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..v.rs AT AUCTION.

:. n rroN .kOTICE-CHARLES YOUNG, AUG
senesr-La e. sale OF elegant Household Furniture
~ "A Weanes ay 0 O'Clock at the four story house
Isl West FissTi between S5,h and seventh 1ysa
- NJ n,sJE SOUND CORNERS, GRAND ACTION,
COST "a D. ELEGANT PAELOR SUITS
.-, in the ~ descriptions; Brussels and Ingram
Csrses elegant ,dsteads Bureaus washstanas Centre
v,e Curtains ldes, OH Paintings, Mante Ornaments
anks 4yerwafs CrucSery, China Ware Extension ianie
slsfod house Me Sixth and Seventh avenue cars run
~it,,.a of the house. Competent men IN at
10 pack ship goods for purchasers a. re@-
sla sAarges
A UCTiGN SALE
n, ,s,ar of Canmodore Charles n. Bell United Statae
So Of this station, shall offer for sale 81
he M Yard Wednesday, g. at II O'Clock, the FOL
iov me Articles wiz
m az. NOT glUs Canvas Clippings
s5OsppaJads rGM'si shakings.
4. 0s, ;sads Manila Rope.
III ,tonnds old Junk and Manila Shakngs.
sbarrels Metallic OH.
Loo OF 90 canned Tools, iron Galley, &C
EDW. HOOKER
Acting Vol Lieut. Com'dg
Naval storekeeper
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CCRANTON COAL AT AUCTION,
~ NAY N 1874

@ HERMAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
-. Wines, Liquors and sesarsrhls day "wednesday,
Mas % Mt I0is o'clock ~ Is Bowery, the stock of
Liquors from Wholesale a. der 2vzCasks OF Brandies
Gin, Jamaica Rum chsce OH Bourbcn and ye Whiskeys
Port, Sherry and Claret mes. rs bb French Spitits
Champagnes Cigars S,rru,s and a large lot OF oth,r
pustye. without reserve.
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fGDwARD sCBEYCg NEEl:--PERENplOEY
C SAFE OF ABGsT $4,000 WORTH or ELEGANT
CAPfrEr FURNITURE, BEING ilIa ENTIRE StOCk
OF CARR ES scuki:DER who is retiring from bus,-
moss Ly EDWARD SCHENCk. this day cd insiant)-
Al l0 A. ~, At the wsrsFaoms Nos rs and y Jackson
Black Walnut earlcr Pedro6n Library and Dining Furn
turc Parlor sus In brocatel ,eps bnlrcoth ana musn
Eardrobes se, s'ASEs, Bookcases, Eaac.Esy Extension
fables and every variety o. first class FurDre iDur
elegant Bgk %ainu. Whitpeys Patent Bedateads' me
above can te ned any time previous to the sale ana
especially worthy the attention o. those wanting ne furni-
The Thirty fourth street East broadway and South
Ferry pass near the door,
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lENy. F. FAIRcIIlLD. ADCTf0NEEK
~ ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FuRNITL Ills.
ROSEWOOD PARLOE SUITS, PlANSS,
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS,

STEEL PLATE ENG1AVfMSS.
BENZ p rATRCHILD will sell t auction. at the private
resistance rs West yseyenh sir,i, on Thursday, May
a. 1866 70 a. NJ all the elegant Furniture contained IN
house sisng OF rosewood Perior SUITS IN CRIMSON
silk reps iogsvncd Plano and STOOL French plate mante
Mirrors nah Extension fable mahogany, bick wal
nut and enagsled BEDROOM Suits hair and straw mat
resses, Pillows holsters, China. Dinner aad lea sets Snt
Gass Ware, velvet Wilton aEd brussels Car
pets; Olcahs Kitchen Utensils, &C. Also several very hne
OIL Paintings hy Alexander Melville, OF London. splcndia
steel plate EngraNaESa. &C, &c
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leaving pier " Norih rver as foH1"s-
VIRGINIA, Saturday, May ~
DENMARK. Saturday. yune2
SCOTLAND. Saturday June -.
