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DIED.
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DAsSFnR Jsns ss Of 'Da,n%Poo n' "'d'" Of
Funer ron :2J Last i.th
I,crar1t IN family Tury.ns plot Trinity cem-'-ry 18th
lr!aiiyrs and iIlrns p.-e accept shis ntiustion
BISSELL-Tn the Airondarks. Iuzr - Cisrx Of tho
Lev = bi>se. Vi AOr" al, 'oan IN h" osh year II
rIi,ra service. from hi- t,rh --.i re o. Faay Jaiy
lm2B fqcads Az -j lr'ise'tsri not " sond HOW
DEvIv-Cn weine-aay, Jnne % ISL. Mrs Maria r.
Ic Il. r,lnt u tle L. = leny hel.
Relative, friends nyt To sti.nf the funeral at tie
tnnrra i. hAri. 'air'neo ,einsy pl.es Broslyn.
fri'y J"I ir r'' ARE requested no, To sesi howers
LAtI AT aa,ls ,GrA y. - Juao ~. lsol, oeVrss A.
clcI 20 .A,er. p.o4s"' copy
M.Ct = HIS Tuesday evening. Juno %. Msrtt,.
80 r D.. 49, rs.sctr..y iny,t~i T., itt.na tbs
iia- rom h~ lte rslrne' AZ iarryt"~n. " T.. Friday.
ira i'a,r. "a ,ud Centra. pri,o, at lo5r.m.
H. S, s , a. T s4 .@ O. T p.h M a, wIs
ca. ','' ia4 ~ ,c ." 3 c~iit and Gary b Muont
N@ s IN = Ts IF n: ,C on SH Il, sf June u
OIIVER-A t.hlry Fa.l. Mass, william j.. only Of
r'a s WI: VII t. h@ Al 5 Pr NJ Ind say !. Ias 30
,.l li al, nR n IT, So ikl"a 49, '''' 81 '''''
l., -n'' n Zen =, az n'"', , 81 ,l' W tsS;",1 ~
.ac,,ia!ly iayi;"l II attend
~ nj. ?, and y 'nc,in'rs Of c9Tp,ny o. ?2a nsr
r" re a on r r. s Jun y p a. .,5 ..
tend ;ir iH. ~ u .'i'''i ~ 9",sf;;,
&. a. FhNNolER. First S"rgcan..
SAN FOtiD ton Tue~.a, Jun" - ~ Earcm Simeon san
ford. IN tl~ 18Th yer ~ hi, axe . -
Fuhrin from IA. li'- tr~l'a M 3iJ East llDth st.
Thursday evening NJ 0'rincs.
Relatives and Heads are iLvi'rlto attend
SLATER Tnc'ay. Juno 2Sth. David Slater native ot
Perth. S,Oil.nt. In a." b6lh year ~ hiss
friends ny'o t. ,tind the funeral frorl
the rrs,ieur- hrs n.a~, tawId J. Olsen. No ~
I'd pIua III, y. j.. At IL and from the first
PrrsbytcIan Church of P!anaeid at ls30 IN Thurs
day, June 80. -. o., -,
Inrrfut reenwoo the arrival o the lj2 tain from
Plainned
rroupsOy rntercd into re, on Monday June o. 1851.
Mary Elizabeth Thompson. ia the hIh y'N y: hrr age.
Funeral her ais residence lf5 MAc0osasn, Thurs
day, juno 30 at p.
Relatives aad fTfen II are invited 10 attrli
VAN ZANDT-On "Wednesday, Julc 81. 1891, after short
Illness his residence No 36l CnJrs brooklyn, y. "
J. baker Van Landt
prayer the hous, 10 4: 30 M, &c III Inst
Remains o tax - Avon, y. V
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The SITE LEGISLATURE.

