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NIOTICE or ELECTION .FoR DEIEG AIE

Office OF ELECTION FOR DELEGATES
* TO THE STATE CONTINUOUSLY virtue
lion bearing date tls 10th May me directed By His
Of the Parish Orleans hereby notified that
be held the 4h Delegates
the State Convention said Delegates possess the qnaea
for the
The Senatorial District Of the Parishes of Paquemn
the Parish
river Mississippi, shall elect Senatorial Delegate
The Senatorial District MI portion Of the Parish
Orleans the left bank OF the said Mississippi shall elect
Senatorial Delegates. EN-
The right the Parish Of Orleans shall elect Delegate
The Neworlean First Representative Eistrict aal elect
Delegates. Ell e 4fsls q 80
Second Representative District shall elect three
Third Representative Datrict shall elect
Fourth Representative District shall elect three
Fifth Representative District shall elect three.
Sixth Representative District shall elect two "a ~
Seventh Representative District shall elect
Eighth Representative Distrct shall elect & s@
And the Ninth Representative District shall elect
The polls will be opened
o'clock until O'Clock the evening precincts
be established under the
Clerks appointed by the Board Aldermen Of
Orleans and BY the Police Jury for that Of the Parish the RICH
bank OF the Mississippi river. is5 80 =
The qualified shall designate their ballots the
Of the voted for Delegated the
those voted Delegates the
The election conducted duplicate under
| signed according to law. JAMES p. FRERET Sheriff
Sherifs Office. NewOreans, nth May, 1851. myaO
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indebsed n ~ Clerk ii TIL steamer J. j
rassr yo1ss Ths weed made The ruf
u days and = hours
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WEDDING srEEcH-W enotice that at the wedding Of
Earl Grosyenor and Lady Constance Cover the Earl Of
Carlisle lord Morpeth1 rose and made an address as
satf as 1t was elegant This d nov idea. making
speeches 1t wedding brsakfasts ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-27

| Block OF MARBLE front THE RisER AiEN. The river
Of Pittsburg to the river Of the entire
West and South unite in procuring block blocks
with suitable Inscriptions thereon aid in the consruc
ton Of the National Monument in washington
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Another BARNUM srEcuIA AIr. T Barnum has
bought up about the city of Bridgeport Conn
and having laid 1t out adyertses to sell at first cost every
alternate lot making the to suit all circupi
stances The remaining lots advanced in value by the
adjacent win furnish him with his share Of
the profits.
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Quux TAR. The new steamship lanes Adger arrived
Charleston the 2lst from New making the
nom dock To dock in 6ftyzons hours AID . quarter
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VIcE goNsuL OF SARprIA The President has officially
n Meline as Vice Consul Of Sardinia the
States II Ohio Kentucky Indiana Michigan to Re
side It Cincinnati ss Us sf
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PowpEas Mill ExrLosioN The steam magazine at sau-
gerties NeYork and all the mills except the single wheel
mill blew up ~ four O'Clock On Saturday morning, the
18th inst M lives lost w As wv
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a Wis d,ELECTIoN POUR DELEG UEs A /

"a CONVENTION DETAT dun detection date du
10 mai k52 moi addree Son Excellence JOSEPH WALKER
Do Etat de Ia toasans ss qualities
4ne de JUN prochat se deegues
E dts Que
cels manenan Ia loi les rAssembee
LIE District Senatorial compo6 parosses Plaqueminea
rd OF Dc eee portion do Ia M rote
heuve Mississippi 6lront d6l6gue senatorial j. @
lie District Senatorial compose de oute cee portion Ia
sur gauehs du dit feuye Mssispp ron quatre
dialogues senatoianx. af {a ~ n
rive droie de paroisse d'oeans IN ddlsgud.
La vile de liz Nlle-0rlems: Y sf ~
ler District Reprdsenlatf elira dialogues.
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IA vilitn days A all probability Be navgabl.
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mr.. JOHN ALIENS GREAT
IL Improvement In ARTISTIC DENTISTRY.
comeinss PERFEcT CLEANIINESs LIFE-IIKEy
Of the plate entirely prevents
constructed in the usual manner.
