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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-15
ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.

General OsOriO at Baenos Ayres-Tdc Para.
guayan General Caballero Yet in the
Field-Lopez's Massacre of Two Hundred
IIen-His Present POsition-Progress OF the
War-Cattle Disease in Uruguay-Financiai
Condition OF the Argentine Confederation
Enterprise of President Surmento-GeneraI
News Items.
BUESOs AyREs, s. A., May %, 1869.
On the 10Th inst. city had the honor OF receiv-
ing guest Tor a few days the most distinguished
OF the Brazilian generals, Osorio viscount de Her.
val who returns from Brazil. where wounds and
WEAKNESS han laid him up for some months The
new commandments has appointed him to the
command OF the First army corps. and his well
known energy and bravery Will do great deal TO
redeem the Brazilian reputation in those two points,
No more popular man Is now In command. The new
phase OF the Para9uayan war. following the enemy
as they must now do, into the labyrinth OF mashes
and junges, VIII require all his experience. The
dinners given to General Osorio were the most sump-
tuous entertainments ever accorded TO guest in
this city,
General Cabailero. Lopezs right hand man. was
believed to have been killed In December last In q
desperate engagement 10 which he commanded. but
he Is yet dong good work for his master. lie en-
tered the army in 1885, and was corporal at the
end of one year. Since 1865 he has risen, step by
step, lD Oe HlpHtSt huu ltt ttc yourHtst,
guayan general, being only twenty seven. When
Lopez has any desperate charge to be made he
selects this man. who invariably does the best, and
though he sometimes comes back alone IL Ia always
| from the trout lie Is ruled by princpe-obcdi.
ence TO orders-and n he Is laying up accounts 10
settle later he will make himself felt In the future OF
| Paraguay.
General Monteil Ia native of Paraguay OF Scotch
| origin. and entered the army as private. with
most singular devotion he has courted danger, and
has many time brought back evidences OF unparal-
| leed daring often he entered the allied army
| IN disguise. and once he boarded Brazilian iron
| clad and "stoler various little articles from the
| caoin OF the captain These exploits purchased pro
notion These two generals seem 10 unite for thei
country with such heroIsm ana patriotism as we sci
dom read OF even In more advanced countries. They
are without pay, often nearly without clothing. A
| times half their command Will be armed only will
| lances and sngs and yet they make almost super
| human exertlons with their scanty means
| wrote you ut the time Of II OF massacre b,
Lopez OF 200 to 300 OF his and officers az Tebl
cuari. 1t was alleged at the tue that they were in
volved in a supposed conspiracy. Many d,d not be
lieve that any conspiracy ever existed at all an,
that 1t was pretext for boodshedding that his rag
| demanded, while others, both here anc IN the Unite
| states declare that no such Killing ever occurred.
| am able now 10 give you the facts. IL was abou
september last, In dark day for The country, whe
| the Brazilians mad made some good strategic move
] msnts and q raraguayan regiment arranged for
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BAYAMO.
Extraordinary Exploits Of Colonel Beet and
His COntra-(sucrillns.

Extraordinary Exploits Of Colonel Boet and
His COntra-(3ucriilus.
BAYAMo, June 22, 1859.
Colonel Ampudia arrived this morning, and Gen.
eral Valmaseda will give him the command Of q
column and q commission OF Importance.
Yesterday the commander OF the Bailen Chasseurs,
Colonel Canil, arrived with his force, after having
reconstructed the ward Of Barre with more than
5000 souls, and causing the fugitive rebels loss Of
twenty-five men.
The contra-guerlla Of valmaseda has also re-.
turned, commanded by Commandment Gonzalez Boet
lie marched to Gusa To reestablisn the Cuptunid OF
that ward. Having heard that there ere 900
rebels near the Sierras or Corojo Toronja Colorado
picura C0rraiillo anu Tulsa he.sent thirtyAve men
to the coffee plantations OF Santiago, who made q
countermarch and, without resting, leaving their
horses secured, they ambuscaded In the most dim.
cult passes or Pmienta and Negroes, and there made
so determined an assault that they killed fou rtcen Of
the enemy, made SIX prisoners, and 426 who asked
for pardon were allowed TO 20 IN peace
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TRINIDAD.