Cabin Passagr tiOp; str~rsg~, 40
PAYABLE IN CURRENCY
Sceraec passage tickets 10 bring parties from verpoe or
Queenstown for $40, currency.
&C. 81 corresponding rates.
For freight and caba passage apply at the companys
cce broadway and for seerngc tickets At the passage
y w. J. HURST. Manager
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u COTTON, AUCT1ONEER.
Extra large sale Of HopseL6d Furniture, French Plate
Mirrors q or veySt Brissels Three-py and Ingram
Aon u bcs, Cottage Furniture, Counter Cases &c &c.
" CuLfoS viii sell this day (Wedna1dayh Nay q. at
t3S O'clock q. the rooms ~. broadway, oppo-
mo New ork Hotel, amount OF Household
furnve every conceivable Kind from eight ten fani
na comp 'rg article for housckeep
ing in the rc and also in the paines, manner There
very oNacc goods and medium quality, and
-- much o: all kinas sansshs for all requirements
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uorIo, ,NorIcE. -E. RorH, AucrIoNEER.

e. H.
a POSITIVE AND PEREMPTORY SALE or
az yTEFI HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c.
this fWeduesyl morning May 90 1t l0s O'Clock at No ls
Cli Eighth stisetl between Fifth and sixth ave-
upholstered back Chairs, covered
Ia ayeen gad black hut Buffet Extension Table
tre beaufG rlorus covered with the richest deserp
tos aud and black Frenci SATIN
and ovRl Mirrors, iae Curtains nartir
,u Centre Fables elegant rosewood Etaeeres, style OF
Leuis,ziY. Turkish Easy Chains and Lounges 70 matcl
brorss Clock, rGlN1 81 days. no,
MAo.N FICENr ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, STOOL
AND COVER.
m el with sound corners beautifully carved
legs case all modern improvements ROSEWOOD anu
hsck wa Bed-osm Ssts. Spring and Hair Mattresses
Holsters ilows Blankets Corner and book STANDS pisk
alnnt W tension Ianle rct China Tea and Dinner Sets
ieh eivef Mounted Gssiors, silver plated Tea and lahie
Ia and seee sets Butter Dishes ivory handled Knives
and Forks Carving Knives ffeh cut GLASSWARE &c SAFE
positive B-Relaise men IN attendance 10 cart ixck
snds lasS.s Masters at reasonable charges
NOTION SALE-DagID H. EAGAN, AUCTIONEER.
EZEKIE3L will SELL fhurGday, May "a ut ~ O'Clock
M AT No ;sy N.se.eeEtt street, near the Eshta
avenue the eKs' Housefsld fprnaure WITHOUT reserve
CARp-lTtE LAST SALE OF ELEGANTLY
freslcd E.tsvings cosagned by the Fine Arts PUB
Nal ing Jmpa,y III take place without reserve AT Messrs
EkEI7s MIN<g 93 Liberty ssree on Thursday next,
A4y "a, al T. NoNon view.
A UCrToN SALE OF FuRyrTURE-IN BROOKLYN.
"A by COLE 4 MCrTHy, on Thursday, at iO1a O'Clock,
Al 39g Fulton stree rosewood parlor Suit blaek wPlnut
Chamber suit mahogany Sofas Bsreaus Shaira ana la
Nee Carrots Bedding, csockery an< Glass Ware, &a
A H. TALDaON &C. AUCrIoNEERS 6i6 BKoAD;
"a saw viii sell az as ton Friday. May % Mt IL
o'clock Cabinet Furniture mace Tor ciy retah ~aue
md vi. be warranted hrst elsss in every respect.
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IIESNY ID. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
IL Nassau street, opposite the Post Office.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF ELEGANT CARRARA MARBLE
STATJ AIRY AND ALABASTER GOODS

MINER sOMERvlLLE will sell at auction Tuesday.
