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~ WIG CENTRAL. ExEcrr1rE ConM1rr

SITTING FEBRUARY l9Ths following preamble
unanimously adopted tho of this Committee;
WHEREAS As the approaching election
most Important held within the State it's influence
the commercial interests but effects
the future welbeng and Of the political
which attached
And whereas, from this period C is boped will date and
aary that It's great
the country which
which attached BE it, therefore,
ResDrcd That this Committee Tin the dnrge Of its delegated
authority respectfully recommend the Wings of the consolidated
city NewOleans
with city government and made elective by the people.
J"fher RcsGred In order speedily and fectuly
this suggestion into practical I,wth submit the Wings
Of the city and Lafayette the following recommendations resolves
of this Committee viz:
the 2sh n and proceed nominate Wing City Convention
be held on the evening March at the of Cuonhou
street and Exchange Place. Delegates SAID Convention
That each Ward adopt basis their representation in their
respective Municipal Councils and elect Delegates
That when said
to nominate candidate for Mayor Comptroller Treasurer Surveyor
and Street Commissioner
That when shall candidates
shall snbdivde itself into District Conventions (Recor DIS
trc md when anbvd said Dsrict Conventions shall proceed
nominate their candidates
Aldermen for the upper board
De further rofea That it hereby the Wings
Of the ry to assemble within their respective Wards designated
the act OF Consodaion
their candidates for Assistant Aldermen.
BE Jufher rcpca That in view of the high importance Of the
result Of this election to the Wing
earnestly upon the Wings of the the adoption this
organization md speedy
be requested Immediately take assemble their
meetings. that they all be- held the evening 2s
February herein recommended n. MARKS, President.
JAMES s. HALL, Secretaries
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5asS~ For City SuRyEYOR-Messrs Editors of
the Crescent Please H. PILE as candidate for
CITY SURVEYOR. THE PEOPLE.
II Election on the 22d March, 1852 fsl6 Up
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Nor MARREp.-A notice Appeared in the Crescent Of
yesterday announcing the marriage of DR. Baakee to Mis-
Ruth Martin both of this city The Doctor asserts posi-
lively that he not married. and he ought to be goot
authority the subject, retract The notice wa
signed with the of Martin the proprietor of which
should be very happy to He deserves attentions
which should be extended to him at an carly period
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GRAND FETE-There is to he grand fcte in France in
honor of the new constitution which Louis Napoleon h
imposed that country 1t is last whole week and
is to be grand affair.
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We have received from the Office of the State Engnee,
the report of that officer the swamp and oyrrnuwc
lands in the State
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1ss~ NOTICE To SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT BY MAI.
LINZ FoR MoDlLEon of the low the
mutation of freight the Railroad freight line
received This Day by the Fontchsrtrain Railroad.
Neworleans February l6, 1852 [feI6 GEDDEs Agent.
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rs For City SuRyE,

re- For CITY SURVEYOR. are authorized
to announce HUGH GRANT Candidate SURVEYOR
NEW ORLEANS GB- Election Monday March ~ 1852 fel6
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IHf WESTERN Womp.--Ths fine boat leaves at four
oc,oek inns evening for Louisville Travellers will net
find better boat or a better captain.
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LuNcH-At the Phoenix this morning, at half-past 10
and the grand rattle this evening mt halfpast Bill o
fare in another column.
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5sfs~ For CoMPTRoLLER-Th undersigned is
of COMPTROLLER OF THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS, and respectfully sola the his
fell te ADOLPH LAYET.
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re" For RECORDER, are authorized to
Mr.. JOSEPH ETTER candidate for the office Of RE
CoRDER OF THE FIRST DISTRICT subject the of the
Wing Convention.
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rs" For TREASURER.-WM. H. GARLAND is a
Candidate for TREASURER OF THE CITY ORLEANS
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Thanks to the officers of the steamer Grand Turk fo
late St Louis papers. Also to the T p Leathers fo
Mcmphis papers
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SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY

MARRIAGES AND .DEArHs-We will hereafter publishthe
simple announcement Of marriages and deaths free of
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RS- For COMPTROLLER. - Please announce
o. DEBUYs, the present Comptroller Municipality One,
Candidate for the COMPREHENSIVE OF THE CITY
ORLEANS fel7
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EsG" For Observation-Disclosures Editors Please
announce CHARLES V. JoNTE Candidate RECORDER
THE FIRST DISTRICT OF THE ORLEANS at The
ensuing election. MANY VOTERS.
~ The First District Felicity Road s
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rs" For RECORDER. H. SHIELDS is
Candidate for the Office of RECORDER OF FIRST DISTRICT
el
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PLNCide's Particles.
ANNUAL BENEFIT

