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TIRE VIII.
INSTRUCTION PUBLIQUE.

INSTRUCTION PUBLIQUE.
Art, 135-Il scra elu un surnendant de lnstruc-
ton publque gu SEES tonctions pendant une
periodic de deux annees SEES devors seront presents
par la loi ct il recevra lie traitement que fxera la Lee
aislature Neanmoins PAssemblee Generate pourra,
par un vote de la majorite des membres eus aux
deux Chambres, abor la place de Surintendant de
Pinstruction pubque, quand ellie jugera que cette
place nest plus necessaire.
Art. l36-L'Assemblee Generate etablira des
ecoles gratuites ct pubques dams tout PEtat ct de-
vra poutvoir a leur entreten au moyen Hume take
generate sur les prophecies ou autrement LIE mon
tant ansi percu obtenu de teute autre acon sera
distribute entire les differences parosses proportion
nellemeht au nosnbre denfants libres ct bancs
uelles renfermetont ct de Page indique par FAs-
semblee Generae.
Art 137-Le produit de toutes les terres concG-
does jusqu'a ce moment par lie Congres des Etats-
Unis Get Etat pour Fentreten des coolies celui DE
toutes les qul pourront dams lavenr etre con-
cedees pu eguees PEAT, sans destination expresse
ct don't Etat pourra plus tard dsposer, ansi que le
produit des SUGGESTIONS echues fEtat, coniorme
ment la lo resteront en- la possession de I Etat
tire ID pret ct formeren rente perpetuele don't
TEtat aeouittera annueement nteret a raison dc
six pour cent. Get interet joint celul rems par les
Etats- IJns Get Etat, a tire de depot, en- vertu
dune loi du Congress du % JUN 1886, sera aflecte,
ansi due Ia toalite dc la rente des terres non-ven-
dues Fentreten des ecoles pubhques, CT cette al
| location restera iuvlolable.
Art 13S-Le revenu provehant de la vente de
toute terre accord6e jusqu'a moment a Get Etet
par .e Commencement federai' pour enlretleh uhe
mason deducation, que la Vente AT deJa Gu ieu on
uu'ee s'accomplisse plus tard, ansi que lie revenu
proyenant dune donation quelconque fate rEtat
dams ID but c-dessus ndiqu6, formera rente per
petuele don't Vnteret raison de six pour cent par
am sera applique lentretlen uhe institution aes
tnee aux progress de la literature, des arts ct des
sciences. La Legislature pourra voter aucune 10
pour appliquer les fonds ci-dessus mentionnes vi
autre but que la creation ct ameioration de linst
tuition susdite.
Art 139-LUniyerslte de la Louisiana, situee
la Nouvelle Orleans, maintenue telle qu'elle es
maintenant STABILIZE
Art 140.-La Legislature pourra voter les loi
ou'ele jugera necessaires pour regementer uterieu
rement FUniversite ct avorlser les progress de Ia III
terature ct de la science ellie ne sera dependant pa
oblg9e de concourir par une subvention entretie
| dc TUniyersite.
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COUNTERFEITS .aB0UNDts
An other falsely PAIN
DALLEYB Tic hops
the prhalc
The vtsss Of the gsnuns articles Bug + mono t1t
IL ATTEND 10 THE PECULIAR MARKS uPcN II.E a1ls-
UfNE; AND OBSERVE THAT TIE NAME ~H, DALLEE n
WRITTEN WITH PEN, IN DIFFERENT C0LORED RiKs on
THE ENVELOPE or ZACH Box AND THAT NO OTHER HK
Upon IT. In
General Depot Fl shs uaiied ssatss
A5 BROADWAY, Now xerk-
SOUTHERN DEPOT 81
lkl CHARTRES STREET, NssGfdssul,
Where al Doslsrs the Of LOUISIANA, AAKA6A
SISSIPPr City LOUIS
in the STATE Of MISSOURI VII BE- prong sapplIsd
au2a3m Gene7sl ASsnta for rAid Tersilcfy.
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TIRE PREMIER.