NAY ~ and Wednesday May - at II O'Clock at their sales
81 Nassau street large aud very fine collection OF
Italian trhe S,stuav and Abasier Goods, comprising
In part Alabaser Groups and Figures satuary Marble
Groups Garden Mantel Vases, elegant Forentine
Mosaic Tables. Peiesta ca.d Receivers Tazzas &C. DC
The goods exhibition, with catalogues
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- VIRGINIA. May ~, DENMARK, June J. Passage
go currency. AppiyM TnoMPsoNs passage ofacc, 10
reafi street.
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DAwHBRogERs sAtE-wATCHEs ANDJBwELRy
by James Agar Auctloneer, No. ~ New Bosrry, A. NJ
Ersailar will sell II clock 500 loss Of gold and silver
Naches Diamonds Jeweiry Guns Pistols swordsG nstru-
ests and valuable goods By order Of jackson.
To- " FRINGE Ryeeb
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nj. Baird, of NJ. Baldwin & Co.'S
Samuel G. Palmer, asher OF Commercial Rank
Richard Wood No. 309 NJ srket street
James M. Conrad, No. 623 Market street
j. Il. Kingsley, ontinental Hotel ''-
II. g Lesenring, Nos 2Sl and 239 Dock street
Samuei Work o. Work, McCOuch q Co,
George Martin, 80. 322 Chesnut street. lIS
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axles are bolted, SO that the body may hang
square and turn evenly with the horses, on the
fore-carriage. The coacbsmith and spring
maker have also been at work arranging the
springs, the length and strength of which must
be nicely calculated TO the weight estimated to
be carried. The ends of these springs are filed
with india-rubber, to make the carriage run
lightly and softly.
The best modern wheels are on the American
plan OF two segments, instead OF several short
curves. These, thanks to Mr.. Bessemer, are
bound with steel tyres, and when bushed and
fitted with Collinge's excellent wrought.iron
axleboxes are ready to run O thousand miles,
In the shafts of tour-wheeed carriages the
greatest modern Improvement Is the substitution
of wrought.iron hollow tubes for wood. The
iron shafts are much stronger, and cannot
under any circumstances, iniure the horse by
splntering. They can also, without loss Of
strength, be made to assume the most graceful
curves.
The carriage-call it q Brougham-all the
MINOR metal-work being fitted, is now ready to
be turned over to the painters and trimmers.
The woodwork intended to be vanished is
''primed," then filled up" with coarse me-
talic substance, and then rubbed down with
pumicestone and water, to obtain the beautiful
enamelled surface which forms the foundation
for the color and varnishes of the resplendent
panels. On this foundation IN hrstclass
Brougham builder who cares for mis- reputa-
tion will lay twenty y.iour coats of paint and
varnish, and flat down each; therefore the opera
tiOn cannot be hurried, and time is an element
In producing well-made well-fnlshed carriage
which no expense can supersede, Herald painter
puts in the owners crest or monogram before
the last coat of varnsh is laid on.
improvements in glass manufacture have made
plate-gass carriage windows universal and cir
cular-ironted Broughams possible: while lamps
are much indebted to patent cande-makers for
their convenience and brilliancy. When finished,
although the best workmanship and the best
materials of every kind have been employed,
and the greatest pains taken in every detail,
unless the manufacturer have the gift of style
and taste, the work may be a failure. good
carriage should combine the elements of
strength, lghtness, ease, and gracefulness, har-
monious forms and colors, and should roll
smoothly and silently along. To be sure, taste
is a matter of fashion. The gilt chariot of the
City Sheriff was the height of fashion in the days
of the great Lord Chesterfield. In the present
day, ''severe elegance" achieves the greatest
success.
The carriageEready for travelling is incomplete
without horse or harness, aud a coachman;
but these require and deserve another chapter.
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rho.. IIRECToRs.
John G. Davis, j PanJstapOA OAes'
Edmund A. Sender Henry SIoanA'
IabU vplnIIHs ~ I1 Z aulclng, William g. Boulton
James naQuar, n lone. RronSso"'
henry @. Dallett, Jr., Toward LafoHPesaa
James c. Hand. lJacob p Jnnes 09ues
William @. Ludwig lJSn,ss n HfcEsrlaud
Joseph II. Seal, lJosbna p Fyra ~ a. i"Nu'
george G. Leper, lSnencer IrcT,t,1ajir
Hugh Craig Il "a SamnSa pt,,sh,r. Z
Robert Burton, a "a "a Roreas, p,ttshvrs'
John Taylor n n Woresn pittshns11 .
