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KEY WEST, April 9, 1859.
Asssrs. Eaisors- The weather. ~ been pnfAyol
~ slnce ~ accident % The Mnlhouas, and teIr
N - ~ prevented To wrecksls nom wsskln
at ths cargo They have only sAved nine hundse'
bales, "a d which, save sssentyslx bales Y We.
The hip u settling il the and, and will soon ainl
. low y to make the diving impossible y Y though
that hftesn hundred bales vnl Be saved
3. 3. n. ship Ajax va o6 the harnoF INN
morning.
The schooner +. Raymond, Capt Latham, arrived
the 9th from Minatitlan with the loss OF her jbboom
She has msds tho necessarily repairs, and sailed the
i lit for Boston. Expenses, el9s.
The schooner Margaret I johnson, Ireland, from
New Orleans bound to Boston via New York, arrived
The slst in Distress having sprung the head Of her
i forcnast spar long enough could not be obtained
hero, and the mast was ished. She sailed the 9Th
| for her port Of destination. Expenses, ss2.
The repairs to the schooner Dr.. Kane have been
completed and she Is now taking her cargo on board
and will be able to continue on her voyage in few
days.
The slave brig Tyrant has been condemned. Judge
Wafrin gave the Custom-H House officers who seized
her go per cent and the wreckes who got her OF the
shore 40 per cent, less expenses in both cases.
70 $4,000. She is now undergoing repairs. Twenty
seven bales damaged Mexican wool we're sold on the
4th inst.
Arrived, March 81, schooner Margaret l. johnson,
ireland, New Orleans. April l, o. s. G. 8. schooner
Agassiz Jardea, Reef. April d U. s. G. 8. schooner
Torrey, Lieut. A. q. Seward. Reef. April 4, u s. C.
s. schooner Bowditch, Lieut.. W. R. Tyrell, Tampa ;
brig Lilia Mills, Weeks, Havana. April 6, U. s.
steamer Isabel, Rollins Charleston.
Sailed, April l, schooner F. Raymond, Latham,
Boston; schooner Guthrie Springer, Boston; U. s.
steamer Corwin, Lieut.. Craven, Reef April s, u s.
G. 8. schooner Bowditch, Budd, New York schooner
Margaret T. johnson, Ireland, Boston. April s, IS.
steamer Isabel, Rollins, Havana.
DELEGATE TO THE REFoRMAroRY CONVENTION
Dr.. b. s. Forwood has been appointed by the Board
of Commissioners of the New Orleans House Of Ref
uge as delegate to the convention Of Preventive,
Correctional and Reformatory Institutions of the
United States and Europe, to be held in New York
on Tuesday 10th Of May next.
DR.. Forwood has been superintendent of our insti
tuition for the last year. He was formerly of the Bal
timore House of Refuge. In 1857, when the last re-
port was made to the convention, the revenue from
labor was $1,000 per annum, while now it is at the
rate Of $4,000. The number of inmates in 1857 was
200, present number los. Total number of inmates
since opening, 1914 indentured discharged and sent
to sea since opening. $685. died. lin last year 81 7e
escaped. lin last year 49, lsl.
CANDIDATE FOR COMMISSIONERS OF THE BOARD OF
PUBLIC WoRKs.-N will be noticed this morning,
(says the Baton Rouge Gazette Of the 18TH every
word and syllable of which we cordially endorse)
that Major Augustin Duplantier is q candidate for
~ 49,
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ELECTION IN THE MOBILE FIRE DEPARTMENT,-On
Monday the Mobile Fire Department elected the fol.
lowing officers:
Chief Engineer-John F. Jewett; lst Assistant
". d. Gerow I'd Assistant-O. L. Keller.
Fire Wardens-Hook and Ladder, John King ;
Neptune No. 2, J. y: Haas; franklin No. 8, H. j.
Jenkins Merchants No. 4, Luke Whitaker; Torrent
Moo, r. I. Starr; Phoenix No. 6, P. Shaw Ne.
chanics' No. !, : Mcdonnell.
CREvAssEs.-The vicksburg True Soutbron of
Tuesday. has the following
We learn that the eyee at Bedfords plantation, in
louisiana below this city, gave way on Sunday night
and that other breaks had occurred in the levees OF
the same section. The water is rolling over the Hes.
perian evee, which was two feet above high water
when the creyasse occurred at that point last wear.
and must therefore now be about two feet higher than
a. that time. On good authority we are informed
5na. scarcely one II indeed any plantation, between
overflow The doom is overall, and scene Of desc.
latlon meets the eye in every direction between the
points above mentioned.
AZ Greenwood, on the Yazoo, as we learn from the
clerk o. the Dew Drop, where the water had reached
