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FpNEHAL. OBsEQuIEs. answer many in
\ and % give full information to the pub
\ ~, NJ announce that, this morning, Coon ode
ceasel d Will 30 laid cut, in state, at tho City
aotel The resident Of the original Scott
4 Asapoi lion, (, will command the guard Of honor
present on the occasion Pious prayers and
y osssr iii gious ceremonies viii be conducted by
3 M Secretary Of said Association. The Grand
Scribe Of the 0usel Owls will be in constant at
tendance with apeculiarl solemn face, which he
has specially prepared the occasion; and also,
it'll genuine specimen Of the Ousel Owls, which
4 He kas procured without any regard to expenses
The Treasurer Of the Original Scott Asso-
1 cisfions will be present, with an uncalculated
Il s. 561nt Of funds, prepared to liquidatc all the
Fl iii s. ~ of the melancholy ceremonies to take
MI ! IA ~ IF Ceremonies and Procession,
). ID Original 4Scott Association. .
Il Joprdan's Band.
Body Of Deceased
IS Consumptiye Office Holders.
+ Fnneral Chant - Old Lundy's Lane
I Scott and Graham Clubs.
L 0rStor II the Day Hon. Representative Of
U Young America.
Disappointed Expectants Of Qfhce.
Il I3ask6u House, Post Office and United States
Mint Officials. u
fe body of the deces sed will be appropriate
! 81 shrouded. ia copies 81 the Bee, Bulletin and
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WING CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES, STATE OF La, !
New Orleans. November 4

A..
New Orleans, November 4. !
AT sitting of the Committee, held this day the follow
ing preamble and resolutions adopted:
WHEREAS, it is ascerained to be impossible that
the returns of the vote for against the new Const
ton be received in time to hold the Convention on
the 18th of this month las previously recommended by
this Committee and Whereas it is important that full
returns should be received before any action be taken
reference thereto therefore, be it
Rescd That the day fhoding the Convention be- and
hereby postponed by the recommendation of the Wing
Central Executive Committee of the State of Louisiana
from the 18th of November, ns Monday the 29th of
November inst and that the Wing press Wings gem
orally throughout the State, be invited notice the
change
Resolved That it is hereby recommended the Wings of
every parish of the State Except Orean) to assemble
within their respective parishes at such times by
pointing delegates to the Wing State Convention and for
ate and House of Representatives
Resolved, That it is hereby recommended to the Wings
Of the parish of Orleans to assemble within their respec
tive districts, Wednesday, the 24h of November at
half past NJ for the purpose of nominating delegates
to the Wing State Convention nominating candidates for
nominating delegates to Wing Parish
for the purpose of selecting four Senatorial
candidates for the parish at large
Resocd That is hereby recommended that the dele
gates selected to Wing Parish Convention at the
Wing Central Committee room, Saturday. the 9th of
November at half past for the purpose of nomna-
ting four Senatorial candidates
Il. SALosIoN, Secy. In. MARKS, President
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GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
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Telp Goods.

