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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-04-29

EAscr FA1h The ladies' connected
with the N. y. Church OF Empire City,
propose giving Fancy Fair in that city,
en the 23d and 2zth Of next month, the
proceeda to innure to the benefit Of the
ehursh. The ladies' are always irst and
foremost in every enterprise calculated TO
elevate and benefit humanity, and we
hope %. deserving an object as the build
ing ega house Of worship, win meet With
the naost unbounded success.
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Wheat is quoted at 81 20 per bushel
IN Salem.
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Bill Wadkinds, Superintendent Of the
Oregon Penitentiary, offers reward Of
900 for The apprehension Of an escaped
convict, Wm. Burst, who is thus dcs-
sribcd: Is about ~ years old, s feet
7inches high, sandy hair, blue eyes,
Eight complexion, wears No. shoes,
marked on right arm-W Burst Co. + !,
w ", has sloop in bis gait when walk !.
Eng, andis round shouldered.0
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srKcIAL rRrMiuM on CIR

xFEcIAL PREMIUM ON CHEESE.
will give special premium of two silver eob-
lets, worth at least fifty dollars, for the best fifty
pounds Of Oregon made cheese, to be exhibited ut
the State Fair Of 1871. Three or more to com
pete for the prize. The special Committee to be
appointed by the President Of the Society.
J. C. H1wTHoRSE.
East Portland, April Is, 1871.
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Al CHAPTER OF SUIcIDEs Miss
Cook, II. D., committed suicide recently
ID San Francisco No cause assigned
John O. Rentschler aud wife, who
kept saloon. we're found dead il their
housa in San Francisco on the morning
81 The 25fh. An examination indicated
that the wife killed her husband and
then herself.
On the morni1g Of the 25lh, At eolusal
Cal, the body Of Edwin II. Sanpels, for.
merly 1T KirksvilIe. Missouri, was found
floating ii the rivera supposed suicide
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nre.a.salll--ratare oatloek.


In q summary of the condition of the
breadstuffs market, the New York Fnan-
c;as Chronicle says that the advance in
-four and wheat is more than forty per
cent. as compared with March, 1870.
This advance is accounted for by the
increased demand for export during the
war on the continent, which lasted about
eleven months, effecting large reduc
tion in the surplus stocks held one year
ago. The prospects for the maintenance
of the present prices are thus summed
up:
The situation in France, Germany and
Belgium would seem to indicate that
call upon Great Britain and the United
States to neet deficiency, will be nee
essary, but of course so long as the pres
ent disorganization in France continues,
shipments to that quarter must be held in
check. And may it not prove that the
means of buying have been largely swept
away by the same cause which seem 70
have made buying necessary Tho rev.
olutionaTy proceedings in Paris have
greatly impaired the credit Of France and
her people industrial pursuits have been
crippled BY the war, aud all legitimate
sources OF income diminished. Vast
quantities of food have already been
shipped to the French markets, and when
these shall be exhausted spring viii be
advanced. Hence there can be no cer-
tain reliance placed upon the renewal OF
any considerable demand from the Cons
tinent; and, under these circumstances
unless there is strong evidence of Q short
crop this season in Gsaat- Britain, the
w est may be considered fortunate if Its
surplus for the remainder Of the crop
year can be disposed of without incurring
any considerable reduction in values.
In the coarser grains, the situation
may be regarded as more favorable to
holders. Tho partial failure of the hay
crop has led 10 an increased demand for
feeding purposes Corn, though in large
supplies, moves off very freely, both fol
export. and consumption. It is relative
~ much cheaper than any other cereal.
Not only does Great Britain want large
and steady supply, but the Eastern and
| Middle States have a great deficiency te
be made good. Oats and barley, though
showinga full yield and liberal stocks
appear TO be much wanted, and the com
parativcly high prices which oats ar
bringing, seem to be no impeachment t
their sale, while the use of barley TO
mailing exceeds all previous exper
ience.
