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Par de pareils ohjets les ames sont blessees,
Et celia fat Yenir de cOupables pensees.

Milton had very different notion from Lord
Haddo's of the moral influence of beauty, where
he represents the sight of Eve imparting mo-
mentary virtue to the fiend himself. The poet
certainly describes the goodness produced as
"stupid' one-''stupidly good''-and in that res
pect we must own that the study of the nude, after
their own fashion, has been perfectly successful
with Lord Haddo and Mr.. SpoOner. The kind OF
goodness is so dull as to difference between
the studio of Titan Raphael and house OF
the worst fame. Nothing can be more true than what
Sir q. c. Lewis affirmed that "the ancient mas
ters whose works all admired, and who were re-
cognized as the classical models in every depart
ment of art, bad acquired their knowledge by
study of the human figure, male and female" How
else, indeed, could they have acquired it? As well
might the landscape painter study the face OF ma
ture only when covered with mists and fogs, the
painter of the human form hope to express except
by the mode of study which fanaticism denounces.
We are sorry to hear Sir G. G. Lewis foreboding
that ga time may when a refined feeling of
delicacy in the public may render the present prac
tice of artists impossible for it is the same as
foreboding the death of art ITSELF 1t is obvious
that if ever Lord Haddo converts the public to his
views, the movement cannot stop with putting down
the nude in flesh and blood 1t must, in cOnsisten-
cy be put down also stone and canvass; the
monuments of art must perish with its original
sources and the same inexorabe prudery will, of
course, show the surgeons dissecting as little
mercy as the artists studio, so that the humanest
of all the sciences and professions will share the
fate of the most beautiful of the arts. We dwell
on this prospect with sort of satisfaction, because
there is some protection against bad principles IN
the very lengths to which they ough to be pushed,
if they were fOund.-London Ecam'ner.
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Inauguration of Cove.

Inauguration OF governor GOODWIN.
CONCORD, N. H., June THE Inauguration of
Governor Goodwin this morning was attended with
unusual display, both civic and military. The in
augural address was brief, and mainly devoted to
local affairs.
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The Bank of England.

The Bank of England
ST. John, N. F., June 6.-(Per the steamer
Prince Albert. )-Tbe bullion in the Bank of Eng
land had increased during the week ending May
26, f516, 900.
Departure of the U. s. Steamer POcahOntas for
Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS, June THE U. S. steamer Po-
cahontas sailed for Vera Cruz to-day with large
mail
From Texas.
New ORLEANS, June THE steamship Arizona,
from Brazos on the Sd inst, has arrived here with
81 900 in specie She brings news.
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An Assassination at CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, June 7.-Mr. Henry Crawley, a
teacher in the Mount Auburn Female Seminary,
while escorting two ladies home from the Opera,
last night, was stabbed in the breast by rOwdies,
causing instant death. The murderers have not
been arrested.
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE s.
Acknowledgment is still dull but quote it as be-
fore 4 per gallon for Western 95 per cent We
not however advised Of any transactions of moment this
week.
ASHES-We continue to quote Ashes at IS % for Pot
and s5.62x per 100 lbs. for Pearl.
BARK.-Quercitron Bark still ranges at from $l7 to
$22 50per ton for common to strictly prime There is
demand for it for export and note sales this week
of SO tons fair quality at $40 per ton. fob.
observation-disclosures is steady and firm at 35(l36 cts
per ID. There is fair demand for it at these figures
BREAD.-Bread is steady at the following rates, viz:
AZ for Navy cts. for Pilot, and per lb
Water Crackers, less the usual discount.
BRIMST0NE-We have heard of no sales of Birthstone
this week. but quote crude Sicily nominal $50 per
ton.
COTTON There has been a moderate demand this
week from manufacturers and note sales of about
bales interior good mddling Upland and Gulf at from
6xGl24 cts, cash and six months, about 200 bales OF
which were taken for export to France and another
market. Prices unchanged and continue to
quote:
GRADES UPLAND. GuIP 4 wHaTppN
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MARK ETS BY TELEGRAPH.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