ANNUAL BENEFIT
FIREMEN's CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION,
For which purpose this Theatre freely givenby pacide Esq.,
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 90, 1882
which will be performed good Comedy
TIE COUNTRY SQUIRE
Mrs HOWARD will deliver ORIGINAL FRENEN's ADDRESS,
written by Gentleman OF this city expressly the
Ora Nd BALLET, embracing the talents Monsieur
with the whole of the splendid Ballet Troupe
Also, entirely Farce written by Gentleman of NewOrean
and dedicated to the Association entitled the
FEMALE FIREMEN;
OR, woMAS's RIGHTS AND MANS WRONGS,
in which Nlra c. HOWARD will sing song,
"THE FlREsIEN OF NEW ORLEANS,r
written by Chas. BAGS, expressly for this evening
F The entire Dramatic Company will sann the performances
Mines. C. HOWARD, Messrs. BASS
ROWE c. HOWARD
McvlcKER, HOLLAND,
REEVES etc others
t- Sheet open Theatre where uay
be obtained md places
IT The of Admission will be- this
parquette, One Dollar; Gallery, Fifty Cents. fe9o
IaB- ONE HUNDRED AND NINETEENTH ami
yxrsAny OF wAsutSsross Barn pvhe following programme
adopted the Joint Committee OF the three Municipalities. The
procession will be formed Canal O'Clock
direction of Col w. Fl. PAlFTtEY.
PROGRAMME OF PROCESSION:
Assistant Marshals
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Nif fr"sd Mnf r.
Assistant NIarshas
Veterans of 1914 and ISIS
'0~ M '''S orator OF ., 4 tb si Dag. TO-
Mayor Aldermen and Recorders the three Municipalities
mpbs,: Of r. ss9s s nd Hos.s
Medical ~ f Faculty n H. gR Gs4sy i hssp,
State Superintendent of Public Education.
Ssi' En- s4:. ! 1 I; I T. Si3;i, s'aa;
Secretary o Il sss p 1 re- S. and Auditor
Distinguish q Strangers.
,ns,:, g' rs bsP;y t sss s M s,l.
'"'''i justices s' r. hs state sats STATE
,ss' q hi 1 pSh s3 3 , E ggs Fs s Customs ss and
Superintendent and H'ers Of the MIN
Recorder of Mortgages and Register Of conveyances.
Member, a:= s's: . sI.s:. F ss,....
MAJ, Nq RaE'.al Pg sd5i.,,
Assistant Marshal
Free M.sons Grsud Lodge and It's Subordinate Lodges.
tbarit a s." soairs Lodges
Ibsr"iAD St Patrick St. Andrew Howard German and Temperance
Incorporated Institutions md other Societies.
Hnrbor Siaster andP oFt warden..
Captains of Vossea and Steamboats,,
S''''E %;,' "a a' NaP's ssn''''y
~ The procession will Canal Bourbon
papade Espanade Casaeao Ey.an
Fields mp Eysiau Fields Moreau mp Moeau Condo
Royal Royal ST. Charles thence Julia street.
Camp, Camp Lafayette Square, thence yreum
the Second Municipality, whs Address will he delivered by
Bernu ESD which occasion washngton Farewell
| be read by G. W. Hardy, ESD lfe21 E. WOOD PERRY.
Gas- AT A MEETING of the officers of the
Washington Regiment held in the Amory this day o'clock
pursuant ORDERS present Chair Capt Kelly as See
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THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY oREsoE

OFFICE NO. 30
early every day. Sunday exceptsd) in advance
payable week, payable the
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
From following charges Of
ton pearl will be invariably adhered to, viz: -
Every subsequent insertion 90
charged each day.
liberal discount will be made with those who advertise by the year
or for time.
marked will be pubhed month and charged
accordingly
claims advertisers medium
public its circulation, which
hands the present proprietor, has steadily
rapidly through the dull usteo
October a5, 1851.
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nas- CELEBRATION OF WAs,lSGroN's Birth

~ CELEBRATION OF WAslfNGToNs BIRTH
pAY.-The MARSHALL. INSTITUTE TIE LAW DEPARTMENT
OF THE UNIVERSITY LOUISIANA celebrate the Birthday
of Washington in tho Lycsum Hail. SATURDAY February
70 O'Clock The Administrators the
Medical and Collegiate Departments Of the University, pubc
generally, respectfully invited
apart for ladies' and the gentlemen them.
F. PRESTON il, ,,.
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j. Mel. BuFOItD. Arrangements,
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= EsOOk-Keessi1,0.

