LAR11,1 PAICK S.iiI 1III! LIvia BAY ST LOUIS,

1' AS PI SIIAN. OlORRISSIPP 0CI1Y, 131AN! " "1;h1:OIH.A: :ose I GwlnnF tInII1

H B E- lion kki-~lutinl L*)kl Iriiln A1011 .H. nn 1.l.ttllutsr, (b,' iirlr ly folr .1,.. Lnkvtrae, slt 411n ,.. rnmmlllui n.1

SWSIESYAYlS..IA 311.

DI~L'O inr MOBILE-Canall~o~l Line Steam- Y

CLARLAnrivI tES" I-TA,- .o, rf Al tiee6 'I lw cn ,~ o~Wllj Iav. Ch.iiAULSO, TtrTDAY rod F RID,.I via itt, e nlpnLandin. l,, M.,, A. fIr,.i u Mi.ypI will hF. rrclvhI.6y Ini., .mai 51.mv L to I'll "I", "A M.6& y Rliht,,:l hSUNDAY MA d .o W lroI D ta.

Tlhn w I,Ir I .e lr thl Coo~t i.:lulin W ill 111-a thle nbir or theuAec +t n :. k e. ++. at Wednd"ulnv and Itnrnlnp.

fn10t' Ht. GFIDD&R, sanlh 10 Bnnk Plnre.

OR MOB IO1ILE--Canal Line Steam-bout r,[ tt'. CLARLeB..-Tha wr, spllndid Irka

slrnmlr F'1'. CHIARLES, R. Pxt, mss4, ilralhuwhly fur the Lnkv trda rlh aod xaommolml I r thNuw ( I .verysr MONDAY .. d ?1IURSDAE*Y Ra n~turnlnep

iltl Irvva Molll, via B~ilosi, Mlxlai Cityy en ChristiM nndBsy St. Loais .very SUNDAY na v ry pi WF.11PIMA. vfa PaxCtlietiiln nodl Bsy 9t. Loull. Frahhl n ril ct the Wnrellouea at nlih..- or thv day. No Cortfreihi i~uid Ltb Wsrehouxa. Forfrs1119 or paxngu npply to R. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bonk Plarn.

*3 MOBILE.-D3. aily U. S, Mail

Idue.-winter Arrugen col.-The now and spn

Fa3313333.3.B..i. 33ldhilj.031...o...1 (.1i

eoo, maxtr, ORLG . A. Hism, muter end n AL

Eoeian, a .ter, (luring bean ooltt rryrelll for the Lnke r rith

eup,:ri nrontruodnlons. kla of the above at....,. rIII I.- the

Pont~rlu'W1:d Railroad daily, on thle arrive at the Irka of the d dclocl

Tbs Inail Im% for AluhiLl will *nHe. leave the offie of thx Ilmt at

Se. . U.I6] a. 0DDES0 , Agnt, 10 B,,k PYlo.

FOR ALABAMA RIVER. -TheI-1IIaoe, AfoattEnnmr AR W.lum pke pke

otlmr ALABAI1, Y. Rotmrtr ., h.,muter will nOIhaa ap ,bI.., No.cornc her ogollw tripe on mahout Lh tltof ol m w ran

tinue dulringR the entire seeon laving tide port aottflntq. cry on.333ru33. t3& NBBDAYBT. ThLeAl,.uu .entirely w and defiantlyfininlle.l and wasa bulilt .PI.IIJ for thetods Har p(rulinlludattnli.and t1,,.' lung ecpsrienu a1 Copt. Raherte, gives every llronr* to Ihlv-

per+ .t pasrnngan of punlttiality, accomma~o d coi d afy. Th.,e xt :.,rll ie now DrepPaard to recei* fright dsn,.I%, for theml, at

their I .rr. rnruhowe, Shell Roed Side of the Coral on eflod l.lii o_____ M___ _ JR., __ C_., 111 P ydr..'.

'L031 BAYOU GROSSE TETE.-

.1 aBEE havin been d.arbod by A. W.Hay. ..,fo th33 BAYOU ROa. Tam TRADE11313

.....33333.1103301;kI(Ip....333..iybth. ,obo.333.

will , .. , " ,en her reguulr trip u c 1 u l "r ar il pnl wdno311. U. . .3.d.Ase lA.,.in I..O, hPofrght p0UU3333apply to

T. B. SMITH >K LIoMdU llnlt,jnt: or A G. ER~INDEA X, ]a Conti street.

F(;R RED RIVER, ALEXANDRIA.33 3333inmn~d0l I,,dio~p.-Th.i I.'.0.d3llight (h..i. wee inches) dtqlht 13BOo.r VENTURE,V1

l,l ,,.,3...3ll r1 Iron the mnt h oB ReBd Rini u ,.floor `i 3, tir Se, or er JoEMFPBBON. FoPm,3a33,tor fauty uetY

LL, JRWBL ., k CO.J 0,

MEDICAL CARDS.D"I. J. F. SEQUIN, officB at Thos. tankin's

1J D Store, comerof Camp and etreet elost. Rlrldeoea Nn.lot 33,.a.r rnet, Ha3r corner of Ri. Ch er I. e tre. RyB

I)R I. J. S. COPES, office and residence, 444aBrurin, o.,,,,aecond door above F..rld. .1 1y

flOM(EOPATHIC PHYSICIAN-JAMES 0.J 3_ .33N . 03. 0..1B3 c330d..I,10,,,1t.__ _ 1,331.1WD OCTORS A. C. &. L. HENSLEY, 46 Canaltl-~t. )jol IF

iATK. F. FRYER & W. A. WILLIAMS,INDIAN I10TO310, .,,a mc hrenie end arwn

die~ruee of non, womeo 7a childrru.O,3 I ,o.iden ,. and .5., No. 3 FBRENCIHMEN BTREET, Third

DinerN, NbOI,,3, 3..3.1 R OF DR. FR3YER'S AGNTS

Br. R N. HORT BOBYB,13.,r, 0d.Dr0WO. 0. BROUJi3TO, Au.OI,,Ga.Dr. J.0H. CAMPBELL, 03u, ..Dr. A. N. MINOB. 3Bgono33q~ , Al..Dr. J0. MONROE, Cin3nn03.0 , Oio.

N. A.-'Cite pub3lic ar q.33.vd to ewe.r. of el other pnon. po.t 3.,3.,o b3 3.y Aent.,l r having3 either mly M 3,.333 information or theright to u,. my name and , ldirioe In practice no other ben hve ,t at

33,3.3,33a. ).30 dIWtO W.K. F. FRYER, a1.0.

Al EDICAL NOTICE-DR. LOCKWOOD, rho

t. ~" r" . of 111t he So .h, 333)13, YELI.014 .0 TYPfIIOFR130S,o ,,3 o,13 3ul blol3,,3,g.1,,.,.3 O1313333113,3,,0N1 1,3,.

I 0.1 11 or 3 call l Boo.t,, lB .3: 30, i,., or V3,oerm . (pi,

131,11.:. n n333 3orfivv doll Ixlrt-pO,.3r w e , e.1 o.1 3 31. 3.othUm"" A ftr 1' t , , .3,,.,,,o.,133twil , L. b .e oorre in d

GR , nine beer. from . A. r+. to 5 r. u. u 1 yo.totr thirrur ll

o. Rxronn e nret, nr t L~l~a( iluui. lEpi rni l., rlr

J1.3. MAYO313(30 FENT3IST, has 3333 3031 311,Oo.3

IT.'% .Ju 1- 1- f.,, "~ y l I1Utl.Ye llrUa ldjl) trBtl

0h, 3,,1 ' red h. 33tu 1331,3,3 3 '133 etc3, .133, . 333113331.Y33..

333, 33.333 31'31, 11.d33 , ... 3.3l, 3333333n ,33113 l33u3cd 33l31d

3313313 ,331,33 If.31 r, r. 31.131,. I. 33 ly..

ET, , -,onr , an. ANFOUX, a -

J t.E MAYO, o ENTIST, 13333 FeDI.i*'3,3.,33N3.33.,,,.,3,llll,111.,,Ir.3.lda

0~l ii.3 331 33, 33.3333333.3,L 3.1133333y), 33.,333e.33. -U33~.33,3, 33333331, 333333, 313irl. 33ul,03333A.c~, ('330113i1l 33.r3333,333f 3.3313333133..a. 33r ..3o 333133.1 F,.1..0., ioo. h~x I. L.313il 33 l~l,3 333313 313.3 , 133 1333, 3333y fIuilm adTr.

LktW ADVERTISEMENT-Let every bodyN READ IT.No. 1.

Rt. R. It.lID WA RS READ V RELIEF

IS TEi FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE

M EDICIAL IIISTORY OF IHE WORLD TI AT HAS STOPPED

TIlE MOST YIOLEN T AINS IN A Ff;W SECUNDS.

It 11, 11I nt, 'TrilE N OST SEVERE PANINS I FIVE MINUiTES ORI.EK ..,wi t ,il t nu m• otinate and {uful RHEUMATICNER+III ;, NEURAOI.ICUvI BILIOUS COIMPLAINTS IN A FEW00101,

INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL...': +

r "N giving in....l e.. to rho ...... tormenting . d h go.

TO' TlE SICK ANDI PAIN-SUFFERING OF NEWORLEANS.

Y, ari -...,Srino with t, oo thI following eromlIEnIn, i •,~idIN 1. 1 on J, l 5lN W•'IIT 151 CIIARTRES ST'RE•.r,•d mnk on,.

triWl RAD WAY'S READ• RIIJEF we wd! guaranteeth' IT WILLFREE YIIU FIIOIM'AIN IN FROIM HREE TO FIVE DIINUTES.

IT HAS CURED,IN NIC.TY CASES OUT 112 A IIUIiDRED,RHIIEIIATISM IN FOUR HOURS.NEURALGIA IN ONE HOUR.CRO0UP IN TEAN JNUTES.DIARRIIHEA IN FIFTEEN MINUTES.T(H)TCIIIIEU IN ONE SEUOND.;f'ASNI IN FIVE MINUTES..

C.RASP'S IN FIVE. MINUATEI .SIRK HEADACHE IN FIFTEEIr MINUTES.CHILL FKVER IN FIFTEEN MINUTES.CTHLI.BLA INS F INFIV UTEIUT ES. ,SORE TIIROAT IN FOUR MNUTES.INFLUENZA IN ONE HOUR.

