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RUN OvER.-John Bishop was run over by the
carriage Of the Philadelphia Hose last night and
had two of his ribs fractured The sufferer was re-
moved to the Hospital. He resides at Seventh and
Baker streets.
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SERIOUSLY INJURED.-About ten O'Clock this
morning Charles Elliott, aged 20 years. caught
in the shafting at Hoops s. Townsends bolt works,
No. 1880 Buttonwood street, and was seriously in
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ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-At an early hour this
morning two young men, named George Moore and
William Thomson were arrested at Fourth and
Cherry streets upon the charge OF attempting to
a hearing at the Central Police Station this after
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MISSING LAD.-Wm. Mccoy Slater, aged sixteen
years. son OF Rev. William Slater, OF Venice, Wash
iDgton county, Pa, disappeared from his home
about two months since. He was last seen in Pitts
burg on the list of August, and then he was on his
way to this city. The lad has slight impediment
in his speech.
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SuIcIDE.-Theo. Beck, who shot himself 10 the alb
domen at No. 1873 ButtOnwooi street. last night,
died this morning from the effects OF the injuries
ceiyed. Mr.. Beck was labOring under a te npOrary
1T OF insanity at the VINE ne committed the rash act
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ACCmFET.-A bOafman. name unFnoWn. met viii
ali aCUlucnL LnB IbiLg OL la4S S-L-.4 w.. $500.
yania, whereby he fractured leg.
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NARR 3 LADNER, Brokers, report this morning

lust OP E N E d,
An Elegant assortment Of Fancy
Goods.
LADIES' AND GENTS DRESSING CASES,
ENGLISH POCKET BOOKS,
CIGAR CASES, MATCH BOXES,
WHITING DESKS, BRoNZES, ETo.
r. H0sKINs & CO.,
Statoners and Engravers,
NO. 913 ARCH Street.
Real ESTATE AT AUOIIOM.
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THE REPUBLICAN INvIECIBLEs hold meeting at
Concert Hall this evening, TO which the public are
invited. Addresses Will be delivered by number
of distinguished speakers who are old members OF
the club. 1t is not necessary to say word about
this club they are known throughout the length and
breath OF the land for their gallant services in all
the camDaigQ9 since lS60
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DIPLOMACY ARREST.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
MONDAY, Oct lo,-Gcneral Burnside and Minister
Washburne have been closeted with Jules Fayrc.
They leave Of Two r. NJ for Versailles.
The arrest OF Gustave Flourcns III ordered.
Rumors OF u Coming Restoration Of the Ro-
nupartes.

Rumors OF Coming Restoration OF the Re-
nupartes.
LONDON, Oct. 49, 1870.
There are nimors thar an agreement has been
made at the PIusslan headquarters with General
Boyer, the messenger Of Bazaine under which the
Marshal Is 10 march to Paris and declare for Napo-
leon the Fourth.
marble bust Of Napoleon l., the gold cross from
the chapel and part OF the imperial library, were
saved from 81. cloud and are In the custody Of the
Crown Prince OF Prussia.
GENERAL SHERIDAN.
General Sheridan arrived at Bouxells today on
MS way TO Rome. He win return 10 the prussan
army When operations become more active.
PROGRESS OF THE slEGE-wrLL THE WAR rERsI-
sAfE EARLY-wnAT KING WILLIAM SAYS.
..-~s- LONDON, Oct. %. 1870,
IN sirrial letter dated Versailles the 14tn, the
correspondent describes his visit 10 Meudon and
declares maj the Pnssan positions are rapidly be-
coming mpregnable active preparations are
peihg made for mounting siege guns In every direc-
tion.
lie says burnsidc's bag now known az the
through in'nl, leaves VITA Sheridan to-day. sferl-
dan VIA net return, regarding the war AZ virtually
over and the siege dun and slow. lie returns nome
IN the spring.
Bismarck paid HIM farewell visit last night,
Sher'da-i said to-day that he had been rosany
treated by the PrUssians. Bismarck, Moltlse. the
King ard Crown Prince could not have been more
cordial.
Ihe ting SAWS the French have his sympa'hIes
bui they are making, at present such poor figure
tnat ne regards tue siege or Paris Imaginable farce
II have been disappointed with the French. p he
said; $50 has the whole world But IL is easy to
account for their ailnre; shey have been weakened
so much by Capitalization that they are W.
ling 10 av all the shoulders OF the En-
peror as sGapegoat, instead or boldly help
1o2 themselves II is lanentable 60 u
nation OF forty millions 50 utterly broken.
Fight why, the, ought to light III their boots
fall of
sheridan made excellent Impression: his
prompt, out pokeD manner was much enjoyed by
me ki1g ard Bismarck.
HOPE or rEtog SELL.
There are fily siege guns up IN front that
are not YET IN battery; they eighteen to sixteen
Founders and are >ii on their high carriages.
starvation however. II seems to many Is the true
cue FOR the reduction OF Paris The leaders never
theless have resolved 10 nusn the bombariment the
very first instant he guns ready.
hGmors or 40 aunistice are floating IN the air, hui
they cannot ne traced to any reliable source
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THE SITUATION IN PARIS.