az It's highest within nine inches of last years mark
there has been fall, in two days, of five inches.
making it fourteen inches lower now than It was last
year, when highest.
otcers Of the Vicksburg that whilst that steamer was
lying at the I" Wood plantation, below Diamond
Island on the Mississippi side, last Saturday morning,
cross leyee above gave way, and perfect flood Of
that the Vieksbnrr w .n ~ W. y was fortunate
people of the Mace safe rssort give 'ne
AN AGrp JrnoR Az Jas.a ,rron,,,o, ..;,;..
the unner nort;on If this nstr;a. UNI leslalng ~
Inc age Of one hnndred MuG mas atalneo
court rs net ;uror hat i ,"s. an as1 MeeK ~
went through The iahors of ta ao ne
fatigue hearing and snht as ven n wisnou. serious
thirty wears iii ;nnior ana a soo t; as nos. men
good memory and ;ntaoence ~ s.''. possesseo 81
born and raised in Innn nstrc, T. M nt was
for great many years mast has haen ous
Greenville District Whilst vonth his heath ",
decatehe was able however to IA T Eli nTaI was
;s H. T., me iaf wnise ns elder brother went
ao,id u conis aany me- u IAN and slender in form
white ~ eiwon,s ely eyes, ano mar MOI entirely
honest man ana ;,Snps,p, tne character OF an
comnetent means has IN W. ciiaen possessed Of
temnera,a rraanniI, sy W ms nants have been
''f''A'e' eo.-en1.-.e S -. . ~ raInoI
AN EXPERIMENT THAT RsourREs Nrpvp eci.
entifc writer saws: . = ss'-
We have often oston;sbad tbo ,n;n;.;..,,
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FROM ST.. LANDRY.-The returns of the judicial
election from all the precincts but two give King
majority Of l25. The vote Of the parish, little up
wards Of 500.
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THos. MURRAY. JoHr poo,.r
FL9RIDA, A, Yellow PINE LUMBER YaRn-
SIM respectfully 10 lake notice bat nnr
business i cor lined legmately FLORIDA YELLOW
NEW BASIN. y SIC 11 oeoAi ''iee's,
St. Charles street, will be promptly attended to- -
Ie26N THoS. MURRAY L co.
THE IMPK0VED McCHEsNEY WASH.
ING MACH!NE-M Manufactured for sale BY tie sub.
scrber Orders left at 70 Apollo street, 294 Magazine street
y BOX 10 Mechanics Exchange at the grocery store 81
vii be rr'o;npty aendedto All ask Of the public f
money will be refunded J. NJ. DAUGHERTY, -
Ne. 10 Apolf street.
II EMOyAL-C. H. lSLOCOMB CO. have removed
from Chares street to their New Store 6 Canal street
and %, 25 g. 56 and 68 Common street. sea If
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2cask Bay Rum, pure,
. doa a, Bay Rum purs'
s,o n sasss f wsas sas0'
casks SKIS French french Lime isnsr Juice;
% hs ~ 1 En- r' veai,iaa o Fsa.
obbls. snsnsb Rrown
Is bbls. Mineral Paint;
a,.n, 1rI;.;
20 bSls . Paris White;
10 bb,s, Chalk;
q S1' Ia"Ds' sas;. ,,,,.. s,....
ia Fl, p: Powdered s ss :: s ssss,tess'
oeSls' Putty in 6ladders
yermillivn; Chrome Green.
Ii.ssiH niao a,A u.een
Red et Lead ID; si ea,us B. aV ans e.:
Turkey lumber: yandrks Brown
Patent Dryers; Iisaarss sl
Coach varnish Spirits Spirits r ~,
Japan and White copal; Tanners oil
Black s..s., Leather 4 sss inc, Oil;
Paint Brushes; Whale Oil
600 boxes Window Glass. French and American;
s Ss Ks. 5i5s 0 Fd sPa
Black Writing Ink. syringes. large assortment;
Goa aof Ne R,,s t S, see assortment;
Tentislss Coid FoiI. snotbbeecarias, Scales.
aiaaiers, Diamonds; "REMINISCENCES, Powder Boxs,.
Me6ic,e Chests PHI boxes wood and naner
Medical Saddle Bags Scarifcators:
Physicans' Gases +: Tooth Forcens.
Ampulating Instruments Thumb and snripp Ianca,s,.
cfets Gases Eonsss ana rsths.ars spAs Haucets
Tnnnny CsIasssa !. Ninnla SIossas.
Fiarertv:s Improved Rreast Pumnss
Rresst Glasses Waters Rrsost Tnn1.
Perfumerv e,c.
Eologne WAFER, HERMAN and American;
pazau, - EAtracls.,
NIL ~ E.., ~ 81 I is skercnle1si
EIaynr;nr Erirscts stanuAe'enies'
ColGaie.s soaps;
SHAVING creams;
Lily Mnns;
Liquid ~. siBse;
VI H pIA Rsn;sso.
Tooth Brushes;
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WIFE MuRDERERs CoNvICTED.-On the 9th inst.
John Mitchell was convicted at Hamilton, G. W., of
numbering his wife in January last and sentenced to
be hung on the 7th Of June.
On the same day, at Coburg, G. W., Dr.. King was
convicted of the murder of his wife. The jury re.
commended mercy
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FEW Err AND CUE.
osGOoD,S .CHoLAGnGuE.

