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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-28
THE LAST OF A REGIMENT.

President Bonnpartc, Of France, has granted
pension Ia widow with five children,
whose case is an Interesting one. She is the
widow of the only'thnn in The Fnsieer regi''
ment who was not Killed in the retreat from
Moscow. One day Capt. Jumonlier come To,
announce to Napoleon the arrival of Marshal
Ncy and his corps. Napoleon ordered him
to rejoin his regiment. An hour er two ai'
tcrwHrfs, Napoleon perceived .Gapi. .lnmoil-
tier standing uenr soldier, whose singular
dress attracted the Enpcror's notice! his
head was covered with sort of Cossack
bonnet, and instend ufIiis unifornlGn torn
vest, which scarcely covered his shoulders.
The captain and the soldier were marching
steadily on. FnpoIean called 10 him in
note ct IiltRaiiGncc.
"SIrr, have nat lost an insinutin ohcying
yetlF orders. y
"Whut do on say? Yon don't I'M lcrstnnd
mei"
"Sire, am will my regiment"
"Gour regiment" .r~-
YES, sire; tho regiment Of Fu,iIcers ofthe
Imperinl Gitar.l."
But where /, H. thcn;"
TheT II hoHrse voice ciipd-
Present, my Emperor
The voice was liIa: Of the soldier near 'JIi-
monitor; ypnd tl.9 widow Niccored 10y Louis
Is the widow of this soldier
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-28

sacrifices almost uh parents make TO educn'e
their children should not be forgotten. Ma
ny father when tile subscription paper -
handed TO him, would gladly put down his
dollars, bar he has sent hiz last dollar 20 a
sou IN College, on To n 'daugnor ~ Ihe seml-
nufy. Or perhaps, he hnsYJOTOioed lwe or
three hundred dollars 10 educate lis sons or
daughters, which they ah 90 repay him
when they can enrn IL IN Ieyc1lng'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-28

~ rl,e money dad. / went 90 ehnWlng
wood by lao curdl I linys done nothing else
and have earned More llian six hundred dol,
lars have drank un grog,pAd 40 doctor, mud
hRys bought me hUle farm 10 the lloosler
State, and shah he,rnnrred ueXl week 10 ~
Rirl that hus earned Two hundred dollars
since she was eighteen. My old axe ] sbnii
keet, In the tirnwrr, md bty me new one
10 cat my wood with"
Alier lefi him, thought 20 myself, Iint
nXe", aud "no grogl (" Thsy are lie two
things 90 make - iinn n this world. How
nnnll cnpild 2. Tie nxe Aud lhen firm,
and 'wiln, Ile hest of all
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-28

Tng AXE. The other day was holding
n man lay the lundns firm in It's Outer texture
as luatDer, and his sunburit fare wns rs in
flexible MS parchment lac was pouring forth
- lirndG af contempt ag1nSt those who r-r'''t'
plain that they can tiud nothing 10 do, ms tii'
excuse for hrconiuk idle !oaiers.
Said !, "Jrn, what de- YOU work'nt? You
41,r1i1-i1r,nrt1 ,tittti aFe ynil NIP
3" Why said.hc, "Ibought NE an nXe ihrcd
years ngo, tl,at cost nae TWO dollars tl'at'wNs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-28

EFPEcT or RAILROADS. on PROPERTT.The
Increased value of rrnl estate hrlalngin see
lion Of country 10y tho passing Ola rallrnHd
through IT, IL nsuhjGcl on which data nr1 not
yet collected 10 eklnlliall general rude. Tie
following lisa ,stn'einrnI ofIhe lncrnnse OF
population IN some Of tho towns Of Nusaa-
chnselts-since railroads were extended 90
ten,--during tho Gye yenra between 1889
mud 1915
ituXiniry ~ iiuT CUm, Lowell ~ per cent
liroOkline 30 per cent, Worcester 81
Cambridge 33 per cent, Springfield 10
Chelson i2s per cent. Fall River 80
In Tenneasoe Tho upening of the Nashville
md Chattanooga tnilrond' $50 lniles,ni n cost
Of less llinn - 600 900, liAs on The average,
added S5 pee acre 60 all llIo laud within ten
miles nu cHcirEirig Vt tho rourl; errri to- Co.
72s,oU0 fUrriIG whoieToud- Mountain laiitl-
which Two years ngo would Det command
one cent per mere, now sell readily NJ o..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-28
INFLUENCE OF vERNexr.