EIINIAL II , PLANTSA STI1FF JOINTS STRAINS BRUIS.IES.0U'111 'UN1, FIIEROS•IA I'SI, CIIOLPEA MIO.B R, DYSEN.TERY, TIC OIInREUX im, all other veom hdnta where there i.su-

rer r RADWAY'S *EADY RELIEF 1wil il•antl s.top the painand ,,, rkylr rre the ,lile.s

SICK ItEADACIIE.RADWAY'S READY RELIEF WILL STOP THE MOST DIS

HTRIE.N . PAINS I.N A FEW" FINUETE., and prevent renewredrateeke. It wlll ch'naus and awrerb the wnmac, .and 0ut .lie thepoi,-u- arids of the ytyatm.

PREVENTION.y ia.ui.nhl the pleamst and Vfrovaly parfnme of R. R, R., it will

refrehus red enliven the noses--remove the dull and heavy feeling. oftorpor andi I:mgue.

IN BATUHINO.MPix a •l oniful of R. R. R , with I, Bowl of Water and bthetheIIeL., ak anid TemplesR wrh the Faee, }iend. td oiter RIa of thebody aerr) nilmong', •d ye1 w[ill keep the skin pure weret nd healthy,preven dtta and elckneM, headache and billawneu.

ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,DIARIII(E•A DYSENTERY BLOODY FLUX, CHOLERAMORBUS,PAINS 1:L DISCHtARGES. It relieves the mot severe painr isn to,Iunu .u-ri~r ,'ka the moat distreueag difxhrgel ano will Ipeedilyreno:a ,e t•*•,u.a•

NEURALGIA.R PAIIESTOP•II'DI INSTAINTLY.

TI•.DWAY'S READY RELIEF Ineuelees ro amea mir.ulout in-uer1, oeI, tihe sharp darting pEing of parn e thi Irule ,omplaint. 1Ina +e alinwton the pstmdstriekeu sufrer experiences the diiegltful sen-.. 1tn1, l dInrtHeTpain. IItha eured tuuAtRii o eeA a in. the city oforwYnrk, where many of theml had [men brought a.].oat to death'sdoor. ',I Ihe f Lfof te READY RELIEF u to top the TEA iERlmedi-

Iy, to ltrengthen the nun'u, Iyem and, Il uply the nerveE witha,•'aa . •'rgy and vitality, the ota leof wjRih is the e•uas of the nervots

RIIEUMATIbIM.

PAIN, ,,.l,,l.VIIEINR PIRE Y R INUTES.ADWAY'S READY RELIEF wlRD OP tRe. Tereaud A1,10itlng

pain.s o RE.beuanut nlm,•t intlnntly. PFaor re livinginn this ityCo for nlt0 . ure coElnud to their bds by Rheutntie Pi.ii. whoseWonre w.r,,v mreEndI from top to toen wholeoint wRre distorted wit.painlu0, iol,'E theat were relieved rom all priu in fifteu minlt•l byrho i1 l,.i RtA'AY'S RRADY RELIEF. This iEi thei truth, nedthasnn-an,• u the pity el New York, and hundreds of thousands m thelrnit'd l S:.t; anew.r for the truth of NhiN aosrtion--weneed no.ortd. ureatq el cul,, -- wse nbliad

no Iong lilt ot nmrnst to prove the eo-

: R'y I,,, ltDWAY'8 READY RELIEF for trh citizens of almost everyownt "n tim Union, for the laud lour year., have teated it themeelve.

CHILL FEVER.IIILLS STOPPED IV A FEW MINUTES-PAIN RELIEVED

INSTANTLY.

EAi;ItAY'S READY RELIEF et. like a Icharm In all ca.e olChilliand F,,,,r. it Lr.aks t[he Chill imREadiateIy-warm up and invie-.nattes !; •h Lnrlt unit nIrngth every organ nuit sereti.o of the ylytI.n

PAINS OF ALL KINDS.WIhen.,r you 1Il paip, apEdy RADWAY'S READY RELIEF; it i

ere to rol,,re you I a few minutoe. If o have ine in the StomachII,,LI,,, R,,y, 011,1, 1 on.e,., RADWAY'SIE at. tl. the Liver, Kidneyl, Bowehh Joint*Bonets, RADWAY'S

IRADAIY ELIEF, 0tken ethlr inRenrEly or applied eternally, will ina Icnw mints ttoloppam tin and quirkly remove its tuaete.

RADWAY & 1O., 16'1 Fulton atreet, NewYork.

SOUTHERN DEPOT,JOAN WRIOIIT & CO., TI6 Chartres ttree NIwOrleanE,

IV. Gn.ra0 l Agent, who will supply dealer in the cuntry at Rd-wi" " u"t.'e prhses.

[RICE:

LARGE I1OrTL S ....................................S........I I 0blEDI UR , ". ........................................... o 0S ALl "" ........ .................................. S

ir1,1. dido Ir A. N. 9IORRISEON, l7 DlagaIe trem, and by

D•UI!ST:S EVERYWtWHERE.A.k ,IrI II. iR., or RADWAYS READY RELIEF, mh21 Ty.W

"f ADICALCURE OF CORNS, without cutting1V, it tlE Iri.•t linll.--Dr. ROSENBEI GI , front WVurw, 11e pitalol vii;, fia the hnoIi r to alneuuucE to the ladies gnid gntlemeRn, n,theinlit , nllntant n1g 6u+r1, of this lisre, that. In tmdnrtlake the Wtolerullnun UO1N, IBSUNIONS, AILS,nd every hard ubstne onor LI, ,o, I,.n ll' o1', VIR'HOUT CUTTING, by meane of an ELIXIRAet,,1I,,11 01 EuripiE C l ,\ h' ,;r'ti" to " i rl"'(O""l in thle .porn of BtlYeO minutea wtllout theeEst I, E nud tile atiRnt mys reaume his dre apLU oIIIecIISItion with th:nlatlatati,•t ut carrying the Corn or Runt in his bld.r.l I t., tu esarion ot a great nontber of flttering teah'noninl,

pmuls., Il: Fnrniee aud otllrh for(ign pare, and by distinguished Phye-:nn II1Ind9llrgeo11h~ s h,.ave Laun iventweulve nolthsaller the sure'rite lo, lot wlllpir ,~hi rite hme ln.y [reilnalCpaat inu etul half-past

CIoEII m th,mnomEg, nd from1 one Ie tliree il tie aSel noon, at No. 173ROYAT l'IR0T-. ST IE,, Huilantw, .e.i St. PetrItreeE mhrll y

VjEll SUB6BitBIRS HAVE IN STORE and1 rtl, J. e mut, :wgg i: :ir

44. rneke prrior CAOLINA RICE4444,I I4,ed44,..,,,,,,4P441'4 P4444. GULF COL "44 SEED,

4 (460 .ech)44NNY RAGS.

44 4 Fn .,1 J. a . .r 'LA IARSALLA W1NK, 44. 4.U1

In. L4.. POR44 W 4NE.1'1',A 44 44..,4444444-44444" .44J 4'4'44444. 444 NeIA DE IRA.4'r44.IA.. WA4\.444', LEN'4LS, UEAN4 etc.

jnugll I""r d'.1- 11 iippllY o UARE(lW h rC O 61 Cutnntourt.

E16t~ct[L - nd:ard;qaFtf .6 n1r~ llw~ IL, Ira , i.GYIIILn~

4. 4.,..' .- *4 Il 4.44-''.e a." r-pest 444.d hull-.E44t 4. 444444:, .44.44.4 a4., v 1444 444444 n.4444r\

Y 44dl I4 n r.... 44 lu-

,:.nl, ,...van ll ,n tludlillil qlllirtur:J). 7 in wmiulr.Nrun l',vrohwn:

lu..4o44.p 4 m.. n and44 44444.Stow 7 r.I1I.-- . r ai, 1nJ er n' livur nftCInnldlll until I r. u., IIIU-

irrl} ill r1n1~11r, and unltil LnltFL*UL 6 wlekr.Iviill

F s.-IS 4miln.4 CI44444.4u4444r414144444 Ser...4444 ,e cnte.[Sum,

, r,444

4 ..4

4 4.444.4eo

.4..444.

.4h444tird 14ou4.44y445 br444

snd en.l vu tl,, eoruull .Monday in Nurralber.LAFAYETIE LLNE..

oT Thes.e Cnr4 run to a44d44rom4 t4444 epot, No. 4144444444 a444t.Ua/.Deters Jl' ff;;u

{n 4444444", 4444 .4444444.............6K, 7 sod[y4'4I44k.Depot Itl ilnrenuu Itrecl.......:.;X:: B wXO SK L

InI Sanllar:r.Iru l L;llvl1Le .................... 1.1 U andL~lfart, Ia urualec wet........, .,y.,7ndnd

Aft-, h~;ll, rho rnr w l eave e.LI1 and .YUIY Ufweo minutes antil8

'I'Iler t' y,'55 Y, to mJ 11 P.m., tram the Dept.Aa 1e X, X ,nd lUX e. u~ tram LuoyeIt.

[ty' Nun.--dyncrm Ni h Cen for arg. LnIll, 3M(ntingF~tr .,sup-plirll wl~wa n'gnindmhst l

NOTICE.-Loot sometime in September or Oe-eherr,IgM, n I-11 WARRANT, No, YU,3U, for one hllu~rd

Adixy.ace of landI, m roe of the uadenip~d privet. in lu

Alabn: n.l ilatmlion, Cempm~y B, for servk. to the m :iran war. Snid

Wa,,ln ddesdt h darnxnad at Mobile, nl WU~Fards renailrl i *l i III\' R"iea is ero lng given ht npplirnti ri w hmnil. . , nnaeruignt a in the tbniniu.:amr al L'ualrn r Xdlllllf(YIof a.l ,t', WL [np 9 da l.Wj 'IfRSTOI')IPR ]OLN'1I.

a> ,iit~lmu) ufTRD_2 d an.2br8ale

NEri• ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.PUBLISHED EVERY DAY; SUNDAY EXCEPTED, AT NO. 98 ST. CHARLES STREET, BY J. H. MADDOX.

VOLUblE V. THURSDAY MORNINGl, MAY 6, 1859. NUMBER 55... ~~~~ -- - in.- _

FOR SALE.F OR SALE-A TRACT OF LAND contain-1 In 640ores, lyino in Wrren roenty.i., tw.ty rmie o m,Vicksb.rg nd slx from Ya oo River. Th. rher le l'n the ,Low try,,,.pwsaI of 00 ,.er cleare ,l and .nder gon! !cnre, n o.,d GIN I,..p hlI and a FRAME DWELLINIG. An, p,,rso. i ihlmg n dedinrhlCotton Farm. will gnd it to 0heir inrnlil to zammnr this rtrut, aJ it willbe sold rmneh below its sal.e. A la t

a04 lSmnl bl DIN G..Aet~ O COOK, ViekhnK, Mies..