This is the only and certain remedy this hateful dis
No need sgain complain of having it, unless
they have taken this celebrated remedy If they
take
osGooD's cHoLAGoGUE,
then farewell TO Chs and Fever forever.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Chartres street,
Sole Agents fer the soth whom orders should be
addressed.
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Always hand complete assortment Of
Drawing Materials,
Comprising MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS, DRAW
ING PAPER best quality all sizes WATER CoLORs, Bris.
to Boards Painters Pallets, Brushes Pink and Mezzont
sauces Tracing Cloth and Paper Drawing and Lhographc
Pens, Pencils, etc.
Also various Works Drawing, Architecture and Engf-
eerng and Books for Surveyors.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL 4 CO..
No. 60 Camp street.
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BLOOMFIELD, STEEL & CO.

0AOO03x xGLU, SxEEL q EO.
bA1NO 41r - = 81 = Co.'S
ROCK AND PAPER ESTABLISHMENT
AND ae
MpoRIUM
No. GO CAMP STREET,
-.--.-.,-,
-Comprising-
M.Mu
HISTORIES. READERS, Biographies D1cr1oNA.
~ 49, ~ i> 'f'A Aoe' o"1>'
slcs and Works on Rhetoric Astronomy Philosophy, Chem
's'ry geology Anersogg fh5s oogy conchoogy Spoilers
A'ash' Laun' eteek aho heefew soHooL books GLOBES
scho"' iNhslAsDs and PAPERS Of every description
soldat publishers and uanutactu'ers prices.
prooyp,,,, sur,,
...
anu AS''e"'s'
FAMILY BIBLES, of all prices
HYMN BOOKS of every description,
p1oourIrrn Srrp, ..co
..
hlsIohi' bloehAtHf' ESSAYS, POETRY, THE ORA.
ma ihA'E''e ana 'ofA'Es' NOVELS, Illus
iHAihp "oNhs' ioi BUNS JUVENILE BOOKS,
A,' oA-AAf' s''' e'e
.-- ...
l'pe''
V comprising
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TIE MAYoRALTY OF BATON RoUGR-The cleo.
ton for Mayor held on yesterday says the Gazette Of
the 18th, resulted in the election of Mr. j. E. Elan,
The vote was as follows:
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The undersigned SOLE AGENTS for the above super,o,
MES,
beg leave to inform the Trade and public generally TIM,
they keep !uppJ constantly hand and are prepared al
all times to receive orders
R. MCDOWELL Il CO.,
mi 2m No qs cJr.v;ar .,r.a.
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=
~ - c,.prr ~, -,..
10 Grand win Chateau AsrgsuI
"a . :. Chateau Dillon.
$50 :. St. Emii!on.
20 =. Pichon Longuevile.
35 Grand vim Margnux.
ian ,.,r.,. MIR iNH~h'' s""'e'ne'
Is casks Graves.
$50 baskets ANIsETTE extra-Chsayet.
" mMgaux.
q 80 ,'N ~,
70 s.,o - - "u c "" 'eor,he'
wa -, " "a y. ~
~ ny u -se-
FASHANGE-slGHT AND TINE EXCHANGE
- PARIS,
SANTZ
gtwnr
N.scy
Iyoss
AwISNs
orp r.por,,
Mrra
NIurs
or sr,r.xz
REIMs.
ST. QUENTIN, VALENGIENNEs, CARRIES, PAU, BAY
oNNE, etc. For sale by
m2,1m w. Va 'i'oG ~ p po,, .,,..,
EaCI.E MACHINE woppo
Richmond, Va.
ofrIoh-No' Union STREET,
o"-AANs
stationary steam r engines,
With Dophe Fin. Ro;lsrs and IF rnero, ensh .,s
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Law Books! Law Books!

