The St. Landry whig., 1845-03-27

PAN to-day. We rather calculate they vii
ind About ~ much news in a small space, a
they have seen lately.
~. Wagganan, bearer Of despatches Il
Mei Bonelson, arrived ii Now Orleans On tic
Goth inst, and was Is have left for Galveston II
the first PACKET.
tive see among the new Post Roads or.
deTed By Congress one .from Morganza, in the
parish of poiat Colp6e, to Opelousas. !. We
trust The new postnaster viii soon Set il aaoat,
OF We sse ~ the New Orleans papers tha,
Dr.. Kennedy has been found guilty Of the muir.
der Of Benz. Wait.
There was q heavy frost in New Orleans
on he night Of the 18Th inst.
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81 The G0nrsutioa hayo decided that New
Orleans shall have twenty members, 10 be thus
diyided:-
70 The First Municipality B; totEe Second v;
and othe Third 4; il that part ofthe citv I'll M
right bank Of the river1--in ill 90.
From 4 provision ofihe Constitution, 4 citizen
resident n any part Of the parish, may be a re.
preventative iOf any one ofthe eight districts in.
% which the city Ii divided.
The following superintendent Of the State has
been given to the several Parishes
Tothe parish Of Plaquemines 81 81. Bernard j.
Jefferson q; St.Charles \; 81. John the Baptist |;
p. James z; Ascension 2; Assumption 8; La
ioafche Interior 8; Terrebonne Q; Iberyille 3;
West baton Rouge i; East Baton Rol,ve q.
West Feliciana 2; East Fcliciana 8. 81. Hele''
M ! Livingston ]; Washington i: ST. Tam.
many 1; Pointe Conpee 4; Coucordia i: Ten.
sas ! Madison l; Carroll i; Franklin /: s..
Mary 2; q. Martin s; Vermilion /; LAFAYETTE
2; y. Landry S; Ca|casieu 1; Avoyelles d; Ra.
Pldes 3; Natchitcches 8; Sabine 3; Caddo Il:
De Soto 1; Ouachita l; Morehouse L; Union i:
Jackson 4; Caldwell i; Catahonla ,; Claiborne
2; BossierI.
After having disposed of the question of appor.
tiopinent the Convention took up the article re.
lative 10 Impeachment.
G5-The PaiiolG never comes down on as with.
out bringing a fine budget of news. She goes
IN tor pleasing the public at large, and her Off
cers8Saow there Is no hotter waysof accomplish.
ing q than by furnishing nersmongers with late
Intelligence. This she always does. W. return
e rthanks for late papers, and hope hey fayors
may be continued, and that " her shadorf may
never grow less. j
NoatsAT1os coNFIRMED ny ii SEadrE.-
Gsns a5Aslsl % Surveyor ofthe Port Of phladel.
3Phlai 6sns Armstrong. of Nashville, dis Consul
70 LissrPeal; Wm. H Polk. al Charge d'Af
fatfss g Naples; and MI. Jewett, Is Charge
a'Affaisesfe Chill.
Vs's %saas, March 21.-The Cotton market
maintains the same quiet appearance apparent
Tor a iAfs days past. The Sugar market Is e..
tTeiiicig AfIsA aud prices are still tending upward.
2nplatians ~ 10 &c. per lb. Molasses il very
scarce, and Is selling readily at "a to 2Ec. per
UT Oirthanks are due IL the steamers Vgqre.
Gapt. Hinkley, and The Elizabeth, Capt. Gdssdon,
tor New Orleans papers. Keep it going, p,oysi
or We have heard Of people doing a smash.
ieg business often--but it has been left for our
Legislature to exemplify it.--u;ae their proceed.
ings in relation 10 the wages Of publishers
g Yesterday it rained without intertnission out
of dooss-r-5allness reigued everywhere
Well, where does Il generally rain, oMt Or IL
doorsf Perhaps occasionally juleps and duR.
ness may reign in doors, but--auG ceag
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. Joe Eiter, of The st. Landry Wing, In a no..
nee to correspondents, saws We have laid
ssEllen upon the table. Wa have not anotherl
werito say Red Rteer Repab.
Veg. rOt ~ M''-would'nt you, being aghs
saccasedi DO the same thing |"
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REsicNsn. The Washington correspondent
ofthe Baltimore Patriot, says ii Bis letter ofthe
4th inst.s that The Hon. John u. Mason, DIVA.
has resigned the Office oiSecretary Of the Navy.
4 TRE4rY. The Washington correspondent
Of the N. 7. Courier Is informed, tharMr. POLK
viii adopt tbs alternativc Of negotiating 4 trea.
y Of eeasion with Texas, which ii all probabili.
y, viii be ready TO be submitted TO the Senate
sometime ii July next, for their ratification.
eag tafNshieh purpose that body will 30 c~onye.
PnSasxLvANIA SENATOR. The two promi.
neat candidates 70 replace Mr.. Buchanan in the
United States Senate are Messrs. Gu. I~ngersoll \
ana Wn. wilkins, late Secretary Of War. An !
eioetIea will be heldimnediaiely. !
The Hon. aIr. Bates Of Massachusetts,. wa, /
iylng dangerously i'll at Washington, at the last
5oitN ,. PENDLEToN has been nominated as
ne whig candidate for Congress in the Loudon
diztsici, Virginia.