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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-01
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LITERARY DEPOT Exchange Placs adjoining she Post Ocs
The New Books, received This Week:
THE LIVES OF THE CHIEF JUSTICES OF ENG.
LAND. By John Lord Campbell LID.
LETTERS ON ANIMAL MAGNETISM. By VIM.
Gregory, NJ. D., e. r. s, E.
VESTIGES OF CIVILIZATION; or, The E,ioogy of
History-Religious Esheice Political and Philosophical
ELEMENTS OF CHEMISTRY. By Thomas Graham,
FRS.
YEAST: A Problem. By the author of "Aton Locke
THE PLANETARY SYSTEM: Its Order and Physical
structure. By J. p. Michel, LII. d.
VOYAGES TO VARIOUS PARTS OF THE WORLD.
THE HISTORY OF CLEOPATRA. BY Jacob Abbot
DICTIONARY OF SACRED QUOTATIONS. BY
By Rev. H. H, Weld.
INTERMARRlAGE; or, Beauty, Health and Intellect.
A GENERAL HISTORY OF THE SABBATARIAN
CHURCHES. By Mrs lamar Davis. =
KALTSCtlMIDT'S LATIN DICTIONARY.
THE FRUIT. FLOWER AND KITCHEN GARDEN
BY Patrick Nei.
THE MILLER and MIILWRIGHT'S ASSISTANT
THE MoULDER AND FOUNDERS GUIDE.
TIE TURNER'S COMPANION.
OATIs's NE PLUS ULTRA INTEREST TABLES,
6 and per cent.
RENA: or, The Snow Bird Tale of Real Life By
Caroline Lee Hents, author of "Linds,"
CALET FIELD: Tale of the Puritans.
| EASTBURY: Tale. BY Anna II. Drury.
| THE JENNINGS AND THEIR BEAUX. By Miss
Leslie
| lHE NIUE; or, Inc aazarde OF women Attributed
Sir E. l.. Bulwer.
THE HISTORY OF PENDENNIS Fresh supply.
| THE YANKEE AMONGST THE MERMAIDS, and
other Wsggres and vagaries. By W E. Burton, Comedian.
Magazines and Serials.
! BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE, for June.
| KNICKERBOCKER, for June.
MERCHANTS MAGAZINE, for June.
Cooley, GRAHAM AND SARTAIN, for July
| No. IA, FIELD BOOK OF THE REVOLUTION.
| No. 2, LONDON LABOR AND LONDON POOR.
| No. 81, DICTIONARY OF MECHANICS AND EN-.
| GINEERING, tc. ie3O q 2ip ItW
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Stalking in Clinton, La.-On the evening of
the Oath ult'gjust as darkness had set in, a man
named West, cooper by .rade, was stabbed in the
breast by Spaniard named BENT, in the town of
Clinton, in this State. Fers were entertained that
the wound would prove Mortal, and the principal
and accessory were lodged in the parish Jail to
await trial next November
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A Breast, plate for Soidiers-ln Paris new
kind of cuirass for the use of the army is shortly
to be tried. This curass is of vulcanized India
rubber, about half an inch thick This thickness
it is stated, is more than sufficient to resist the ac
lion of a ball projected from AIRY kind of firearm
All the experiments tried have proved entirely sue
cessful The force of the ball is completely bro
ken by the elasticity Of the India rubber, and il
falls on the ground at the ieetof the person against
whom it was sent.
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RKMARKABLR CURR.-Dr. Fryer, the celebrated Indian
Doctor has the credit of achieving remarkable
We shown the other day slave belonging to the Old
Leyee Steam Cotton Press, Third Municipality, who we
were informed, had been cured of consumption or rahe
disease OF the liver and lungs with fever of the bowels He
was discharged on the 22d March, after being confined tn
bed Tor many months The appeared perfectly restored
We also saw at the time, who had been
Of severe by Dr. Fryer. Editors Louisiana Stat
Republican, Lafayette. May %, 1851. my3O d&Wtr
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another Fatal Accsdsnt.-On the 10th inst. I've
learn from the St. Louis Intelligencer), d mn
named Nichols killed another named Thompso,
FIVE miles back of Oquawka, under the following
painful circumstances
Nichols, with party, all residents of Oquawh
started to the woods in search of pantbr.
