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mean to remain entrenched within that Constitution
rvsdy attached to The Union which has Gsmented
S 9T b 6is , IN e OF EgA
other duties and to Other resOUs; by THAT UNION, and
no other, am determined to staud.'
The Courier of yesterday evening, after quoting
the above from Mr.. Soul6's last letter, says
" Even this noble language--these brief, yet
burning, sentences, that embody the creed on
which millions of freemen will stand or de-even
this is not sufficient to satisfy the doubters of the
Picayune and Crescent"
This sentence son which," the Courier says
millions of freemen will stand or die, )" is the very
one aoe should have quoted to show the evasive
policy which has marked the course of Senator
Sou6. There is nothing which we have seen from
him which more clearly proves that he is, as Mr..
King says, afraid to speak his sentiments. ga
Union of Sovereigns in a Confederacy Of equals -
is precisely the platform which the first Nash
vile Convention placed itself. That Convention,
at its second session, just now adjourned, have
declared that the present Union of the States is not
"a Union of Sovereigns in Confederacy Of
equals !" that, by the passage of the Compromise
measures, the power of the South in the Union is
lost; that the Southern States are no longer the
equals in the Confederacy of the Northern
States and have distinctly announced to the world
that the 0latY remedy Is SECESSION, OF NWdtls the
same) disunion.
These patriotic, Constituton-abiding, Union.lov-
| lug Conventionists, and those acting with them,
have now explained what they mean by " a union
o. soveregns in a confsderaCy Of equals" They
have declared that such union does not nom erSt,
and that secession is the only remedy which is left
for the South. These are the friends with whom
Alr. Soul6 has cooperated with so much assiduity
| in Congress; with these he fought shoulder to
| shoulder against each and every measure of the
Compromise The country fully understands them
| tie people of Louisiana desire non to understand
Mr Soue. They wish to know whether, in his
opinion, the Union, as il is, is " a Union of soye-
rsjgns in a Confederacy of equals p and, if not,
whether in his opinion, secession " ia the only
remedy for the South.
The fact is, this lettsr-this very sentence, quo
ted by the Courer-does, in no degree, relieve Mr..
Sonic from the suspicious of dsafiection to The
Union which his course has brought upon him,
and more strkngy than any thing before published
indicates the jesutical policy by which he is gov
eraed.
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From Santa Fe.-Santa Fe dates to the I'd Of
October have been received A man named Fox,
who plotted to murder and rob Captain G. Homer
and party, was arrested by Kit Carson, to whom
the plot was revealed after the party left Santa Fe.
Three hundred warriors of the Palo nation started
on AN expedition against the Sioux, and another
party of the same tribe have gone to the mountains
to make war upon the Arapahoes
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Louis Napoleon Repudiating.-A singular suit
we learn, is now pending in the French courts
law 1t seems that when Louis Napoleon was CON
hned IN the fortress Of Ham, he was informed by
some OF the officials that if he could procure ten
thousand pounds he could be released from his con-
nhenent' Inc Duke OF Brunswick furnished the
cash, and Louis Napoleon escaped His Serene
Highness now wants the money back and his Elk.
cellency, the President, being unwilling or unable
TO " fork up, the Duke has sued for The amount
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El Monitor RepuBlteano, of the goth ult., thus
sums up the returns received up to that date oil the
vote cast in the recent Presidential election
For Gen Arista-The Federal District and the
States of Jalsco, San Luis Potosl, Queretaro'
Guansjuato, Mexico, Oajaca, Vera Cruz Coahulla'
Tamoulpas and SinalOa-ll,
For ST.. Rosa.-Durango and NueVo- Leon
For Gen, Acknowledgement and Zaoatecas-2,
Far Sr. Gomez Pedraza-M ichoacan-1.
For ST.. Majica-Puebla-1.
There was no election in Tabasco and Chihua-
hua. Some other States were still to be heard
from.
From the foregoing summary it is clear that Ten
Arista has been elected President OF the Republic
by large majority.
In the other Mexican news we find nothing Of
particular interest
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ST Charles Theatre-Mrs. Farren appears this evening
Lucrea BorgtG in the play of that name and the cha
racer in which she has already acquired high reputa
ton The performances will conclude with favore after
piece Mrs. Fauen remains but nights more, and such
ofour play.gong citizens have her should mo-
miss the present OpnOrunity
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We find in Macon (Ga) journal the following
letter from the acting Secretary of the State De-
partment. 1t was written by authority of the
President and clearly shows what position he has
taken in regard to the enforcement of the Fugitive
Slave Law. The moderate and patriotic language
o. the letter will greatly disappOnt the secessonists
of the South, while the firmness of its tone will
leave to Northern fanatics little hope of aid, in their
mad schemes from the Executive authority of the
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The steamer Gypsy brought down from Baton
Rouge, Company /, 9TH Artillery, under command
of Major J. B. Scott and Lieut.. j. W. Hazard, A.
