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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-12-30
REVENUE SWINDLES.
The Delicate Manner in which North
ern DeIinquents are Dealt with.

ern Deiinquents are Dealt With.
BOSTON, Dec. 29.-It is announced that
the books taken into charge comprise those
only which peTtained to the foreign bust
ness Of Jordan, Marsh & Co., and that free
access is to be allowed to them at all proper
times. Nothing has been taken that might
embaTaSs the transaction of their regular
business. The work Of examining the ac-
counts of the firm was commenced this
morning, and will he prosecuted with all
possible dispatch. The examiners are COM
pairing the entries Of theinvoices with those
on file at the Custom-hOuse. There are
one thousand Or more papers to examine.
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An Impressive Menorarc.

GLOUCESTER, Dec. 20.-Several churches
united in religious service yesterday in the
town hall, commemorative of the hundred
and seventy-folT men of the Gloucester
fishing marine lost during 1870. 4 large
congregation was in attendance.
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BANGOR.

A Minister'S Head Severed From his
Body.
BANGOR, Me-, Dec. 29.-The Rev.
Peter Kedy, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church at st. Andrews, Y. B., tainted and
fell in fnont of train on the New Bruins
wick and Canada Railroad, at McAdam
junction, this afternoon, and his head was
completely severed from his body.
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TENNESSEE BONDS were quiet in
New York yesterday, the old issue be-
ing quoted at S05, and the new at 81.
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AGES OF YELLOW FEVER VICTIMS

The Shreveport Telegram publishes a
list of the ages of SIS persons who
died in that city during the late yellow
fever epidemic, from which it appears
that
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Unfortunate Occurrence-A Wan Ac.
ciNenfaILN Kills lis Wife.
NEW YORK.
The National Debt,

New YORK, Dec. 29.-The sub-Treas-
urer paid a million and half dollars in
coin for the January interest without re-
bate.
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A Modest EmSezzier.

The trial of ex-senator VIM. NJ. Graham,
late President Of the Waikiki National
Bank, charged with embezzling 100000,
funds OF the bank, was commenced this af-
ternoon in the United States Court before
Judge Benedict. A jury was obtained and
the court adjourned until tomorrow.
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The sEemuhis cation Exchange.

MEMPHIS, Dec. pa cotton exchange
formally opened to-day, under favorable
auspices. Daily sessions will be held at
noon and o'clock,
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CoTToN was firm in New York yes
terday at l6ac for middling.
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GOLD was weaker in New York yes
owing to heavy payments by the Treas
ury. closing at I10s.
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The Court of Oyer and Tenniner was
crowded to-day in expectation that the con-
tempt case of Sheriff Brennan in permitting
the escape of Harry Genet, would proceed.
A postponement, however, was g,anted
till Monday next.
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Y % R E Z Ct n
a vessel Lost wien &c souls.

New. YORK, Dec. 29.-Foreign papers
contain kilograms from Corranna and Glib
rater announcing the total loss of the
steamer 3. Ec5loN Of New Castle, Eng
land, one man out of crew of twefity thfee
having been saved.
Newspaper once Burned.
LONDON, Dec. 29.-The Office Of LtoydS
Weekly, London newspaper, was de-
stroFed by fire to-day.
The amount of bullion gone into bank
to-day on balances is f33.0oo, instead OF
$4,000 as reported at nodn.
The Cartasena Insurgents Preparing
For Flight.
MADRib. Dec 29.-It is believed that
CASTELAR, will have majority Id tile C0rtes;
and that this is insured to him by the sup
port of Figueras.
The ImpdrcidL says the insurgents of
Cartagena are preparing to fly from the
city, and are getting fleet of vessels ready
for that purpose. Reports have been tele-
graphed from Bayonne that the troops in
Blscay, Under eemminaIid of Gen. Lorne,
had pronounced in favor OF AlphOhso
They are officially declared to be false.
SerranO 10 De Recognized as = eSA"cAs'
MADRID, Dec. i30,AHerold special
The Cortes will meet JAN. II when SerTanc
will be placed at thehead of Spanish affairs.
England, France, Prussia and Italy are
pledged to recognize Senano as President,
on the same basis as they have recognized
Tbs present French Republic. Minister
Logard has papers ali ready to seize an OPP
perfume moment for recognition. THIS
news is kept secret, but it is positive. If
the i'Reds" rise to oppose his recognition,
the Powers are expected to intervene in
this matter, as in the Carlist war.
Frederick William.
LONDON, Dec. 30.-A special to the
Daily Telegraph, from Berlin, says: The
project to make Crown Prince Frederick
William Regent has been abandoned IL
consequence of the ill-health of Emperor
William.
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That beds no; long enough for me. =
Well" said the waiter, yell add two feel
tot when YOU get in,'
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A Whole Ball Room Captured Sunday
Night.