IHOMAS \ G. HAND President,
urNpv r-,u., JohN q. DAVIS, Vice President.
hANAh hhLBURN' secretary. 1918
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INSURANCE COMPANIES

DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE.
iScoRPoRArEp BY RE LEeIsLATuRp
-, ,PENNsYLyAN,IIIAs VA 1895 ,,-.,-.
OFFICE srg2s y f9RNPR P,II 1H5Rn pRIpD AND WALNUR
- - MARINE INSURANCE
SSRsoo To ali parts of thew
INLAND INsURANoEs
On Goods by River Canal Lake and Land Carriage 70
FIRE iSsURANCEs
On Stores Dwelling Houses, etc.
ASSETS OF THE. COMPANY
49, - November I, 1865.
500 ogo United States per cent loan 10000
100000 s-lO per cent. it;iiinN'' loan, l'Vw
,0o ooo s,T,s TfsasuTy g, MOtss iOas7SW
.,OoO s,atS Loan; .; sObSS
lq5OoO CITY 9' Of fbidcipia' SIX Per Cent $3.50
On oOo pdnngnv:ni: LSSni;i p.A;:S Il2sl2m
o,ooo p case Six re Per CeHi, Bonds; aOOOOOO
o. ooo gsgs s. six Per Cent Bends 2s,7SOs
mn gage SIX Per Cent Bonds. .......;;.. 2S,75'
OV CompaSy 9IGfH ppibelSs sn1 D1s, Gas
guaranteed by the city OF Phila-
1880 OlS shares Stock Pcnnsy va;is Rail- i'''O'
5000 100 sSaTes stook Sorti Pennsylvania $3.50"
10000 paSo.Tf gSIlTp9d S, Company M S2SOOO
20 ooO Isnt subject % ten days, call, 4OOOOOO
l7O 700 Loans on bonds and cftsasc INST 'S"
liens on city Property. . ,.. i7O,7OoO
RlO86,85O Par. Market value. .... 1895 5000
Bills receivable ior in usances made nj, ,OiS 81
balances due at a Agencies.-Premums
rest and other debts due the COM
scrip and soc Of sundry Insurance "0ii"
ana other Companies, 8, 1888. Esti
Cssb ssSu ~ " uqe'''''''.'''..,.. SslOO
Oash In DraWer.... ........ 67S4s
I25s,esCIs
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ssst sa.issf1 ,ssIlnog xnf
FL anal sYmc5 lgsso nom aasvs a
.ssasfrs 70, oaYa s'isgtas II s4-i "
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s5 *# sH sE lts7B "a
DEBow's REVIEW.
Vol. 2.-No. July, 1866.

..r Vol. 2.-No. July. 1866.
Contents: The Old and New. By
Jas. D. Noyes.-The Place British
Americans have Won in History BY
Henry J.. Morgan. -Sketches Of For.
eign Travel.-Shau Southerners Emf
crate to Brazil 1.-The Future Of South
Carolina-Her Inviting Resources
Home Education and the Home Circle.
BY G. Fitzhugh. -Virginia-Her New
Spirit and Deyslopment.-Journal Of
the War-Entered up daily in the
Confederacy.-Dcpartment Of Indus
try and Enterprise Department of
Agriculture Department Of Mining
and Manufactures. ~ Department !, Of
Commerce. Department Of the Freed
men,-Department Of Internal 1mpro-
vements. Editorial Notes, etc.F !
H-Ageuts in New ,OrleaDs.l George
Ellis & CO., and Bleelock h Co.
., Subscription SO per annum,
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EPHEMERIDES.,


Iuil!et Z l75o,-Naissancc de Jucquart.
s." lsO7,-Paix de Tilsit.
I" s162l,-Naissance de Lafontairs
.~ Chateau-Thierry.