N OR SALE AFLOAT-About 50 tons Crudeu BRIMLTON&, Jst receivd per bhrk Oandolfn from plermo,

ao, far sae, b _- e AREI.I. l CO., _ Cmmnon _trerlt

F 1OR SALE.--A Lease of a residence inO~ lp00l0OO.0l,0o oelbbho,., aeme-u t~g.o thedO.nlt ttober, together pith the FURNITURE, RBDDING .te.

g(•d qarehrer the terms will bu aceonlra~drine, an immedil• po~ua.

sinn Y en. For pIrtleuh , Iad r, ,xT. No,.0P..1ff. , 0t1e. d

D RUG STORE FOR SALE.-The Stock,FIXTURKO AND 000GDWILL OF A DRUG STOKE,

,utW on Apoll treet, wbhh h had a ood ru0n of bu•.inesfor everal yearn peler inquiro on the premis, corner ofApoll -nud Cliloloets. [.p4 00,0ll1 DAN'L HEN 0100

F OR SALE.--A second hand Double CylinderSPRINTING M 1ACHINEI Hoo'p.at0roNo. I,.d4401. Aeredit

of rtwelve . thea with approved secrity ,n .i.idi will be givn. Applyat thi, o ll.e.[The obi]• Advertlser will plmee Irvert for one month, and end bfll

to ~ ~ ~ 1 1h(o4,.l~

WANTED.IANTED-A situation by an acclimated

V OOOK.KEEPEI; thoroughlyomplteoL. AddreD0.,,,ood,et this umre. ayl

INFORMATION WANTED-Of JAMES L. D... R0OCARTY, fomerly4 of Indiana, 0ho moolo4 M14r.o0e01It, of

arlnd O io.Te a 0.ad of sad ioCs.rt, by lo e 0o, t,0o444e wasWing a stage or amaibue, =liesd the "Ran anb~id IlneS." from Yaw

Orie.. o j 7 4 4

03 .. . 44 044m Thlsoslaid pec"an will ha dally .leiad by his tether, J. MrCARTbR aSugar Grove Pwt-oalll, ndiunc.p. ~WT ANTED IMMEDIATELY-A good Barge

or KEL BOAT, suit. Alfor. tow: g. Taort rl normat-o,lb. . ,b nOOcrbso. OTOONO . WALWOOTBI,S0T T hAopi0o1.etret.

TO RENT.VfORENT-A handsomely furnished Par-

0..O4d Circuserts, . re40wn0l

l0

terns. lp440t00,

o RENT-An elegantly furnished Office,nit, his fora CUumuuo~old-Lanz( AOLpjj w .oom Iv .If C SAMUEL W p004, C5 Cool ma,

FURNITURE, IETC.

J OHN B. BURUEN 14S Tenoved h~s-

FURNITURE STORE rr00 N N, : 0,0I0 No. p.0o0oO 0E SRTOET, 0mm0oo440400pp00itu 0 Arcadehe

tnro of tra {mramgm he hall inmia aricedirs froia f riends and tirr p:,hlir. _ d9 ly

(HrELAl FURNITURE STORE No.e0 ~"DfCirwe + rn t, comer of pardiido-OSEePHH rtlHARD holrmin d ceJl dealer and mI inlllnVtUIe

00AOONSFT FURNITURE, such 0,04., O,4.4o4.,,nno~rm. 00,4,0,, 0040,14 finalo Cdos, o.,, 7'n , looanld; Caul.to Carend W.4ork t000le0 0 M le To, 0, ur0,., u40 d .00 B 49.ll o; g00u...o o ,,; W00, lout, 0.ur0 o foanodo4 Sea[ CF4,O; harm amtTholr >luttrrasei ;; l"3lelur. I; Fc; -T Plilawl. nud Ra~idinl! of all00444. This. el is nkanuf.k o oured of tlt agar ,orls, o4., and tpelub.

Ai l Fo 04oitd 40.104end emo440. f0r them 04lve ploo.gre asat

Lir All I' nituro peeked and -1.s readyJ for shipping , e(l

TILL THEY COME !-A new arrival of Res-13 0eu04' Pa1, PFoo0Blo SPRING0 MATFOOKESOOB, win0har.

Daily 0.40g ualo4 ud wo4 4.0a b.all .- lthat 0 ,0000O mud eonoom}.004 M0004444 m 04 [ha bad e4ra, 0la-0that's 4ro4on4y! T0.,y e4u b.r .laJup ocoa vry rrldl ompxe od l wd mu nndat whauie an

V9 t tphe most to for.ooo ooNoatin e00,non040004o. which i04 pro40,t'il~s...lobanted Mxttm-. c uo a sell. darenr for v~e duriull dlYtunese 6oun, at d. M. W~l'AdOUTH'8

Fumibo.044 ale R00 m,04.4 C4urlasatrrrl, n oosourrom Podrns.5.3TA. poblir 504 r444300ully requested to call an4 s4a444 40.0

HOTELS AMD) BOA1HDI N .

l AGNOLIA IIHOUSE Biloxi, I1so.-

MmY, .014C.M 110E0'000 ,oeooooao0Oooooro,00. o oOO7oOeod..e J

~i tau.~u, and the pllbllr Keallrmll., tht

this Hll 's now

rqa fa (r lbh- C-ptP11 o ls ,item. 71h1* 1. 1III ill TID in

Ihl.poi 1e

L 41.1. RUU]I nlrnwe, a n ,hnremivea~n v eu~:Ir n, rht

ox, and i

.i , ll y i f N pteI to 10 IAII.S PAT.", E$

eA p Iuillii rnlllrinn O ,.lrr-

el,, ter whicrh ucnlar 't, w ill her IM( on n~esn l agle terms. In

ndllitlu

I., Ih~r Hull Ft IIsl, rrr nlllludntlo un pn pored 1,,~r at lens[L tletyn prw onn

"1Ir TABLE, it soil Le liar conllris care t o provide amply rilb th,-Lee: h..li ds and tlu a.-i .~jllbl nlle K keL.!ll lfani.

neat nm rr* m IA 1 tlOUj}S are IaUj,-t u, the Weil, for therrli. llltnt Hlslrllxr

Ti,~, I RK Ioplied rlti rbolcr Liy non.Tllr ICE- ItEAA1 SAfF.ON elan nljouln Ihr HM.I..1'e,.I~lk~e1 lot the Ithernll pntronn;; I Lenlwlrll extruded t o , r. It,~.pea ; lollly requests, what ,t wit ga her eRfi.t u nl"t~rve, a s1, :r," ofylL

HOTl.-Tiled~cj. :.

EAST PASCAGOULA OE.-eLrallr on the FIRS' DA\Y OF JCV Y IJ11. TB. propel w

pronlims that no expeaas will be al~nred Ior [he cenllllt and alurma...!or hall X the salM that from him eiyrri, oee ' batel-kerrpinz, tirr riiCIA thel the most desirabl =modems on the Lek-*

The nhooe Hotel has Goetr rudvoUILer for Sea-bathing then anny otbarrlr,,;illmmut an theP Lek. hoe.ejA WHARF hasb re eutil "" Ludrt, and t, 6 (iAP:N uSjn l

:.nJIUlld u nede Lavev Lee . at It te'mr t,.l onticr. A .LIVERYh 11.;1,4 has Leen Lurhld to the ertel and, tar tl.l eall~t of the

.liarsr, there will be THRKEE HILLIARD TIABLES, a-.1 l hhlb w IILe opprgrlarited expresslyg lurtha lax: ,es,

apl~tIUlelEDWAD K;9(CSTO\ B OYD

TUUFTS'S HOTEL, 23 CA~NAL STR(EET,bX Newhlasos, La. -A. W. TUFTS, pprapnelor of Use ,.ore 1

.ublishment, a now prepared wo accommodaw 1,'u rivuuli M.I nnlii;. r.

g ed premiss have been renovated andl refaruuald, and the houwa:l pried with su ,- Wines., Liquorn, atw.

Th IltuaLil u eanvenlanl to Madiness, uud ,a one of the lar locatinnrin the city

s i .of the paw-gey herewf~ore w llbrelly ecrded to him laap ra~u.ily soova.. J U bl 1 sol

Ul~t LIO~~NTI STRLEET VERANDA,, (formerlybjdxe ly V. HEBERT, Agent.

OMMERCIAL HOTEL, situated at thecArne G OLROD and NEW LEVEE STfREETS.-The 1b

priEt of the above Hotel, thmlkfulA to Is friedd and the,bifoS r their pronnge hope for a eoltintinc of the ane. Il.

Swill be always resad. to r.cei. the publi, and hit Bar will I,upphed with the r.lulaei o n W ines td Liquer.c.d 3 ly A. DOYLE, Proprietor.

W ESTERN VERANDA, corner Julia" anild Tchoup. touus tree a.-The bohve eetabhihment i

hlvigheanged han and d Ss rgone a con plee r ienationl•ni th nlw fumitra

e te., the proprintors would mot reBpectdelly n

n~unc that thy can nm•),rlate Permanent and Tratetant Boarderril a style not |trpsend in the cit.

" alw•" o nnoance that the BAR of thin gonna will Opento-day, tleIth n;•t., at 6 5 w.. undsr the beat of managemnent, and nurniohd wltht'.." ., i,*at Wines old l~iquor.

_ ,.i. f LANE & DUNN, Proprietors.

JIOARDING-Several Families can obtainIlllrd, and nlso several GinllemeL by applying rt N. YA1 Ba-

,, :,.ret. above Girad, whereb they will have an greeable lomo cd,1lily

TJOLBROOK SALOON-Reopened ," for the Sogmwnr, nder the aupermanendenr o

f

"'\\t 31.P. YOUNG woe, d~r t teto oil

n if l, .le,,.leaof thle se o. serve)d up hl thebent yle, with theeho.es• IALIUORS ALES, c., that ran b, hadl.

npli0 hnW Vl. P. YOUNG, Agent.

AM'S OYSTER SALOON.--ThisNEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON, which is on

a I,,le greatly superior to alny oherg eetabhahuent of thekntd in the Soutn, s just o caned et101 S, HAIRLES STREET.

Mr. WEIR, hotter known , " SAM," has ben conneteld with thbI ,eou ths tin ty fbr the itt nine yearl having commenced with Mr.

ll u; bo bliad the i atr Sploollin tilhe Second Nbl-

n,,'tylat yr

,, ,,,roamed with thill hi death, and has continued at tihebuilmesrie rrr Ilnre. •Filh wb an experience, and n inflexibledetar-Ilalil M. c t public fnithfully wi th tie l Al in hit line, "Si am""ol. oit I•'h• nmorou friende shareuof their patronage. A arge eun

blen l Odd l fitting t the SALOON and providing it BARwith Ite CIOIAEST LIQLUoRS that ran be prueured. SERVANTS,

"ell known t' r their excellent qualities have been employed] includingtI ,, bei t Cooks. TIh. LARDER will alna e ini ield wlthl theEIIOIOCT FISH AND GAME; and th. OYSTERS SERVED re ob-tamed ex.luCivel$ for this establishment :;in short, no expense or trotuhbeill Ic spared to render this Sloon worthy tlhe patrnage of Lhi liberalalnd jutlieinlo eolnmmnity. inhl5 tf

SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.'3ASTURAGE-The subscriber having ,

leased thI NIETAIRIE RACE COr•sE is reuady toa

L'llntrt for the PASTURAGE OE HORSES dBr. the prel m e•esru..

