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EKiE MIDWAY.
| a. ARtANOEMkNr OF TRAINS taking effect Dec. II.

ERiE RAILWAY.
a. ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS taking effect Dec. H.
90. Cincinnati and Chicago Day Fxpress Drawing
room coaches - Binsin aud ~usieis"n bIidst; - .o.
1915 u.EXWcss Mall Tor Buffalo. with sleeping coaches
p m. U,aly)-paciGc Express for the West. Sleeping
aac Chicago wont cha1ge; also hoie! dining ears 10
trains leave Chambers Depot, New YorS, for
Newuk, t:il. s5O. IUir. 1880 a. m SO JtIl ana o. ,
M Jni IL midnight saturday nights ony. SuhnnS u"
i.G6clioid AMI ra--c 6. 7;45 10 m " noon -
p $50 $50 j:lj, %. $50 p 400 p = md ieht Sundays
G, go 10 @. no.. Isl $50 D. NJ, ard II midnight a..
Paterson. o. 10 1:iJ So "a. 1915, lln M - noon
lIl . Bio 3 - 3:3u . ji5 g. 65, $50. Z - 4nd
II mCu-lh sun g. >j1 9l5, 10 a. H. lsiJ, bjO D.
.nsril t. 49, H. I045 a. m. l:i5 3:ii . g. p and
II mtnght suua.ys. d, $50, 10 a H., l;l1 d-3' p M
cor6Ta a. H. 81 43o p m. Sundays s.3oa,
Warwick, ~ a. NJ. ij y. ~.
NcHLGiga, q. 1913 $50 $50 sundays $50 a. m
da6s T. ~ B. TO- = 65 a i ESQ, ~ AGO. p NJ
SuucayS 81. $50. 10 o. ~, tit p. m. - ,u
days $780, 20 No. ":ah. D. The a N ana 500 y M
connect WITH Sew loGk and Ua"eso Midland H. H. al
FOR J,rgs 10. o. TO- 1915 m, 4.3o, pm sundays
&. e.. 10 3D.. u.. .ut u..o ald g. ~. - -, 49,
before j. ~ Twenty tnTi IT. t'ru minutes eafhef
Tan above tLc 'ans avng thii4' cr- ~ u' qIi lt Nn
IWsnty-ris 81 al s.i5 sad l:i, L. Do, coane ting VITA
tran- lNiu- C.un.cr-st 81 40 p. ~ aud T. midnight
r-cIlr- co1cs tano and orders or e ohrc Hhg
.i un'r Of oags1ec Lag bs leo at the C@naay' 3a,t
y + i a. az nom " the w. arrive in HceYo at 72'
- l $50. AnbG}Tr General rassr Agent. NewYors
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
leave Inyrs oo. Clo-',f, Petn.nt aud Nyatk
Z, 500 $40 g. hr J, 8, T. 70, ~ n'o V p H., a,,,
-aturd nights only at 1889 m Sundays T. H. ana
%abuet spring Valley ,lon.ey Z l.i5 p;
JNo. y. tHbp A. General Fa'.i Astn' .>en-l yiN
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financial.
STOCKS

A LAS STOCKS.
"A. NETWORK AND RRooKLT,- GAS STOCKS AND
Securities dealt In also BUFFALO MU1tfA and CITIZENS
OF ROCHESTER, GAS STOCKS :iOuGHr and SOLD. by
GEO. IL. PRESTiSS,
80 Iroad-st. y. y.
nEFAULTED Railroad, City, County, and
- Township bonds all knds. wanted by the established
stock and Bond House Of
Albert H. NICOLAY & CO.. no 43 Pine-st NY.
FOR SALE-A fine pair OF diamond ear
i rings aud a diamond ring must be SOIL Address
CESSIfY, Tribune Office
yVM. A. GUEST g. Co, No. IT NASSAu-ST
w purchase all aberaway securities specially Of
kfe aud NewYOrk Central
either interest paying eful,ng Also stocks and bonds Of
city railroads.
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ifosi dno fonno.