Paris disappointed heretofore will c aod
70 test these claims and the privilege returning the piece @
expectations not fully - -
apaT qdp corner m, s y Lafaysas SQUARE
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SrRiKE OF FrRRy PiLors. On the 18th inst. between
twenty thirty pilots employed three Of the Brook
yn Ferry lines, at NewYork quit work in body, on
demand for higher wages and the boats al stopped
for time causing great Inconvenience and confusion
The dinculty could not be arranged and green hands
were eynnlnved! 5.lS
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nv ri many permanent ana ~
cures made ~ Di sherman deserving 81 more
ISn passing notice FOR sac his adyertss
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LiaERTx NxTIosALS GoNvENrloN At The Lib
ery party have called National Convention to be held
AZ Buffalo, NewYork on the Lat Of September next to
nominate candidates for President and Of
the United States The call s approved BY james G. Br
ney ensve land Of Ohio. and Gerrt Smith
Of the weathest landhoiders Of the State Of New
York The call is signed BY Fred Douglass and three
others Of NewYork and by representatives from Ohio
Penngylyania Illinois and Indiana
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HyASTOR OIL-75 bbls Adams IL store and
for sale BY FERp KENNFTr co, Magazine
I MIA sP AGN ESQ baskets quarts and pints,
~ OWL BRAND in and for sale by - 8 i
.s,nya ct EERD KENNErr CO, - Masaxins stvaet
SHOT AND BAR LEAD--A full assortment
siF Z 's''' ~ sssis ..,. ..
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ApaiIrrEn 70 BAH. Mr. y. a Hannegan, who recently
killed bis at Covington Indiana, has been
admitted to bail in the sum Of $500. Nv
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NHpUIeOH bOnHpafte, fIIl 17IS
Born the 18th Of August, 1863.
Major Of Artillery at the seige of Touon 1893 at "a years
Commander Of ARTILLERY in Italy. 1894 at Is years
He made the expedition to Egypt, 1885, at 20 years
Elected First Consul, in 1893, at 80 years
Consul for LIFE after the battle Of Marengo in 1906
Emperor in 1904, at the age of 35.
Abdicatsd after Waterloo. in 1916, at 46 years.
Died the 9Th May, 1921. at 81 years
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SuIPHuR GRArE vINEs. An exchange paper says
that to prevent ildew grapes sulphur is found eff
cacious tin box for holding the sulphur is placed
the upper side Of a pair Of common bellows. The sui
phr gets into the pipe through small holes made the
purpose in the bottom Of the box and in order that
stoppage may take place, small hammer head attached
to the end Of slight steel spring is fixed the under
side Of the bellows, gentle tap from which and
then Keeps up continuous fall Of sulphur into the pipe
is said these appliances which may be attached to
pair of bellows for little than sxpence,
every purpose for which they are intended equally well
N more axncnsfYe machine .N
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E This M ADAME TocidMAs LIBEL CAsE. the Criminal
Court at asbington the 10th instant the libel
of the United States against Alma false assertions
against the character Of Madame Tochman formerly Ap
polona Jagelo taken up The counsel in the case
Fendal United States Reyerdy johnson
and Walter the prosecution Messrs Brad
ley Key and for the defence The evidence then
offered bellou publication which appeared in the
Washington Telegraph The defence asserted that no
produced Of the publication Of libel in the
under the Jurisdiction Of this court
and therefore the should be dismissed The legal
point discussed and the court decided that
the should and it accordingly proceeded and
was not concluded at the hour Of adjournment a
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-11-04
From China.

The London Times publishes the following sum
mary of news from China, furnished by its CORE
spondent at Hong Kong, under date OF 24th OF
August:
s.The mail of the oath June arrived here on the
5th, and the bi.monthy of sh June On the 7th IN
slant, the steamer having grounded ct Singapore.
"Hs excellency General Jervois proceeded to
Macao short time back on account OF his health,
and returned two days ago.
s'All continues quiet at Canton and in the north.
The weather for the month past has been very wet
for the season, but comparatively cool, and the
health of the troops continues satisfactory.