Law Books: Law Books!
An extensive and welseected stock of Law BOOKS COM
prisng TEXT BOOKS, STATUTES, DIGEsTs, REPORTS,
and Law TREATIsEs of the most eminent American and
English Jurists.
Also, full supply of FRENCH LAW BooKs-All at pub.
shers' prices
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL l. CO.,
No GO Camp street.
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To Artists, Builders

To Artists, Builders
Aud
CIV IL ENG N E ERS
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Te Printers, Druggists, Grocers and Others.
large supply always hand of PRINTING PAPER,
various sizes; Palm Leaf and STRAW PAPER, all sizes
MANILA PAPER, sAMPLING PAPER and ENVELOPE
PAPER; SHOE PAPER AND WASTE PAPER, all sizes
and qualities. Also, CAP and LETTER PAPER, ruled
plain. at manufacturer prices.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL CO.,
No. 60 Camp street.
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To Clerks of Courts, sherifs, Justices of
the Peace and Recorders.

We keep constantly hand full supply of RECORD
BOOKS and DoCKETs, various sizes and styles; RECOBD
PAPER, ruled or plain, LEGAL CAP, NoTARIAL PRESS
ES, etc., etc.
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No. 60 Camp street.
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Merchants, Banks and Insurance Comma
mics. and Cotton Brokers,
Will find at establishment everything necessary TO COM
plete the counting with The best selected stock of STA
TIoNERV ever imported. Also COTTON SALES AND
ACCOUNT CURRENT PAPERS of all naer,s. and .,,....
and Grain, Sugar and Hnoasses WEIGHING BOOKS
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL CO.,
Nc. 80 Camp street.
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Bibles and Testaments.
SCHOOL BIBLES AND TEsTAMENTs,
ALSO
FAMILY BIBLES, of all prices
HYMN BOOKS, of every description.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL &.CO,
No. 60 Camp street.
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Miscellaneous Works.
COMPRISING
HISTORY BIOGRAPHY, ESSAYS, POETRY, THE ORA.
MA, TRAVELS and VOYAGES, NOVELS, ILLUS.
TRATED WORKS. TOY BOOKS, JUVENILE BOOKS,
GAMES, PUZZLES, ETC., etc.
Late Publications and Magazines.
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Backgammon Boxes. Chess and Chess
Boards.

large supply of the celebrated manufacturers PLAYING
CARDS at reduced prices Also. beautiful quality Play
ing Cards for Clubs, WHIST aud EUCHRE PARTIES
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

