... attempt at a translation, is worthy place your paper, you may please to insert it. Jpsuich. Tousces vastes pays d’azjr et de lumiere. Tires sein vide, formes suns matiere, Arroudis sans com pas, and tuuniuns sans pivot. Out k peine la d’ua mot. All this immense ...

... examination of witnesses was continued. M. Caire, formerly vicaire at St. Satmum, said —M. Chavard, priest, formerly Dame Lumieres, and at present of Marseilles, said ibai, in order see whether Rose really Lad the spiritual graces to which she pretended ...

... feared that the incendiarv has -.in been it: work, fii this tarish. iifI ?? .sT ctiit3ft nda-lttoltl ,iysitT,' pliavimi setith lumier osatrhesm n a cotte at~ ?? szhazui when cote of theac said to thle otheri - yve i- nc riC lacid I still burn the rat it, the ...

... and whcr itier edi. ents, a nd thien terited jaspe-. AltliotILb tli-e ?? an endlemss variety inl the nnmenminre of tile lumierals thus, c rouped tindtrce te generml head of qtuartzC they mary pre'tt:: rcalily be recognized h y thteir crest hardniess and ...

... The Mormons have issued a German translation of the Book of Mormons.” Two fishermen, of Bonne-nuit, in the little boat Le Lumiere, on Friday night, caught the enormous quantity of 2,308 lbs. of conger eels. Correspondents of the Times have chronicled the ...

... liability upon various grounds. ?? said he held the shares as trustee for a Belgian company, called the a Societe la Force et; ha Lumiere,' and the plaintiff's, heing awutre of this, agreed that the shares should he torz'ected upon the termns that neither the ...

... interest that I inquired into the matter. I sorry to be obliged say there been some exaggeration. In the ftrat place, M. Lumiere has made no new discovery. haa simply made use of M. LippmamTa method, and has never pretended to have invented any new process ...

... for this purpose. The members of the French Academy have passed a resolution which has startled the literary world la villa lumiere. In the midst of their laborious work upon the famous dictionary, which will not be completed in the nineteenth century at ...

... Pressurg, .;\mingnriueo!wwmt. at fve hundred atmo. opleres. PHOTOGRAPRIC I[.““ in liquid air have beer, found by Messrs. Lumiére to require four hundred times as lon(r::gmm as at ordinary temperatures, Plates imme in liquid air and afterwardy restoved ...

... the embryonic Paris, and tracing, •with unexpected fulness the various stages through which the village grew to La Ville Lumiere.” No two people, of course, could be perfectly satisfied with such a hook; each reader is certain to wish that some aspect ...

... ply. Church and E.og. MilUners. Cow TMTANTED cieodv. acli»e Man.with irood'character, required- plain cooUaTroqulred: no! lumier.. and Ladies outtttters. Cambr_mg. CAKTEE. and make Inmicil generally useful: I G ASordmg to capnbdiuee.- TJAKEEB -A FOREHAND ...

... enjoyed day entirely from official ceremonies, but lull interest holiday kind. Their Highneasea rejioated the trip down the lum'ier States done the King in ISGti. made excursion on the river in Indian canoe, witne -aed regatta party, partook of lumberman' ...