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1otr, With wMch 10 comfort his declining
! years. "
;. And Your relations. ro:tss What viii
they say to all shiE1"
licrc, again, he sas prepared for mo. He
hstl no relations, cxcclt Al uncle. who had
raid his passage to California to get nd OF
lin. and would not care whom he married, OF
xha. 1:e dill, 70 long as he kept away.
~ h.yo hsd crorsh Of this nonsencs. In on:
hour you shall leave this p1aco With ms, never
| to Tcturn.~
lyon can't matc me. You la1e no claim
over me, he alrnort el.rieked.
II will make you, or will know the 1easot
: Why" exclaimed, bringing my fist dowE
J agaiE*t the corner.post OF the hat 50 violentl,
A. TO disturb whole colony Of aecsles. Will
that I aroec, turned from Him in indignation
. ard started of for Clagres. What pasticula
pIan had hardly knew. fe't, indeed, tha
, lad no legal claim on linn hut I also fel
that, irasmueh as he Was the Nctim Of such
ridiculous fancy. it WAS mt bou.,dcu dut
I to atsumo aud maintain right. Nor Alon
! con}d control him. Ny only hope lay i
engaging rome assistance from The tow
-tnelire rome one willing 10 cooperate Wit
Q NE, and then. by any necessary exercise 9
O tor.c. drag Iotta auay, and coerce him for hi
I GOOD until Lis present frenzy might 10 past.
e Tho town, which h1d been dull And dsseEta
! for the ra.t txo weeks. waa now once mol
. lively. Other steamers had arrived It GAG
+ side Of the 1stlmuf, from their tespecaFa a
a lautic ard Pacific po1ta. aud again the ~
3 lines Of paseeugers had met IN their rout
Il Doats coming down tho riyer-eosts l'feparir
10 10 60 up the r.ver-ant in all rcspects
IN 1.afentlv tie sa,no crowds that III
lg been there before. SO alike were th'
Is In their general attributes. From one III
~ we're men with shining hats and tolerably nc
70 clothe~, either Of the fashionable city cat
~ with dandy afTeeiation Of ronghneas. Fro
~ the othcF ride were men with blankct-1ooki'
le5 eoats and toiled wide-awakes, and tanSlo
oseIgsoNn, red tearls. The one parts "
n elAte, enthusiastic, aud confident Of the (
lot turo Tho other party whs either satisfied
It: disappointed, Init with all their former anti
nd ratio1s changed to realzatioEs Of good OF b
luck. AZ the case might 10. 4 cotlcou1se
.imilxr, indeed, 10 the last, that began
~ think that tho events Of the past tFo wec
My we.e . mere dream, and that had my self j,
landed among these fresh passengers.
re- For awhile wandered about. finding no
nly 1uaintapces, nor teeing any one upon VIII
Eill Ifelt that could call for assistance. Tht
ten with ! sense Of weaEiuess and batled ener
mo I Gave up tho pursuit for , moment .
in, stretched my legs actoes the balcony Of
.va hotel. Why, after Ill, should search ,
7es, futtAer7 knd what businee -, indeed, VIA
OF nine7 Po:ts WAC nothing to !
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| paft} hlsfns, ~e got him up The nptCb0d ladder
into what might Be called tho uppos-loft, aud
laid him upon \ few hides and fags-.hs beet
| oubeiiLute for bed that could 10 Afforded,
! 70, for tho moment, my intention w1s to
s.ize The earliest opportunity OF hur1ying
nstk to tho town and aumnouing phy.iriAr,
IT one could there DO found; but for hours it
| became lt0poFssble for tn taaru awAy Al
most 1t ohce my companion became detrious.
yet not 20 far fargesfuE but that he could take
note of my presence, and make upon my at-
tcntion const mt demands which il wouid ba
dangerous for him, in hisprescut excited state,
to have rcfn.etl him or delegated to another ;
and, consequently, during tho whole night
there w1s not m instant in which could ven.
turc to absent myself. How, indeed, could
insure for him proper treatment whalo
Wero unfai1inE in their efforts and sympathy
tut could he certain tilat if / left him tue,
would net supc,stitiously practice some obeal
| rite, looking toward Ills recovery, indeed, bu
likely TO fnEhten him to death before my re-
tu.u? Iu this fear ~ae wrong. They knes
| the caee better Tran I did, and seemed 10 TAX
hold OF il scnsilly. 10 that probably an expe
11euced physician, unused to these csscs
might not have boen II available for cure
| Eut it took me eOne time to acquire thus con
| fidenee in them, 81 that hours elapsed betor
could venture 10 leave tne patient: =
. | and then, seeing that tho dawn Va
i breaking. softly committed him t
the charge Of the women, and, stealing ava,
: Lev hack to CAae5es.