Alply on the premies or to F.W. OELER Orlelnll ouelt1,25 m Comer of St. Charles and Common Iares I.

T -TEWARE, N.J., SADDLERY Ware- __L I IIou.-ANDREW E,. BULL E CO., No. i 1Cnalvtrcet, Ne-Orlea.n , betlwv r.rmy and Mur ri. streets,

.. Aufnrturi aidll Importers o SADDLEERY and Dhnae consantly on hang n Inrge and c nemle* •sortmnt of Saddle,Ilrllnil., lrtinyales. Tlrunlls , Wih Skipirling, Ilarns anl BridlIletheri, Hugskl,, SADDLERS' TOOLS and Trinunmg of eegry de-trpt iionu, nt No. 16 CANAL STREET.

.1: yddkW ANDREW G. BULL&CO.

I EW ORLEANS CARRIAGE^ ..1 WAREHOUS. No- .N3RiVIETd1,, ST. aind,

S: UNIONA ST.--CALRIUAGFS nd HARNESS ol--avry deO. riptiols alw,'slll iA-s.

o t

k For sale lIc for .rahi l opfrPc-l ppr.

Also--SJArings, Axles, La lps, dauIl•, Cloths, Le ther Lae.ando r .iBi ilAl id.b ll., l J, A. LIs, iCO.l

PHILADELPHIA saD-DLE ASND TRUNIII K WARE-

lISUS'I Nn. anl lirir et. 5i. ROU.155.A CO., iCle Kubb & FClOrin,) :Ir SrtI.hale srtrii;

ing Nuw oiondsrom theulr \Inuolitctor7 a I'bim l.lp , and hi eppWnlittons .rot EnglnlA, and are Ipiredp to ofr to deRaleL the IB tIllkrel indtmeaets Ther stock i arRend well einted fol-

Iv; SADDLERY, SADDLERY HARDWARE HARNESSEATH-BI: TRAVELSNG AND PACKINIG TR.I.IB IA ,RUBBEE

,.l ,DS HSADDLE, SOACII HARNESS AND "TRUNKEB ,I KS•S.'.\IRPIA.RIMS STRICTNGL'S D. etc.W PurcbaR are invited 1o call. d199 m

LACEY & CO., 81 St. Charles street,[' BRANCH OF LACEY & PIIILLIPSS' CELEeRATEDHAR

NI..SS IIANUFACTORY. Philadcl hiar offering teth Be n etit a wtr-lhiomtble HARNESS, SADDLES AND TRONS et rnl'ed prices.

I REPAIRINGSTRICTLY ATTENDED TO. ftllya'W

HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.(IHARLES BRANDSTETTER. Faneyn

/ ROOT AND SHOE STORE No. 9B9 Tchopiltoh•IStlt,•td opposit the Vyegtable Maritet kae• otaantly onh T.l a tfll asorlllllt of ,E."rL•.•EN'S, LADl'i AND-CHILDRIN'S SHO(S t low price,. BOOTS AND SlHOES ndeto

,, ,r, and paired in i BI test ,..Insmner. *pl sip

HOES, BOOTS AND BROGANS--800 b b

ndl f, t•ionable Fadr, fr male by •I s A. F. DUNBAR & Ct.

1, 6 and i$ Cmmon L.

Ti o MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS..STh. .ulnI m I .rE now ri ,inA a . hi suppl Wof

RCISPE S.L.iNSN AND MEN'S S'BON, lnther wit ,Iw .. ,l .r t ol.. i astn.l m BOOT SHOES AN5 I A RO5N505.Bil. b.,bt I,•O for ildr .hn'u.ilsBBtCt.As em

DAILY CRESCENTOFFICIAL JOURNAL

OF TIlE CONSOAIDATI'D CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

Official Report.

BOARD OF ALDESRMEN OF THE CITY OF NEWORLEANS.

Ssrnoa or Te•r:sar. 4th May. 1852.The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn-

ment.Members present: W. C. C. Claiborne, Presi

dent pro tem., and Messrs. Burke, Clarke, Con-verse, Gasquet, Harris, Labatut, Lugenbuhl,Sewell and Stockton-10.

On motion, the reading of the minutes of thelast sitting was dispensed with.

The following message from the Mayor wasread :

MloonsarT or N.wO2.rnLas.4th May. 1852. 5

To the lion. Presient and Meralers of the Board f Jlldennen•id Ohe Besrd of lsiti ...d. nen f th, e Ci,• oef Ns,Orleinst:(irsnTr.,sss--I beg to call the attention of yor lion.

Body to the establishment known as the "0 Wator-workh."situated in the Second District on Levee street. betweenDoumain and St. Philippa streets. The late MunicipalityNo. One cased the e ame to be abolished some time sinceand to be offered at public auction but the sale was en-joined dand since then nothing has been done with thebuilding.- There is a valuable engine on the premiers.together with other materials, and I deem it advisablethat some disposition thould he made of the property.Enclosed I beg to present to you a petition from Messrs.

W. & .I Montgomery, Slark. Day & Stauffer. Henderson&Ga!nes, and various other oocupants and owners ofstores situated in Canal eteeat.

I hae the honor to be.very respectfully your obedI serv't.

A. I. CaesaeAn, Mtayor.

On motion, the Mayor's message, with the ac-companying petition, was referred to the Com-mittee on Streets and Landings.

The rules being suspended, the following mes-sage from the Board of Assistant Aldermen wasread:

BOAnD or AnsasTAsT ALDa.ssn.Newrleaons. May 4. 1852.

To the lion. PrenMidt an? Melters of the Board oft ldermen.City of NeOrleans :

tove•rLr s-I beg to transmit to your honorable body.tihe enlosed ordinances and resaolutions passed by tillBoard of Assilstant Aldermen at their sittings of the 27thand 29th nit.. and in which your concurrence is respect-fully asked. to wit :

A resolution authorizingJas. Lilly to erect a Terondain front of hie property.A reoeatutioa relative to opening the Draining Canal in

the rear of the First District.A resolution relative to certain work on the Engine

iloue of Mechanile' Pire Co. No. SixA resolution authorizing the Surveyor to entsr into the

cotaetct with John Willitamson for building a IMarket onClaiborne street.

A resaolutlon relative to a Nuisance Boat for the FourthDIistrict.

An ordinance prescribing the manner of holdine ieec-lions for imposing taxes for works of Internal Imprave-ments.An ordinance providing for the subheription by the

City of NewOrleans to thl stock tf thile NleOrhans. Jek--on and Great Northern Railway Companvy. sa an trdi-inace accompanying the bohove. providing 'for the ildtinfof an electinn for imnpoing said tax+An ordinanse providing for the euberriptton lty ti. lity

',f New0Orleans to the stotck of the NwOre.an.-. Ot,. loosuoand rti.a't WVestler, Iatilruuad ('Comp..y : anld an ordiloaceoInolol;attnytllg the abnve.. rovid:ng filo tite holding of aneletio, for impoing said oax.

A re'otlutitn relative to. lccupying th, Ilnl of th. lit.c-.oedn Munatcipality Sy the City Ofitee, antd I;,ttrds of

Aldermen.A pt..ttblo and resolutionI providing for the arrange.

lnt ef tbhe hlillt of tl latt Firstl aid Oaund dlunici-otitit< foer louits and Iuniceipal Offices.

An nI,rtinnllco eooeerling thte Cii tetorI of Levee Dues.

I seg to return h.rewith. tse ordinance adltpted byy our hnaorahle body. ,ntitled. All ordilaltce relating totht Slrveyor." and to enclose a ubetitute, fo.r it. underthe. ontce title. pac•ed by the Board of As:ietant Aldermenat their sitting of tille 29th uilt., and in aLhichl your eon-currence Is repectfnlty asked.I aao beg to return. encioed, tle resolution passed by

yottr honorable body on the 27th iult.. in relation to theappointment of a Jloint Committee of Conferencee. and tonotify you of the concurrence of the Board of AssistantAldermen therein. and the appointment of the followingoentl,-ien on t aid committee. viz.: Mers. Nixon. Lariats.Eusti! and WVatkis.tee.,rs. Stetson and Burths were appointed on tile part

of this Board as a Committee of Conference to designateand arrange the rooms hereafter to be occupied by thlet.peotite Boards of Aldermen andi City ffoleers. in ron-ifruitly with thte reolution adopted.

I am. v•ly respectfully. your obd't serv't.WVtr c II. I'e:i.o.. Secrettary.

On motion of IMr. Burke, the rules being dis.Ipensed with, the following resolution, passed bythe Board of Assistant Aldermen,was concurredin :

lRle'soll. That permission be. and is hprebey. granted toonsmh e Lilly. to erect a erando l in froot of the Boilding

nm, Icing erected by himl on Common street, betweo.Clrondllet antd llaronne streets : provided said' veran:.,shaIll be placed on light iron columns, with iron railing to,;p. a••l be entirely in acordan.e. ith existing or i-

Thile following resolution from the Board ofAssistant Aldermen was adopted, after suspend-ing the rules:

Resolved. That the Surveyor be. and is hereby.instrucrt-edl to have the canal opened. to allow the water to flowalong the canal to the draining machine, In the rear oftheFirst District.

A resolution from the Board of Assistant Al-dlermnen, relative to certain work on engine houseof Mechanics' Fire Company, No. 6, was referredto the Fire Committee.

A resolution from the Board of Assistant Al-dermen, authorizing the Surveyor to enter intothe contract with John Williamson for buildinga market on Claiborne street, was referred tothe Committee on Streets and Landings.

A resolution from the Board of Assistant Al-dermsen, relative to a nuisance boat for the FourthDistrict, was referred to the Committee onStreets and Landings.

An ordinance prescribing the manner of hold-ing elections for imposing taxes for works ofinternal improvements, passed by the Board ofAssistant Aldermen, was read.

Mr. Harris moved to dispense with the rules,to take up this ordinance on its second reading.

Tvohe above motion was lost, by the following

Yeas: Burke, Clarke, Converse, Harris, andStockton.

ONays: Claiborne, Gasquet, Labatut, andLugenbuhl.