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Direct Importers of Baskets from leading deI
man aud French Manufacturers.

AGENTS ron THE SALE or
s. +. Percussion Match Company Matches,
American Net mud Twine Colnpxny's Twfne,
Boston Flax Mills Twines.
J. G. Conroy compans's Fishing Tackles
Hollingsworth Whitncy's Paper Bags,
Sherman's Improved Clothes Wringers,
G. E. Griswold Company's Feather Dustcrs.
r. McLanghlin's Brushes.
0nr stock is tho largest the Pacific Coast,
and our facilities foI manufacturing and import
ing enable 20 seli at lowest market price,
E8-Scnd for catalogue. s33s3m6
2I5 = AIT sacramento-st.. San france.
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ARMIES & DALlAM,
Importers, JobLers and
n1ANUFACTURERs or
Wood & Willow Ware,

Twines, Cordage, Matches, Stationery,
Paper Bags, Clothes Wringors.
Feather Dnstrrs, Fishing
Tackic, Ter Pins aud
BaEs. Etc., and
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Press Comments ON the Presidents Sal
Domingo Message.

Domingo Message.
The Buffalo IN. Y.) Erpress says:
aThe President in few grave words
gives final rebuke to his unscrupulous
assailants."
The Pittsburg (Pa.) Gazene regards
| the message .sas one of the most wonder
full State papers that has ever been pre-
sented to the public as message.
The Cleveland (Ohio) Herald says:
ave must, in defense of our own consist
ency, say that while the message and re-
port are most thorough vindication of
the President, we are not yet converts to
the annexation scheme"
/ The Rochester (N. ~ Democrat says:
president Grant stands to day stronger
before the country than he did after Ap-
pomattox. and he has confounded his eBe-
mics quite as signally as he defeated the
enemies Of his country"
/ The Milwaukee (Wis.) Sentinel says !:
1--WE believe the Presidents conduct IN
this whole transaction will bear the strict
est scrutiny of his enemies, as it deserves,
aud is sure to receive, when it is fully
understood, the cordial appreciation of
bis friends"
3 The Cleveland lOhio) Leader says !:
ssThe official report contains absolutely
nothing that is new, and entirely fails to
remove the main objections which have
been urged by the opponents Of annexa-
tioD, or to add strength TO the arguments
relied upon in It's favor and lcalls the
message ian honest, fair, straightforward
document, ereditable alike to the Presi-
dents common sense and upright inten-
ltion.
81 The New York Times says: nThe
President gives manly and straightfor-
ward account OF all the stages through
. which the San Domingo question has
passed Against the vague and unsup-
ported allegations of his detractors he
places a few simple and unsarnished
facts
], The Erie (pa.) Dispatch says
"W bile the message and report is . most
complete viudication of the President, we
are not ready to fall fully into the scheme
!, of anncxation. The benefits to the peo.
2 pie Of San Domingo are clear enough,
bat our own advantages are not 30 appa-
T rent =
The Now York Tsibnae says: fEvcn
the persistent efforts to misreprescnt the
personal motives influencing the Presi
I dent and his agents in the negotiation
{ did not render the explanation necessary
: The message is . plain tale
! which will put to rest many inaliciou.
5 stories
A CHAPTER OF SUIcIDEs Mis-
o Cook, M. D., committed suicide recently
j. ID San Francisco. No cause assigned.
g John O. Rentschler aud wife, whs
81 kept saloon. we're found dead il thei
s housa in San Francisco on the morning
d of tbe 25fh. An examination indicate.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1902.
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AND PRESSING DONE IA
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LE NARECUAL IMAGINATION.