Art 1er.-Les pouvoirs du gouvernement. de- Etat
IA Louisiana sont divsas tros departements dis
tincts.
Chacuask Noes departments est comic d un corps
particuljs feys magistrats.
10 ptSoir legislatif est attribute un corps parti
cuer lie pouvor executif I'M autre corps, ct lie pou-
voir judiciaire un troisame corps.
Art 2--Aucun de ces departments nj aucune
personne remplissant dams Pun deux place quel-
conque, nexercera les pouyors qu appartiennent en-
propre Pun des deux autres 81 nest dams les cas-
) indiquts ci-apres expressement.
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TOSEPH II. MOORE, Commission Merchant
81 No. LOT PosIpGa street, NewoIlenns.
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TITRE TX.
REr1sfON DE Ii CONSTITUTION

Ari.141.--Tont amendsmenta cette Canstier tion
peut etTe propos6 au Senat Ia Chafubre dea Re
presentanfs, Sfsi'amendement est aceeps4 pas les
deux tiers des membfes 9us dams chsque G,hsfnbre,
ii sera rnsefe procss-verba fe vote oi 81
par nom lie Secretaire Fiat 10 fesa pubef am
Rlais ct francais tfois nos avant eeetion gene
rais des RepresentaDts 4 Ia Legislature, dams mn
journal Inoins dams toutes les paToisses de Etat
on il public un journal. Lamendement ainsi
propose sera epsnite sonmis au peupIs Felection
generale suiyante, ct sill est approuvG ct rattle par
Ia majorite des eecteurs il fera des Tors partie de la
Constitution. 81 plusieurs amendments sont propo-
ses en- meme temps, lis soumis peuple de
maniefe ce que les eeetenrs pussent voter pour
contre chalue amendment sepsr9mens.
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CON STITUTIONI
Fiat DE LA UIsIANE.

pEEAMBULE II
Nous, le peuple de i Etat dc la Louisiana, ttabis
souAst deere tons cette Constitution.
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Art. 53.-Tout bill qui aura etc vote par les deux
Chambres sera soumis au Gouverneur. S'h Papprou,,
We, II apposea signature: dams lie cas- contrare
lie renverra ayec objections la Chambfe gu le
proet de oi pris na,ssance ct seront
inscrites tout an long dams e process verbal &c ~
seance 7 us Ia Chambre reprendra le BIZ en- conslde
ration. 81 apres cete nouveile deliberaon les oeux
tiers de tous les membres eus a Ia ute Ghambre
sentendent pour voter lie BILL le projet de ol sera
transmits avec les objections du CONVENIENT fantre
Chambre, qui son tour lie reprendra en- considera-
tom ct 81 lie bill est Approve par es denx ers de
tons les membres elus cette soconde Chambfe, lie
proiet deviendra lo Dams ces cas-, les membres des
deux ChaInbres voeront par oui ct par non, ct les
MONS de ceux qui voeront respectivement pour ct
contre lie bill seront Inserts journal de chaque
Chambre. Tout bill qui ne sera pas renvoye par lie
Gouyerneur dams les dix jours lies diInanches excep
tesl qu suvront ceu oil etc presente devien
dra loi CONNIE 81 lie Gnuverneur await oppose ST.
gnature, moins que PAssembee Generate, s'a-
journant, ait empeche lie renvoi du bill dams ce der
nier cas- lie PROJECT deviendra oi sill nest ps envoye
dams les trois preners ours de la session siivane
Art 54-Iout orlre, toute resolution on tout vote
qui eXige lie des deux Chambrcs excepte les
propositions dajournement, sera soumis au Gouver-
neur ct devra etre APPROVE par lul avant etfe mis-
execution 81 lie Gouverneur refuse sa sanction, lie
vote DIES deux tiers des membres elus Il chaque
Chambre de fAssembee Generate sera neeessalre
pour maintenir la
Art 55-Il y aura un Secreaire d Etat, qui restera
en- place pendant toute la periodic pour aquele lie Gou
verneur aura etc el. Les archives de Etat seront
depos6s ct conseves dams les bureaux du Secretare
Get officer tiendra registre de tous les aces oti
cels du Gouverneur ct les ceriera Foccaslon. ii
devra, quand il requis, soumetre ce registre,
ans que les papiers ct certicats de bureau,
d Pune on autre Chambre de PAssemblee Generate,
ct rempr tous les autres devoirs qui ui seront
| mandes par la loi.
Art. 56-Ily aura I'm Tresorier d'Etat qui restera
en- fonctions pendant deux ans.
Art Size Secrataire d Etat ct lie Tresorier DE-
tat seront elus par les voants de Etat Dams lie
OH Pune de places devendrait vacante par suite
de la mort, de Ia demssion on de Fabsence dn IRE
sorer du Secretaire d. Etat, lie Gouverneur or
donnera election pour remplir la vacance.
Art. 5s-Toutes les commissions seront accordees
au nom de Etat de la Louisiana par autorite:
elles porteront lie sceau de Etat ct la signature du
Gouverneur
Art. 59-Les hommes libres ct blancs de fEtat
seront armes ct discpnes pour la defense du terri
toire. ,Ceux qu leurs croyances regeuses ne per-
ettent point de porter les MY seront pas con-
| rants mais lis seront tenus de compenser d prix
| d'argent la perte de leurs services personnels
Art. Cola Legislature organisera Ia milice de
| rEtat sur lie pied qu'elle jugera convenable.
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yvNHE KENTUCKY MILITARY IN---ssss.