10 l547,-Duel entire le sire de Ia
Chateigneraie ct 10 seigneur
de Jarnac. eA n0
=" l6s3,-Mort d'Eudes Mezcray.
ne Gu 1910. '#~'f@
IL l536,-Mort d'Erasme. .s
13 l793,-Jean- Paul Marat assas-
sine par Charlotte Corday.
13 ls42,-Mort du due dOrleans.
" IA l4s9,-Le peuple d'lssoudun
.chasse les ligueurs.
l675,-Naissance de Claude
.. Alexandra de Bonncval,
comte ct pacha- rodrha3
l7s9,-Bastille detruite. 'rssaas
lsl7,-Mort de- Nine dc Stael
u .#E- (Germaine Necker), a Paris.
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air detre posee sur ID poine dsn bouchon cess
laid mais CONNIE tout ce monde celia son bon cote
Care oeux qui me poursuvront je les de6e bcn main
tepapt de ne snrprendre par derriere. 4 arm @ n aa
II prt les vtements les plus chauds des cosaqnes morris
p,As dc lu ct q toilette terminee il await tout m Fair
dun kslmouok Deux chsvaux eaient restes des
dayTes Do leu mattress ct il prt un pour son psagc ct
tua rautrs psur SON repas, Pauvre Casagnete vous
yoye. mes safants. quot j en- etai rebuilt ID as.f
II voulut s'elancer 4 cheyal CONNIE son, ,ordnarc,
ais il . trouvs 10 yage du cote de 10 croupe CO qui
poblesa l. montsr cheval penvers pour 50 rouyera
Grace son costume, traversa armee russo sans
cdents Lorsquon ui slFessat Ia parole montrat son
oree emporee pour fare comprendre quill eat sourd ct
son visage mute pour ipdiquer quill etait muet
Arrive pres de Ia frontsre polonaise il entra, IN sor.
dams uus cabanc pour demaDder souper, Un cossque
Stait ds ais auprAs do eu, aabe deyant IN excellent
rspas Qsapd sagit Dc payer Caragostte ui VT rc.
METRE son hdtesse uns perle 6pe. s51..r.. Lassf
h Oh! Oh VOLTA qui merts attention. g d- Ccte pere
pausaies pas habit4 uachorc et &c bfgand ne g.
yatil pa mon voleur . II .5se. faa s,f ..et.4 l.
sLe sap.ins l.i .onpe. nachsys sn voy:nt pa,.r
ID icossaus st il lu ot do fre route avec lu Lore
fot sccSpG1s et tons deux . mrent on chemin sfa*
Jai bsn ssvie Dc lasommer. g disait Casagnette
II : psut que e dr6e ~ soft pas voeur. naA dams
tons s CO., ce un De nos piards, Ct II mort sara i
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Petite Correspond lance.

J-A. D., N..O.-La bouteille est arr-
vee, mais il ma etc deposs mercredi qa'un
baril de farine.
R.-W. s., Frankfort, Ky.-Direct let
ters and papers to Box 1850. New-Or'
leans P.-O.-Here is q problem for you
Having fought four years to lose our lib
critics, how many years Of peace are now
required to regain them? 10. 2@a'ejmo1
&C, Vichy.-Les frais des deux caIs'
ses, fret, douane, paperasses, non comprls
!e prix d'achat, 's'S!event d $685.
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du monde, mais son eaaQig fyA Adeeu,
CONNIE Pest aujoard'hui e.. dc
Maximilien. Les monarchies NJ
pas plus de stabilize ct de sincerite
que les democraties, elles en- ont
moins, Car le genie dun peuple, une
fois forme, est certainement plus
ferme, plus sur ct plus honnste; il
Sc transmet CONNIE une tradition ct
ne Sc rompt pas a chaque instant
CONNIE un fil dynastique.
Nous ne parlerons pas du talent
de Michelet. de sou genie: phisto-
rien est connu ct apprecie partout.
