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<srr,va,. a, rr,nE !, Hotels. z:san. a..

BANKS arcade. .TesJssamg.. Nd Rp,yPtes, MIS-:
lG & lpr Craze ftsss Galh$. AK .'i ssI'oa q
81, Mct III uSlsetl cLnu. Miss, Johns,
's'sy dsS s0TE% s v,Ssssses " srtey cs ksh
Mash Hall Bradley Texas c Cunningham Meek,
r. fi'SpSek, A,a &c Walker, III; P Ferrei Hargrgve
texas Prce Mo; w Nelson. Ii Thompson, Miss W l.
T s" Ms, He9ary La Pickett, Mobile =: Whites Cane
Sati Talbot, R. Waock, Ky H Elnore L R Brand
Tu, ,e Jones' Enore Leper, Smith, Smith, Nv
rhtcner Il Ly emore NJ Hamilton Bra keniige l.
h Espy, \ Harris, Gerald, Hart Texas u Adams
Ksnslason Edn nson, Cal Keith Ky; Capt Smoker NO
y, shaver Arb srewn Chm; C Gibbons " Lemon b r
Miss; Harris Tenn. ' " : -''
nn,ia Crawford Jennings Ala. Grant
AID lady, DC E strou Burchar, NY; W Tampere, Eng
s AmnS, Gso '9d slE AK WIAu. and siy
Johnson, La Wright and lady; ii Glasgow and LADY;
N barron, uoA; N n fhues II Hf1p' q ~
HEW LETr's 81 McCulv, Pas M W Dean Ohm, sDr N ID
fennsr. NO FC Wordsworth, Tupbu, Miss G N Vinson
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Never introduce your own affairs for the amuse-
mept ola company il shows sad want OF mental
casvstionI erexcessive weakness 81 intellect; REL
collect sd thai such a discussion cannot be inter.
estng and that the probability is, that the
most 7patieht listener is complete gossip. laying
the foundation for some tale to make you appear
Ridiculous lasisea
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The fpnger live, the more am certain that the
great difference between men, the great and nsig
nifeant,. il energy-invincible determination an
honest purpose once liked, and then death or VIC
tory. rThf quality will do any thing in the world
and MOI safnts, no circumstances, no opportunity,
WlIl pike p two legged creature man without it.
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IRE H GRoCERIEs-Just received and

= boxes and quarter bbs Buck wheat; .. r. o..
20 boxes - Jenny Lind" Cheese;
ea'es Bent's Watsr Crackers in tincann.ters;
~ half chests choice Pouchong Tea; -
~ hall chests Y. III. G. r: and Imperial Tea;
10 casks new Sugar Cured Hams;
% quarter bbls. + -my Pork
10 Huarteg bbls Usher's Picked Pork;
@ bbis Davs' Sugar Cured Dried Beef;
~ poZsn = - ,..i. - Tongues: s-IH
" ten pound fancy boxes of the finest Oolong Tea eve
imported in this city
10 tases Macy 4 Sons pntent Wax Candles;
uo Poxes - Sperm -;
bbls. St. Louis Sugar,house MoIasses .,.
Is mats Old Java Coffee;
bales Mocha -; -,..s a'u h H
40 kegs Dutch Herring .. .
,,o, p ri baskets Hs,dsek Ghampagns. For sale by
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FRoh BRAzIL-The N. Y.iSSpn has received
files of the Jllxaal de Commerce. up to Novem-
her. 10, and translates from them the following
items SOS ''r Is 'e., ~, ' 80 '''' tE
~ Orders have been forwarded to Sr. Joao Pascoe
Grenfen, Consul General Of Brazil in Great Bri,
tain, ID proceed to Rio Immediately. He is to
take cdmrnand Of thesnaval division stationed at
Rio to (which are to be added seven of the best YES
,sels Of The squadron. ., +. 'i''ssf' 50 'f ~ =
Accounts bad been received from the interior
from Para up to the 9Th, and from Pernambuco and
Bahia ID tRe 2Sth and 3lst October 80 y "
Affaifs in the province Of Para were quiet. In
Mafan am robberies and assassinations had becona
extremely frequent e. f.. - a. I'D .,r. ~,
In the province of Rio Grande de Norte the vel
low fever had again made its appearance, and car
1ied off b considerable number of children. a.ta
Il The accomplces of Jose Guimaraes, who killed
his brother, the commahdant Of Umber had been
arrestediiu Baha.v.. sl' ,raas .s5 ~. e,
The American and British merchants at Rio had
sent intP the Government their opinion, requested
from the by the latter, wthiregardto the project
| ed amen iment of the Brazilian tariff.
i Accod nts from Montevideo up to 24th October,
and from Buenos Ayres to 81 st. mention the arrival
at the former place of ST. Guido, late minister Of
the Argentine Republic, at the Court of Brazil
The prevairs feeling was in favor of the expected
| war with Brazil.ERosas had under arms in, the
Oriental States $500, in the Entire Rios and Cor
rientas 5000 available troops and at Buenos Ayres
and Santa Fe4, 500 men, OF these $4,000 are ready
to take the field. T., n,t's,i .5@ ~ ~,
4 Ayes}el hadarived at Ruenos Ayres from Ant
,werpi Lao principally with munitions of war
Great preparations wers being made in the arse!
1 nal Of Bpenos Ayres.i ~ ~ - n on ~ ir' u
~ Letterb from Entire Rios state that the feelings
Of difunpn' between Rosas and Urquiza has much
ihcreased ;the latter was said had, alter delaying
TO carry put the directions of Rosas, agreed upon
the basis Of an alianee, WITH Ex-Governor Of Cor.
be furnished with percussion locks by Belgian,
whp had been employed by him for some time past.
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CARPETS, MATING, Etc.