Y OST-Passbook NO. 1O3,35S. Return to
- German savings BahS
OSf-pasSbo0k No. l03,240: deliver to
- German sa ngs Bank. l4thst and ith.ave, civ.
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ENARE REDUCED.

FARE REDUCED; .osro>
EXCURSION TIE NETS. -.
THE OLD RELIABLE STONlNGTON LINE
FOR ALL POINTS EAST
NOT \ TRIP MISSED IL SEVEN CONSECt TIVE
YEARS.
TIE elegant steamer. sIoNiNnroN and NARRAGAE.
sTTI leave Frr 20 ND,th litcc ~ i3J j. M daily
Hereafter ' is..c ' q m TRAIN viii
Tickets ior sale a. al tle principal uck-; Offices and
sl.e r,e' ,rcur.i at al Offices Of "''co''' Express Co.,
ana At 900 '-'''' fGovIuxNcE II@E
freight oly. Steamer leave dAiiy ivNccp SundAysl az
p m flon - No.t Egeg Of Wafrca-t. FREE yhts
D. ' g. Bi ' Pc, L. W films. Cen Pass. Agt.
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II AEtANGkMINr ~ tA.rENS Ek TINS Jan. J.
at '5o p NJ NlS"t - sr,'rr Psioi SAVE F
,, y' i,, "in ,.hc.tcr Eaato Nilgai fas ami
The west Pullman ' rG,fF f e, "a 1'.'ga at sni rr
''''''' &C.," YIN Cn&s. n.TUGNtHG- Ascni.
NEW-HAYEN. HARTFORD. Mc-Farc, 81.
sew IiaScn at , ana II p. m. connecting roat
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ kiyth ~, i,ILEOADl' emnc9I,a ing n'c H. 1914
s0oa m. w'.icin aud Northcrn Express drawingToom
1890 a m. special cl,cafo aud western ETIoss, with
llaOa m, Nortnrn ard We Express 10 Uuc. White
400 p H. Montreal EHpre.s, with seepnE fer Mon
trcal Rutland Huntingdon and - Adams ~io, at sing
Gto a m 81 T0ii. Express with sleeping car, for -.
I.uz running tiru g the week also sleeping
aud Detroit, Montreal via saratoga and Platt btgh
M. Pacific EXpT daily, with sleeping for
Watcriown. Gochster Niagara FAILS. Buffalo Cleveland.
100 p m Exffcss With sleeping cars TO Albany and
y rain. a. per Local Time Teles Tickets for sale At
NO. 25s 26 ant - eTGaa" - ana 11 az %es,eo EAs,
YORK and 1858 " ashngion st.. Brooflyn.
&. r. AEEkEH. General Passenger Agent.
DENNSYLNANiA RAILROAD. - GREAT
\
EOtTIOn after November II. 1871 trains leave New
Ynrk via Ucshusss COrdt street, Ferries a. follows:
Fxp,ss IarrshuTg Ptsburg the West and south. with
FOR WillmspUit. Lock Hayrn Cory aud Enc At $50
r. H. connecting at CORY Tor Ttusye Petroleum. Centre.
and Oh Regions. For WilhAmspoT and LOCK Haven,
For baltimore Washington. and the south. Limited Wash.
Express, Of Pullman pliot cars dairy, except sun.
,,y $50 a m. arrive Washington t:lO III. Regular AZ
PHILADELPHIA $50 500 ls3O llnit,Gl Il a. m,
a B. o. $3.50. Z. and y. SUNDAY. D. g. $50.
T. $50. and r. m. fmgIant a!d secfld class 2 r. IN.
Fur trains 10 Newark Elizabeth. RAILWAY. Princeton Tren
Pennington, BriNldcfO Other points.
sec oca schedules NJ all tckcl Offices