Centre street was crowded to-day by idle
and curious people, gathered to witness the
march to the Tombs police court from pO-
lice headquarters, Of the go men and
women, boys and girls, arrested last eve
ming while dancing in the Union Assem-
bly, rooms. As the prison pens of the court
were not intended for so many persons, a
magistrate sent for the warden of the
Tombs, and on being informed by that Of
fetal that he had accommodations for the
crowd, all were sent to prison pending in
vestigation of their several cases.
Scion Shinsie.
Jno. L. Owens, the comedian, is recover
ing.
Civil Suit,
\ civil suit has been commenced against
Chas. IL. Thorne by Mr.. Seilheimer, dra-
matte critic of the Herald. Thorne assault
ed Seilheimer on ac count Of alleged unjust
critism.
Loan certificates outstanding Sl,S20,OOO,
Il decrease. since Saturday, Of $4,000.
The Virginius Prisoners.
New YORK. Dec. 30.-The United
States District Attorney concluded the in
veStigation of the Nirginius prisoners this
evening. and they were landed and taken
in charge by representatives Of the Cuban
Junta.
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The Voyage to ManzaniiIO.

AT this point on the coast they were
placed on board the steamer Bazan, which
at once set sail for Havana. At Manzan-
lilo it was met by the mail steamer coming
in the opposite direction. On board this
steamer was Gen. Burriel. who at once or
dered the Razan TO ittuin to Santiago.
She TUNED about, soon after ran aground,
and the passengers were transferred to
another vessel
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION.
BY MAIL OR AT THE BUSINESS OFFICE.
Daily, II months, in advance. :.......SI0 90
(" .-. < "a
. .-.'.-...,.sI 80
week, *
DELIVERED By oAEEiErs IN ~. CITY AND
EDG lsFIEsr.
Daily, IL month";. 49,, $40 m
q a. ,.-.....-...-..........s. . W
q -...--...............s... D W
week q
Semt,"IeckIy. $500 weekly. 100
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 29.-No new dcyel-
opmentS in the railroad strike to-day. All
passenger trains on the Pittsburg, Cincin-
natl and St. Louis road went out to-day
with the exception of the accommodation
and New York night express. Tonight all
the officers capable of running locomotives
are doing so. 1t is hoped trains will move
regularly tomorrow. Hotels and other
business feel the effect Of interruption OF
railroad communication.
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Taken TO Moro Castle.

One night the prisoners We're stealthily
taken from the Jail, and were taken with the
greatest haste to point seven miles below
the city, in the vicinity of the Moro. The
road lay through rough tract of country,
and the journey was most weariSome, while
some Of the prisoners were so sick as
to be almost unable to stand it. The sIf-
fcrings of some Of the number were in
tense, and no pity was in the breasts OF the
Standards.
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Resolutions of sympathy.
Is Back OH their Chief Officer.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 29.-All the striking
engineers in this vicinity refused to accept
the ultimatum made by the Jacksonville,
Madison and Indianapolis Company. None
of them have resumed work to-day. At
meeting of the Brotherhood tonight, the
authority of Chief Officer Wilson was dis
avowed. 1t is also reported that acts Of
violence of the striking engineers elsewhere
are strongly condemned. No violence re-
ported in this vicinity.
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THE VIRGINIUs.
Arrival of the Survivors.
Their Treatment at Santiago.
.z
Another Black Hole of Calcutta.
Threats to Assassinate the U. >.
Vice Consul.
THE yIRaINIUs.
ArrIvaI Of thc Jnriias,s.