s The subscriber has Just received few more pieces o.
those beautiful threeply and Ingram CARPETS which
have been much admired during the season.
- ..., ALSO ON HAND ... ord
Brussels, Tapestry Velves and Administers together will
White tpld Coored MATTlNGS, etc,
Jazz 34SW JOSEPH ETTER 20 Camp at
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Second Municipality Lyeeurn.

~ cecufes ~ the Lycepm Hall Will be delivered until
tthef notice. on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS at O'clock NJ
The distinguished Dr. j. LAWRENCE SMITH is engaged to de
i.et tWre Lectures upon the subject of Chsmsy He will
follow "a BY other learned Professors, pon
scfn9 dHrms The sesson,"as contemplated by ordinance
creating the Library aud Lyceum So 81 AN i "a = q
The terms Of admission to the whole coure inf ,h.s r,, NV
peced, ito be about FORTY in number are ,s 6,,,ox.,
eeu'pn Ticket admitting Gentlemen ard Ladies' 49, Searon
Ticket admitting one person. S. admission single Lecture Soc
II Tickets may be obtained from Librarian at the Munich
patty Hall. 'r' ' -
~ Single Tickets be had a,he door, on the evening Of each
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, e@ We have just RECEIVED per ships William md Bay
State a large assortment of SUPERFlNE SHIRTS con.
sisting 81 all sizes and styles OF Linen and Cotton.
NORRIS IL WAY, ~ Camp street, DBL
jail 2pt corner Common under Hewlett's Hotel
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Coon ADyICE,-Mr. Wesley, in letter to one
of his PREACHERS, says y" Scream no more at he
peril OF yohr sour God warns you Nv HE, whom he
has set ovfr you. Speak as earnestas you can hut
do not esefeam. Speak with all your heart, but
with moderate voice." ~
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Paper Hangipgs ana Upholstery,

~ On hand and for sale low, large assortment o.
PAPEH HANGlNGS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS
including large assortment of almost every article to b.
found inlsnch an establishment.
Jazz saw JOSEPH ETTER 20 Camp st.
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RoBBERYs-A man named Brown. formerly boss dray.
man thus city, robbed board the steamship Pbade
phia thepassage from Chages, of $780, He suspected
person belonging the SHIP and he Yesterday had hun ar
rested. He succeeded in recovering $780, which found
concealed mthe ashes old stove on board the shp
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Notice,
SHIRTS. sHIRTs.! sHIRrs:..