Hoat- on brooklyn Annex connect with All through trains
Ut city, aa0ring speedy ana direct transfer 10:
pruckyn navel
MoI,av Fiun Washington ltsmorr 300 and 80 n.
NJ 40 3D., and 1910 p, NJ SUNDAY COO and !i0a m.
From ihiia 300, 6jO. OiO 1910, O40 ll:3U
5 40 oh $50, $40 10 o. ana 1920 p. SUNDAY,
Ic.tt Offices J20 and Jii BloadWa No. Aston House,
ami Desbrsse and COr andt sIs NO Courts, and
BIC lkyn Depot foot OF fuonst, Brooklyn; Nos.
lt and ~ inds0nstr tObOArn: Depot, jersey City
Eni- rant Ticket OMce, No. Battery place -
FRANK THOMSON. L. J.. FARMER,
tiencral Manager. GcnI Passenger Agent.
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pRIDGEPORI. and all points on HousatonIc
BE- aud NauRaucA Railroads. Fare 81 steamer 5dseport
leave craftsmanship daN tSuhaVS eAoePeV AZ 'i'' " '"'
and Bridgeport al II ~ m -----------------
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Leave ;oo Of Desbrosses and c0rtanit.
$50 m for Washington Columbus, Chcaco aud the West
Richmond Charleston the south Through Pullman cars
o6 TO- M fcr wilmington and West and for SIchmond
ana GurdunSylc. Pullman GAYS rom Nc"l org
10 Ia,irore Washington making clos. connections Tor
Pttsburg Cincinnati. Louisville. ana - LOUIS through
Pullman cars Baltimore 10 Cincinnati an 3. Louis, nj,
daily. los Washington ire south am WEST u,i
man seepeIs New York TO Baitmoic ana Watngt1n
making close for Chicago Cincinnati Lonsyle
Louis. Pr ,bureh The south ana SortAgrt. ,
Pullman Baltimore Cnc urat ana LOUISVILLE con-
rect. TIA ans for Lynchourg Fioiha New
oag tickets Please cell a, ccmgyaTy 3, 2ce sl9
and Dcsbiossests and dsgo,, JssGy Ciiyor avn ono
RAILROAD.
VENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY.
Y For station N Sew. YorS: foot OF Ilberiyst
cnane raaiaqua, wilEes6artr Emrn, sc. Connects at
S:i5 a. n-For High Bridge Branch Easton Harrisburg,
Ma lci t.aunk. Tamaqua, W1esbarre, Wllanl.p9r Sc
i0:l5 A. ~ aud 4,Op m-For Someryile ana flemngton.
p m.for teinineton. Esi"l Sautn thnnh ttn."
Heading. Potisvile. Harrisburg Sc - 49, Tia. nm,
FOR Ilgn Bridge BrHnoil Eas'4n' Ser s rS'i AZ ~
$40 D. m daily- Eason Allentown. and Harrisburg
So y. M or ElstOn.
SUNDAY TRAfNs-Leayo at $50 a. M. ~ m: for
Bound Broos ami intermediate pogts. and at $50 D. H. Tor
Eastou. Heading, and liarfsbug
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
" Trans fer Perth Amboy Red Bak Long Branch
c connect at Maitawsn station t. and KEY
RON, and at squan aad from POINT PLEASANT
EREEHOI.D and NEW-Y0RK RAILWAY
connections Leave Of Liberty for Freehold, at
s:lj, ll:iJ a. IN, 4, 5lJ r NJ.
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HAVANA MARFET
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

