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LE PONNIER De L'ASS0MPTION.
PUBLIC PAR
EUGENE SUPERVIELLE.
JEUDI, III MARS 1852.
CONDITIONS Dt1 DotlruaI ::

ABONNEMENT Il Announcement est paya
ble D'AvANCE.
POUR UN AN :: =: :: ::::: IS 90
POUR SIX MOIs :: :: :: 80: 3 90
Tout abonne qui voudra suspendre son abon-
21ement, devra prevenir, par ecrit les editeurs,
auinze jours au moins, ayant Respiration du
trimestre
ANNONCES Pour les insertions, ,annonces
avis, etc., etc. les conditions sont les suvantes-
Par DIX LIGNEs, pour Ia 1ereinsertion S. 90
Pour les insertions suivantes :::::: SO
On execute l'imprmere du P1oNNIER, ct ce
aux prix les plus moderes, toutes especes d'ou
wages typographiques, (.'obs,) tells que, cARTEs
FACTUREs, PAMPHLETS, RLANCs. ETC, ETC.
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NO. 3S-

TN aotrc sur les gardes-corps de du-
ncttc. C'6tait Hne chose imposante que
de Volr dams unc mutt des plus obscure<.
cette quantit6 dc globes de fcu So jouer.
pendant plus &c trois henres dams toute
notre mature, ct queIqucfois s'y fxer
pendant cinq minutes; ce que jc trouve
d,extraoTtlinaire. c'cst que ce feu nest
visible que Iorsqn'il est pose on ne lie
volt nj Yonir, nj partir long g-temps
'avais cru que c'tta;t lie fer qui 'attirait.
Cette Iois, ai en- Ia preuvo que fer, bois
ct ftnin lui Pouvaient donner la In-
miGrc. :"
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-11

Kong. Cling cents rnaisons ont ttG re-
duties en- ccndrcs. La revoiution faisoit
de radides progress ct les insurgjs cnt dcs
chances de r5ussite probable.
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AGENTS DU PIONNIER.

1M. E. Eude, Passage
kL1E-OR.EAEs de la Bourse, No 35,
encoignure Cont.
ASCENSION NM Richard q Iempet.
R1v1ERE-NEUvE. NJ. Firmn Duplessis.
iBERv1LLE NJ. J. Breau.
SG-JAcQUEs M. Auguste Theriot.
S7-JEAN BAPTIsTE, NJ. Ed gard Perret.
PoNT-BREAUx, At. Edmond Bulliard.
ST. CHARLES . Rizan Freres, negociants
TH1BoDAUx NJ Adophe Blanchard.
HoUMA . .... M. F. Gagne.
SrE-MAR1E M. Etenne Penisson.
ABSORPTION :. G. Rodriguez, Cafe .Star
BELLE R1v1ERE M. Pierre Theriot
PuNcoURrv1LLE, NJ. c.. J. f. Gauthier,
u Dams les paroisses Oh nous II avons pas.
uomme d'agents, nous prons les Maitres de Posto
de vouloir Sc charger lie agence de notre feuille.
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NEw-YoRK, 2 mars,
MarcbG al Co!oe de .Neu- York.

Ie marche au cotton est anime ct sans
cote, mais sans arrangement notable dams
les prix. Les ventes ont etc aujourd'hui
de 1000 bales.
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VE3lThBlE 0R|GiNE DES AIGtES.