NEW YORK, Dec 2S.-The United states
steamer Juniata, Commander Braine, from
Santiago de Cuba, with one hundred and
two persons formerly of the steamer VIZ
ginius, arrived this evening. No.,
40 oissItitiI.isati tot With The fsrisoist rs.
The United States steamship Juniata
reached the Brooklyn navy-yard at o'clock
this evening. In accordance with instrllc-
tiOns from Washington, all intercourse or
communication with those ON board the
steamship was denied, and many friends OF
the prisoners and prominent Cubans were
ttriied away disappointed from tho yard
The prisoners will remain on board the
steamship until orders to the contrary are
received. None Of the officers or crew of
the steamship have yet been allowed to
leave tile vessel;
The Prisoners Robbed by the Span
iards.
A reporter of the Tribune, who boarded
the Juniata Immediately after her arrival,
obtained full particulars from variety Of
sotrcs3s ctndeinlng the Treatment received
by the prisoners at the hands OF their Span
ish captors. All these reports agree in one
particular, namely, that the treatment re-
ceived was uniformly harsh, and in some
cases barbarous. A fact which has not
generally been known, by the statements
of the prisoners now comes TO light, which
is that they were robbed by the crew of the
Tornado, and nearly all who owred any
thing were robbed of money, ]ewelry,
WATCHES and otiier valuables.
The Santiago Jail.
The prisoners were taken to the Jail of
Santiago soon after their arrival in port.
Here they were crowded together like cat
tie. Here their sut1erinss began, They
wer5 not dssiglitd TO separate cells; indeed
there was no opportunity for such confne-
ment in the wretched quarters of the San
tiagO jail; but the entire party, nearly two
hundred, were driven into small room
hardly 80 feet long by - feet wide. They
were obliged TO live the best they could,
though the air Of course was deadly, and
there was little or NJ opportunity for exer-
else. The prisoners were supplied with
provisions, which though sufficient as re-
CARDS quantity, were poor in quality, and
hardly fitted to sustain life. These pro-
visions consisted alniost wholly OFFICE and
UTtni,
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LIE Courier des Opelousas du 80
aoAt dernier, On fort long article Con>
aacr6 Phistorique de la fin de deux
brigands de la paroisse st. Landry. Vol
cl oct historique en- raccouroi:
VIM. c. Lewis. d6pute.sh6rif, j. B.
jackson, d6put6 sheriff, G. c. Duson ct
E. s. Andrus, partirent ct arriverent
d ii heures du soir lie residence des
Guillory, sur Little River, dams Ia pa
roisse Catah0ula.
lis cernarent la maison et sttendirent
le jour. Au soleil levsnt, Cyriaque
GuilIory sortit de la mRison pour donneP
D rnanger con oheval. AloFs Dason le
NIT en- ioue ct luI cria de Sc rendre. Je
suis Duson, de Saint Landry, ct j'ai un
mandat d'arret Contre vous. En- meme
temps, An1rus le coucha en- joue ct lui
cria de marCher droit q Mr.. Duson. LIE
miserable, sc Yoyant ainsi suFpris. cria
a SON frars de lui apporter sR carabine
Winchester ct s'avanca vers DusoD. Au
meme instant, Ben parut . une fenetrs
St ft feu sur Duson.
L'espoir reVint alors Cyriaque ct II
commence 50 retraite vers Ia maison,
tandis Qu'une femme venais en- cOurant
a sa rencoutrs un fusil Ia main. Ben
fit feu une seconde fois de Ia fenetrs.
Duson dit 4 Cyrisque de ne ne pss faire
un pas de plus en- arriare on quill etsit
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Madrid, Ter septembre. - Psrmi les
bruits nombreux qui circulent sur les
intentions de Don Carlos en- cas- de sue
ces, on cite la prOmesse taite aux pre-
tres de r6tablir L'inquisition.
Cette rumeur peut 6tre parfaitement
fond6e. Rien d'6tonnsnt q ce que Don
Carlos ait fait cette Promesse, meme
avec l'intention de Ia tenir, pour 30
Greer des resources, tant en- argent
qu'en hommes, par le canal du clerg6
espsgnol qui est log6 la meme enseis
gne que celui de France, c'est d dire que
tous deux ont la Republique en- horreur.
ct, aux Etats .Unis oA les pr6tres ne
sOnt pas r6tribu6s par le gouvernement,
le clerg9 de toutes sortes dc religions Wit,
vit assez grassement ct tFOuve, tous les
jours de rsrgent pour faire construire
des couvsnts. des seminaires ct des @gli-
see. La R6publique nest donc pas une
institution plus malsaine que celIe de
10 royaut6.
81 le prGtre savais toujours Sc rem.