JAviyA Feb. s-Exchaugcs d avv unchanged sugar
tive ana advancing; Clayed No. u, t-24 'sr
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Couarlncrshlp Nonces.

TnE FIRM of SOLOMON STRAUSS d. CO.,
L cnmuos.d OF SOLOMON sTkAi ~ and GFO. AaARKS
DISSOLVED by mutual conssai. un.
dr.igne no the liabilities and 90. iols the assets
~ ms Isic firm continues IN business at 4s Whtest
Dated \ ew.YOrk Feb. :, 1873. SOLOMON STRAUSS.
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4 Dlpiocno Nollrco.

Dipiocno NorCco.
Tn. NAIpNV. BANK 90 Iur ErruHIci
NF'f Nui.E. Iaf. 80, loI+
4 DIVIDEND of THREE 90 PER CENT,
" lr,r o. t4, ils th, ut- t'- declared, rtfhr fru-
rnary fth ploAiino ia winch GATE iht transfer books are
CLOSED. H. .f'4'l' ''.-'ri.
Oi-rcl or ..ir SrTNnrN PfosfDr, Az i.o7roN(
RAILROAD tu'fgAsT.-~rI 'iNGius kAllf"iH.
-YfEg. Jan. "a. l--R.
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of TWO and
- NN HALF t-2. ri-!t tl.Ni Wiz Do" rsd ~ Tho Office
Of Mc-r. d Norlaps slns. 30 Niia1is' Naw-i ork on
me Taa.f,r BOOKS v Doc cio from tc an "a tho I'm.
boil .nclu,.e. J.. Is. NOfE~. secretary.
NaWYorL. jan. 3 , Ie7s.
NOTlCE-Thc coupons Of tie first mort
y 2.r bonds. sHi t1c utcrr-t OF ttf GG.tsbo'd re
ia'rl TIE Ton siaua aut :i.sO, River Railroad
inpIIy n'.uray lc'iu-rv J, l-t7 VII b.. pa'G on and
a'fct Lit dir re on!rc O., -t-a. il, Il, PATTON y
co. 80. o. - ii!ilm.'.l Nc".lo orr
EAAK O. TIE NA,HttGAS 'oNrANY.t
AMY Jan 80,
1--WE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS OF the
Ma >IATTAN COMPANY nave tn. day declared
BINIBFND o FOUR 90 piE tENT tiicc fOm tax. paw.
!. : dARBERGER Cashier.
THE FEBRUARY COUPONS OF the REAL
4 Estate FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS guaranteed
by thc Mercantile trust Company. VIII be- pat AZ tho Office
al sad Company lqi' Die Building 10 broadway. IN
TIC nist day OF February next - -
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Gtrombeois aro Railroads..

| pRIDGEPORI. and AL points on HouSatonIc
BE aud NauRaucA Railroads Fare 81 steamer hrdgepoT
oattaIincsp daily (sundays eXcepted) az I3O H.
Al & e pIIt 10 m.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

NREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections foot Of Iiberiy-st. Tor Freehold al
sI5. Has 4. IN. l. g:iJ Il.
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CINCINNATI SKIES.


II
~ ,,fI.ia.rT., New -YOrh. Ioh. ., l~i'.
rz0IIF success Of thc Srhcmr for funding the
sc,uIl;.es ms COMPANY having ben ast-' uy !"
than thIc togriHr ~ The oul'taninE hp =
lolri converted then b'nis mo ecniur
certificates cG1r ryno by tac Dnou Trust company are
uO.eI That necessary make SicI conversion without
ItEcg delay oriei hc Gelyer - tem ~ ne
hoHCs m TIE mon ui March lul'haoh
ned and exchange Elected .he Office o Ills Curany
j.. TIlIINGHA- IresictuJ.
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NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

