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this capacity of acquiring by donation Mortis Causa Ses
Buard Cunys Digest, $780, section ". But it is ar
eued that the law in question declares that property 40 ac
qure shall be administered by the Sinking Fund and it,
enues applied to the payment Of the debts Of the Munich
paty This legislative enactment does not in my opinion
render the CORPORATION incapable Of receiving the legacy in
the present instance with the obligation of conforming to the
intentions Of the Tesaor provided such intentions be not
contrary to law For the statute in question be viewed
as laying down general rules for the administration and ap.
pcaon of requests to the Corporation. and not as thwart
ing the legal and benevolent intentions Of those who should
make such bequests
to the general right of corporations to receve such be-
quests zee Article 42l fCode. And although doubt might
have existed under the Of Act Of 1906 Section s Of
the right of the city Of Orleans hold property out Of its
corporate limits. that doubt received legislative solution
years before the succession Of McDonogh was opened
See Act of 1s4O already quoted And by Article 1859 of
Civil Code it is sufficient If the capacity to receive dons
ton exist the dste Of the opening Of the succession al
though did exist the time the Will was made. In the
present instance the Will made twelve before the
death the Teato and the record shows that he possessed
large estates without, well within. the corporate limits
of New Orleans
Being of opinion for the above given, that the de-
wise of John McDonogh to the Mayor Aldermen and In.
habtants of New Orleans of the undivided half of his
estate subject the payment of certain legaces and annu
ties, is good law and that said devise and bequest have
not apsed that. consequently. the State Of Louisiana not
entitled take. under the VIII of John McDonogh the half
of his estate in the place and stead Of the said Mayor Alder
men and Inhabitants Of New Orleans.
Judgment for defendants
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JxYYHRsoN CoLLEoR AND MILITARY INsrI-
ruTE.--Nothing affords US more qualification, than
y obsesye and announce new proofs of Southern
improvsaAsAt We have recently spoken Of Oakland
College in mississippi. We now learn that the
Oldest literary institution in that State, Jefferson
College, near hatcher, has been revived. 1t is to
b conducted on the military plan. Washington is
N agreeable village, six miles from Natchez in a
healthy country, and accessible from all parts o.
Lcuisians. We commend it, as well as the other
excellsnt college, to parents seeking good school
for their sons. 49,
The Southern patriots send their sons to the
Northern universities. But the colleges of the
ssush arc many Of them highly respectable good
eneugh for submssionists
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CAUSES OF THE DECLINE OF CoTToN.-The
circular Of the Talcotts, of the 9th, assigns several
reasons for the unexpected and unnatural decline
The spinners are using other cottons and neglect
ing the Liverpool market, in order to affect the
price; second, to fear of the Bank of England
which always operates against high prices
third, to belief that the crop will run up to
100000 or 100000. The result, therefore
'eov depends on the course Southern plant
srs may adopt soiM the balance Of their crop,
Our faith is mistaken in moderate crop-cey-
taia,ly not to enceed 2,150,0OO Jales, but the
anxiety of planters to realize causing early heavy
receipts, ViH, if persisted IN, weaken confidence
in any estimate under 100000 bales, or at all
ecents aepress prices to the point achich qciU b
considered safe, adopting that estimate as the
basis, and when later in the season the fact of a
moderate crop is established, for achoss benefit
aciU the error be corrected
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MUNICIPAL ADJuDIcATIoNs-The Mayor yesterday dis
po,ed of the wing contracts by auction Fencing n and
repairing schoolhouses in the First and Second Wards,
Second Municipality E. Baker cleaning and keeping in
pair the paved and unpaved of the Third District
Second Municipality far two years. Thomas Barry, at $3.50
laying sidewalks in the Third District "a pre-
vousy awarded to William Smith, Richard Keenan,.
cents per foot laying plank.road in Caliope street, from
Howard to Jacob street. L. Surs, at % 20 per laying
crossings in the rear of the First Municipality. Thomas
Lynch. at "a IS each
STABBING-A man named Henry Burke, was stabbed and
dangerously wounded about o'clock yesterday morning
in Poydras street, the Market He conveyed the
Hospital and certificate from Dr. Weddersrandt received
at the Recorders office yesterday stated that he lying in
critical situation. Two men were arrested on the spot
charged with having committed the act.