IL There number Of BOOKS rescued fruan
the FHepn Common street. door Charles
owner can hear OF, by application this Office Ja2l
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q ASKl fNrELdtIs ENcE.-SWe are happy to an.
aounce 'tt the rvsrat this place, has fallen four
~ issk chss during abs pAss a days and trust
SsssS n RsasA ere POW SAFE iIema .epe
:s,sseI irine he lwe previous -yesrs. tBa,on
:KodgA Ga e.ie, 18th ipsi. = 80 Lci;s
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q Ton LIBEedArrsEselep1ayIR a Jhompeony an OIL.
prsdmah, aRd family, eight in number, from Han.
every Ia reached here on the Swiftsure. on their
way 10 Liberia, in Africa. We understand that
there are about iifiy eoored persons in addition Il,
these, WHIP are ahonl stating together 10 Liberia
from this fity, under the of the Colonization
Society l[I.Ousville Courier
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TIKI GREEK SLAvE.-We happy 10 perceive that our
friend at the of Canal and Chartres Streets is
the owner of Powers Of the Greek Slave whh
drawn by him in the Western Art Union al Cincinnati
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Egentldnen on the Committee Of Subscription
A II Grcwmap. John R. Pike. Jo-eph Geuos C. BhlE,t,
Il + iad ny';s. f 4 seTes sspzenea9 w. P3rtce
Man asensl p1 IaSau aage' w. To M:d H.
IsEs N.isbs W. Henderson j. if ias & e. ~ N.
5anes sf' F glst u john Es si1sy. q
GIflhd JSha,R Shaw, U. Shift, H. Rsnshaw, j. i.
h hsSSSpts' Cnl,y James A Gasqnet D. BEN, G.
s.anto}. R0Ssa Conway. Ps%sIs Paref IRWIN a '@ y.
aanSnpa E. X Ma,erson. w, E. Wilson. and notion
Mr.. Bullti declined to serve on the COMMITTEES.
hut i'd he had subscribed $4,000 when the St.
Charles was, first built, and he would renew the
subscription He was authorized to say that his se
nor partner, Maunse White, was ready to subscribe
as mud has any one Of the ten largest property hold
sEs in ihe Municipality. Thisspsechaof Mr. Bull
litE~ai reheived with great AAtbpsiasiR. Mr.. Bul.
lit waf not excused. Mr. Bell, onf1e close of the
nesting, urged the, Importance of prompt action.
He requested the Committee to remain and adopt
ome joint action:
'Acqmmttee of,tbres was iappointed to con fer
with the stockholders, mpo7ed of: JIG. Gaines
,. Centey, Jr. and H. L. Buckner. The meeting
hep adjournet till called together by the Commit.
ee oni Subscriptions. The best spirit prevailed,
md thb announcement by Mr.. Bulitt of the sub
criptidn Of Mahnsel White a. Co, il, only ,ap
arnes9of what will be ,dOns.t The prompt and |
apid rSerecfion of the St. Charles will go far to
emoyd the stigma settling on the character of New
)rleant, that it has no public spirit. ur " s,tT
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ROOTS AND SHOES-269 cases, landing ex
- ship Sarah H. Snow, for sale by
isss ii a. +. DUNBAR 4 co. "a and Is Common st
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=" y. ma uOND, II camp 81
THE yERANDA HOTEI

liz ipropnetors of this establishment, in orde
to meet the eygrucy of the pre- sent moment have
leased me COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE BUILpING on ftIY@
81. Charss street., ard furnishing and pe ELL
pairing pr dodgers. The Rooms airy and pleasant &E
Gentemeh taking lodgings IN this budng can board al N
Veranqa pr at the numerous Restaurants in the vicinity
ior Rooms TO he made at the office Of thu
NeIdhoa.l Ja23 lmd& w
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Il a file for the $4,000 Diamond WatcI