THE POLrCAr ~ GOOD Lrcx-rIIE POLICE PIER
BILL VETOED.
IRON nv RrGCLAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rniRCSE.l
ALBANY, June 29.-Thc Assembly refused To
adjourn after the Joint convention to-day, desripg TO
.r up Mr. -ovn,'' 3il for the protection of Tie pole
,., -othrtWi-e known - ,hc ,kuhk After debate the
l... ...,s o,l,r .d To - il'rl nradia-.
lr thr >.r4r Mr For.t.r moved 10 ny NJ othe: or
. . - 30 tn ta3, mi proceed Ia tie consider
.... fI. ...rpA t"trrli-sion bin. Lost.
Ir. su,tru,f- private .rcr,:ary presented q veto
POD ..,tr rf.u fac Governor 81 rrnn'' hill No 2,Gi3.
.r.. .u: fr t, ,t-.i tior ~ h FOR the ns' of
t., I.t. p.f4.... - - Sew -Nors Cy Tee PRESTON
,.t--h Tho itil spite the VETO
.I it.tr.H.. '., li vas ,o.tj rgs, has, 10
I.. f.II.aY. g '..- Ws.r pa..ri. Making an nppr'-
Ir...r -ff.rrt e. t.r ~rSiu"a's Retreat Hos
t-'. ... o.. ti-..,-.l i'.l- .I! iaVi'.oa.
~tt.|. I-. -l A.in o.. report Of fhr Conference
.. 20. .r.t.l Hr't- Z %" t..H Code. AVE
...I... .lt.t so. r.tr,td '' i"t'c r"i I.i.;i''
H. i.,.. approve fi,n,s IN thr cay of
Sow. i.r. .i- .t.t. .. H, tlr ',- ribn.
N,r,.t. lh." .9.-Wiliiam II. Smy;h.
1,.. .. r,..- r,t t.t ~,air O.: SECS York. has ten
it.... .I.t. , Co., STATE rrrl..r,r W ldcil and 1t
90. bon ... ..I Theodore M"-'.r Las b-cn ap
l.u.l;,,. 10 20. -..9t = place.
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.NaRcIEH.

BALpwIH-GARDISE3-on "Wednesday Jane 90 at the
i"ner Of tho pride. In brooklyn ~ the Rev Henry
Niles OF Nor:. reLl Augustus O. Raid ~in Of fainh-ld
j.. Ia Minnie h., daughter Of the late ltcy. u. II. Gar
diner. OF Brooklyn. n. ~
UAPTLEY-NOBTE-I Naugatuct, Conn. limo ~, by tao
Raw :. G. Leonard Mr. George uenry Hartley and Miss
l~sbel Jane Noble
IN-PARKY-On Thur~dsy. Juno g. ct Ssuly Hiii N.
y Rev G. r. Whittsnuprr, daughter
OF Y. ~. CIOser. to Henry .. Keen. Of Brvokiyn
SfIIIII.-JACDTpn Tnossiay 2sth inst, At All Sous
church. by the Pew Dr. Icury w. Bel.0ws Iicorgr IL.
sn. and Nrlio daughter VI The lstc JscobA
AL of this c,ty.
WILSDN-CHERRY-A The resiiencc Of r. w. Courtney,
52t fIr-nwcht. city. by the ev. Clarence Luei, Of 81
Lnlcs picopal hnf Lorisa fourth tans.tsra rs"u.s
f.ika Cherry. TuiIyr,nr 1op, Ircau 10 John G.,
youngest johu Whom esq Xnscsunr, Iowa late VI
: NcrnerA hridsr Mayo. IuIIsi.
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l.. TEST SHIPPING NEWS.
FORT ~ NEW.YORx. JUNE 90 1873

ARRIVED.
S;oanrr Washingtp1 GrlD. Clrsn Palermo Juno IL and
gibraltar IT, WITH l.e AMI pssn>r:s 81 Phelps Bros CO.
ny ~ 81 NLljris. DeAkcn. Vera cruz June II,
Pr"greso 20 Havana 2j VIA nlse ADD passengers 70 Alex
Lark Josya tNor). Sorsnscn rerism Stay In ballast 10
Fuuch, Edyo * Co.
riIE MOVEMENTS OF SrEAMERI
AI:RIcAY P)ar+
Posrov. Juno 2oArrivei an GInsus Dcsrss from
NrT.NOrk
tn.r,~', steamer vitorl1 (Rr, Williams liverpool.
Hsi,eH Santiago do tuba To,ta yiahah; WIN
Crapr iowes. ia tlnor.; Roman. uvO5ns PhilheiphiS
Nnptuua. srIly, Now.iork.
ElLuyOgR JuIo z1-C'csref, stel neTs WIN Tlvrcnce,
Hs ca Arw-IorA; Experiment. CaDaou, SewberL
Sai~l. steamers Caly"rt and Vim Lawrence.
SYrDgLdAS-. juno SJ';i~ase <tsarners Ircne Mofns,
LivarpoD Woolburn CopcnAzgcn
Arfys at the P,sscs ate POncs, Bremen
CHARLESTON Juno 29-A.ryo steamer Virginia. Phlsiel
plII
allied. s.s4mo~ Delaware, NsS.York
sAVAssAn Juls .0Sailo.. steamer date City. for New
York
ILADELPnIA June e3Ary-l. steamers Iliuos shack
ford. Lyer;Dol; stimsrs Nsrrrn, SewYork Hercules.
PrE.llrton Portland
Sailed, steamer Lord Give.
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AT Colby UNIVERSITY.
WATERyILLE, Me-, June 20.-The col

