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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-14
THE UNDIVIDED HALV OF THAT CHOICE
PROPERTY. NO. pa BARONNE STREET. BE-
TWEEN JULIA AND DHLORD STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF JEAN ABADIE
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. s., 300.

DY &. DE FERRET. AuCTIONEER-
ID Office No. 50 Royal street.-SATURDAY. Jan
uslry IA. 1911 Il. twelve O'Clock NJ, at the ST.
Charles Auction Exchange, in the basement rO-
tu,lda OF the St Charles Hotel, will be sold by
public auction, by virtue of order from the Hon.
Louis DuviSneaud, Judge OF the Second District
Court tor The parish OF Orleans dated December
:, 1870 the following very valuable real estate, be-
longing to sad successIOn-
l. THE UNDIVIDED HALF OR MOIETY Of a lot
of ground with the buildings and improvements
thereon. situated IL the First District OF this city,
i'll the square bounded by Dryades, Delord. Julia
aud baronIe streets measuring -, feet front on
Baronne street, by depth OF los feet running to
a common alley 4 feet inches wide.
The buildings and Improvements thereon consist
of that substantial twOstory brick house. covered
VITA states. No. pa BarOnne street, complete in its
distribution with gas introduced, hydrant. etc.
Terms-Cash IN United States treasury notes.
Act OF sale with United States internal revenue
stamps attached before John l.. Laresche. notary
plol.c, at the expense OF purchaser.
Gtl3 |: "a 81 ia, II
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SIX CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON ORANGE
STREET. FIRST DISTRICT, FRONTING AN.
NCNCIATION SQUARE, IN THE IMMEDIATE
VICINITY OF THE ELEGANT PRIVATE RES.
LICENCES OF Il. J. HART. ESQ, MRS. ECGE.
LEY. AND OTHERS, CONTIGUOUS TO RAIL.
ROADS. MARKETS. SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES
A CHARMING NEIGHBORHOOp on LONG
CREDIT, WITHOUT RESERVE. AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
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AUCTION SALES.
By g. De Ferret.

POSITIVE AND UNLIMITED SALE, ON A VERY
LONG CREDIT. OF THREE VERY VALUABLE
AND 50 DAUPHINB STREET, BETWEEN B1EN.
VILE AND CONT STREETS
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RYC &. T.. GIRARDEY & CO.. AUCTION.
- eers-NichOas J. Hoey, AuctiOneer-Otticc No.
Il Exchange Place.-SATURDAY, February a. 1871
at twelve o'clock NJ at the Merchants and Auc.
tiOneers' Exchange, on Royal, between Canal and
CustOmhOuse streets, in this city OF New Or
leans, by virtue OF an order of the Honorable the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated twenty-third of December, 1870, will be sold
by public auction, for account OF the succession OF
Rosalie Meillieur, deceased the following described
property, to wit
ALOT OF GROUND in the Fourth District of this
city, in the square bounded by St Andrew ST.
Mary, st. Charles Nayades and Prytania
streets, designated as lot No. ~ plan by Zimpe
December 5, 1885, and measuring, in English meas
ure 30 feet and lines front on st. Andrew street
by depth of l07 feet 10 inches and lines on di.
vision line of lot No. 90 and 107 feet and lines on
the other side line. The Improvements comprise
double One-story cottage with kitchen, cistern
etc, Own as Nos. 43 and 3i5 st. Andrew street
TerIns-& 1850 cash, and the remainder at a credit
of twelve months, in note bearing interest of eight
per cent per amman from day Of sale until final
payment, with penal clause of five per cent attor.
neys fees in event of suit to enforce payment; the
whole to be secured by special mortgage and ven
doris lien on the property sold. The improvements
to be kept fully insured and policy transferred to
holder Of note, and purchaser to assume payment
over and above his bid of all taxes for the year
1870 and up to the day Of sale.
Act Of s2lc and United States stamps at the ex-
pense Of the purchaser, before A. g. Bienvenu, no.
vary public. jail Il II % te4
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DI VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT RENDERED AND
~ signed December 49, 1870, and to me directed by
the Honorable the Second District Court for the
parish of Orleans, in the above entitled cause, will
proceed to sell at public auction at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and CustOmhOuse streets, in the Second
District of this city, on SATURDAY, January A. 1871
at twelve O'Clock NJ. in order to effect partition
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND numbers
three and four, situated in the toubourg Deord
now the First District. OF this city, in the square
bounded by Triton Walk, Rampant. Julia and
Philippe streets each measuring twenty -five feet
front on Triton Walk, by one hundred feet deep be-
tween parallel Lines. English measure together
with the Improvements thereon and all privileges
aud Appearances thercuntO belonging or in any wise
appertainins
Terms-Cash on the spot.
G.. s. SAUVTNET
del4 23iaA Sheriff of the parish of Orleans
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY H. 1871
AUCTION SALES.
By G. De Ferret.