TelD Goods.
1876 CAMP STREET,
Opposite 81. Patricia Church.
RICH BRoCADE AND PLAIN CHAMELEON SILKS;
RICH BRocADE BLACK AND PLAIN ITALIAN SILKS
CAsHMERES AND MOUSSELINE DE LANES;
COILS BRODI AND vALENcIENNEs;
VALENcIENNES, LACES AND INsERTINGS;
SUPERIOR KID GLoyES-All colors sizes;
EMB'D BANDS, ISsERTINGs AND EDGINGS;
EMB'D cAPEs, SLEEVES AND CHEaIsETTESi
HoSlERY-All kinds, for Ladies' andC Children;
FRENCH AERINos AND MoussELtNE DE LAINEs-pan;
DoSTICSSuch Caicoe Denims Checks and Brown
Cottons, etc..
PERFUMEREs AND SOAPS COMBS AND BRUSHES;
TRIMMINGS, PRINCES AND BUTTONS
RUBANS AND SWANS DOWN. and many other Goods
kH- Which will sell MUCH CHEAPER THAN D0JpY TOp-N
oct25 2w2p v, w Parker co
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Elegant assortment
W Z L L NJ A D E CLOT THIN /.
ALFRED MUNRoE s. CO.,
"a MAGAZINE STREET,
TT Invite all who WELL MADE AND FAsHIoNA-
BILE CLOTHING to call assortment md prices
By late arrivals have received large additions Stock among
which may be found the
NEWEST AND MOST DESIRABLE STYLES
simply for invite our stock
BOYS CLOTHING,
We take pride offering stock Boys CLOTHING better nude
and trimmed than any other establishment United States In
dies and others interested Clothing the Little particularly
invited to cali.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
IL NO DEVI47IoV IN PRICES.
ALFRED MUNRoE co..
"a Magazine street, corner Of Grayer
House in Nswfork, AL Broadway nov4 6t2pltW
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Arrivals At The Principal rcteIs.

ST. LOUIS. Echwartx, Aathowson, b II Atwood
Pendleton family Ala Cspt Bi.kely. Mobile; Lindsey,
and Miss Randolph Mi.s; Meke Hyde. N !
Fisher, Edward Jackson Ohio; Warren, rayson, VIM
b Duntpn La. l9s ig ia
C1rY...R Harrison Lady, John Smith, jun Miss
Ia Capt John Grant Horn Mr. Edmonls o. Jas Carter
crlnde Il; Alfred Dsmnsa, oho OBden, Philadelphia
vERANDAH.. Frank Lander, KY; ElIi g; ~ Cox, Mo
bile Bostwick, Y; J'B Townsend MHcomb, N Oh Mr.
Montgomery lady Dudley Cu,l W Vance, Jas Will,
w Cobb La; DR. ii Huxley Mobile; J II Davis, Miss.
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ELECTION REruRNs-M ELEcroN.- Picksbing.
Nov 4-The official returns from Jefferson county show
a majority of LA votes for Pierce
Additional returns from Pontotoc county give Pierce
majority Of 235 votes.
We have received letter Donaldsonville which
states that the parish of Ascension has given Pierce
majority of co. with precinct to hear FROM which will
probably increase the majority
IBERvILLE PARIsH-The following letter, giving the
vote of this parish, was received this morning;
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN Special Session.
Thursday Nov. Am Executive message was received
requesting the Common Council to make arrangements
for the election OF to fill the vacancy
stoned by the resignation ID Byrne First Justice of the
Peace for the Parish of Orleans The election was fixed
for the 10th inst.
The message also called the attention the Board tn
the deapdated condition of the Second District Market
Referred ito the Committee Improvements and Build
ings.
message was received from the Board of Aldermen
enclosing certain resolutions heretofore published which
were concurred in.
resolution of the First District School Board REQUEST
ing the Council to have repairs made to certain school
houses referred to the Committee improvements
and Buildings.
A communication from the Board Of Directors of the
House of Refuge, with regard to site new building
was referred the Committee on the House of Refuge
communication from the City Printer in relation to
his claims for public printing referred to the City
Attorney.
chase OF a lot, was referred to the Fire Committee,
petition from citizens of the Fourth District repre-
sehng the BLOOD hart as nuisance, referred to
the Police Committee.
communication from the Good Intent Towbost Co.
representing that they had made arrangements for bring
ing the Balize and Agers Telegraph Line the RI
yerto the First District and asking leave extend the
line to point St. Charles street. was read and the
request granted,
RspoRTs CoMsnrrEEs-The Finance Committee re-
ported resolution for the acceptance the securities
Of Jonathan Worral Warden of the Worl-house Adop-
ted.
Also, for the payment of numerous bills Adopted.
Mr.. Place, from the Committee, to whom was re-
Ierreu te resolution OIL This Board adopted the 10th
ut requiring the Recorders of the dererent Districts to
report to the Council all fines by them collected since the
organization OF the city government made report show
ing that the fines accounted by the Recorders Of the
First and Second Districts less than onehaf those
collected by the Recorder of the Third District The
statement of the Recorders Clerk of the Second District
showed that the amount received in that District
amounted to $685. only 1925 Is of which had been paid
into the Treasury report further forth that the
months were onehrd less than the collected in
the same time under the old city government 1t was
not accounted for any fines collected On this subject
MI Place offered resolution requiring the Recorders to
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EXTRAORDINARY LoNeEYrry--A eoored man, named
Billy the property of the late Mrs Sarah Ingram died
Norfolk recently at the advanced age of hundred and
seventeen years. He was native Of Hanover county
Va, born in the service of Peter Garland ESD at
Norfolk when it was burned in 15 and pressed into
his Ma]esty's service by Gov. Dunmore He was also at
the battle of Great Bridge and remembered all about the
siege of Yorktown
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gsfs- STATE Instrumentation Crescent.
Please that GEORGE BRANT has for
the lnat five efficient Clerk Treasury will be
supported for the Office of STATE TREASURER by
te
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Steamboats, Passing.