lie Telegram de New York contic mt
qnelrnes IIgnes remar1uab!,s relatives au
na'cclIal Mac cNahon, qu, rcndrnt hon.
mage cc hCros. ct Justice aux soIdats, -
c'cst t.a-dIrc aux vrais enlautS, aux eutants
du ccur meme dc la France
Les comhlnaisons Gu ,narecha Mac
Mah"n, ditiI, ont tii admirab'rs dams
tout lcur ensemble. En- qucIqucs Sc
maincS, il chasse de l'esprtt dn penplc
lidee. que 'c <odat francais await pe'du
que!quc chose de son courage It DC 81
vaIeur. LIE dernier siege dc Paris Il etc
rcmarquable. II surpa>s= sous tous les
rarports celu t,it par les AIlemands, car
ccux.ci ne Sc sont jamais hasardts d alta
quer, ct sc sont borues inve>tir Ia vile
ct la reduire par la famine. MacMa.
hon, au contraIre, du entrer Paris dc
vive force. La mauierc don't i! en-
p!tE6 son ar'lIeric est qne!quc chose d e.
tounant nous doutons, ell vcrlle, qn Il
ait tte la:nais esaIe dams les queries n.o
1r71";. thaIEc success ritrnu par ar
t:.' G &c \tr>.i! IS u {: IL ia :. I.., bic MA
l''c!'rn: e. ii crosse atlllIeIir, Gu Il uu-
vert l!!t"n'cIle un i'a>>nCr d travers les
iiIDcs d" la G,.Itn~> En- 'avart !'n.,rr,
trarc"'>" IA '.;-c,c,;ll rll lie t1alt iolnhtt.
Mac rN"!i'.n a. !~> >t'I'tiu"nt rsl":c Sol,
paws ANN v,'uN ,?'l li.onttn II Il a.1~>l mon.
ire I'tmr"fcur GuIIiau"r ct d B;>,rarcl,
que Ia FTa"c" ne .l"ucra p1s .orSkmIs Ia
''pA:tic dc >crUnu viD!un' dams le concert
euror':rn. s. dei'Iorohe 1n',I >ott que l.,
PIE n'erc occa>'on qu a'rnt cue SOS >n!1n>
de sc non:rcr !rs tngHes descendants ;...S
ho'nnlcs qns "n' colni'attu lena TT AUS.
ter's'z, SC soft prc>en'ee dams unr :'"c-re
con'rc Ienr> pt"prr> cn:'cl:"v"n>, 'rs sol.
dat> trHrcni@ II en- ntr:tcn' I>is IN ms les
plus grnrd~ tlog's, ct lAu;rIchc Ct fou>
les pet''s E1ats d"lyent re~iHTcr plus al>t..
mcnt, present qu lis savcnt que ia pfusse
pea' encore. 'ronv"r q'n Varer avan; Dc
les fou!er a'lx picls
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DEllRIUM TREMENs.-Les details oui
nous parviennent sur lie massacre des o.
tages i Paris, dit un Journal francais, de-
passent tout &C que Inauguration pou-
wait copcevoir, ct &c que Ia plume peut
retracer. II faut remonter jusqu aux
plus. lugubres episodes de l'histoire, JUS
9u'au meurtre de la timide ct chaste
princesse dc Lamballe, jusqu'aux assas-
sinats dc scptemhre ou aux egorgemcnts
de Ia Glaciere, d'Avignon, pour trouver
requivalent de ces horribles forfaits.-
Des cadavrcs. odieuse,nent souill6s, les
tombes violees dams le Pere Lachaise,
encadrent CONNIE dun commentaire plus
epouvantable encore, la mort DIES inuo-
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La Dette de l,Etat.

Nous avons recu de FAuditeur Graham
deux documents dune grande impor-
tance.x Linn est une copie du bilan dc In
dette de PEtat, Pautre est le budget dc
lannse 1871.