AaNM GS- The THEORY md PRACTICE OF ACCOUNTS
are acknowledged TO be Of far greater utility to the
--@Hskk pOssessOr, when combined.
Al CRllfENDEN'S BOOK KEEPING ROOMS THE SClFSCEnF
ACCOUNTS AND THE COUNTING. HOUSE PRACTICE OF the
PUPIL ' ' st'
GENTLEMEN ARE NOT RESTRICTED 10 A SET NUMBER d
ACCOUNTS. ' ' ~ -'N' "f
BOOKKEEPING. ' Wv
OFFICE No. 45 CAMP STREET corner OF Or prrs,,
V''1' - "a A. NJ =" - NJ. an" to 'eve laTy5 gpu
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HEADQUARTERS FIRST BRIGADE FIRST DIVISION L. MI

-<gsy0 ORDERS No. 3-First Pursuant to Di-
vision ordars No. "a, the Volunteer Corps of this Iripa.
eW = will assemble in Lafayette Square UNDAY February
S5 %, 1852, at O'Clock fully equipped, parade
SECOND The Artillery will be prepared fire the
at sunset the 2s and February
La 'ayete Square. ~ "
THRp Col Wood of the Washington Wagner
of the Louisiana Volunteers
in their
The Field and STAFF Officers of the Brigade Join tn.
Brgader Generals Staff mounted aud in full uniorn)
By order of Brigalier Genera f. l.. TRACY
Commanding First Brigade First Division Louisiana Militia
Ed FLASH, Adde-Ca
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YOUNG g. CO.,
W'UtCh-naakes.s. ETC..

No. Camp street,
tB Have constantly expressly ter order
complete WATCHES for tg en
tleInen fully complete jEWELE1 God
PENS, Gold, Silver and stel sPECTACLES PLATED WARE els
We would respectfully call attention to the above s'
SILVER WARE, which is unsurpassed for wokmAnhp u 4,
and the whole OF which we offer Al moderate prices
ES Particular uwaya kuil Of
Watches Clocks and Jewery. ms yu5m -
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II HEADQUARTERS 42i REGIMENT FIRST BRJGADEj
" FmsT DIVISION LOUISIANA MILITIA.
-rEro ORDER No. 1.-The officers of the Repi
a. ment are hereby notified 10 meeting Banks a
= eahe, on MONDAY, February 20, o'clock p. NJ
~ transact business OF Importance. Punctunl
requested. By order Of Col, J. p, PHI Hips.
Ggo F, PEARSON, Alutant. fr2i ii
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Fancy Brush, Comb, and yu-
riety Store.
Hats, Cans, etc,


A KENDALL & CO., 70 Magazine street, ri
s Have full assortment Of The approved popular
PEPsIN THE CURE FoR DYSPEPSIA, BRYAN'S rffNOSic
WATERS, FOR COuGHSi THE MUSTANG LTNIAiENT; ELEC.
TRICAL fEBRLFuGE, FOR FEvERs; KESDALllS CHOLERA
sYRJPt FOR llARRHCA together with COMPLETE
sORTMENT OF GENUINE REMEDIES FOR THE VARIOUS
DISEASES OF THE CLIMATE.
tF- phyAean sways IN attendance Advice grat gpf
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The american almanac for. 1852.