FOREIGN.
SAGUA LA GRANDE-Schr. E. C. Knight-235 hhJs.
sugar $50 boxes do 40 hhds moassas James Fisher
| Sons.
COASTWISE
MoBILE-Schr. Maria Pike.-442 bales cotton, A. G..
| Schaefer; bbls molasses, order.
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
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: ~. 'Nt,F u : NEFNI U &C
j. SPEAR SMITH.
JOS. n AIDOUN.
my241aw4w = - - ? 57;z357 =,

my @y7TisTS5s TIE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
C1TYl IS SITTING IN EQUITY May Term ls6nm oil
LII i TpT q son AND OTHERS as NATHAN I. DU-
YEk "A 4 n n nTHFRS-0rdered that the sale made
snd by Henry StCekbdge Trustee for the safe Of
tne rs ratified and confirmed, unless the
thereof shown on or before the 18th day of June
sx nrovided, copy of this order be inserted in
Newspaper printed in Baltimore in each Of three
cssiye weeks before the said 10Th day Of June next
The report states the amount of sales to be $266975
ANY GEO E. SANGST0N, Clerk.
my29law3w Clerk.
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lRD OF TRAD

BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee of Arbitration for the month of June.
W. T. WALTERS.
GEO. +. WEBB, ITHOS. GOODWIN
HENRY WEHRHANE, g. II. REESE.
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The CRUSADE OF PRUDERY AGAINST ART.-As long
as We have Lord Haddo, with his annual prudish
motion against nude models, we shall never want
good illustration of Swift's definition OF nice
man. The nastness is entirely in the particular
view of the subject, not in the subject ITSELF which
suggests nothing of the kind to the pure eyes OF
science or art. We hardly know a less enviabIe
constitution of mind than in which the con-
temptation of the most exquisite work of creation
is indissoIubly connected with ''outrages against
decency and morals" Some men cannot conceived
Lucretia without Tarquin, or meet DOrine on the
stairs without Tartutes explosion of virtue against
her bare arms.
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From New Mexico and the PIains--AttacIS by
the Indians Fort Defiance.
Louisiana Democratic State COnvention-The
Sac

New ORLEANS, June 7.-The Democratic State
Convention at Donaldsonve has adjourned. The
secession from the Charleston Convention was con-
demned, and it was resolved that the Louisiana
delegates pledge themselves to support the nomi-
nees of the Baltimore Convention.
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HOWARD STREET FLouR-As usuai The transactions
nave 1o Seen Chiefly in this the include
bbs de- at $575 200 bbls. Extra at as and 500 bbls
fancy brands @ Do at 90 $e25e6s7H per Dbl. We quote
choice brands, and Extra at sse Is per bSl ''
OHIO FLouI.-Ths only sales Of Ohio Flour ne have
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THE STATE OF MARYLAND.-At an Or
phan's Court held for Baltimore city, in the Court house
in the city Baltimore, the twenty nitn Jay VI may "
the wear of our Lord eighteen hundred and Sky no>
Present-J. SPEAR SMITH JOSEPH ii. AubOUN,
FRANKLIS SUPrLEE, Judges.
Among other proc edings were the following viz: ~
in THE ORPHANS COURT FOR BALllMORE CITY
Ordered this tweny-fth day of May 1861 the petition
of EDWARD OTIS HINKLEY, surviving Executor Of Leo
nard Jarvis Orphans Court for Baltimore city that
the appointment the twentyfth day OF June next, in
Executor meeting pc, entitled to dsubutive
shares egace the residue of the personal estate
of said Jarvis, in der that payment and distribution there
of be made at such meeting under the Courts direction
and CONTROL be- and the hereby approved And it
ordered that said Executor do give notice
meeting by publication Of this order in two of the daily
papers published ia the city OF Baltimore week
for weeks before The day 0 said eetng
(Sigued,) j. SPEAR SMITH.
JOS H AUD0UN,
FRANKLIN SUPPLEE.
In testimony that the aoregong is copy taken from
of the records of the proceedings of the urphans Court
city, hereunto subscribe my and atiN
the said Court this twenty fifth ay May,
the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and sixty.
TeSt-lSAAC p. COOK,
my2slaw4w Register of Wills for Bal imore city.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Il CITY.-SALLY A. WINS Us. JOHN IVINS.-The OBJ
mdtTiROnli The amended bill states that the dehusn
abandoned the complainant, and thst said soandon d
has continued for uIee years. is deliberate ana M
that the beyond
expectation reconciliation. 1t is, hereupon th
of May, 1860, crdeed and ad Judged that me nne daily
by causing copy of this order to De s - Zach OF four
papetpubshed in Baltimore city me nevt give no
successive before the h day 6 and substance Of
tice said absent defendant OF the i; This Court in
this amended h and warn him tbe 95h day OF Septeu
her naxf tn answer the premises, and s1'" CAUSE " any
Why decree ought not to E5 EfsS as W SHERWOOD Clerk
r,a .onv-Test: GEO. W. SHERWOOD,
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Is. MendS fLOBt Is
lq... .Mends LOOSENED LEA ES .l9
s0,...U.. .Mends UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE. u. .2D
2I.... E.. .nds GBEAT ERS...
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SPALDING'S
PreDNTed GZeEe!