Government, Politics aad I.lfe In rar
Siesed City--rhs Burnside and Wwah-
snrne Missions--fiaus and Rasnuxe 81
Rencs--BIsa,arrh's Posit5op-HowifI,e Pcvp,~
Live and whas .rhsy Say and Ds-.
Provision suppIies--A Hoy-enssh Bas.unct--
The CaDssnnde->ssReds's ana Ti,esr sys-
ten Of PeiiIics.-Niaiis and Pa,SonG er~
On ~ B.Iloon-.A5: Distinguishes Parts---
esamberrs Taking His s~at-sn Exniisax
Sccnc-The Army, the Republic sod
Foreign visilors--Chh Chat In Tour..
LONDON, Oct. ga.P. ".
Ample and interesting special teptegs which have
been received In TINS city from Paris to-day, partly
by balloon mill aud IN part ~ hands 81 spec,at
mcssepgers nom the Continent, continue the Yep on
Uf anairs The French capital Co the ioyh instsnt
This correspondence supplies matter which ni!s the
gaps in the previous narrative, although ons letter
dated on 0cr0ber II, had neen previously reroiveG
and ns contents ransfoitted 10 the HERALD
by cable telegram. There existed, as . matter
Of course, very great uncertainty ~ 10 To.
tne Of delivering OF these Paris letters here ,ndes
very great uncertainty attends the entire CORE
spondence, ~ Is demonstrated by the iaci tnat a
balloon letter from Parts OF October IL vas received
In Tendon and reported bv Cable telegram 10 the
HERALD last Wednesday,. while balloon letter by
the same special writer, dated the 18th of Sep.
sember, was received here only OF yesterday.
The preseni budget Of mai! news h., balloon com
prlses q continuation Of the regular d,sry OF The
siege OF Paris fros, the las, partially completed
under date OF the st ~ October 10 the 10th or thu,
month.
There IN also q private letter, which reals
~ r0llows:---I sent or diary Of the pro.
syress OF the siege OF Paris; With other matter by
balloon for Loncon last FRIDAY. God knows wnen,
II ever II may reaes' ycr. now transmit the con-
tipuation Of my doi,y record 81 the progress or
events here.
S~SEaAL BUaNs,pE's sIssfos pEeMpl1Nas or
rfACR.
few DAYS ago General Burnside returned 10
Paris, after having mad seven days talk with
Premier Count Bismarck. This appears favp able
III view Of the approach or an arrangement between
France and Prussia. The terms OF peace re0lain
just the sameat least Inc points Of basis OF peace
seatJ-hnt they may perhaps be moulded.
The government nero In Paris really despars Of
intimate success in the neld. There is 10 force ont
ward In the provinces or France capable o.. con-
tending with the prlsaian army with the gast nope
Of triumph. There are, to be sure, six hundred
THOUSAND men In and Immediately around tho iortt-
tcatisnn OF Paris; but they are almost power;c .
for offence, and completely unable to deal o heavy
blow. 10 pro'ong The war would be madness on tac
prt u ihs Pafsians ala there are great Zoos wso
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the defence OF the country on formidable scale.
We have al divers points, which 10 would be impru-
dent 10 mention, excellent troops, wen armed and
equipped, and ready 20 move at given moment as
will so0n appear.
ln corroDoration OF the above. IL may be stated on
the best authority, that two armies. ally com-
manded and composed OF excellent troops, are
ready to move forward. Further details cannot be
given but events WA prove the truth Of these
statements.
AUSTRIA URGING AN ansisrror.
telegram from Vienna says thst the Austrian
government, responding 20 me represen ations or
England, urgently advocates an aiinslice at Tours
and Versailles.
fhe vienna Pre- Press, IN an able leader. de-
hounces We war "a ntocraoie and nvoRes the de-
ter1nined Intervention OF the Powers. II declares
thai the moment is opportune for compromise
and England should take the initiative and conduct
the negotiations ~ behalf OF cause winch has ne
come thai or the civilized world.
no BorE or scccrss FROM ". THEIRS MISSION.
telegram from Tour, says that VI. THEIRS mas not
ieti Tor Paris yet he awaits safe conduct from the
pr'Issians Ia rhis connection despatch from Ber-
lin reports thar the ig7,ssoa cross Gagegte referring
10 rQnor that ~ Timers proposes 10 visit the King
OF Prussia at Versailles expresses the opinion mat
his mission wIi he iguniess.
BISMARCK ANXious FOR PEAcE--yoN aoirKg or
POSED.
~ Versailles the desire for peace IN the Ger
man camp = Nisinly disturbing All The plans
ana projects Of the military authorities. Sick
ness IS Increasing % fearful extent IN the
aerhlah camps, not more than half the men being
reported as ~ for duty some OF The Westphalian
west Prnssian aud 0ld Prussian regiments. The
Pe'lions Tor peace nom Germany pass In with
every NAL, ana Count Bismarck is openly
max
opening o. the German Parliament. His aIs.
agreement With Baron Moltke IL now matter
OF nOtorie, and he does not hesitate TO speak OF it
before foreigners IN particular III Il manner winch
leads TO the belief hat he desires to give the in-
preston throughout Europe that any difficulty now
mterposed IA tie way Of peace proceeds nor rom
the government ~ Prussia, but from the military
Headquarters
AisACt AND ioRgAlNE rHE CONDITION or PEACE
General Won der Tam, commanding The German
troops on liie Loirc. has issued proclamation IN
winch ne declares tBat the main condition OF peace
= me RESTITUTION III Asace and Lorraine 70 Ger
man,.
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wtsTCgEsTsa NEWS ITEMS.

