True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-28

WounES PAVEMENT. The hexagona! wooden biocs
pavcnen, in front .fi!e Municipal Hall in ST. Charles
Street, has now been finished, days, AID
vera much pleased th complaint we heard made a
gain-t it d day ort~o since by person residing
the street; ia Obi .ctcd sat Since the completion of
the pavement NIL the city selected that street to pass
through. Oar friend Guilty OF an eSas eerann but
e truth is, tlao preference is HOW given 10 this stree.
by carriage and hack dsav and cart, on2 Of the bucks
come from below tow. merely 10 drive their h,rys
over this beautiful picc, Of rcs,, Smooth So clean;
| 50 TILE injurious to horse vehicles.
The Advantages Of hexugonal wooden beck pave
n,ents ara petty zen rally uckrovleg.d by all
the dsnscres;ed world. They these; the mateiui
is the growth IF soil the for preparing the
material is expended and distributed among pcnrle
the material can be furnished i'll the greatest abundance,
at all "f The year, and without risk Of disup
pointnen fran accidents cftransroriatons, sc. The
pavcmen, be laid quicser than any other. 1t is
clean an" smooth, easy on horses, enabling them TO
draw nearly h:ca times tie weight with much greater
case than the round stone pavement carriageF,
drays, &C. will last four times long, used these
pavoments. The for repairs will he tltee-iour,hs
less than for ronnd stone pavement Wills, the original
cos: will be also much less.
No" lie only plausible objection that has ever been
made to woo'.cu pavenanis, is completely done away
with. Their iasouhrity. by the Of pitch, al
evil cxha)atons from them is ohviated.
We have for long time, nnst strenuonsly urged the
adoption Of this species Of pavement, and gratifcd
10 find tina; thousands have examined tae suhec, cn5
have become decidedly in favor Of H.
Below will be found interesting syropsi7 OF Next
can affairs, received ycstsrd ON L. S. Naval On
Ger; cruising il the Gull, of rampico, from, whom
promised regular ine!ii gcnce to which la has
d our sincere q; acknowledgements.
! Correspondence Of the n. Q. True American
Tonpico, FGb, IS, 1889.
!. the follow ing news was 2",e:od along the
Is nv last cruGe
i III change in the situation of atTrs Il, Vera Cruz
At ia.npics nothing decisive has token itcc b =
n ives IL Federal un1 Governmental l,uliss Gen.
, Uneu, The comm lsIder in chief of the nrrun
hss, Of 800 Men at iaspar, sixty miles sonth oCIam-
IL piGo L&tH forty leagues fou st Louis will
1901 men. Il was supposed tna, would rcasl
to the iau pluco the government force therc did
Of exceed four hundred m2n. Runour that iusta
- neute molCh!ag en- iam9icO IL" les' ut 'lr
- ttoust. Il tops Little cred2uce' was ri crti il tai
by the Frd raj party il I'm ico a letter fror. Il cyi
hr rccc'ved b! gentleman il Jampico mentioned thu
er al hop Ola settle 1en; o. the question by the inc
ne sion OF MI prNingh",n Ao, failed. lnso stated ..
r, convention made at ss5iIgiou hei."en IA BE ii
~, a1c government in Sept lssi tor tle !iqula
's' ton cf claims has not been ratified und,r til
Try rctext ia, the King Of had declined acting
oil uul,re--lsI ct t'aatrice
Ct BIG a. y; do 'har&i's, 70 sail soor
Henry Clay, arrived IS.
~ " LnnisiaNi M Il.
An English !}arGue and
" Gutter, names unknown.
nd hiitamoras Sill il possession Of tie EuvHrnme
OF Troops, osely blockade by tie French ,ro,ps az
ev Ell action daily cxse ed
lg- LATEST FROM lrxAs.--Y;re hryc IIoQstou dates
'at the 18Th 1 and Aoagnrda dates Of tic 3at Ut II
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