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the st. Helene Garden in the First Municipality,
yesterday made affidavit before Recorder Genoiss
that on Sunday last Felix Remand did poke GER
tain pistol underneath his nose and threatened to
blow his brains out. Felix was arrested
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ARREsTED.--Jean Coutereaux was Yesterday
arrested for stealing gold watch and penciI-case,
valued at $75, from Adelaide Sudrie He will be
brought before Recorder Genois this morning
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KNIVES AND FoRKs.-George Ray an old and
much distinguished scoundrel was Yesterday sent
to the First District Court, by Recorder Baldwin.
for having stolen lot of knives and forks from Mr..
WelIman, gentleman who resides in the Second
Municipaltv
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| Cleared Yesterday:
rRss yfa Ge Hl MS5 co
bark Coon soaIard New York 10 Woodruff & aS Co
B aH C os Haba@a oa,nn Andrews s Ga
Schr Reampago, Lentz, Fronera Mexico,
sch Commerce, (B) Parsons Belizeonduas G Hynson
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Francona, Boyle, FIN Bremen, April 9TH, to master
Ship St. Mary, Blifn % days I'm New York, to 10 Wood
Ship Edgar smith fin New York, 18th instant to master
Ship Hindoo, Brown Is days fin Philadelphia, in ballast to
@ses' Goodbue 81 days fin New York. to master
Ship sabatis, Cox Is days FIN Boston, maser-3d my.
Ship tsey, lBr) Thompson, 81 days I'm Liverpool to r
Bark Daniel Webster Higgins I'm New York, 9Th inst to
Bark Mary Parker Patterson, days FIN Epaachicos, in
ballast, to maSter-lst my.
Bark Saagossa Hurley. y days FIN Philadelphia, to c. j
Brig Fornax, wilson IS days FIN Philadelphia to master
schr H. A. Barring Gould, 81 days FIN Baltimore, oJ II.
schr Oscar Jones Castanza days m Tampco, ballast,
schr Martha Cozzens days FIN Pensacola, to master
Basin
sch Gov Bennett Snow, days FIN Pensacola, to master
scf Dora Bodick 3 days I'm Pensacola, master-Basn.
Schr Alice, Ellis, 2days FIN Pensacola TO master-Basn.
schr C. G. keyser, Alison days I'm Pensacola to master
sch Mystic. Crane days FIN Pensacola to master-Basn
Sch Sarah Truant, dys i'm Pensacola, to masterBasn.
Soop VIM Ebbett, Pursell days I'm Pensacola to master
Basin.
sloop Commodore Hull Jackson, DAYS FIN Mobile to mas
ter-Basn.
STEAMBOATS,
Oregon Hiern, FIN Mobile.
Ridgely Ross FIN Camden-43 bales cotton.
Music Dalferes I'm Lockpor nm,
Monroe Johnson I'm Shrevepot-S2S bales cotton
James Dick Besnyder I'm Nashvle-ll4 bales cotton.
Towboat Caledonia, Whitney, I'm the Passes.
Towboat Annawan Nhttenlore, TN the Passes.
Towboat Dan'l Webster, Rhinehart, FIN the Passes.
Towboat Desoto Porter, i'm the Passes
Towboat Mississippi Shutz, I'm the Passes.
Memoranda:
Towboat Annawan towed down and to sea on the 24th
INST, bark Shannon.
Towboat Desoto towed down and to on the 18th inst
ship st. James, schrs. Athos and Zarlna -
ioWboat Mississippi lowed down and to sea on the 24th
inst ships Louisa and Niagara schrs Capt. Norris apd Lu
cy White.
Towboat Caledonia lowed down and to sea on the 18th
INST bark tarnaic brgs Lydia Farnham and LYDIA, seh
Sarah Chnrchman.
Tow boat Dam Webster towed down and 10 sea on the
sd inst, ships Gen. Parkhil and America.
Spoken:
On the ed instant in lat &c long "a ship Oneeo hence
On the 18th inst, lat g long 81 ships Martha Washing
ton and Element. Same day zgnalized ship Venice all
haur
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY CoUNCIL.-This body
met last evening pursuant to adjournment There
were twelve members present--Recerder Genois in
the Chair.
A message was received from the Mayor intimat-
ing that Mr.. III. Goblet and his late partner had
made an official protest against the Municipality
for the non-fufment, the part of the latter of a
contract entered into with the professors who I'M
dertook the repairs of certain streets and the con-
structIon OF certain Wharves. 1t was referred TO
the Committee on Streets and Landings.
A resolution was passed authorizing the Mayor
to issue warrants for the payment of certain claims
A report was made against the application made
by Waterman Berry, for the payment of certain
amount stopped from his wages for being absent on
account of illness. Laid on the table, subject to
call. by vote of to 5.
MIR. Gicquel presented two resolutions one COM
polling vendors in the meat market to have their
awnings constructed that they NAV be raised
when the Commissary thinks fit another, that the
sellers of talow he restricted from delivering tai
low sold, between the hours of and 10. A. NJ, on
account of the alleged nuisance. The former
was adopted and the latter Withdrawn.
A resolution was adopted, directing the Surveyor
tosexchange Louisiana Fire Co.'s Engine No 10
with that belonging to Vigilant Fire Co No s.
A resolution was reported in favor of repeating
the ordinance passed Sept. 26, 1927, granting the
exclusive privilege to the church in Rampant street
OF being an obituary church, and in a republican
spirit of legislation allowing corpses to be carried to
any and all churches in the Municipality for the
performance of funeral rites to take effect from the
LIST of September next 1t was made the order of
the day for the next sitting.
Another resolution was reported, directing the
Secretary to call on Mr.. Bureau late Alderman, in
writing, to give up certain plans and documents, in
his possession in reference to the suit of Dubreu
Villars Us. Municipality No. One. This suit in
wolves the title to the site of the Z. S. Mint twas
adopted. >. Adjourned
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SPANISH LANGUAGE.