WATERvILLE. Me-, june 20.-Ihe commence
ment exerci~es OF Colby University held today In
the Baptist Church. Oratons were delivered By nac
" and young lady. at the close OF wbh, the
cao. 'stlng OF thlr:y-four members, received dip
Tomas. t. IA Ia one OF the largest evor graduated
here. TIE d. of LID. conferred upon the
Rev Henry X. IT, y; Br.dgeon, y. j.; DID. upon tho
Rev. George L. Cow '-atr~toro, Vt, and the Rev
Comfort T.. Barrows o. n /. end Bachelor "
Science upon = X. II to- fWBtervillc. Me II wHs
aunOunc,a that $50 OOOh e. ra,bel to anticipate
the income NJ the Colby fI I, Cue two years hence.
A. W. Small Professor oJIisiory. who has bren rnIy
ing ;Or two years IN Europe viii return Dnd occupy tn9t
chair In the fan Tho University II ~ an7sins cor
dillon and its friends are very hopeful for the utrc
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the YALE AND HURLED CREW&.

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George w. cotrsn, Dr. Samuel ". wesore, n p. South
wick and otaes brought TO restrain tire College Of phys'
clans aud Surgeons from exercising the functions Of an
incorporated medical college, heard rday and
supreme Court and submitted The action IL broughs
IN the nature Of quo warrsnto, which WAS brought
Brie County. homeopathic Medical Society, enG
calls upon DR.. RetInore and The officers or the
College OF Physicians Surgeons 10 show by what
authority they exercise their present functions ~ l.
claimed that they havo legal authority ~ do 60 The
defendnt. claim that they have been Incorporated As
medical cclge under tho Get OF lS43 for the formation
OF benevolent charitable. scientific aud missionary
sOcetlcs. and tho got OF 1870. amending tho same.
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IOWI REPUBLICANS ~ CONTENTION

DEs MONIES, Iowa, June 29.-Thc Republic
cnn state Convention met here this morning with l.0lo
delegates present James Wilson, of Tama, was made
temporary chairman The Committee on Credentials
reported every county in tho stao represented by full
delegations. John Y. stone OF Mills. chosen pcrnia
acnt chairman, and mndo speech fayOring radical
Erpublican aud united party. An Informal ballot for
Governor then taken. without waiting for the usual
nominating speeches. This was followed by . formal
ballot, resulting follows: sherman, ia larrHuec
37s Harlan. 40; Campbell. 20 kimhaN !! no choice
Six ballots followed with the same result. hr onsr
mans vote touched 429 49, principally drawn nom MI
Gnnnhcu.
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GRADUATES OLA PUBLIC SCHOOL.

Tho graduating exercises of Grammar School
No. II held yesterday morning in the charcl OF tho
building in Twclhh-s: near Broadway Edward Schcll'
president o. tho oar OF Trustees, prcScd Seated On
the platform the Rev. L. \. Macarthur, the Rev.
q. II. Virgin A. II. Tlmpson, william Wood nal Alex
VI. Agncw.
Charles VI. Earle presented tho Gcrltcd m@ialS to
LOu-r ic,ifrr aud Marion jackson. IN" prs and
diplomas we-c presented by William wool Tine cnss
numbers forty-'iX members, rty-nve OF whom have
passed very cIritable examination at the Normal Col
lege aud vii. c,,nuc their stables there IN September
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C64RGED WITH FORGERY.

James w. Greicham, o guest at tho Cont.
mental Hotel. locked MP a. tho Twenty ninth Pro-
cnct Pole. station last night charge OF forgery.
II uas stated that Grelcham had obtained $s3 FROM w.
II. Mott, OF No OBJ West Twrnty-thirdSt., . shock
drawn to the order ~ James Rrnskaw the Yale Ma
tiOua! bank OF Haven. The CHECK bore the forged
signature OF w. IL Potter.
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TIE DE la SALE INSTITUTE.