The influence ofthis Sta;e. inifc religions
enterprises ofille day, cannot be estimated
by the amount of money psid to the Trpasu-
rers of the Benevolent Societies The mis-
sionnries, preachers of the gospel, aud sel-de-
wing teachers TINT go from DIR State, are
Lelier illan money. And the fact that Chris
lial,-4larcnls do 40. much 10 educate tilcir
own children, renders them less able TO con-
tribute 10 the support oil missionaries abroad.
Our people arc doubtless c"eete4a, sill Ibe
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-28
TEACHERS FROM. VERMONT

The retired mountain towns in Vermont
are peculiarly favorable for the development
of those trnits Of character which are essen
lial for enterprisiug aud successful ienchers
-,eachers who are not afraid To go anywhere
or 10 encounter any obstacles. From the
second annual report Of the Agent of the
Bonrd of National Popular Education, it up
pears that, >bf Tire 10 tenchers sent out by the
Board for the two years previous, there were
from Massachusetts, 3f;NermeHt, 90 Maine
IA: New Hampshire, IL; Connecticut, s I;
New York, g; Rhode Island, 4 ;.Pcnnsylyu-
mia. |; Hirgiuin, Vermont sending more
than twice the number Of any Other State in
10 her population. There are too,
one or more fchiHle teachers from almost ev-
cry town in the State, engaged in teaching
at the South, or West, on their own respon-
sibility. A pious femnle from this vicinity
went last year tn TcXns, TO rake charge of a
High School for young ladies'. Another
young Indy received nm application 10 tencI
in Georgiu and started offnlone, in the midst
OH journey of 1000 mites. la
few weeks her friends had intelligence of
her suf, arrival in Georgia.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-28
From The Independent.
Common Schools in Vermont.
VERMONT. April 4, 1919.

VERMONT, April 4, 1919. .
Vermont WINS the last Of the New England
States TO adopt n system for the improvement
Of Common Schools. Tho present school
law, which has been in existence only three
years. Provides for Suite, County, md Town
Superiniendeuts, aud has already done much
TO improve our schools. The law has en-
counered some opposition, still, the fact TINT
so mach has been accomplished, in so short
lime, shows that the law has been well sus-
tained, and thut the people arc interested in
the subject Of education.
According 10 The last report of the State
superintendent, there are IN the State, he
tween the ages Old and lS, $4,000 children,
$4,000 of whom were in school the past Win
ter. The annual expense Of schools for the
items Of board, fuel and teachers wages, is
1925 900, $4,000 Of which is derived from
the public funds ofilie several towns, and the
remanderis raised 10y direct taxation. There
are in the Stale. 26i6 school districts, con-
toining on All average, 81 scholars cRch. Az
ernge length of school % weeks a Yenr. Az
eragG wages per month paid to mne teachers
tie last year WINS Sl3, IL; to females 1926.
Two years previous the rates were Sl1,72
and $4,75. The low wages paid our teach
ers is not altogether owing to n want ofinter-
est in schools, or the inferior qualifications
Of teachers; but, in part, 10 the abundance Of
teachers for there is probably no State in
New England where so many ofthe most in
telligeut and entcrprising youth, Of both sex
es, engage in teaching as in the State Of
Vermont.
One good result OF our school system is
beginning 10 he seen in tho increased atten-
ton given to moral instruction, in the educn-
ton Of teachers and in the district school.
Four years since, the Bible was not probably
re0d in one fourth of our schools (; it is now
feaA in almost all.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22
Banks
ORT OF NEW ORLEANS /:
rIruDr, 20 81 soN.-Lossrrupr. 80 Win Time, sA.