YHNHE KENTUCKY MILITARY IN---ssSsa
STrTUTE DIRECTED BY BOARD OF yISL &8Sa
TORS APPOINTED by THE STATE, Is under the mms- a
diste Of Coils. r. A. P ALDEN and II. w.
MORGAN both distinguished Graduates Of West Point and thorough
The
apparatus buildings DIS
cipline every desirable Franklin Springs az
miles Frankfort health bad int
enees brief ample thorough classical scientific and
practical education with daily exercise drill or field
neeted with the studies the body while
July Entire charge $50
advance the Treasurer H. Cashier the bahk ' eh
lucky, at Frankfort ,.. -
Superintendent Military near
Frankfort Ky. ~ the undersigned,
rFr FuRTHER INFoRMATIoS CAN BE FURNISHED AT THE
CRESCENT FFICE. APPS ia"0 zoe ~ {
NyHE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand ana offer
far sale the following, to close consigumeuts-
RinrKs iTAII AN MARBLE vafious since and qnaitiss
MARS ALJ,A WINE-In pipes, halves and quarters;
s kegss MALAYSIA u
81 baics tine YtICATAN TOBACCO ft5a.,id
4 few stsemoaos OIL BERGAM01fE; n
& kegs COD LIVER OIL. Apply 70 +
spas bARELLi 4 CO., - Common siisss.
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D0meafic nIiseellaaY.

DISCHARGE OF THE BosToS Mem PoIIcF.-The
night police Of Boston have ali resigned no sppropr-
ton was made ~ the Aldermen and Common Council for
paying theln.
FRED DorGLAss's NnEPENDFSCE.-rred
Douglass was in Cleveland the other day put up
the Forest City House. The proprietor permitted him 10
stop condition Of having his meals cent to his rooms
This Douglass agreed to but afterwards seated himself al
the public table. creating considerable disturbance
among the boarder-. WhereupOn Fred was requested
10 leave the table.
FIRE ~ HARTFogD.-About half past ii o'clock
on sunday night. fire discovered in the wooden
building No ~ Morgan street at the northeast corner Of
Morgan and Front streets which destroyed IT, The fire
commenced on the roof the upper story The build
ing principally occupied BY Nehemiah Rice Jr as a
grocery store. Some OF his goods saved. 1t was
owned by Mr. Bisc Of East Hartford The fire was pre-
vented by our energetic Fire Department from spreading
beyond the building.
FIRE N NEwARK.-REPoRTED Success or THE
ANNirI .ToR,A tire occurred this morning about
o'clock. in the basement Of The house No 1O wash
ington street, occupied 10y Mr.. u Z. Tompkins 1t ORR
with which Of NJ r went to a closet in the back
basement catching upen quilt that hung against the
wall The cracking Of the fire heard by Mr. H. and
II being impossible TO reach il Of the smoke
the doors and windows kept closed till the engines
shoult come The bell rang the alarm. but il long
time before the reinen could discover the place there
being no light Previous 70 the arrival Of the engines
Mr. George W Andruss came with No. Fire Annhi-
ator ana breaking open the hack cellar door he started
the machine. which extinguscd the fire before any
ter was thrown. An examination If the premises and
the testimony Of the family leave little doubt that the
annhilator wa successful much Of the charrcd wood
had evidently not leen wet in The least the fine white
ashes still remaining II. But little damage done
and some was prevented BY the cxtpgushnent If the
hire without water. Nermh .ifreriissr. Nay II
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LlfernrV ReYIexxs.