IMPORTANT SALE OF TWBNrY-NINE vALCA-
Bis TRACTS OF LAND IN THE PARISH OF
ST. TAMMANY. LOUISIANA, THE GREATER
PORTION FRONTING ON The TCHEFUNCTA
RIVER, AND ONLY ONE MILK DISTANT BY
-HR PUBLIC ROAD FROM THE TOWN OF
JACKSONVILLE
SUCCESSION or CHARLES PAR2Nr-NO g.
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SUCCESSION OF SYLpHIDE LASrOCR ALIAS
Widow James Dck-No 1851.
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| FIVE SPLENDID LOTS OF GROUND ON CANAL
STREET, ADJOINING ST. PATRICN'S GENE.
Terry: AND TWESTi -FOUR LOTS OF GROUND
IN THE THIRD DISTRICT. SUITABLE FOR
GARDENERS
by G.. DE FERRET, AucTIoNEER-oFFEcE
ID No. 81 ROYAL street. THURSDAY, January 20
1871, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the st. Charles
st. Charles Hotel will be sold by public auc ton
without any limit or reserve
l..THiRTiFO SQUARES OF GROUND sub
divided into over five hundred choice lots. al! we'll
drained and high, situated in Frburg. part OF
the Sixth District OF this city, contiguous to the
projected City Park, adjoining the town OF Carroll
ton, bordering on the site OF the contemplated
State House and Governor mansion.
Said squares are lesi snated by the Nos b. IA, H.
~, 81 % D. o. % 30 81 81 s. 30 81 49, AZ 81 a.
As, so. 81 81 So 81 SIS, SO, So 50 81 g. o. 66 and 81
and are bounded by the following streets: Broad.
way avenue, Claiborne avenue, Chestnut, Pine
Warsaw. Warren Wrapping. Wendor1, Bore. Sauve
Destrehan, Miro, Gayoso, Canada and other
:. FIVE SPLENDID LOTS in the First District of
this city. in the triangle comprised by Canal st.
Patricks Cemetery and Anthony streets. These
lots arr numbered from one to five. and measure
each 81 feet ii inches and lines front on Canal
street, with the .Ncepton Of lot No 5, which meas,
ures >" feet inches and line front to said Canal
street.
3. ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, subdivided into
t"enty-four lots, situated III the Third District of
this city, and bounded by Agriculture Mazaut, In
dustIy and Barthrlcmy streets
The whole according to descriptive and accurate
plans made by L. H. Pile. Surve yor dated January
II. 1871, which will be exhibited at the Exchange
On and prior to the day OF sale
Tcrms-Onethird cash. and the balance
credit OF one AID two years in notes secured by
specia>-;nortsase and vendors lien, and bearing
eight per cent interest per annum from the date OF
safe until lnal payment: the acts to include the
Clatise de non alcnando" and that of per cent
attorneys commission case OF suit to enforce the
payment OF any unpaid note the purchasers, over
and above the price OF adjudication, % assume the
payment OF any arrearascS due for draining tax,
ana to cause themselves 10 be pat III possession at
their own expense.
Acts OF Sale with United States internal revenue
stamps attached, before Arneiee Ducatel, notary
pubic at pure saSers' expense. ial2 I'd
IMPROVED LOT on MOREAE (NON CHAR
TRES STREET, BETWEEN PORT AND
ES(IHIFN STREETS
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PY NASH & HODGSON-W. l. HODGSON.
- AuctiOneer-Office No. ITO Gravier street-Ou
SATURDAY, January IA. 1871. at twelve O'Clock NJ,
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the base.
ment rotunda OF the st. Charles Hotel, at public
auction, will be sold
ONE LARGE AND VALUABLE SQUARE OF
GROUND situated in the Sixth District of this city
tormerly' Huntsville, Jefferson parish), being
Arabella streets and Nashville avenue, subdivided
into eleven Ql large building sites plots, desig.
mated as letters A. B, G, D, L, +, G, H., and K,
measuring each from 60 to 81 feet front on st.
Charles avenue, Nashville avenue and Arabella
street by depths ranging from l20 to 208 feet more
or leoak all American measure, according to an
actlf4Pand recent survey, and as per plan made
by Louis II. Pile architect and surveyor dated
December 49, 1870
This choice square of ground is on the hishe st
ridge in the vicinity of New Orleans, is under good
fence. is in the immediate neishbOrhOOd Of the pro-
iected City Park Governors Mansion and State
House and grounds, is opposite several magnificent
residences with highly cultivated grounds, and
is the finest location for building in the suburbs Of
New Orleans.
Terms and Conditions-One fourth cash in United
States treasury notes and the balance in equal pay.
ments of two and three years. in the notes of the
purchasers to their own order, bearing eight Der
cent interest and special mortgage. with vendors
privilege from the day of sale until payment; the
mortgage to embrace the five per cent clause for
attorneys fees in case of suit.
Acts of SALE including the internal revenue
stamps, at the expense OF the purchasers before
w. J. Castell notary public. jal I'd
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TCHOUPrrOCLAS STREET STORE, )
SUCCESSION OF CA!RNCROsa NES8IVr.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No 3S.os,

