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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-04-13

| L'enfant poursuit avec ruse ct obs
tination Ia realisation de son caprice
il essaie tant6t d'eluder. tant6t de bra
Yer Pantorite. Sill reussit, il pers6ver,
dams Ia lutte /; le pere doit done repous
ser avec vigueur Ia premiere tentativ,
ct dejouer l'csprit de resistance
L'enfant peut etre insensible aux me
naces ct aux chatiments, il ne le sera
pas a Ia bonte patiente ct aux douces
exhortations.
L'amour de Ia verite ma pas moins
dimportance que lhabitude de l'obeis.
sance. II faut le cultivcr par tous les
announcements, au besoin par le par.
don des fautes. LIE premier elan moral
de Penfant est toujours de dire Ia ve-
rite plut6t que 10 mensonge, a moins
quI. ne soft detourne par quelque mo.
bic coroable. II faut rhabituer a en-
teudrs tou;ours dire Ia verite ct tou.
jours couts;sser !i'erreur ct condamuer
Ia faussete, /: deloSsute ct l'equivo-
que. L'exe,utiou des progresses qu'on
lui faites est indispensable, aussl bIen
que peloiguement de toute en.'ation
au mai,
L'infaence du christianisme forne
Pessenoe du caractsre moral, ct sea
principles sont punique base solide de
Ia .vertu ct du honheur. lie devoir le
plus sacre du pere envers son enfant
est done d'impriner de bonne heure
des sentiments rel:gieux dams son ceur
par des explicatiOns porsonnelles ct
ure instruction systematique. A me.
sure que grandit Intelligence, les ve.
rites divines sont comprises ct pene.
trees ct les priucipes du bien sont con-
6rmes ct forti6ss par Ia pratique ct
rhabitude. 90.
II est essentiel Dc montrer 4 Pen.
fant Sc servir lui.meme, de lui faire
seutir profoudemeut quo rien de bon
ne s'acquier. Ell ce monde sans travail
ct qu'on ne Sc procure leu necessities ct lie
comfort de Ia vie que par de constants
ct energiques efforts. AppreneE.lui
aussi qu'apres avoir etc eleve ct ms
truit par ses parents, il ne devra plus
compter sur eur 1 l'avenir, mais uni
quement sur iui-meme pour le main.
tiea de son existence ct le developpe.
ment de sa prosperite. La faute que
commettent souvent les parents en- en-.
treteuaut l'enfant dams rides quill joui.
ra de leur fortune, cree chez lui uae
pernicisuse oisivete, y detruit l'esprit
d'independanos.
Le choix dune profession es. beau
conn noins important que Ia nanisrs
don't ellie est exercde. 81 l'homne
coatracte ~pendant son education le
puisancc sur lui.mems ct 10 deseshe-
msnl des chooses materielles, is grand
obje. est ...teins. Daus tout sentier
de !, vie, Ia diligence es rintegrita.n,s-
neron. scrcment ala prospk :ite ct d
Phounecs, ct 10 success couronnera
rhonme engage dams Puas des 2rofes.
sioas auxeuslles Ia gerera!ise 10 sotre
esp@ve applique son activita.
General RorERr :. ZEE.
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Ill en- besuccup, parni ces FranSas, repliqua
I'll, qui ont IN pacte :vec Satan. La 5alle etat ma
chez, en reponds. CT e reponds auss auel|e l1 es:
entrts dams le ccrpc, par 70 dcs. Pourtant i v. ct
ar. Croft ct ferme sur ses jan.bes, conn.,. 81 je IA
Tl;s ri: --ec IN pistole. de pail!e. "a. ets.5 s
.as oils du jeune bsroI ironcerent ct il resta
tout peEs:f. saa7 ssas >f.+.sg 81. .-s.s as..a-
-Ceko fois repritiI aprss un silence, pas.tu bien
req. A. ..f.. IL s. -. ID. .-s.
-f-Sdis .lns les yeux. lei as statsaua snf gars...s
-.,s-su sar de le reconDaitre demain ct dams dix
.re! @ ss.rts 9g a@@aa d" @@ta@o &ea.aj
Jul. IA nait CONNIE le jor.. .t ..