sy- pRTI.9TE LESSONS OWL r III
II J. GOMEZ. Editor Of La fatria WIN aeva q Isw
IL hours during the day to Instructions In the span
ish Language Mr. G. has adopted and easy method.
y which Scholar can lean read speak and translate the
Spanish Language in t8o three months - -
For Terms &c. apply to Mr.. Gomez al his 9fscs No ~
Exchange Alley near Cont street 2 a. ne Bookstores o.
j G. Moran II Exchange Place adjoining the Postofce,
~ II required, Mr.. G, viii give lessons at night, nv
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The THROAT CUTTING CAsE.-John Forman-
tin, a free man of color and barber by trade, still
remains in Jail for having cut the throat of gen
tleman named William SPriggs. 1t seems that the
wounded man had been driving out with some of
his friends, and being little excited by wine went
into the BARRIERS shop and requested him to curl his
hair The barber told him he could not curl his
hair because it was too short. This incensed Mr..
Sprlggs, and he commenced beating the barber.
After having given him severe thrashing, he left
the barber shop, and in short time again return
ed. The barber supposing. no doubt, that he had
come for the purpose of renewing the attack, seized
razor, and as his opponent approached him, he
dealt him dreadful wound on the throat, cutting
him nearly from ear to ear Mr. Spriggs is in
very dangerous, situation, although his physician
says that he will certainly survive
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FAsaIoNARLE SUMMER CLOTHING.

No. 81 CANAL STREE1!-U nder the Planters Hotel.
TENHE subscribers have received large and fashionable
Il stock of CLOTHING, suitable for the present
receiving additional supplies by almost every arrival
from New York, which place they have mandatory.
Although their terms already pretty well known to the
system Of doing strict cash business believing this system
to be beneficial to their customers themselves they
are not charged extra price order the losses
which those who do credit business always less
sustain. call is respectfully solicited
JOHN SOUTHWEI.L & CO, q Canal St,
ap15 3m Under the Planters Hotel
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Gs- There are 2ls political newspapers in Penn
syvania, Ohio has ia, and NewYork about 200,
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CARGO LIME--16O0 casks THOMASTON LIME
~ landing from brig Susan Ingraham. for sale by
my24 JOHN STROUD& CO., lag Common st.
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sT1prRToR pr.ATFORM SCALES.