"The news from the westward OF the rebels in
the early part of the month was favorable Tor the
success OF the Imperial troops Seu has also de-
feated the insurgents and the chief Ten teh, 10 re-
ported TO have been taken and b headed The in
I surgents said sti 10 be in great force
"The Semiramis returned from the Babuyan
Islands the Goth ultimo, having rescued the re
mainder of the crew of the ship Oarc"a.
"Wc have to notice daring attack on the per
son of a missionary, Mr.. Genape, close 10 THE
place, az he wac returning from hs abors the other
aide Of the island Though severely wounded he ia
recovering.
..The pirates have ALEC been in lorce at Macao
and its vicinity, and on one occasion Lltutenant
Santos. of the Portuguese navy, was killed in TAX
ing piratcal boat Since then set OF the pirates
discovered, and the CHIEF was shot in attempt
ing TO escape.
"CANros.-Durng the month there has been
demand for msn ufactUres and markets have been
buoyant. Money has been light, but Il fair bust
ness has been done.
ain xports the market has been active. 1872
chops fCongou have arrived to date, of which l3S
chops have been settled for.
"SHAsaHAI-We have dates to l7sh instant per
her majesty's steamer Hermes arrived last even
ing. There had been demand for Imports, and
| prices had somewhat improved.
Tea and elk we're being shipped largely. The
demand for the latter had advanced prices IS to
SO.
"The total export of tea from China since the LIST
of July is about the SAME last year. 900
pounds OF elk from Shanghai, for same time,
l0,7OO bales against 100 last year.
"We regret to have TO announce the dccease Of
her maesy's consul, Sullivan, at Annoy on the 29th
| ultmo
1.-The American ship Hoogly was wrecked in the
| Yang TIE Kiang on the 18th inst
"The French steamer Cassini, with the French
Minister board, arrived at Macao from the
north on the 29th ult.
"In Harbor.-Her majesty's ship Cleopatra and
steamer Hcrmes. at Whampoa Hon Company 3
steamer Semlrams and her majesty's brig Rapid;
United States soop Saratoga and steamer Susque
hanna. 1T Shanghai.-Her majesty's Lrig Lily,
United States sloop Plymouth, and French cor
vette Capricieuse. at Anoy.-Her majesty 3
steamer Salamander.
| "Our latest dates are-London oath June; Cal
cutta, Goth July; Bombay, 10th July; Sydney,
18th May; Singapore, I'd August; Manila, Sth Au'
gust; Shanghai, 18th August"
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From the San Francisco WAis, Sept. %.
The Land Survey in California.

We have been kindly furnished by Colonel Ran
som, Deputy United States Surveyor General for
this State, with the particulars OF his recent visit
to the southern portion of the State made by order
of General King, United States Surveyor Gen eral.
II will be recollected that meridian line was es-
tablished upon Mt. Diabo last season, which runs
into the ocean to the southwark of Monterey Bay.
The main object OF the recent trip to the south was
to establish a similar line to lap this on the cast
and with this view Colonel Raneoln and party
went to San Diego, and from that point to the
boundary line between the United States and
Mexico. thorough reconnaissance OF the whole
country was there made up to Los Angeles. From
this last point the party struck off to San Bernar-
dino valley, sixty miles east, where the Mormons
have large settlement of some 500 or 600 inha
bitants This valley is described as one of the
finest in California, being finely watered by
springs throughout its extent The amount
which the Mormons claim under their purchase
from the Lugos is 100000 acres. for which they
sum Of s 81, 900 in two years. They have erected
one fine grist mill with two run of stone, driven
by water power, and another is in progress of con-
stfuction. The wheat crop this season was slightly
injured by mist, but the yield was very fair, af.
fording enough for consumption and an overplus
The product Of vegetables this is very large,
and of quality far superior TO that raised in any
part of the country Colonel Ransom informs US
that he measured many stocks OF corn over q feet
high. The settlement appeared to DO happy and
prosperous W. .et sS y .' ~ =! 8 "a
From the valley the party went thirty miles fur
Their east to the top OF Mt. San Bernardino. For
tho want Of proper instruments the exact altitude
of this mountain was not ascertained, but IL was
estimated TO be between 5000 and 1900 feet above
the level Of the ocean, or three times higher than
that Of Mt. Diablo. II is the highest peak in the
southern portion of the State. Colonel Ransom
has reported in favor OF establishing this the point
to run another meridian line from, and his recon-
mendation will doubtless be adopted. ftat Z.