The body oil an unknown man was washed ashore
from Long Island Sound opposite Fort schuyler
SATURDAY. The remains appeared TO be those OF -
young man, and had evidently been ia the water for
some days. Coroner Bathgate was notified u TIE
occurrence.
Edward Kenrney, who Is charged with forgery.
WAS lodged In the county jaIl Oh Friday, HAVING
been arrested IN Newark, n. j., N Deputy She1h
foru Il requlstion made W G0ie'nei bssI!nln Vii
tue Executive VI New Jersey.
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Request Of Great Britain for a suspension Of
HostilitIes-TavorabieR Replies Received.
BRUSSELS oct. ~, 1870
The Independence Beige has the following SPECIAL
despatch from London:--
After the Cabinet Council beld on Friday, Ear
Granville autographed TO the British Miosiers a,
Tours Berlin, ST. Petersburg, Vienna, and Florence
with view TO bringing about an armistiee between
Prussia and France until the election and OPENING o.,
the French Constituent Assembly. me aas,rers r.
cetced from the ans5oss0aors .,goate an eQssy Sas
pe'sstoa az Aosfslittes.
ConRfmation VI the Reuorrs--.;ma,t isopes o.,
Pesce--A Chance for nm ArHristicc.
LoSpoN Oct ~, 1879.
The kilograms from Tours aAd Vienna. anuoant.
ing The proposal ny Engl&nd OF aa Arfn4tte az
substantially rrue have the highcsf AUTHORITY 10.
ing that the British government conelude,i Las.
week THAI the tne had arrived for Iuasing another
enort. They considered the nionent cr.i.
cal, and felt II 10 be their dnfy &c Try
some Thing. they nave urged an ar1nis,ice ny max
Ing representations to Prussia ami France, ASKING
other Powers 10 JOIN them IN their efor 10 bring IL
about. The arnsiice is inisDded 10 allow ,te con.
vocation or the General Assembly 10 Is understood
bismarck fayors such cDnyoc lion BIZ irs,sss TIE
armistice must include prsclicasis bass Ct pese.
While the overinres oi Great Brlraa have M, Lasn
nnfavorably received nj both Tours ana Nsfsa1cs
the British government has sinai. hopes IL sacc.se
Yhere Ia q chance but only cnance, thu. me pres
emit effort may produce a suspension Of hossliilss.
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The French Authorities Preparing
Tours for Siege.
Severe Battle in the Vosges-
Reault Unknown.
AApoLFoEs HEALTH IMPROVING
AN ARMISTICE EXPECTED.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HrsAlo.