IN n. 001kEDON q co.., wHoLEsALE DRUG
| ~. GIN, No. II Magazine street,
Having received and extensive scck Of fresh DRUGS
jAEDIC1NEH, OHKMICALs, PERFuMKRY, SURGICAL
IrNsfRUMENTH PAINTS, OILS. GLASS. etc., etc., tspect
y Inform Mechans Planters and Physicians that they are
prepared T. supply them With evsry article tn The Drag linz
they may require all Of the pures quality At reasonable
prices d they can be purchased IN the city Among tho sr
csa already hand and coming In store the following;
1000 ounces sulphate Quinne, French and Americani
100 pounds Blue Mass, English and American;
iss@ 2oo pounds Calomel, Engsh and American;
100 pounds Mercurial Ointment;
IA 800 pounds Honduras Sarsaparillai
l5O pounds best Turkey Opium;
100 oss. Sui. and Acetate Morphine,
Is ounces Otto Rose;
70 casks Sal Soda;
100 kegs Sup. Cb. Soda:
lekegs Ger. Blue WASH
20 bbls. Circuma. light;
5 cases Indigo, Car. and ManllS
10 casks Pot and Pesrlssh;
80 packages saieratus;
Is bbls. pure Castor Oil;
2bdemiiohns SPIT. Nitre;
Is bills. Alcohol; --a=
40 bills. Copperas;
20 bbls. EPSON Salts;
l0bbls. Flour Sulphur;
10 bbls. Roll Sulphur; -.=
f. 2 bales SIENNA, East India and Alexandria;
1900 pounds Gum Arabic, select, hne and sorts;
Is carboys sulph. Nitric and Muriatic Acid;
-ea.a IS Jars Carb. Ammonia;
Is carboys AZ. Ammonia;
s0opounds Acetic Acid
1000 pounds Tartaric Acid;
100 Tsunic Acid;
20 kegs Pearl Barley
$50 kegs Turkey Opium;
1000 lbs. Arrow Root, Amer;
Ir~ 500 lbs Arrow Root, Bermuda;
200 lbs Assafeds, in cans;
100 lbs Balsam Copaiba;
la 5bbls. Black Lead
10 bbls. Ginger Root,
10 bbls. Refined Camphor
50 boxes CASTLE Soap;
so bhls Cayenne Pepper;
10 gross Copaiba Capsules;
scasks Chloride Lime;
200 pounds Chloroform. P. and W.;
10 bbls. Cream Tartar;
1000 pounds Ext. Logwood;
1000 gallons Copal ysrnish; -
2bbls IVA Urs
2bbs Gum MTrrh;
5 bbls. valsrisn Root;
10 bbls. Tapioca;
2bbls. Sugar Lead, white;
5bbls. Scotch Snuff. in blsdders;
200 dot. CARROTS Scotch Snuff;
100 dor. Lorllard's Msccaboy Snuff
200 doz. Roone's Maccabcy and Scotch snun;
400 pounds White Wax;
100 pounds Dover Powders; I...
1000 X assorted Herbs;
30 kegs Refined Satpeter;
leases British Luster, superior article;
20 cases Coopers Isinglsss;
bales Hops;
100 pounds Iodide Potash;
800 ounces Nitrate Silver;
2 cases Mama Flake and Sorts;
20 cans Magnesia, CAL, English
5 cases Aagnesia, Carb.;
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Scrap Books and Herbariums.
OF various sizes and patterns or coloed paper
Also, large assortment Of ALBUMS, comprising q
varied selection.
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL CO.,
No. 60 Camp street
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ERECTION IN THE MOBILE FIRE DISCRIMINATION
Monday, the Mobile Fire Department elected the fol-
lowing officers:
Chief Engineer-John F. Jewett; LIST Assistant
W. D. Gerow I'd Assistant-O L. Keller.
Fire Wardens-Hook and Ladder, John King
Neptune No.2, J. n. Haas; Franklin No 8, II. j.
No.5, R. 7. Starr; Phenix No. 6, P. Shaw Ne.
chanics' No. Z, ) McGonigal
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Blank Book Manufacturers.

Blank Book Manufacturers,
PRINTERS AND :BoOKBINpERs.
AZ TO
s7F1E, PRICE AND QUALITY,
WE DEFY ooMPETITIoN.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL 600,
lal7 No. 60 Camp street.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-04
BY sYYUs, THE PILGRIM.
(cONTINUED.)
CHAPTER XIV.
THE PROJECT OF A VILLAIN