|
| tHith Three other 'Vaua5le Watches.
| NE above prizes may be seen at Messrs. Tyle,
gaiv 1T, nsw jewelry Store No. 80 Camp street, ~
al very ny biautifal and valuable. j. Lady sssX
e WaT EIs nd aH Fsf
SET , %llh diamonds; and the other DOUBLE WATCH,
WON s %Afc aRa above ha, Just been ratified m
ns WSSse a Ang 1a D1%on dn WGe fna
for $1,000 Five hundred chances at ss n es Wiols b En-
he ' sssf Wash as The es
5 "est W xe III O a "a, set with Pearls and Emer
ae shall be conducted by appointed BY holders o.
Per h the city country wishing chances can secun
, ,vsn by the fol lowing named gentlemen
Ty h P Hewitt GaPp 4''' conducted
m l. l. n fBs rssaweIl IS p0yd'as street. ,
KIN H. BRfT0sTd nse' st. Louis Hotel. q.
tn Whls, BcEsI, Camp street, anu common '''
sYsbMnvwA lbp In,, s.9eyJ Common street
Ear II the Veraada Hotel. 10|''
a as,sss o Sise q q bewes iiGe
SeorEe W Nay Wn q y Go. IS Graver street.
wv k Sosis at a: Brown Co. 800 Magazine St
eeesa cry sae iGgs 10 st Common 3 i'm
Mayoraity of NewOrieans, Jan. 22, 1851.
acceptance with the sixth section Of the ac,
= to equa,ze representation in the Municipal Councils OF
ae es IF 30, syp aud Recorders Of The unpa
Se n S u re. this day the Office q
Mo- Nond az, IT, 9s in the Sixth Wado s IT,
ounel Of Municipality No. Two and hereby certify III,
J! A. REAsD -; a7s votes. J, C. GLENN . ls7 votes
elected 1snr 10 ;ssIsn s hss s5 @ % dn
panty no Two in the Council OF said Municipality.
t...,- 4, .. CRossMAs. Mayor.
b, Recorder Of Municipality No. One.
ja23 Recorder af Hnnicinaf;iv M r.,oo
TEXAS PACA,NSmIn bags and bbl,, for sale
! II SS-5OO whole, half, and quarter boxes
,ass f4 Nv ARTHUR co. IS and % New i.svs. a.
{ RANBERRIES--l5O whole, half and quarter
jass NV ARTHUR co. Is and 90 New Lev,,ese
TEEAst25o packages assorted qualities, for sal.
by ! w. ARTHUR co: q and 20 New I.evee
IMITATION CoGNAC-l5O eighth casks and
ia 9srIs' n " az ARTHUR co % and % New Lava.
SCOTCH WHISKY-3 punc6eons- for ale h,
- Ia.3 w: ARftIUR & co, ss and % New Ieyee ~
.RooTS AND sHoEs-241 cases, landing e,
jss 81! Hisois 81 iss X CO. land 4,
F. ,wooD Y co, Ship Chsnders and & ROGERS,
and f Hsfs P9 RI
assortment 81 DDS which they viii sell at reasonsbls
prices: ~. :, +. y. 80 mis- 2mf7
w and 1un6ti BoIe, Window Iia assorted ,,ze
Ia ~ he offered or sale prices lower than bsiop
SOU ssT pean' Bui dets, Gaziers and Dealers invited
sAaiN, anu inquire before ''''
1.,.' NATHAN JARVIS a. CO..
Z eH Corner or Msgaz nj Comm II ureety.
VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION AND
NEGROES FOR SALE-A very valuable and highly
mpOVet Shgar Plantation situated the parish of Popte
Canpee, containing 1900 nj which 500 are under
.ai0l, fired for sale A SngarhOuss, with sune.
rn Engine, has Just been completed of $G5tOO
With the Plantation offered Thirty vsushles Negroes
and iu supply OF Mules. Horses Wagons and Stock For
more full description and terms, apply to
- WRIGHT. WILLIAMS X co.
dsl Union Row, 81 Csrondelet 4
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- dHE3 FATERNAL .GoyERNMENT OF AUSTRIA.
Thai fwaik xsrhses la: this statement: aThe
,HssrtPate holders Of bank, p9tes in Austria, and
the whPe population belong to that category, have
bssA attempting to make themselves good in the
utter absence Of the preclods metals, by investing
their Honey in copper. This made that metal
scarce and faised it'll price some fifty dollars per
fwt., vIhereupen' the ministry forbade the sale of
copper 10 any person who could not show that he
neededft for actual uss."' We ,eah tell q better
financing operation than this. The Emperor
Franci4 having .ascertained :, that the Russian
roublesi ofeaEatherine II, considerably exceeded
their nkminal value,. bought up seven millions,
which e msltea down and Re issued. gaining one
Wfiiion4 or eighth~ndred thousant doiiars, ~ the
ePelati4 Another inanoialt opsia.ion was tie
|sgslsofl paper money, and Furnishing with death
aHy npd who refused to receive it. By this means
Il was Nept al par two years. The Emperor com
PEELED 3ll sihrches, towns, and corporations to
give NA all their Bullion, and coin" and receive
l'pAper' THE penalty of refusal was confiscaon.
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tSl NOhce.-The Committee appointed for obtaining
subscriptions Tor Rebuilding the ST CHARLES HOTEL viii
please Me,sss Henderson Gaines, No as Canal
gst hea spbscripcn Books. . +, ..,-,.,.'-, - =
re- he Meubsrs of the Comttee will meet daily at IN.
OF H. LoNsDALE Esq No. 81 Gravier street, hafpss
o'ciocK jiSU Signed, H. C. CAMMAcK, Chairman
a4I The Subscriber would tender his sincere thanks
to the IRE DEPARTMENT for their gallant exertions in his
halt nsvirg his street, of the Church
from dssucuon day the ce destructive atom
and also his FELLOW CITIZENS who rendered their aid on Nh
above OCCASION. jR.~3 u W. P, BELL Livery Stable
7----t><---------- ....s..t,I 10.
~ Messrs. Editors Of the Crescent Please To
l.. sURGi Candidate Surveyor Of Municipality
No. rwp, at the ensuing election on FEBRUARY 1851. 3.
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..o' ~. I'll. Gather, rn
AGENT FOR Miss nj. POULTNEY,
jaI3 I'M .: r. n. OFyrcE 81 CAst srppv,