Thee frstclass steamships IL regularly at NJ, from
PIER No IL. North River as follows: .,..,. -, 90
steamship ely + IN ila l. r'o ~
steamship COLUMBUS EDNtSDAf tep -
Accommodations unsurpassed For freight or passage Apply 10
WILLIAM f. CLYDE Il Co.. No B0whhg'sreeh
II. IL NJ Co. Agenks ~ HltanA
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WHTTE STAR line.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEEN TOWN AND LIVERPOOL
The this Line the Lane Routes recon-
mcndcd by Lieut. Many going south OF the Bank
M ti'HII ~ = nr,iay Feb. 10 3 p. III.
rI.f.IIC -. ..'.... =. Thursday Feb. - : a.
GEKMA SIur'tly March = p m
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCS PIER 81 NORTH
RIEER-
There uniform in size and unsurpassed IN az
>fatr-roonIs, ST1Ok ana Bath
room. are u accd amdsip- where Noise and motion
least felt anoTding degree comfort hitherto unaaina0s
EAfES-saoon $50 $40 and $780, gold. Return Tickets
Gu favorable terms. StedTagc, $2n.
Fo srectio plans other information, apply at tho
Company : Otlccs, No. 81 broadway New ork
II. J. COKrIS Agent.
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Carving the Belgian and United states Malls sailing sen
monthly a,ttaeiy from Philadelphia and Ne"'ioK Dhe
and CDIJ -.-..x.
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lSEYTnAL RAIIRnAn 0F NEW. IERSEY.


n
Trans leave fer Perth Amboy, Red Bahk long biab'h'
ocean Grove .cc al SID ll:ij a. m. t. 5:lj y. ~
stages correct MattaWan station 10 and from khl
POhI. and at Squan To aGd from POINT PLEASANT.
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TORTH GERMAN LLOYD wv vo,r

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEbH NEW;Yohh'
CONPANY'S PIER foot OF SECOND-SI, HOBOkEN.
WISE R..... sat. Feb. NECKAH. 80. sat-, Fen 20;
80 X II sat Feb 10 Hermann. 80. March z
RATES OF PASS AGE from NEW-IJRk 10 So THANH
Ton, HAVRE OR BRENEN. .oo -,
FIRST CABIN 500 gold SECOND CABIN $50, gold
STEEi:AGE, f3I, currency 80 .,a
Return Tickets reduced Prepaid steerage ceTth
cafes 80 currency.
FOI freight or passage apply 70 49,, . ,,-,,- .o
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Heal estate TO Gtebanse.
Cilp !Jroperin 90 Get.

NO LEr-The elegant store, No. DID o.
ave occuprd by Howsrl * Co.; possession May als.
rear Office ON second floor of No 220 possession a. oct
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NOR LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENOIUWN "
A The Liverpool ana Great Western steam Company
ned states Mail steamers leave PER % y. ~; ~
NOSTAN TU EsDAY, Feb. ~ at IL m.
NENA ESDA1
IDAIIO ESDAY Feb. 26, att p. M
Cabin Passage $50 Sos S75, according 10 Stateroom
steeidSe S-o ih'ot WiTTI Ms q GUION % BROADWAY
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-07
Oui, vivc la France !!

Oni, vive la France!
Et pournuoi, sill vouS plait, ne
ponsscrlons nous pas &C cri en- .AmG-
riqne!
Est-ce TN cri stditicux on inscnSt9
La France, croyez-lc, bien vivantc
la-bas, nest nulIemcnt morte lei. Ses
fills ct SEES disciples sc Monument le-
%ion. Et vou> Savez bicn Qu'un
Francais, meme dune valcur srcon-
daire, ne passc MULE part sans laiS-
ser queique chcse dc In France
aprt> lni. ct que Ii OH il sc tixc. prcnl
terre, toit ct femme, il ne modite
.lamaiS ueSavantayeusement lie mi
lien OH il travaille. Car c'est un tra-
valllcur ct un syml,ath;quc agent
de civili>ation. ST Henri IN II pu li.
re: Semez dies Gascons, ca levc par
tout-nons pouvons bicn dire qu'un
lrancals Sc tait pavtout III lit com
mode ct un tamille lleurrnse. On
he peut, gre une certaine ialou.
sic, sc dispenser dc Palmer un pen.
II est actit. communicate ct gai. Ne
>crait.il point Serviable ct dGvout /?
ii considtre CONNIE un devoir de
Servir honorab'cmeut lc pays Qui lui
donnc lhopitalitG, ct il sc gardcrait
bicn de ie trallir lachemcnt ct mise
Hblement. Oui, on raime un peu,
meme quand Oh lie nommc Gaulois.
La femme. Qui tait la loi partout,
car la grace est la puisSance, he lie
halt nullc part. Ellie chcrche ct trou-
We en- lui quelque chose du roman
que toute it!nme desire ct poursuit.
Manqueraitelle vGritablement de
goilt! Eft 81 les armecs FRANCHISES.
CONNIE on lie salt, plus dune toiS
vlctorlcuscs 1T conQutantcS sur
bien DIES points de la tcrrr, ont por.
tt leur gloire ct lenr drapeau dams
pressure tous les pays du monde,
iant-ll Ell conclnre que les femmcs
dies nations vaincues on dGlivrecs
mont 5jamais souri, aux vainQueurs
ct aux liberateurs Est ce i co,,ps
dc pierre OH il coups de faux que
Lafayette, Rochambcau ct lcurs
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-07