C. S., and landed them at the Barracks, below this
city. They are en- route for Fort Washington, on
the Potomac
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american Theutrc-NIr. and Mrs. Crisp make their first
appearance at the American tonight in the admired play of
The Wife, and MIR Crisp appears Sir Charles C0id
stream in the atterpiece, Used Up. 1t is many years
since these artists have appeared before NewOreans
dience, and their merit deserves liberal encOura cement
Both Of them have acquired high reputation at the North
and feel assured that they will sustain it in NewOfeans
Mr. c. Of the best light comedians in the country and
in the character Of Sir Charles COkdtreaH he unryasd
Weanticpas crowded house at the American tonight.
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Nsto Jersey.-The Newark Daily Advertiser
says that the state of parties in the Legsla-
ture will be follows: Senate-Whigs 10, demo
Gratis 10; Assemby-Whigs 2S, democrat is 30
Democratic majority on joint ballot, 2.
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The Ladies' uude whose auspices the Thaa street Church
was undertaken only in May last, getting up Fair
which will take place about two weeks. This church has
been regularly occupied months and requires but
a small amount to place it entirely clear OF all claims We
wish the ladies great in their praseworthy under.
taking and we shall add our mite to help out
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The Campbell .Niastrsis We gTatied to be able
10 announce that the Campbell Ministries will arrive in this
city in few days. and will give series of for the
public entertainment This will be agreeable intelligence to
all loves of good music We shall have to Of them
IRhan thav arrive
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Sugar MW BuTned-We regret to learn that Mr..
y. L. Tanners sugar mill, on Bayou Bouf, was
destroyed by fire few nights since We have not
been furnished with any particulars, and cannot,
therefore, give the loss sustained. alexandria
nannocrat
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Steamboat Abby Allen Burned-The steamer All
by Allen, owned by Mr.. F. A, Bi1ssat of This
place, and used for carrying freight back and forth
between the Falls and Grand Point. was DESTROYED
by fire on Sunday morning last, while wooding at
The latter place. Her cargo consisted principally Of
cotton, all of which was burned. alexandria
DTmoefat Nov n
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GENERAL COUNCIL.

NV lhhE ~ LON
MI JARVIS presented te following report aud amended n
dmance which was read by It's title and on motion OF Mr.
CdYlu"tjll, US. II r, -I.. .. -. ~,
m0sotefT, ny e 'ullauie ne printed IN me clela
Jcuha OF lh5 CoGhGi, 9.N mat one huIdred copies be
printed ior me use OF lhS onncl ara mat 4 also be pub
Isled IN tns ON M Journals OF tne Mu1lcpg"s Nos One
TWO any hFee at II ne maUe the ORDER oil the day Tor the
next sitting. ,r,
eSo1.a nay Wheh ms So1ng 2l0ufns 1t VIII adjourn
10 ialurHa. -9i instant al Pc {. cock p, NJ,
o1nELee 10 NhPm W Is referred ne orIn'nce estah
t7lll ,'s VI respectfully Deg ea'e 10
report Ihg lHIoWlhs amendeH ItdlntIGe: N,
L9igheu'l NATHAN JARVIS, Chairman.
j. +. IALpWELL,
No,rOJ,,D. ,y,,oL Il q, .: oLJGENBUHL'
Wv h i 'ltsa'l', wy 'eiLIS' H. i2t' g.,
an ofIna4Ye 10 SiIAh "A prm rate OF r9Nes on aw-
ksis, Ie'RAbl-' raueL, leAers fuDc Houses
tuatels, ldNefus bfoAeis bankers, DTay Garts, Gar
t,.gs1' e. w. ;, ,J ,,,,5L, ,L l,-, l.,, r ,.,
It' rI 1t u oF" ~ S TtAfFat 10NHcN0 yEfbcOr
tts' m taA on MY uy ans per annum, PAYABLE IN ad
vance sna Pe pau oy each haWHer ana pedd.eF from and
I'i Tue is January next, mo me treasury OF each MUM
y, on we eA DIT OF winch receipts the Mayor OF the CITY
snan ne aI ne Is hereby tuhDHZed to issue license, with
Wheh u awhs and pedd!eEs shall be pnyedget to traffic
within the limits Of The Mu capabilities respectI' ely, said IL
csFe 70 expire On The 3lst OF December each and fur
ther IEal gy shall pay one dollar for each license Hbalne
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Stimsoe & Co.'S Nto York. Mobile and Men Orleans
Expressive invite the attention OF the public to the card
in another column of MessTs. Stimson Co. We glad
10 the business going into operation under ausp
favorable to its complete Thisis enterprise,
which, if prosecuted with degree of efficiency, must
sut in great advantage TO the public.