The JumentO Volunteers Standing Firc--aI0re
Mysterious Arrests Of Prominent Persons tn
Santiago.
TRINIDAD July I, 1869.
The military commandant OF Trinidad publishes
an account OF an encounter between the volunteer
force under Lieutenant Colonel Lagudain and
some rebels near Casa Blanca; the latter held .
strong position. accessible only BY a tree placed for
ladder. The column was received by heavy vol.
legs, and the commander, finding It impossible 70
take the position in 'front.' ordered 1t to be eanked
and the moment It was taken the enemy 1ed leaving
the troops IN possession OF nag many arms, cor
respondence &c.
We learn from Santiago that after valmaseda's
200 contra-gueras arrived there various important
arrests were made, and among these Of Seniors Con-
zalo del viar n. CollaZo, Antonio AsenciO Asen.
clio. Jose A. Perez and Rafael Espn; the Two latter
are physicians. Ali were placed In close cOnnne-
ment, but nobody knew the cause.
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TINE HARVARD CREWS COLOaS.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
In the chivalrous days OF Greece, OF Rome, In Brit
tain's proudest hours, and at still later period,
namens, deeds OF daring. valorous feats and exhbi.
tons that involved the necessity OF physical perrec
ton and development and gameness were sought
for and encouraged by the braves OF men and ap.
proving smiles vi lovely woman; and as q greater
incentive to become the hero OF contest there were
encouraging demonstrations OF the adjoining and
wearing the colors of the contestants. And why
not at the present timer The plucky Harvard crew
have thrown the gauntlet, anu, challenging, have
picked up their boat and crossed the seas for tno
prize OF fame. Let me suggest that the purple rid
bon for the coat buttonhoe OF gentlemen, and the
purple rOsette or flowing sash Tor ladies' be worn
as the Harvard crews coors.
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SPANISH ACCOUNTS.
C'ENrUEGOS.
Successful Encounter of Volunteers and Gunr-
dia Civil with the Rebels Under yilicgas-
viIlegas Reported Among the Killed.

VilieGas Reported Among the Killed.
CIENFUEGOs, July g. 1862
The following account Is given OF the fight sustained
by the column which attacked and DISPERSAL on
the 27th ult, the band OF vegas on the cattle farm
Maguarayos:-
LAJAs, July 4.-Twenty-e eight OF our volunteers and
forty cicAeS. under COmmandant Iriarte, left this
town on recOnnoiterlng party during heavy rain
storm, ana came up with the enemy, all quartered
IN houses. Before attacking we found about three
hundred horses, which led TO the belief that the force
numerous however, under a shout OF "Niva
Espafa, given by Captain COrtes we discharged our
first volley, killed several, including Fllegas, and
when the cUttes appeared from another quarter the
enemy became completely panic stricken and ran
away. Afterwards being joined by the marine In
fantry and some volunteers from Cruces, pursued
them as far as the swamp5, into which we sent
several yolleys. The tota number OF killed must
have been thirty OF the rebels and the wounded
exceeded forty. Having captured all the enemy left
behind, we proceeded home by way Of Cruces. where
we arrived at eight IN the night, without having
SUFFERED any loss whatever. Despite the rainy
weather not capral OF our Rcmingtons failed once.
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MAyzASlLLO.
A "BnIp' in the Midst OF the Insurrection--
Successes Of Colonel Ampudin.

MANzANfLLO, July 4, 1869.
The Governors palace was assaulted" In the
evening some weeks ago by party Of thirty Of our
hanzanillo beauties, and soon after ball was got
up which lasted Till two O'Clock In the morning.
Our coumns'hgain sailed out at day break on the
27th ult. while Colonel Ampudla ordered the volun.
teer force OF Campechuela, Joined with the fur
Laughed regulars, TO leave for Lanabumbla where a
factory OF war materials existed occupied by the
rebels. soon after making the attack the troops
captured the chieitan Garcia person h0tdlhg great
influence there In the Sierra. and Killed several oil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-15

WEALTH OF Iowa CITIEs-rhe following Is the
valuation OF eight Iowa cities, as shown at the
Auditors Office, In Dcs Mones;--
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SOUTH AMERICA.
>~-o>o~~>>~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Progress of the Paraguayan
War.
The Allied Army Advancing Upon
L0pez'S Position.
Financial Condition of the
Allied Powers.
Domestic Affairs in Brazil and the
Argentine Confederation.