~
L'afg'c oui w ticufc- de nouvcau sur
les ,!rapcaux franc1is, nest naz. con,,nr
on le croft gdn6raIenent, d'or;c;ne ro.
naine les IL plus haute an;iouit;, l'a1,
gle fit oartio das attributs DE- Ia tontc
pnissanca divine on humainc. NGnoDhon
dGcrit Ic Sccptra dos rois Dc Pcrsc en-
cos termcs "Unc Tongue haste surrlon-
tee dune aigic d6ploY5c." Sill f,at en-
croirc Ari,tophanc. lc Sceptre d'Aga-
memnon ct ccIui 4o ,MGnGlas ttaicnt aussi
.S4rmoni@s dun ai@Ia. Chez les Romains.
IA 'onvc Dc RognnIus tut long-temps Ic
signc de Ia prissunce rcmainc. Dcnys
d'IIaIicarnasse, raconte que les E>rus-
ques o0fircnt il TarQnin-rAncion un
sccptrc al SONNET dueuel IN a?s!e &C.
pIoyait sos allies. Les rois qoi hi sue
C9derc0t adoptcrcnt roiseau dc jupiter.
mas &c fDt seuicmcnt nycc le tire
d'cm7eccut cue les C6sars a1opterent
dGfnitivement &C symbolic de Ia puis.
sancc. L'aigic dcyint aIoTs Ielcndard
des arn1&cs ron?aincs on le portait a
l'cxtrtmita dun baton. mais dams des
positions differcntcs qui servaicnt il dis
tlngucr les Itgjons cntr'cIles, Tant0t
l'afg'c dtait debont, tantot a$sis d'au-
tres !ois, on Ie rcpr&scntait avcc la fou-
DIRE, ou une couronne, on une paine dams
nIus orands ouo ceuv dos demi-,s oions
nt coi'or+os w; 10 rI,c sn,,ran+ a,o;on+
~ I - t,+;'9a 'I9 @ G,r r'' h
~ ronrI s9t.,-+ los '>,r,a a.. EaaD 80 - In. I'
a,,r, a., oha,,a,r ~ fraa s t+a:a1.
J,;.:aa,to. . s' ~a>,, ~ w J.. o9 :. a. =.
,.o~,,a >o.ta ,,rl,s;rr o.l' ~ '.j 10 "
s;gnes no1r JSs;anor nro 5,;o,0 ent;.ra q. e.,
o"oc 'ans sos d57.choaaan. :a;,,1a %t,;,
w ~ rannt 80 arh a. q, '''''
Tn Ie5o ~ dscnn,r;+ ~ J,ns - no,:t
conts ~ lion,,ono narn,; los dsbr;i | dns
cort;f;oat;ana ron2";;,d, " "n ' .;a'o - - ~
,,;on cn hro~7o dnr5 1,essn+ b'it r,ros
t. oaL;aat ;a1r;n;,l aa y1;sa
ssdo m ,,arvo;,Inr~ cs,ol,o dant 10 ,r;r
OF ;na.+;a,.,,Io ~ on; rorr;.aato d,,,,
cat5 ~ L'.ta l. narI. - ~ ua'
tro ma .;%,io an; t;aat d"n. sos .aasa.
mo naIr,a 2 - w. .onra,,a - ''l a. oLsae
r. p.n,~o rAutr;rha T., pnss;o y
E.,,,a o.1 .o',. .,Lol, r.1a,a
on ,,|us;onrs tatos ! - po,ocna o,,;. aa"s; @
,,,1r sv,oho,o ~, ,;rrI, l>I,o.
II rrrr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cxtr,ro,s
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.4RRIVEE DU FRANKLIN.
Hausse s,sr le Coton.
tourelie.e GenGrafc;,

