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CENTRAL EXECUTIVE CoMMrrrKK Stats Louisiana Ne0eans
49, sa2At the last sitting of this Committee the following preamble
aud resolutions unanimously adopted published
Rouge the remodeng State
far the most political body assembled within
destructive which, since Is4 has hung
like incubus the States prosperity pairng
the people, GRIPPING their placing
hcrcla Posen is fully quarter behind
point which they would have
WHRKKAs As the people of the State through and
polls, in demanding assembling Convention have
November aahe Wing Executive Comee OF
State OF louisiana the discharge delegated authority
recommend to the Wings the city paria State
make regular nominations within their respective dcts
for Delegates to said Conyenion-and
WHEREAS believe the by
Wings louisiana connection with
tuition be ementy wse just and petabe and be peculiarly
their and their mature calculated build organic
that the construction OF such edfce should the
OF Wing archiects-and
WHEREAS The most important
State and City
well regulated system of Free Banks, and
A iudicious system OF Internal Improvement
Hve been commended by the whg the
the united OF locooco and the
reluctant opuoneps we
feel that becomes the especial province whg party eecng
majority wing delegates Convention
which will be unison with its
cpes which, from its constructions will develop
longer crippled by democratic restrctos)
in rivalry with her sister States.
Be therefore resolved That respectfully the wings
the NewOreas respective
sentative districts, SATURDAY, purpose
delegates the
selecting delegates such W City onven-
city at large.
BeJuasr ovd That respectfully City Con
yeuton assemble WEDNESDAY, May ~, at
Wing Central Committee Room. l. n. ARkS, President.
T.. eAloAoA, Secretary.
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Gable GaIk.

American dentists renowned for their skill and in
Europe they eclipse all other competitors notice
of West yesterday should have added that his in
vestgations into the merits of Aliens Improvement in
the adaptation of Artificial Teeth the gum have deter
mined him to make of it henceforward in his dental
practice Mr. West is receiving rapidly increasing
share of patronage at his Office 12 St. Charles street
The Romans pronounced funeral orations over their
dead when people of quality and great deeds and virtue
But pe prefer eulogizing the Hrins who owe their
dashing business to their individual exertions The
enterprise eVnced by the proprietor Of % Charities street
(Bradys old stand is obtaining for him its reward he
daily making extensive sales of his excellent fancy and
staple dry goods and astonhes the public with his cheap
prices,
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EXCHANGE PLACE, ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE.
NEW BOOKS, PER HARNDENS EXPRESS.
THE YEAR BOOK OF FACTS IN SCIENCE AND ART 1861
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etc.--(Rsdfed)
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NOTES EXPLANATORY AND PRACTICALLY Albert Barnes
(Hnrpen.)
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CLAREF AND oLvESProm the Garonns tho
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FLETCHER'S STUDIES ON Slavery vol.
LANDMARKS OF MASONRY.
THE HISTORICAL LANDMARKS OF MASONRY explained in a
series Practical Lectures, with copous NotesBy Rev.
Oliver, D. D.-qd vol.
Splendid EDITION OF SHAKESPEARE
original Styles morocco half calf
sheep muslin.
NOVELS.
BLEAK HouSE-By Charles Diikens--No. 81 Iarpers)
AvARCE One of the Capital SinsBy stngor
send.)
WOODREVE MANOR Six Months in TownA Tale suit the
Merits and Foles of the Times-(IIart.)
MR. AND MRS. SANDBOYS. Daughter up
to London to enjoy hemseesy Henry Cruk
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

u oll1 ~ Harper Tenn VIM Leamy Galloway,
Mthnehy Mlssi K Mots Smith, NJ Wedd, Adams
nos srGon, Nashville Thos Woodward c. George Russell
John Fisher John Fox Mr. Mcdonnell Wright
Woiord S. Mary's; Truant Coast. ~
81 X Cade, Gov Mou HOPKINS Miss Murphy h
arPhy Donald La Gage Mobile; Miss Martin Tenn Miss
5 A Stone, W Stone, E Warren Miss. " |
vERANDA. L Brewer Ii: G Ross Mobile. w t Pickrp
n Campbell Miss. F'' y - ' - " ' =
icf McCanghan, Livinston in, James
,han Is Honghton, La; Miller, Wis Anderson, CHM
Hail. Skinner, Texas Chas Bscce Tenn.
=, hkSApE l. Creswsl Batssvile Ala johnson,
r pafkee Ia; FerIell Clark Ark; Robbins Mass
ihos Brown Missi S Johnson Texas
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Died