PreDNa'ed GZeIe!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEl
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUEl
SAVE THE PIECEsl
ECONOMY DISPATCH
s9-'sA STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE" -sa
is very desirable to cheap convenient way
{ repairing Furniture, Toys Crockery, &c.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets such emergencies, hous hold can afford to
be without 1t is always ready and up the sticking
point There is longer necessity for limpng chairs
splnered veneers headess dolls, and broken cradles
the article for cone SHE'LL and other ornamental work
popular with ladies of refinement and taste
This admirable preparation used cod being chemically
held solution, and sessng all the valuable qualities
the best cabinet makers Glue may used in the place
of ordinary mucilage, being vastly adhesive.
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
n BA Brush accompanies each bottle Price IS cent,
Wholesale DEPOT. No. As CEDAR STREET,
NEW YORK.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

Total. 5,542 2,578 900 12s 762 ., ,2l8 14l, o88
RYE FLouR-5O bbs to Halifax; rs bbls to Porto
Rico
WHEAT.-2o0 bushels, to Halifax
TORACCO-uHns
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEl
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEl
SAVE THE PIECESl
GA STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE" -Sa
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE

As accidents ,v happen, aoeu regulated antilles
is very desirable have cheap and convenient way
repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, &c.
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n B.A Brush accompanies each bottle Price IS cent
Wholesale DEPOT, No. As CEDAR STREET,
New YORK.
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Put up In cases containing either Four, Eight or Twelve
Josen each-A beautiful LITHoeRApHIc SzowCARD accom-
panytng eacn PACKAGE n36lawly
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A Y ] S.

AVIS public est presentemeat donne tous
ceux quill peut concerner, de ne point accepter
en- paiemcnt escempter, ou negocier. de quelque
.facon que ee puisse etre les bilets ci apres de-
crits: savoir;
Trois billets eromlssoires. dates du IA 4fevrier
1860. eiIacuu de La somme de quatrp mile trois
cent soiyantesix piastres soixante six cents, exc
cutes par Narswarth Bell, a l'ordre de Justus
Reynolds. payable respectivemant lie premier de
mars des annees 1861, 1862 ct 1868.
Lesdits billets ont etc souscrits en- paiementd'un
lot de terre situe dams la paroisse de la Pointe
Coupes vendu par lie dit Reynolds au sous-
gns en- rertu dune Acte passe par devant P. A.
Walker, notaire public. dams la vile de Baton
Rouge.
Les conditions de la dite vente nayant point
etc remplies; lie dit Reynolds ne pouvant deli
vrer un titre valable pour un certaine portion de
la propriete vendue. je ne paierai nj les biilets
ei dessus decrits nj aucune partie des memes
bliets
LIyosA LIE ) mai 1860
NARSTHWORTH BELL.
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LIE NJ RIAGE

! Tout le monde parle de sc marier
apresent; on n'entend plus parler que
de personncs qui jettent Ell RANT leur
destlnet dams ce gouffre sans fond que
lon nomme lc marriage, ct qui sortent
dams cette grande loterie bien souvcnt
plus de mauvais numeros ala veritG que de
bons. Qnelqucs hommes regadent le
conJunSo CONNIE unc fin necessairc,
d'autres CONNIE une atflict;on fatalc, des
personnes plus serieuse, CONNIE une
6preuve que la providence nous cnvoie
a nous autrcs hommes; il est vrai que
de ieur cote, les femmes font bien leurs
petitesreflexionsace sujet. Cest leurdroit;
Il &C propos, TN dc nos amis, intcrrompu
un jour, au milieu dune partic de billiard
pas un autre de nos amis, lequel Sc
trouvc etre aussi lie sien, recevait CONNIE
un coup dc foudre la communication sui
vante: Sais tn Emile anAdolphe Went
de Sc marier? Impossible, mon cher, re-
pondit il petrife, moi qui ravais laisse 81
bien portant rautre jour.
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Pointe Coupee, 2 mai. 1860
$40 DE RECOMPENSEx