California Illustrated including a description Of
the Panama and Nicaragua routes, by returned
Californian. New York, Holdredgc, Fulton street.
This il an exceedingly useful volume, and abounds
with a number Of lithographic plates, exhibiting all
that is interesting. II is ceyerly written and anus
ing and all those who intend gong to California,
or who have an interest in that country or who arc
inquistiye and DESTROYS of good practical iniorma-
ton, should procure and read this elaborate and
beautifully got up work
The Art Journal for May.
We hope the great beauty Of the engrayings in
this English periodical, and the encouragement it
receives IN this country, win create stimulus
among our own artists and publishers to place native
talent before the public.
Sketches in France. by Alexander Dumas Falk-
land. by Sir y. J.. Bulwor; The Tower Of London
by W. II. Answorth Poor Jack. by Capt Mar
ryatt The Mob Cap. by Caroline lee Hentz: The
Necromanccr, by G.. w. NJ. Reynolds: The Grum-
bier. by Ellen Pickering. Philadelphia, T. b. Pc
terson.
Mr.. Peterson has exhibited considerable spirit in
reprning the above novels and tales, which are Of
standard character. and abound with graphic inte-
rest. Ainsworth's Tower of London i splendid
work. replote with historical interest. The exceed
ing chcapness Of these talented editions viii nc
doubt command for them a ready sale.
Sartain's Union Magazine, June, 1852. New ork.
Longs.
Contains some interesting matter, but is poor
snecimen Of our magazine literature
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The Canal Certificate


We zoe II stated in sandry quarters that the avais
the 81 100000 Of canal certificates issued under the act
OF the 9th July last now in the Treasury the
Possession a1t control of the State This We learn is
not 90 was well understood when the act above men.
toned was passed. that contracts had been
kep mp rom February TO July by stealing from other
funds in violation of law that there was al the latter
the completion % the public works under contracts then
in existence, and that owing 10 the payments having
outrun the surplus OF tolls applicable to them aness
BIZ passed. ami means could be raised from the sale Of
the certncate-, no more money coad BE- paid on the
pubic works until the summer Of 1852
Payments were coming due these existing con-
tracts without dollar N the treasury applicable to
them, at the rate Of about $4,000 per month-on
contracts made n utter disregard OF the means for
their payment, limited 10y the constitution TO the sur
Plus OF the canal revenues. averaging about $780,
600 per annum. Il a. thi, juncture, and mainly
as necessity growing out OF this alarming and in.
excusaoe state OF things that an extra session Of
And the evidence OF this necessary il to be found
IN what understand "a be the fact that between the
10Th July the date OF the passage of the law and the
date 0! the decision OF the Court q Appeals declaring it
unconstitutional the payments the contracts for the
completion q the public works have very nearly If not
quite oauaei the ava the canal certificates
il has been moons serately stated by those
Who could easily have informed themselves Of the facts
that the ayas Of the certificates in the treasury
any way subject 10 the control 81 the State accessible
TO the owners Of the certificate
We trust that on some proper AMI ting OCCASION the
people MAJ he enlightened 10 the financial mismanagc
ment ana blunderiD, which made il mperatiyely neces
year more of the public works result Of their in
compel. ncy ami bold and shameless violation of the
constitution 10 shield il from the public eye Nc have
seen shst they chose the latter alternative.
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u. s. District Court .

BtIUTt IuUHt .IUusOn.
MAY 92.-SrSTrNcEs.-Mary Darlington and William
Tracey, found guilty Of passing a counterfeit dollar
were sentenced to the State prsonhe male prisoner for
two years, the female for year
The Case Of lillian Johnson The prisoner in this case.
respectable looking elderly and Hho had been Mt
one time deacon Of DR. Campbels church, brought
up for sentence on conviction Of passing counterfeit
money The counsel for the prisoner, Mr. Allen put in
Testimonials Of good character in mitigation Of punish
ment. The District Attorney. Mr. J. Prescott Hall Ia
mened that man of education and responsibility should
have been guilty of committing offences against the laws
but at the same time he should that he less de-
serving OF lenity than who Is gnoran. the crime
ana the consequences Of the offence he il committing
The Judge in few feeling and appropriate remarks,
the prisoner to Imprisonment with hard labor
for the term Of three years, and to pay fine Of 81
William Ross. and five others Of the Of the ew
Ord. who pleaded guilty TO cndeavor to make u re-
volt in the harbor of New York the arrival Of the
sci from her last voyage from Liverpool were sentenced
10 fine of $40 each and ten days Imprisonment in the
city prison.
The Of Mvoor who pleaded guilty to passing couu.
tericit sovcregns, was reserved on a question Of law
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Cleared,