yTvHE Undersigned has been appointed BY NELSON S1
DAVIS Louisville Ky. Agent for their PLATFORM
SCALES which from a personal knowledge, he can
recommend to Merchants Planters and WeIgheIs as an ar
They are made with Solid Cast lion Frames and the
Beams Pvos etc all OF the best Cast Steel well tenn
nard He offers for sale the present stock of various sizes
nom 1900 lbs to 5000 lbs very reduced prices to close off
for the season Samples up be at the office OF
n w BENTON 81 Poydras street, back up stairs
mv13 inns HENRY F. MAGELLAN.
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WELD & CO., ~ Camp Street,
to- H4TE JUST RECETpED: III
'T'HE CHILDREN OF THE NEW FOREST-A new
- :, tale Of thrilling interest; by Capt Maryatt
LIFE OF LOUIS PHILIPPE; by Francis W. Rice
THE HALLS OF THE MONTEZUMA,a and PIERRE
THE PARTISAN-Tales of the Mexican War:
TOM CRINGLE'S LOG; by the author of the Cruise OF
THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTs-Part 2;
DOMBEY AND SON-Nos. 10 and 20, completing the
work mV6tf
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MAYo's MUSIC STORE,

, Oft6,
No. 5 Camp street Canal
EeIANO FORTES manufactured by the best houses and
L fully guaranteed for permanency of--lzl-,-llx
tone and durability ofwork manship Holan - ID 10
Piano Fotes from the best manutacory. r M II "
and guarantiet to remain at concert pitehJ Y
for five wears MUSIC for all instruments received daily
from all The publishers in the United States NEW MUSIC
published every week the popular authors. MI
sTCAL INSTRUMENTS Of every, kind, embracing In
Banos, Drum bass and teno5 TamRerinss Flute, Gar
Trombones bass and alto Corpet- Pistons Orphe
eides, French Horns TGumPets valve and plain Buges
MERCHANDISE of every kind. STRINGS for the
Harp. Bas Vol, Violin and Guitar. INSTRUCTION
BOOKS for all instruments by the approved authors
INSTRUCTION on the Piano. Harp, Violin Guitar Flute
and in Vocal Music Pianos tuned repaired and taken
MUSIC BOUND. The above named merchandise is
ceved and sold and consequently offered
much lower prices than if purchased private
Purchasers respectfully invited examine the articles
before purchasing elsewhere.
mv13 I'm VIM r. MAYO, Agent.
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AUCTION NOTICE

AUCTION NOTICE.
HAV1NG made arrangements with Mr.. Garnet the pro-
preto of the extensive Stables the corner OF Co,0
and Circus Srees, for the purpose selling fIOR-
SEES, MULES, CATTLE, CARRIAGES, etc the un.
designed will hold regular sales at the above place
WEpNEs y at 10 o'clock for fine stock and ATpR-
take place on SATURDAY, the 9th instant Persons
having Stock for sale will please call office, the
Camp street Auction Mart b. kENDiG & co
my253 st III. b. kENDIG. Auctioneer.
TO THE PUBLIC.
- 1CHARD TERRELL respectfully offers to the public
T. his seyices 3UCIIO.rEER for the sale OF REAL
ESTATE and SLAVES, and for OUTDOOR SALES,
pedgng MS utmost eXerons to the interest of those
entlusting business to his care,
at private public sale
ew Liberal Cash Advances made on consgn.i
ments, RICHARD TERRELL, Auctioneer,
myW Nos IL and 20 Bankss Arcade Passage
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FAMILY OF NEGROES FOR SALE.