T1TDDR, ~ 81 81 N.-LOE6ITUpE. ~ WIN lime, Oh.
Cleared Yesterday:
p Franchise, Bray, Liverpool, Up. Whitney %
sdS; rshH 6ss6 e
4 Mary and Jane, Oowell, Gibraltar and a market;
Reysi!Ie, Sleeper. Philadelphia, A. Kearny Co
I. Martha, Weber Pensacola, J. Hurley
7. Santiago, Smith. New York. Dewey & Co
A 2. Eliza Frances, Wall, Richmond. J. Alexander
q = Arrived. Yesterday:
Caledonia Brander, Coulter, rs days from New York.
! 10 Toby L. Bogert-3d my.
Pactoius. Moses. 50 days from Bordeaux to E. Roche
Michael Angelo Wilson Is days from Boston. to mas.
Florida McCary from Chagres. 9th inst. in ballast.
isabella Reed, Rogers. from Havana 18th inst, to
astef-lst my.
"a Day. Giberon from Mobile.
JsIind, Haygood from Qpeousasa73 bales cotton.
Aea. Johnson, from st. Louis-l55 bales cotton,
Baf of Atakapas. Fuller. FIN st. Mansville-Sb bis. cot
Bead Castillo from St. Martnsville
MMsoley. Dalferes. from Lockport.
'0edore Perry. Washer, from Clncinnap5l IL
vboat DeSoto. Kinney, from the Passes
pboat Ocean, McClan, from the Passes
Memoranda:
rooat Ocean towed down and to sea. on the 18th inst
shlp'lsconomo. and VIM. A. Cooper.
folat Pat. Henry towed down and to sea, on the 18th
inst, ks Loretto Fish. and Cephallde.
Ioyat DeSoto towed down and to the 18th nst
chip Lana, and barks Odd Fellow, and J. A. Thompson.
Passengers:
Pe Florida from Chagres-Capt Beal, bearer of dis
psioneAm California.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

o. native of Chckesaha, yesterday, while
passing by the turtle soup mans, opposite the Man
sion House, inquired, as he pointed TO huge green
nothing else, replied wag. "Well," calculated
the gawk =" wouldn MT have believed they was SO
big. How one man can eat three or four dozen on
'em, as hearn tell, is mighty strange, unless they
shrink up amazin after they're down" Mobile
Herald
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

THIRD MUNICIPALITY CoUNCIL.-Ths body met last
evening, and the absence of Recorder Seuzeneau Mr.
Hooper called TO the chair. A lengthy communication
received from Mr.. ID Hemecour the Surveyor, in
gard the threatened nundatiou OF the Municipality. Mr.
DHemecou states that the Bayou ST. John is the RISE
notwithstanding the canals cut through the ridge in its
cnty He also states that the levee the vicinity of the
draining machine is in dangerous condition being LIABLE TO
give way and allow of which would flood
the whole Municipality Mr. Solomon introduced esolu:
on horzng the Surveyor employ thirty additional
hands in henng the evee and also auhorng him to
purchase lumber for the purpose Of making necessary
repairs the vicinity of the draining machine The esolu
ton adopted. The remaining portion not OF UGH
puI,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

A RAILROAD FROM HALIFAX TO vANcouvERs
lsLAND-The idea of a railroad to the Pacific,
across the northern British possessions, is that
has been preached by British statesmen. An art-
Gle in the Army and Navy Register advocates the
immediate construction of such road, and alleges
that the British Government has taken the matter
already into serious consideration. The serious
consideration of the British Government will he
hike that of Paddys parrot. Pat bought an owl for
parrot. and waited some days for The parrot to
speak. His patience being SOMEWHAT exhausted,
he consoled himself with the idea that the parrots
speech would be "a mighty wise one for it kept
up devil of thinking
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22
py.AcKsMITHING. &c.