Mr. Giquel took his seat.An ordinance was read from the Board of

Assistant Aldermen, providing for the subscrip-tion by the City of New Orleans, to the stock ofthe New Orleans, Jackson and Great NorthernRailroad Company, and an ordinance accompa-nying the above, providing for the holding of anelection for imposing said tax.

An ordinance was read from the Board ofAssistant Aldermen, providing for the subscrip-tion by the City of New Orleans to the stock ofthe New Orleans. Opelousas and Great NorthernRailroad Company.

Resolutions were read from the Board of As-sistant Aldermen, relative to the occupying ofthe hall of the late Second Municipality by thecity officers and Boards of Aldermen.

Mr. Harris moved for a dispensation of therules, to have the above resolutions read a sec-ond time and adopted.

The motion was lost by the following vote:Yeas: Burke, Converse, Harris, Sewell and

Stockton..,Nays: Clarke, Claiborne, Gasquet, Giquel,

Labatut and Lugenbuhl.A preamble and resolutions were read-

adopted by the Board of Assistant Aldermen,providing for the arrangement of Halls of Firstand Second Districts for Courts and Municipal

The following ordinance, passed by the Boardof Assistant Aldermen, was read and adopted,the rules being dispensed with:

Il, it oraline. That from and after the passage of thisonliuarlm., it ohall be the duty of Nal Tax. Levee Dues, or

,ther Coricotoes of tl' reveuAss of this City, to pay overt,, the Treauroer, dily. till nlnncys eithlr gold or silver,ceotke. City or ethe, ontl•etions. and in handing overcash warrants. notets t.r obligations ofihi lste First. Secondnde Tihtird Mo1nicipaiti.s tad Lfayetrte. said CollectorsoIlllot give tite clis If l.'reson: lyilog in tlid waeeants.

1r,r1te.. iami tmont' otf taxls paidd by each tax payer,paytne in such oblipgatios.

Aen ordinance eollnerning the Surveyor's Do-pitrltment of tihe City of NewOrleans, passed bythe Board of Assistant Aldermen, was referredto the Committee on Streets and Landings afterhaving been read.

A petition from Mr. J. V. Bourgeois, prayingto be allowed to enmancipate his slave Josephine,was referred to the Judiciary Committee.

A petition from D. Prieur, praying for per-mission to emancipate his two.slaves HarrietRolls, and George, was referred to the JudiciaryCommittee.

A petition of Jean Montand, praying for per-mission to emancipate his slave Mathilde, wasreferred to the Judiciary Committee.

A petition from numerous inhabitants of thelate 7th Ward, Second Municipality, on thesubject of sundry nuisances, was referred to thePolice Committee.

irn Stl. tsr ealo te..des.,e Arnl l t., Cnm

missioners of the late election, tin the ThirdDistrict) were referred to the Finance Commitee.

A letter, with numerous signatures, recom-mending Mr. Joseph C. Williams, who is an ap-plicant for the appointment of Engineer of theDraining Machine in the Fourth District, waslaid on the table subject to call.

A letter from Joseph C. Williams, candidatefor the appointment of Engineer of the Drain-ing Machine of the Fourth District, was laid onthe table, subject to call.

A communication from Mr. Vaught, Recorderof the First District, was read, asking that theordinances of the city be extended over the cityof Lafayette, and stating also that his officewas bare of the necessary blanks to carry on thebusiness.

Mr. Burke presented the following resolutions,which were adopted, the rules being dispensedwith:

Reeuo•tn. That the Recorder of the Fourth Distriet beauthorized to purchase the necessary books and blanks forthl use of his office.

Resolved. That the ordinances now in force in the eity,f NcwOrleans be extended over toe former city of L_-

Oayette, now the Foetth Districot of the city of NsewOrleans.

A letter from Jacob Bergold, praying that acash warrant be issued in his favor to replaceone lost by him, viz : number 1235 for the sumof $31 88, was, on motion, referred to the Fi-nance Committee.

A communication from the Hook and LadderCompany No. 1, of the Fourth District, was re-ferred to the Finance Committee.

A letter from Mr. T. J. Spear was referredto the Committee on Streets and Landings.

A letter from Mr. Frank Buchanan, candideefor the office of Collector of Levee Dues, was laidon the table subject to call.

A letter from Mr. Samuel Caldwell, candidatefor the office of Captain of the Night Watch, wasread and referred to the Mayor.

A letter from Mr. J. C. Wingard, candidateibr the office of Collector of Levee Dues, withaccompanying recommendations, was laid on thetable subject to call.

A letter from Mr. J. B. McLin, candidate forthe office of Collector of Levee Dues, was laid onthe table subject to call.

CALL OF COMMITTEES.

Mr. Giquel, Chairman of the Fire Committee,offered the following report and resolution,which were adopted, the rules being suspended:7'n the i-o. ard of .ldrn on of ttJe Ciuy oN Orleans :

t•t:rcia tom-The Fire Committeeo. to whom wasereferredtr.t memjrion of the several Fire. Hose and look and Lad-

der Companies of this city. under date of April 8th. 1852.bee tevre to offer the following resolution. in connectionrw.th toile rt port of said memorial. Other subjects coo-ncted with, the Fire Department. your Committee willtrte the earliest opportunity to report upon.

Respeetfully: E. OttoIUL.. Chairman.Jes. SToc.on.

Newnrleane. lny, 4.1S52. Anvol.o IenntsIwerhiced. That the Surveyor th rcquested to furlish the

t'cmmo Council of tifs city with a desine and specifica-Sions of tilte probable cost of a Watch Tower. to he located,1 COlal stretet, at such point as may ho designated by

the Mayor. the Sur yor and Street gommissioner; saidtateh Tower to ho not ost than tseventy feet high. witha htitchbleAl eeItll. of ruch sio r no the wrng t of thiscity and the Fire Department may require: an saoidTower to he of iron or brick, and to combine ornamenttoth usefulncoo.

Mr. W. C. C. Claiborne, on behalf of the Ju-diciary Committee, to whom was referred thatpIortion of the anyor's message relative to theservices rendered by Mr. Preaux, in defendingttnits instituted against thie Board ofLiquidators,

ufferedl the fillowing resolution, which wasadopted, the rules being dispensed with :

IResaled. That the Comptroller be. and is hereby. in-structdl to issue his warrant upon the Treasurer for thetini of five hundred dollars. in Otver of Mr. Robert'roaox. for seeier rendlred by the said Itobert Preoaux.a0 Attorney. in defending various suits brought againstthe, late Bard of Liquidaotrs of the city debt of NewOrleane.

Mr. Giquel offered the following resolution,whiclh was adopted, the rules being dispensedwith :

i•estrd. That the Committee on Streetos and Landingsbe. nsd are hereby, rnleot d to present at our frst meet-ing an ordinance regulating the collections of Levee dues.and crerating the neeessay offiers.

Mr. Clark offered tihe following resolution,which was adopted, the rules being dispensedwith :

lesol-ed. Thla the T reaurer pay. upon the warras t ofthe Mayor. to E. A. Michel. Sergeant-at.Arns of theBoard of Aldermen. fcl dolars., for contingent expensesof the Boord.

A bill from Mr. G. Bumback, for desks, car-pets, etc,, in the chamber fitted up for the Boafdof Aldermen, was referred to the Finance Com-mittee.

Mr. Lugenbuhl offered the following resolu-tion, which was adopted, the rules being dis-pensed with:

Resohled. That the Committee on Judiciary be. and ishereby. requested to present to this Couneil. ordinancesproviding for the appointment or election of such officersof the Corporation as are not now provided for.

Mr. Harris moved that when this Board ad-journ, it shall adjourn to Thursday evening, atsix o'clock. Adopted.

Mr. Converse moved to adjourn for the pur-pose of proceeding to the Assistant Board andelecting the Board of Seaool Directors, pursu-ant to the provisions of an ordinance relatingto School Directors. Adopted.

The Board of Aldermen having met the Boardof Assistant Aldermen in their hall; the Presi-dent and Secretary of the Board of Aldermenhaving taken their seats, the rolls were called.

Present, W. C. C. Claiborne, President protess., Messrs. Burke, Clarke, Converse, Gasquet,Giquel, Harris, Labatut, Lugenbuhl, Sewell,and Stockton, of the Board of Aldermen-11i.

Messrs. Alpuente, Andrews, Bailey, Burthe,Derbes, Dolhonde, Heermann, Lanata, Leeds,Lusto, Mackey, Nixon, Place, Ramos, Shaw,Siewerssen, Stetson, Sykes, Watkins, Wilson,Wiltz and Winston, of the Board of AssistantAldermen-22.

Mr. Burke moved to take a recess of fiveminutes, which was adopted.

The Common Council, having reassembled,proceeded to the election of Directors of PublicSchools for the several districts of the City ofNew Orleans.

For Directors of the Public Schools of theFirst District.

Mr. JAs. COP•es received s.e votes of Messrs.Converse, Giquel, Lugenbuhl, Stockton, Alpu-ente, Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Derbes, Dol-honde, Heermann, Lanata, Leeds,Lusto, Mackey,Nixon, Place, Shaw, Siewerssen, Stetson, Sykes,Watkins, Wilson and Winston-24

E. RAW,.E received the unanimous vote.F. CAMERDan received the votes of Messrs.

Converse, Giquel, Lugenbuhl, Stockton, Alpu-ente, Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Derbes, Dol-Ihnde, lHeermann, Lanata, Leeds, Lusto,Mackey, Nixon, Place, Slhaw, Siewerssen,Sykes, Watkins and Winston-23.

J. O. HARRlS received the votes of Messrs,Converse. Giquel, Lugenbuhl, Stockton, Al-puente, Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Derbes, Dol-honde, Ileermanno , Lanata, Leeds, Mackey,Nixon, Place, Shaw, Siewerssen, Stetson, Sykes,Watkins and Winston-23.

Hl D. Rtreranusos received the unanimousvote.

CHAs. PRIDE received the votes of Messrs. Con-verse, Giquel, Lugenbuhl, Stockton, Alpuente,Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Derbes, Dolbonde,hleermann, Lanata, Lusto, Leeds, Mackey, Nix-on, Place, Shaw, Siewerssen, Stetson, Sykes,Watkins, Wilson and Winston-28.

A. P. Axses received the votes of the samemembers as Chas. Pride.

J. HAl.r, received the votes of the same mem-bers as Chas. Pride.

W. B. LIeSSAY received the unanimous vote.D. Buxse: received the unanimous vote.D. BEEnrE received the votes of the some mem-

bers as Chas. Pride.A. HART received the votes of Messrs. Con-

v(rse, Giquel, Lugenbuhl, Stockton, Alpuente,Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Derbes, Heermann,Lanata, Nixon, Place. Shaw, Siewerssen, Stet-son, Sykes, Watkins, Wilson and Winston-21

E J. CARREl.r received the votes of Messrs.Converse, Giquel, Stockton, Alpuente, Andrews,Bailey, Burthe, Derbes, Dolhonde, Heermann,Lanata, Leeds, Lusto, Mackey, Nixon, Place,Shaw, Siewerssen, Stetson, Sykes, Watkins, Win-ston and Wilson-23.