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THE CAB La,0It appears, by the official report of the
proced IS the General Council Thursday evening last
that we misunderstood the reading of the ordinance
lang the to be charged by Cabmen The ordinance
reads from the ST. Charles Hotel, or any similar distance
which materially alters the of the law and makes it
much more effective.
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Loss Of The Bark Johqna Frederick Information
reached inns city yesterday of the loss of the Bark
Johann Frederick, Capt. Wieting, from Bremen
Tor lhs port The crew and passengers, of which
10 add, were all saved Charleston Mercury M.
vember Is.
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Casriostty for the Worlds Fair.-A ballot box
Boston Chronotype.
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WASHINGTON Division No 5, in their hall, Josephine
street. between Fulton and Rousseau Streets Lafayette,
al haii-pas O'Clock.
CRYSTAL FoUNr DIVISION No l. at Crystal Fount Hall,
No - Tchoupitoulas street, hsiEpast O'Clock.
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Olympic Circus.-This Company Will open without fail
Sunday night Every accommodation will be made for
the qualification of the admirers of equestrian exhibition
Within The Pavilion, three hundred chairs pro-
yided expressly for the adesa full band of musicians led
by the celebrated MESSENGER will enven the entertainments
with their harmonious strains and assured that moth
ing the OF the will be neglected
the patronage Of all who in favor of permanent
and excellent Circus, to be located in this city,
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AIonzo G. Ford has been arrested in New York
charged with having passed thousand dOa of
coanerieit ps " Hesss Burgoyne Co. of San Francis.
co, california The bills the State Bank of Mis-
souri, ang were sen. TO 81 Louis by Mes Beebe Ludlow
Ford on his aTe, acknowledged that he bgd pas Ell "a 00
OF Them Burgoyn1 Co.. OF SGn FTsnoisco but all ged
they We're sent TO HIM by responsible in Missouri
Seventeen s5V nOes, the Bank were found on his
per o1.
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Arrivals at Principal Hotels Nov. 20.

Daughters of Temperance.
OLEASDER UNION, No 5, at No. s, Marigny Buildings,
Third Municipality, every Thursday, at clock, P. NJ,
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VIM, X, Armstrong, former Sheriff of Grundy
county, H., committed suicide by cutting his throat with
razor, at his mothers residence, near Ottawa. ILL.,
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The vote in Texas 10 accept the Ten Millipn
bill, ii is found. will be about four to one
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.4rmOry HaHNe would again call the attention of
citizens to the exhibition the Arm0ry Hall 1t is decidedly
OF the best offered the New Orleans public, and
should fail set Mr. Gesrs enertainm alone
well worth the price of admission.
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The Commercial ELchqnge-This beautiful building has
been completely renovated during the past summer and
altered in its appearance both inside and outside Its ex
terna appearance has been very much improved In par
tioning oft The first floor fine large been left on
the Pefddo side and we understand already taken
FIR bsFr
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SYKES, HYDE Co. will sell, halfpast 10 O'clock at 81
Magazine street-Groceries, Provisions and Liquors
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"A RDo PRRb7 Blacks "A terrible fight occurred at the
den of this noted Tuesday night last which
a named Daniel Conner inhumany beaten and had
his bitten of Several of the parties have been arrested
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The elegant and running passenger boat LATONA
Zap. HUT, will positively leave rails DAY. The 2t inst a.
,coch NJ Greenye, Princeton, Lac Prov eDce, foo
and VIessuIrg. r. d. SMITH, II POyLlas 81.
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| certify the foregoing to be true copy.
nOvla J. B. WALTON, Secretary,
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The C0urts.-We could not hear of any cases of much
interest any of the District Courts yesterday In the First
james Haran tried indictment for robbery and
,trFIg ,iitv
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INNDOw GLASS; Boxes " dow Gpsss assorted rrs,
w nd qu lit oil rrI sr pr ger Than rrnre
sold New OsRna. nE Oralrrr are invited 10
me- AMI uHIuIrs 'rl punch sing
Nh.it-AN JARVIS & Co.
q! Corner vi hsgaAns and Common streets
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Found Dr7TREd.-An inquest yesterday held on the
body Of negro named SOonan, who found in the
river the foot of Canal VerIc-Found Drowned
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