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FR1NCE-Unc lettre adrcssGc au

FRANCE-Unc lettre adrcssGc au
Courrar de Ia MoscHe, du 3 dec, siSnalc
un fait d'intolGrance rcligieusc qui a vi
vcmcnt emu la population de Moulins-
les-Mctz. La sculpture c~cclGsiastique a
etc refusGc i TN sous-of1icicr en- retraite
du &c zouaves, NJ. Jules Errllard, blcssG
plusieurs fois en- CrimGc, Oil il await per-
du un bras. LautoritG municipale prit
aussitot DIES measures pour que lenterre-
mcnt de Get ancicn militaire eit lieu; lie
marie, padjoint, plusieurs mcmbres du
~conscil municipal ct un grand nombrc
dc citoycns suivircnt lie convoi funebrc.
Lie corps du dGfunt fut inhumG dams lc
cimetierc commun, malgr6 Popposition
du cure dc la paroisse, don't rautoritG ne
tint aucun compile LIE correspondent
du journal de Metz, attribute cette con-
duite du pretrc de Moulin-les-M Metz, Il la
situation dc NJ. Errllard, qui, s'6tant ma
ri6 2 mois au%paravant, n'avait pas recu
lie sacrcment de rEglisc.
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IEeoaonasst, des Etats-Unis, estime Ia
eonsommation de bottles ct soulicrs, dams
pUnion, a 10000, 900 dc paires pan an
nee, que pon tyalue a S., ooo, 600.
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La vile dc Jeddo (capitale du Japon),
est ditc etre sans exception, la plus
grande vile du monde; ellie renfermc
1900 900 maisons, ct 5000, 900 DANES.
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NEGRE MARION EN- PRISON.

NEGRE MARION EN- PRISON.
~ A etc arrGte ct conduit a La gedle de no
tire paroisse, un Negro nomme GEORGE,
~ Sc distant appartenir a un nomme John
HAuaHToN, de la paroisse Iberville.-Ledit Negro
est age d'environ 25 ans ct a toute sa barbe: il
dit avoir etc achete, l'automne dcrnier, dun nom
me Henri MOORE.
LIE proprietaire est invite a lie renir reclamer.
en- Sc confornlant il la loi.
NJ. AGUILLARD,
Pte-Coup6e, 5 few. Geolier.
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AVIS
H'eI donne par ces prGsentcs. que toutes les
- personnes qui ont des reclamations contre
la succession de teu Abram AFFORD. sont reouis
de les presenter al soussigne. il Waterloo: ct ceuy
qui doivent IA ladite succession de payer i,mne-
abatement. L. H. 7RIDEIL.
administrator de la succession de
feu Abram Afford.
Waterloo, % %janvier 1859.
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AL PIRIIG

AVIS AZ PUBLIC.
A FIN de %faciliter lie public. j'ai autorise NM.
6raugnard s. Gle, nfyoeiants IA la Fausse-
ltivlere, de %reeevoir lie Placement des taxes de la
paroisse, ct den bonner quittance.
les eontrlbuables sont requis d'apporter aycc
euS la notice du montant dc leurs taxes.
ADoLPHE TGNES,
Collector DIES taxes de paroissc.
Polnte Coupee, s ianv. 1859. 3 H..
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ANNONCE respcctueuscmcnt i Sos
anciens amis ct pratiqucs ct all public
en- general quill a rachetG son Etablissc-
ment dc BJoutcric, ct quill est pref en-
core, CONNIE par lie passG, alcs satisfairc
autant que possible.
IL actucllcment en- main I'm Assorti-
ment Complet dc Montrcs ct dc BIZ
joux quill otfre i vendrc Il dies prix mode
res, mails pour du compliant settlement.
Bg~ Tout Outrage de fabriquc on de
reparation fait chez lui est garanti.
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A. SZABO,
mAHGE}AMD
A Y SARA.

En- Sd Nouvcllc Maison, situGc entire
la residence de Charles Holman, ct lc
"New Livery Stables" dc j. II. Hen
shaw, rue I~rlnclpalc. 8 oct.
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COLLEGE POYDRAS.