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Now that il il discretionary with tigants to ad-
verss q any paper they think proper, we can con-
fdently recommend the columns OF the Crescent"
from is large and constantly increasing yearly,
monthly and weekly subscription list as most
advantageous medium Of communication, and
therefore hope that we shall receive due share
Of them.
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Tn appliances Of our Job Office are such now as
% snabas y % execute, with beauty and dispatch,
svssy variety Of printing in the book, card and
poster line, At prices a. low at any similar estab
lishment in the city. We. therefore, respectfully
invite our friends and the public to give US CALL
when in want Of that description of work. Partic-
ulas care i bestowed on lawyers briefs, and the
leas. possible delay in furnishing proof.sheets.
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ST. LOUIS. g Buchanan, Howe Petersou FIv n T.
Trs,el, Hopkins, McPheses, Mo; W Douglass:
TIabue. Myers. Mrs W Martin, II McFali foudm n
W WoGS, La Thomp'on Seymour. NY orman
mns Perrin Brown, Tenn Hanger and lady, Rusi and
auy Miss Carngton Mr. Carngton Ark; DR. Hopkins Miss
orman, Miss Collier, Miss Wallace.
IN vERANDA. 81 Mills, W Evans r W Watson, N o Ware
hoiiday, Pckens, Wells, Brown, DIR Stanton l.
s ns.'R c sss SI MS' unngt% s.Ty az scpd
'aser. Mr. jackson, Ark; T A sone. -
NJ I'm, ARCADE Quincy, L Galway, W Hcgan q Hili
Bs1rss. Il = H. s.asy Wood. Wood Barrett
Mn Ws lava w Bonner Texas; southvck, Va ;
la A. ~ ~. w xspug mniker Akin, Tntum Mil
wrsrr oNe.. Phillips Ala Fitzpatrick Alex.
ys' s.;n Msnos and lady, Ham ton smith,
~ TWn, hsnry Hsunt Md; VIM Victsr California
ID Miller, La. a'' An' " "oouor'' La :
vss Irls, Wright Va; vnsnn Eude N
,Wecn smith, w LanAon, Troskoausk Al Nicbois "
Rhoades. Major Devan, La West Miss. Cs,,,amsm
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The HENDERSON CAsE.-We believe that two jurors wer
obtained Yesterday for the third trial Of Gen. Henderson

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Melvina Proctor was yester
day tried in this Court the charge of stealing several a
Giles from Mrs Bannister the of Royal and Ben
vile Streets The accused in the employ of Mrs b.
four years. and the larceny aedged have been commit
ted in June last 1t will be recoleced that the accused was
tried last fall and that the Jury agreeing discharged
The same witnesses produced yesterday on the first
trial.
Mrs Bannster that several articles which were pro-
duced in Court taken from Mrs Proctors trunk and
that they belong her She stated that she assisted Mrs
Proctor up stairs and that in her opinion she was very much
intoxicated. She laid the bed in state of nsensibiy
and she. Witness then opened her trunk found the goods
consisting Of pieces of silk. ribbon In regard to the in
toxcaton, it proved that the accused was subject
epieptc fits which had the effect of dementng her that
she was rendered incapable of right from wrong
Messrs G. w. Homer and ]. W. Frost appeared on the
part of the accused Mr. Homer commended there was
proof Of the identity of the goods and that the confession
was made at time when she suffering from long con
tnued epieptic fit and her mind weakened by disease
Mr.. Frost commented on the Indictment which charged
that the goods stolen the property of Mrs. Ban
nister The proof showed that she was married. woman-
there evidence of separation of property and be
goods were presumed to belong TO the community were
therefore improperly aedged be the property of Mrs Ban
mister alone.
The District Attorney made strenuous efforts for conyc
ton, contendng that there possible ground for the de-
fence.
The Jury after being about fifteen minutes returned
with verdict of guilty. feveny recommending the prisoner
10 the mercy of the Court.