leur intelligence, leur energie, lcur
travail ct leur langue. N'Gtaicnt-ils
point dies ouvriers du bras ct des
ouvriers lie la pensec? Les uns
ctaient .journalistes, les autres pro.
tesscurs, les troisiemes artistes. II
await ct il y a des spvants par
mi cux. Nier lcur action ct leur in.
tluence, qnand bien meme cette ac-
ton sexercc cn dchors dc la politi-
que proprcmcnt dite, serait absuulc.
On Ia sent, on la volt ct ellie Gclatc
dc tous les c6tGs ct partout. La so.
cietc yorl1aisr, dams scs dif1e-
rentcs classes, avec SD bOurgcoisie
ct son penple, ell salt quclque clo
sc. Et ce nest pas aux modes scu-
lcmcnt ct aux cuisiniers que vous re-
connaissez finf1uence de Ia France.
Cette influence est manifesto dams
les Gcoles, dams les academies, dams
les salons, dams les banqucs, dams
Ic commerce. dams les mnurs ct dams
Ia Ianguc, gui est Repression des
mHurs. EFT vOus avez i New. York,
d cote dies Gaules Lafayette,q ,qui .jou.
cnt innocemment all so!dat, car ce
.jeu est Ia lerniei'e flivolitG du Fran.
Gals, nne SociGtG de Bienfaisance
qui ma rien de vain ct le frivole,
des ccolcs ct dies colleges part;,itc
ment francais par Ia langne ct les
protesscurs, nn AthGnGe d'hommes
Gclaircs, instruits ct libGraux.
Quoi done encore?
Ny a-t-il qu'une socittt, ccllc de
BlenfalSance, ct men pourlions nous
pas citer d'autrcs, dun caractere un
pcu moins general, mails non sans
valcur? Et lie theatre, cette fttc de
tons ct cette ecole de mHurs, Oil l'on
s'assemble mieux ct plus intclli-
semment que sur la place publique !?
Car, dams lie New York fiancais, ,com-
me Il Paris meme, lc drlmc u sl no
te sombre, le vaudeville sa note
gale, ct l'opera sa note harmonieuse.
A Tune dc ses ttteS, M anniversai
re quelconquc, 81 quel1u'un entonnc
la Marscilldisc, ce chant QUO mon
sieur Louis Neuillot Maine guere ct
trouve abominablement savage, le
clanteur abandonne lc refrain ven.
Seur i Ningt mile voix sonores ct
pcu clericalcs. Car les choristes i'm
provlscs, rni ne Sont point dies pc.
Icrlns dc LollrtleS ct dc In Sallctte.
ctant meillenrs lfranrais que celia,
nc sont pas preClscment venus en-
Amcrlluc pour cllanter la marScil-
lalSe du Sacr@ -CTur, qui plait tant
a monsieur Louis Ncn'llot ct aux or.
ganiStts sacrts dc fInircrx. TT s'ils
he Sont point venus Ell AmGriquc
CONNIE clcricauy, bien qu'on en- trou-
We queluueS unS an pays de la Stpa.
ration de l'Etat ct de lEglise, sans
doute CONNIE curiositt, lis mont pas
reSprc Fair libre dies .l%mocratics
ct fonIe lie sol de la Rtpubiquc anne
rlcain": Oh Ton pense sans contrain-
te ct Oil l'on prize scion sa conscicn.
ce, pour rcgrctter les bcauX ,iours de
Ia thcoclatie ct Ia prGcieuSe insti-
tuition du temporalismc dies papcs.
lis ne sont pas meme monarchiStcs.
.Au rcste. ltur vicilIe ct glorcuse
patrlc, CONNIE lcur patl'ic d'adop.
tlon, est rcpublicaine aujourdhui ct
grandlt SHpcibemcnt dams la son
verainet,, du lroit, la puiSSancc du
vrai ct Ia splendeur lu beau.
Vivc la France!
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AGENTS DU LOUISIANAIS.