pY &. T.. t;IRARDEY & co., arc.
- CONGRATULATIONS J. Hoer. Auc,oneer.-
Office No. Il Exchange piace.-SATURDAY Jan,!arv
q. 1871. atFwelve O'clock ~ at the Merchants and
Auctioneers Exchange on ROYAL. betw Cana!
ali CustOmhOuse streets in this city OF New Or
leans by virtue OF an order OF the Honorable the
Second District Cour: for the parish of Orleans
dated fourteenth of December 1870. viii be sold by
psblC auction tor account OF the succession OF the
late Calrncross Nesbitt. the following, described
property. TO wit
The THREE-STORY BRICK STORE No. 10.
TchouptOulas street. in the Fist District OF this
city IN the square bounded by Tchoupitoulas
Commerce Julia and ST. Joseph streets. designated
as lot No. H. on plan by Hedin, architect: dated
nth January 1853, aud deposited III Office OF H. B.
Cens late notary this city. Said lot measures
"a tret inches front Tcho,ipitoUlas street; By
dapth OF 30 feet. between parable. lines.
Terns-Oue-haf cash, and the remainder on a
credit OF one year. note OF the purchaser 10 his
own orde; and by him indoors bearing interest OF
eight per cent per annum from date of sale until
ana payment, secured by special mortgage and
vendors lien on the property sold. with the penal
Clause or ave per cent attorney fees in event OF
suit 10 enforce payment OF the note. The improve
ments to De kept fully insured and policy trans
t-rred TO the holder ot the note. and purchaser
TO assume payment over and above the amouat of
his BID, of AL taxes for the wear 1870.
Act or sale and United States stamps at the ex.
pense OF the purchaser before Villa j. Cast.ll,
notary public. de2o 81 ia. IL n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-14
By j. B. Walton.
CITIZENS BANK STOCK