A FAMILY OF. ACCLIMATED NEGROES at
- private sale, as follows
A NEGRO MAN, aged about q years. good subject,
and his Wife Negroes, aged about q years, good cook
washer, and ironer-wth Their two children, VIZ Boy,
The above Negroes fully guaranteed, and well
recommended They will be sold for onehaf cash balance
on and Il months for approved endorsed notes with
gage on the Negroes. Apply to
my13tf PERSON & BONNEVAL, 81 Gfayier st.
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SHIP CHANDLERY AND HARDWARE.
SAMUEL LOCKE. Nos. and Front Lecee, q
- is receiving and has in store "
200 coils of Manila Rope, assorted to inches "A
800 do Tared Hemp. do. to do i
100 coils Spun Yarn and Marlin.
5000 gallons Boiled Paint Oil; White Lead,
$500 do. Sperm OIL Lard and Whale Oil.
40 cases of Sheahing Copper assoedfrom IA to Is or
Composition Nails and Spikes
SEQ tons OF Bar Iron, assorted-Amerlcan SwedeS etc
2O50 kegs of Cat n ais. assorted, Id. to 60d
100 Anch9 assorted sizes . from 40 to 300 lbs
$50 sheets of Brazies Copper, 10 TO 100 ID sheets
800 boxes Tin Plates q Charcoal
100 do extra size Tin Plates, AK 20.
100 boxes Loaded Plates 14X 20 &c. and TX.
500 yards of Cotton Canvas No to 10.
Block tin Sheet and Pig Lead Riyets; Kettle Ears Brass
and Iron Wire; Bolt Copper Tin Smiths, Tools and Ma
chinery Circular Shears; Pocket and Table Cutlery.
large and fresh stock of late importaons. my25
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Spoken


On the I'D instant in a 26, long. a. ship Oneeo hence
On the 18th inst, IN lat q long 81 ships Martha Washing
ton and Element. Same day signalized ship Venice. a
hence.
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THE CoURTs.-In the higher courts Yesterday
there was nothing calculated make the pen of the
police reporter enthusiastic, that was transacted
10 be sure, some cases Were tried, but they We're
like the slmples gathered when the moon was full -
and pity, not vengeance fell upon the aggressors of
the laws Of virtue. Most of the persons brought
before the Recorders and Judges yesterday were
told to go home and sin no more
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w. R. HALL, SURGEON DENTIST,

T J. JONES has taken into Coparnershp eSs..SSA
y HENRY HARDIE, and removed TO 107 Ga
P0ydras street, between Camp and st. Charles 80
streets, opposite the Delta Office
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TOOTH ACHE CURED

I LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, by G.
i Dr.. MENSING'S FOOT H A G. III ESss6s.s15
ELNIRmIhis sle devoid Of al
TOOTH t PoWDER.Ths article is the best now before
uments Remember that these articles are prepared only
by DR.. MENSlNG, DENTAL SURGEON, office, No. So
BarOnne street, four doors above Commonst. my Is 3m
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NEW ORLEAN S:
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 80, 1s4s.

THE Pooh SolDiER.-IIow bright the red cheek;
how brilliant The flashing eye how gallant the
gait, and how firm the muscle of the young soldier
who goes forth to do battle for his country. -
The visions of battle fields spread before the vista
of his memory like glorious panoramas, and he
dreams OF all that is noble, gallant and good. He
leaves the unturned hlrrow for the road where the
sun pours down its lurid rays and scathes as it were
the earth with its Zig htning. The waving fields of
green corn are left for desert palms. and the abode
life. Yesterday we saw about twenty Tenness
seeans, who for some time past have been stationed
near the National Bridge. The poor fellows looked
like skeletons, and as they sat upon the stone steps
IN front OF the new Commercial Exchange, they
presented the most abject appearance of woe and
suffering. Disease and fatigue had worn them
that they could scarcely walk We trust that the
proper department in this city will furnish them
with speedy means to return home
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
Id COMMIT would respectfully inform his kgs.sspA
L friends and the public that he remains at g5ga9
the old stand, No, 81 Cast9nfhouse street be- S~g
tween Royal and Bourbon Streets where by strict
to business and moderate charges he hopes receive lib
era share OF their patronage my23 I'm
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" \ y = s.
WANTED,

ECLIPSE SE-CARROLLTON.
II V@n ns AND MULES taken Pasturage at 81 per
~Vn'h. lmy2 6tl THOS. EUBANk LEEFE
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VENHE PU BIC viii please take hOtice mat VII
Il PARSONS 81 CAMP STREET, is my--r-zzs-.--7s
only agent for the sale of my PANo-f FORTE t. -
in Louisiana and that instruments taken at l n "
this depot may be considered fully guarsn-I
tied fIom the factory and that the prices will be the same
any Kind Of instrument and advance reqplred until the
LIE 34 Washington street. Boston.
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- A delightful SUMMER RESIDENCE at Man
N devile measuring two arpens fronting the Lake By
ll.4.s- twelve arpens in depth-a fenced in. The i'm
good and substantial Dwelling
OF three rooms fronting the Lake. galleries and
two Cabinets, Kitchen and Servants Rooms other
good building built expressly for ysers having large
with gallery Stables, ETC. On the premises is fine
Spring, the only there probably al Vaudeville and
of the property fine and beautiful Flower Par
tere The property will be sold with all the Furniture Cows
Horses WAGES, etc.
For Terms which are liberal and full particulars apply %
my22 PIERSON L. BONNEvAL, 81 GrayieE ST.
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