LIE s--ou Karl a:,acrer congedia Kolb ct manda
Blssus. E!asius par:it 10 sor meme pour Venne, ct
revint le lendez,ain midi II subit le meme inter-
rogatoire cue Ea.s Kolb, c. ft les memes re-
ponses Basiusayas W le colonel comte de Boisber-
thevin il etai. SIR de le recoanatre deman CONNIE
dams dix ans Ia mutt CONNIE le jour- ... = ...-r
Fritz psrtit son tour, puis Yanusz e Slave, puis
les sept autres hulans qui avaent accompagnS le ba
ron chevauchant ie long du Danube par cette matt
nee de bsauillard. ~ ''.aas
Tous avaient rempl Ia meme mission. regarder le
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colonel de Boisberthevin entre les deux yeux atm dc
le. pouvoir reconnaitre. - . - II H., : .L
LIE dernier qu revint anuonea que leg Franeais al.
latent evucuer la vile de Venne. .oaaEaa
Le baron Karl Roderer les rassembla 90 soir.la,
dams So chambre, ct lenr dit aaas@ taft42A 10s1@
-Mantsnant que yous le connaissez bien, partout
on lon Sc battra cherchezle trouveze visez juste,
ct mettez ce quill faut dams les oanons de vos
bines. Celui qui mo le montrera mort sera richie
A Vienne, cependant le colonel de Boisbertheviu
etst train d'oublier cette funsbre aventure Des
svenements importants sc prsparaient, qui naaient
point aisser de place au souvenir de ce drame j aa
Au milieu des preoccupations de tonte sorte qui
assegeaicnt les autortes autrichenne ct franchise
PaAaire du meurtre de Ia jeune baronne Roderer NJ
fut pas meme nstruite. vsass 4agtd =, ~ as.
N Nous en- aurons 6ni avec les incidents de CO bro.
logue, sill ne nous restait consgner un detail 'E'
Deux semaines aprss reinforcement do Ia belle ba
rome, on porta au cimetiere Ie major Montaut. ce
favor du colonel de Boisberthevn qui habitat aveo
lui le pslais d'ese des princes de Lichtensten a4
Un vert gallant ct un brave officer ''tas sa' faf
Le major Montaut etait mort, vngt six ans, dunn
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LEDUCATION

Dams son sens le plus large ct le plus
etendu, reducation embrasse l'iustruc.
ton physique. intellectuelle ct morale
dc phomme, depuis Penfsnce juseu'a
la virilite. Tout systsme qui n'offre pas
cette combination est imparfait, ct le
meilleur est celui qui, tout en- la pre-
sentant, dininue Influence des app6.
tits materiels de Ia nature humaiue ct
en- exalte les hautes faculties ct lee sen.
timents gerereux. l. 'eIfant q tout a ap.
prendre ct de bcus examples lui font plus
apprendre que de simpes .preceptes.
Done. autant que le psrmettent les cir.
constances, il faut passocier 4 Ia y.J de
ses parents ; il faut que son ceur semen.
We. que ses sentiments s'eveillent en-
m4me temps que s'ouvre son esprit
Vous pourries lui snseigser que le vol
est un crime. le mensonge uns fante,
sans gull appliquat vos lecoE-s ct .le
principe demeurerait sans valeur pou,
lui, sill n'ttait con6rme par 1'exemple.
L'obeissance est Ia premiere loi de
l'Sducation dams II famille. Sincere ct
parfsite, ellie doit .decouler@el'afeo.
tiou autant que du sentiment de Ia NJ
cessite. On no peut "obtenir que par
beaucoup de prudence ct de patience.
La fermetA melee 4 Ia bonte montreya
a Penfaut quill ne dOit pas suivre sa
premiere impulsion, ct il comprendfa
deja que son bien-etre ese au prix de
son empire sur lui.l,eme. Que le pere
ne soft nj dur nj violent, es quill cit tou-
jours present / l'sapri' que, sill veut
gouvefner son enfins. il doit lui prou-
yer quill salt 50 s,cuveruer lu;.meme.
L'une des errears .os r:.4s ordiaaires
qui - commettent dams Ia direction de
fenfant est l'irrtsul1r;... 10 b conduite
tenue \ son egard.