ts- THE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND REPOSITORY OF USE
Full KNOWLEDGE FOR THE EAR 1882 for sale by
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The court martial ON Captain McLane assembled, Is
day morning, at IL o'clock
The JupsE ADVOCATE went through the usual fcrmsty
Of calling over the roll o. members and reading the min
utes Of the previous days proceedings. On coming to
that portion Of the minutes relative to the admtance OF
the exraat from the Baltimore Patriot evidence Major
Norris made objection he considered that the court
had decided that the extract should only be put the re-
cord This construction of the decision Of the court was
sonssrred in by the other members and accordingly the
alteration made.
Capt McLASE being called on for his defence beg
red the Of the court to be allowed to
hs defence TN to-day ct IL O'Clock circumstances
had arisen which necesstated him to claim that ndul
geDse.
The JUDGE ADVOCATE remarked that he intended
to call witnesses In it should be
reply to certain issues which the accused might
bring forward and furthermer to show that the letter OF
Colonel Roberts was in way hbelious
Mr. BARRoTr, behalf Of Captain McLaue objected to
the calling Of witnesses He wrote out and then read to the
court the why the witnesses should not be
allowed to be called He stated that he had understood
that the Judge Advocate had closed his for the
cution and If he allowed open his and
call witnesses to prove that the letters Of Col Roberts
were not wrten in unfriendly spirit, unlocked for
difficulties woid be thrown In the way Of the accused
who had not Intended to call any witnesses, he
now prs pared to do so.
The JUDGE ADVOCATE again stated his intention and
left the matter to the decision Of the Court Strangers
Judge Advocate announced that the Court had decided
that he should only be allowed to introduce any witnesses
TO matter elected during the defence
that the court had adjourned to IL o'clock to- day.
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Prince, serA ton Pantheon
Immediately after the recital Of the ode tho Pre-
sident and his suite left the house in the midst Of
similar acclamatons to those which greeted his
entry.
Your readers will remember, that when the re-
public was proclaimed, in 1913, this same Rachel
appeared on the Same identical stage, dressed in
white and folding in her arms the trcolor republi
can flag, sang the Marseillase to the very men who
are now hailipg the empire Four years only have
elapsed since then. To night, Louis Napoleon goes
in grand state to the Opera, to hear s.Noise"
More verses will be rccited.
Notwithstanding his pacific speech at Bordeaux,
Louis Napoleon is making active preparations for
war. In addition to Cherbourg and Touon. he has
now ordered Havre to be strongly fortified. The
greatest apprehensions entertained that shortly
after no has been proclaimed Emperor, he will in
wade Belgium.
M. Mallac has returned to Paris from Frohsdor1
he states that tho document which the Comte de
Chambord means to publish on the occasion Of tho
establishment OF the empire, will not be formal
protest. but merely letter addressed to his parti
fans in France. counselling them to abstain from
voting on the pie6iscus, and reminding them Of tho
advice which he rendered them from Venice, in
favor Of Cancellation. lie will also, as informed
you in former letter, again declare his adhesion
to liberal and constitutional ideas 1t is reported
that the Prince de Joinville has also the intention
to publish letter to the nation, but have reason
TO believe the report premature. The fusion is no
longer spoken Of.
A letter from Vienna states that Austria and Ius-
sa together, could, in case Of a war with France,
bring two millions of men into the field.
P1us IN still refuses stoutly to 60 to France to
crown Louis Napoleon.
A letter from Vienna of the 2lst inst says --sDr.
Foote, the new American Charge d. Alfaires at this
Court, is expected 70 arrive daily. This believe to
be o misstatement, that gentleman not having ye
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Our correspondent writes from Malta as follows,
under date Of October 18th Affairs in Syria are
looking dark Letters from Beyrout of the 18th Of
September, announce that, in the event OF the
tans orders, the SGraskier who has PLACED himself
at the head Of Is 600 men, had resolved to attack
them The extreme measure would not, no wever,
be resorted to until the great caravan, loaded with
provisions for the pilgrims of Mecca, had attained
position Of safety from the attacks Of the Druses,
who would not hesitate to piage it hostilses had
commenced. At present they have retired to the
most inaccessible parts of the Haouran In the
meantime the Seraskier has ordered several Of the
Druses to his camp, and, as some have obeyed, the
splitting Of blood may yet be spared
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five were 10 Victoria amounting to 300 tons; three TO
Sydney amounting to 166s tons one to Adelaide OF 6
tons; and to Launceston Van Dismens Land 100
tens
The cholera was decidedly on the decrease in those
parts Of Europe where It had recently prevailed.
The cold weather appears to have checked the
spread of the disease but it was feared IL would re-
appear in the spring.
At the corn market, at Mark lane, on the 25th
ult, the supplies of English wheat were not good
a. on the previous week, and sales proceeded slowly
without much alteration in prices. Foreign wheat
was in Increased demand and held on rather higher
terms. Supply of hnrley small. Malt in demand.
Oats firmly held. Flour about the same, the best
marks Of English being in fair request. American
flour firm at previous prices The sales OF floating
cargoes of wheat and Indian corn were rather
checked by IKE arrival Of upwards Of thirty vessels
of the coast; but holders asked rather higher
terms.
Nothing Of consequence had occurred in the mo-
ney market and stocks generally were rather dull,
with little speculative excitement. Turkish scrip
much depressed in consequence of tho
accounts in reference to the ratification of the now
loan. Foreign bonds fiat. In Australian and ALI
fornan gold mining shares more confidence.
The activity in the manufacturing districts con
tinued uninterrupted and the iron and coal trades
were very brsk. A steady demand gas experienced
at Manchester but the rise in the price of cotton in
Liverpool had in some degree checked operations.
At Leeds and NOTTINGHAM there were large trans
actions at higher prices. The Irish linen market
The weekly reports from the continental markets
are favorable Coffee, cotton rice, tea, sugar. and
indigo, OIL being in good demand at Ant werp Rot
terdam, Hamburg SO.
The Liverpool cotton market had On upward ton
denoy.. Sales on tho 18th, $4,000 bales, including
900 for export and 1900 on speculation. All
Kinds OF American dearer Sales on the 10Th, 49,.
600 to 10000 bales, at on advance Of oDe eirth of
penny per Id.
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len the United States DR. Foots enjoys . consider
nsnsbip Hitherto he has Been Tie agh s.i.ss.
man of President Fillmore Mr. Marsh, the Ameri-
can envoy at Constantinope, is staying here The
affair of the missionary, King, who was some time
ago arrested ut Athens, a charge Of making pro-
selytes to the Protestant faith is far from being sot
tied to the satisfaction Of the American government
This mention to correct the erroneous Impressions
caused by contrary statement In the German
papers
Mr. Barnard, the United States envoy to Berlin,
has left that capital congo for Paris leaving Mr.
Fay acting as Charge d'Airairs.
The Duke and Duchess Of Ter,eira, have arrived
in London from Lisbon, to attend the funeral Of the
Duke of Wellington.
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ID ED.