Thompson, living in a county near BY was at
alone on the same mission. While strolig
through the woods, about five miles from tom,
fred his gun into it. Not dreaming of the injry
done, and supposng the bush was merely shaIen
by the wind, the party did not stop. The day OIL
lowing Ihompson's lifeess body, with billet
hole through the neck, was found concealed beInd
the branches of the identical bush into witch
Nichols had imprudently, but no doubt innoceny
fred his gun. From appearances Thompson led
almost without a struggle.
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FOR STATE tax COLLEcror
Correspondenc
ORPHANS, JUBILEE.

NEwORLEANs, June 2. 1851.
20 ne Dres Of us Camp Female Orphan Asyiln The
undersigned with their families. having enjoyed great qualification
from the very creditabe scholastic pban Girls on
The Fourth oil July last In the Lyceum Hail. behalf themselves
and Others won respectfully solicit repetition Orphans
Jubilee, on the approaching national holyday.
Should be enabled comply request the urde
hgned feel assured that such foster
proper spirit OF emulation in tue Orphans under your CHARGE
while tas on former occaon) would be productive
amusement to themselves their children nsuc
ton and good example from the little your noble Inu
tuition. Very respectfully etc
JAMES P. FRRRKT, R. b. SYKES
o. CAREY, NICHOLAS @. HALL
CHARLES GARDINER, Etc. etc. etc,
NJ o. F. O. ASYLUM, June Q, 1851.
Gentlemen Your kind letter. asking repetition 0rphans
Jubilee on the Fourth OF July proxno has been received and
affords much pleasure 10 he enabled comply with the
of those whohe friendship and generosity freely
extended to the Camp street Asylum.
The children will be Immediately in preparation in Recitation
Dialogues and Musc for the approaching Jubilee with your
kind indulgence for their ddence experience is TO
be hoped that their youthful efforts will eqsay satisfactory to
their friends and patrons former occasion
With sentiments OF eipect ard gratitude. Sister E. REGIS.
To AesIs s, Feret o. Carey Gardner etc. etc
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The Fugitive Siavs Case at WiAlGmsport, Pa.
1t was understood that Jameson Havey was to be
tried for assisting in the escape of afugive slave,
and the bill had been presented to he grand jury.
On Friday morning, however, the court ordered a
noe prosequ to be entered in the Csc, and the bill
was withdrawn. 1t is currently reoorted here that
this proceeding is the result OF acompromse, by
the terms of which Harvey pas 5000 to the
claimants of the negro.
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Indian Goods-The Chicago Democrat, of the
18th inst. says: Fifty tons of United States In.
dian goods passed through this city yesterday. They
were designed for various tribes of Western In.
dams, as payment of annuities. They were des-
tined for St. Louis, and consigned to Messrs Nee
ly, Lawrence G. Co"
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Union Nominations IN Mississippi. - The
Nominating Committee his selected Dr. George G.
Banks, of Clinton, for tie State Convention, in
place OF General Foote, ad Richard O. Edwards,
OF Edwards Depot, for ne Legislature, in place
OF Doctor Catchings. Tie gentlemen thus SUBJ
sttuted are too well known in Mississippi to be
affected by commentator here-else we would
commend them. No conmendation would be too
buh
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A Fsw More Left"-Smith, the original
razor.strop man, having furnished every man in
the Union with one Of his celebrated strops, has
opened large iancy-store in New York, where
he is offering warranted brass clocks for one dollar,
and thousand and one useful Yankee notions at
equally low prices.
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y Tks Manafacpys Of Lard OIL There are
forty factories in cincinnati which consume fifteen
million pounds year, and producing five million
pounds Of stearine, and one million one hundred
and ten thousand gallons Of oil. The stearne is
made into candles -one pound being used in the
production Of two Of candles. This is only the pro-
duct Of Cincinnati, but every village in the est
Aas factory. This oil is rapidly takisg the place
q the cheap fsh-ois for light and is superior to
sperm for lubrcating machinery.
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Mortality IN Nerc York--A correspondent of
the New York Courier, abiding to the fearful NOR
talty in that city, says; 8" would call your
attention to the statistics obtained from the City
Inspectors annual reports, which show that the
rate of mortality has increased since the year 1850
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Tcksbsrg Peack We return our grateful &C.
acknowledgements to Mr.. John Lambert, of vicks.
burg, for bog Of his large, luscious free.stones
! III. Lambert wsll known through the south
west y the principal horticulturist. The citizens
Of yicksburg, and the neighborhood, are indebted
% him for the fine shrubbery which ornaments
that beautiful city. Mr.sIambert has, far many
year, furnished fruits for the New Orleans. tables
The peaches which he sent US are among the finest
we have ever tasted.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-01

TRs NsU Coin.-Very many articles which have
heretofore cost half dime, will now fall to the
three cent price, Coffee at the Market soda at the
fountains, and papers the! streets must all come
down. We learn that it is in contemplation 10
start soda establishment at the new price. The
Introduction Of the new coin will be of great ser.
vice 10 the poor.