RLACKSMITHING, &c.
THE undersigned have associated themselves together tor
a VIZ RLACKSMITHING, FINISHING, nH
81 LOtIKSMiTHfNG. BEIIth HI, "a 81 EiI
" ING TURNING IN WOOD AND IRON, RE-
PAIRING IRON SAFES AND LETTER PRESSES.
Jofbng in General etc. Any work entrusted to them will
be done in workmanke and on the most reason
ahle terms ARCHIBALD PRENTICE,
~ ALEXANDER GRAY.
270 .lL3G.4ZENE Street, between Julia and De.ord.
fg Cash paid for Old Brass aud Copper. myl6 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

Mccain, OF Baltimore, is organizing, at that place,
magnetic telegraphic company, with capital of
twenty-five thousand dollars, to run line of wires
from Norfolk, through Portsmouth, Suffolk, and
Smithield, to Petersburg, opening offices at each
of these places, and bids fair to succeed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

o. At the late session of the Sampson county,
N c. Court, verdict OF $500 damages was given
against the Wilmington Railroad Coppany for kill
ing negro and manning another who had gone to
sleep on the railroad track and were run over by
the cars. The Fayetteville Observer remarks: The
propensity among the negroes to go to sleep on this
railroad track is most unaccouHta5e. Many in
stances of the kind are stated, and death has fire.
ouentlv resulted
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

NATIVE CoPPER.-Prolessor jackson, in his late
report of the progress of the geological survey of
the mineral lands Of the United States, in the
vicinity of lake Superior, says, there in that
REGION immense regular veins Of solid metallic cop
per, and that pieces of this copper, weighing from
fifty to eighty tons, have been taken from the mines.
The copper rock, which was sent from the Outon-
agon river, at great labor and expense to Washing
ton, where it now lies before one Of the Govern
offices, and which was then looked upon as one of
the wonders of the world, would now be regarded
at the mines as very small mass. The miners, at
the time DIR. Jackson there, were cutting up
masses thirty inches thick, taken from vein 236
feet below the surface. Much silver, native is found
with the copper.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

o. A reward of two hundred dollars is offered
by the Governor Of Arkansas for the apprehension
OF William Berry, who recently committed muir
der in Lawrence county, in that State.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

GOLD Dusr.-The ships Formosa and Uncas
have arrived at New Bedford Mass, ir I'm Califor-
MIA. 1t is reported that they have on board gold
dust valued at SEC. 900.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

PRIZE FIGHT-A prize fight took place yesterday down
the river. The parties Michael MCGEE and William
Kelly the match being for $500 side We are Informed
that MCGEE defeated his adversary easily in eleven rounds
Every one to their taste but think might employ
their muscles TO advantage themselves and the
muniy. than in bruising and muti!atng each other.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

| o. The directors of the Boston and Maine rail
road have voted to employ no person upon the road
who uses intoxicating drinks
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

HE WEATHER-The weather yesterday was very fine
unit night when slight rain commenced We hope that
not much more water will fall from the SKIES in addition TO
the quantity which comes in upon from the crevasse
in the Clouds in addition to that at Sauves would
be no light misfortune
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

RonBrRy.-A bold robbery was perpetTated on Sunday
night last the the u s. Barracks Third
Municipality. The robbers entered through the back door,
stole sundry groceries, broke into the ronsaie. from which
they took $500 bank notes. and then decamped with their
booty. THE pc rpetrators not known.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

BEEF STEALINs.-John Phan was arrested on Sunday
night in the Second Municipality for stealing beef Poy
dras Market he is 10 be examined by Recorde' Baldwin
on the 9th of this month
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22
ORLEANS THEATRE.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
n UININE, CALOMEL, BLUE MASS, IPE- -A

Nok GAG, RHUBARB, etc.-As low for cash ~
X az can be procured eIsewhere-Ca and
m iudge:-Dr E. J. COXE'S PREPARA- u
C6O SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequalled
remedy for Coughs. Influenza etc.
AND CUBEBSA certain and sgreeabe cure, superior to
the Capsules any other extract
TONIC EXTRACT OF. SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that be
made
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT,
the relief and Of CONSUMPTION and bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LiNI-
MENT.
t Especial attention paid the treatment of Rheuma:
tsm, Bronchitis and Consumption.
~Ofice corner Magazine and Poydras SITS. n23 1y3dp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