Nous aiions donner d'abord un resume
du premier. La dette do l'Etat Sc de-
compose ainsi:
Bons pour lesquels lEtat est cntitre-
ment responsible .---... $40, 1es, 300 90
Bons pour lesquels l'Etat =.
est 6yentuellement rcspon-
sable G,573,G33 :}3
Total do Ia dettc en- Bons s25, ,7G1 1888 81
Dettes diverses, mandats
certificats, etc. .--. 3,1e7. 400 90
Totalde la dette actuelle sas GAS, ,47s 81
ALLEGATIONS en- Bons ct oG .
ligatioDs.votees par la legis~
lature ayant 1871 tlat4945, 600 90
-.sl1atal.. /. s4l, ID, "a 81
Leg cotapagnies au profit desc veil es
one eee VetAes les ALLEGATIONS qui Torment
10 dernier chapaEp De plus de IL millions,
mont p9s recu lenrs B0ns. mais eTles pre-
tendens que leavote in, 44iatncntacment
ceaees lon ~ mi lihliges l,l dette ale
FEtat a25mtl lIios heAt lIbererl. l.Et,t
VISA yfs delIes, uasce Sns l'amenilsr,ent
No 6t6 v0a6 an n'ensn ovefabre 1870 tandis
one - bisqli ont aceorlIe, cea' alioca-
aeasa4 ~ paseAes Ell 1856 la6y et al,
comihencement az 3e70 al
y Ies caass ad,nettent CO systemo. IL
aetee aa tlien d'stre litnitee d Is millions
g tfonvera done portee d plus dc 4l mil
1 Aons; A eeux qui soutiennent au'un
Eanao parts decette detten'engage rE-
sat nVventuelleanesss, nous r6pondrons
que sauf Ia dette des banoues fonciarcs
qni est dc $4 ,603, ,6e3 90, nous considlrons
toutes les autres dettescoum des dsttas
pures ct simples de rEtat, parce que no.
tre conviction est que les corporations
au profit desquelles les allocations ont
go v0tees ne seront pas en- mesure de
faire face aux B0ns.
MAaa eette sonlmede plus de4I millions
ne oonseitne pas tonte Ia dette de EEtat.
y mAe y ajonter un deficit de $9, ,a45, ,733 so
4oe pEaaent0fa. suivant le budiet prepar6
pam Graham, rexercice de rannae 1871.
- dstte r6elle ssrait done ainsi com
kai,satlsa asaaa ei.sdsssus. e4, ,1s4, I ,4,se,
De0eit ds1s71. 9,3A5, ,733 SO
Total..-a........ j. j. - -. 450,S4lsO7 al
j ii faut lire le detail des d&penses vot6ea
ponr 1871 par l'assemblee pour Ne faire
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~Les gourmets (helas! qui ne lie scrait
pas, quand loccasion Sc presente); les
gourmets qui ont godte des comestibles
ct des BLOSSOMS de NJ. VIM. Cochran, pre-
tehdent que tout ce quill offre a vendre
est des meilleurs. Nous ne pouvons nous
meme confrmer cette opinion, quoique
nous men doutions pas; mais dune chose
nous sommes convaincu: c'est quill ma
rien epargne pour monter une jolie petit
to grocerie de famille don't l'aspect inte-
rieur dome a penser que tout est excel
lent ct Dc Ia plus grande fraicheur,-la
glace non except6e.
Pour savoir OH on trouvera &C petit Ba-
gar, il suffit de Sc referer i une annonce
de pami Bill, dams une autrc colonue.
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l." plus grand r;z du noIslr est |nn-
Gablcment criui L. ,!..:i,> :. Eo:,tr. de-
i'et,>vi!lr, (li!iI.uis). II ne Iny>n:e pa:,
tloinS 4" six pou,v$ d.. iur@. dc Ia acme
Il ltNtItmltt. Il IuHVvTt;"r de ri,au}lt
naIIne a un "lA@'.tle dun ruut" El
quart. &c dtvriorptNlrnt txtlaort;iuai-
re dc l'appcudicc nasal t"it !adn,irat;on
lie tout le coIntt, ct Footc mi Iii A.;tvc
nommc Alderman. Quanl il Sc monchr,
dit le pastcur tie Pcttsvi!le. on croirnit
cntcndre Ia trompettc dn .ipgrmcnt der
>nier. Les ganins pcGtendcnt que les hi
rontlcllcs font lcurs nids dams son ncz.-
footc ma pas encore tr0uvc /; sc malier
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cents Que Ia Commune await cmpIl>onlcs

cents que la Commune await cmpIl>onlts
!. titre d'ntagcs.