--------- NUVBHUer
The following steamboats, have passed here since last
evening, bound for NewOrleans The Frank Keeling at
last night the Clifton at this morning; the Iroquois
at $3.50 this morning.
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LIFE AND ExIsTENcE.-The lapse Of years is not
life To eat and drink and eepto be exposed to dark
ness and the ghto pace round in the mill of habit and
turn thought into implement of rade-ths is not life
In all this but poor fraction of the consciousness of
manity is awakened and the sanctities still lumber which
make worth while to be- knowledge, truth love beauty
of existence The laugh of mrh that vbrate through
the heart the tears that feshen the dry within
the music that brings childhood back the prayer that
calls the future near the doubt which makes mediate
the death which startles with mystery the hardship
which forces us to struggle the anxiety that ends in
trust, are the true nourshment Of natural being
LAM
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N;eap Goods.

Notice.
TT During the alterations ut
c. LEIGHTON & CO.'S
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT EMPORIUM,
Southwest corner Canal and ST. Charles streets,
obstruction will business the contrary, largo
shipments Of LEIGHToN,s SHIRTS and
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
almost daily arriving the North and Europe win opened and
offered FASHIONS for the Fall trade
t. Special attention Ia invited moot euper
SILK AND SATIN cRAyATs, SCRAFs AND NEcK-TiEs:
FULL DRESS AND SUPER vEsTs--NEW STYLE;
500 DOZEN ENGLISH HosIERY-FRoM ~ PER DOZEN;
aud HALF A DOZEN SUPERIOR SHIRTS FOR 49,
LEIGHTON s. CO.,
9pod southwest corner Canal and St. Charles Streets
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ls1- CANDIDATE FOR FIRST JUSTICE OF THE
PEAcE-Hon d. Byrne having resigned, FRANK HAYNES
candidate for the office of FIRST PEACE for the
OIL Orleans. ortg7 uk
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n ELECTION RErunNsWe indebted to the officers of
the steamer Texas Ranger for the following
Alexandria gives majority for Scott and 100 majority
for the Constitution Democrtic gain in Rapides far
heard from 49, 1t is generally believed that the par
sh will give majority against the Constitution. AT Hcl
owes Prairie Scott AZ Pierce G. Poverty Point, Scott
~ Pierce "a Marksville, Scott % majortythis pre-
cinct has heretofore given democratic majority. At
Campte Scott supposed to have majority the DEM
oerats generally voted against the Constitution.
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NB~ For GovERNoR.-We are authorized to
Colonel RICHARD HAGAN candidate Governor Of
this State, under the new Constitution oct7 9pts
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BY tie Southern Lint.
South Carolina Election.