Request Of Great Britain for Suspension Of
Hostiiities-Tavorabie Replies Received.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-19
Correspondence.
-:O:-

De differences lettrcs recues de France, d6parte-
ment dc Loir Cher, nous extrayons les passages
suvants.
Ces lettres,-n6cessaire est de 10 dire,-viennent
de bons ct braves paysans gauois,-paysans don't
le ceur ct les sentiments mont jamais ee tre!ates
par lie poison de l'imp6ralisme ct la corruption des
lautes classes sociaes
...... lie 2s Septembre, au matin, nous enten-
dimes une grande Glamour du cote de St-Dye
C etait rarm6e dOslcans qui repait sur Blois.
Toute Ia journ6e, les communes riveraines de la
Loire ont etc plenes de soldats. Jen al interroge
pluseurs II mont dit qu'ils n'avaient pas tire I'M
coup de fusil, qu'ils navaent pas meme WI TN
Prussien, mais que Ton setait battu AArtenay
lis n'avaent pas peur. eux, mais leurs chefs Ce'
pendant lis 6taient Acknowledgement places pour
recevoir lennemi, prcteges qus etaient par III
talus de chemn de fer. Ces jeunes gems etaien
tres fatigues. LIE endemain, lordre vint de marche
dams la direction d Orleans, les Prussens ayant et
repousses Artcnay. LIE general qui comml
cette faiblesse on cete trahison sappele de Pohes
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L0aces.

Lemeute sans raison, sans drapeau, deux fois vile,
Vociferait, marchant contre Donaldsonvle;
Les emmes, les vellards, les enfns, tout tremblit,
Et ION ne savait pas que la mutt celait
Deux hommes, ell voyant les GRANTEES ct les larmes,
En- entendant partout les cris ct les alarmes,
En- comprenant l'horreur dun rGveil dams lie sang,
Ont dit: "Alons trouver rhomme qu'on fait pussant.
Et Get homme, avec nous, apaisera r6meute."
lis lie frent. All re'our lis trouverent la meuto
Qui les assassina froidement, lachement.
Sans trop savoir pourquoi, trop savoir comment
Assassues dams lombrc J.. o toi Donaldsonvie,
Quand tn sus lie forfait dune bande seryile;
Quana tu Wis lie cadavre horrible, ensanglant6,
Epouvantabe meme Ia ferocite;
Quand til reconnus Lawes, une victime sainte,
Tu fs bien de draper de nor ia triste enceinte,
ID accompagner, ell pleurs, a la tombe des morris
Ceu qui sut mourir sans Granite ct sans renords.
4 q
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vailleurs honnetes, courageux, non apatardis
ct b]ancs. Et ces travailleurs, 81 justice leur
est rendue, 81 appel convenable leur est fait,
81 contrat est signe scion des clauses nison-
nables, viendront lei CONNIE on va au salut.
Et seront.ils 10 destruction pour nous9 Sin
sureeront-ils sans raison ct illegalement
contre le patron on l'associe? Chercheront-ils
la vie, phonneur ct la respectabilite dams
p6meute, le dssordre ct le meurtre? Travail
leurs dams toute l'acception du mot, lis cree
ront, produiront, conserveront, developpe-
ront Ia fortune du pays sous toutes ses
formes, formeront une population compacte
ct homogene dams une meme communicate
de race, de sentiment ct d'interets.
Quel grand malheur, aprss tout, 81 dams IN
demi steele Ia grande propriete disparaissait,
pourvu que les proprietaires actuels fussent
sauves du seryiisme ignoble ct de Ia RUNE
certaine!
Au train don't won't les chooses, avec les mo-
yens de travail ct de production connus,
avec le pire venant apres le NAL, combien de
temps pouvons-nous garder une terre on une
plantation grevee d'hypotheques, tcrasee
d'imp6ts, prodnisant de moins en- roins, a Ia
merci de vagabonds sans conscience ct irres-
ponsables?
Oui, il faut en- venir l'immigration
blanche.
Et, ,c'est avec plaisir que nous constatons
les efforts fats par quelques planteura de
notre connaissance pour resourdre ainsi Ia
question. "......=
Ceux-la, sils reussissent, ct lis reussiront,
-seront les veritables pionniers dune nou-
velle societe ct dune nouyelle civilisation en-
Louisiana.
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LIE colonel commandant les gardes mobiles 6tait de
Burgoing, 6cuyer de l'ex.imp6ratrice.