J. Ross received the votes of the same mem-bers as Chas. Pride.

THOs. H. SHtELDS received the votes of thesame members as Chas. Pride.

J. M. SovaEc received the votes of Messrs.Converse, Giquel, Lugenbuhl, Stockton, Alpu-ente, Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Derbes, Dol-hrade, Ileermann, Lanata, Lusto, Mackey,N -, l. PLre, Shaw, Siewerssen, Stetson, Sykes,WV•1tkmsa and Winston-22.

J. Coot received the votes of the same mete-

Joes, CRIeKASR and S. It. Kesseor receivedthe unanimous vote.

DR. I, D. BAI.nWrI received the votes ofMessrs. Converse, Giquel, Lugenbuhl, Stockton,Alpuente, Andrews. Bailey, Burthe, Derbes,Dolhonde, Heermann, Lanata, Lusto, Mackey,Nixon, Place, Shaw, Siewersoen, Stetson, Sykes,Wilson and Winston-23.

W. L. Cstirsxo eceived the votes of Messrs.Converse, Giquel, Lugenbuhl, Stockton, Alpu-ente, Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Derbes, Dol-honde, Heermann, Lanata, Leeds, Lusto, Mac-key, Nixon, Place, Shaw, Siewerssen, Stetson,Sykes, Watkins and Winston-23.

Messrs. W. H. WHITE, J. B. Henderson, J.J Dunlap, Jno. Sewell, M. Grivot, J. Gilmore,J:,W. Caldwell, B. Mullen, - Livingston, W.Bogart, Miles Taylor and Dr. J. Jones, receivedthe votes of Messrs. Burke, Clarke, Claiborne,Gasquet, Harris, Labatut, Sewell, Ramos andWiltz---9.

- A.LLE. received the votes of Messrs.Burke, Clarke, Claiborne, Gasquet, Harris, La-batut, Sewell, Ramos, Wilson and Wiltz---10.

R1. MoTT received the votes of Messrs. Burke,Clarke, Claiborne, Gasquet, Harris, Labatut,Lugenbuhl, Sewell, Ramos and Wiltz---10.

G. N. MoRissos received the votes of Messrs.Burke, Clarke, Claiborne, Gasquet, Harris, La-batut, Sewell, Ramos, Wiltz and Wilson---10.

DR. MACAULLY received the votes of Messrs.Watkins, Wilson and Leeds---3.

C. C. LATROPr, J. B. WALTON, T. J. Dix, A.MITCrELLo. and C. I. REesE, received the vote ofMr. Leeds-1.

J. L. LEVY received the vote of Mr. Dol-honde-1.For Directors of the Public Schools of the

Second District.G. B. DNscAN received the votes of Messrs.

Burke, Clarke, C!aiborne, Converse, Gasquet,Giquel, Harris, Lahatut, Lugenbuhl, Sewell,Stockton, Alpuente, Andrews, Bailey, Burthe,Heermann, Lanata, Leeds, Lusto, Mackey,Nixon, Place, Shaw, Stetson, Sykes, Watkins,Wilson and Winston-28.

V. Wir.T received the votes of the same mem-bers as G. B. Duncan.

C. DEDr.ANC received the votes of the samemembers as G. B. Duncan.

F. BUvssoN received the votes of Messrs.Burke, Clark, Converse, Gasquet, Giquel, Har-ris, Labatut, Lugenbuhl, Sewell, Stockton, Al-puente, Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Heermann,Lanata, Leeds, Lusto, Mackey, Nixon, Place,Shaw, Stetson, Sykes, Watkins, Wilson andWinston-27.

J. L. FABnE received the votes of the samemembers as F. Buisson.

W. A. GORDos received the votes of Messrs.Burke, Clarke, Claiborne, Converse, Gasquet,Giquel, HIarris, Labatut, Lugenbuhl, Alpuente,Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Heermann, Lanata,Leeds, Lusto, Mackey, Nixon, Place, Shaw, Stet-son, Sykes, Watkins, Wilson, and Winston-26.

J. L. WANNEnR received the votes of Messrs.Burke, Sewell, Stockton, Alpuente, Andrews,Bailey, Burthe, Heermann, Lanata, Leeds, Lus-to, Mackey, Nixon, Place, Shaw, Stetson, Sykes,Watkins, Wilson, and Winston-20.

Messrs. L. SeG•r and E. BARNLrTT received thevotes of the same members as J. L. Warner.

C. H. Eucosox received the votes of Messrs.Clark, Claiborne, Sewell, Stockton, Alpuente,Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Heermann, Lanata,Leeds, Lusto, Mackey, Nixon, Place, Shaw, Stet-son, Sykes, Watkins, Wilson, and Winston-21.

E. TRIcor received the votes of Messrs. Sewell,Stockton, Alpuente,, Andrews, Bailey, Burthe,Heermann, Lanata, Leeds, Lusto, Mackey, Nix-on, Place, Shaw, Stetson, Sykes, Watkins, Wil-son, and Winston-19.

A. DUCATEL received the votes of Messrs.Sewell, Alpuente, Andrews, Bailey, Burthe,Ileermanu, Lanata, Leeds, Lusto, Mackey,Nixon, Place, Shaw, Stetson, Sykes, Watkins,Wilson and Winston-18.

F. Con(or.c.rs received the votes of Messrs.Burke, Clarke, Claiborne, Converse, Gasquet,Giquel, Harris, Labatut, Lugenbuhl, Stockton,Dolhonde and Ramos-12.

P. PECQrET received the votes of Messrs.Burke, Converse, Gasquet, Giquel, Harris, La-batut, Lugenbuhl, Dolhgnde and Ramos--ll.

P.' DEVEGES received the votes of Messrs.Burke, Clarke, Converse, GCasquet, Giquel, Har-ris, Labatut, Lugenbuhl, Dolhonde and Ramos-11.

H. ST. PACL received the votes of Messrs.Burke, Converse, Gasquet, Giquel, Harris, La-batut, Lugenbuhl, Dolhonde and Ramos-9.J. A. BONsEVAL. received the votes of the same

members as H. St. Paul.E. Bo•NY received the votes of Messrs.Burke,

Converse, Gasquet, Giquel, Harris, Labatut,Lugenbuhl, Dolhonde and Ramos-9.J. LAVERGNE received the votes of Messrs.

Claiborne and Wiltz-2.A. ROBERT received the votes of Messrs. Der-

bes and Wiltz-2.L. J. HARRIS received the vote of Mr. Derbes

-1.C. DCuFOu received the votes of Messrs. Clai-

borne and Wiltz-2.J. LEVASSEUR received the votes of Messrs.

Claiborne and Wiltz-2.C. DEILERY, E. FORSTALI., and H. LsEABr re-

ceived the vote of Mr. Claiborne-1.For Directors of the Public Schools of the

Third D)istrict.O. R1EA• received the votes of Messrs Burke,

Clark, Sewell, Stockton, Alpuente, AndrewsBailey, Burthe, Derbes, Heermann, Lanata,Leeds, Lusto, Mackey, Nixon, Place, Ramos,Shaw, Stetson, Sykes, Watkins, Wilson andWiltz--23.

Messrs. G. B. LECcARPENTERt, P. MIILLR, B.BEAURcEARD, A. E. BIENVENu, T. AUZouT, J.L. TURGEcA, J. AIru.LARo, A. CANONGE, CHIAS.SErZENEAU, and War. Not'r received the votes ofthe same members as O. Reaud.

H CASTELLANOS received the votes of thesnme members as 0. Iteaud with the exceptionof Mr. Stockton, who voted for Chas. W. Whitall.

Mr. A. CRIAPELLA received the votes of Messrs.Claiborne, Converse, Giquel, Harris, Labatut,Lugenbuhl, Dolhonde, Siewerssen and Winston--9.

Messrs. J. H. Cretr.LU, O. PALoS, H. Mea•l-niER, J. SNOW, E. MEEHAN, R. L. RoBERTasN,II. HoocER, P. G. COLLIss, C. C. LYovO, T. H.KExNEDY and Wa1. DEBDuY received the votesof the same members as Mr, Chiapella.

For Directors of the Public Schools of theFourth District.

Messrs. C. W. WILso, G. W. WEST, J. RAX-DoLI.H. R. M. E.l.rs, W. S. MOUNT, M. SI. Dow-LERs,D. L. DEE.we, M. COMMANDEUR, T. NONENT,GEo. KAUSLERI and - ZEHANDER received thevotes of Messrs. Burke, Clark, Claiborne, Con-verse, Harris, Labatut, Sewell, Alpuente, An-drews, Bailey, Burthe, Dolhonde, IHeermann,Leeds, Mackey, Place, Nixon, Shaw, Stetson,Sykes, Watkins, Wiltz and Winston-23.T. A. CLAtto received the votes of Messrs.

Place, Nixon, Shaw, Stetson and Winston--5.And the following gentlemen, having received

a majority of the votes of the Common Council,were declared duly elected as Directorsof PublicSchools for the City of NewOrleans, to wit :First District: Dr. J. S. Copes, E. Rawle,

F. Camerden, J. 0. Harris, H. D. Richardson,Chs. Pride, Dr. A. F. Axson, J. Hall, Dr. W.B. Lindsay, D. Beebe, J. Ross, D. Byrne, E. J.Carroll, T. II. Shields, J. MI. Savage, J. Cole,Dr. BI. D. Baldwin, S. H. Kennedy, W. L.Cushing, John Crickard and Dr. A. Hart.

Second District: G. B. Duncan, W. A. Gor.don, Chs. Deblanc, C. tM. Emerson, VictorWiltz, F. Buisson, E. Tricou, J. L. Fabre, J.L. Warner, L. Surgi, E. Ba: nett and A. Ducatel.

Third District: 0. Reaud, G. B. Lecarpen-tier, P. Miller, H. Castellanos, B. Beauregard,A. E. Bienvenu, A. Azout, G. L. Turgeau, B.Aguilard, A. Canouge, C. Souzeneau and Winm.Nott.

Fourth District: C. W. Wilson, G. W. West,J. Randolph, R. M. Ellis, W. S. Mount, M. M.Dowler, D. S. Dewees, N Commandeur, J. No-nent, G. Kausler and - Zehander.

The Common Council having completed theelection, the Board of Aldermen arose, and onmotion adjourned to meet on Thursday at 6 P. M.

Cuas. CLAIsORnS, Secretary.