The De La Sale Institute Commencement
rxcrciscs were held at Chictcg.ns Iall last evening
Vicar General Quian presided The mcaihrr6 oi
tho clps, n 81 Elvarl $. Tuttrr Victor j Doui
ing. william r. FaV. Th'snls j. II Nalty. joan j
Col me !als were a,ga-lrl: Fo- rXcccuc' Ia thr
classics, T. j. T. OShau Ihncssy in raih"m9c'. TO "
j. Owning; nMl ln l.lSLlrh LtcrILlrr 20 D. j. MyIrls
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UNIVERSITY OF vERMoSr ALUNVI

BrRLISGroS. VI, Jane 29--fdc annual
meeting I'M .t,srci.,e Ai,n;i %; the tlvrre'y %
vermont var held Jcs,'rla>. The fol"".it ''r.t~
elected fog thu ci+rn yclr: rrricni. thc Hon
Tnrs,y T. Nalc. ~ FHrkuc 'or ~i r.. ~ 20. th' Hos
Cnarlcs /. Brirlii. hf rro"slyn =. y: .crr'tAry.
C.ar,s T. .}l,aof HuiIc'"n. II tl,r ar riu'n m
&C. r,ri;iun al The Aa~uc!nic Auitu ""k place l" ~
va read bV the i;cV. :. = tlH, of Brn".l u. y
HHd ai'ir's> delivered 10y in:iaii'r lll+"s' .. Al
hnilY. az Inle III, lntcrlai ni TIE Al IlnL'
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TIE DEHOCRATYC PRIMARIES

The result II the primaries held Tueeday
nyht under the rectsa Of the Committee Of Ono Hun
dred has been that IA uost pstaDo~s the eoutess
peaoeahly settled In few instances, howsYes. there
re additional con;ss< AID thsAs viii have 10 settled
otass h. NV elections by tho vscoueea being 6lcA
oJ he speoiiye Assembly District Associations From
tbs iith Election District 0f this xIvth Assembly DIG
tcs ~" returns nave bccu rccey}d One indicates the
ecpn %, Ienry Allen nd tho other Maurice D. Flynn.
~ 0thgr dstdrtS IRREGULARITIES VI various kinds we're
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INDICTMENTS QUASHED.

BALTIMORE, June 29.-Some time last year
lrrosuarte, were discovered In the Office Of the Water
Board OF this city and upon investigation It was found
that over $4,000 OF water rents OF the city had beon
embezzled. william F. Sinclair, the chief clerk In the
Office and George W. sharetts also n clerk I'm the Office,
were Indicted for the enDeZlement. To-day their
were callo In the Criminal Court and the indictments
were Qiashed on the ground that they based
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CAPITOL CONTACTS AWARDED.

ALBANY, June 29.-At a meeting OF the New
Capitol Commissioners the contract for iron work ON the
east front OF the building was awarded 20 sullivan
Rice OF Albany for Si7.s07 80 The contract for fur-
nishlnx the roof tiles OF the east pavilion awarded
To Merrill EwdrA, OF Akron, ONO, FOR - per hundred
The contract laying the tile the east paw aOn was
nwnrle 10 MansO and Mlrlln for Rl7 30 per square.
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SERIOUS ACcIDEYr IN GEORGIA.

COLUMBUS, Ca, June 29.-At 2 o'clock this
afternoon tho passenger train on the southern Railroad
bound for Macon was almost completely wrecked near
Geneva the en- zine alone remaining ON the track The
aecidcut was caused by broken rail
Among the srrioasy wounded are the Rev J o. A.
Cook OF Columbus, the Rev OTIS GlsLe0rook, OF Macol
and tbr,e other prOmiuent citizens.
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Collector Merritt has been absent rom the
city since Saturday visit to his homo Al Potsdam
st. Lawrence County II IA understood, however, that
he viii hold is present position until the adjournment
Of tao Legislature shall rclovo Judge Robertson nnd
enable him IN lis duties Collector MrrTitts
There has been ut times considerable dis
ossion In regard to judge Robert ons position when
the Prc.'ient gnnud sigu his commission a. Col
cctUr ~ the Fort I! a smitted UNIVERSAL. however
by those ioniar with Judicial vs and rrrcrlenis haE
the siTin: OF the cOminSsion 10y the President ~
way prevents Judge Robertson from occupying his
scat In the >, ngte.
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BosroN, June 20.-0ustave DucttHer, ass
sixteen. fatally shot this afternoon BY otto Teokse
ago thirteen TIE weapon Wa TOY plstol the baiiss
from which lodged IN Buettner's brain Tho boys
plAy Ing together whom sltorcasioa Tooker,
Bit Buegsner, bat nrvd for q toke.~
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GENERAL WASHINGTON NEWS.

COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE PRESIDENT
WAsHIyGT n, Juno 20.-The commission OF Geo.
B. LOring rs Commissioner Of Agriculture was
signed to-day by the President, who also signed tho
commissions Of Daniel F. Davis "a Collector " Gus
toms for the District Of Bangor, Me- vice Joseph Il.
Smith, suspended, and Of William II. Robertson as
Collector Of Customs for the Port of Ncw-York.
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MIIlLrNBl'nG COLLEGE.

ALLESrv~N, Pa, june 29.-Thr Commence
mcnt eNcrr.s- q; MuhlonhUrl COLLEGE have attracted
riany aIgrra to this city The Junior exhibition Wa
held al t,c Academy this ,npruinc ras at ma u tlr
Row Eilliin X. Frick. %: philadelphia, aGdrcs7N Tho
Alumni and is evening thu lion. X. L. wight Delivered
tit Baas.I. a..irc~> 10 Tie literary societies.
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EEpOETLD NEsIGNATiDN.

AypovIR, Mas. June 99.--A report wa IN
circulation this morning that T.? aN. E,-f.' ~ t1
Park Do. Ahlot Professor - Co. ,if;'lu Tar'l"W So
Autnvr- seminary. hnd ..p'. !'ftrt or I'rk Ea-
been connected with hnsOSCr o"nnarry auc' l>'H
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SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Junc -. -WIli',"n
Seminary -: Eat Ii1nit,n. yc-rrla, celebrated ~"
c!oso 81 p:csrrru. ycar. rr"fca'or ". : ,ir- 81
Amherst was r,crifl president ~ ,he - ~ TTisi''-
LYMAN W. Hcftr -to,. ~ u;lau. ". %, '' rri o.
nluuni adii-,'. The Ecv. y. ". Lyman N"t Lima
pTuAilcat -. tnc Aiiruh As,Or.;iOn
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s worthy deacon, in q town not far away,
e:..s u,.tt AT pray 6r-mcenZ the other night OF .
church Injecting, that hr held Immediately after
nld nuc,I- cln.-ly aided There Ii no objection u
t.t female brethren remaining"
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, june 30-l a. m-The movement
I'm the barometer Yesterday was irregular and tho
chaiecs were slight Partly cloudy and fair weather
prevailed. The temperature ranged between Go' and
&c. tho average (7j'sp being Size lower than on tin
corrao ondng day last year and is' higher than on
Tues lay.
Tightly cooler aud generally fair weather may be eI-
pected To- my In tuis city sad vicinity.
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Fellows to all o vacancy, and ]. @. Emory md Joseph
Chase TO I'LL vacancies In the Board OF Oyerscers
The anniversary exercises OF tho theological echoo
took plnoe tsis afternoon.
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COLLEGE or PHYSICIANS AND SURG E075

BUFFALO, y. Y, June 29.-Arguments In
the caso OF the people OF tho State OF Hewfork against
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CALIFORNIA MINING STUCyIS
San FE,Nrisco, Jane 29.--rhe following are tbs
oi.cial closing prices Of mining stocks; -


The y niay Mining Company las levied an assoc
M nj oi 30 cents per share.
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FATAL WOUND YRoK A roY PIsr0L

act pcssed 10 1890 whsrss TIE snbsszisasnh ~ q
Cured previous thereto.
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Tribune LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

,.,fN vsf1ion' In The city ~ ih %
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1I}}es du1cs.