! lhe sun was ]uts tising IS / reached q
! I Elace, and The ~llo!a river seemed alive Th
b little steatoboas orus, indeed, no longer lay
O Eer "hafI. anu VAS 1t that moment pAdlliu
0 | out toward the Luapi1c City, bearing away.
4 | crowded freight Of returning California;
5 | with theit several succcaeeA and lis.nuoin
+ ments. Eut III plaoe Of il were a aoze
o or two canoes, each capshle Of h1lli,
it | eight OF ten men, and raridly filing vi
= thciI passengers for the Pacific Alds. II
70 hour for departure had alreAds arrived.
u every quarter were groups Of men, luf1yi
IS down with rites, blankets, and baes, or slit
u imEaticntiy in The boats, and caiding the del
ur Of othets. Three or four boat-1oads we
IN simultaneously swinging on with cheer,
u though starting for a pic mic; and little y
ut ur, 1t the first bend OF The river. still earl
ed caDoe WAS sweeping rcn1,d out Of sight.
ID. SIS there doctor here = I inquired. n
nd nirg down to the gang OF boats which had !
tb vet started, No one answe rcd for motno1
IT. then tall, thin man slowly lifted himself,
N said:
in- "Whats urf"
he I told him Whist Was tho matter, and
o. r1orel his immediate assistance. Dat he Q
Il ehook lis heal.
be- eponded. "Efwait lere, / shall not g
3r. lose ny paseage mp the other side, but
~ rave to etay two weeks longer IN this tofsa
tie plsca. Dy that time, likely enough, sc
NJ t,thsy tnan will bo III, and want me 70 romd
ms Ara 70 on. Now, you know, l didn't 10
\ New York in ertcr to settle down 10 cha8
,aE nd ret thai il what it would 10 eoaaos ID
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| tlon Of tho dialect. Tha mo4t aocompliah-
cd speaker in China Is probably Ming qua, ono
Of The last survivors Of the old Co hong. who
sez 80 many ytAzs held the monopoly of for
eign trade At canton. None Of the hesitation
utua!lx riEible in Chinese talking ptdgin il
reset ptible IN the conversation Of this pol
lsted st"ec!lz1eu cf Ae China u,etctIAul- lkeport
xAys tlat there is cnusidcf1h1y no1c 1oGne
done much to nan who bF naro grace p1
1ic,icn contrives to elevate jazEoa into The
dignity OF language that Is, II you are pors
fecfir iisinteststea On the B>oie OF his com
u'erriaI dealings: Laaiee, by the way, are The
best pidgin Epglah speaker, - rule, thougl
Chit ese women do not vindicato tho character
Vi their sex for intelligence.
! II mag aeem odd, hut is nevertheless true
that many Chincee 1t Canton, Hong Kong, Aus
Shanehae, get their living BY teaching s.pid
gin" TO the uninformeJ youth of their neigh
onshoods. Books actually exist In whicl
Chinese phrases arc translated into Chiuo
English br the nd Of native chArActars. Not
AZ tLere Is 70 alphabet, and great man
sounds are absolutely beyond the power o
Chinefe to expreas, i msJ b innaEined tl,st
considerable "h.-h"i is It times the 70 e.ult
"why do You do that r becomes unde
lowing vocsh1es: "WhA fob JEW naie ke
SO fab shuu, INhat for you raAkee 30 fashion.
No great Imagination Is necessary 10 beliey
thst sometimes the meet veteran fesideat rs
be At fault In comprehending native who, .
4 rule, disdainfully remarks lin Chiueee {
course that the foreign devil don't uade1
siaud bis own language; but what can you Z,
p*cs and 1gain csssys to talk. The cnl
remedy Is. Of course, to learn Chinese bate
than the natives lean English-now~a-day
not eo very hc1cu1ezn = tatk7 thanks to the 1
hn1s OF living siuologues-
Great difficulty Is naturally experienced
| iEatuing the native mind with what nav I
| termed the delicacies OF conversation, au
| 1a6t visitors are sometimes scandal1xed Of
OF all rropriety 1t the information that II
S.- Apd-So, uron whom they msy have caltey
"Makee ca.chee bath (ptonouncea baatl; !