I 4. Il. WALTON, AUCTIONEER-oF'
e No. Ioz Common street.-TUESDA1; jan
1s7i at II O'Clock NJ, at the st. Charles
E~chanee nv virtue and in pursuance OF
r. of the Honorable the Second District
q. the parish OF Orleans, court docket no %
the matter of the succession OF Aurelia n.
LEASED, will be sold c;.izars.
ares of the capitG stock OF the CitizenS
- souisiana, 500 esch. a.oct
jss1res. of 500 each, of the capital STOCK
s,red shares. Of $50 each, OF the capital
-r-s !. Mechanic9 and Traders Bank.
qasn in United States treasury notes.
"a h. msle the morning after the sale.
III - "a
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PlBLI. ADMINISTRATORS SAIL,
SUCCESSION OF EDWARD PARNII.

Second y ,tii.. Cour: 10. the parish O; Orleans
No. 1894
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-14

IN THE MATTER OF THE INTRODUCTION OF
HENRY BECXEMfER- No. Sc, .os.
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NO LIMITS

VERY ATTRACTIVE SALE on ACCOMMODATING
TERMS. OF Td,RTl-FOUR SPLENDID
SQUARES OF GROvSD SCB-DIvIDED INTO
OVER FIVE HUNDRED LOTS. PERFECTLY
DRAINED AND HIGH. SITUATED IL FRIBURG.
THIS CITY, CONTIGUOUS To THE PROJECT.
ed CITY PARK. ADJOINING THE TOWN OF
CARROLLTOS. BORDERING on THE SITE OF
THE CONTEMPLATED STATE HOUSE AND
GOVERNORS MANSION
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AUCTION SALES,
By c. e. Girardey & Co.
ASsIGSEEs SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
b ORDER OF &. &. NORTON. ASSIGNEE.
N TIE MATTER OF PATRICK 0ALLAHER.
Bankrupt

District Cour. Of the United States OF Anne, lea, for
the District vi LOujstana-So. T}6.
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SIX BRICK STORES on POTDRAS STREET. AND
AND SIXTH DISTRICTS
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BY Sheriff Sauvinet.

SALE By THE SHERIFF OF THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS TO EFFECT A PARTITION
SUCCESSION OF DECEASED WIFE OF DIEDERICH
FsHEMAN.
CORA FEHRMAS EFT AL. vs. &. T. FEHRMAN
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TWO-STORY FRAME RESIDENCE NO. 10
FOLYMNIA STREET, BETWEEN PRYTAS1A
AND COLISEUM STREETS.


SUCCESSION OF GEORGE W. HUNTINGTON.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Succession OF JESSE ". WILDER.

second District Court Tor the parish Of Ol,eaas-
No. 1866.
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Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 81 1873 (sut in partition).
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A CHOICE SQUARE OF GROUND. SITUATED ON
THE CORNER OF ST. CHARLES AND NASH
WILLIE AVENUES, OPPOSITE THE ELEGANT
MANSION OF MR.. BLOOMER AND L. MADT
son DAY, ESQ, AND NEAR THE PROJECTED
STATE HOUSE, CITY PARK AND GOVERNORS
MANSION, TO BE SOLD IN BUILDING SITE
PLOTS OF ABOUT SIXTY FEET FRONT EACH.
ON LONG CREDIT, WITHOUT RESERVE, AT
AUCTION.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER OF f. f. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.