P.AEOISSE DE La POlNTE COCPEE.
Is ENERCICES de ccttr Institution COM
IL ncnccront lc premier lundi de tctrier.
lie cour> dies ttulcs comprcndra toutcs cellrs
uui Sont genCralcmcnt tnSci.ntrs dams les NEIL
lcurs colleges du pays. ct unc attention spectacle
sierra donnGc i tout &c qui. dams lc conrs der
ttudrS. pcut ayoir unc Importance particulit=s
rrlativclncnt aux utiaircs de III vie: do sortc 'Fir
cruy uui auront pris leurS degrees dams cctte inst
tuition. p">>Gderont. Il ltur cntrGc dams lie monde.
dies commissioners pratiuueS. alssi hicn que scicn-
~tifiQucs.
La Tongue experience du Slrintcndant actucl
dams In ~carrirrc de Ienscigncmcnt. ct leg hcutcuy
rtSultatS %ol,tcnus par lui. lui %inSpircnt de la con-
tiancr. ct lui lonncnt lc droit d':tsSurcr ccux oui
voudront. hirn lui confer lcurs rnfantS. uuils scront
p%ariait, m"nt Sati<iaitS. ct sous lc rapport tie l'ttl-
de ct de- | Advancement. ct SOILS cclli dl comfortable
ct du nGcc>>airc phySi1urS DIES cleves.
Null Professor ne sc%a clnployG CONNIE aide siI
nest reconnu CONNIE etant parf@itcment capable
dc renlplir son mandat.
Les plus yr;lndes facilities p~ossiIlrs scront rGl-
mics dams cttte institution. pour hatcr les progress
,lcs tlevcS: nutre tous les instruments ct aplmrriIs
he chimic. de- philosopI,ic ct ,r physique, ellie pos
sedr unc bibIiothcqnc cl,oi>ie ct complete.
&c college otilc DIES facilities pour I'ttudc de la
langl,c anglaise qii ne sont SIrlr<>Grs par ceIlrs
d'aucunc autrr institution 'u pays. ttant situte
dams une paroissc OH les dcuX lanytlcS Sont parIees
aycc unc fyllc ticilitG.
CONDITIONS.
Cours d'instruction, ave pension, blar-
chissayc, etc, par n....... $4,000
Cours d'inStruction ct dcmi pen
sion, par 10000
Cours prGparatoirc, par an. 5000
Cours dc Classiqucs.......... 1900
lIonoraircs dc matriculc, (pour
Intcrncs seuls) ........... 1900
\. w. JACKSON, President.
Pointc Coup6", so %janv-l an.
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Tn bon pasteur dome sa vie pour scs brcbis.
Enrcgistrer tous les fats d'intolGrance
religieuse de tout genre qui ont lieu lei
iournellcmcnt, serait unc tachc trop DIFF
ficilc, simon impossible, i accomplir pour
celui qui pcntreprendrait nous nous
bornerons a dire que les nombreux chre-
items qui habitent notre grande ct popu-
leuse paroisse, ont plus dune fois occa
sion ct raison de sc plaindrc. L'hiver,
c'est la pluie, la boue, lie brouillard, lie
froid, &c, &c, qui empechent NJ. *** de
faire 0 service (pour lequcl il est &C.
pendant assez largement retribue) Pete,
c'est la poussiere, lc soleil, la chalcur,
voire meme les moustiques, &C., &c,
toutes ~raisons plus on moins rala6es,
CONNIE on en- pcut juger. Nos parois-
stems sont done r6duits a metre parfaits
chr6tiens que Ia Motto de l'annee, en-
core NY doivent-ils guere compiler, car
il sc trouve alors des cas- mrRGvus.
Croyons que Mgr. de Ia Nile Orleans,
fera enfin droit aux nombrcuses rGclama-
lions que des personnes h%onorables ne
c~essent de lui adresser depuis quelque
temps oici lie Cartme, voici Plaques,
lie moment approclie gu tout bon catho
lique sent la nGcessitG de sc reconcilier
avec lui-meme, ct de faire penitence des
fautes quill a commises pendant rannee.
Esperons que notre pasteur fera tout ce
qui %ddpendra de lui pour contribuer au
b%icn-6tre spirituel du troupeau que Ia
Providence a daignG lui confer.
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MECHANICS. INVENTORS. AND MANU-
lVI facturcrs.-TwrIith Year.-ProSlcctus Of the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-02
NORTHERN AID TO VIRGINIA.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YORK, Dec /, lo0y.
In to.day's issue Of the HERALD read the subjoned
paragraph, emanatIng from your Richmond cores
pondent:-
subject Of very general remark here, that while
thousands Of letters have TO the State Department.
sympathzng with John Brown and seeking pardon for
him. and thousands threatening Gov. Wise's life in
the event Of Browns execution rot single letter
encouragement sympathy with Virginia in this conflict
condemnation OF this vanous aggression upon her
rights, has been received. The inference to which this
naturally leads is that there is no sympathy among
Northern for Virginia the South and this convic-
ton fast loosening the bond Of union which heretofore
existed between the two sections.
From this statement would appear that the North 70
longer animated by that fratcrnal regard which for
merry governed its conduct towards the South but wmch
happily s far from being the true analysis Oh Nortnefh
feeling. have not the least doubt should an emer
gency arise Of sufficient magnitude to call out active aa
that New York city alone would furnish oi men ana arms
sucency to eectualy crush any movement set on loot
by fanatcal aboionists refatatcn OF the statement
OF the Richmond correspondent, | have to say
that at an early day OF the "Brown .~c,ls
ment,o offered by letter :. sovsrnor wisc
one hundred man fly Armed and equipped residents Of
This CITY, and eager :, demonstrate their sympathy Cor
tho South py ac'.vcly espousng her cansc. Knowing
Governor Ne objection b receive assistance from other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-02
city Politics.