SUNDRIES-$000 bbl. HYDRAULIC CEMENT, differet brAud.

00 bbl.. TARE4000 bbl. CALCINED PLASTER.4000 bbl. ROSIN.400 aks SODA AaSH

TURPENTINE, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN FIRE BRICK.TILES, e.. For 2le y JOHN HAY'IAN CO.,98 MeOin9 _treet and I Red Btore, Tbird Muniiplitv,

AgentL for the Newark and RHendal Cemnent al PlWrtr Co. n\hb

A .' 1 NDS AND WALNUTS--ISO .,OPT SHILL ALMONDS.N w Wed R'ALNUTS ... ! .I

OFFICIrAL.

PBOCEUDINGS OF TEE UOARD OF ASSITAJTALDERIMN.

Trasre. May 4. 1662.The Board met at 6 o'clock p. N., pursuait

to adjournment.Present, Dr. F. Alpuente, President; Mess• .

Andrews, Bailey, Burthe, Derbes, Dolbonda,Herrmann, Lanata, Leeds, Lnsto, Mackey,Nixon, Place, Ramos, Shaw, Sieweresen, Stetson,Sykes, Watkins, Wilson, Wiltz and Winston.The journal was read and approved.The following message of the Mayor was read

and referred to the Committee on Streets axnlLandings :

OtasoaLoev or NswOsi.seae,May 4. 1t5O

To Ih lscn. Presidmni end Members of tie Boar.d of .4L,.1and Hoard of J/adistltt .9l lermen of Lte Ci.F of ewOrlmrs:OsseTt. .n-I beg to call the attntion of your Honor-

sile Body to the establshment known as the "WaterWeorks.' sltunated in the Second Distriet on Levee street,bhtween Dman and St. Philtppe tt. The lateMUri-cipality No. One caused the a to he abolished sometime since. and ho be offered at pliice auction. but thesie was enjoined. and since thi nobthing hase been donewith the bnilding. There I. rsluable s gine on thepremeses. together sith other mateital, and. deep it aol-visable that some disposition ehosld be madr-eo ti•eproperty.

Eneloeed I beg to present tono a petition from Mesre.W. & GO. Montgomery. Stark. Day & Stauffer. Ilendrs ,nb Oaines. and varions other eeocupnts and owners soretores situated in Canea street

I have the honor to be. very respetfnUy. yor r obedientrveant, A. to Cosesas, Mayor.

A message was received from the Board-of Al-dermen, announcing the passage of the follow-ing ordinances and resolutions, and asking theconcurrence of the Board of Assistant Alder-men therein, to wit:

1. An ordinance to organize the department of Pollee ofthe city of New Orlans.

2. A resoluton aLz orilin the Treser to pay certainoumse on the warrant of the Comptroller.

'. An ordinance relating to the Ionse of Refuge.4. An ordinance relative to the Clerks of the Recrders

of the First. Second. Third and Fourth Districts.5. Au ordinanee eoencerning Street Commissiloner's do-

pnrtment.6. An ordinance regulating awnings. sheds and hanginge

signs.7. A resolution authorizing the Judiciary Commlttees

of the Common Council toenter Into an arrengemenewithAlexander Walker. Esq.. for a Digestof the laws relative tothle corporation of New Orleans etc.

A. A resolution reletiwe to the securites offered by O DelBuyr. Comptroller. W. It. OGarland, Treasurer, and L. It.Piue. Eurveyor.

0. A resolution autnhorizing the Chair to appoint a com-•ittee of three to act onthe Fisk Library.

10. A resolution authorizing the Comptroller to sell atcructioa the contract for the running of the Draining Ma-chine of the Second District.

11. A resolution authorizing the Comptroller to nell atauction the contoect.- for the construetlon and keeping inrepair of all the wooden bridges or drains in the econd,Thlird and Fourth Districts.

12. A resolution nauthorizsing the Clerk of Recorder See-zenau to purchase books and statioury.

13. A resolntiongrenting the use of Lafayette Square foran exllibltion of Fire-norks. for the benefit of the Catholle'tale Orphan Asylum. in the Third District.

14. A resolution relative to the removalof a certainblacksetmith shop in Josephine street.

15. ,esohlutions relative to a report from the bureau ofYards and Docks at Washington.

A message was received from the Board ofAldermen announcing the concurrence of thatbody in the following ordinance and resolutions:

1. A Relution to publish the officioa proceedings inFrcncsl end English.

2. A n Ordinance colcerning the city printing.3. A Iesclution authorizicg th, purchuae of provisions

fe.r the Workhouse of the PFirst District.

Andl also notifying the Board of the rejectionof the resolution relative to codifying municipallaws: and of the adoption with an amendmentof the " Resolution to transfer all prisoners tothe Workhouse of the First Districc."

PErITIONS, ETC.

Of certain citizens of the Third Ward, for theremoval of the lime kiln of A. Bridge, and cam-phone factory of E. Wood Perry; of certainvendors of butter, tobe allowed to sell the samein the markets; and of Conrad Stumpf, to be altlowed to erect a blacksmith shop on Montegulstreet-were read and referred to the Committeeon Police.

Two petitions of property owners on Claibornestreet, in favor of the construction of a railroadon said street; of M. O. Almindinger, contrac-tor, for an amendment of his contract, and ofresidents in the vicinity of Lafayette Square,against firing of cannon and fireworks--were readand referred to the Committee on Streets andLandings.

A bill of Wm. Northern for services as HealthWarden, and of John Kinmeck for same-wereread and referred to the Committee on Finance.

Of Mrs. Widow Galatas, for the emancipationof the slave Rosette-was read and referred tothe Judiciary Committee.

Of property holders on Circus street, againstthe construction of a railroad on said street-was read and referred to the Special Committeeon the Pontchartrain Railroad memorial.

An application for the office of Keeper of thePowder magazine from P. Harman, and anotherfrim Joseph Boyer for re-election to the officeWharfinger of the Third District, were read andlaid on the table, subject to call.

A communication from Thos. J. Spear, rela-tive to examination of the Levee of First Dis-trict and Carrollton, was read and referred tothe special committee on the prevention of over-flows, etc.

A letter from the Recorder of the Fourth Dis-trict, asking to have stationery, etc., providedfor his office, and asking to have the laws of thelate City of NewOrleans extended to his Dis-trict, was read, and that part relative to sta-tionery was referred to the Comptroller, andthat relativeto extending the laws, etc., to theJudiciary Committee.

A conmuunication from various Heads of Fami-lies, suggesting a list of persons for School Di-rectors for the Third District, was read and laidover subject to call.

STANDING COMMITTEES.

Mr. Lanata, from the Finance Committee,presented the following, and it was on his mo-tion laid over :

The Pinance Committee, to whom was referred that per-tin of the Mayor's message relative to the legacy be-quocthed to the city of New Orleans by the late Stephen(ihrsd, beg leave to report : That they have ocarefully ex.amiued all the papers having reference to this bequest. aswil at the valuation and description of the sixty-foursIave,, eompriseid within this legacy. and are of the opinionthat the interests of tile corporation would be best con-suolted by tle early diilosal of the slaves, inasmueh astheusufruct in favor of Mr. Itenay ry hating expired. tihenogroo are doing nothing and oae likely to prove a chargeto the city.

Your committoee onsider the claim of Mr. Henry Bry tothe, boy Mlunuel an equitable one. since it wao evidentlythlb iotention of the late Stephen Girard to donate him totlht gentleman. and the Oct of transfer in 1827. by whicheid boey came into poasession of Mr. Dry. could only beconslrued as agift. Your committee will recommend theadopltion of the following resolution :

loeielred. That the Mayor be. and hie i hereby. author-ized to disrimose of and pass an act of same for the eixty-fourSlaves now iu the hands of Mr. tIenry M. ery. the agentof the city. based on the vatluation of said negtoee. and onthe oeffacer for the same now in the hands of the Mbyor.

L. It. PLAoE, Chairman,J. Lasae,Tans. L. Lznes,Feas. SOowsausen.

Mr. IThiley, as Chairman of the Committeeon Streets and Landings, presented the follow-ing:

Theo Committee on Streets and Landings, to whom wasreferred the petition of the Commissionere of the NewCustom House. aOkiug for the usa of the wharf at the footof Canal street, to land the granite for said building,report in favor of the same, and offer the following resoiu-tlon, N. E. BAILOE,

0. B. Segas,T. B. DOLIOonDE.J. Lot.~T.

so Ilesolred. That pernmlseelon be. and is hereby granted tothe Commistiou ers of the New Custom lHouse. to use thewhort" at the foet of Canale street for the purpose of landingsuche granite as may be received. until the first of Decesm-her next : provided, said Consmloiooers keep the wharf inrepair.

The rules being suspended, it was read a sec-ond tilme and adopted.

Mr. Bailey, as Chairman, etc., presented thefollowing report and resolution, and on motionof Mr. Lanata, they were laid over until thenext meeting :

The Committee on Streets and Landings, to whom wasreferred the petition of Win. Randolph. asking for anabatement in the price of his ferry lease,. report that theyfnd the price to be $2075 per annum, payable monthly.vie: One hundred and seventy-two dollars ninety-oneand two-third cents every month. and that said lan-dolph has furonished his promissory note six mooth- be-fore the commencement of each year. agreeably to theterms of hielease ; that is, on the let of July of each yearhe has given his notes for the year commencing on theJanuaery foiowing; conaequently. on the lot of July next,there will still be notes outstanding for the ensuing oxmonths, amounting to $1037 50, nd as your Committeebelieve said Randolph is losing money daily by runningealI ferry. ogreably to the terms of maid lease, and yourCoettmittee furtter leac that the wharf ocupied by saidferry wtll bring double or treble the amount now paid foroaild ferry privilege by using it for the landing of ships.and the citizens of the Dlstrict be bettr aeommaodated

yoo," Committee thint it tnrethl- jtsltteeefoied pelf , r" mel hMm to keep atd err-. , h0iL.nttOraotoge. 'for ommittele IIP.r rfrrr L armsoeaf

,"R-r (I,. f HM-Iftrf II:i r -yerllti,,n...... latn..

'T. A Mt rt6rooRuire,. That the ipyor ti. netd he lnhieyanthees-

ied tocrec thet .tom aw, the Tote Itits

Mr.~n Baly D cuncirm~, f. iltiti t ri

•,-L n ,, Thid movredt--o Way.raibtoph. e• fdbelb Jo-h Ct nr er. readi ry Pwbl, oM n the ther r-orf laren~,lp t eghkee hentdrd antd t•ttat b-

Thith id YMudeipeelftr fmed ntobi6fWgt. 'tinr•l• btl, fItes agnh to tt ldfn e- ofg tl n erd l-

OUO eikfNinltt Nlkyii, d p mg dn to ho eit;.f Aept of the m yeat.to And teaid Rndolphi he.lowed to mttonma i to ta end teoynnilt hUt tof..rnoary, Oetteen hndled and lfty th•oe. hlifn therim fotr hith l toetee noson oaledtng pted aido,,tet are pold poo tetnnl at matrity.