nvcllc-OrlGans:-A.G G. ROmain Tcho,,-
ptoulas ST., No. 15.
St.-Jacqncs, St.-.Jcan-B -Baptistc, Ihervillc,
Assumption ct Ascension just Comes,
Donaldsonvilc
Lafayette, takapas:-Edorard T.. Mou-
ton.
Nouvclle -lheric:-
Nachcric Morris Fciicl
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-07
IANGUE FRANCAISE.
! .
Encore In languc l'racaisc.
Oui, encore,

Encore IN lanSUc lratalSe.
Oni, encore.
Car, .jusun;, present. nous avons
:, pei,lc citirurt cr snict. 1T nous ne
SommcS .uric Sulti dc la Louisiana.
MaiS la languc trauca;sc, ,nalyrt
In ten(alcr ic crttniuS hunmc>
ct |rnl drdnin aSSrz pcu raison.
nahlc, 'oin de prr,llc du terrain en-
-intriuuc, couqnirrt chaquc io"r
de nonvcllrS intrliyenceS ct 'lr uou
NcauN cSpritS parli nous. Sol; ac.
ton sc dtvrloppr ct son influence
sctend dune laron visible ct sen
>ihlc. II sutlit l'ouvrir les yc,X pour
voir.
Outrc Ia LoulSianc 0ui la parir
dams la mnti,' de sa population, iu
Canada uui In revere ct ne vent point
cn parler dautre, dies F'rancais ca ct
la disSGmintS qni ne Sauraicnt Ton,
bIcr ct qui la propagcnt tout natn
rellement, des innombrablcs Allie
mands qui III connaiSsent preSque
tous, en- sortant du ccrclc dies Athc-
ntes ct du monde dies journalistes.
en- ptnGtrant dams la socittc essen,
tiellcmcnt amtricainc par lr nom, la
lanSue ct les origlncS >aXonnes, qui
done ne lui rcnd pas Ia justice due,
la rcpoussc acknowledgements, ct
men subit point. volontailcncnt on
i son inSu. Influence positive, les
progrrs ct lc "ayonnemmcnt civil.
sateure
Ses adcptcs. 81 nous pouvons uous
lrdccettrcNprcS SSlom. .sont inno!A
brables. On les trouvc partoui, dams
preSquc toutcs les families. au vii
lagc CONNIE il la vile. mails Surtont
dams les classes >upsricurcs ct uiri-
yeanteS dcs Etats tnis. TT 81 ellie
est encore IN luxe, lie luxe de l'irtcl
ligcncr, dc la science ct de l'cduca-
ton. on comprcnl que CO luxe dies
lettrts ct 'le SavantS va bicnt0t de
vcnir I'M besoin general. Car la ci,
viliSation de ce steele, a laqnellc les
EtatS- Unis n'cntcndrnt point So
souStrairc, puisqu'ils sont euN.mi,-
mes unc large part de la civiliSa-
ton, vOnS cntralnc dams son mou-
vcmcnt de commissioners nccesSai.
res, d'tchangeS constants ct de rap
proclIemcntS intimeS.
Les peuplcS he Sont plus des
ttrangerS pour les pcrlplcs, les na-
tions ont ccssc d'ttrc isoltrs les uneS
DIES antrcS,la soli'aritt, principe mo.
derne aux applications gtntrcuses
ct chrttlcnncS, scra birntot la fol
de rhumanitG. lie monde, dun pas
sir ct consccncicuX, par les dtcou.
vcrtcs ct par la science, malchc Il
Iuuitt.
I,t In Frcncc nous scrait t,cllc uEc
Gtrangerel
II fauGlrait pour celia que la Fran
ce cessit d'ttrc In France. ct que
les Etats-Un perliSsent leur nom
ct leur hlstoirr,-c'eSt a-dire qu'unc
revolution impossible pass;lt sur !e
monde.
II taudrait que Ia France du ira
vail ct de In production, qui est
toute unc rucllc d'ouvricrs ct DARTS
ties, n'ent plus dc vignes S!r Ses co
tcauN, d'Olivicrs dams sa Provence,
dc soicrics d Lyon, tie monuments
dams ses villes, tic chefs -d'GuvrcS
dams SEES musces, dc livrcs dams ses
bibliotl,eques, de pclscurs, dora,
tcurs, tic savants ct dc poGtcs dams
sons Paris rayonnant ct souvcrain.
IL taudrait supprimer sa tribune,
qui est III tribune In plus clcvtc ct liz
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-09-07
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New-York tribune., 1878-01-18