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"COFFRK-CoyTEK.IBySy Sykes, Hyde d Co-Mond,v
The llh inst at haps. 10 oeocs will 6e the Pelican
warehouse corner OF Somnerce and od streets. by order and
under the inspection OF the Port Wsrens aeeonn, az h
may $50 bags RIO COFFEE, slightly d.msssd o ,b
voyage Of Importation. Terms cash." e' u" ''e
EV- The gentlemen present at the sdudc.,;o, Of tho
property mentioned in the above advertisement are
fully requested to bear in mind the circumstance, of the
the will be contested Law-the upder.ivned ,;
ing to be the best and highest bidder for the afoe descd
property. felS IT. Williamson Tpppv
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from Key WKsT.-We have received advices
from Key West, but NO news Of much Importance.
The amount Of salvage decreed on the cargo and
materia Of the Swedish brig Sylphede, lately lost
1t Tostngas, il $1,000. This is fifty per cent. on
three hundred and twenty-one bales, and seventy.
five per cent. on fifty-three.
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The AAIL.-We are happy to perceive, that,
unleU sone accident occurs between here and Mo
bile. we shall have q full mail through this morn.
ing a late a. DUE
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STEAMBOAT ExrLosIoS.--We learn from the
clerk Of the steamer 81. Charles, that the steamer
Bride. Capt Amsden. from Cane River. with
cargo Of 800 bales cotton. busted ono Of her boil
en- on Friday last, in rounding to, scalding several
ofhsr passengers, deck hands, and firemen. The
captain, mate, and some Of the passengers of the
Bride, came down to the city on the St. Charles.
vns Schmidt. Of New Orsens. - ..''"'
We have seen few Of the proof sheets of this
inyaluabIs work. Mr.. s. has been for years en-
gagged in preparing this Digest 1t will be received
with crest satisfaction by the Bar Of Louisiana,
vhile y will DO indispensable to the lawyer Of
CaEfcenia,
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FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.-Hugh Grant VS.. The .Mapor
and Council Of Municipality No. Tpo-In this case.
plaintiff as will be recoected obtained of mandamus
citing the Mayor and the Council of the Second Municipality
appear and show why he should not be put in Dos,
session OF the office OF Surveyor of the Second Municipality
to which office as appeared by the returns he elected
A. IT, Blanchard one of the opposing candidates. and the
one running nearest to the plaintiff protested against the
election the grounds that Grant esdsn of the
Paris-tha fraud and violence used the Third Ward
POLL and that there not the requisite number of Clerks
and Commissioners the Seventh Ward Poll. Mr. Blanch
ard being the incumbent OF the Office refused to give it up
and therefore the writ of mandamus. The case was submit
ted to the court, and will be decided in a few days
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In the proceedings Of the Dubuque City Coun.
ell rscently we notice that it is ordered that D
Murphy BE- allowed the privilege Of mining in the
graveyard In the north Of the city, by paying tn.
city ons-Afth Of the mineral.
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The WILL OF McDoNoeH SusTAINED.-In
smother column will be found Judge Buchanan's
opinion sustaining the validity Of the Will which
bequeaths this immense property to the cities Of
Nav Orleans and Baltimore
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e. An adjourned meeting of the Board of Marsbas nj
the Fire Department Of this city, will be held in bs Hail al
Louisiana Hose Company, corner OF Carondset and Peso
streets. on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT. aOtb ins,
at O'Clock. full and punctua attendance is requested
BY order Of the Grand Marshal.
iels A. MOULTON, Secretary
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RECORDER GESois' CouRr.-There was NOT n s;n,ls
District Court case in this Court Yesterday
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RECORDER CALDwKLL's CouRr-A large numhs, of
of petty assault vagrancy rowdysm and
came before Recorder Caldwell yesterday morning. or
all had their excuses aud very plausible ones too FIR
the offences with which they charged and his Honor
punish the innocent and let the guilty go Free We know of
position where judgment and GOODNESS is required or
where audges patience tried than on the Recods
bench The different Recorders daily called upon to give
decision. IN from twenty to fifty cases, and would be
strange indeed, if they did not sometimeser
William Barker. lad who was formerly emploved nm
board the cutter Duane was yesterday brought he
fore Recorder Caldwell for examination on the charge s
stealing $500 from the commander of the CUTTER Lieut. RAN
doph in December last The accused has been in prison
two months. and he was yesterday returned before the
First District Court for trial.