On Monday May To- at 10 O'clock LOUISA daughter of
l. anu LYDIA burnett, aged years and months.
80 Inc friends and relatives of family requested attend
w a' ms MoRNlNGa IL o'clock, from the Of Fourth
and Bacchus streets, Fourth District.
IN ,Gnisy Anil 22 the residence his brother Liverpool
WILLIAM MILLS, JR, Esq. late OF this city.
On Saturday May the residence of her paren in the
routn District OF New Orleans MARY CATHERINE years.
ana IL es Inc only daughter of Hugh NJ and Ann E. Hays.
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9ns> PROFESSOR KoEPPEN's SIXTH LECTURE
the HISTORY OF THE ACES will be delivered THIS
EVENING, at o'clock precisely, LYCEUM HALL 1t will
embrace general view of the the Christian World at the
beginning OF the seventh century, and the History Mohammed
the Arabian Empire and be several enlarged Historical
Maps and Pictorial View Of Mecca, with the great
Pilgrimage, mvll II
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Floral and ParIo,. BOOKS.

FOR SALE BY
THOMAS l.. WHITE,
NO. 50 CANAL STREET
MRS. WIRT'S FLORAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Illustrated
LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS-WithI Illustrated Poetry
MRS. HALES FLORAS INTERPRETER.
BuIST's AMERICAN FLOWER GARDEN DIRECTORY
CATHERINE H. WATERWAYS FLORAL LEXICON.
WORD, LINCOLN & PHELPS'S BOTANY
LALLA RooKH, LADY OF THE LAKE-Illustrated.
BRITISH FEMALE PoETS-Illustrated.
BLAKE's ENCYCLOPEDIA OF USEFUL KNOWLEDGE
DONALDSON MANoR-By Miss Mcintosh.
AMELIAS POEAIS-IIIustrated,
REVEREs OF BACHELoR-Superbly Illustrated
ROMANCE OF MATURITY Thos Millor.
THE EVENING BOOK; or, TALK ON MORALS AND MANNERS
IRVING'S WoRKS-Illustrated.
MISS EDGEWoRTHS TALES AND NOVELS myIo sta,
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Colonel Fremont, by advertisement in the London
chronicle notifies his readiness to confirm all contracts
aud agreements for leases the Marposa Estates in
california made by Hon. David Hoffman at the same
time repudatng the conditional alleged to have been
in January last by his father-in-law Col Thomas
IL Benton, to Thomas Denny Sargent. Esq
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FRENCH STEAMERS BETWEEN HAvRi MD NswYoRK-
Messrs Edward Corbiere and Charles yasseur of Hayre
have formed company for the esab hment of line Of
French steamships to between H. re and Newyorl
in connection with the Franklin and HUMBOLDT so as IN
make trip each way every two weeks They have raised
for the purpose ten millions of fran nine millions of
which they propose to in build and fitting the
ships, and million floating capt. They design In
build three vessels of 1000 to 1900 each with 1000
horsepower engines They ask the !, vernment to pay
them one million of francs per ship early for the mail
service; this contract to last Is years
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q" R sSn4ay MAY . St Clifton Plantation Hancock county Miss
former PLACE. - s " ti' fe"' D'"''i'' VI !"
Al the residence Of Father Monihen Mr. MARTIN HOGAN
Miss MARY ANNE KELLY, all Of this city " $3.50
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Mg- To THE MHIGs OF JEFFERSON PARISH