I Dcs hommcS en- dtlirc. dcS ttmmrS
uarcllant ct ayiSS;lnt SOUS lcmpirc dune
,ortc de tolir dcmoniauuc, ont remp|l
Fot1icc de bourrcuuX, tlItlaIr> a hrs ac-
trs sans non par ic ne sai> uurll" eNalta
tinn n,alsaillc que cal!s;'lcht IAhns, DIES
huissonS alcooliuutS, Iodtur de lii l'ou
dire, la >uc tlu sang, dies chairs .lntultl les
ct sang lantcs, les mtn>en~cS lin"mhra-
blcs dc ccuN Iui Frt>idaicnt Il ctS Satnr-
ualts, ct cctiluminismc salvage qui pre-
rtdc In mort chez les crinintl> Glc le
phatilnrnt mouare au milltn dc ltulS for
fats. Crs chooses h'unt lien Il No!r avrc
Ia rnlitiuuc. Files s0lt du domaine d,S
nlitni>tcs, ct seuls lis sont aptts. cArll-
uu,r comment il sc rcut t;i;rc pu ul'r 'o
pulatiun ait, anne htnlc lonnt't'. lrncun-
ia dams son >cii,, cent mile III! icuN.
ia PopuLArIoN DE NEW YORK On
Went de publrr lc relieve !u rccru>r ncnf
Ge NV York en trra,t con'"'r IA :r;l IL
H,a's>atcr De .Ahl;:'',~. H.. .:;iII."" pa
|its sort iu~tl:!4iIt~: ~ '!.'..: ?.:;:. .!Ua
NrW ltuA me-: |.,'>, 4 j'; ;, .!.. .HtIrr.
Hnr VIA. r'i.",i"niGt. i'.i.> ~ f't'".>t i't.i.
r"e aux |"::> !" = !, 'r;,r:c',s Ia rr;';.
f;;in" dit ia. I:''n!rr ct tiA't d >, ,U..,.53
3cF::pnn' :. ,''!'nt I.-'I!ri.,.~ sect c":nIrl>
Is cEliant> t..~ :l.'G ATS i3H!,,..'. i:r!..
Nf,tNNS 4ut. cn te,!litr >snt I"> ttr,nr-i>.
E.rur nolubre ~ ,,">>r zoe 900 El on.rc,
i, : ii dams /. VIE II 81 ~ prr-onnc> ice,
>|j'rS deS Flats r.s. Ouc,tc lm;l,Emcnt
20l.999 IrIautaIs. l54,OOO Alc;nand<,
to,24o Franc'i~. :52~ Et.I-cs. 2,lhn >u's>">
etc =. T'u> cclr,tc~ ;Alt<. II q. ST. unt
p"p!'a''on dc ol22 1913 I:ah:1:,::t>. pas dr
CNn, ,ODn ttrang>r> Ii, Am, ,lr;lnrit II
cr> ci!Ilie~ pour pfuI' cr en- i la vail est
n'aI ""nvern"r, &C n est pu~ !; cav Iu'll
t'.W n rreIrlru.
+ ->...-..-.....-
LA Suisse TT L'AL<AcE -On cert &c
$tra>''ourg, - MAI, u l., Lih..Tt
! In Suisse donne l'tAeu,I,ic de &c c'lc
Iaui ct dc &C que pcut IN Etat qnI, &c
gou'crnan' IA meme, hab'uc a'I>s les
cit"vcns user de l'ln'IatIvc prtvte. Nous
aSonS WI la Suisse granu.r i" cent coudj. $
par son dcsoucmcnt, Ct. cc qn want tn;t
sutant, par la sage distribution rt I'adnl.
aabie organisation De CO d'>ou mcnt.
