The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-07
brisk shower % peas from the sar.

by brisk shower % peas from the sar.
bacancs.
The officials turned pale, aud hglcu
lated the chance ~ Il broken nctk n
roveraion, with thai of broken erpe'n ~
| immediate possession. The former
being nj least contingent. appeared the
mildcr Alternative. and they might hnyc
been inclined to adopt IL. had tot II fur
tbcr obstacle stood in their way The
gate was barred withipsiie, aud the
ycrgers and helels who bad the custody
of the door. though alarmed vt the til
multi without. positively refused To un-
fasten It.
Again the threats Of the schol-
ars were renewed and further
limitations of violence were exhibited.
| Again the peas ratified upon the hands
and faces Of The hulbcrders, till thei,
ears tinglel with pain. Prate TO US OF
| the kings fayorites," cried one OF the
foremost Of the scholars. u youth deco.
rated with n paper collar; they may
rule within the precincts or the Louvre,
but not within the walls Of the univer-
sity. Maugrebleul We hold them cheap
enough. We heed not the idle bark OF
these full-fed court lnpdogs. What to
ns IL the bearer OF bilboquet? BY the
four cvaugclists, we will have none of
them here Let the Gascon cadet ID T.
pernon, reflect on the tate OF Quclus and
Maugiron, and let our gay Joyeuse be
ware Of the dogs death Of Saint Megrin.
Place for better men-place for the
schools away with frills and sarbI-
canes
"What to us is n president OF parlin-
ment, or II governor OF the city?" shout
ed another Of the same gentry "Wc
care nothing for their ministration. We
recognize them not, save in their own
courts. All tLeir authority fell TO the
ground ut the gate Of the Rue Saint
jacques. when they entered our domin-
ions. We care for no parties. We are
politiquos. and steer middle course.
We hold the Guisarls as cheap as the
Huguenots. and the brethren Of the
League weigh rs little with Us IA the fol
lowers Of Calvin Our only sovereign is
Gregory MIL, Pontiff Of Rome. Away
with the Guise and tho Bearnais
Away with Henri Of Navarro. II you
please" cried scholar Of Harcourt !;
'or Henri of Nalois, II you list. but, by
all the saints. not with Henri of Lor-
raine, he IL the fast friend Of the true
faith. Nol--no ol-live the Guise live
the Holy Union"
Away with Elizabeth Of England"
cried u scholar Of Cluny; what doth
spouse for her amongst our schools?
She will have no great bargain, / own,
II she bestows her royal hand upon our
Due d'Anjou."
eff you value your buff jerkin, ]
counsel you to say nothing sighting Of
the Queen OF Englanc in my hearing"
returned n bluff, broad shouldered fel-
low. raising his bludgeon after u me
nacing fashion. He was an EngIishman
belonging TO the -Four Nations, and had
u huge bulldog at his heels.
Away with Philip Of Spain and his
ambassador, cried u Bernaidin.
'Por los ojos de mi Damal" cried
Spaniard belonging to the College or
NarboDne. with huge mou5tacbes curled
half way UP bis brouzed and insolent
visage, ard slouched hat pulled over
his brow. This may not pass muster
The representative of tile King OF Spain
must be repectcd even by the Academies
OF Lutetia. Which OF you shall gain
say me?-4ha
What business has he here with his
suite. on occasions like 70 the present."
returned the Bernardin. ''Tete- Dieu
this disputation is one that little CON
Germs the interest OF your polite king;
and methinks Don Philip. or his repre-
has regard for little else
than whatsoever advances his own in
terest. Your ambassador hath, ! doubt
not, some latent motive for his present
in our schools"
"Perchance," returned the Spaniard.
"We will discuss that point anon"
'And what doth the pander Of the Sy-