BY the English mail steamer Scotia, which arrived
at this port yesterday, we received the following
correspondence from South America, containing
later intelligence from the seat OF war in Para
quay.
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Mild Policy of Captain General
De ROdas.
Disaffected Volunteers Threatened
with Arrest.
Decree Closing the Eastern Ports
Of the Island.
Spanish Accounts Of Ex-
traOrdinary Feats.

The steamship MORO Castle Captain Adams, from
Havana July TO- arrived at this port yesterday. We
are indebted to Purser r. w: Albert for the prompt
delivery OF our correspondence and exchanges.
Below will be found Interesting letters, giving the
for Independence.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-01-09
Mort de. Mazzini.

La Presse da Is novsmbre nous apporte
en- css tefmes ia nouvelle de Ia mort da
grand agitatenr italien: !,
Maxzini est mort Luga1o, sur Ia from
tiere romano, devaus CO que ce Noise de
Ia Revolution considerait domma la terre
promise, Parmi les grandef figures qni SC
sons evsne uies dams Ia mort depuis qnelques
louirss. il ae N ,jus.e do fane| une place au
grand sgis stear, qu'on pdurrait appeler
aussi IL grand agite. Peodau. vingt aus.
Ha touehe du doigt. souv vent diriges tou.
,joars iaslae Ia politique de son pays. ct plus
d'nn Etat ,dl i sou intervention detour.
nee ct occulte do yoir surgir deg complies
tons graves ou des enterprises hasardeuses
/ II est mort; mais avec lni rien ne meurt
que l'homne lidee resteI deja recueillie
par , no heri,isr desigue d'avauce. L'idee.
ellie vivra longtemps on plp ptdt toajours. car
ellie est inheranee Ia nature ct 1 "a societe
Aamai.es; : ssle.s' 'appelle Rerolte. mega.
sion; II y aura toujours des negateurs ct
des r9goltes
Il Correspondence gtakrale de Paris,
dft ID France. croft connhitrc deja le nom
du saccesseur de Maxsini CONNIE chef du
parrti democratiquss do faction, lie parti
.asraie ;ets les yeax sur y. Charles Catta'
7neo. dirscsear da Poiase1ico, ancisu mem.
bre id eouvsrpeasens prSvisoirs do Milan
.en IS4S. ~ ts s.tt. j., <,,sa' =
b N. Joseph Mssla; sst pe : Genes eu
{tl
The Opelousas courier., 1869-01-09

~M Phillips etant anioIrd'hui eonvaincu
paruue songas sezpSEienee. one lemeilleas a,oyen
de faire de- rapidss veuseset y '4eouser ses mar
ehsndises, eess de Iss saire saasens snnoneer pa,
Hintepm&diaire du ~'Courrier'', d trecommeucn
nne peuveIls AIMEE Cd eifiant de nouseaux avah.
tsges ases clients 81 au pubic en- g6a&ral. Nos
ascsears voudroat bien pareourir son avis dams
ans autre colonne ct s'assurer du bon rnarchk de
ses marehandises nombreuses ct varises. ct hui
sendre ensuiae ,yns visse potr sc hieu cenvaincre
qne FEN ne peus trouver ailleurs rim de nieux,
rien de meilleur masch6,, Pour preuve de ce que
nous avancons, nous diTons q'e M. Puillips a
angmente le nombse de sec commits vendeurs,
'quitous rivalisent d'urbanits ct d'empressement
avec lenr com plaisant patron.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-01-09