CE soNT enfuis de chez lie soussigne all Bayou
~ Crosse Tete. JEFF, negre age de 26 ans
environ pieds de hauteur. deux dents a la ma.
chore superieure, en- partie brisees.
SIMON, autre uegre age de 70 ans, pieds 4
pouees environ. fortement constitute.
lis sont tout deux originaires du Tennessee, ct
ont etc aeheses dernierement. LIS sont vetus de
pantalons ct dc jaqaettes bleues l'un porte un
cAapean de laine girls, lautre, unc casquette lis
ressemblent des nesrss tout nouyellement
achcte+.
Je paierai Ia recompense sEIsdite a quiconque
les arretera ct me les amenera on les logera dams
la gcolc de cette paroisse, OF $40 pour chacun
deux 4. WIEDMAN,
chez John Buford.
Bayou Crosse Tete, 5 mai 1860.
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AVIS.
r E PUBLIC est notifie par lie present avis.
IL que lie sousssigne, Collector de Taxes de
Paroisse, est requis par la loi de reger ses comp
tes ayec lie Tresorier de Paroisse dams un delai
de dix jours a partir de cette date.
In consequence les personnes qui desirent
payer leurs taxes aFec- des obligations de Ia pa
roisse doivent regler sans delai, car passe cette
epoque il ne sera plus accepte que de Fargent
compliant en- placement des taxes dnes
ADOLPHE VIGNES,
Collecteur de Taxes de Paroisse
5 mai 1860
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n 0 L Y E 4 U X AVIS:
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

y L
COUR DU NEUvleM.1 DISTRICT JUDlCIAIRE
PAHoIssE DE La PoENrE C0rFEE.
!. Dams l'atfaire de la succession d'Ovide Lsieune
--Euphrase Scard. admiuistrat trcc No
TONfORMEMESTs a un orare de rHonorab.>
~ Cour du Neuvieme District Judicaire, dams
ct pour la paroisse ct Etat susdits, Je soussignc
sherlf de cette paroisse, offrira Ell vente publi-
que, sur les lieux, dams lie de Fausse- -Riyierc
en- cetteeparoiss,
iSameal me jour de Juin 1860,
A 10 h. A. NJ les prnprietes suivantes dependant
de tadltc succession; sayor:
TERRES:
IN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE situe sur
llle de la Fausse Riviere, a l.endroit appele la
Bale, dams cette paruissc, ayant deux arpents de
face sur quarante de protondeur, plus ou moins:
borne dun cote par la terre de Joseph Moniot-
te. ct de lautrepar la terre dc Jules Major. avec
toutes les batisses ct ameioratons qui sly trou-
vent,
EEFETS MORILLIERS
Mcubles de maison ct de cuisine: nm lot de CO.
ton en- grain; sept vaches ct leurs suivants; un
lot dsoutils aratoIes: un vieux buggy ct harnais:
ua lot d outils pour charpentier ct forgeron,
Iermss ct conditions de ia reute:
lie mobilier compliant
La terre, un cinquieme compliant ct la balance
a un. deux. trois ct quatre ans de credit.
Les acquereurs devront fournir leurs billets
avec bonnes ct solvables securities personneles
a la satisfaction de- 'administratlice, portant D.
100 d'interets apres echeanee jusqu' au parfait
Placement. Une hypotheque speciale sera reser;
wee sur les immeubles Jusqu'au Placement final
DIES billets donnes en- Placement des dts objets
SEVERN PORCIIE Sheriff. =
Pointe-Coupee, mai 1860
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dams la lutte qui va toujours augmcn-
tant entire les deux sections du pays, il est
ditficilc dsons nous, d'imaginer COM
ment lis cussent pm agir autremcnt.
Au reste nous n'avons point encore lie
dcrnler mot dc Get incident ct les nouvol
les deptchcs nous renseigneront beau
coup mieux il Get 4gard.
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DEMOCRATIC.
prRLIE TOUS l. E
PAR P. A. ROY.
t,.. Burcaux ct Atelicrs sont situes aupres de
La Maison dc C0ur.
ABONN MEME y 7:
rrois Piastrc1 par an,
nsy- P1 IIBLES UA FlNCE '<sss
PRIX DES ANNONCE%S:

Pour chaque carr6 de dix lignes ou moIns:
pour la premiere insertion. .:.....sl
Pour ehaque insertion additlonnelle. par
carre e.............. ............:. ~
Pour toute annonce indignant Ia profession
ct lie domicle, ct qui n'excedefa pas IL
enes. ayec Announcement au journal. par an.lo 0C
Tine diminution liberale sera faite aux person
ues ani s'abonneront lannee pour la publica-
tien de leurs annonces; NV
Toutc annonce de candidat sera payee DIX
PIASTRES, ct d'auaace.
Toute annonce don't lie nombre dlnsertons
nest pas specific, verbalcment OIL par ecrlt. sera
inseree iusqu'a nouvel orlre. AL taax ordinaire.
NIL scrit dune nature personnclle ne pourra
tire admis dams nos COLONIES que CONNIE annon-
90, deux piastres lie carre ct payable tnpariabte-
,aeat aapance.
rrToute annonce, a moius quill men soft or
donne autrement sera publiee en- franeals ct en-
anglais. ct payee au taux ci-dessus
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IS.