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ID 1 @ d 8

On Monday, June 80 at O'Clock P. NJ, SPENCE Mon
ROE, son of William p. and Francis M. Grayson, aged
three years.
" The friends and aequantances Of the family respectfully
invited attend the Funeral their residence
and Thslia streets, THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
AT Hope Estate East Baton Rouge PARISH on the IS ut
72d year of her age.
In Ibervie Parish, the 9Th ult, Mr. PIERRE BABIs
aged So years. '
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Congressional Candidates friends of l. N,
Marks offer his name 10 the Wing Convention as
the Representative of the Second Congressional
District
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Pacific Railroad Charlottesville Directors
of the Pacific Railroad;ompsny held meeting
at st. Louis on the 24th,lt, to make arrangements
for the celebration of tn important event ION the
4th inst) of breaking ID ground of the frs. Rail-
road in Missouri. Edard Bates is to deliver the
address on the occason-nd a brilliant performance
is expected. The Goveior, Lieutenant Governor,
some members of Congss and other dignitaries
are expected to be preset.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

baltimore, June %.
Baltimore Coffee Market.-The coffee market is
The stock on hand amounts to 2S 900 bags. Flour,
provisions and sugar are dull.
The Presidents MoUements.--Presdent Fillmore
is expected home tonight.
Nep Orleans Vessels Wrecked-News from Kew
West to June 16, states that the brig Charles. of
New York, and bound from New Orleans for La.
guayra, has been abandoned. The officers and
crew were saved.
The packet Prince de Jonvile from New York
for New Orleans, is ashore. ase
Excitement in Breads.u6s. Enrop pas let.
tiers concerning breadstufs have produced a great
excitement in the market. Large orders have been
received for -four, wheat and corn, and the pzices
for each have rapidly advanced.
Ayres TO May report every thing in an unsettled
state.
Another Fdilure.-Hurlbut failed today. His
liabilities are stated at 81 900 0O0 Protested bills
from Havre caused his failure.
Advices from Cape Hayden to the 10th contra
dict the recently published proclamation Of the
Dominicans. Each party is bound to give two
months notice before resorting to arms.
Bnenos Ayrean letters say that the Braziians
much excitement in consequence. o.
n Freights are lower-Co:ton TO Liverpool SGD
Sterling 10!.
More Of the New York Markets.-Cotton in nm
changed. Flour has advanced, owing to the small
supply in market The sales amount to 100 GOO
barrels, at "a to 81 90 Corn is frmer-mixed Coo.
Naval Mathematician. James Rowan is or.
dered to take command of the Lexington.
Advices from Buenos Ayres state that the u s.
sloop-of-war St. Louis got aground in the river
Plata. She would proceed homeward after getting
af1oat. Eve. Pic.
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Wealth Of South Carolina.-The entire taxa.
Bile capital is Sl43 946 of which slaves at three
hundred dollars each constitute sl09 345 sos. The
State tax for 1850 was 1895, 9O7 So and of th, the
slaves paid S204,l1 CO.
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y Prom Veneznsla.-Keports were enerally cur
rent az Caracas about the 3lst ult TIT an'expedi-
nos was organizing in the United ltates for the
lnyion OF Venezuela. The Presidbt, Monagas,
even seemssto be believer in the kory-having
taKsn such measures as will prevenths landing Of
soitiers of any sort on the coast Y
Another conspiracy to overthrow tlkgovernnent
nag neen Oh recovered, but what its objEts we're,
whst kind OF system it was proposdkto establish
IN Pffe OF the Monagas 'adminiaAplcn, does not
ASr. Luco Pulido has recently ben appointed
Miaister from Venezuela near this, Eoyernment
lNewYork Express, 81.
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Aggravattng. To see a good.looking man
wrestling with your wife in waltz without hav-
ing the privilege of going up and tightening his
neckerchief.