~s sAs ~NGGbGGks HfHu
AGENT FOR Miss NJ. POULTNEY, 7
lal3 I'M " r. r OFFICE 81 CAMf srREsr.' ''
! RRANDIEs. WINES AND LIQUORS.
" r' Brandies: '''' - ''7.
''''on 's?n' 1 1sl5-s H hsIf Bpss III,
ks1bts sba,9 TS9G as G GS1 hs and IL
Raj mOnd-s iaf plies and IL DIS; ~'''''i y '''
me- 10 octaves - Ii3filli' ~ a. hA''
+ ,.i goo ! mr., .1a. yvi,c. 1907 - "iipt
9yss Davies genuine I Pa!hetn Rpd dos pipe.
S 5sbSs Madera-I, gne,,sI casks: 'c'f - -
pasnHny cs Sa9'w' sherry sGassr casks
s sa3s"nspp pure juice sher'yqua,sr casks m
Chainpagne Heidsick-35 baskets ', 0's s ,.,
80. DENT ponyre 9aa quart = baskets; .,
Glast, various qualitie1--2DO boxes: - "' 81, pt
Hock and Burgundy-25 cases; SIS q, 81 -lf
Whisky. Morongahela and Bourbon, some very .npe.
Gih nleder swami pipe; . ,,ul .: ~, s,,.
ionr G siS.eIl pE R,eei - -. ,,s
i i iamalsn Rum--l luncheon; i II A.fr
s E,shsnbhsk'-I Punehs ,r, oir w.
..,. Scotch Ale, pnts and qnarts-2O casks. N 't
L., London Porter, pints aud quars30 casks .;'' -
In store and Customhouse, and ior sale By ass !.
'1-a e-ayaa, ~ Common St and Canal st. Row,
TO SUGAR PLANTERs-Test between M, q
F, hhen n Biloxi Fire Brick %. and the Scotch
wbs Az Of NJ & SsSa'
,hs T sso sSt B, w'
''sh'y n.y. Nenda' not at ALL neither broken CRACKED
81 a nP tss ss 2s and SSS
Apen . F.
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the s., 6herle, Hotel Meeting.

AT an early htur Dge number OF the business
men Of the city, medi e Chat ber of Commerce,
Mr. R9l in thh CHI Nj. ~. Day read the
repoftd "a resolutions the CSnmittee appointed
to COM with tie stock Holders. 10 which is annexed
the IMPOSITION Jf the company.
REPORT AND REVOLUTIONS.
The committee appointed on the 2h instant, ascertain
npon what terms the e foundation. etc., the St. Charles
Hotel can be procured
Your committee respectfully report that they have conferred
Company who have offered to sell the whole number of
standing shares (ay a35) five dollars share
annexed p{aposition aceivsd from theua. -
This will Of accepted) pn in possession Of good title to
the lot and fonnlp0Hs peny,
subject only to The MORTGAGE on the lot Of ss4S which
Believing that the acceptance Of this p0potio nw be the
mo feasible plan for carrying out the great object Of this
meeting. The speedy re-eection Of the stately St Charles
Hof. your committee respectfully offer ths following resou
Id Resslse9 That the chairman appoint committee Of
therfs to inot their
ACCEPTED, condition thata sufficient of stock sub
scrie out the objects OF this meeting and that all
me present shafehQldeFs concur. o. - 80 "t'iN !
d Rs4ggsd. The the chairman appoint COMMITTEES of
soic clpto9 for fifteen thousan. sharesSf the
CASH t5in at w0monhs 45 in note at four MONTHS
% note A. nine months. and the remaining 45o be sub
ject 10 The call Of the directors thereafter tN't a
Sdt ReS0lred, That 80 the committee have their
subscriptions flied 10 Is 900 shares, they shall call
ing thu ezcri thereto for the purpose Of cohummating
the 18th the stockholders and taking
be necessary for the erection Of the HOTEL
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r Thetfollooing is the proposition Of the present
stock heldsls 81 the ST. Charles Hotel Company,