Mdding. lO4c Good Ordinary osc; receipts, sGl bales
GALyEsros Jan. l7:-Cutor weak M.ddlinc lolri inw
Mdding l0isc. Coca Ordinary 9Sc ret feceiptt 2Si'
bales TO France io2s bas' coastwise 5lS bales
sales. l 1852 bales: stock e9.G5S bales
LouIsyIB, Jan IL Cotton quiet Mdiine lo'sc ,o,. .
MOBILE jan l7.Co:ion quiet ard steady hIdlhng lo2e
lose: Mtldlng lOd w.: GOOD Ordinary edS net
receipts 1872 bales; exports 10 the Continent 5t5 haoa
22 bales sal $500 bales st'cs 2's nals9
MrsrPIs. Jan. l7Corton quiet aud steady Middilng
lose: receipts 2627 bales sLipments. 37ei balesi sales
/ 500 bales stock, toCSa bales. . 49,.
NEw.oMEASs Jan. II couo9 irregclar Middnng l9-,c
1852 bales gro.s lO6lt bsies exports 70 Great btal
bales France a. lS6 bales Ccastwisr Zoo2 1ac
Oo bAlos last evening. $3.50 bales stock SJ9'7f
bales.
NoRFoLx>Jan. I7.-couon quiet MGalne, l9ie uet re
ceips 2OIt baos exports Great Britain bV3l iaeH
29l bales sales jl2 bales siocs le5+2 bales
PHILADELPHIA Jan I7COttop qulet; dldolng II &c I
MiddlBR lie; Good Ordinary, lOi.c net rectpis W
bales groS 27l bales Great Britain. SIo bles;
sales To spnpers 30J bals stock 49, bales
SAVANNAH Jan l1-COttOn easier; MIdilDg. lOi sc l0N
Midlng lulac: Good Ordnay. 9ac.: net receipts 2t2o
bales; gross 1852 bales exports 10 Great Bniln' 4O3l
bales; 20 the Continent 200 bales sales, :IOO baes
stock. 80. 512 bales
sr LOUIS. Jan. II. Cotton quiet; Mdiling. loAc Low
MlddlDg lOisc Good Ordinary 99c: receipts, go bales
shipments bales sales T4O bales: stock ~ % bales
WILMINGTON, Jan. l7.-otiOn steady; MiidlinK. 10 yc
Niddlng lOis.: Good Ordinary De- net reccpts. -
bales exports Great Britain. sc! bales sales $50 Bales
stock. S,212 bales