former dams lesprit de son Vrsi sacerdo-
ce. il n'surait jamais d redouter P9-
dune nouvelle forme do
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Parml les d6peches t6l6graphiquel
contenues dams rAbeille du 81 ao0t der,
nier, nous trouvons 10 t6l6gramme sui
want:
Le Journal des DSbqts renfsrme un
article Significant, do a Ia plume de Mr..
Lemoine, dams Iequel r6orivain exprime
ropinion qu'une r6publique est impos~
sible ct que ls France doit avoir une
monarohie liberale. lie Comte de Cham
bord peat suivre l'exemple de Louis
XVIII ct aocordsr Une oharte CCnstitus :
tionnelle. simon uns monarchie sous
Chsmbord est aussi impossible qu'une
republique.
Ce sCnt les hommes de l'6toRe de Mr..
Lsmoins qui dissent, scrivent cue Ia re-
publiqus est impossible en- France. Cs
sont les gems de Ce oslibre ID qui ira
vsillent ayec aChsrnement de maniere
ce que Ia R6punlique ne puisse pas 90
fonder. Esprits 6triqu6s on mechanics
natures, qui, ayant appris Fart d'aligner
grammaticalement les divers mots dune
langue, mettent Get art an service de
msuyaises causes.
De quel b6n6foe aerait pour Ia Fran
ce ls establishment dune monsrchie
quelconQuel lie b6n6fce serait pour
les plats defenseurs, pour les coartissna
don't le d6vouement sersit FecOmpens6
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ct FEurope ContinentaIe pour 100000,
600 de livres. Les articles manufactu-
res ne sOnt pas oonsUmm6s sur place,
mais echanges de pays pays, ou en-
barqu6s pour d'autres parties du monde,
pour AISLE, FAfrique. etc. Aujourd'hui,
les pays manufacturers reEoiveut des
Etats- Unis ,45O, ,OOO,O 900. les Indies o.
rientales 62O, 100000 le BrGsil lac, 600,
900, l'Egypte 100000, 600 ct d'autres
contr6es 7O,00Os000, en- tout 1850, 900,
600 pc llvres.
Ces Ohiffres representent l'6tat actuel
de la production ct dc la consommation.
LIE cotton qu'on ne peut planter que
sous des climats chsuds ct humides, peut
Gtre manufacture psrtout ct entire pour
une fOule dobjets dams l'usage de l'Eu-
rope, de FAm6rique, de l'Australie, de
ia Chine, du Japon, des Indies ct des CO.
tes d'Afrique'
LA suite au proclaim numEro.)
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lie Louisiandis de 81. Jacques dit :
Les cannes poussent ct m1rissent. St.
jacques, CONNIE nous aimons q le r6p6s
ter, en- a de fort bellies. Done. Ion peut
hardiment conclure, en- vOysnt les
champs Welham, Wallis, Millaudon,
Malus, Forstall, CARTE, Nicole ct cent
autres, que la came ma pas d6g6n6re
en- Louisiana, que la terre 6godt6e vaut
aujourd'hui ce qu'elle valait hier, que la
plantation soigneusement ct Intelligent
ment pr6par@e peut encore faire viHre
ct meme enrichir son propri6taire.
Settlement, ct c'est "a Popinion de bien
des plsnteurs experiment6s, mieux vsut
cultivr cent srpents dune fsSon cOnve"
nsble que deux cents dune faGOn Impair
faite. C'est un calcul fort simp pie. Cent
arpents, muItipli6s par deux boucauts
rarpent, donnent deux cents boucsuts;
mais deux cents arpents, rendsnt IN
quart de boucaut I'arpent, donnent. zoe.
cOmbienl
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AFFAIRE D'ABBEvILLE.-Le bruit 1
couru a Vermillonville qu'une bande de
malfaiteurs await fait irruption dan.
Abbeville ct sen 6tatt empar6, Nous
n'avons, Get &gurd.la, aucune donn6e
certaine. II y eu un fait grave, puts
qu'une trentaine de citoyens de la Cote
Gel6e y sont allies prefer leur concours,
nous at on dit.
Une personne, venue d'AbbeyiIle hier
nous a dit QUEEN raison de ce qui s'est
pass6 dams oette vile, 16 des msIfai.
tours ont 6t6 pendus ct tues. D'spres
une aUtre version, il ny aurait jusqu'a
present que 6 individus tues ct pen
du, ce fait accompli le matin de lundi
dernier. DeuK des morris sont des noirs
Voici les nOms des tues Demostin LIE,
.ge, Neville Castro, Alek. L6ge Jr., O.
real Lego, - Meauk, Edmond (c,),
Polite (O).
En- raison de cette Circumstance, un
.cOmit6 de vigilance s'est form6 ct en-
role l25 hommes gull form6s en- COM
pagnies. Ces cOmpsgnies sont en- CAM
Pagne sur tout le territoire de la pa
roisse Vermillon, la recherche des au-
tres melfaiteurs de la bande. LIE comit6
de vigilance est toujours en- fonction.
II est temps en6n qu'On fasse justice
de ees bandits qui, depuis plusieurs an
n6es, font la desolation des habitants
d'Abbeyille.
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DIVERS.
(E3ttaits au MbschacfJE.)