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dams le rapide courant du temps, pour
avoir ferme l'oreille aux aspirations
dss peuples, meconnu les tendances
modernes, ignore les lois du progres,
que la maisou d'Orleaus succombe
Les pompiers de Ia ainte-Alliance
mont PAS w que le feu couvait sous
les cendres des traites de Vienne. Ce
quill fallait, c'etait marcher franche-
nent vers Pavenir, substituer Pordre
normal 1 rordre factice, realiser des IL
bertes locales, in ndividuelles, plutdt que
tenter l'etablissemt,nt de nationa'ites
arbitr.ires en- un mot, il fallait Greer
le fsderalisme europeen 4" n'auralt
exige .qu'une police internatio,i,>ie au
lieu de ces armees don't Ia seule eA1's-
tence reud les grandes queries inevi-
tables.
HAmerique du Nord, helas !! ira
vaillait instinctivement 4 cette Guvre
exemplaire. Dams CO bouillonnant
creuset s'agitaieut des elements de
ioute provenance ct de toute race, Sc
laboraient des Etats qui evoluaient
avec une regularite sideralc dams l'or-
bite rationale. 81 &c deve'oppement
n'ent etc trouble, Impression en- edt
etc plus profonde sur PEurope que tou.
tes les demonstrations de NJ. Theirs. |
Malheureusement, pUnion americaine
ebranlee en- est reduite chcrcher
elle-meme de- nouvelles conditions dor.
Dire ct ellie doit assister avec plus de
MODESTO que par Is passe az spectacle
instructif des evenements inportants
9ui 90 succedent dams 10 vieux monde.
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EDGAR POST-OFFICE
Saint-Jean-B -Baptiste l


A une epoque qui commence 1 3
perdre dams le loiutain du passe ct OF
no fguraient pas au premier plan 50,
Ia scene du monde Napoleon LII ct N
de Bismark, Henri Heine, le grand
poete allemand, disait de rirrepressible
esprit revolutiounaire dc Ia France
"L'esprit des Francais parle 81 clai'
rement 4 tous les peuples ct l toutet
les intelligenoes, a. plus fort conme
au plus fable. que dams les steppes des
Baskirs les imes en- serout aussi pro-
fondemeut rsmuees que dams les mon.
tagnes de PAndalousie. Je vols deja
le macaroni s'arreter dams II bouche
du Napolitain, CONNIE ID pomme de
terre dams celle do rIrlandais. Poll
chinelle est capable Dc s'armer dun
g!aiye. ct Paddy fera psut.etre IN 6AA
qui n'amusera guere les Anglais.-Et
rAllemagnc, que fera-t-elle !! Je ne
sais. Commencerons-nou en6n 1 u.i-
'iser nos forets de chsues. c'est.i-dire
d en- faire des barbados pour u deli
rrance du monde ! Commencerons.nou
eufn, nous A qui Ia nature departi
taut dintelligence, tant de force ct
tant te courage, 1 profter de ces dons
de Dieu ct A comprendrc, a proclamer
ct a executor les preceptes du grand
maitre, 10 doctrine dcs droits dc rhom.
me ? Qaelle bizarrerie | Nous autres
Allemands, nous sommes le plus fort
ct 10 plus iDgenieux de tons les pcu-
Piles. Les princes de notre race oecu.
pent tous les trones dc lEurope nos
RotschiId gouveruent les bourses du
monde enter; nos savants regnent
dams toutcs les sciences nous avons
iuvente 10 poudre / canou et l'impri-
merle /; ct cependant, quaod quelqu'un
de nous tire un coup de liatolet, il pale
trois thalers d'amende; ct quand IN de
nous veut faire insercr ccs mots dams
ia Gazette de Ha@b0syg:" Je pre-
yiens mes amis ct connaissances que
ma femme est heureusement accouchee
dun enfant beau CONNIE Ia liberte,"
10 censeur preud un crayon rouge ct
cfface 10 liberte."
Henri Heine. CONNIE on le volt,
await une intuition prophetique ct Pc
netrait les secrets de l'avenir. Nous
assistons en elFet 1 ~ rkveil des peu.
Piles, reveil vague ct inconscient. Mais
le poetic n'avait pas PRESENT. riutro-
duction dun element nouvesu on plu-
tot l'apparition dun incident au milieu
du developpement Dc y civilization
europecnno. LIE reimbursement de- lem.
pire en- France . enlightenment chan
60 l'etat des chosssI ct Napoleon III,
heritier surtout d l'ambition d. Ma.
poleon Ter, le plus grand ideologue du
steele. repris en sous-puvre le plan
dane monarshist univsFolls. En- -
personne, on . w le despotisme prem
DIRE avec une habilets ininis le masque
de ID democratic. Apres avoir rslsve
I l'iuterieur le spfsgs univcssel qsil
svait tout exprss lsiast renvsrser par
ceux qui lui frsyaiept b vote 40 tr6ne,
IL : proclsmt 1 l'sxt6risur Il ,heorie
revolutionnaire dss ustioaalitls. Lap
plication de ostts thloris, londee prin-
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EPHEME ERlDEo

,fril ! ls.i-Asgellan dsoouvre Pile do
~ Zebr.