AT meeting OF the Wing Club th Parrish held Thursday night
May following resolutions
Rod That the Wings the Parish OF Jefferson
the OF Carrolton, Saturday the
Rener Ball ROOM Short
Senatorial and three Representative
Constitution Tor the State
Be urher rtsoed That the above be published the Louisiana
State the Louisiana Spectator the Bee Bulletin Crescent
Carrollton Star.
Be Rd That the Secretary be authorized have printed
posted throughout the PARISH acard notifying Wings the above
call be posted at least the
j. j. MICHEL, President.
j., b..
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The JUDGES UrAH.-The Washington Telegraph
learns from good authority that Judges Brockus and
6randerbuy now in that city have been informed by the
PRESIDENT that they must depart for the sphere their
os or expect the Executive to adopt the only aterna
tive left him.
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9s- THIRD JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.-Messrs
Editors being esby that Hon. shortly
resign his position Third Peace pleas
NJ JAS W. DUNCAN will be supported MS his by
uyl0 MANY FRIENDS.
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ns- WH1a MEETING = First Representative

ny WING MEETING - First Representative
Dsrc1he Wing Voter, Of the First Representative District
psed between Felicity Road the upper Benjamin. Etele
and ThaA streets the lower side the River the Laks)
invited to meet Mass Meeting conformity the recommends
ton Of the "Whig Central Executive Committee" at GODFREY
KETZEL'S BALL ROOM, Nayades polymnn
SATURDAY EVENING May To- at hapas O'Clock upose
nominating candidates for the Convention
suon and for the nomination of delegates
held the 18th which DO Senatorial
didnpst oth StaiaC pvsrtion
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To PERSONS RrpTURED,-The many permanent and eff
ectua cures made by Dr. Sherman deserving of more
than passing notice. For particulars see his advertise
nlent on next page.
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DEATH OF A GoSGREssMAs.-A Geographic dispatch
received in Washington the ID inst announces the
leath OF MI Andrews, member of Congress from Maine
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Telegraphed to the daily Crescent. -
ap tte Southern ltne.
Senator Appointed.

asp ttt Southern ltns.
Senator Appointed.
s.4l--s -t CHARLESTON, May 10.
W. f. Dcsaussere has been appointed by the Governor
u. s. Senator, in place of MIR, Rhett, resigned
- Cotton Market.
CHARLESTON. May 10.
The sales of Cotton this forenoon amount to hun
dred bales and prices for all qualities range from tx
o. per lib.
Bp the lssupIf's (o3siIIp) ltnr.
Steamboats,.
VIcKsBuRe, May 10.
The following boats bound for New Orleans have passed
down to-day The California at az o'clock NJ. Rosa
Ga NJ; J. NJ. Niles OPS, M. Bulletin No. 2
Saranac No. 2, IL and the Ambassador at p NJ
Thanks to the clerk of the steamer noquos for late
river fayors
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APPOINTMENT OF CoMauTTEE.-lTn a resolution
adopted at the meeting held Saturday evening last the
Chairman has appointed the following Committee to pro-
coed to Washington and to urge upon he President the
Secretary Of the Navy and upon Congress the importance
and necessity of establishing Navy Y, I'd and Naval De-
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ANOTHER TELEGRAPH REpucIIoS
OF Telegraph are judiciously reducin.
transmission of messages, and we dot
business will remunerate them for m,
For instance, we see it stated that Il,
Line, between Boston and NewYork
ragged by the great increase of busint
reduction to fifteen cents, have conc
another reduction in their tariff. whir
ten cents for the first ten words, and
ditional word, to all stations on their
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IowA.-The Democratic Convention
mated George w, McCleary for secre;
Pattee for Auditor, and NJ. L. Morris
lesates to the Baltimore Convention
Des Moines George Gillaspy. of Wa;
ter, of Davis; p. b, Bradley, of ia,
II, Williams. of Lee /; A. Hall, of VAN
er, of Muscatine E. W. Let1ingwel
vention strongly in favor of Douglas.
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NeaU Goods! NesC Goods!
SHERMAN s. PIERSON ~
~ Have received splendid assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHIN
OF THE LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES
to which they invite the attention of purchasers.
BLACK MERINo AND CAsEIMERETTE FkoCKs.
style FRENCH SACs
DRAB and Fancy Colored
BLACK ALPACA
SEERSUCKER AND INDIA PONGEE
REAL STRIPED CHINA SILK
FANCY AND WHITE DRILL PANTALOONS.
NEW STYLE MARsEILLES VESTS
Ass fine of SUMMER UNDER SHIRTS CRAvATs,
GLOVES, susPENDERS HALF HOSE, etc. etc, all Mt
VERY Low PRICES FOR CASH.
IL Call and examine, as Goods cheerfaly shownat
SHERMAN e. PERSONS
apis 2ptf No. 1 MAGAZINE STREET, corner Of Caasl
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ABOLITION COMMUNICATIVE Abo!ii IN Convention nj
Cincinnati adjourned nedie the @ ult The follow
ing is telegraphic summary of TIN asst days proceed
ings
Inc remaining resolutions of IL committee were
adopted including three sympathzin with the case of
Hungary, and expressing surprise TIL Kossuth with his
knowledge of the natural sympathies # tyrants and
pressors with their kind all over the world did not
the absuraity of going mission of liberty nmonp
Shareholders and his cause the mage and himself
the degradation that has fallen upon il md him
The resolution that embraced the la r declaration
subsequently reconsidered and laid on he table
Mr. Julian made speech in which advocated a new
10 overthrow til present whig and
democratic parties and series of res buttons
that purpose was adopted.
Frederick Douglas made the closin speech and nj II
O'Clock the Convention adjourned sin. e
The hall crowded during the rhole sttina tn Its
utmost capacity, and for the first + e in this civ tho
white and coored ladies and gentlcme
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sp the apsopIf's (o'nfiIIa) Itns.
Steamboats,.
Something for Every Body.