I'm pGtsonnags fort IMPORTANT, le
troisieme de la R6publique don't il peut
deVenir le chef en- cas- de mort du Pr6si,
dent ct du vice President. Matt Car2en.
ter, s6nsteur du Vlstonsitt ct president
au S6nat, est d6ft5ht6, par le New Yor <
Tribune ct le Chicago Times, l'indi-
gnation publique, CONNIE s'6tant affichG
a Long Branch avec une courtisaDe de
bas 6tage, ct lie Tribune dGfe le s6tfa,
teur de lui faire un process en- difama
ton.
lie k6nateur Morton renonce. pour
cause de maladie, a Ia campagne radica
le quill s'6tait engage faire en- Virgi
ME, OF la preuve do la gravit6 de sa ma
ladie, c'est que le s6nateur de l'Indiana
Went de d6gorger le salaire r6trospectif
quill n'avait pas fait dificult6 d'engl
tir.
La r&colte du rig de Ia Caroline du
Sud etc d6truite on grande partie par
les inondations.
Les Francais de California. qui Sc
sont montr6s les plus g6n6reux des
Frnncais d'Am6rique d F6poque des
subscriptions patriotiques dc 1871, en-
voient des hommages rDGrit6s rex-pr6-
sident Theirs, en- qui les d6partemnts
Gvacues de Ia France saIuent un lib6ra.
teur.
-Une convention de d6mooretes, de
lib6raux ct de grangists, est convoqu6e
pour le i septembre Cedar Rapids.
Iowa.
Les listes des Signatures d'adres-
ses sympathiques l'ez-pr 6sident
Theirs, Sc succedent nombreuses q New
York, ct l6lite de Ia population franqai
SO ngure sur Ces documents qui reste-
rOnt.
-D'apr9s les derneres nouvelles. LII
peron semble deYoir remporter sur Buez
d St. Dominique.
Chicago, al a Gu huit d6ces de |
cholera la semaine derni6re contre cinq
a semaine pr6c6dente.
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SALUBRITE.-La municipalitE pass6
une resolution en- vertu de laquelle tou-
to personne doit tenir pint6rieur de ss
propri6te en- bon 6tat de propret6, ct &C.
la CONNIE mesure de salubrit6 g6n6rale.
Nous esp6rons que chacun de nos con-
citoyens comprendra la sagesse de cet~
to mesure don't l'exGcution tourne su
b6ne6ce hygienique de chacun de nous.
En- cas- de negligence de la part de quel
que citoyen de Sc oOnformer cette me. .
sure, le Constable est charge de faire
fsire le nettoyege vOulu aux d6pens de
Ia personne qui aura n&gIige ce soin.
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Dom es NOuvelles du Chemln de fer.