ANOTHER AMERICAN MAY0RALrTy CoNvxNTroN.
Another section Of the American party held CONVEX
thn at the Westchcster House last evening letter rom
Mr. MIR. Ogden, declining the nomination for the mayor
atty, on account Of change OF circumstances, VIZ ~
ceived. Mr. Bavemeyer, the Tammany cananssu, ss 80
then nominated by acclamation. Tho meeting 'Ae" -
jc rned I'LL tins day week. at the same place.
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HON. MR.. EDGERToN's MISSION.

The Mr. Edgerton, member Of Congress from Ohio re-
fcrred to In your teegaphc despatch from Washington
Of this morning, being smssion from Browns son
to obtain the body Of his father not the Hon. Alfred p
Edgerton of that State. This gentleman has too much
spect for himself and too little mpathy for the cuprt
Brown, accept Of any mission in his bcha, except it
might be to aid in bringing him to the condign punish
ment which has been awarded him.
LYCURGUS EDGERTON,
200 Broadway. =
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LETTER FROM CAPTAIN COOK.

The following Is extract from q letter from Captain
John E. Cook received by his brother this city,
CHARrEsrowS JAIL, Monday Nov. a, 1853.
Mr. EVER DEAR SISTER BRoTHER-Your kind and vel
come letter. postmarkcd November H. received the fol-
lowing day have words tell the Deep pure ioy
gave So kind, full of love and affection that While
gave new life, It still made feel that was all un-
worthy Of such fond and devoted sister It made nv
lonely cell more cheerful for from every and line
beamed loves own sunshine DER my heart II awoke to
newer Lie every chord OF affection and every kindred e
know that you do believe that any stain Of murder
rests upon my SOUL Though dooned to die for such q
crme feel conscious innocence from such deep stains OF
blood Whatever may be my fate, shall meet il calmly
we are thus early parted here, hope that we again
may meet where partings unknown.
Governor Wise arrived here with about four hundred
troops last Sunday Dght Two companies had come up
from Alexandria the Friday previous in ALL between 500
aud COO men with five pieces OF artillery. They have all
sorts Of here about attempt TO rescue us
baye idea that any at the North has any such
ideas. At least hope they have not.
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Virginia. he has idea that any Is be attempted
He would not have any objection TO the attempt made
He would rather like it, The citizens Of Charlesown do
however, be says apprehend some coup dc main on the
part of the aboitionists, and II is not always
easy Danish apprehensons, matter how unounded
he thinks it but right and proper that such demon
straton should be made would entirely preclude the
possibility Of an attempt to rescue Brown
Outside, inside and all around tho Carter House are
evidences Of the presence of the army Of occupation"
for by such title Ihave designated The uniforms and
uniforms numerous and varied 40 If the army
consisted of $4,000 instead Of 900 Some OF the
troops sort Of ager uniform, dark coats and pants
braided with green and souched hats with dark plumes
Guard Of New York. Some wear antique dresses, with
high, awkward hats, like those which the Britishers
might have appeared in eighty years ago. Others again
white wais,bet their dnary clothes, with bayo.
net, sheahed or unsheahed as the case may be,
shoulders. Then the irregular cavalry OF the army
composed Of hne looking young fellows, active
w wS saStes aa ss ssaaS ag
their belts bosoms, with the butts sticking out and
spurs cankpg at their heels They all their ordi
turned out loose in the yard Of the Carter House, which
looks not unlike large pound when the baf s uncom
monty active Most Of the men, when not on duty,
are sannteripg about smoking their segars pipes There
no signs Of intoxicaton with any OF them and indeed
MI seem 10 have wonderfully adapted tho nselvcs that
good soldiers.
At the OF Of tho srcets are placed brass
bowzers There ia also in front Of the Court House.
which building occupied by troops The school roo ms
Of the churches are likewise given up temporary bar
racks.
And yet there undue excitement pcrvading the town.
Citizens and soldiers appear To be impressed with sense
Of responsibilities feeling that the present is an
country but that is all have heard no thrcas of vo
lence, and have manifestation Of dsoyay 10 the
Uncn although would not venture to say that there is