Adele St. Aulnay sat alone in a bach
chamber on the Quai of the Louvre, but
the QueSn-mother had not yet seen her
She had been there many days in that
same chamber, having egress only to 6
small out-room beside. When Mslgrida
brought her there, he told her that the
Queen would see her soon, but only the
Jesuit and an old woman who waited
upon her, had as yet been admitted to heI
presence.
Poor Adele She was not what she
was when first we saw her in health and
strength
The rose had faded from her cheek, the
iroundneSs of the lovely face was gone; the
large, brilliant eyes were dimmed with
sorrow and weeping, and the elastic,
buoyant step was now slow and toil-worn.
And yet Adele st. Aulnay was very
beautiful. That very fading of the rose
lett the lily more palpable in its trans.
cendent purity, and the dropping of the
luStrOus eyes gave q shade of strange
sweetness to her gaze. She showed now
more plainly the true beauties of her
character, and the power of the soul was
rising above the things of earth. Oh
she was truly and indeed a being to be
Loved, anfin all the realms of the tabled
iartarus, we doubt if there could have
Oeen found a spirit so utterly damned as
would have meditated her harm. Hers
was the home of the healthier provinces
'1at OF affection, and her destiny the cir
Gle OF angels that hover eternally about
Inc throne Of the Lamb.
And Adele st. Aulnay was now very
miserable. Her life-bark had entered the
uafk chaSm of night, and there was nc
GUNNER ahead to speak of coming day,
one had wept the fountain dry of tears,
and now the grief worm fed upon hel
tsefy life. 1t did not feed upon her soul
'ot that was possessed Of life eternal
winch no eanker could gnaw, or no triaI
:. ehe sat in her solitary apartment, and
was evening. She had half slumbered
10 her chair, when old Maude came tt
UrlnS her light and food. This attendant
"S an old woman who had long beer
.sueA'nerlng the winter-blasts of life, and
tIOISh she had evidently seen much o
=, sisl and suffering, yet she had not learned
- ieel much sympathy for others. Sh'
Ioa S not an evil looking woman, but sht
t fused like one who could yet listen Il
sts :yTen song of gold. even though tn.
n" am pore virtue out of sight and lullet
zoe soul to repose in vice.
On MaIde," spoke the imprisoned maid
m 'eli me why am thus kept here"
a.. n"e old woman looked into Adele'l
sI" and after gazing for some moments
sT s,aid' while she shook her head will
'duOiOus expression:
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EsPINAssE SHOT BY His OwN SOLDIERS.
1t would seem by the snbjoinei para
graph that Gen. Espinasse was taken of
by an expedient which was said to have
proved fatal to some unpopular officers
in our own army during the Mexican
war {:
at is said that Gen. Espinasse met his
death by unfair means in the melee, and
that his untimely end was anticipated and
talked of in the army before going into
action. The story Of the cannon ball
and the horses head being carried of by
the same stroke, is all an invention
General Espinasse lUas shot dowH By
stray bullet IN tie back of tie neck, tchile
giving an order to his aid de camp, who,
placed Immediately in front of the Cen
eral, was shot dead, likewise at the same
moment. The two shots came so quickly
one upon another, that it is thought they
were both fired from the same revolver.
This is the rumor. l leave its responsibility
to those who are spreading it with great
assiduity. 1t is well known that Espi-
nasse was hated most intensely in the
army. His behavior in the coup d. etat,
of which he was foolish and vain-glorious
enough to boast, had rendered him a
marked man, and for long time he had
shared in those secret threats, received in
anonymous communications, which have
tended during the last few months to dis
pirit the Emperor's mind, and make him
fly to this war with Austria Us a relief
from remorse and the Carbonari."
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TO De CONTINUED.

BIsHoP JAMES Nor FREE MASON
The story that Bishop James saved him
self from the mob in Fannin County,
Texas, is fatty contrsdicted in his account
of the affair. He says: at is due to
truth that 1 state that the report extern
sively circulated through the papers, that
when the mob came upon US, made the
Masonic sign of distress, and thus sub
dued them. is wholly without foundation.
1 never knew Masonic sign /; / am not,
and never was Mason. The report is a
pure fiction"
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CHAPTER XVI.
MYSTERY FOR ROYALTY.

When Adele st. Aulnay came again to
consciousness, she found herself 10 her
bed, and old Msude was bending wistfully
over her. It was evening, for the candles
were lighted. She felt an oppression abOu!
the heart, and her head was light and
div. AS soon as she could command
her speech, she asked how long she had
been iusensible, and she found that it had
only been since morning. 1t was now
quite early, the darkness having but Just
fairly set in.
Adele arose from her bed and arranged
her hair. and it was then that she remem'
bered fully the scene Of the morning. She
started as the thought came to her, and
with a low, deep groan, she sank dowr
upon a chair. but she had not long to re-
feet, for hardly had she sat down, when
the door opened, and Malgrida entered.