WEEKLY PACKET LINE.From New Basin.
HIfN TUMPKA, SELMA, and all l@ 3aS&i4
alandjass on the Alab ban = Rive,
The new, IIghtdIaught steamship e A. o9DEN. Cagtan
CON, Captain Leonard, will regular WEEKLY
PACKETS between New Orleans and Montgomery, We
tnmpka and all landings on Alabama Rivereavng each
port EVERY THURSDAY, at A O'Clock. p. N. One OF
the boats will be ready 10 receive freight at the New lasn
foot of Julia street, EVERY MONDAY MORNING. Shippers
and passengers may depend these boats making regular
trips during the entire For freight apply
on board, at the New Basin, or to
HYDE & OGLESBY, IL Poydras st.
lattars NAV he left mig If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22
New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent, w VINCENT WlLLIAMe
Proprietor Of the Lafayets Stock Landing Hotsi.
LAFAYETTE, Monday. May 2l.-PM.-A Arrived steamer
America with 40 Beeves 20 Cows SO Sheep Bertrand 25
Caves Commodore Perry, 20 Cows. 100 Sheep. No var
aa in prices from those of last daysBeef first class g.
second 5051c. third, 4zc. p ID Hogs, &C. y h; Sheep
s20sa 80 p head; Cows. &25i0s35 y head; Hay. ga
6&5 ton: Corn. 45050c bushel Oats, &c. y bushel
Bra 606S70c y 100 b.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

A LAWYER IN TRoUBLE.-Bernard Gillooly yesterday
made affidavit before Recorder Geno stating that he had
time since employed Paul Marceau his attorney
prosecute suit in the Second District Court Judgment
obtained in favor of the complainant but Mr. Maceau
according the affidavit of Glooly has Appropriated $40
bab ad
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEArRE.

VI 4 IVA = ~ n = "A = n Il.
Corner of Baronne and Poydras streets.
Lessee Mr. H. sCHu ER Sage Manager Mr. ROWE
II tlced Cdr rW fcape the Theatre Lafayette soery
night offer the performance.
First Night of the LITTLE DEVIL"
TUESDAY May % ls49 Will place the first ~
Of The LITTLE DEVIL Rolo, tihe Lutte p n.s6es Mss
tre; Felca, this Ser) Miss Salzman; Grand
Verify Grand Duke. Mr. Dufy Albert Hossn DANCE
Bernard BunBe, Mr. Page; Baron Gompee Mr. ~ ha nj
by Petite JeseDalus uds with the farce w
BELLE. VIVIAN Mr. Charles o Smrk M fasei Ii'ha t"iui
songs) Mis- Perr; Mary, Miss Verify ., of NJ I M.Co.
t The Police Department the direction o. M :. MCos
Dors oren O'Clock Cnrain WIZ rise az pfecisey
6uarfer bef1re Prices of Admisslon; Dress Cr-
Gle and so Second Tier 70 Coored Boxes
Cored Gallery Box Once open from 10 a. m
TO n seats secured application to the Treasurer
-u>o----
ORLEANS THEATRE.
rs- Positively the Last Night Of the Season 60
rs,ursDAy NAV a. Isg-Fare Benefit Nine BERTON,
Second Donna The charming Opera by Paer, LIE MAIRE
BeTton Musfca Int rlude, by Messis Cor
sd Duuc Menhau and I'd Tabeaux and Sd Act
Of iiand Opera of ROBERT IL DlABLE Mime Berton will
part Of the Nun Helena for the first time PREVIOUSLY
new VAUDEVILLE act To conclude with LA CACHoCA, by
Nine Berton.
s5y- Performance to commence at O'Clock. my2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

THIRD MUNICIPALrry PoLICE.-The Police Committee
OF the Third Municipality Saturday evening elected the
following day policemen H. Fiuhaven ]. sullivan j. Ber
ton, Ambrose Duc0ing, Antoine Cambre, Edward Henck
A. CuaItOnnet and Mr. Rrewer
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22
FOR CALIFORNIA.