NEw-YoRK, mardi 3 mars 1852.
lie steamer Fran Kiln, de Ia Iigne du
liayre, est arrive ici les dates de Ii
verpco! wont jusqu'au l8 f6vrier. Voici
le sommaire des nouvelles
.Narch6 de Liverpool.
lie march6 au cotton etc tres anime,
depuis lie depart de I'~9tTlca, ct les prix
ont hauss6 de hiG a l18 d, les ventes
ont ete de Is 900 bales II cettc am6iio-
ration. La farine est ourde ct f6chi de
6 d, par bariI e maIs est demands ct
hausse de sd. Les consoI;ides Sc sont
clos a 81 Ia,
lie navire Western World. de Mobile,
est arrive an Havre lc II leNrier.
Lc steamer Arciic, De la Eigne Collins
est arrive Liverpool Ie meme jour, II
feyrier, apres une travers6e dc neufjonrs
ct dix hut heures. Ce voyage est e plus
court Qui ait encore etc fait.
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DoUELE sUIcECE.-Le commissairc de
police dn quartier des Ministere~. dit un
journal de Paris do 10 ianvicr constatat,
il y a trois jour. dams un modes,e loge
ment de Ia rue du Bac, le double suicide
dun jenne 6tndiant ct dune jeune per
some d'orig'nc etrangeye qui habitat
avec Iui, ct quill await donn4e pour sa
femme, en- venant s'instai!er, au terme
dernier, dams Ia maison. Dams la per
qnisItion laqucIIc Sc livra lie magislrat
pour dresser son proces-verbal. ii trouva
les pap;ers ct actes rtguliers qui ttab!is-.
saient !'individua!it6 du jcunc homme
'nais il ne put ritn d6couvrir qui fnt de
nature fairc connaGtre quelle etait PIN
io'tunfe Gui await, CONNIE lui, succombe
par suite dune asphyxie. lie corps de la
jcune femme Glt DONG enyoy6 a la Nor
que, OH, avec les precautions de decencc
d'usagc, il fut expose.
"Hier, un viciIIard, un 6ccltsiastiquc
an6rIcain, que la curiosit6 await porte
en- sortant de I'tgiise de Notre-Dame, a
entrcr dams le flnebre etab!ssement, re-
connut, dams Ia .jenne femme exposee Sur
ces dalles, une dcs pensionnai-es dun
6tabIissencnt reigienx de New York, |,
demoiseiIe Marie F..., qui en- await
dIsparn au nois de juliet dcrnier, au
grand d6Sespoir de sa famIle.
Uno enqu6te judiciaire laquelle on
s'est |ivr6, par suite dc la declaration de
&C venerable Granger, a fait connaitre
que lejeune E. r. await I'm oncle a New
York, pres duqucI il await passe l'annee
1850, ct les six premiers mois de 1851.
On suppose quill aura cette epoquc
etabIi des relations avec la demoisellc
Marie + .... agee de six ans plus que
Iui, bien que celIe-ci f1t au convent, ct
quill laura deterninee a |e suivre son
retour en- France, OF sa famil!e lie rap
peialt. C'est peut-5tre lc regret de 81
F,''s>1 ~~-'~a& l'nncienne reli-
gieuse au suicide, ct I'on presume que
sen ieune amant, n'ayant pas assez d'au
torit6 sur ellie pour la faire renoncer a
sa funeste resolution, aura voulu parta
ger son sort.
sa1entat contre la 0ie d'aus en- ta'st.- On
a emprisonnt, bier, le cusinier du schoo-
ner Ellen, mouiIle cette heure, au non,
yeau Basin. II est accuse d'avoir ouvert
la tGte dun enfant, age de onze sns,
avec une douve de bari. L'enfant Sc
nomme John Smith. LA blessure quEi'
1 reque est dune grayite teIe qu'on ne
salt pas encore sill sera possible de le
sauver. 81 lie pauvre petit diable men
meurt pas, il aura paye bien cher une
espieglerie on Ia ainsi maltraite.
parce quill prcnait un peu de me|a Sc,
sans en- avoir demand6 la permission.
.(Courrier de Ia Louisiaae.)
nA-pour Los Arts Ir1.1c.1 .1r Es uoir !
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PLUS RECENTES D'EUROPN.
France

les avis de France n oGront que pen
d'int;rtts les prochaines elections dcs
reprtsentauts absorbent l'attention pu-
bIiQue.
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.Arriufe de t.4trica.
New-York. % fGvrier.

lie steamer africa, de Ia Iigne Cnnard,
est arrive; les dates de Liverpool sont dn
II courant. Ses avis annoncent que lie
march6 au cotton de cette vile a etc
tres actif pendant la semaine qul pre-
ctde son depart les vcntes s'eIevent a
$1,000 bales. Les prix pour les neil
Ienrs qualities, ont hauss6 de | IS d. La
farine tlechi de 6 d. par baril-
La France ct l'Angleterre etalt tran
quiles au moment du depart de ce
steamer.
Nouvelles additionnelles par
le Franklin.-Nouvelles po-
litiques.-Incendie en- Chine.
NEw-YoRK, mars 1882.
Les nouyeIIes de Chine annoncent
au'un waste incendie a en- lieu a Hong
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1nr3eterre.

Lord John Ru>scl a p1tsenta son bill
pour l'oreanisation dc IA mjiice locale ;
on consdcre cettc nq4ave CONNIE signi-
ficative.
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ftrPour les AVIS JucIcIA1REs voir i
Ia 4eme page.
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(ExTRAITs du Courier des Etats Unis.
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ESD1gne.