Cleared.
SITES mslp Sierra Nevada, Wilson. Aspnwall Howard &
stea%shg Cherokee, Davenport. Now Orleans and Ha'
sSE SRHaa KIT DS Mann SsSsSS Bel Pc
SIR sullivan; Edwards, Charleston, Thos wards;
Bark Keper, Krndiop, st john NB Rcdewsid brothers
nark Harvest SShGs ssvasna 6 Co
brig Churchill Prince Neuyitss, W Elvell s CO.
BRIG Cleaner yBr), Fuller, Horton Ms, De Wolfe \ Co.
Brig nnehiey; johnson phiIadsiphia Nesmith sons
Brig James Wallace, Foster, Philadelphia, Thompson
schr Examplsr tBr) Smith, ST John, M, Dealoy
sehr D Warner, Totten, Charleston, y l. MeCrcady
5 KS cTr wssS a sysS Co.
s sRr Gi E ls. Mas sSso e:tea Hi5 %.
SER h sIy enr9 Psgs
Arrived,
shr Union Davis, New Orleans 10 days. with mdse to
T NIAGARA s q Sa Ts' oTsa exchanged signals
ship hark,way Coiey City Point, Va days In ballast
Bark George Niceaus tnam), Ahren Csllao. via Rio
BsnF E a WV Wss "% sn s d in M
lat TO II Treybridgcs Sons
with Fl % FsS sR% ssn & n a onrs
ION Co. spoke Hamburg ship Charlotte, hence for Hamburg
6rs E. warren); Richardson; cienruss9s p days
spoke whaling bark Barclay Trip, Of and for WesrOr
r ss wsn ss1s DsnS'9 "na rs Z days with
Brig Sarah wooster, ooster ~ Johns PR May - with
sugar master Mayo lat 25l Ion 60 10 spoke brig Gen
Marion Of Uarpswe from Portland for Falmouth l5th
lat % ~ Ion 20 spoke brig Abby Jones Clark from Boston
shp Antarctic Of New Bedford IA days OUT had taken 10
bbls oil. !.
Schr harvard Arnold, Virginia, days.
Sohr Mary Adeline Turner, CLucotcngue, 2 days.
Sobr Rachel G Russell. Fisher, Chincoteague
Sctr Chas Whiting, Taylor Virginia.
Scbr Jos Guest, Conklin Baltimore, DAYS.
Sobr Iris, .-, Baltimore, days.
Sohr Hiram Cirnrd, -, Baltmor ore, days.
schr Beauty. Chamber Baltimore, days, boand TO
BrdecPort, Conn. Saw on sunday At PM, ms looking
scr with white streak eudlons trunk dso ashore
little Of the Great swamp appeared TO have been
long In that sustion sormng Vt the tins, could not
certain her uumc
sthr wm Jobason, Ryan, Plilsie'phs. 2 days.
sehr Chstv Carroll Saunders, Philadelphia, Tor mart
ford, -.
ielr ~ { c Douaity Murphy, pailsdelphls ? d'y',
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supreme court-sPsesaa Ttrm.


MAJ 22-7h Putnam Divorce Ccse-.Mu> mar r,J
nam - Iheodor r. Putnam in this caSc an atou had
eeen brought at the last Circuit for absolute divorce
on the ground OF adultery The jury found verdict ac
QUITTING the husband Of adultery, but they accompanied
that verdict with certihcate which according TO the
common law, would he irregular; but action for
adultery was suit in equity, the Court supposed
COMPETENT 10 take some notice II it, The application
now l. TO remodel the pleadngS, and adapt thcm to
case OF limited divorce To obtain that remedy. the
Court must be satisfied that il would be unsafe and i'm
proper the words Of the aei-for the wife continue
With The husband The Court i quite satisfied
power T. change the Headings In the ether CASE
ton absolute divorce ana the issue OF adultery
the on, TO be tried. and only b. tried by
jury The issue J. necessary, j. either adultery
All other allegations are Irrelevant and upon ap
pcacn would be stricken out The party il 10 defend
him SETON issue and other In q limited divorce
the trial ma! be by the Court - referee or by
jury The Court has arrived al the result that the ap
pication cannot be granted for amending the
The ne' cutoy order made b, the Court relating the
child, was that the child remain in ths custody
Ct the wife and mother. That order be continued
un'i the final judgment Of the Court If the parties de-
sire lin tied divorce il will be necessary 20 institute
new suit.
Before Hon Judge Edwards
In the matter OF wide ming Albsny street the arg, men
Was adjourned for week.
In the matter Of opening Sxtysecond street the re.
pott OF the commissioners was confirmed