IN THE MATTER OF MICHAEL j. HAUCK. In
Observation-Disclosures Court Of the Cuited
States OF America, No ltb5.
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BY Nash & Hodgson.
CHOICE STOCKS AT AUCTION.
BANKS OF AMERICA AND NEW ORLEANS AND
ST. CHARLES STREET RAILROAD
SUCCESSION or JAMES ~. PINNEGER,

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 34llo.
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IMPROVED LOT on MoREAu NOV CHAR
TRES STREET BETWEEN PORT AND
ENGHIEN STREETS
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BUILDING SITES ON ST. CHARLES AVENUE.
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DOT DIE 0VI AFE UN st. ANDREN STREET.
SUCCESSION OF 2OSALiE MElLLIhJR
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. a i.6.
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CHOICE BUILDING SITES.
SEVEN VALUABLE SQUARES OF GROUND
IN EAST BOULIGNY.
IN EAST BOULIGEY.
VILE. SIXTH DISTRICT OF NEW ORLEANS,
CONTIGUOUS TO THE PROTECTED CITY
PARK. GOVERNORS MANSION AND STATE
HOUSE. SUBDIvIDED AND TO BE SOLD IN
SQUARES AND QUARTER SQUARES. ON LONG
CREDIT AND EASY TERMS. WITHOUT RE.
SERVE AT ACTION

DY NASH 4 HOD(sSON-W L. HODGSON.
ID Auctioneer.--Otfice No. 10 Gravier street-On
SATURDAY. January IA. 1871. at twelve o'clock NJ,
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the
basement rOtunda of the st. Charles Hotel
the following described valuable property. at pub.
lie auction. will be sold:
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY,
Under
THE DIRECTION OF THE URSULINEs
Two Miles below New Orleans