CHARLESTON, November 2, $40 P. NJ.
The Legislature of South Carolina assembled yesterday
Iondayl and both Houses organized by the reelection
of the former presiding officers In the evening caucus
the members held when was resolved that Pierce
King should be supported but with the declaration
on the part the State that the State protests against
any approval acquescence in the measures commonly
known as the Compromise
This morning the Legislature met pursuant to adjourn
cn and proceeded to the election of electors for Pre-
sdent and Vice President when one hundred and thirty
FIVE votes being east for those the Pierce and King
ticket they were declared duly elected.
The Legislature then received and read message from
the Governor of the State announcing the death of Henry
Clay and Daniel Webster, and accompanying the an
nouncenent with suitable remarks Resolutions appro-
pirate to the subject of the Governors Message then
adopted and the Legislature adjourned.
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9ss- For REcoRDER.-M HERNANDEZ is a
candidate for the office RECORDER OF THE THIRD DISTRICT
and will be supported by his friends octa1 6t
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bonnet has it's appearance in Paris origin
ated by Madame Duhay D'Goberg famous in the
armament of European fashion The material is new as
well the style 1t is made Of the skin of polished lea
ther Madame has secured patent for her ingenuity
and has conferred its exclusive sale in England upon
dashing nlliner in Regent street, London The Home
Journal adds The possession of these bonnets has al
ready become perfect uore to Paris; and the really
beautiful in which the material is made subservent
every style of from the truly couuettish to the
sombre demure fully ustfes that distincton This
new article of dress is called the Diptheru bonnet
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Iss- To PERSONS RUPTURED.-The many per-
manent and edeetua made by DR. Sherman deserving
than passing notice. For particulars his
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Local Intelligence.

MASONIC CELEBRATIoN--Ce Centenary Cele5rd-
ton Of the Initiation Of George Waangton-Ths event was
contaminated yesterday by the different Lodges Of the
Masonic Order, with due pomp and solemnity.
The members of the Order assembled at their Hall
Baronne street, dressed in all the paraphernaa of the
craft where, after forming in procession accompanied by
the Grand High Priest and officers of the Grand Chapter
of Louisiana, the Right Worthy Grand Master officers
and members of the Grand Lodge of Louisiana, Royal
Araeh Masons knights Tempars etc etc and headed by
music, they marched the Grand Hall of the Mechanics
Institute, where the celebration took place.
There was present full attendance Of the public and
numerous ladies'
The ceremonies of the day commenced with Masonic
Ode sung by amateurs in excellent voice. accompanied by
thap
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Died:
, November ., of cholera, FANNY o. HEA,

On Thur.day morning, Of cholera FANNY o. EA,
consort of D. r. Donovan. 80
ED The friend, Of the family well those Of Mr. John Donovan
requested ntterd The funeral THIS MORNING. Ito o'clock from
from their residence Market street. Annuncan and Poca
nier, without further notice.
On Thursday November Of typhoid fever SPENCER D. HER
yEY Philadelphia for years city
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MS CANDIDATE FOR FIRST JUSTICE OF THE
PEAcElIon D. Byne having Fist Justice Of the
for the Parish Orleans u CAYENNE candidate m
vacancy. octss
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asp tbr National ltnr.
Louisiana Election.

yIcKsBuRG, November 4.
The official returns from Carroll parish, La. show the
following vote: Scott and Graham, 26l; Pierce and
King, 2I9
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over the frontier. The Legisature Of Tsmaupas has
That no one shall be prosecuted nor molested in the
State in consequence Of religious tenets, y
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gs- The steamer D. S. STACY having met
with sigh accident lay FRIDAY the 9Th instant
o'clock which time she will positively ave tho
meantime will freight. noy3 al2dpl FIAlISTER.
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SELECT sorREn. e are requested to an
nounce that d select soiree will shortly be given
ia behalf of those unfortunate gentlemen, C the
original Scott men, A new coat or hat will be
considered prina tacie evidence Of villainous
locofoeo, who has been betting on the elections,
and will secure the prompt exclusion Of its mise
rable and constituencies possessor.
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Georgia Election,