] get cloee." The Murders thus nade u
.tmetimea distressing, especially at ii
l diuner table. It is, however, in his p1utic
= capacity at ; pilot that john Chfnan1p u
( duiges in the most ssnEular buTleeques INK
@ What he calls Iue1see." TO hc1vc the al
L to he will toldls shout, 't Shizzes nAy tsxsr
b nrich he imsginea ID - Shiver the main to
= ., III" while the slightest rernoastrapce mn
9 bis fts'e il met With IN indignant ~ III
e sxw you 1nakec bobke1r my my tiukee :,
n Il muehee foaloo!" And yet these axo Il
! class Of men frequently employed u int
d pfetefs-Heasen eare the n111kt-in rcast
: Of var, both American End British. No wn
= | der that VIC read Of occasional " nietakes
o The necessities which most Chinese emic,au
!, to the United States and tho Strait :,
il Elements Of Singapore, &C., ara md;
| Of acquiring toleras'y corscc. us:h
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l,.lu4r s.adding the 1xndscare; tho venders Of
,.a1">:Eets and nonkesp-sli these wcre e1-
slnir.tc novtltie. to ~. and fnr time Kept our
to .,tilcr objects Of interest. moreover, wcro
.uI Own countEnetl: for that very nor1i-
ing 'l'e hoass lad cnmc down the river
Ia,.tn witn aforementioned passengers
frcsa The Pacific shore. These generally pre-
res.:sd 4 marked coutrast to ournc1vcs-
s.e:.cwinE bro.dcloth, de!ightinS in rough
j"a.ja.ketR. Mexican 1onchos, and Hidc-
a~.hc.: cultivatius long. tangled hesrd.. and
~a.&l;.g abou. with \ free, steat1y, se1f-pos-
r'r-.d step. like men ~lo h'd had experiences.
inc, n@eUled to furrcv lis With calm superior
- I'D favored us w1th roma pretty startling
r:u,ir about What uas before us; and Wo
1eul..t: t,lon them with enry, believing Ill tho
g">-i tLcy told and di-lcIieving The evil, md
Tes":y convincing our elves that there WAS
Ent "Ea OF them who had not his bag
sts htsscd with nuggets, aud that probably
IL =: Who spoke must ..iscour..ingly had the
c1'. :acucr, Atd sisni II told their bitter tales
tcrIEecactinu agaiast rul.sery.
ltfNd attefnnen 80 took canoe, aud
cso.,,t d to the nther ride Of The river. Here
NJ the largest peftiun nf tie native yiilaRe,
:.thi7x clu-icr Of LutH lining the bank.
Picturesque eronp, indeed. ~ soen with !
sir, Gr two luterspersed, and tho dark fo.es'
I1-.:,;: behind; but not 20 inviting when y,
e.rze near and rav tho inhabitants eunnin,
,:.--.sc'vts in fs.,t: here wonai
]yi bali dead with some lci,rous com
;1.:.t the1o na., making tho utmost poss
{ &c f:irIitay Of his k,de1.sn c!ophautiasls, i
|. ;Hs t,f e1to.tng rlsar1tS yonder knot 9
<..,,A'r.E, Alrradr inert and emsciated VII
f;!,:r approaching doom Of disease The:
r, ,aed uo:c anaung chem, in fact, who wei
IL. cr,elapcd in the folds Of some form {
u, i, c: ni.c1y. and wc aeEo glad 10 turn AE,
y. .1weaiIr as po~s1ble. It WAS relief, i,
Il, ri. to climb up II tl,e old fort upon Il
.+.suI. There We Eaw 10 ono. and could e
ar.;.,5, the cr1ntIsG stones aud 10 our heart
r. .,.s.,.t tnuac u;,on the scenes It 1nuAt ha
Witnessed, and speculate why and when il y
1,i,., and how, in fact. in such dtb!isat
climate. it had eyar happened 70 be built It q
T1,cre VIC elt, pleasantly talking over
friure r]ane, until the aftern.on drew
..scc, Then We dcsceude :. Our intent
~. 10 lave returned At once TO the hotel !;
:. vc struck the path Ne found that it diy'd
i:.o two one Of which ttsstchea away tusa'
Tx this time tho sir had heeome cn01el,
tic prospect before US VAS 1nF'tlns; ING p
led in arnong what seemed s!tnoss Ase : Gu
ya,cd 1.arl. tho dense forest elStag pace ~
urn eword, dotted with clumps o. Psa9s.