Thanks to the clerk of the steamer Iroquois for la
river favors.
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LIST OF INTERVIEWS IN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
For Tho Week ending May 8. at 70 n,cnck " 1882


A. HESTER, secretery Board of Health.
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ne Northern lines
their charges for
not that increased
1g the reduction.
Gains Merchants
wing been encou-
since their recent
led to make still
will in future be
cent for each ad-
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CRY Nxw ORLEANS May
Gzs~ NoTIcE is hereby given, that in virtue of
the above ordinance will Office MONDAY III. 7tb NAV
nGx at ~ o'clock the the contracts for furnishing
nv FORMS Blanks and other Job Printing required
prisn Of this city, up to the fourth Monday of April s53
myIl OF o.. DEBUYS, Copptroller.
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DEBATE IN THE SENATE.

In the Senate on the 18th inst, the joint reso-
luton making an appropriation TO continue the
work upon the two wings Of the capitol, was ta-
ken up as in committee of the whole, and the
amendment oflhe House, appropriaiing oc.ceo
for the purpose, being under consideration, Mr..
Borland. Of Arkansas, addressed the Senate at
considerable length in opposition to the resolu-
ton. He commended that the work was unneces-
sary, and urged upon his party to engage in the
practice Of economy and reform. When be had
concluded, the floor was yield to Mr.. Mangum,
who continued the debate as follows: we copy
from the union.l
Mr.. MANGuM. have been extreme
" gratified to see this young and intre.
pid Goliah come forward at this time.
He is a member Of the party which has
the entire control Of the legislation oil
this body. lie is member Of the par
| ty that has the control Of the other
House also. hope that the whipping
across the face which he has given his
political associates will have goo,
and wholesome effect. | have believed
as am sure, Mr.. President, you have
believed. for long time, that this gov.
ernmenth has been departing from ancien
principles. II has all, however, been
applied to the Wing head at the other
end of the Avenue. | hopc that the
Senator who has addressed us this
morning MIR. Borland will find asso'
ciates enough upon his side Of the
chamber to direct the attention of the
government towards economy. The
gentleman speaks appropriations and
expenditures that are not warranted.
have heard of none such myself. But
within my time--and | am young
man as well as you, Mr. President,
laughter --one administration was put
out Of power because it had expended
the immense and monstrous sum Of
$4,000, 900 year. 1t was succeeded
by an administration that expended
$50, O0o, 900 or $40, 900. 900 year. 1t
is now about s5O,0U0,000. Now if we
had a General Jackson. who could
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Mr.. MAx0rn. made Diem Eith ell
Kindness, and With an due respect
Mr.. BoKLAND-4est his remarks shosid
place me in a false position before tne
eosntrs and my party. lie has repre-
seated me as . 6ollxh.
Mr.. MAncun. Ii vas all said VIII
great respect. Laughter.
Mr.. BokIAxp. I would rather %
this occasion, as Gar as my humble a
bility will permit me. occupy the pos.
ton Of David, who Was q very small
man. bat yet who. in a Just cause. over
threw the giant Goliah with 50 s'mpl
a ding as sling and . pebble. In
bright pebble ef truth will ever be sue
cesslul in overcoming the grant Cola
Of untruth. =.
Mr.. MASeun. l belong to the at
lie DAVID party. The /" Goiiah' part
is upon the other side Of the chamber
ilLaughter.
Mr. BoRLaxp. have been sccustom
ed to perform my part upon fields 70
small to undertake now to stand u
here and assume the position Of a lead
CT or lecturer Of my party. ] am d
an humble soldier in the ranks. j SIN
ply rose to express my oPinions. not 8
much to the Senate as to my constit'
ents, to let them know the ground u
on which l stand here-that not onl
made them pledges and promises
home. but | would fight the battle her
as FAR as was able. upon those gre
and extensive principles upon whl'
We all profess to stand.
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ROMAN CArH"LIcs.-Fmm a general
summary. compiled mnslly from official
sources. u appears that there are, in The
whole United States Churrhrs, I4lI
Arrhhshnps. g.: Bishops. 26; PRESS.
,3S5. catholic populallon, $3.50. 0OO
which includes li5.UOU in Oregon, Gal,-
fornia. New Mexico, AMI the Indian Ter.
riioIv.
IN England aud SEQ land there are 6ot
churches aud 972 priests ~ lr, land ZOOS
churches and 2.25a priests.
Mr.. Atkinson has offer /, The Rev n
1ahll' reward Of gl6O0. if lie cau
prove e, BY sacred writ the lea ling ,enes oI
the Church Of Rome.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New York. March IS, r. y.