Souvent ses 9uvres nous sont ar-
rivees traduites on anglais, avec
plus de piete que de fidelite. Grace
d IN peu d'efforts, nous retrouvions
sous 10 voile les grandes qualities
du cher maitre de notre jeunesse.
Cette fois il nous fait la precieuse
faveur de nous envoyer Louis XIV
It nous Fen remercions dams un
style fort indigne de lui ct de son
@uvre. Mais sill figure parmi les
rois de Intelligence, il ma pas por.
gueil des rois de Ia force ct il salt
gre des bonnes intentions. .r.s
/ Aichelet applique 4 l'histoire un
procede nouveau ct tout moderne,
aussi different de celui dc ses de-
vanciers ct meme de ses contempt
rains. que Ia forme actuelle de Ia
tragedie ct du roman Fest de celle
qui dtait employee jadis. Son esprit
. plonge sous Ia surface OH s'arre-
TAFT lhistoire ct son style est de-
venu ,profond ct intime: ce style,
lieux, il faut une etude prealable
des clements lie i'histoire pour en-
saisir le sens ct Ia portee. L'au.
teur vous suppose deji an courant.
Mais, qnel charme que celui dune
excursion en- arrisre avec ce COM
pagnon ct oe guide! Peintre avant
tout, ct coloriste, ii broie sur sa pa.
lette Alc6ts du fait, meurs,, arts.
sciences, sources ct produits du fait,
causes ct consequences. Pour vous
frayer le chemin, vous dessiner le 81
te, ii ! defricbI la ahaute futaie de sim
folios, les broussaillss des memories
et'exprim9, le conteau' des lourdes
nnvres spongieuses. as iss4fa.t
Son euvre est avant tout Nm Ii.
vre dc bonne fol, interessant ct ins-
tructif 1 lire sussi bien sur les r.
yes du Mississippi que sur celles de
ID Seine. II mons . donne une illu.
sion ! Ia fois douce ct penible, en-
nous faisant croire que nous ttions
en- France. ct sous 7le regne de
Louis le Bien- -aim6. 9a4 aI 4 saaeat
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- - /. - - - -
LA MONARCHIE

aasfH# &8@ yA
Apres le C<sar de Napoleon III
le Losis XV de Aichelet. Apres
l'apotheose insolente de ls dicta
ture, II dissection Sdifante de ID
monarchie. Lei, ls pouvoir.provi'
dence envoyS i en- mission pour
! dompter les mauvais instincts hu.
mains. rautorit9 pastsrale qui guide
ct content le vii betail. instituee
par ID grace den haut; II le lent
tveil du. peuple, 10 lueur pale en-
corr de paurors! de- b dsnocra-
tie. Ces deux ouvrages composts,
Pun sous les lsmbris des, Tuileries
Oh l'on dsvient fou. disait le csptif
de Ste Helene, pautrs "a milieu des
Gaines bibliothsqsest a tmurmure
10 t9moignags sinoers des genera.
tions eteintes, on sur les PLACES
aux horizons indnis que visite cha.
que annie ls grand historien fran
Gals, ices deux ouvrages sont sim
guliercment instructifs. ~ I
Napoleon cherche vainsment /
stablir une g6n6alogie do messies
pour justi6er ct glori6er IN pou-
vyirs fartivemsnt \ ssiai Fst WIDEN.
meat conserve. 50 W III Cksay
nest Svidemnent, 4d'sn plaidoyer.
Entend.il 6xer ct consolider ce %,
ble mouvant on les monarchies 20
batisDeAt plus que poar IN josri
1ais AlsxaOdre, Cesar, NapolkoH
sout dss, argsmsnts contrst u
royastS. puisqu'iIs ne rtgnerent
qu'a ID condition dun genie excep-
tionnel. S'attribusrs I'll le role pes
sif dune crSaturs. d'on instrument
de l'etre souvsraini Alors le souhle
mystlrieuE qui 10 produit, le DE-
truirs sans plus do raison appa-
rente. H " -
Qp'est-oe 1'aileurs que oct EN-.
pereus, qoi ne Do force d De pres
3sigsi 4as eek 40 j. France. A
auells diltance iNsit-il dsvaat lai,
rst oA est cetts sdrs ptescienoe des
laits, cesosftelsP Puissant dSs eytne.