ESp1gne.
la reinea bcaucoup souffert des suites
de la blessurc que hi taite l'as3assin
Qui attent9 scs ours.
FonGs dcS Etats- Jnis.
Les fonds an67ica;ns sont actifs a Lon
dres ct ont une tendance ver5 Ia hausse.
.NourcIlcs Il Uah. R60olMion.
New. .YoRK, % ftyrier.
lie steamer Pronsetjteus est arrive il
porte des dates de San Francisco JUS
qu'an , courant. Scs avis contirment la
nouve!e de Ii revolution des Morm0ns
all Lac Sale, ct de Ia Declaration de
Plnddpendance. On dit que Iarm6e Sc
fortifie.
Grand arrivage dor.-Pctour du steamer
Hermann.
NEw-YoRK, 9 mars.
lie steamer de Chagres Crescent Cyiy
est arrive lei avec Sl,330,000 piastres
en- poudre dor.
lie steamer de BrGme Hermann est
rentr6 en- 'I6trcsse ici, ayant eprouv6
une forte vote d'eau.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE \
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS. !

By virtue of the thirty seventh section of the
act of the Legislature of the State CT louisiana entitled "An
Consolidate the City New Orleans and provide for the
and administration of a a approved the q3d Of February
and of the 9Th section of the supplementary thereto providing
for the incorporation of the City of Lafayette with the City
leans approved the day. and Of the third section
entitled can Act supplementary Consolidate City
New Orleans and provide for the
aa approved March H. 1882 and for the purpose paying
interest accg the entire debt of the city, meeting oga
lions the old corporation and the late First Second Third
ciaites and City of Lafayette maturing during the
SEALED PROPOSALS will be from this date
until the SECOND MONDAY 18th December 1882 O'Clock
NJ for the purchase of all portion of series of THIRTEEN
HUNDRED BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, for the
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH; be dated
the FIRST OF JULY 1851 payable in FORTY YEARS. the
the Treasurer Of the city, with interest coupons attached thereto
the SIX PER CENTUM PER ANNUM payable
from and after the first January 1885, the City Of New
first January the frat Of July of Proposals en-
dorsed "Bds for the purchase Bonds of the
and addressed Laet Secretary the Board Commits
soners Of the Consolidated Debt the City oreans be
opened and the Bonds adudsd to the highest bidder
December at noon, aforesaid.
TERMS PAYMESCas Of the interest coupons obi
cations the old city of the late First Second Third Municipalities
City Lafayette maturing the option purchaser
the first of January fourth March,
fourth the frat of May and the remainder the July 1883
with siN cent interest from January Commits
oners reeryng the right of the Bonds adud
Gated guarantee for compliance with his part the
purchaser The Commissioners further the right rejecting
any or all bids.
COMMISSIONERS
A. .. CRoSSMAN, Mayor.
o. DEBUYs, Comptroller.
wM H. GARLAND Treasurer.
W.P CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee
Board of Aldermen.
L. H. PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
A. LAYET, Secretary. octal tlsthDsc
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

CITY Routh Pink Phil; Thomas O. Wallace Thos
cMiI Va; Ganann VI cosat Survey Col Row Maj Bell
5Gnes ISTqs ada9gh,e Abper MSee6ee Mehss Mass
Rico; Thompson, Hurst Miss Robert ok Buckne F
Stees Eagan lady Edwards Roberts, DR. NIaddel
] r Saterfeid, La; A Jones, L.
yERANpA Eswin Ks91or Har5enr Tr.hus,
Harris !; A Morton, Miss Mitchell CAcDonald Miss
Mary Mcdonald " seawel lady, Mis-. Bryan Rich
ardson lady, Miss Hodges Mobe Thornton, Cook W
Bayless Ala
ST. LOUIS ID Todd La; Porter Mr. Degrue, Taylor
and son. Ieyerich and lady Iason, Thomas, o. Chas
Perkins and Covingn, Whitney, Manning
Sherman, J Edwards, Mnss; g Raining, Germany.
ARCADE ~ Kcnghtaing, W Abernethy Carmichael ]
Lafn WogHu H Lawrence, o; c Mason, St Louis.
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Proclamation gT
PAR JOSEPH WALKER,
DIN Ia1rms