DIVIDEND MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
COMPANY, -
EDARTIES doing business with this Agency ara informed
that the Certificates of Scrip the profits Of the past
year are ready for delivery, and that SIX PER CENT in
be paid on presentation at the office Of the Company corner
OF Camp and GTavier SITS. THOMAS A. ADAMS,
mylO I'm Agent Mutual Safety Insnrance lamnanr.
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v = = Z \ S

VERANDA HOTEL.
fHE subscribers associated business for the purpose
of conducting this house first class HOTEL. -
For the very liberal and constantly increasing pat sEm
OF the travelling community they their ll=x
thanks. e-v~ The house will be kept open during the
Summer season.
+ + El f $}} 81 Err R. NUDGE &C. 2,
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LOl
IGOR SALE-A few handsome LOTS or GROUND
Hercules, between Clio and Erato streets the former
being paved For particulars apply to the subscriber
at his residence, of Julia and st ,hares sree al
from to A. NJ and from 10 NJ Would let Lots on
mv3 I'm anu ''' . '''i' " MAUNSEL WHITE.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. q, lS4S

WASHINGTON, jan q, lS4S.
An astonishing Fact-7he Fremont Trial-Su-
preme Court Vebster's argument.
Aninstance of selfdenial has transpired, which,
we think, can scarcely be paraleled in the an
mails of Washington. II is neither more nor less
than that DR.. Brown, of Virginia, has actually
refused the chief clerkshp Of the Navy Depart
ment, at present vacated by the promotion of APP
pleton, the former incumbent of the office. Mr..
Commissioner Trlst has been turned out of first
clerk In the State Department. What can have
induced this astounding refusal OF 81 900 year.
and very slight duties TO perform, passeth COM
prehenslon unless, Indeed, II is the fear OF Gen
Duff Green, who has published paper with the
express object of showing up the great incomes
derived by the officials here. Dr. Young, of Vir-
gina, has since been offered the vacant office,
but with what success has not transpired.
Believe II not after this that Washin gton is
crowded with offce-seekers, for here is an office
going begging, and no one can be induced to fill
IL Can you not spare a few people from New
York who would be willing TO earn salaries of
$4,000 and $4,000 year in the easiest manner
possible 1t so, send them on.
The court martial met to-day for the purpose
OF hearing some explanation OF the Judge Advo-
cate. We understood that he stated In effect
that Gen kearny had gwen Information gene
rally about the charges against Fremont, and the
seventh one In particular, with reference to- the
cannon After this the court went into closed
session, and we are to hear no more till the sen
tence, whatever 1t may be, Will be promulgated
by the President of the United States. Public
opinion here is hardly divided as to what verdict
should be rendered 1t is difficult to see how
the last objection made by the defence Throwing
all others aslde) can be got over. In the Senate
to-day, Mr.. Benton introduced bill which, if
carried, Will have the effect OF approxlmatng the
proceedings OF courts martial to other courts.
The defence is to be allowed to plead by counsel
evidence objected to Is to be entered on the
minutes, if the defendant requests it, as objected
matter, OF course the proceedings and delibe-
rations are all to be in open court &c. 1t is not
altogether improbable this bill is introduced as
groundwork TO an appeal against the decision of
the Fremont court martial, in case it should be
adverse TO his son-in-aw. If the bill is passed.
IT will, OF course, be admitting that the present
law Is detective and unjust, land as consequence
any decision made under II cannot be defended
In the Supreme Court, Mr. Webster addressed
the court on the 6 Dorr case" The subject was
unnteresting only in SO far as Mr.. Webster's
speaking went, and that attracted a crowd OF
ladies' and gentlemen He went into history
OF the 'Dorr rebellion" contending thatno legal
government was formed at that time Sc
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Arrival OF strsng srs
EatnAy. January 20.
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