1asass; csl1brSs par Ses courtissns!
L'Empire devait Atrs il paix. ct il
sst une guerre continaelle; PItalis
devait ,Atrs, ,affrasehie, Il ct cette
nsmss 1talie. pousile ,hors d'oae po-
.sities 1lfausss, nspses d'sltzainsr
con libtrateur; il no devait pas .
tirsr ~ eoppf fdel csaonIen EnFQpe
sans d permission de- Napoleon III,
st voiA qus sas.'tg.fa aux plans
dc confSgenOs roonSas par lui. i
visille et sanglsnte arsns . renplit
Dc oonbstteat. eta ls ppmpisr Dc
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-07-14
E. DUMEz &T. BELOW, REDAcrEURs

CONNIE GulzOt, IN adorateur dc II
fatalit6 CONNIE Theirs, un apollo
giste de 10 bourgeoisie CONNIE
Thierry; il est un veritable histo
rien, integre, cousciencieux. emu
Sill sacrife 4 une puissance, c'est
une puissance vaincue, Ia liberte,
qui ma pas de budget. - s..-
Excellente condition pour ecrire
l'histoirel Ajoutez 10 science du b4
nedictin, science Schaaf|9e ct atten.
drie par l'amoar du peuple, senti'
ment inconnu jadis. Comment Mi.
chelet n'aimerait-il pas CO peuple
de France3 II 70 pris an beroeau,
balbutiautet soufrsnt, 70 suivi dams
les steppes srides, dams les doulou-
reuses carrieres de Ia monarchie. jus.
qua &C ftcond dix.huitieme steele Oh
ilva penser etagir, car c'est tout IN.
LIE livre de Losi, xV est admirs-
BILE; il constate une in ct un COM
mencement, ct on y etouffe ct on y
respire ! ID fois. II W de 1894 /
-1157, embrassant 10 nlfaste in
floenoe de Fleury, les rsgnes d'al-
cove des Nesle, des Pompadour,
les scandsleux incestes, II banque-
route, le pscte do famine, les lettres
de ecachet: on yrevoit en- arriere, tout
ensanglantees, leo puisssnces d'Eu-
rope qui Do souvesu 50 prscipitent
aujourd'hui dams les hasards de ID
guerre; periode d'abjection in6nie,
dc decomposition putride, chaos
d'oa se degage eniiu h lon;ere. En-
haut briiie voltaire, F" l'homme d.
quel il . etS dit le plus do bicn ct
l. ---1Asz---e-~-AAr n .>-.
qui. en- % quaIite de ministre de
Napoleon III, men dit rien du tout.
Montssqoieu sadtelare le christia-
nisme improductif, voltaire declare
que le bot de Phomme est Faction.
Puts deflept ses disciples. Frederic.
hIros ami de 10 France quand md
me, rshabilits par Nichelet, Vau-
venargues, Diderot, mouche etince-
lante du char d9ji en- plaine roulant,
D;dsset qui Gree lRncycloptdie ct
lance Rousseau I a25.f 1.4s s:z,al
4 Ianalyse dan tel ivre est chose
impossible; pas de detail qui ne
porte; chaqne phrase. chsque mot
est m faik m trsit. L'aatenr. on
pest 10 dire iei, consait les dStssrs
du slrail; II vons y odoit yous
meme par Il main, rep1tsit Of r.
mime les poussi>res fetidesy recon-
pose les acteurs svanouis, voas fait
assister ! tchaque sourire calcule
dsa oourtisanes, - chaque faycur
pay6e par l'ora o. 10 sang de ID
France. Avec lui, vous vous orien-
ter dams les sombres cabinets
do II .royale luxure ct vous tcsches
tous lesl ressorts caches del mo
nsrchie. Jamsis vous ne h vites
nissx nj d plas pses. Tout csls
raoonts sinpiement, ssns im.gina-
ton, settlement assis, ,ssr, d,incon-