Mons lemons dune source d pen pres
csrtaine que le travail sur le chemin de
sr sora recommenc6 ct pouss6 vigou-
wussmsnt en- svant jusqu'a ce que tOu~
hls vote soft terminGe.
Uns conversation que nous e1mes
dsFnierement avec une personne q fait
Fsssortir les details suivsnts. Cette per-
sonne Gtait alice q New York, CONNIE
pOTtsur dune proposition de la part des
ilreOteurs dune autre COmpagnie q Mr..
Charles Morgan, don't la substance 6tsit
CONNIE suit: 81 Mr.. Morgan finissait 10
aIvsllement de sa route jusqu'a Hous-
lon, 90 servant do raucien nivellement
DO 10 route 0pelousas ct Great Western
A dc Ia partie termiH6e de la vote de
New Orleans, Mobile ct Texas, D l'ouest
Dc Vermillonville, l'autre Compagnie
s'engSge poser les rails ct fournir les
chars, les locomotives, ETC., enfin, tout
90 qui serait neceSsaire pour METRE la
Hgne en- operation entire Ia bale ct la
Ils.0rl6ans, deVant sppartenir moitie D
Nf Morgan OF moiti6 q la COmpagnie
all aurait termin6 le travail.
ouuique Mr.. Morgan matt pas encore
Respt6 Oette proposition, II est extr8>
asnsDt probable que ces conditions Ou
fsutres peu pres semblables, devien"
asas ls base dune s6rie d'op6rstiOns
qul aurOne pour r6sultat achievement
b % chsmin de fer.
Cs qui nous encourage q croire D ce
hsaVsment, c'sst le fait que tous les
au lee steamers de Mr.. Morgan sont
Sblig6s de discontinusr leurs voyages
pfOe que Galveston est toujcuEs pret,
~ mOindrs Pr6texte, CONNIE a present,
AdsOlarer la quarsntaine aux bateaux
Fsaant de Ia NOuvelle Orleans, ct par
lAiouir d'un commerce qul appartient
Dc drOit . cette derniere vile; d'oA il
dsulte que les millions de Mr. Morgan,
psndsnt IN mois Ou deuz, ne font rien,
psrts de temps ct de rapport de capital,
qainsd dOit pas s'arrangeE svec le Carac.
Tore tnsrgique de leur propri6taire. Or,
% acCePtant la proposition qui lui est
h'e, Mr. Morgan s'assurerait un COM
ns'ee certain ct croisssnt, ct qui sersit
paFiaitsuent hors de Ia pOrtSe des edits,
gEahnlques ct injustes presque tou.
lsufS, do Ia vile do Galveston, car Pin.
Rfisur du Tszss oherche constamment
O@ issues pour ses produits.
Done, nous disOns D nos concItoyens
asne pas 50 d6oourager. II y a de nou-
ssau On rayOn d'espoir que le ohemin
sisf visndra passer D travers nos fer
ues campsgnes, ct nous sOmmes d'su.
aas plus diGPCs6a d 10 OrOire que notre
ps!as IN grand bGsoin dune telle en-
a'praa Of que Ia population sera dis
Easee en faoilitar l'eRseution.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1873-09-10

Londres, 3O.-On estime que 81 Don
Carlos r6ussit s'emparer du tr6ne d'Es-
pagne, la dette de ce pays serait aug
mentee dun tiers.
L'6tablissement dc Don Carlos sur le
trone d'Espsgns sersit excessivement
advantageous pour Ia nation. La dette
aupmentGe dun tiers. Et, dependant,
oombien de gems bien titres, mitr6s, ct
une foule d'autres reput6s honnetes ira
yaillent ardemment aujourd'hui ce que
Ia pauvre Espsgne prenne en- charge un
tiers en- plus de ce qu'ells doit. 81 en-.
core lie n'6taient pas catholiques, apos-
toliques ct romans, tous ces hOnnstes
conspirsteurs contre une institution qai.
81 ellie Wit, est appellee. plac6e entire les
mains d'hommes intelligents, . relever
ce pauvre pays que la royaut6 ct le fs-
natisme ont lGzaEd6 dams tons les sens.