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Pierce's majority. 6,24S T'smj. s76
Gain for Pierce in the above counties over Cass,
1924. The counties to be heard from gave Taylor
zoos majority; that the majority in the State for
General Fierce will doubtless fully reach 1900
The following additional returns have been re-
ceived:
Kent county gives Scott ll2 majority; Caroline,
100; Somerset, 300; Worcester, 81. Talbot county
gives Pierce 40 majority; Queen Anne, 6.
All the State has been heard from except Char les
and St. Mary's counties. Pierce's majority five
thousand seven and eighty-two; which will be de-
creased by the remaining counties to be heard from
about six hundred
DELAWARE.
WILmINoros, November 3.-Official and report
cd returns from the whole State have been receiv
ed, showing that General Pierce has carried the
State by about 10 majority.
LOUISIANA.
The reports from this State are very meagre, but
O despatch received from New Orleans announces
positively that the State has gone for Scott by a
s1nall majority.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Full returns from all except towns give Scott
SO ,6s2; Pierce. $685. Hale % TIC; Webster and
scattering $3.50. In lS4S Taylor had 81 ,O72 Glass;
1924; Van Buren,, 1913. .
Minmi county gives Scott $50 majority; Taylor
had 74s majority. Clark county gives Scott $50
majority; Taylor had ,067 majority. Hamilton
county gives Pierce 1900 majority; Cass had ,G2s
majority. -
MISSISSIPPI.
jackson gives Scott so majority; Taylor had 2o2
majority. -
NORTH CAROLINA.
PETERSBURG, Nov ember 2.-The news from North
Carolina is bad. Raleigh gives Scott "a majority.
Everywhere else there Democratic gains on
Reid's late vote for Governor.
ALABAMA.
In Mobile Pierce has Old majority. Taylor had
246 majority.
PENNSYLVANIA.
YoRK CouETv,--Shrewsbury gives Pierce 1917
majority; Springfield, Pierce maj; York bo-
rough, Scott 272 maj. Spring Garden, Pierce 10
mai West Manchester, Pierce 36 maj Manches
ter, Scott ll6 maj. York township, Pierce 1874
mai; Hellam, scoa 66 maj; Dover, Pierce 222
mai; North Codorus, Pierce 2Is maj Mannheim,
Pierce 2a4 maj; Hedelburg, 1913 for Pierce; Han
over borough. Scott ! u majority.
The following additional counties have been re-
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The Result.

FRASxL,S PIERCE is the President elect of
the United States Returns of the popular
vote are yet exceedingly imperfect, but they
are amply sufficient to demonstrate his election
by an immense majority. 1t may be affected
by the votes Of the States still to be heard from,
but only in degree; and the likelihood is that
even in that respect the intelligence hereafter
to be received will augment-not diminish
the Democratic gains. The general politics OF
the States which do not figure in the subjoined
list favor that probability and none else.
II is now stated that Louisiana-yesterday
reported adversely-nay prove to have gone
for General ScorT. The assurances from
Tennessee remain uncOntradicted; and from
Kentucky there are statements favorable to the
Wing cause in that State. We antici pate
that Kentucky will be found on General
Soorr's side, though with a majority con-
siderably below that awarded to General lay
LoR. From Eastern Tennessee, where the
ssverest struggle was expected, we cannot hear
for two or three days to come; and the vote OF
the State may remain undetermined for that
period So with regard to Louisiana, whose
interior has not the advantage of telegraPhic OF
other rapid means of communication.
General Peace profits by the only tidings
received from North Carolina. His position
in Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, and
Ohio is strengthened by each succeeding return
from those States.
OF the causes of this result, or of its conse-
quences, it were yet premature to speak. A
brief period will afford better opportunities OF
measuring their character and force. 1t is
enough in the meantime to know that the
Wing party have experienced defeat at once
unlocked for and complete.