In Su:>>r, au premier chi d'u!aInc de
:otra>bolrg Il envoy" rnc drru attnb au-
pres dts scneriux al'cEand~; ellie .htc-
pu de srus'r"lre hrancnup &c ttmmes.
j eniant> ct q" vieI'iard~ aux hurrcurs Gu
b ''nbard, ns nt Mas l., ne >.ar,tlla pas
sor amour bi"nl,,!s>au'. Ts,u, les !tl.,t,ts
tronvercnt asl e en- Suisse, oil ION s'es.
multiple pour adouclr.. i'cAl force al-
rucl les rCLuI>aicnt les obnS mc,rt,icrS ct
les bomhc> incrn,|iarcs de I'Irp!acabc ct
Cruel Wcri:r. LII Suisse Il rle macnti.
que dams toutrS ccs tlIstt> circumstances
l." plus grand r;z du nioiItlt est Inu.
laOlcmeNt cr'li L. .!;.Hl,> :. Eo:,tr. IL.
'rtl>vi!lr, (li!iAris). II ne Iii>'l:r p:,s
t1oinS 4" six l'o'lcc$ d. ior-, ,l,. Ii I..cil,r
Il leXtItmitt. c1 luUVrri;l"t de ciau},r
marine a uu tin:u,.tle .l'un ruuc,.,i TN
quart. Cc ut.Vtiorptnlt.nt t,Xtr3urtii;1ni-
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CIR roceries ct Provisions,

TNkAIClIE> - III an:l.rr,., ,r:i,< cue
Il IAkiNr,, Itit', H.it'N,
kiZ, '.:t! Stt..,:.. ~l-L,
>ii,' j. Nii.h~Si..
Cp\>tHNES ALIMEAIAtElS.
Gu" ">.r:,il'Et rn ma;l'S E, i DIS pix ~ Tap
ptlt a ia t.ulttc Ut> l. iEps. r!'Z
BLOCH & NInnE.
NETFM!.NF> I~';r !s'':,'n' : ; :rar',.'.S fats
sur II" .r..' :t:Ein 'tir' IL" rf','t!il
a ,'rs L' r::,' r.. Z IL" II y l(FliE.
ETN.. ;t ,nr;."n ,i!t,.;,. "a t~.. !. ',iiN Gti
I ;Yy..t.,: =, II! ,-.,'- ..'4'
I;!.NtI 4 III PRE-.
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lie Grand Chef de pZasurreetion
On lit dams L. puyis-JouyAu1:

On lit dams L. Payis-Journu':
"Ions les coupables dc l'inSurrection
ne sont pas i Paris: beauc"up ny sont ia
mais venus. Les grands chefs de- la cons
plratlon sont Il Lond.cs ct Il Berlin. IL V
Quelques mols, IL Paris, Journui publi-
ait une lcttrc slu grand prttre de l'Inter-
rationale, de Karl Marx, au ci:oycn Fer
raillcr, desaeouant les mcnccs Iu ComitG
central. Marx dtavnua la lrtt,c: Gle t.
TAFT, paraIt-il, dun mcmhre intiuc,lt de
Tassociation. demcurant il BIZ lminoham
In etft-t, qnelques jours aprcs, Fe,lnillcr
de retour tie L"ndicS. apportait. il III fui>,
des orlrcs ct DIES to'dS. --PrcuvcS !, Zap
pui: %, 600 francs ont etc distributes Il III
troupe lu lG all Il mars.