4rFor California, ria Chagres.-.NsW Orleans and
LfEa Chapres Reguiar Line The fine. fast sailing
.sa1ks. coppered and coDper fastened brig oCTAViA,
Thompon master has comfortable cabin accommodations
and the Storage will be fitted up Handsomely
cOmmodae limited number Of PASSENGERS She will sail
on board, or to o. WICKHAM, % BienvIe street,
or r. Nj. HARRISON s. co. " Poydras.
EY Our Agents in Panama are Messs. r. H. LEETCH
Co. who guarantee through TO San Francisco
the lowest rates. and allow them 81 day while the
Istbmus dating from their arrival at Chagres until they sail
from Panama. my1l
Fl. For San Francisco, California.-To Sail the
Ef9E 9TH Of JuneaThe very fast sailing clipper built
of her cargo engaged will sail above touching at Rio
de Jaueo valparaso and Callao She of 500 bnhen
commanded by of much experience in the Pacific and
offers superior accommodations for passengers, having rge
and airy between decks which will be furnished in the most
desirable manner For freight passage apply on board al
O. j. MEEKER, SIS Poydrss st
No Storage Passengers TAKEN and oerths not secured uh
paid for -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

FIRST MUNICIPALITY CoUsCIL-This body met last
motion Of Mr. Duncan. to Mr. HAsan 4 Message was
the that snee the emeva Of the bells from the
DIAL there none to give alarm in of fire. and sug
Be- made The Msss.se also enclosed Of Mr.
GsTss f0f and stated Ss he mad
On motion OF Mr. Fabre that portion of the Message
eTng to the bell was referred to the Finance Committee
The election Of Whar6nger was postponed and the nom
resolution then offered by Mr.. Lanata authorizing
the Finance COMMITTEES to negotiate loan for paving the
that if the claims speedily paid those whom they
were due had to tea down the Mupopa Hall
Mayor to d.aw warrant for the necessary amount
Mr. Duncan favored the substitute He considered the
And Sas the Council to be told that Il did not pay
h sS be 6o rs ss q
be demanded with threat Il was insult. and indig
that these people should be once and such nsoence
be put down He for one, would raise his arm and his
In oppeition TO Mr. Lanata's resolution. it urged
that the Finance Committee had already the desired
power do what authorised by the substitute. the
Council had approved al he had done and therefore. bot,
i this the it not necessary to do anyhing
Mr. Dupe said if bis not adopted the Second
would all the First and be by the Fnt back
would pay the amount due now If Fist Municipality
would engage to reimburse the amount The substitute was
nnaliy dCOpteQ
The following Committee receive securities then
appointed by the President: Messr. Duncan Lanata, and
Fabre. The securities of number Of persons then
received and referred to the Committee.
A letter then read from the Commissioner Of the
Board of Public Works stating that he had issued bonds 10
the amount of "a, SOO
proposition was received from Major GaIIy offering
pitch his camp of fifty tents in the Place d. Armes for the
accommodation Of the sufferers by the nundation. The
offer accepted.
Mr.. Lanata moved that the Health Committee. in
junction with the Surveyor be authorised spread lime
the inundated districts the shall fall
Several petitions received and appropriately referred
after which the Council adjourned
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

CASE OF Enthusiastically trial of John Intel
for the murder of his wife was TO have taken place yeser-
day before the First District Court. 1t was however, in
definitely postponed
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TO CLAIMANTS ON TnE o. S. GOVERNMENT

ONE of the undersigned will on the 1sthnst proceed to
~ Washington City, for the purpose OF attending
CLAIMS now in their hands. and will give particular
attention any business with the different Departments
entrusted to them.
fyi5 LANGDON & GRICE, "a St. Charles st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-05-22

Hoe STEALIHG.-Denns Foley and John Dunn were
yesterday brought mp before Recorder Baldwin for stealing
twelve hogs. worth $50 Daniel Sexton. He was sent