The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1869-09-23

wheel and perhaps called on Jupl-
ter, and Ia, the happy result is q
schooner built there at SIS, 900, less
cost than IL could have been done
North. Try again.
Louis Napoleon's health has
elected the warmest interest
throughout Europe. Stocks wa
vered, advancing or receding as
the news was favorable or unfavor-
able. His life has been found to
be Of vital Importance to the state.
His son SO young it is feared that
his death would cause France to
be torn by factions, while few
years more of life might confirm
the throne to his Son. The assUr-
ance that the Emperor is afflicted
with chronic rheumatism, and can,
though in bed, attend somewhat
to business, has treasured an
alarmed public. .2s~ayr~r,.-Y
Az cunset Sept. 9Th was compile
ted the Eve thousand, six hundred
andtwenty-ninth year of the world,
according to the Mosaic record
and celebrated here by the He
brews, with their usual deyotionto
their religious epochs. There was
much surprise manifested at the
great number of business houses
closed on this account for two
days, in every part of the city
They form a large and most worthy
part of our population, and we can
but congratulate ourselves, that
America has ever given a legal
to these prosecuted peo-
pie even when private feelings have
been averse to them. The result
has been that contact has had an
almost universal effect in conquer
ing prejudice and they are how're
garded as very valuable portion
Of our population. They care for
all their own poor, and study to
do so in such o way as to avoid
oultivating pauperism. It spain
full to read that a short time since, |
in Noldavia they encountered most |
harsh and cruel treatment. Even |
hose Jews whose large benefac-
lions to the poor would seem to
nave entitled them 10 regard, were
lriven off, sick, even women in the
agonies of child-bed, being forced
10 leave, young and old, No rea-
SON for this conduct appearing,
save that they were Jews. The
American Jews should open the
way for them to come and live in
his land, a land which to them
las proved a Second Cen9an, if, in
Iced it be not the real Canaan, of
which Palestine was but a type.
kilograms report Valmaseda
With Spanish force of $500 reg
liars and 1900 volunteers, as re-
pulsed by the Cubans with heavy
oss. -r an4. n lsu,..i
The French Emperor has so far
covered as to preside over a
ouncil of ministers at st. Cloud.
In Allentown, Pa, the iron
vorks were burned, by which one
thousand men were thrown out of
Employment and 100000 of prop
rty destroyed. This house paid
10000 per month in wages to it's
Employees. -.u. ...- !. ..I ,.@ !.
General Sherman has a tempo
airy appointment 90 Secretary OF
Var. ar5 ....f a.-a 3D. I
Senator Fessenden Of Maine is
cad. 1t is thought his disease
'as complicated by the poison ia
en- in that Wholesale affair at the
Tational Hotel, Washington. viii
nat terrible poisining affair never
ave done? The guilty parties, if !
ldeed it was not a poisoning aris-
~ from some unknown cause, g
lust feel as if pursued by q Ban {
uo's ghost, for at intervals it is .
roaght before the people with /
'eshness by q new casualtyresult-
~ therefrom. Mr.. Fessenden .
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