.ts1sccd with towering vines; and anaes
e1lilAratiug temptation of novelty, ~e
loved the winding Of the path 1or ne
ly lla.f q mile Then. appearing to- como
nothing different from that We hsd seen
fore, re weEe about 10 return. when sudda1
az We slirted the 1ast c1ump OF trees, VIC =
statt1ed With tho unexpected display Of Ii
Arcadia. An open patch u fovery sward
tLe eide Of moro beautiful cluster Of pa
tl..n anv xe had roen heso7e At one sid.
1lcasatt lit:1s stream nef11iy ~on1sing n
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eee vehicle there in ali your Ifo:" q Yes, I
! did" Very good" Some other questions
we're put, which led to nothing particular; but
| just Is she w.tness was leaving the box, tie
learned gentlemsn put one more question:
~ sua instructed to ask sou II the vehicle you
| txur :" i" It MAS"
Those who have due sense Of gratitude
slways get along pleasantly in The world. s, 1t
least thought james DUNCAN, of New Orleans
4 few weeks e1nce be was caught. under sus-
picioue circumstances, in the residence Of =
citlzeu- He begged earnestly to be released,
and VAS finally let 60. Shortly afte1ward he
ruade similar visit and was again arrested.
What ase Iou doing hers again = inquired
the gentleman whose premises wers e 1avsdea, 49,
hoai aia ~ sisa lsad r sss {ea but
cause you we're kind to mo occo befo:o -! And
you wished to show your gratitude es-
| There was : momeEia.C pause III 1ue co1sel-
ration "a the citizen reached over and crew
Of iexeIrT and some silver plate belonging To-
tho house. sand you uere eAHyinE these
sr,r mat to ,ec:cmaer re by ;" No, cir :
they were Isying around loose: and IVES AFRAID
semebcdy m,Eht steal hem-
The venerable DR.. Slop, Of Mad Rabbit,
| WAS Doctor OF the experimental and eclectic
1 cInoI of medicine, years ago. It Was 4 rule
Of tie Doctors rever 10 have anything wasted;
tud therefore, when any prescription re-
EAlCeQ UD&4heu A4leI AA9 tAAA4tAk u4a4 uGA OE
recore,ed, he would empty it in a bottle kept
for the purpose, that became the receptacle OF
Heterogeneous compound that science could
not sna1Fze. 4 younger member OF the fsenl-
ty noted this as very singular fact, aud asked
| Of him the reaeou fos It, The Doctor hesi
tated ! little, and then replied that, though In
ortiuary cases be knew we'll what to do, thera
we're instances when al the medical akil1
failed, and Vas fooEed with doubt At such
titnes it wns his custom to resort to this big
bottle, and leave nature snd accident to ac-
compiish the cure. "And will you believe it,
said he, 'eome OF my most brilliant successes
have reeulted from it,
a rather hasbful youne man, aftsr long
and szluous eourt.hip, found himself ono
tHsh: evening the betrothed Of pretty giri,
the verJ pink Of nodeaty. He was about to
take his departure, and, hter lingering about
tho door for some time, he declared and pro-
tested to niss Sallio that be couldn't and
! wouldn't leave until abe hAd kissed him! OF
conree Miss S11lie b1ushed beautifully red,
and vowed in return that she could not aud
would not do that-she neser had done sueh =
thing, and never would until abe WIS, m1ssied-
ihe alteration eecame exciting: untn ne p
gentleman got huhed and deciased II ne
couldn't Lisa her he wouldn't bare hes. 10 ~
vas marching OF. She watched him q sao
d1Gr. aud, seting be was 10 ea1oess. sna tuae
ahe vonl3 loee him unleEa soneshinS "aa
dcne. ske said. eoariuslg, Coule naSs, .es'
Ill split the aiGeselcs with yaa. 1o0 NAY
/ SdCeeYt n. hand
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T EATHER AND FINDINGS STORE,
No. SO Old Levee street.