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SKETCH OF OLD BROWN.
The friends Of Old Brown have labored hard to prove
him insane, and thus lay grounds for obtaining
pardon from Gov Wse With this object his counsel pro-
cured less than twenty adavs fron, his acquain-
in Ohio he substance of which appeared in wedncs
days HERllD) showing that he comes Of family in
which insanity is hereditary. appears that his grand
mother two aunts, one unclo Eve cousins, sister,
niece and two Of his had been afflicted with aber
raons Of mind from time TO me and that Of them
had died insane, and some now inmates Of luuac
asyhms. Ossawatome Brown comes Of a military fami
ly In the buryiDg ground the church in Canton
Centre Conn, stands marble monument, upon which
is Inscribed the following
ssJp memory Of Capt John Brown, who died in the
Revolutionary army, Mt New York. September 3, 17I6
He was Of the fourth generation in regular descent from
Peter Brown, one Of the Pilgrim Fathers, who landed
from the May Flower, Ut Ply mouth, Mass December e.
1B20.n
Capt Brown at his country's call, led forth company
Of Yves, msbury (now Canton troops to the deadly
nct and fell victim TO the then prevailing epidemic in
the American camp He left numerous group OF little
ones, who reared by his widow with singular tact
and Judgment to habits Of industry and principles Of vir
Tue, and all became distinguished citizens In the commu
nHes IN which they resided. One of the sons became
uogc IN one Of the courts Of Ohio One Of the daughters
honor OF giving TO OF our most ourshng New
Eneiahd colleges President for twenty years in the per
son Of her son.
Owen Brown, o. her sons and father of the prcent
Cnpt John Brown, married daughter Of Gideon Mills
cnary army aud was entrusted with the command .,
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Lock HOSPITAL,
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DISEASES OF IMPR UDENcE.
LET pALsE EFFICACY PREVENT.
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MARRIAGE
MARRIED PERSONS, Young Men eoatsm plating Mar
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ossy eonsd IN has honor gentleman and confidently rely
OFFICE No. : SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
len hand SIDE gong from B.lanor. .rr,. lev DOOR IRON
na'' % P'ia and s0'i DR. J ,,iSIs
Member Of the Royal College surs,ou. LOadoa rrds.ts
from Of the College ths United s.at.s
foass P. . SsiI r. z.
setsd some Of The astonishing that
When sleep sr.st BENG alarmed AZ .sss.s
sounds. ssssafne. With t.aU.at blsshus .u.ad.d
""'' WIN T%ks f%s S'Gf sSTicE en-"
Young msn and ohsr shs have injured themselves BY
learned from evil eompsnOns school, the seseu q
which nghuy felt when asleep, and cured
render. mpO.sbl. aud destroys nnd .hd
These ofthe sad aud melancholy .feets produced
y s.r sns q EIss' n. w.ss%.,s e The Be- s"s
Power, Palpitaon Of the Heart
y, Derange Of the fs1eIons Dsby
MENTALLY.-The fearful effects mind much to
be dreaded-Lo.s Of Memory Cous'Oa Of Depression
OF Spirits, Evil Fo1bodIngs Aversion Society
Love Of Solitude Timidllyr Of the evils pro
| NERVOUS DEBILITY-Thou,snd, can now Judy, xh.,
coming veal pale nervous aud smaeiated having singular
.GSS s S eO"'1"PO"
When the misguided aud nprud.n rotsry pleasure Ends
he the seeds Of tbs painful diseases It TOO often
deIers bun from applying those who, from eueson aud
respectfully alone beIend him. lie fails
hands Of Ignorant aud desgning Prssndsr, Who incapable
month after month, long the smallest fee be
and despair leave hin 10 sigL
poison, Mercury hasten the syupton Of hi,
terrible disease such Affections of the Heart ro
stin prog essisg rspdity death puts
period his dreadfu suferngs by sending him
discovered country from those bourne
| DR.. JoHNsONs REMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS
| AND IMPOTENCY.
By this and ezkness Of the
eddy cured and full restored Thousands
aud debiated, Who had ali hope, hsrs
All edents Marriage Physical Mental Di,qua
heaons Loss Of PTocreaiTs Powers, Nervous .6ity
Trembling and W.sines Exhaustion Of the f,Srfs
| ENDORSEMENT or THE PRESS
THE MANY THOUSANDS cured tins Institution within
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reporters n Oh. papers aud many other persons nnties
.,s.. M asa .mo ss% es,css us public h'
bIty, - sufficient the afflicted. ban 2Sly
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