To We .Cssmitee appointed bu the meeting held at The
HtrehsnS E1etange. en- instant, reldtre to the
rebuilding ct ne 81. Charles Hotel: 4 -.4s .,
TIP whole number ofshares Of the present Company now
out, Is 12,375 ~ f4T'''-9Y
TIP undersigned the numb of shares op-
posk their Names will transfer all the interest Of said ates
M ny ground and masais at fce dollars shdrs the
goutd to be subject to the present mortgage of ninety
tho fpd dollars, inese of seven per cent which debt
IL paid by the new stock holders the shasevof oher
Nbc1hodeat to he taken az price, if they wish tn sell
kbehg understood that all other liabilities of the ST. Charles
hbteI fompsny 10 this including interest the aoe
said mortgage debt to this date and the of 1850 are
be paid By of the said IL 375 shares and all other
Of the Company at this date shall belong to the said
Owne3s ~ tha said Ia 315 shafesr o " i -Eff - IN
present Direction wish distinctly understood they re-
sign 4nlthe transfer Of theiy shares '''N " ~ -
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COMMERCIAL PLAGE.-Ths is to be the name of the
alley which he through from St. Charles street.
opposite the Commercial Exchange, Camp 1t
now about two since the fire at this took place.
the project of cutting alley through has been urged with
great zeal during the whole time. The property holders op.
posed it, and the has long been before Fourth Dis
ct Court. Ii decided in favor of the alley days
nce anda resolution last evening pissed by the Council
authorizing the work to be commenced The passage will be
convenient TO those who reside the centre of The
block between Poydras and Gravier streets.
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menus OF communities and he said he would close
to each of them
sss " Above all to thine own self he tue; III
Tb nu ea mns5 ,ha, s;sbe dayts night
SECOND MusrclrALrrY cSsktolL l3lis body tAit last
evening, and in the absence SERecdES Caldwell Alder
man johnson was called to thetlair. fMi TX
On motion Of Mr. sewell, aconimi.e Of three wa, ap.
hu 20 examine the qualifications oSthe newly elected
Mess Shields. sewel and Stewart on said committee and
aiecess OF hve minutes ives taken.------------
When me committee came in. Mr. Shields the chairman
some IN regard to the report which had
been prepared ASA member of tile committee bicb hal
examined the qualifications of Maior Rsarj an ,.vons
oeoason he would state that he was then acuated o nv
sense ofh duty Alderman From the ack noy,,d
men Of Major Beard himss he WIS assured that ba
not egoe to the office to which he had hcen elected and
ne therefore opposed his adnision into the Counr Tn.
which then existed had been removed bv In.
which had elapsed and he therefore did not oppose him
Mr. Shields then offered report to the commite. to the eff
.ect fhat MAJOR Beard duly qualified to take his seat
ine report was ADOPTED and the new Alderman made
shorspeech explaining his position He proud of the
honof OF seat in the Council and of the honor done him y
ms constituents in twice eectng him that seat All sorts
OF uhors had prevailed the in regard to the course
ne Intended to pursue in The Council and lie had been &C.
cusd of making all of pledges to those opposed to the
puplr schools. and to Mr. r. M Carter. He would take
the opportunity on taking his deny all of these accu
sauo1s. lie knew not of Pledges and he felt himself
perfectly independent He should not come into the Council
nased by any party religious feeling and he hoped that
all SUE feeling would be barshed from the deliberations of
the Bpard. 49,. - -, H. i,-,'---
MR. heshaw thought that the gentleman by his remarks
seemed 70 intimate that party and religious feeling had hereto.
lore mad great influence in the actions OF the Council and
e'of one would discam the impeachment lie acted in
regard to the rejection Of the gentleman previous
on' strictly according to the dictates Of his conscience and
sense Of duty. p g. g. '''.'
Mr. Beard thought the gentleman had no right to appro
pirate his fenarhs to hnse He did not pretend to doubt
that egentemen who reported against him on his first cleo
on acted very eonscenliousy but he thought they
rng conscience rather far when they exered themselves
strenupusly 10 prevent his election. -t-. ~
closed the interesting debate and the business of the
evening was proceeded with ,l..r ..,. DO w. r.. ..
following the of the Treasurer for the past two
week. :
ost report S5,b4O rs
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