suideRy. Saturday Afternoon, o.. 2, Mrs. MARY ADs
LAIpE vie Thom.s c. Polo and dAlshier OF Jsres w ma
stead. IN the lsfh y~ar Of her a.r
Her r-sf and friend. Gri those Of BE- hh-rs ilr AZ
.r>ifuy invited 20 snt hr un-rt tn 4oaia' s-rnoon
oct from her fihcr. Trar. No ~ Wet -ih = .,,rt5
"a Fula, e,snns, PLl-slspala. Mr. HANNAH SnIiH
E(Ef. ACT =.
Her relative. ssa iad are av 20 l,;enl N funeral oz iss
tou- o. er brother Leonard >ns No - Henry - On
Nosesv o. Ociot
In Carbon Ma. on Sunia, Oc, WILLIAM P. RUSSELL
o. Ner foFt -.-d =. D4z-i p Ru.s Of ne orzs'
On sunday O,t 10, Ms MARY SEAMAN N ne '-'
r. r-stT-. asi ,@B. Of tse y a. invited ati-od ~
fussfa IRON TIE r-1rnre OF - son Mr. W n !, S-AaIi W "
CLrs'i.-.t IL. d., .Moial,yl AZ ocOCt- -. -. II
S1dlsny. SATURDAY. Oct JOHN MsRAE "a IN 'c-
h>ase.
TIE freed. o ih- ng, respectful, ~ 70 s;i-n ~.
raj ih. sh-rIooa II oeoi. from rs Ns r--idc1>r a.,
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VALLEY Rf-kii-l County y Y. on W -t1s-ir -
MARIA, Dnns ysa ;h- s>,h ~ 1-f -
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lltt inst. ~ orSt " IT, relatives -ra i't-ri' o =
-rd o. - troh-f. VIZ n and t-o K. fo~~i tnd
JO--ph >rP-- John Chspy-n .nd john J. Nusen arc
invited 10 .ii-Bd without further notr- - p. s,.s,.- II
In BIootJE saturday OFT ., ABBY HOWE " 80.
CAPT Acuzc ard Sanfy f0ians az l. nsn'a -. "
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