The Royal Mail Steamer Europe ar
lived =, her wharf between ~ and ! o.
clock Today. She brings Liverpool dates
20 the 18th inst. being three days laIer
Than The advices by the Pacific.
ENGLAND. -isriameni re-sssemhled on
I2.h inst. The Free Trade question was
preached in the House Of Lords. I.nrd
Iynjbursi denaunres the efforts of The
anli-rorn law leagne 10 rompel dissoln-
lion Of Parliament. The opposition.
headed by Lord John Russell. had resolv-
ed 10 vo,c The supplies for ihrre months
only. and then force dissolution Of Par.
lament.
A geographic despairh from Plymouth
announces the arrival Of the steamer Bos-
phorus al Portland. with news Of The ter
mina,ion Of the war al The Cape Of Good
Hope, and an unconditional surrender Of
the KaiIin.
France. elections have resulted
entirely favorable to the Government.
NJ. Armand Marion. who distinguished
himself so prominently after the Februa-
nv revolution. is dead.
Rumors Of change in the cabine, are
current.
Aiming and strengthening the forti6ca-
lions in Paris is siill progressing with
vigor.
A decree has been published in France,
derlaring the prescribed oath 10 support
the constitution aud The President inds.
pensable TO allholding public trusts. Any
person returned 70 the Assembly. refusing
To take il, will forfei. his seal. /, is be.
lievsd that CasaIgnsc will enter the
Chamber, make his protest against The
action Of the President, and then retire.
The exclusive coniiol Of education
hereafter to be exercised by the church
and the Stale.
Mare political prisoners arc 10 be sent
TO Cayenne:
I, is believed Napoleon will assume The
title of Emperor upon opening The Cham
bers on The 29,h INST.
Switzerland.-'rhe troubles between
France and Switzerland have been settled.
Switzerland agreed 10 The demand Of
France and To the expulsion Of the ref.
ugers.
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Dispersion Of hs RE Graads bsssr-
rmfs.-we learn BY Trlegrsphic des'
oa,eh from New O.lezns that the Meri-
can insurgrnl leader Csssj1l. The nominsI
ins.iraior Of die rrceni lnsufrecsionzTy
movements on The Merriam side OF he
RE Grsnde. has been rspiured on ihs
American side Of lhe nref by Gen. HH-
new, Of the u. s. Army. and tsken .
missioner 10 BrownssilIe. lie will be tried.
re presume. and we hope jaslly punished
Cor having violated our neuir.l''y hss.
His followers. IL 10 stated. have hem all
dispersed. Nat. IaieA