Mr. Bailey, as Chairmn, eitte 1.p pted thefollowing, and emoted to snupltall, les. forhe second reading, which wee Io. o the- re-port and resolution lie orb:The Coamm ire on Strottand inntf n wowar

refeoedt the ftiter of the ettyrney. ti t klnltea to the cleaning of the dealnitg thinkit absolutatly neceeey to hate eald eatnud andtileh ponnent tondtton to linjuritao to the thecOY . and a grat tneotnrbeoee to thl ctitamib miteii lsfilytocarry of the watre in llmeanefhneyaen sanothr te fhltone raeelation :

Ii.. It aer.

Rto 'Thai tin C gonptrtlol t a t anetten taier iendity' notltes ite rntraent to d te Oh deofet eanaleof the Fist, lird. and W i U tnlnmzt jaecsip oeciymeaio on 8oe in than the Wkiniel~at' . eelukytnat to b e nude wheno the mi'it YI*L baiaLttIteit to ie sold epafnoly rathnp;llanemein int elt the ritht totrejeo n ati ldedet game tai cw

tin mae -

Mr. Bailey, os Carmonta, at, a.;1 i the'a1pwing report and m ohlitka

t *e raole• il onspended. it was read ae It aLs andadlopted unanimonsly, by yewa da` :

The Commeotto of Streets ant Landag,0 }ip a sesrot eted the letter of the Sne '

eeyseSo mueh of the Surveyoe'ar Ieeth, p•aS h

chaseofa Nlusane Beatt e apbetthe old one ttieeor so aink wfolnowtingetat to. e . . S

T. 3. .sjuaeeeJ.T_ H aTA

Roked, That th e Comptoller aI at neates, after-- o•ays notile. the otrasitten tld a Nnfatee at. se-oodtag t tiee plsa and speetieeai aeen ta I. the Sur-

veyre's cove i Teerme nub, wiemaed. sl4•sndby the Snreyar. The Coarelt reaumtg the stejrotali Mdiidpanltyinaeores foi t•e sea..

On motion of Mr.•EBtley a f" l a ti: Leroyfor lnmber,rdafemire•on Cop *,d e m-mitee on &rete ant&4ie4'pgs 4j t rnredto the Pinanete

Mr. Reermasen, as Oh ' eIt J DiaryCommittee, preemsente e Vfle f ot'.

The Jmiehy Cenmettt rW ratio to to ea" r free torat of the enatl wiurhee aergNit. Jarkson equatem qee-16That after earefet eranaotataoand coneultteg the written ojetnirnthey are faty croavined of the tjaliy asrnteirednto hetween the.He B aer e theFirst Mnictntalty on the one paetaugth~j~Stm0tse)rfan teamonhl Company, tbean t Dtathasah 3

latter ofid m andineg 4lddtgoieI d :Aedt(awtanheon eanara.) 4atiheeisleste yt; raeu theI- tBebheey, 1n Ama idJseaa g. oasheto lf me peoepash tli ehrmittebytbssam eaItngag~

Yom aeeasttine _ i 1pg:e tiesome..s

Yo.reo omittee ebeg , teovo, tneu tcyolan=oDmble Body the l• : .agNireeeebononaeteatere41otoj .rilie Moni•i= 0 No Oneanm&e N J& im efothe ,, e ampM•l•e e 8 Ct.hlp ,mqws oof certain wharreseoppods i tsq24 ,spenjseet and equitable pe eyrip il 4** b ontecolerntiofrtet inet in iu f laic, t

raid exeeum mgrnMe p~rtlmo• of id eontllp• •~

hsecifoie e it Rtheoi, Tnhe adiheatei/risehetweeO

th, lte Mpnieipty ty No. One nd Ja . J" e"hgs

Agent of the United Statee Mloll fleopshajCempaeiy be.and the eame is hereby. ratigd obd appeevsol in alleropectt, and that the Srveyeor be dleqctotdltpe5Owy outand exeete allthe provisions ofsaid on.rat asopo,.Jand opecittd in the erdinances of the late Cennel ofMunioipality No. One.

And with the view of preventing psnsmwbS holdleses of wharvnes fro either of lies MoL mp.lti.or the..•ty of Xafyette,r ees .thig msatter ofspeculation, either by ehatae yrtehnano rsllasfrotbethanare nor% c i s 'kh'• he p rsrrbylaw-

Be it BRetlon, Thai all pernson beldlgseb lesese oreontraett. and permitting oeltor to setlheehp -ssfled therein, shaell be reqteotto sha thewharorge faee that are now, or iabb prreribed by law, and that in eola~elaMtna eny sasehease or contrart ahbe he liable toioelore . '.

v. HaedsorJeee W. Akpapws,

Jno. A. Woaenet.

SPECIAL CO]Il1TES.

Mr. Burthe, as Chairman, presented the fol-lowing report and resolution, and the rules be-

Ssuspended, it was read a second time and

The Speelal Committee to whom was eferets erof the eoaer of the ourth Dftnet, athat a fe of twety dollar imposed b I.Lohrre,. e reemtted, begleave tereport asFrom aon of the •sl n o L thea ap-

Mars that a slave belonging to 5r.oL. Leasw wa untreUig vegetbles betwee market hous•.eaetine olatioof the ordinane of the ity of Laance provlide that the deliquet hmll apy Siif he+ a white person, and eaUmelve toalast If he bea

selve, unlee the muter willonsent to pay the qe.It appears that the judgment of t 'gReeotrdlJenedthe owner to pay the ae nof $0, thus plmaieiang the maetoer for the fault of the slave.

The Recorder now reommende that theqbte-rulit..ted. inasmuoch as Ir. Labuersr prefers hain ths slavepunished. Under these olemefaee' your Com•uitts.are of opinion that the fine shoulld bh remattldandthey propose the following aeslution: .:

A. Deiasu.Resoled, That the Recorder pay on thebwretstnof theMayor, to Mr. L. Labarre twenty dollars.

The yras and nays being called on tfupup`ageof the above report and resolution, reeliited asfollows :

Yeas-Messrs. Bailey, Burthe, Derbed,'Dol.honds, Heermann, Lanata, Lusto, Maley, x-on, Place, Ramos, Shaw, Stetson tkesWat--ins, Wilson, Wilts, and Winmston-3 I.

Nay-Mr. Leeds--1.

Mr. Watkins submitted-a proposal fret :W.Wilson to complete banquettee on Bt,street, which was, on his motion, refetree o theCommittee on Streets and Lantdings, '"

Mr. Lanata presented thaefolsswln• , amd .therules being suspended, it 'vnsrea a sees>,tt eseand adopted: .. - ., ,.;

WVerese, the Commtmtsieneeu aippoInted bythe Cium o nC'nosl to take the eemans of t- dtflhentlitrtrte andWards of the otty of New~rleae freqauently meset withobstacles and opposition in obtaining the iofonmreln Inm-

eed ulpon them by te ordluanee relatingto '•osle-siones to take the Censu." apprmved y 3,1863, andwhereas, the purposes of mid esueeeM rene lhasmentlyrequisite that this information be given, be lt y erofre

_Reuedp , That a fan often dolnirs hIretti~mpeesdby the Common Council of the oly of Newe-erieaneach and every person who shall refnse to answer •the In-trrogatories propounded by the CommlmLones tn takethe censous, as prmesribed in the ordnaee relatir to theeene, approved 3d May. 1802, and said tlnes shall be paidover to the Treasurer of the Firemen's bhartableAedeo-ciation, who is hereby authorized to receive the lami forthe benefit of msaid institution,

Mr. Lanata presented the following, and it wason his motion referred to the Commitba. onStreets and Landings:

•lre-d, That the Comptrollerbe, and ho int reby,authorised to sell at auotion, to Ohs lowmet bidqn afterten days noteee. the contract for the uh tshetlreets. and repairing ofthe paving ofh the the

Third District, according to the speciiSatlons le t, Sur-ecyor's Ofce, and subject to the approval t tbhg mmnCeouncl. .

Mr. Nixon presnted thaltoflloing, to lty oerBe it otaoined. That there shall e eleted manflay, by

to oarOd of eAsiswttAldermen, a it and soe tes per.Bo to act as Srgeant-at-Arms of aid Board, wbos dutyit •hnall be to aid and assist the Seoretary of the BboindIthe performaee of the duties ofhis o ta in ltob nces.a the Secretary may require ; he shall attend all set-hrs of the Board. and of the several emaitte6 f ense-•loired, and shall be present in the Counill Cbhe erjialy,

from 9 o'clock. . m..ttir 4 . a.. and from 4 o'loeks.. a..till Or. s.; le shall execute all ordlers of theoaisaofthe Secretary. together with all prorase that may heitrutd by authority thereo. or by the President ortee.etory; it shnlt also be bis duty to see thatthe ConaitChamber is kept in proper order.forwhich pupae it ispltarced uonder his ole chagge ; he sholliaths. abj ofthe Secretry. be responsible for all bookOan ugts.rreords. paperr. rtc.. blonglog toorin the tOheisoBoard or Secretary. thereof forthe thns hei n g td hisrlary shal• hpe pyabl monthly, and is bu ey edl at$ per mouth.

Weraro. By existin.rg ordioances of the Mundeitplitiecand Lafaytte, sveral of the Committeehavo authority,ildo!peondont f the Councl, to orderrd contraet for wokilvolvring therxpendture of te,,ry.ood whereuastheotho•eion of the Act ofCOaoolid:taia 'c, , mltpoptrt, asyslta rosn o olicy dtouttes that aIr ex•swiure ssl h eolkIept as much as posible under the dirtc. Eontent of theC.neilo : threfore,

hre "t lesolred. That all ordllnaoces or perte aotdltnocr•s. conferring on any committee authority to aQ'dror rontroct forwork, suppies,. or any thing irrote•tsgtheexpeanditure of money, be, and the sameis heroby. pfl-ed. provided that nothing in this reotlutino bt•l e ron.-trm•d as applying to the Finance Comm!ttto.

Pursuant to the provisions of the ordinancerelating to School Directors, the Board of Alder-men met the Board of Assistant Aldermen in

The President and Secretary of the Board ofAldermen having taken their seats, the rollswere called.

Present: W. C. C. Claiborne, Pltqdqot•Messrs. Burke, Converse, Clarke, G -yquel, Harris, Labatut, Lugenhuhbl.Stockton, of the Board of Akld~..