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1te Trade Wiaas.-It seems from'L Lit Maury's
Chats that the North East Trade vinds occupy
bdtbr zone extending in length from east to west
ARCS the Atlantic ocean, having variable
beaith Of from II to IS degrees of latitude Its
aTe|age mean breadth is about % degrees and in
vtxtIems range, it extends from degrees South
So degrees North, according to the season of the
9feaches its extreme northern declination usually
September. 1t is then stationary for while,
tier which it returns southwardly following the
'un, and reaches its southern extreme in March
April; and then, after another stationary period
gain returns towards the north.
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Onto's Nomination in GeOrgia.-Hon. Robert
Ioombs has been nominated for reelection to Con-
gress by the Constitutional Union party of the
Eighth District in Georgia,
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On the 18th u, by Rev. Robert ]. Harp, Mr. HENRY E.
HNBEHAeAs and Miss PEDEE A HAcKErT, all Of East
Baton Rouge Parish.
On the 23d ult., by the Rev. James B. Smith Dr. E.
EDaoNsoN and Mrs A. L.. BAILEY, all of Clinton, La.
On the 18th ut by R. H. Cuny Esq., at the residence of
Mrs Mayo. near Hausonburg, Mr. C. q. DUKE and Miss
AMANDA F. PHELPs.
Al the time and place. by the same JUSTICE Mr. JoHs
l.. MATTHEWS and Miss ELIZA j. WALLER.
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a Ohio.-The Wheeling Times has dispatch from
Columbus, which states that the new constitution
Of Ohio has been adopted by majority of nearly
$1,000.
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The Western Rlwr~The St. Louis Intelli-
Rencer of the 25h ult. lid the river continued to
recede slowly. 1t felnuring Monday night one
and half inches, andbout the same up to dark
last evening 1t had fen in all, during the past
Sorty eight hours, betwG five and six inches. At
this rate severaldays VI elapse before II declined
10 thSy nding line of t. wharf.
The 81. Louis republican, of fame date, said
that the Mississippi WI reported falling all the
way down. The Missoi was rising at Lexington
and Jefferson city, and ling at St. Charles.
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.x.AW Breed Casss-A large number of these
eneiwere decided at late meeting of he Supreme
vfuF, nathis place.. One of thes&the great
demurrer case-which has for long tin prevented
m opponents to the Decree tts fbm proving
llssq and showing that bona .,fds ewnsls had been
albv such proof This, if the allegations Of the
oP4ents to the Decree title can be sustained will
Teolen the Half Breed question, and set aside the
Dcee title. Burlington Hawk Eye. r.
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Cdnada.-The publ debt of Canada amounts
to nearly $4,000, ooo.T The population is about
1900, 900. The.debt IS been contracted chiefly
for public improvement canalsR nd railroads.
One of their great terprises is a road from
Buffalo to Detroit throh Canada West. A force
of three thousand menre now at work on that
portion of it between amilton and Woodstock
For this they look in 1T for American capital
Another one of their forte enterprises is road
from Quebec to HALT. In truth, the day may
Mirly be anticipated ven a continuous line Of
iron rails shall extend the way from Halifax to
Detroit.
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Latss fpm sAs Mdaass 1.-THE St. Louis Re-
publican ofthe 18th d announced the arrival in
that city of Mr.. Mitdl Roubdoux, wi.ha com
pany of traders from, Rocky Moun,aahs. The
Republican learns ffshm that he met Phelps
train in charge Of the for Utah, on the 26th of
April one hundred al twenty-six miles this side
of Fort Laramie. Holay's train was met about
the 18th May, at Fort earny; and train from
Independence was snuped on the banks of the
Little Blue, unable to oss that stream in conse
quence of the high wa. All these trains were
destined for Oregon Great Salt Lake City.
While coming in, Mrl- met six hundred and
twenty-six wagons, agetting along well, and
with no sickness amg them. There was very
little snow in tho mouths during the winter, but
the streams were all hi and rising, produced by
heavy rains.
Mr.. R. reports that Missouri had risen eight
cen inches at Iowa int-was rising down to
Grand River, and fromience down was falling.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

e For the benefit of those persons suffering from the
most painful oathsome and dangerous disease called CAN
GER do hereby make the following statement, declaring
to be correct Some twelve months ago. coored woman
belonging to John Stone, ESQ., of Hanisonburg, La
placed in charge be brought this city, then to be put
under the treatment of Gilbert, for went with her
TO Gbes office, for the of his prescribing for her,
and he, after thoroughly her, pronounced her
positively ncuabe, that the disease beyond pnllation.
then took her board my was
the captain take her back her But beo.c
time Of departure S. REYNOLDS passing and
called him aboard get his opinion relative tie wonans
condition. He examined her, and Immediately declared he
could her. So left her with him. No. 123 Grayler
believing that she would be useless herself and her
master, and would shortly die unless relsved) He COM
menced his treatment, and in few months her, and
considered her perfectly WE'LL radically cured. and have
since heard of the least sembance of return of this
disease-cancer. J. l.. MOORE,
Commander of the steamer New World''
NewOrlenns June 10, 1851. Jell #
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The NewYork Senate was warmly engaged on
the Erie Canal bill on the Dist ult.