Several persons arragned on dieren, charges, I'm,
none of them examined.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Fifth District Court of New Orleans
Present, the Honorable A. M. BUCHANAN, Judge

James r. Shisids. Guardidn. Va Thomas o. .MeuI,
Tutor Of 1h0S. y. Moore, Minor. :. No. 1893
T appears to the Court that Samuel Lake departed
this life many leaving which descended
to his five children Mary Jane Harriet NJ. Samuel William
and Henry Lakes that Hare, NJ Samuel and William bav.
departed this lfe that the minor, Thomas p Noore The
only child OF said Harriet M hes received Louisiana
from his mother and bis unctas all OF which from his
Probate Court Of New Albany Indiana, the domc the
MINOR having asked to be the said estate
Of his ward the Cour considering the provisions Of an act OF
the Legislature approved LIST April, lS43
III IS ordered That advertisement be made, in two news
papers Published in this city for at least thirty days in the
manner prescribed by law for the rendering of accounts by
tutors and administrators OF the proposed withdrawal OF the
funds OF said estate of said minor.
AND all persons having claims against the succession aore
Court within thirty days from the first advertisement as
aforesaid, or their claims will be barred
Extract from the minutes.
fell p, Leblanc CIe,l
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thompson - .VIrO2s.
Fashionable Clothing Establishment,

No. I'D CAMP STREET, ct.
Opposite Hewlett's EscbahFe
rave received per steamer Falcon, additional spnlrs of
SUPERIOR READYMADE CLOTHINti manufactured a,
pasy Tor the Retail Trade, in manner and atvs. The
stock, in part, Consists OF
~ CIFGhsHISATsIo' e9loret Cloths and cassmeres
hs-Oi black French Cloths, l. l. and full eircle
DRESS CoATS-of black French Cloth
FROCk COATS-Of black and colorpd P,cncb rlo,b.
Cessiuleres ' '''' ''o ana WIkeo
BUSINESS COATs-of coored Cloths and ,lr,b and ,i,
Cassimeres. ~ "''' "ap "fu hhfsu
mere-newest - 1900 '>'" ""' 'he''
shSTS-O black Satin, Silk, Cashmere Bombazine. En-
hrodered Cashmere Fancy Silk and Cashmere ricb ;is
and Sorees white Marselles etc. etc. ~ ~ ''i 'a'-
ShlRTSOi Linen Cotton bodes--nInip and
BosOms. f'N "''
doSIERf-Of Silk, Cashmere, Merino and Cotton.
Gl.OVES-Jouvn's Kid, white straw bIacs and coor.d
6RavATS.zBlack and lancy Silk, Of richest STYLES
rsoChET.liDkfS-Sik and white audi ordered CarnLric,
SohNiNG GoWNS-C asinere, de Iane and Cotton
--"sPoroeIs, ou'As, Shounef Braces, fell
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY CoUNcIL.-This body met last
evening" Recorder Genois in the chair ten members present
message was received from the Mayor transmitting the
of the takers By the statement appears
that the population Of the Municipality is 95 more than it
in 1e47 The total number of is 3947 BY law
of the Legislature the Of each Municipality must be
taken four years. and apporonmsnt of
ton made.
Mr. Fabre offered resolution fixing the representation as
it has been for the last four years.
Mr. Dupre offered substitute giving Aldermen eac,
to the LIST and 4h wards and each the Others
nine in all.
Mr. Bonneva moved to have Aldermen only one for
each ward. The vote taken this notion and it was
lost
The previous question called for and considerable dis
custom ensued Motions OF almost description were
made and voted on in rapid succession and some confusion
seemed to prevail in regard to the matter at issue
The subject was finally opened to discussion, and Mr.
Clarke offered amendment, giving to the Fourth and Fifth
Wards three Aldermen each. making Is in all.
Mr. Silk said If gentlemen determined to 10 on in.
oreasng he would insist representative from the
7th ward.