=
II Ateudu la Convention qui assembldo nu capo
Baton Rouge dams Ia but do re odonns oua
mmtdaemnt nres lournmeut de Ia
pubea proclamation dams squee odonnsra divers oeo
de Eat auiorse Ia le detection dc pa,
ssmss Genea douv scrun dams palosss dc Etut
ondro ndiquSs lo premier hadi Novsmbrs pro-
ehsn eonur L psupe dc EtAt dopon rsjet do
eete Canauonn que "les commars qui preside
eamneron sou ct opteront bulletins depos pulls la
transmeont ssulst Seerds dEat aux dis
positions de la loi actusle lea eons orsque rapport CON-
missAres nquams Lundi do Novenbrs rapport
nest plus tot du devor du Gouveeu
dEtat de PAvoca ct du eorer pr
sene do ous ceux qui vodont atsr cee opeao
dnne pour adopon on 10 reject do Ia Constitution dp
rapport des comssaires qu'une maod dss agcs
do la ratification de Ia Constitution deya anuon
proclamation ct cs Constitution Consu
ton Eta de Ia Ieuisane MATS que
reMe du devor du Gouveneur puber dams 10
oe de Ia Convention lie r6suat psupls
ds voI donnS dams chaque pour contrs Con-
stiuon" En- sonsequsuce couomtmen Ia ordonuance /,
pms pesente vote o donne chaqus pao pour
on soptre Ia Constitution, lequel este CONNIE suit:
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Proclamation
BY JOSEPH WALKER,
nnunn Md 0N mIIE GIN MIN ON Z e,rrrcr A ~


II Whereas tho Convention that assembled tho Capitol In Baton
Rouge for the purpose Of forming Constitution, did ordan that
medAy after the adjournment Of the Convention the shall
issue his proclamation directing the officers this
s1 BY law 10 hold elections for Members Of the General Assembly,
and hold poll Parish of the Stats the places degn
upon the Tuesday November she purpose
taking the the COED people this State regard the sdo
ton rejection this Copsutien and that the Commissioners
designated preside at said polls shall carefully examine and
each ballot forthwith make thereof to tbs Secretary
State in conformity with existing laws the subject Of eecns
AMI upon the receipt Of said returns The n Monday No.
vember returns be received shall bs the duty the
Governor the Secretary Of State the Attorney General and the State
Treasurer in the all such choose attend
the votes given said po for the ratification and Of
this Constitution sad lift shall appear from said returns, that majority
all the vses is In favor Of rng the Constitution then shall be
duty ofthe Governor to make OF that fact and thence
forth this Constitution shall be ordained established Consu-
on the State but whether this Constitution accepted
rejected shall be the duty the to published
the official paper Of the Convention the result the polls showing
number of votes each Parish for against the
ou Therefore, conformity with aad ordinance do hereby pro-
claim the official vols east each Parrish for and asanst
tn hal sfpllo
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.Mas7'phy's House.
Nos az ,Nn Inn an cu.n,re, ,,u,,

NOS. 81 AND 100 ST. CHARLES STREET
9 This well known establishment having undergone extensive
alterations and improvements will be reopened WEDNESDAY
tho LIST December.
me ROOMS which are all pleasant, well ventilated are
nihshed win entire furniture whilst Department
comprising all the decacies the the
Market will be done style surpassed the Southern
country.
inc SUBSCRIBER therefore, hopes that by strict scrutiny
to the pleasure and comfort his the
energetic handa he has diligently selected employment receive
share Of the patronage which has previously conferred him
well as transient call from the public general examine and
test for themselves.
noys0 step RICHARD MURPHY, Proprietor,
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THE UN1TED SITES AND CUB.