CHARLESTON, November 2.
Chatham County Georgia. has polled 1903 votes, and
Pierce has majority of 500 IF this dispatch is correct
the vote shows very large democratic gain In 1S4S
Chatham County poed 1854 votes Of which Taylor had
s4s and Cass al, making wing majority of 1o2 votes
Eps1 r-...A 2
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Attention is called to the advertisement of Todd Co.
10 Canal street. headed Cork Jacket Life Preseryers
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BRIG TEHuAsrErEc. The brig Tehuantepec arrived
yesterday Vera Cruz Capt Curtis reports that
the 2sth ult, about o'clock NJ the brig went
ashore at Grand Point in thick heavy weather. after be-
ing forty-eght hours without correct observation AT
the time shewsn ashore the brig under close reefed
retopsa and double reefed mainsa and spanker and
remained in that situation until the I'd inst, when by
the assistance ofte towboats Louisville and Star she
taken Off without any damage and arrived yesterday at
ttis MORT
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the organ.
When darkness brooded DER the deep
When nature lay enchained asleep;
Or in sad silence rolled
Twas by the word the day star glowed,
And light and life together flowed
Upon the blushing world
All living struck their untuned lays
And Echo first awoke in praise
Ere the great Architect on high,
Had fixed in radiant Masonry
The Iris arch SO bright,
Our craft by wise mysterious laws,
Had passed the word-had sealed the cause
winch Masons still unite.
CHORUS
While the broad earth shall eastward turn,
Our lamp of Truth shall lambert burn.
AS that bright Arch still glads our eyes,
And decorates the scowling skies
The pledge of Heaven to Earth,
SO may our Temple rise to bless
The widow and the fatherless
And shelter wandering worth.
~. CHORUS
As Hagar's prayer was heard on high,
The exile, here, shall cease to sigh.
The Corn and Oil we pour upon
The Mason's Hope, the Cornerstone:
Let brethren breathe, Amen.
Meek Charity attends, with Love;
While Wisdom, Strength and Beauty prove
The pillars of our Fame.
Bless Thou the work, our Master dread,
Who hath the earth's foundations laid.
prayer was then made by the Rev. Bro Whithall,
Grand Chaplain followed by grafton by the Rev Bro
H. Thweattwhich heard with great advantage and
listened to with undivided attention.
The Amateurs then sung the following
MASONIC ODE.
Empires and kings have passed away
Into obivion's mine;
And tow'rng domes have felt decay,
o. Since aud lang syne.
But Masonry the glorious art,
With wisdom's ray divine;
Twas the Hebrew cries,
n In
Behold, the occidental chair
Proclaims the days decline
Hiram OF Tyre was seated there,
In aud lang syne.
The South proclaims refreshment righ
High t,relre's the time to dine
And beauty decked the Southern sky
In aud lang syne.
Yes, Masonry. whose temple here
Was built by hands divine,
Shall ever shine as bright and clear
As aud lang syne.
Then, brethren, for the worthy three
Let us wreath entwine
The three great heads of Masonry
In auld lang syne
Remembering oft that worthy one,
With gratitude divine,
The Tyrian youth-the widows SON
Of aud lang syne.
The ceremonies closed with benedction and the fol-
lowing hymn by the choir!
Hail mysterious. glorious science
Which to discord bids Defiance
Harmony alone reigns here
Come let us sing to Him that raised us
From the rugged path that mazed us,
To the light that revere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-05

DEsTnucryE FmE,A fire broke out at Troy, Y. Y, on
the evening Of October 2s in the finishing shop Of
Eaton Gilbert Cos the west side of Sixth street. An
adjoining shop, with five cars, and several small
buildings adjacent and in the five brick buildings
on Fulton street, with adjoining wooden dwellings, the
Baptist church Fifth street, and small dwellings
in alley entirely consumed The loss is estimated
at $4,000 to $4,000. Nearly half insured.