LES VENTEs PRocHAINEs. - Quatre
ventes de- SUGGESTIONS aurOnt lieu arant
notre prochaine emission.
Aujourd'hui ON vendra, Washington,
quelques proprietes mobilieres apparte-
nant 4 la succession de Wilson Andrus,
IN affranehi, DECIDE.
Mardi proclaim, les bicns dc Ia succes.
sion de fen Simon Marks scrout vendus
pres du Grand Coteau. Ills consistent en-
uue habitation, une terre de cypriere,
animaux, &c.
Mercredi seront yendues, pres du Port
Barre, les propriet6s dependant de Ia
succession de fen Dane J. Donadieu,
consistant en- une habitation nouvelle-
ment ct parfaitement etablie, terre richie,
&C., ct des animaux ct du mahilier.
LIE meme jour, (Mercredi prochain.) il
aera vendu, d Chataigner, une terre de
l25 arpents, animaux, &C.. dependant dc
Ia succession de Dame F. Deshotels.
En- se referant aux aris on verra one
dams trois de ces SUGGESTIONS, les terrea
seront vendues q un credit reasonable
ct encourageant.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-01-09

r Encore un horrible accide mt, dl d
limprud ence de laisser seuls des petits en-
farts: go
Niue ". dcmeurant i BeieviAe,
etait sortie cc main, raconte la Gazette des
Tribuna ns. pour faire ses yisites de ellen.
tee. Ellie avait laisse chez ellie couches
ct endorlnis, ses troib enfnts. don't Paine.
uu petit garcon, avail six ans au plus On
presume qu 'apres 70 b depart l'un des en-
fants sera dcscendu de son berceau. aura
pris Guelques allumettes chimiqnes. qui
lnslheureusemest etuient i "a portee, It
qa en- joqant arec Giles il aura mis- le feu q
10 li.isre. Toujours.estil que Nine ",
en- reutrs nt dams son appsrtemf bot, tronva
sss .rois epfants ssphyxies on carbouises ;
il chsDbre e,ait pleihe de fas bee ct 10 lit
ain-i que quelques autres objets mobiliers
ne formaient plus qu'un tas d. decombres
d deu,i brnles. Atfolee de doaleur. Ia NAL.
heareuse mere n'sl. pas Ia force darreter
&c commencement d'incendis. mails ses vol.
sins, attires par sss cris. lui appor,sreDt de
prompts seeoufs, -.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-01-09

g Une personue qui cul.iye avac sue
ces lie. luxembourg, nous communi4ue Ia
fantaisie suivante sur les lettres de- la;plla
bet:
Les lettres les plus hautes sont les let.
tret L VH[eleyees.l
Les plus BASES lettres A B g [abais.
sees
Les plus anciennes N + Iainees
7 Les plus respectables les letlres A G
[agees .;
Les plus parfaites les lettres II V [achc.
wees. T.
Les plus riches les lettres [! P !lrprers
Les plus Iegeres les let:res l. f ii ees
Lee plus maitrai,ees les lc.tf.s Fl h
hachees.I
| Las moins lisibles les let,res L A c E
facees
Les uoius spirituelles les lvttres L L I
Les moins, relisieuses les lcltres A I
latbees.I
Les plus saines les lettres A I T. [aereas
Les Plus chaudes |es lettres d L. d'e'e
Les plus Ell vogue d Ia Bourse les let
tres A j o 7 lagiotees] <,
Les Plus propres fisnrer sur les mon
naies les les,res F II lefigie.l 4
La le,tre Ia plus subtle, cesf In i''air.
La plus moui!lee, c'est o i'eau.I
La plus anglaisc. c est lc I lie the
La plus usiIe aux eouturiere>, ocss lie l
| fie del
The Opelousas courier., 1869-01-09

Changenasne de depart du Blackford.-
Dorsnavant, le steamer J. G, Blsckfo,d, cspl-
ssirs Pickett, partira de Washington is samedi
midi 40 lieu du Dimanche 4 10 heures.
saisisse1 la bale au bond.-M. Joseph
MSlansoa offe auiourd'hui dane nos COLONIES,
uns jolie habitatiou, tres productive, rscemment
ktablie ct parfaitemens organisse.
Celui qui voudra adopter Ia culture De IA can
no sucre, peut faire IN march6 excellent en- o q
dressaut lui sans delsi, ear nous osons avancer
que ie priz quill demands dc eesse hsbitssion en-
pleine culture est de beaucoup au-dessous de c-
que So vepdsns aujocrdhui dos hsbtasious sui
ne vslent pas celie-la.
Un des avanages que possade cette jolie plan.
tation sur tant 'autres, cest qu'elle sc srouve
sur un cours d'eau uavigable i toute saisou de
l'annse. ct / proxiniss do Washington Ct du
Poh Barre. /: u as = = = d.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-01-09