LIE colonel commandant les gardes mobiles 6tait de
Burgoing, ecuyer de l'ex.imp6ratrice
Les soldats ne manquent pas en- France; mais il
nous faudrait des chefs capables Porrquoi le Gou-
vernement provsoire aisset-i tant de mobiles ct de
bonapartis.es a Ia tate de rarmee? De Clauzel
commando la garde mobile du D6partement de
Loir-et- Cher. Monsieur le comte Cary, cousin de
ex-empere,Ir, est Tours, la tete dun battalion
Ces chefs, quon le croie ben, ninspirent MULE con-
ance nos jeunes gems, qui pr6fereraent avoir des
republicans leur tate, car il y maintenant beau-
coup d'6lan ct de patriotisne en- France. Jai WI
passer Blois les patriotes du Gers. Ce sont tons
des enfants de deport6s lis veulent sanver leur
pays ct venger eurs peres fusill6s d6port6s par
lhomme de D6cembre. Leur devise est :.Vaincre
ou molrr." Et ces mots sont Gcrits en- lettres dor
sur drapeau noir. Unc tete de mort ct des osse-
ments en- croix sont leurs armes.. V6tns de nor,
ayant un chef de leur coix lis ne yeulen nj donner
nj recevoir de quarter. lis seront de terribles gne
ras la mutt, le jour- dams la llaie derrere e buis-
son, partout."....
..--.. lie peup!e Sc leve. II est r6vee ct ter.
rble. Vingt ans Dc torpeur q secoucr ct venger
Sedan nous await lass6s armes sans munitions,
sans armee. Par lei, Orleans est All pouvoir dcs
Prussiens. Mais depuis hut jours tout change.
lis vienncnt de partout, du Midi de Toulouse, de
la Gascogne du Potion, de la Vend6e, vai!lauts
sodats II aura, SOUS peu, un combat terrible pres
d'Orl6ans. Notre espor est grand. 81 nous sommes
vaincus, ct celia nest pas probable, ce ne sera pas
la fin ct Ia dGfae dc la France. Plus rennemi s'a-
venture, plus il court perte Beaucoup sont
entries en- France, peu Gu sortirOnt. Vive la repu-
bique'
Cette derniare ettre est lat6e du 10 Octobre.
Et depuis scion les provisions ct respoir de notre
ami, lie general Fa!adines prouve que les paysans
N 'avaient pas besoin dun mar6chal de rempereur
pour battre les ar:nees de Guillaume.
QUAINT ceux, par lei, qu voient la France
| trayers rempire, l'empereur ct Napoleon, qus
renoncent une bonnc fois a la m6dae de chocolat.
La France sera francaise, libre ct republicaine
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FeuiIIeton du L0uisinnais.
LES CHIENS..
XIV.

Je me retournais pour franchir le seuil de Ia
cabane pyreneenne, quelque peu mecontent de
n'avoir point escalade lie pic de LAyr6, ct pref
regsgner avant la mutt la vile de Bar6ges ct ma
chambre d'l,6tel, lorsque les deux grand molosses
de rh6tesse hondirent CONNIE deux lions dechain6s.
hurlant ct aboyant de ioe.
Les deux bandits, dams leur bond formidable,
avaient failli me renverser.
lis n'avaient dependant point rompu Ia trave, ct
ce n etait pas mes moets ct ma gorge quits en-
voulaient.
| N'avions, nous pas mango ensemble le pain do
lhospitalil6?
Ete Wis alors, du seul de pierre on etais accoude.
une jcune file capulet rouge qui dsscendais
gracieusement ct tranquement Ia montague
LIE solei qui commencait disparai'rs desriess
les pics les plus elev6s, await des rayons du1s
douceur ct dune suavit6 incroyables
La jeune file, belle CONNIE apparition fantae-
tique bruno comme unc ardente m6ridionale. ree
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Nouvelles.