The inspection of the trade and buyers generally
specially invited to my complete and comprehensive
etock of everything pertaining to the
SROE MANUFACTURING LINE.
Ikeep constantly band the best French and AnaaC
lean Calf SKINS Moroccos, Bindings Topping, S4A
HemIock and Oa& Sole Leather. English SerRea, Weea
Elastic Gore, Binding Ribbons. etc.
Nv errsnEements n Europe and In this country eaA
HE me 10 offer the greatest advantage to the traa
WIN. j. SHELDON,
- Ono LeVes SIrSpIs
iySSIy BE weon BtenvtMs and Ouso0IAhoas>
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Allocution Of tho Holy Father.

AS soon "a the vote was announced on
the 18th, the Holy Father manifested his
intention to address the august assembly.
But 80 deep and general was the emotion,
could speak. Many of the Venerable Fa-
theirs, conscious how great q work had just
been accomplished, were moved 70
tears, and embraced each other with trans
port. At length calm was restored, and
the Sovereign Pontiff spoke with loud
voice the following worlds
"This supreme authority of the Roman
Pontiff, Venerable Brothers, does not OPP
press but succors, does not destroy but
builds up-non destruit, sed Gsdifcat-
and most often it confirms in dignity,
unites in charity, and strengthens and de-
tends the rights of our brethren, that is,
the rights of the Bishops. Therefore they
who now Judge in commotion, let them re-
member that the Lord is not in cOmm0-
tion.'
"Let them remember also that few
years ago they abounded in our sense and
in the sense of the great majority of this
vast assembly. But then they judged in
lenis. Can two opposite consciences
exist in forming the same Judgment God
forbid! We pray, therefore, that He who
alone works great marvels would Himself
illuminate their hearts and minds, that all
may return to the bosom of their father,
the unworthy Vicar of Jesus Christ on
earth, who cherishes them, who loves them,
and desires to be one with them. And that
thus bound together in the bonds of
charity we may fight the battles of the
Lord, that not only our enemies may not
mock us, but that they may rather fear,
and at length the arms of malice may yield
in the sight of truth, and thus all may be
able to say with Saint Augustine: Thou
hast called me into Thy admirable light,
and behold see.'"
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

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i The great difficulty which physicians have bM
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his office of pastor and tsssh I'll chsistian
icai asthort y he defines tSss doctrine Of
faith or morals, is to be held by Tho universal
ch possesses, through thu divine assist
ance promised to him in the blessea Peter
deemer willed his church to be endowed, IN
defining a doctrine of faith or morals; and
therefore, that such definitions of the Roman
pontiff, are irreformable of themselves, and
not by force of the consent of the church there
to.
And if any one shall presume, which God
forbid, to contradict this our de6nition, let
him be anathema. s
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DR. ID. BLY'S PATENT ARTIFICIAL
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Call address with stamp for circular. Dr. T. ST
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VNRUSSES AND BRACES.
The following Highest Premiums awarded to
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There is hidden thunder in the stores of
heaven, ready to burst with burning wrath
and blast the man who owes his greatness
to the ruin of his neighbour.
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HALLS
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DRY GooDs--cLoTHiNG

VIZ DAUPHM CANAL STREET.
Continued Accessions Of
PARIS MILLINERY GOODS,
Communion and Bridal WREATHS and Bridal Furni
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Crepe Silk RIBBONS
Fancy and Straw Goods, .Milliners' Materials,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
oc24 ly Formerly 66 Customhouse street.
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1THos. EGAN, FAMILY GROCER.

Having removed from my old stand No. 2Ti Poydras
street TO the Corner of Common and Robereon streets
/ will keep constantly on hand Choice TEAS. WINES
and LIQUORS; also Choice GOSHEN BUTTER
Goods delivered free to all parts Of the city te2O ~
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SASH, BLIND AND DOOR
/ STEAM FACTORY,
Corner st. Charles and Clio streets, New Orleans,
GEO. PURvES, Proprietor.

The cheapest manufacturing establishment In the
Southwest. Immense reduction in prices: SASH from
s5 per pair; Glazed Sash, from 81 70 per pair
each All work made of seasoned Cypress List OF
prices in detail be had at the Factory or mailed nee
Goo. Purvess Glazed Sash from q % per pair
Geo Purvess Window Blinds. from y ~ per pair.
Geo. Purvess Panel Doors from IS % each