Th. 1nstuton winch ,nnaS,t:nss Of LH1T mana
sduoston ~ the Of thi. Establish
Xoral Eaueah.n-The object constantly kept in view
y the the their 1r Tsn
To Them TO poits and snisSis Department
DominatioHH. are admitted. and no
upon the Of religion but for the sake Of order
object of for the
h to their food " %heh r. ays
so distrbIte1 throughout the day. that neither the
Dc by one Of Ladies n So ses
n sns
plain and oIna%eptal vEiti.e Arithmetic Geography
Ky s 'es
in the sn ad
needlework etc Particular attention is paid to Music
TERMS.
menees on the 4th Of November. and ends about the
Boaaa ana son DOR session sas payable
advance; the arss term in Noyen Der: the So, -. ~
Day Scholars session. $685. payable in advance ~
eacn torIn ~
Entrance for tho Boarders. 90
Entrance for Me Day Scholars .......--:-- w
No deducti os made for those who are withdrawn be-
fore the end q term, for accidental absences.
EXTRA CHARGES.
term ON" .o oeo y. '. r = 90
Muaic ner month .-.....................l 90
For the Use of Musical Instrume month";. 90
Drawing Including Paper and Pencils Der month. OF
ARTIFICIAL Flowers per term ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S 90
Washing per month Observation-Disclosures. 5 o.
Expenses for the bathing Season ...-......... 90
Ordinary Ipfirmary expenses, per on
Books necessary for the different be fur
nished by the parents themselves procured at the
establishment at booksellers prices. noi3 tjyl
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CoNvERs1oN.-The heart of the Holy Fa-
tlrer. in the midst of the SORROWS by which
he is now oppressed, has days of consolation.
joiced by the abjuration of distinguished
Protestant, Baron Fernand De Schomberg-
oth-Schoenberg, a young man of twenty
six years, now the head of the illustrious
family of that name. The abjuration took
place before the altar of the chapel of Our
Lady of Perpetual Help, in St. Alphonsus'
Church, which, in the two preceding years,
had also witnessed the ahjuratioa of the
mother and younger brother of the convert.
Both the latter attended the ceremony, as
we'll as the principal members of the Roman
and foreign, but especially German nobili-
ty. The next day, the Pontif conferred
the sacrament of Confirmation on the young
baron, admitted him to hear his Mass, and
with his own hand gave him the holy COM
munion.-Echo de Fourier.
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Colonel Lindsay delivered the other
night lecture to the Royal United Ser
vice Institution on the aid to be given to
the sick and wounded in war. The gallant
lecturer paid a well-merited eulogium to
the Catholic Sisters of Charity, saying
that on account of their superior efficiency
on the battle field and in the camp, the
National Society had sent out few nurses
from England. We must say that in this
the society evinced great good sense, for
how could it be possible for English lady
amateurs. however well-inclined and zeal
GUS, to cope in deeds of charity, in skilful
tending of the sick and wounded, in pa
thence under privation, and in courageous
daring in the face of battle, with those
whose training is perfect obedience and al
most regimental order, and whose whole
lives are heroic sacrifices This sort OF
character has at the present day many imita-
tions; it can be found in its perfection only
in the Catholic Church. For it is proper to
the true faith alone to give birth to and to
nourish in all their fulness, courage and
love.-London Universe.
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IRON MINING IN IRELAND. = Capitalists
in England are turning their attention to
the rich iron fields in the north of Ireland.
Large deposits of hematite ore, of great
value in the manufacture of Bessemeter
steel, are known to exist there. From a
London exchange we learn that joint
stock company is working these mines with
great success, and that last year it took out
80, 900 tons. The same journal says:
There is q prospect of the manufacture of
iron being introduced into the North of
Ireland at no distant date; and the enter
prise would appear practicable, when the
comparative cost of labor, lime, coal and
ore are considered. With regard to lime
and labor, they are both abundant alum mt and
sources of many English iron masters in
those respects. AS to the coal and ore, the
argument is that, although the Irish have
not the advantage of native coal, as it re-
quires a less weight of coal to produce a
ton of iron than it does of ore, 1t is OBJ
viously cheaper to carry the coal to the ore
than the ore to the coal,
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BURNING OF THE GU1LLoT1NE.-Many
curious traits of the Communist revolution
in Paris are passed over by the cable tele-
graphers and the news collectors. One of
the most singular, which occurred on Good
Friday, was the burning of the guillotine
in the Place Voltaire, which is the Infidel
title for well-known square. Such par
ticulars as We have been able to learn are
as follows:
| In the Rue de 10 Roquette, within o
| stones throw of the cemetery Pere la
Chaise, are o couple of large and gloomy
buildings. built and arranged on the cellu-
lar system, somewhat like Millbank Peni-
Tertiary in London, snd the Eastern Pcni-
Tertiary in Philadelphia. These arc in
tended for the temporary reception of
criminals condemned to hard labor in the
Bagne, or hulks, in the east; one for
juvenile offenders in the west. These
} edifices are respectively designated the New
Bicetre and the Prison of Juvenile Offend
ers. The street leading from the Place de
la Bastile to the principal entrance of the
cemetery divides these two prisons, in front
f of which the gulllotine is erected whenever
l an execution takes place. On Good Friday
! an excited mob broke into the New Bicetre,
l liberated the prisoners and carried off, in
great triumph, the guillotine. They halted
5 in the Place Voltare, burned it on huge
9 bonfire, and marched away with. the con-
}, seriousness of men land women) who had
], performed great and virtuous deed.
Probably they desired to show the Paris
ian adherence of bloodshed under the new
regime. At any rate the terrible instru-
1 ment of death, painted blood red, was thus
, destroyed. Yet at that very time the work
t of slaughter was going on in and around
/, Paris. The Inconsistency of this struck
3 Henri Rochefort much that next day, ia
$, his new journal, lie Mot de Ordre, he wrote
\ thus about the confagration in the Place
= = Voltaire: "The French are decidedly sur
r prising beings. They are all agreed il
= proclaiming the invoilability of human life
but that invoilAbility consists in declaring
N that no individual of either sex, and what
8 ever crime he OF she may have committed
shall henceforth be called on to ascend the
It steps Of that fatal machine that has Dor
It rowed its name from DR.. Guillotin. On the
q other hand, it appears to be agreed that tt
9 eet man up against a wall aud to send {
= dozen balls into his body is not Violating
>. human hfe."