RON" "Ies6-Crand incendie dc steam.
.,H boats Z St-Lcuis.
" s.s-korf do Csrxc-r :, age DO
HF.#+s ~ ans. .ss III ess -~-Tags
1sc7--Mort de fsstroncme Lais;i-
de, ne en- 1882 Bourg en-
Dresse. 80.
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l@36-Traite entire la Russie ct Ia
Turquie.
l599-Mort dc Gabrielle d Estrees
duchcsse de Beaufort ct mai
tresse dc Henri w, Paris
aIage dc IS ans, s,-probablc
ment par le poison.
l74l-Mgr. do Ponfbrilnd eveque
dc Quebec.
" l7s4-Paix avec rAnglcterre.
" ls l7t7-Naissance de NJ Fievec, d
Paris
ls25-Mort du pamphletairc Paul.
Louis Courier, assassine
dams son bois do Larcay
en- Tourainc, par Fremont,
son gardr.chassc.
ls33-Mort d.. Rowland Hill.
l566-Victoire des Brssliens ct
Argentins sur les Paragua
yens.
IL 1892 Naissance de Marguerite
de Navarro, sour de Fran.
co.'s Ter, d Angoulame.
" l7ll-Mort du grand dauphin,
fils de Louis XIV, d Meudon.
REHABILITATION do Napoleon Ter.
ls2s-Etablissement des omnibus
Paris.
lse6-Lcs feniens d Eastport,
Maine.
attdlue de Matainoro5 par
les liberaux.
s ~ 65-Mort do Ssneque 10 philo.
.a .- sophie, lsge de 50 ans ; II
'.- SO fait ouvrir les veincs par
ordre de Neron.
l777-Naissance de Henry Clay,
@ en- Virginie; mort en- 1852.
1al0-Naissance dc Hegesippe
Moreau, d Paris; mort
Ph8pital, On 1899.
.Is6l-B0mbardeme du fort
Sumter, Caroline du Sud.
y. - 276-Mort dc Pempereur Tactic,
assassins apres six nois do
resne.
l4sa-Decouver.s de rAmerique
par Christophe Coion:s.
&c" 1695-Mort du grand fabuliste
Jean La Fontaine, Paris;
ne lie sjuillet lG2l Chateau.
e Thierry, Aisne.
I" I" l737-Naissance de John Han.
cock.
"r "1794-Mort de recrivain Sebas-
tien Roch Nicolas, dit Cham.
fort, ne en- l74l en- Auvergne;
ilsuccombe aux pleasures
quill g'est faites en- prison.
e" /" lsO3-NapolGon ce de la Louisiana
49,. aux E.a.s-Uns par le traite
dc Paris. pour Ia sonnne de
l6 millions do dollars.
ls23-Naissance d'Abdu) .MedSid,
sultan, 10 % Juliet 1899.
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The exports, exclusive Of specie, from New York 70
foreign ports for the wsck ending April a. and since
the commencement OF the year. compare follows
With those for the corresponding periods In 1895 and
1900 -. -. ~.
For the week: e2,Il.si2 ts2ss,s2I na7ssM
The New York herald., 1867-04-25
FINANCIAL AND coMMERC CiAL.


wEpsEsbAy, april "a, 6P NJ
Tho gold market has been greatly excited to-day, and
the price advanced from at the opening TO l42 st
fifty minutes past three after which reacted 70 l4i-
the quotation at four O'Clock when the Board adjourned
Subsequently, however, II declined TO l40H on the
street. There a brisk borrowing demand for
coin, and loans made without interest, and
at 1.leth 1-32d per cent in favor of the
lender. The rapid rise in the premium due TO the
threatening tone OF the European advices and the
decline Of nve-twenties in London to 67zs, but must
be remembered that the latter owing mainly to the
rise in gold here, and 50 long continues to ad-
bonds will decline in about the proper
tion abroad. Gold is controlling the price Of i've
twenties in Europe just now. and the news
and speculation controlling gold. Much Of the
received Is either entirely false partially 30, and yet
gross exaggerations operate for the time being as
powerfully facts The Berlin despatch received this
morning. saying that "the official press' remarked. in
relation the proposition recently submitted to France
and Prussia by the great Powers Of Europe, that the
Prussan government did lind II necessary to appeal
to those Powers for the protection Of her rights
and that she would not leave Luxembourg has
been magnined into huge proportions, unwarranted
either by the statement or the unofhciai source
which emanated. The most substantial part Of
the cable news that comes to rs quotation for
sols and the fact that they still remain steacy at 90
goes show that much less apprehension OF Franco
Prussan is felt in England than the bulls In gold
here try make believe. The decline late in the after.