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River Favors. -Steamer Aleck Scott has ou
blanks for latest papers from st. Louis
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MOLASSES.

CUGAR-HOUSE and Re-boiled Molasses of
- oualty constantly hand and for sale the
CRESCENT REFINERY, Nos l3l and 1873 Commerce
street, three doors above Julia. jell lm2p
DLAYING CARDS-300 groce consisting Of
L Highlandes, Merry Andrews. Fanny Esers. Decatus
jyi u. J. HART & co. 70 Tohoupitoulss st.
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- Vacation n dc Public Schools.-By the
ordinances, the schools commence on the first
Monday Of September. and continue to the third
monday Of July. This year, the month comes in
q Tuesday, and the third Monday will be the ed
This shortenl the vacation one week. We think
nsiiher children nor pupils will suffer by change
which will only give them the usual term As the
Director meet this week, we hope it may yet pass
In fact, we think the schools open too early. The
month Of September is the sickliest Of the year,
and whenever we are visited by an epidemic. Sep.
temher y spre 10 bethe time. Why not postpone
ths opening Of the schools tnl the first Monday Of
October?
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Manufacturing hatsrests-The bston Atlas,
,of Saturday, states that the followinehamed COM
panies have ascertained their lossc5 during the
past season to be- the sums put aga1st their re-
sPective names-making an agg r{ate loss Of
$246,000 by six mills only, out Of III many now
In operation throughout the country n
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zRs Wa and WsAss Controvsrsy-Each &C.
Of Webb only proves him, more completely than
before, the most despicable scoundrel that ever
disgrsosd humanity. He has now proposed to
liver the letters tn Mrs. Coddington, if she will
"a release from Willis Of any action for libel !
luct Of Webb iAlthis affair casts stigma
~ character Of the American gentleman.
H ought to DO tsrred and feathered, cropped and
bssnded. The atrocity Of his conduct exceeds that
y the man who sssassinates to gain revenge
The man who betrays confidence SO far as to read
lsttsgs entrusted to his keeping. and which be
proves involves the honor Of the woman who has
son6ded in his friendship, and then, to injure his
snemy. sacrifices her rel utation; such man places
hissf beyond the projection Of the laws. By his
- 1T he passes sentence Of outlawry against
himself. He should be accommodated honor.
abls man should alvs shelter to his head or food to
NJ nouth- 1heuza b cut of from all the gentle
seurtssies Of lifssll shaeld avoid him as a moral
~, whose breath is pestilence and whose pre-
j ssAes = inhzly.
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Notice.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

~ For MOBILE Daily U. s. Mail Line via bay 81 Louis
Pass Christian and Pascagoula On after SATURDAY 18th
inst, Of the Mail Steamers, OREGON and FLORIDA will
leave the Ponchsrrain Railroad daily orriya of n O'Clock
NJ The Way Letter Bag will office Of agent
half past IL O'Clock, A. NJ, puncualy
e9u r. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place,
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iScreaC31ea.,S
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
ny Pursuant TO resolution Of the 23I lns the Association
will meet the hall the morning FOURTH at
O'Clock Punctua attendance expected the Procession win
move at O'Clock, precisely
PROGRAMMES
President in a carriage
Music
Banner aud Bearers
Vice Presidents.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Members, and
The Miniature Ship Will be placed In the the lne
LINE OF MARCH
From the Hall up Tohouptoulss the Buil Head down
the Leyee to St Joseph street. down ST Joseph Camp down
Camp jackson squre round the Square by
Levee down he teyee TO the Lower Press Casa.
oaVo up Cesscavo to EsPrnade Espsnsde ssmen
Church whore the Rev Chas Whn address, he
having in the kndes, volunteered bis valuable service.
the
The sCREWNES will reform, after Orson and procesi
under u.e tsrfber direction Of the Chief Marshal
u Ths members fnse.,ar
WEDNESDAY, next en- by order of the President ~
feap EDWARD A. r. MITCHELL. Secretary.