THE yNTTED S1ATES AND CUBA.
There were run,oss, during Mr. Folks admin
istration, II certain propositions made to Spain
Sor ths purchase IF Cuba by the Government Of
\ The Unitsd States. These rumors were nothing
more than rumors at the time II appears,
however, that negotiation was attempted for
NJ purchase above-named, and that Mr. Saun-
~, our Minister at the Court Of Madrid. made
adistinct proposal for the cession Of Cuba to the
United States, and that he was authorised to
ofee one hundred millions Of dollars to effect the
purchase.
II Is rather late in the day for the official
papers relating to this business to make their
appearancenow for the first time, and yet soft is.
The National Intelligencer Of the twenty third
Of last month contains q portion Of this cores
pondence that portion which took place during
Mr. Polk's term Of, ofice-between the State
Department and our Minister at Madrid. But
ouch was the negligence which characterized the
doings Of the last session of Congress that
although resolution Of the House called for
information on this subject, the documents trans
mitted by the President in accordance with the
call remained imprinted and unread; and the
country now learns in an official manner what
was not automatically known before that
serious effort was made by Mr. Polk and his
cabinet t. obtain possession Of the Island of
Cubs. @
The effort Was unavailing. The correspondence
shows that Spain was very willing, and indeed
anxious to procure, if possible, from the Govern
ment Of the United States guaranty against
England, whose demonstrations at that time
seemed 70 threaten the safety Of Cuba. But as
for parting with the Queen Of the Antilles, the
gem Of her colonial possessions, the very idea
was enough to raise the hair upon the wig Of the
Spanish Prime Minister.
Yet something vas done. The propo sition was
made and seriously made and once made, in that
manner, il cannot be forgotten. An overt act
has opened the whole subject and it must
continue to be more or less familiar to the med
itations Of the Spanish authorities
The whole question is one which must take it's
complexion from the progress Of events We
need not speculate in advance. The natural and
necessary course Of things will bring about
ccnsummation which precipitancy might embar-
rass and delay. There is time enough for all |
things.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

WOULDN'T HAVE HIM OFFENpEp.-The London cores
ponden Of the National Integencer says in his last
ter 1.-The gentlemen who concoct the comic scenes for
those merry ANIMALS the Christmas Pantommes, have
been greatly perplexed this year. the Lord Chamber
lains deputy the examiner of plays has many
their best jokes, and refused to license many telling
scenes account Of personal political ason Among
other objects Of rdcue Napoleon the little and his deeds
come in for more than ordinary share. The censor
has however, destroyed all dsagreeable illusions to the
future Emperor of France Tho militia and the dig
gngs are nearly the only subjects which may handled
with impunity
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02
BUREAU DIES COMAnSsAIRES DE LA :,
DETTE CONSOLIDEE DE LA NOUVELLE-ORLFANs

NouvKLLK ORLEANS, 81 octobre, 1851
En- vertu de la 37eme section de pacte de la
Legislature de Etat dc Louisiana pour cop,oder la
vile de La ct
nsaon de sea AhAres apProuve % Fevr 1882 la SINE
section de lacte ntue upp6menae pour
la vile de 10 Orleans ncoporaion dc la VILE
dc Lafayette vile de Nouyee approuye %
e 1857 ct dams but de fonder la dete ye dos
seconde ct troisme Municipalities LAFAYETTE
Des cachetees pour ecange
a faux deret uste equitable echu au
obligations dc Fancnns vi ct DIES PREMIERE
municipalities ct vile de Lafayette LA WILLIE
DE LA NOUVELLE-oRLEANS POUR LA SoMNE DE MILE
rlASfRES CEACUN DATE DU JULIET 1852, rAYABLES
DAMS QuARANTE ANS Ve ayec d
la vile de NewYork lie Ter ehaaue aimee
les nteres les obligations ore ehange dit c
dessus acule usquau
nerets eur les bons ennis commencement.
Les Submissions eront endossees pour hange bops ETC.
etc. ouvertes qua,eme uud chaque de lund
Novembre 1852.
Les conmssares rserent rseter pae to
lite les Submissions
...CoMMI SSAIRES...
A. D. CRoSSMAN Marie.
o. DEBuYS, Conaeur.
w. H. GARLAND, Tresorier,
p CONVERSE President de Finances du Cousel de,
Aldermen. '
L. H. PLACE President du du Conss des Asss
tansAldemen.
A. LAYET seeretaire. % OFT On
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

FAST MAN-The Savannah Courier states that man Inv
the name fBurgay of Houston county in that State
Gently deserted his wife, and off with his brothers.
daughter To make the transaction perfect he stole his
own child from its mother and carried it Off with him 1t
is said he has gone to Texas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-02

YELLOW FEVER AT BARBADoEs.-The yellow fever still
ragged at Barbados on the 18th ultmo Among the VIC
Tins Assistant Commssary General Neil his wife
three daughters servant and physician all within few
days Of each other Another family seven named Fos-
ter lost i've Of its members violent thunder storm has
passed over the island which, it hoped would stay
the pestence