n
EssT donne par ces presentes qu ErGENE FABRE
IL s'est prGsente l'Hon Cour du 9eme Dis
trict dams pour Ia paroisse de la Pointe Coupee
pour etre nomme administrator de Ia success
sion de
THEREsE OLINDE, veuve LOUIS DAVID
decedee. ct que 81 dams les dix jours qui sui
vront Get avis aucune opposition nest faite a
sa demande, il sera nomm6 conformement
Par ordTe de Ia Cour du 9me District.
4. BONDY, GrcAicr.
Pointe CoupGe, 2 mai. 1860
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DISSOLUTION DE SOCIETE

La soeiete existant precedemment entire W. A
Jackson ct III. LII. Vanderslice ct don't le siege
exstait n Waterloo. est dssoute partir de ce
jour. LIE sousigne NJ Vandersliee prevint lie
public quill ne Sc reconnaitra responsible d'au-
cune dette contractee par son ex associe tant en-
son nom personel, au au nom de la dite soeie Is
III. II. VANDERsLIGE
g Avril 1860
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M a. R EE .,

LIE lundi 50 avril, par lie Reverend F. Mttel-
bronn a la Pointe Coupee, NJ. BASIL VASMALLE
ct MILE. JULIE LABRr, de cette paroisse.
LIE mercredi mai, en- Ieglise de la Fausse
Riviere. NJ, OCTAVE RoBII.L.lRD ct MILE. VIRGIL
ME RoBIILARD.
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sAMEDI MATIN, 5 MAI, 1860.

Ee.N Nous somlnes autorise a annoncer NJ.
ALEXANDRA BARROW cemme candidat au
poste de Senatcur pour lie District senatorial
compose des paroissas West Baton Rouge. Pointe
Coupee ct West FeIiciana. ct pour remplir In va
ea,ee occasionnGe par lie deees de ihon. J. l..
stirling.
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Nos leetcnrs ont eu peut etre occasion
Ae voir dams les nouveIles 81 graves d
f'1talie, que la plus grande objection du
Saint Tcre a fabandun dcs Romagnes
est lie serlnent qu'iI a prtte de ne rier
distr.ifc dn patrimoinc quill i recu.
NJ. Dupin Went lie refuter cette oIjec
ton aiilsi qu'on lc verra par Pextrait
suivant du Courier des Etats- Unis.
Largument lie VI Dupin nous parait sans
sepliaue EN- meme temps quill meta meme
dc jngerde la bonnc foi du parti ultra
catholique.
Lerenvoi des petitions all ministtrc des
atfalres etrangeres, contrairement aux
conclusions de Ia commission. a etc de-
mande parle marquis dc Gabriac, parche-
veque dc Bordeaux, Parcheveque de
bdsanfon, farchevtque dc Rheims, Par
eheveqne dc Paris. l'archey6que de
Marseille, le baron DC Crouseilhes ct le
marquis de Boissy. Ce renvoi i etc
combatta par u. Tourangin, N. Dupin
anne ct NJ. Baroche. L'arclieyeque de
bordeaux ete de tous les cardinaux le
plus proilxe ct farcheveque de Paris le
Fl 4s
pius oref. ls'est borne a qnelqucs mots
Rlelns DC reserve, ct il arendu hommage
ala pa'ssante ct Tres docte areua.emtation de
N. Dupin, qui favait prccede NJ. Dupin
en- efet, q rednit en- poussiere tous les
arguments dn Saint-Sieyeret du partl
al'ramontain avec Ia science ct la yerye
qu' le caracterisent. la parle des intri-
saes e des mendes de congregation au;
slnn'1rent jusque dams les ateliers. =
e0nirer'es don't Ia diffusion s'accro,t tons
10 1oufs et qui pourront causer bientot
aes 'nearras plus grands qa,on ne le
ss''s'' :. ane condescendance 'mpruden-
ps. . '0a''nps afsrmer les yeux, ct 81
=. : nes pas IN frein i ces infrac-
- 49, -, = " propos du scrment
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