LIE general de Paladines, commandant
larmee de 10 Loire, repris Orleans ct battu
les Prussiens. La bataille etc serieuse. Dix
mile Prussiens ont etc tues, blesses de faits
prisonniers. Paladines a une arm6e de $50,
600 hommes, s,-jeunes'solda ct recrues, mais
braves ct enthousiastes. L'effet moral de
cette victoire etc immense sur les troupes,
le gouvernement ct lie peuple. Gambetta est
a Orleans, on plut6t 'arm6e de Ia Loire,
organisant, enthousiasmant, pressant faction,
Saint-Just dun nouveau 50. Probable est
qn'un nouveau combat aura lieu, sill ma deia |
eu lieu. ST les Francais sont victorieux, Pa |
ladines marchera sur Paris avec les autres
corps francais qui retrecissent le cercle, ct
let1et de ce movement rpide, combine
avcc dc vigourcuses sorties de Trochu, aurait
pour resultat de faire lever lie siege de Paris.
Aors Ia guerre toucherait a 81 fn ct Guillau-
me songerait a Ia retraite. Dams le cas- con-
traire,-cas de def:.ite de larmee de Ia Loire,
la guerre ne serait point encore terminee,
Ii. France etant resolue poursuivre Ii lutte
jusquam dernier homme ct au dernier village.
On parle dune brouille entire 10 Prusse ct
rAutriche.
La Russie ct la Turquie sont sur lie point
den venir aux mains. Et celia fait reheclir
IAngleterre, qui commence a Sc montrer un
peu moins prussienne.
La hotte franchise bombarde Hambourg.
Bazaine ct les officers de rempereur ont
etc baiser Ia main imptriale, avec force pro-
testations de dtyouement a rempire. La
France etait pour eux l'empire. Les journaux
de Bismark dtfendent qui mieux mieux
Bazaine. C'est role a eux.
Garibaldi remport6 des avantages contre
les Prussiens. II est maintenant dams le Huut
Rhin ayec I'm corps de $4,000 hommes
NoUvELLEs PLUS EEcENTEs.-Le genera
Paladnes execute un movement de fant
contre l'armee de Vondertaun. Une batailIt
est imminente a Toury.-Un engagement {
Ell lieu samedi pres dEvrenx. Les Prussen
ont etc responsibilities Prnssiens marchen
snr Lyon. Dole etc occup6. Garibadi ct J.
p general francas sont a Chagny.- fai
une sortie en- nombre.-L'armee de Versatile
= Sc sent fable ct attend des renforts.-Le
!, wives, dit-on, sont rarss a Paris, ct Gullaum
compte sur la famine pour la capitulation.-
- Des dspeches, non oiiicelles, de Blois ct d
Tours, aunoncent que lie general Darrueles
= remporte une victoire Artenay sur Vor
dertaun,-Les lib6raux allemands s'opposer
;. ii la conyocation dun Parlement Versailles
:. -L'attitude menacante de Ia Russie fl
crainlre I'm conflit europeen.
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NOS PRINCIPLES.

Rfpubliqus d'ordre, dhonnetetf ct DE-
jusiice. ...-
Suffrage uniuersel pour tous, erccp't pour
les criminels et les ragabonds.
Union ciuiq"e des Lonisianais bla"cs el
dss Louisianais de couleur.
Education pour ious.
Plus de Carpcs.baggers polaiq"es en- Loui'
siane, nj de ragabonds faineants.
Egalitk poiitique entire les naturalists q
les nai;fs.
Appeis ct avances limmigrant laborieur
Respect d Ia 'oi.
L'honneic homme en- haut, le nalkonnete
en- bas.
La Louisiana dot Aire gourevnke par
l'honneietk ct Intelligence.
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abonpcs ct d nos debitcurs.
~ Comme nous leur savons de Ia
conscience, lis nous repondront.
Au reste, &C nest point une ia
veur que nous cntcndons rec|amcr.
Lie LOuisian0is ne comprend
guerc lc mot .Jarc"r.
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