MAlrREssE Er DoaEsrI IorE -Cne jeu.
ne se:vante Sc i,reseme c...z uue dame
pour Iul demander d'enlrer a son service
Pour queI motif uvez- -v4us q".,;e W..
ire dern;sre p!ac,l
SD tau, vous dire la ver:'h, madame,
ces, que javu.s tr"p b"Hs,e taeo.:: '"rS
que onvra's Ia porte, les ,ne,<'eurs me-
'renaient t"vjours pour la n'ai're>sc dc L.
tnaison! Ellie MA chu,scr.....
The Opelousas courier., 1869-01-09
p Nous lisons dams ls Phare des Lucs, d

Nous lisons dams IL Phare deS Lucs, de
Buffalo, du IL decembre:
Fl" "MeDard, r. representant negre enyoye
pae lea tadicaux do la Lou,siane 10 Con.
gres, a fai. son apparition d la Ci,ambre
des Representants. lie pauvre diable Il
fais tr'ste figure. SEES papiers n'e,aient
pas tout a fat en- res'e, parait il, ct per:
s"nne q a en Ia poI'tcsse de lui otfflr un
siege oGeis'. Personne non plus, excep,e
Blackburn, dc son Etat, ne lui n adresse
la parole. el il est reste malancolid nement
ass,s TOT pr seul sur IN sofa, au fo1 d de Ia
sale, da lis un coin noir. Menard est fu.
rieux. 81 celia &c comprend. II j.. .re que
ses papi ers une fois en- regle, il So ura bieu
forcer So colleagues radicaux Iui parle'
et d iui iendre Ia main, CONNIE 4 un HON
me. un citoyen e, 4 un lrese.
Hurra b for Menard!
The Opelousas courier., 1869-01-09
MORCEAU DETERRE

situe 'tans la Parois>r ST. auary. s,ant t. qua
Mold Quest de Ia ), cti"n n" nruf d,i Tow,ship
No irois Sud. du sr-ntc rt-uniem- drgre de Iati-
,nd- de Ia Rangee No. ssos Est de- Ia base d,,
Me. .idi"n. dais ie District Sud Quest drs trrres
DE- Ia Louisiana. ceutenant cent svixante-d .ux
arrs rs 63 crnti.n,es. elant Ia meme trrre ache.
tee par William OffHt al Bnfean des Terrrs .les
Ope"nsss. le "a Deeanbre 1898, ainsi on il ap.
pr. par lr cert.fcat No 2249 du Register du Bu.
reau des T-rrs.
UCrte t-rre sefa vendue conf"rmement aux
Ions IT Ia Constitution de- Get Fiat, crs, dire
par sots d. pas moius de dix nj plus de cinquans
acres. ainsi qn'i' s~ra plus particuiieremeht ex'
p;ique |" jour de lavr.'ts.
|. Cohditons, Compliant
JAS, G. HAYES, sht,f.
Opelousas 2 jjanvirr 1859.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-01-09