To General PIERCE the candidate we of.
fered all the opposition in our power. We
labored against him with conviction thai
his personal claims are inferior to those O
his distinguished competitor; and that the
antecedents, principles, and tendencies Of hi:
party are less likely than those of the Wings
to promote the peace and prosperity of thu
country. The people have decided other
wise, and we bow to their verdict with goot
grace and temper; content that Time shall b.
permitted to test its wisdom and to arbtrat'
between the pretensions of the respective par
ties.
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A kNowING Dos.-The sagacity Of the dog is
said to exceed that of any other animal, and If we
may believe all the stories which are related of
him, it partakes more of the character of reason
than instinct. OF all the remarkable dogs of which
we have ever heard, there few that will COM
pare with one belonging to Mr.: Brewer, in
Spring street market. His name is Texas, and his
age about four years. Texas is general favorite,
and is a terror to rats-and cats. This hostility to
rats is quite natural, but his animosity to the lat
ter animate is attributable mainly to their we'll
known reputation for dishonesty, of which Texas,
in his Office of watch dog of the market, has had
ample practical experience. 49,. " s.. '
He has often lain in ambush for puss, and when
fortunate to catch her in the act of stealing
the weIl-guardcd property from the stalls, inva-
riably killed her on the instant. His practice in
this kind Of work has been pretty extensive, until
quite recently there was sudden migration of
oats from the immediate vicinity of the market.
He has, however, concei we'd hatred TO the whole
species, and takes particular pleasure in hunting
them at night through the streets. When o IA
vorile cat lie found dead the murder is charged
upon him, whether he is guilty or not, and if he
were not under the protection of all the butchers
in the market, he would never be able to stand
against the powerful opposition which has been
organized against him.
file has also u large number of friends in the fire
department, and, till within few months ago,
was active member of Hose Company No. "a.
Whenever an alarm of fire was heard, Texns was
always on the alert. No matter what the hour, he
generally to be found fret at the door of the
hosc-house, and whom the carriage was turned out
he accompanied ii to the fire. The pursuit Of cats
and rats was abandoned the moment the bell
sounded. He ran with two three machines, and
then only when the fire occurred in certain dis
tricts. Now, as we have said he has stopped rum
ming to fires, and has placed himself on the list of
exempt fremen; but although he ia no longer an
active member, he has filled bis place with
nine friend named Mack. Mack is several years
his junior, and Is generally regarded his profegs
In all street quarrels which he has with other
dogs, he relies upon the assistance of Texas, who
never fails to make his appearance when there 10
any fighting going Mack was regularly
trained by Texas to run with the engines, and is
now exact In his attendance at fires the moet
steady member of the department. He always
takes the lead and when any delay occurs exhib
it's his impotence by frequently running up to the
members and barking at them. When at fire
he maniests the greatest interest in the exertons
Of his own company, and never leaves them until
they return to the hose house. Mack and Texas
may be any day about Spring street market,
where they are known to every one doing business
in the neighborhood-N. Y. Epenins Post.
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The IsDIANA ELECTION -Official reports from
Whigs and thirty four pcmocratsi the House
tbirty-threo Wings and SIXTY seven Democrats
Democratic majority On joint ballot fifty two. A
United States senator 10 to be chosen BY this Lc-
Eislaturc to fill the vacancy occasionod by tho
death OF Mr.. Whitcomb, Democrat. 4" .
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County. State.

IN - DIscoNTINuEp. 5tas -
Harpcr's Valley, Raleigh county, Virginia
Provision Bluff, Gadsden county, Florida
Valley Pass, Bell county, Texas.
Nesmith, Polk county, Oregon
Angostura, Polk county. Indiana.
Dead River Mills, Muhlenburg county, KY.
Alder Creek, Dubois county, Indiana.
Waterford. Fulton county, Illinois. r.
Shiloh, St. Clair county, Illinois.
Parma, Shelby county, Indiana.
Ht-sFEE CHANGE or NAMES. ~.
Parsons Mile, Guilford county, North Caro-
lina-name changed to Urine Mis.'' '''
Maon. Pamela county, Mississippi chang
ed to "Robertsville.n ,tsssa
Colbyville, Clark county, Kentucky = name
changed to "Fishback." /.