The law says that there shall not be more than eighteen
Aldermen. and this fact urged by Mr. Ramos He
would to amend Mr. Fabres resolution by giving three
representatives the Fifth Ward the population of which
he sa had increased per cent during the last
four years.
After "big talk the vote on Mr. CIakes motion WINS
taken. 1t lost, and three or four other Amendments
were offered simultaneously.
On motion to reduce the number of Aldermen to four
two for each ward Mr. Debes commended that would
be in opposition to law which required that the reprenta
ton would be equal and uniform.
More talk ensued and Mr. Derbes moved to fix the num-
Der of Aldermen at nine.
Mr. Hagan doubted the proprey of reducing the numbor
of and the TAKEN The amendment
was lost and the then taken on the resolution @
offered by Mr. Fabre The resolution was adopted BY vote
of II g. and the stands as has preyiopsv
The Council soon after adjourned.
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no TAX PAYERS OF THE SECOND
MUNICIPALITY.


no The attention OF TAX PAYERS ON REAL ESTATE
SLAVES etc., is hereby directed to the following Resolution
passed by the Council at its sitting of January ISIS
"ReUuei, That DELAY in maxim,
out the receipts the time during which the payers may
themselves oil the two and half discount
resolution Of December a. 1850 hereby extended day
Of March ana that all unpaid that
bear interest the per per the n
OF demand until payment confonaby with section Of the
&C Of 10th of March, 1884.
"Resord That the Collectors Of Taxes estate sayef
capital personal property, hereby made
Municipality Tor the interest all collected by them ale
the frat OF March next"
no The Tax Receipts ready Munei
pal Hall. Office hours from A. NJ to p NJ.
Jos. o. PIERsON, c,,l.o,o.
fe3 tmhl 2dp SAML. G. Risk. SOo"ectofs'
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~ m unassgssd havs ri. dey tstsa punsrshp and
~ ~ atsn ihs psboaasn Of tbs Daily and Weskly
Csdssnt ~ 1DGKrM n. MADDOX, and business Of tbs
ssa vin fst tssO.dueted under the style Of H. MAD
UOx 4 a. JOHN W. CROCKETT
s2lttAS Ah J-W, FROST.
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CASH BOXES: CASH BOXES.
n-Juu received at She
NEW ORLEANS STATlONERS' WAREHOUSE
large assortment Of CASH BOXES construct on an pnrov.
pa being perfectly secure and portable
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new and improved lock- For sale by
lel1 :. zdp INV J. B: STEEL. u Camp street.
"NewOrleans Stationers' Warehouse.
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n. WssTsRH JouaNAL.-Thisis IN excellent Monthly
peosa = y Lout. and edited BY he Hon. M. Tarver
NJ eepnms Coun Of Missouri 1t i on plan
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. etc

nS' The Subscriber has a carefully selec
stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES FRENCH and ENGLISH CrEAi
e' Whch are offered to Planters, Phyeans others
at fair prices. JAMES 8 SHAW nrru.i,
feS lm2ip 49, =,
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mAYoRALTY OF NEwORLKANs, JAN ., 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue of The above
resolution, that P. Z Thcou, ESQ.,, Auctoneer of Mn
nlclpallty No. One. will sell, MONDAY, the 2ith Fell
the water works of Municipality No. One now erectei
an the machinery and boilers appertaning said wafer
resolution ~ " ~ ''e
a31 1Signe51 n Taona,... N,
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In tie Case of tie State of Louisiana VS.. The
Executors of JOHN McDonogA.
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The new magnificent aad swift running passenger packet
MAGNOLIA, Capt. st. Clair Thonasseu, positively leave
THIS AY, e 18th at O'Clock r M Louisve
vile and memphis. els T. B. Smith, " Poydras st.
tB- The superior and fast running BELviDERE Cant
Loi~ck. will positively leave THIS DAY, 18th inst
O'Clock, M, Tor Hurricane Bluffs Carana Ruff, Eeorr
shreveport and Alexandria T. q SMITH, II Poyira, 1t.
II The elegant and running steamer SARAH Capt
j. q. Wallace, will positively leave THIS DAY lust
O'Clock p NJ, Tor Tchuia, Ynzoo City Sasrs and vksburg
fob r.