noon owing TO tho despatch from Berlin stating that
il was reported the great neutral Powers Of Europe
had renewed their appeal TO Prussia In tho hope Of
arrestng the war which now seems 30 imminent
and the in which the pacific and warlike tele
grams succeed each other tends to destroy confidence
in them Gold has been forced upward with such wild
rapidity that must react n the event Of the
foreign news continuing warlike and those who expect
immediate war will doubtless be disappointed as neither
France nor Prussia could make themselves ready TO
commence hostties without at least sixty days prepa
ration.
The quotations for American securities and consols in
London to-day and at previous dates subjoned
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patton OF the city, and had arrived within block OF
the Grand Plaza Papers from the interior state that
there are but two streets and the hills OF La Cruz
and La Campana left TO the imperalists where they
are completely surrounded The situation In the cit
represented as terrible The dead mperalsts have rot
been buried and their putreying bodies render the at
mosphere insupporabe. Most Of the have been
abandoned and plaged. A letter written on the 2sth
says that during an attack the evening previous the
soowful lamentations OF the families heard, caus
ing suspension OF the firing None OF the people are
allowed to come out OF that portion OF the city occupied
by the imperalsts and those Who in the desperation
Of hunger attempt 1t are shot down.
The letter referred to that the 26th Msxmil
ian attempted 70 escape by the road Merea near and
Including which there had been q gap in the liberal
lines: but forunaely Rva Paaco had arrived the same
day with 1000 men and covered the position, rendering
the contemplated escape mpractcable 1t stated that
Marques had succeeded In escaping the city accom-
panied y vdauT ana 9aroga and would take tne rosc
70 the capital IL was thought probable that ne would
clude the party sent in pursuit OF him and the vigilance
Of re guar guards M 10 the various villages on the way.
ticipated by them esar. n g.tts
firmed-Hc Failed, though from Five 10 Six
Hundred Imperialists Succeeded, sc.
@ ~ MArAxoRos, April H. 1861.
An American gentleman Of much intelligence-a
resident Of the country since prior the with the
United States-wrting rom Monterey the 7h, says:
Since the fight Of the 25th, at night which you know
resulted rather dsastr0usy TO the imperialism In their
retreat through the streets 10 the Plaza and in which
they lost considerable number OF men, while loss
Of General Irevino very small, many skirmshes
have taken place-ali resulting In favor OF Ire.
vno Notwithstanding the liberals have three strong
lines which nearly eucircle the whole city, yet few
nights since large number escaped out Of the city.
Tney reported TO be many five hundred. Some
place the number high six hundred, and say that
Marquee got in and run out again. and that Maxmilian
attempted to escape in his with few Of his friends,
but being intercepted by liberal force he was compelled
to fall back to the city and await favorable oppor
tunity From all the letters which arrived by yester.
days mail and from an express which came In this
morning, things look very unavorabe for the imperial
lists. They win very either make dash TO get out
surrender, as General Trevinos forces occupy
many Of the streets OF the city.
After speaking OF the operations about the city OF
Mexico and Pueba, the writer Everything from
the interior looks brighter and better. The last eight
days have made great change in favor Of the liberals
MArAxoRos, April 13, 1857.