DE Lonlrts, ul, il ttait cn >ilrct,, Karl
Marx diri gtait tout, Ct ct,t il cttte iu,cl-
ligcnce rvdoutablr que nous dcvons K
tristc lIonneur ,l'avoir VII sc ,l,bu;;re,
chez nous, Il coul,s de fusil 1t question
eConoinlQEc.
"C'cst en- France que L.. mouv"mcnt
doit etrc cssaye, avail, dit Jacob hors de
LII IL avortcra. Ayec son puiss:lnt esprit
Reorganization, Karl Marx, bcn que trou-
want le moment NAL choisi ct mai prtpa-
re, essaya de reglemcntcr Ia marclle de
linsurrcctiou. La lutte entire le Comitc
ct la Commune nous sauva du dtsastre
Bien que yictorieux, le Comite, empetrG
dc Rossel ct ensuite dc Dclescluze, ne
put executor les ordres venus de Londrcs
ct dAllcmagne.. &c lie sera pas unc cho-
sc dc mediocre inttret que Ia publication
dc ccs documents, Qui sont tout enters
en mains sures, ct qui jettent un jour.
nouveau sur Ia coalition lu banditismc
curor:en.'
On salt du restc Quill Y u quclqucs an
nees Karl Marx Gtait le secrctairc iutimc
du comte dc Bismarck.
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LIE LENDEMAIN DU JUILLET.-Si la
population de notre petite Vile dc 5000
ames a etc insouciante celebrer le 4
Juliet, ellie ne la pas etc participer au
bal donne 10 lendemain dams la spacicu-
SO sale de pH6tel des Opelousas, par les
jeunes gems de notre Iocalite.
lily await foule; foule d'amateurs lie Ia
dance; foule qui Sc comprenait ct qui a
joui du plaisir de Ia fSte jusqu'a rlcure
OH le COG vigilant annonc6 laurore du
lendemain.
II ne serait pas difficile de predire une
''seconde edition" dc cette fete tres pro-
chainement.
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On lit dams la Renaissance. de la !


Orleans, du 2 Juliet:
Nous avons Gu rhonucur dc rcccvoir Ia
vi>itc du savanf Dir. BEuEEND, Ie dcvoue
mi<slonnalfe sclentifi4ue, qui, depnis 20
ans, explore e! foui|Ic I'Amcrque Ccntratc,
a la recherche des traces de l'ancennc
civiIisa,ion des Americans Aulochtoncs.
C'cst tort que les jonrnauN ont rappo ,t
dernierement que des aborlgenes sanvagcs,
avaient quasi Gevore l'in.rtpjde doctcur:
il ny a ren de vrai dams cc rcclt imusi
uairc. NJ. Bchrcnd lc dement, d'autant
plus vivetnent quill Sc croft souvcnt plus
ejn sure'& parmi les tr'bus indicuncs qu'au
mlIicu de certaIncs vi!Ics sol disant civlli-
sees. Cc,se historic 'st lie pendant d."
cciIo de son colleague Livingstone, q"i
.rcmpIit, cn Aiiiqne, la meme missien au
profit de la science.
Qutl1ucs hrurcs dune conversation
p!elne de lu:n!ere, nous ont fa!t entrcvoir
les horizons nouveaux que l'infn,igab!c
pIonn1er mon'rera proc',aincncnt au
monde. II prepare la publications. illus
tree dun gra"d outrage, en- cnq GU six
volumes, sur les orig'ncs, les langues, les
coutumes, les arts 1t les mecurs des an
cienncs societies dispatues du- Nouveau.
Monde. un apercu sur ''histoi'c natu
rellc des pays autrelois peupIts sur &c
Continent, co'npetera cettc e .vrc ct mon
trera que les populations, qui occupent au-
jourd hui le Mexiquc ct I'Amcrique Cen
trale sont les dernieres vestigcs dune
grande race .o,nbcc en- decadauc.'. C'est
futile et genereuse institution du "Smith.
sonnian" qui Sc charge des frais dc celte
publication.
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