II est hicn certaln-rt les prenvcs
snnt A-vlc Sau', cclnl 4"' 1''I
Paul, uui tut saint ct uul tut le g'o
rlr,,x apntrr,, ,,tcS GtutiI>, cnt taire
a rapotrc Pierre ct Il Tapot'e JAG
uues le sacrifice hun peu lie >a ci'"lr
l,ovrla ,u,x dc l'EGlisc. n'issante
ct pour IL triomplle uu ch;i>tanls'
III.
Paul, 10 'per%lcutpur, ct .l'inclrcnn
cis, Aut ,as>cr par la rl'!'se sy'la-
go.uc 1T srs put,iles ceremonies.
Mais Paul, lc grand apotre ct 'e
premier par Ia pc'.s'.c ct par les
.Bu.rcs, en- ne, s'cntttant point con
tr,.f jacques ct cunlrc Pic;ir, luz
sage. II tit bicn le ne point tcouter
sa co'eve.
Car il est solvent de mlnceS sa
c1i'iyr~ qu'il .t'nt 'avc'" ',''it a I.
ura,,lplr dc sps i.ltrs TT Il la snbll-
mt. do >eS principles. te'nl de q
mour,ptopre. ca est un. La p''''e
dun peu ,!e chair, .!n restt. nest
mas i. mort dun holnne, ct leSprIt
n'rl, SQUIRE pas.
Mails, Dieu mercl, mons ne SON.
mes pils aux temps de Paul, .,ois
que ION lusiais;.!t encore, ut le
chrlstlani>nu est tvtninpll,lt &tu
jou,u hui, meme ;lvtc crux uul scat
en- uchors de iag,lse. ntsnc avtr
ceux pui sont dams i;g'ise. meme
avee ceux lui eDmbattent cclte
Eylise dams Srs uognrs. dams >cS
ceremonies ct dams sa li.ci teline.
Meme avec les liares prn>enrs les
plus lE,r,lS vt los plus auuarleus.
Car crS principles dc Justice. dc
vtr,te, dc llbc.te, d'claIlte ct dc
fraternte, tous rcl..tat5s dams lI
vau.i!e, tons soennr!s dams Ia boa.
che uu MAitrc, ,ont entries dans la
conscience du gcnre hnMain. HIS
so,t .,evpnus le nroit coHnniln 1t l.,
fol generate. l.eur vr,llt s'r>1 I..Ile
ciart1 sur III tcte ue tou> les hon-
mes. Et nul houme, il l'lenre ac
tuelle, appartenant Ia clvlli>atlnn
mu,}crlr, vivant dams la cit. tie
cailx 0ui prnsent, ,rtclAnlant ltstlnr
ct lie Respect dc ses srulb'allr>, no.
serait les .ltclarel' abSnrlr>, illNo'es
on mauvals. La rh!lesophlr
ellie meme. ellie Surtout, ccIlc Vili
u'ahuet pas la revelation des Nlet'N
livres ct DIES vieny nlracleS-et lul
MA peut.etre pas tout ut.;stalt tort
s'incline tres respectueuSemeut de.
want cuX. Ellie n'en a pas lAautres.
lis sont vrals. lis ne contrtdisent en-
rien la raison, la science ct le pro
greS. lis respondent !, l'rtcrnesia iol
de iustice. nS sont Ia loi slvante ct
la loi morale. Nous ne pouvons ii,
les nier nj les repousser. Nous les
sentonS Ell nous, autoar de nous ct
sur nous. Oh ne sont.i!s pas?
En- vtrtt, rayenement des pri,l
cipes chretiens dams lie monde In;
la plus grande revolution lr.
temps historiques, ct l"lr appl'ca
ton dams nos mH,rs, ditns nos loi>
ct dams nos societes-appIicatiol
lente mails ),ositive-.snnnrra Ger
tainement aux hommes de ltavellr
a ceux lui s'engcndrevon. tie non,
ct du christianisme. une lbrrtp
une snperioritA ct une civilization
don't nous n'avons preseutemen
qu'une fable ihde, ct que Ia podsit
senle, avec Ia magniicence ,le ses
rAves ct dc son langage, salt qnri
ousfois annoncer aux hommeS Ok
fol, de bonne volontt ct d'esptran
ces miuies. Car, abstraction t,it,
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ICI EFT AIIALEURS.

lie L0uisianGis.- Nous n'aimons
point /, ,mr!cr dc mons, ct nous lsis
SONS aux antres ie soin den parlel
CONNIE lis vuuatunt.
Cepend;.nt. n,aIgre Ia grande III.
difference du moi, 81 l'on dit qn.
nous sonmes mort ct ehterre, 4ua,itl
nous >onmes vivant ct bien por.
taut, il nous re:ta lc droit ct le de.
voil de dire que lfon Sc trompc ct
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AGENTS DU L0UisiASAIs.
Nouyclle- lle-OrlGans:-A. G. Roman.
Doualsonville:-p. Lefnvre.
y,uye.lc-lberie: e:-Charles..C s..Clere.
LAFAYETTE, ,Attakapas:-Edonard L. .Mou-
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vacherie:-r'tliN Fulgoust.
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Sill tlut Ell cruire le daputa Ba
chem, Qni est uItramontain, car on
trunre auloava'hu Acs nitramun