suffeii;g GA MoG5sy &c looked
a. dsy fer employment, in yar, ard on re.a:Iios a:
Iel, TO his tpsI net.s il the sixth story # ce above
fou;e. he ~.s il formed BY Ii, wife tas. ths'e
Ting to Eat He reiiiet by ,syrs, Msgy. vii
20 to .e. ard yeu to your ps.ea.s until be',sr
lines As Chs'sr PIT h., hsrd the door 70 90 oct
Lis wife sprsIg cut of widow. std breaking her
back on III utter lie the descent fs, desd the pave
met CoroteT Hd,. h,d sn iIqgss. Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

Dlyp OF THEIR ISJrRLs.-rne tso meo, Jol'
Fe dLou.s aud Ctr..isn SchiokelmAn. VIZ
,oa.cea IL sugar refinery in Water stree oh
Ci.d o: thtir rjaIis yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

I1Lsrss OF CHIEF JUSTICE DUkR.-lre'e wAs
iuu or yesterday that Ju'ge Duer bad ded at a'en
I.lsId, but II could be traced to no re- able source
On Monday night lie was extremely IL, and app pNsh'y
bey( I'D rt tcovery.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

EXCISE CoMMIssIoHERs.-Messr Haskst and
Holmes held meeting yesterday, but for want o
something to DO, adjourned till this afternoon g.
O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

,.,ryD STATES COMMISSIONERS C0uHr-Aa$
Btlo,e Rics.xp T. SrLwrtL.
krFAlIsG PAIR OF PAsrAioor,. ~ >.,,,
Oliver Blown wss examined upon sas.sS =. -
lxrert. 1. App, .xs1 tas: 10 ~ coz W
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-04

SLwINC MAoHISEs Judge Iogersoll in the Circuit
Comt of the United States at New.lI.ven yesterday
granted irunctions in favor Of the patents held by
Nathaniel Wheeler & 0. b. Potter against Ri1fo'd 4
Dimoek, and other leading manufacturers of caeaf
eowirg macbinea, restraining them from using the
rough surface feed, known as the A. b. Wilson feed
The Opelousas courier., 1858-06-12
Vezate Pgsbliuue.

R L sera vendu l'encan, par lie soussigne
u encanteur, sur les lieux, aux Opelousas,
lie Samedi 8 .Juallet proclaim, 1858, un
certain Lot de TeEre, situe dams la vile
des Opelousas, pres de rEglise Catholique,
mesurant 8Opieds de face sur 139 pieds, plus
GU moins de profondeur, avec les BArlssEs
EFT AMEL1onAr1oNs, Giant la propriete ct la
derniere residence de la yeuve de Louis Gref-
fel. =5
CONDITIONS I'm ct deux ans de credit,
d partir du jour de la yente, avec caution So
lidaire. ct hypotheque reseryee jusqu 'au paie-
ment du capital ct des interets d raison de 8
pour cent compter des echeances. Lesbil-
lets seront fats d lordre de Joseph Jobin
ct payables au bureau du Recorder de Pa
rolsse. AUGUSTE N. ROBIN,
Opelousas, 5 Juin 1858. Encanteur,
The Opelousas courier., 1858-06-12
CORRUPTION.

p Nous ravons souvent dit, ct nous regret
tons d'etre aujourd'hui oblige de Ie repeter,
lie sens moral seface de plus en- plus aux
Etats- Unis. On ny connaitra bientot plus ces
delieatesses de lhonneur que le soupcon seul
efarouche ct que l'improbite, Ia n,auvaise
fol ct "a fraude epouyantent On dirait que
tout peut s'acheter ct Sc Vendre parmi nous,
que. tout marche peut Sc proposer, que toute
chose son prix. ct que devant Ia toute-puis-
sance de. .l'or, 1e vice etlaVertu son, egaux.
La corruption Embarrassment envahi
les classes eleVees de Ia societe ellie Sc COM
mun1quera peu pen aux classes inf6rieures
ct fnira, nous le craignons, par gangrener lie
ceur du peuple lui-meme. # Les scandales
don't Washington a longtemps etc le theatre,
sont connus de tout le monde; on salt QUA
Capitole Ia conscience des representants de Ia
nation est cotee ct tarifee par des courtiers
atz hoe, avec autant d'exactitude que le sucre,
IA melasse ct le# cotton sur notre marehe. On
ma pas Ia simplicite d,offrir de l'argent pour
IN vote Oh !. non, les chooses Sc passsent autre-
nent.. On sollicite respe reimbursement le suf.
frage dun honorable on le prie De soutenir
une mesure 81 celle-ci s 'aecorde avec son OBI
mon Mais CONNIE Il lui faudra probable
menta conaaorer un temps plus considerable
quill ne peut accorder aux anfGaires publioues.
ct quill nest nj juste, nj raisonnable que ses
interets personnels en- soufrent, ca s'eneage
q Plndenluiser etc lie marche Sc conclut
sous ce masque q 'hypoerisie don't nul 4 est
dupe, ct lorsque Honorable q vote il reeoit
le salaire desa honteuse complaisance.
la eorru ion j 'exerce surtout, on le volt,
dams nos assemblies deliberantes les Con-
gras et toutes nos legislatures locales en- sonlt
infectees Mss combs d eu le courage d ,en
faire Iaren reeemment en plein senat des
Etats- Unis, ct ses colI Isgues ont declare au' Il
await raiaon. Nous parlons, s'est ecriig III.
Toombs, de Ia corruption qui regne an Mex
ique, On Espagne. en France ct dams d'autres
pays, et nous De d1isons que Ii vegite nais
ma grande experience ii appriis une chose,
c'est Gull n'existez pas sous Ie eiel de gouyer-
nement aussi corrompu que colui des Etats-
The Opelousas courier., 1858-06-12

-Dans un des hauts quarters de Paris,
tout lie monde parle dun fait etrange, que
nous donnons sans commentaries, dit la
Patrse:: 49,. ~..-
: La famille dun ancien representant du
peuple, ah1igee par de grands revers de for
tune, perdu recemment une file de dix -neut
ans.
Trois jours apres eette mort, Ia seur de Ia
defunte, une jeune personne de seize ans,
entra precipitamment chez des voisins qui
habitent au meme etage que ses parents
ellie etait pale, efaree: ses dents claquaient
ellie essayait de parler ct n'arrivait qua ball
butter quelques mots inintelligibles.
--Qu 'avez-yous lui dit.on. Que vous
est-il arrive ?
2 Quand ellie fut un peu ca1mee:
..-Je viens de voir ma seur, dit.elle en-
frissonnant de tout son corps.
-Allons, allons, c'est une hallucination,
mon enfant.
q 4--Je viens de voir ma sonur, repeta-t-elle
avec energie. Elle ma parle, elle.m'a tou-
che Ia main, je Tai vue CONNIE jje yous vols, Ia
dams la chambre acoucher de ma mere. Ellie
ma dit: "VieDs oh je suis, chere soeur; on
] est lnieux que dams le monde oil tu tat
tardes. Adieu, je t'attends.' 2
. Tn mois apres cette apparition, un mois
apres jour pour jour, cette jeune personne
mourait ct depuis 1ors CONNIE siquelque male
diction await frappe cette pauvre famille, le
pere, ID mere, un frere, sont tous atteints
d'une naladie Dc lapgueur, ct leur vie semble
en- danger.