Les chooses en- sont arrivees un point
quill va talloir taire quelques exempIes
pour rendre I'm peu de securit6 aux ia.
miles. La question de la police d "a b;ls
fait un pas. e;itant qu'unc decisionfina!c
n'aura pas etc reudue, les habitants dc
la Nouve Orleans ne pourront guere
compter que sur eux memes pour 10 pro-
ttger cux, leurs families 1t leurs propri-
etes. 1ndGpendamment des mcsur rs que
cilacun reut prendre pour rendre plus
dlhlclle Pacces de 81 demcure, tell Is que
serfures, verrous ct cadenas, on pour
1aire donner lalarme aux dormet,rs, il
conviendr;tit it a'aviser i des moyeus plus
efhcaces q le ceux qui existent pour assn
rer Parrest alton ct la punition de b cou-
pables, ct pour pnrger la vile de la pre-
sence des filous, DIES voleufs ct dies assas-
sins qui paradent dams NOS rues il Ia
barbe ct a il neg de Ia police. La presse
signale lie NAL, -biea qu'elle ne rabporte
quinn petit nombre de mefaits qui Sc
commcttent jour ct mutt. Qui Sc chargera
le grelot ct de donncr le sig
nal pour courrir sus cette 10 uvelle
nuee dc carpet-baggers qui s'est abattue
sur notrt vile pour Ia metre au pi llage
DEsoRDREs EN- GEoRGlE.-Une dGp6-
che datee de Savannah: G eorsie, 81 De-
ccmlre, dit:
lie sheriff du icomtG ct deux assistants
sc, trausporterent, Mardi, a la plan tation
de Haywood, sur la riviAre Ogechee,
i miles de la vile, pour arreter IL me-
gres, accuses d'avoir tire sur des watch
men ile fhabitation, ct d'avoir cnldve les
rccoltes dcs 'planteurs.
lis asaient fait cinq arrestations Ia
station No: i, sur lie chemin dc fer de
pAtlantique ct du Collie. quapd lis furent
cerues par unc troupe d'environ ltN ne
gres arnGs, qui delivrerent les prison
niers, desarmerent ct volerent lie sheriff
ct ses hommes, detruisirent les lnandats
ct menacerent de tuer les otficiers 81 ja-
mais ills s'avisaient de remettre les pieds
en- Get endroit.
Les negres alors sc diyiserent en- es.
couades ct retournerept aux plantations,
disant qu'ils auraient lie sang de tout ill.,
diyidu blanc qui Sc mPntrerait sur l'Oge.
Chez ct criant que Id guerre etait com
mencee. On croft qnt le watchuna IAN ne.
gre etc assassine, ct feux blancs grieve.
ment blesses. Tous Is blancs on t pris
la fuite ct sont venus en- willie 'pou sau.
ver leur vie.
Des fenmes ct des enfants sont rest6s
entire les mains dcs negres qui les on,
conduits dams les bois. II y q une grande
agitation dams. cette communautfI Une
posse du sherif, composee de, 300 GU 4Ot
citoyens partira demain au point du jou,
pour aller delivrer les femmes ct les en-
f;snts. L'antorit6 militaire refuse DIN
| tervenir avant que tous les moyens cigiL
pour retablir Ia paix soient spuises j..
The Opelousas courier., 1869-01-09
Verte PuhI:nue.

Succession dy Jna.ihoA i!u.r;y, 1,rtIf.
EIVN vrltn G'un ul,!rc Ic Ii Colr Gts
EA prrurts. il >i'1l Nrn,lu en- vtHtc PIT
ii'pEr, "u .:.uS oiiran; ct ia r,!!"r r,n.,,-
ri>>''Tr. ;.;;r ic sol>>i~:'t. ..x';c.ltc,'r Tr,-
tamc.ttll:c i.tt'!, az, l'ar i'in:triit,iaN {
Gun Env"i,trlr, i III t,vr,&;..r !,:si.'"rre
du dit ,>.;ult, rn l.. Vile d:ur",n"$as, IL
MHHCNLHl. 2 i,r,,i~r. I-&:n,
les l'roprit;t> ri-ar:i, G,."it,>. ,i,,cll-
'!ant dc la. Succession d.dit tt.,uHt, :.
saVuil
The Opelousas courier., 1869-01-09
L. Nouvelle- Orleans.

L'extrait suivant, dun article, de
r.Abeilte, du % decembre dernier, fait
voir dams quelle condition morale SO
trouve aujonrd'hai Ia Nile, Orleans: T..
{ DANE le jour, c'est une v9ritable. nise
en- coupe r4glee des porte~monnaies, des
chafnes, des montres ct autres jOlis brinl-
borions que 10 vanite des deux sexes
Gtale avec ostentation CONNIE pour invi-
ter lee voleurs d 10 tire q sfexercer la
main. Les cheming de fer de vile, d
rheare Oh les voitnrs sont le plus foulSes,
Id rue du Canal dana le lnilien dn jour
ct 1es endroits pnblics fr6qnentds par. les
t6anears, .sOnt g6u6raleMeMt lea tIieux on
Hoe c0mmeftent le plus ff6qaemnent ces
petits larcins, qui ne sont que les pSehes
FS6uiels dc iR profession, an pa6set etemps
pour les vieux routiers ct nn n0yiefat
pour leo conscrifs de- ID conf frerie du vol.
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