Information has just reached headquarters here that
Ascension Gomez and Canaes have pronounced for
Orega at Tampico. 1t is probably for the purpose Of
avoiding the effect OF orders from the Juarez government
and will have no political influence whatever.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

C0rFEEA moderate demand prevailed Tor Rio at about
prices sales 600 bags South American and
part ex NJ. A. Benson. private ST. Domingo
In demand the sales for comprising $50 bags at
l0c 1896 both gold, in bond; and for consump
800 do and UO do stained and damaged on private
cocoA-we noticed sales Of IS bags Guayaquil at i1c,
gold duty paid. -
-Four AND GRAN.-Reccpts 1850 bbls -four. ~ do and
95s meal and 259i bushels The market for
-four steady, all grades
rnanding iu prices The demand only moderate
holders especially Of medium and higher grades
firm, Western the market closed buoyant
yesterdays quotations California WAS steady with fair
demand The sales including $500 sacks California,
5000 bbls the annexed quotations Southern -four
active essentially changed.
bbls OF Canada -four small sales made ut
prices ranging from $l2 70 to Sl6 & For our fair
ing fully go bbls at .! IS 80 49, Corn meal more
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

HARnissuRa, Pa, April -, 1857
-Four inches Of snow fell this morning Bedford and
there SNOW q nearly all points along the line between
here and Pttsburs.
Dispatches received from Altoona, Po,pville 8edford
and other points In PsnnsyivaniA report quite heavy
fall of snoW 10 day.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, April 24-6P. NJ.
Under the unfavoabe cable advces from Liver
pool market closed dull heavy and nomnay lower,
there being buyers the annexed quotations The
moderate, but the bnlk of the transactions
was at Yesterdays quotations. The sales limited
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

~ Muller, wilkins Co . ~
lots 66th st. - n 9Th 25xn5 10 65 each. ~ sO
lots q e(h Az 15v 100 a each. 40
lot n w. Madison ay. and 66h st 25 H. 30
Ios al dining 25xe6 each $50
2los 75ih st Is n. O. Madison ay Z,xI(2 each 7D
eios y sjtb ST. nv. Az A. zI2x622 a each ...... 1Ap
lots cblh st.. ~ r. ". ~ lOsl042. each, 1st1
lots NJ 9th iuD 10th av 1ssio H. each 1Vf
lots sd seinna. 2sxlVll each Is5s
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

The quotations for American securities and consols in
London to-day and previous dates was subjoned:
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

Escapes-Fcars Entertained Tor Maximhian.
vERA CRus, April l3-P. n
The latest news received just before sailing 10 the de-
feat Of Masquex Hs sd succeeded In making his way
out ousrataro and had stolen into Mexico city raised
forced lean Of sl00 and four thousand men, He had
Immediately marched 70 the relief Of the garrison Of Pus
bla Porno Diax hearing Of IT, had hassensc M capture.
shot its onacsr and immediately passed out 70 meet
Marques who was approaching from Aposaco with four
thousand men and the money raised In xsxicc.
DiAz met him. and In the engagement whipped nm,
capturing the money, guns, ammunison' &C Ous MAJ
The general impression among the liberals 10 that
MAximiau 10 Attempting 70 escape from Mexico, and
Of the sixty three oficess PusoiA awaits him. win
not the United States governmcns suggest moderation
and enency 20 Juarcz or We may b. compelled % rank
the Mexican twhere he perhaps - 'scs Srooery %
longsl among the barbarians.
The Austrian vessel war Elizabeth still awaits Maxi
-"'~A
NIsrsuex said 20 be ON His Way Dswn ca
Vera Crux-Previslons Going 10 Vera Graz
From Csba and New Orleans. dc.
HAVANA, April 20, 1851
The French steamer sonora, from Vera Crus on the
18TH inst, arrived this port yesterday. having left
Vera Cruz two days after the Imperatrice Eugene.
Tue Sonora brought correspondence, nor any pas
sengers, having been engaged expressly by the Imper
as government for the osiensibe purpose Of taking
ample supply Of provis,ons 70 Vera Cruz and she will
therefore return the moment the goods be gos on
bosrd--most probably to-day. M M
II was said that General Marqnez In Huamantls,
prspariDg to come down 10 Vera Cruz
There be no doubt whatever that the town Of
Pueba has been in possession Of the liberals the
Sd INST Mt &Y Ma rWM hMM
There was vessel In port at vera cruz on the 6th
loaded With proyisons but nortber prevented dis
charging, The City Council ordered the goods 10 he
sold At moderate prices rs was done with previous
goes
The Municipality had officially ordered the butchers 70
sell lard 25 cents salt beef at 12H Genus rice a psf
cents and black beans st on cents per pound
The Civil Prefect had published decpec, under date
Of the Sd inst aboishng the duty of two per cent
the Introduction Of specie from The interior. and author